The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

essss rsv ske Dsesev.
A Jolly old German farmer rode to
town sf,er a physician for his wife,
whe va. very sch He dismountd
from his hcSs In fost Of q sslccs,
Just as the boys inside had begun TO
make merry over the first keg Of book.
He approached and looked cautiously
around the screen. The f6aming
glasses were held high above the heads
of the jewellers, - cnscf me -aupber
pronounced 4 tasst sSprcpsiaisto Tie
occasion. The silent watcher licked his
lips, and wished his ernnd 10 town
had been one not requiring = npeh
dispatch. He was turning reluctantly
away, when the crowd sav him.
"Hsllo," they shouted, there's
Fritz. Bring him in!"
He wss lsh keId upon snd hsulsd
up 70 the bar, III tke while protesting:
"Poys, I vos in quick hurry. Ole
woman sick like der tuyval. I vcs
come init der icctor sooner s' light
min"
"well, you can take some. book
While yos'ss here. nd kan 1wo bid
with one stoDe," was the reply.
"Ysss, I kill Won shicken init q
coople o stones, upd der ole woman
lie mitout der toctcr, tont forget
myself Nv it, eh?' -,
ooh. sheC wont de. Back Nbeer
don't come but once year, and you've
got the old woman all the time. Fill
EN- up again."
"Yass, I got her all der time, but
exposen' she 60 dsde. I don't got her
any more sen<iiuass.i rs tetes 40
go nit der toctor seldom right away"
But he didn't 60. Az one glass sf-
ter another was forced upon him by
The reckless crew, the object Of his ef-
rand was aoated further and further
from big vision, Until y ~ carried
cut "f Ms mind akos etAef lam NJ
voice, untinged with anxiety, joined
in the drinking songs, and arc.e above
oil Others. -
Thus he was found by his son, late
that night. The boy grasped him by
the sleeve. arni adj Il II
"Fader, COON home"
Fritz turned, and at the sight Of
the hoy 9 great fear arose in hissnind.
swept away the fumes Of the beer, and
brought him to a sense Of the situs.
tion. In an awe-strpck tone, he naked:
"Yawcub, how YOU vas come here'
Vas Something's lie matter"
"Yaw," replied the boy. IA2s
"Vell, spoke ub about id. Vos der
ole vooman-is your mndder-is she
--dsdes, I can shsqndse best. Dvn't
keep your fader in expenses. poy.
Shpit it oud. Vos We q coople Of or.
phanses, Yawcub?"
"Nein, answered the boy, "you
vos anuder. A leedle baby COON nit
der house."
Fritz was -overeoms bryhr q mo.
ment, but stanimeted OF. w 90 =
"Vos dot so! Iexpose il vos not
so soon already. yell-yell. in der
middle Nv lie, ve don't Know vai's
goin' to turn next up. Man exposes
und Gott supposes. Fill up der glas.
ses."
The hoy ventured to ask the old
msn Why b - ID Oh q dnctos.s
"Vot! Did she want a toctor? Pet.
ter she tole me So. I got him pooty
quick. Navarro mind u save more
as ten tollsr toctor pill on dot baby.
Dot vos a goo, child. Fill up der
glasses. tfwkooraw tn der leeale bJct
baby. We won't go home till yshter.
day"
Fritz got home at last, and was in
town again after a couple of days Of.
ter some medicine. The boys couldn't
get him hack again. though. He said
IN them;
"You bate l ten to my peesness
now. | go hack und watch der ole
woman dot she don't got OWNS py
sheeminy. She's got her spunk up
like everydinks."
When sheep are killed by dogs, say
nothing. lSkin them. and let them
lay in the same placs. The Crit night
afer the killing. the dogs will. not
come, hut the second night they will 10 |
On hand. Cut four or Eve gsshes in
the shoulder Of the dead shssp, pas a
small amount Of fipi-clas sgychpins
in the gashes, and the neyt. morning
you win he sure TO have them. |
Sometimes have Killed four dogs In
one night. Il is well to keep ths
month shut. Any dog that will chsss
sheep when out alone, vii sooner or Il.
Ter kill them. A green dog will some
times kill a sheep iaihs daytime. hat
this seldom happsm. Nearly al the
sheep-killing by dog. is done 10 The
night; they are very canning about il.
often going ioug dis,ssees iroms home
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