The New York herald., 1878-12-30

my being sick from head to heel and entirely used
up. Why walked better yesterday than on any day
since Monday. My feet are as sound now as those OF
any man you have ever seen. The trouble was that
last Tuesday my knee bandaged too tight by u
been FOR that wna soe stun e 70 match You see
the circulation was stopped and the calf OF my reg
was burst out. II panied me big that could not
lift my foot at last until tore it of Then the doctor
blistercd II, but il WAS too latc."
'To put bandages and pads on the legs OF walking
trainer, who has come over to take Mott and Arm
strong to Great Britain. 1T is always the rule to
have nothing upon them at all. II they left bare
it is all the better. 1t will take him month now TO
TN bet $50" put in campana. that I'll get well
The leg which he held up for inspection had very
bad appearance 1t iniamed and raw. He
vie viewed it with a :, smile TO .., show that he
pana got up and strobe back and forth
about the room at his four-mile gait
squarey and freely If he were perfectly sound
in his limbs 1t impossible to detect any wncing
in his face. He showed also why the injury to his
leg prevented his running II never walked besore
a. have done this time" said he Before when
went six days did not walk more than Twenty-Five
miles, but all the rest of the way. II had been
allowed to cover as much ground as wanted 10
during the first three days should have won the
match. When went to bed at ten o'clock on Mon
day night it against my will and in obedience to
my hackers. They wanted me to hold my strength
to the last Why, the first time that O'Leary ran, on
last Thursday, had him nearly scared TO death. His
fifteen mile sickened him-he paralyzed.
I'll bet ave hundred dollars can go fifty miles this
afternoon"
SHOEMAKER AND DOCTOR BLAMED.
Campana remarked that he had had nine pairs or
shoes made for the match just ended Six Of them
were made by OLearys shoemaker. and they would
not do ALL He plainly insinuated that the reason
why they would not do because of the friendship
of this shoemaker for his rival. The pair that he
used most were the handiwork Of Englishman
Some OF the others We're contrived as to produce
and abrasions the foot Don't these things
make it look like putup job?" said Campana. In
his illusions to the doctor who had bandaged his
knee he also gave expression to the suspicion which
had evidently taken possession OF his mind He said
that he going to the home of his mother naw,
in Waterbury this week.
what will be your next public undertaking.?
"In about two months shall give an exhibition
walk in New York. shall then go 525 miles in Ia
hours. / shall begin training on next Saturday.
am going to compete for the Ashley belt too. in May
am ready now to put up the $500 required"
'.Yes," said Robinson, Il shall write to England
that he walked better the sixth day than at any
previous time since Monday. Why, to show his con-
dition yesterday let tell you that while he was OF
the track an hour and twenty minutes instead OF
resting he sat and chatted with Of his old fire
pals, John Decker. about former days. and when
told him that the time was up he jumped up and
started away briskly possible"
'Well Canpana, did you make az much as you lost
in this match r.
Il lost the stake Of $1,000. but made ten times
that made enough any way to buy house and
lot for my wife,"
As the reporter bid him good day, he called out:-
''Say, young feller, put good card in the paper
for old Forty-one Sport. won't you r