The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-24

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filled hs pocket witt. nuts. afanr.s anil
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1 nrtsie suinminunsis elsnt lah occurred.
/ fhis aud th. repeated shouts vi laugh
Ter ss.m.ti IL l,sssi.re sums impression
~ him Presently liz leaiheA over hlA
shoulder anil sail ',ni without ani.
/ nation
N Ii, VERY rcui II ,nn. s,f. surely !:
| very guui iui II, TAX. y, kinils ~ The
little chicks. 1, does them nao,l ~
langl i h,l. anil 1. mini much M they've
hal III make I'm lately"
n. II good for Nil III rs. now anil
again. take A." Snil .tnek, ,issisiing
mil going toward linn the children
gradual, collecting III far.nif corner
and comparing notes.
"iun rnn't laugh. sir III your heatt's
heavy, II son la, II can only is a rhaa,
While he was speaking h. ha,i taken
iii, billie from, the shelf, and, rrsn1ing
Il IA ftt1tf xat
over.
I'm al nnlaught rough rnnn'rsnlnn,
tar, Int have heard toll That these
strange things you ~ afc only tricks;
amt II SOP
Here was, indeed. hopeful Aymp.
tuu Hr was rons.sl, then, ~ take
snmr interest In what lad occurred
All trick. ~ conrse: u MI comes ai
long practice said Jack, ~ he pro-
rredcl IL explain SOME ~ the simpler
processes, hoping t. cnehain ilr mAn's
attention..
"IIluss what | Thought. eir. nr III
given you Il job tu 10. I've hc.n w
vani II real cohjufor many i long
LAY, aud nothing lrssll H.. SEQ here.
SIR" hc said, "a hc took q nnmll, care
tnly.fpldcd paper from between the
leaves III th. bible. ".lo yon NJ. tlisg :
IL WA hali III Ii Bunk ~ England
note fpr Eiu,i.
New. sir. can my coninror help mr.
IL the other half"
"liow did yon como by it, Jack
asked. ut once.
IN tell y0,i. sir, short NJ can make
| II. Cohjnror Or no conjnror, youvng got
il kindly heart. and I'm main sure You'll
help I'M II yo,, can.'
Dan then described how u. hal
picked up the basket from the lu.M
Liverpool express
There was ll,, linen. I've kept ~,
See tere. MI marked quit. pretty and
proper. with lare round the edge. ~
though lie mother lived t. niata I'll.
little ole smart.
Jack examined the linen; IL bore a
! monogram and crest. Thr iirsi he
made ont to moan II. Il. NJ: aud thu
crest WIS plainl, tsu lainmsrs erasse,I
and I'll. motin, strike i.,i enln,
mon ercsi anti he never remembered
10 have e.un II before.
And this Maa All | =
"'cep, this bank.note. This was Iii
! II poor old purse, with n pawn-iieksi
md thimble. kept them aIl.
Like d true detective, Jack examined
. every article infinitely. The p,,rs.
bore III. name Hester Garliga,4. ii
rude letters inside. mud tile pawn
ticket VITA nasie ont IN tho harle NAME
cannot give ynn much hope TINT
shall snrc.cl, Int | will 10 my best
Will Won trust me with the note for
time2'
surely, VI. with the greatest d
pleasure. II yum saillh but find ih'
! other hnlf, IL would give llnu, Tint
!, What We call him nnrh grand start Il
, life. schoolinp aud the price u bindin
him 10 some honest trade.
Jack shook tho mans ham,, prom
!. iscd to do hin bent, and loft tho col
: tage.
: .esnsd HIATT
d When Jack Ncwbiegin got back
4 thr parsonage hc found that has h0l
. hAL accepted MI invitation for thei
!. both 10 dine ut the Big House" as
Il WAS called. the country seat of eli
/. Squire ~ tie parish.
!. They were cordially received Ut III
Big House." Juck wMS handed oy,
i forthwith ii hin old friends. who III
u nraliyely rushed into his arms The
i were London acquaintance; no NOR,
i, 81 the sort W. meet hrrc and there al
I. everywhere during the secson, who cal
" for IN, and w ior them, ~ much ~ I,
Il South bra Islanders. Int who gre
IL Will, raptnrons eilnrion when VIZ me,
IL them IN u strange place. Jack knc
I. tho lady whom liz escorted III 10 linn
ii ~ gossipy dame. who, when His has
wins turned, made u. much sport Of hi
Ii. IN III her other friends.