New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
"see me, you villainl Didn, you tell him that had

"see me, you viainl Didn't you tell him 'na' IA"
"Yes marse tell him how you wer gone TO pea ana
asleep more'n hour ago. and ne orderea ne ,e and
DEATH, no. and
Life and death what have to do with IRE ana na
death 'front.' srl If the parson wants 20 rec ne %
will have up here exclaimed Ola H and
drawing all tine comforiers and blankets up arounu
hs head and shoulders.
"Yes wouldn't get up and go down 70 see-Wa5hn a
ington Shut the door, You rascal or I'll 'oro" '"'
bootDack your wooden headl" .,a tho
Wool Obeyed with aacry, and in time to escape 'ne
threatened missile. ,o.a m
turning attending upon the footsteps Of snother A Mr.
the next minute ne entered usser9g sln 'ne he'
How DO Glad 4tSs sss You you
glad Fact 20 sec you Though COLLEGE, oos With n this
change of weather and took warn negus ana COY a.
easy chair up to my bedside for worthy Mr. Good ID
win, aud bring him glas. of warm negus 1t Will 10
him good after his cold ride" 80.
az thank You, Major warheld will take the seat
but not the negus you please to night arr ticking
Why it will keep you from catching cold and be most
comfortable nightcap disposipg you to sleep anu
sweat like baby ofcoursc you spend the ngn' win
al thank you, no, I must take the road again In
Take the road again tonight! Why alive, 1t is
midnight and the driving like all Lapiand ,,v
and leave Your comfortable root Tonight and sorrer
sill to have to take you with me-" said the pastor
Take ME with you'll No, no. my good slr-no' no. 'hA'
is too great ajoke-ha ha" rv ..r,ous one
Your told you that my GRAND was one Oh III
"Yes, some ling like life and death"
Exactly; Down in the cabin near 'ne fu"'"
Bowl there is an old woman dying ,., ..vnr there
might be an old woman dypg But my dear Sir' "H"'
:" But, my dear sir, hoy eau help her' q" h0'
sue Is far past pnysicsn ssl nslp sf,,,,oo-
,fasat nd hasa
well and I'm not lawyer TO draw up seI ons Of the
Of t Se' p.ses T cr ay
YES Well what OF tnati That does not comprise
S s seng W % . ss os
regret TO Inconvenience you ,sir out IN tns IA
stance Your duty demands your attendance at the 0ed
II tell You can! go, and won't Anything in reason
I'll DO Anything send she shall have.-hero
WOOL look ia my Sreeches pocket aad take out my purse
and hand to me- And then 90 aud wake up ME- s1r
dimept aud AJAX her TO I'LL large basket IuIl OF
thing poor old dying woman might want ana you
| snail carry it." l., 1000,
spare your pains, sir The poor woman is already
past all earthly. selfish wants sac only a'Ks your
| presence at her dying bed" =, INV
warm bed and exposing myself to snow-St9rm 'ni'
s9enss me for insisting sir; but this Is an oeia
| duty" said the parson. mildly bu; firmly. . :,
"i1l-Pll throw up my commission tomorrow J.
Tomorrow, you may do that; but mean while, to,
bound " get up and 60 with me 10 THIS Womaus
| bedside"
j
"To receive her dying deposition"
10 receive dying dspositionl Good Heaveni
was sne murdered, tneni" exclaimed tue Old lnsn
ALARM AZ lie OF and began 10 draw ON HE
neither garments $50, -, .,..
abe composed-she was not murdered" said the pas
| tor. 80 -, ,-,., ?. u.r.
concern crime !" exclaimed the old man hastily dfaNt
| ing on HIS coat
at does concern crime 40
.Wnat crime Tor the love Of Heaven Z"
81 am not liberty TO tell you she will do that.
"Wool 20 down and up Jehu, aud tell him 70 put
Parson mule In the stable for the night And
tell him 10 put black draughhorscs 70 the close
carriage and light both the front lanterns-ior we shall
nave dark stormy road-sHUr Tnk DOOR, you Internal
= beg your pardon, parson. but that villain always
| leaves the door aIar after HIM"
Tne good pastor bowed gravely. And the major com
pleted his by time the servant returned and
| reported the carriage ready.
1.-THE DEVILS Punch BOWL" was the order given by
Old Hurricane as he followed tho minister into the
carriage And now SIR" he continued addressing his
companion think you mad better repeat that part VI
the itany that prays 10 be delivered from Dat
tie murder and sudden death; for IN We should be 10
lucky AS to escape Black Donald and his gang We shall
have at least equal chance OF being upset In the
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