Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-05
WAKE RAG UNDER THE nm

o,orl.;, aCTesurooper when
to bed" u 1 il pQ, 1
And as he seemed in h.,
carry out his threat, 4, s5o laao1
with many lamentations ", Esa'
man. = 81 avid
"Eliaa9sth, my dear, I ar, l
ungry' Do ZEE 90 an fix p~ D
supper for your Samuel. an, 4
tea an something nice n u
appetite" and he sat dow C'11
the fire letting down the cb.!
on the cats tail. e'1d
"Dang the cat!!" He o,
up by the injured member ''s5
whir.r-r!! crash!!l The var l'l
had been thrown straight ~.
Che window by the iraie
Elizabeth. "I'n ave no bIoo W,
in my 'ouse! Get back to boj 4
Torzer or it'll be the worse y.
AS the brother put ont Ii, \.
demonstrate. "Usb up in fbs,'i
wumman, or I'll be in and .o
, Zee with a pillow. Now Fg~il
for the supper" but she Wa, 49, i
less, and crying crocodile tenn.
"Ah well! I'll get the sr l,''
self. I've done it before AN
it again; but it's a pity / c,ri-I
waited on a bit by the wumm,,
is plighted to me-"
Samuel, thou'lt break nv
O that it should come to tbisi j
uel! Samueln'
"'Ush up, my dear! lush IN,
us kiss an make it all mp qnLpl
"Oh Samuel, you'll kin ne
you will; youth squeeze the n.
out of my body, Samu-e-l.I.lm /
He dropped her after san. I
her breath out and went aborl
ing supper, dropping the plats,)
ting the kettle fall, and ..rs5
flour all over the floor while IA
fresh biscuit. For a while, i'll
midst of his turmoil, since he /
on singing at the top of his "A
Dick would put out his head u
"Sam PHI" dodge, for a ID
plate was sure to greet the intel
ton, until forseeing the toa.l
struction of the family dishesI
desisted.
should aud aequaint--
Elizabeth, the Apply day is near1
anco be II
'ow | long for the 'appy day
brought 10 mind
Oui LlOOuLu ulVlC
Wen take the cup o.
dang the bread! | cant make ~
and the pan and contents \
thrown under the table.
elizabeth, let's dance. "A
want 10 supper. | was oauIy A
thee. Wen dance a jig. Good
Despite her objections and 4
ance, the vociferations Of Dns
the bedroom and her mother 10 /
Sam caught her around the 4
and whirled her around the 4
bringing down his heavy boots
the boards cracked. First 4
over went the table; second II
over goes the washstand; thTd,s
board upset with an awful
and amidst Elizabeth's shra
Dicks bowls and the mothers i
for they had rushed out at the Il
mendous noise, Sam dsen5a
himself from his fair partner
left the house flushed with e1et
and elated with the probable
cess of his scheme.
"Another bout will fix eng
we'll be at it again tomorrow 4
Sam Pilchard, thou'rt a keensT /
Sam was even more demon''ra
and disorderly the next night 7
on the previous one, aud b'
parture was hailed with thsnk
ness, but on his next attemF
! Notification at the Torzer mans
he was arrested and carried
jail by the constable who bad
procured by Dick Torzer Tor \
purpose. So the house OF
knew him no more forever 1
On the road to the Jail, BY, \
urgent request, they stePpS1
Uncle Abe's, where by the 7
nous consent of the crowd
assembled, he was admitted 70
on his own recognizsnce; ara
with the successful outcome
deep laid plan to induce E4l
to give him the "go BY, ne
exceedingly good customer r.
that night, as long as any0ol!
their feet, which Sam did to -
and went home very rePen"ls
the morning. r,
So the "silver cord Of E.il, !
love was broken. and her T
for Sam changed to the 'PP
Sodom-nothing bat leaves. /
for fear that the reader miS
thinking, and thereby - /
that She should be left de'o q,
her love unrequited, we v. !
.f,,., xr,o forfrnt IL. that sIt