Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

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o1s u tns impression the trst one hsd
made. All DO cane lee having down the
t-1ck with tAlr-y yoke of cattle zld stl
bigger cart loaded away u with big sQusshss
ac1 pm pk Is and four slashing & lOoziag red
checked girls on his lead, each one holding
a red ear % corn IN her hand. Well, that
outuJ made = ok sensation on the grand
stand aad attracted more attention than
Jlm Roolnsoa driving : twenty horse circus
ceagl0s would or course Butler had 10
stop again Hswas getting mac-
Cant this thug De stoppedP be asked.
Il don twsnt 10 DO headed OF by every
JAKE IN New HAMPSHIRE who wants 10 make
u holy show Of himself
so some enc was sent CT I'D the track 70
stop further interruptions, and Butler get
along as far as tfthly, and was getting red
Ia the face, when what should come along
the track but another caravan. This one
had nearly forty yoke of oxen, every one q
seyen-footer, IS sleek - bulls and IS fat as
butter. The cart was fQllo Of apple-butter.
school narnas, and the grand stand knew
them al, and went wild with delight. To
say that Butler was mad would DO useless.
| he got his eyes almost wide open.
"'if another one OF those Internal cattle
shows comes along said be, IN leave the
| platform. I'll be hanged II an going 10 be
broken IN upon every ten minutes.
This time a ressen ger.was sent up the
track, who headed off all the rest OF the pro-
/ ccsSAoD, llQ Dul.eT went S.On, sWlmEnlnEly
for 4 quarter OF an hour longer, when a big
brass band struck up back OF the grand
stand II was q visiting band from some
where up State; it thought IL was some
/ pumpkins, and it just put in and plew for
dear life. Lord, what a noise il made! But
/ Butler wasn't going 70 be 'pkased' by big
/ brass band, even II two-third5 of the crowd
/ were craning their nccks for sight OF the
musicians. just then the trebells over in
Manchester set up an internal clang -whang
ing, and every engine in the city had
paraded out into the fair grounds. Down
the track they tore at full speed, one after
another, fires up, smoke rolling out OF the
stacks, bells changing, and horses laying
their bellies almost on the ground, while
every boy in Manchester chased along be-
hind, yelling ike demons, and the grand
stand tumbling over each other 10 see where
the fire was.
"That was the end OF it. Butler tore up
his notes and danced all over the platform,
blue with rage, and swearing like a trooper,
while l climbed down behind the stand
where could laugh"