The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-01

tttt t1otli ol ttiH u8ta- HdHto fAarA W.
der bis meek. and xss saeriaz as il hirpd
70 give midnight perf5rtnance on a f9g-
horn
-Eh. Yes he gro4Ied As I mud d
him.
eslr Bosssr. gsi up-
Yam. i.-snru- ion,
Mr. E,~ser, aai in great pan.
les. know
evil you get up
~Whaz mazzer. now p be demanded.
as he tried 10 sis up in bed.
= am Threatened with pleurisg."
Hey Who Is ig21
Il arr threatened Ei.h piearisy. ard
90 Ssh you Eould srt up sal mix a
mustard plaster Cor me
-Bosh O. be groziei. nos faliy aszks.
-Yoa jast lie quiet and iAs pain All 81
axsy.
lie dropped back AMI begsn o. su1re
azsin. bar snsf ten minutes. hard rofs
"a hisi or % bed tie at an ths
ei-e. staring blsntiy iofo vsran-y. and
ready % AL back alg nomcnt 4ai even
siiie sss telling hini tliai I night not
lse tli morninz b. fsl over kickrl
hin.zeif unlsr he c.o.hes and seat i8
slsep uhlie sas 7ulins BE- hslr
Anishi or tso h'er i1ss afer he
sells hai sirucE tselse. irsanel taat
I uss being chassi hy q lcc1moase. Dr.
gave an extra ioci AMI sapzs me. and
discovered iaai iaoi q BE- NJ BsEzfs
voics sroaning
~For fhe lands slkc "a ap ur z shall
i.ca dead man.
-Whai l. il
-Tern6,s cramFs In my sf0mach. fm
il-s iied iu a knoC
-0a. i's oaly passing pain. re-
piled ~ J slaEht ile p'i.oE aglIn. -Lie
siili and .t Eiii SON - or
lie sill thunies. De yeiisd ss De
81 one ieg oat % bel Il tell you Z
shall Be- corpse sit1ia an hour If I
d3nt 90 relief
well you'ii md the Jamaica ginger
on the side-ooart. Iase bsg dose Of il
in zine.
~i'h never ind it. Ca. Heavens. what
a pain.
/ wanted 20 get Up, Of eonrse, but I
was determined 70 pay him back IN his
own coin- I therefore apparently fell
asleep, aid after hanging around the
room for few minutes he went out. He
was back again in three minutes, how
eyer, to exeiaim:
Are you going TO lay there and let me
die Ike a sex horse
bot you diIn't get Up for me.
Il know it, but that Vas because II
-Ehoop, Blue 5lazas, but know I'm
dying.
had 70 get up, Of course and, Of
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Noi gong Has any thing happen
ea
4 should say there had I've looked
this internal house from top to bottom
foF those glasses, and they are not to be
found Wen put in our evening trying
to discover whether they are up IN the
garret or down in the vesetsble cellar
-alr Bowser, I tod you where those
glasses were.
They are MT within forty rods ofitr
-Come upstairs
no use II they are even IN your
room I'll buy you i've million silk
dresses. :"
Come OF ~
he f1llowei after, and there hung the
bsg just where iisd told him he wouid
find it. looked from one 70 the other,
and Mr. Bowser finally said
Il see how il Is. You'll probably say
you told me 10 look here iasfeaI of She
spare bed-roon dresser, Take of your
things, Mrs. Borse7-Ee don't SIR foot
outside 10 night"
One night when baby was sick got
Mr. B3wser oct Of bed to get the pare
goric- After a great deal Of yawBing and
growing he marched of downstairs, and
FOR the fab time I told him:
Il remember to have placed IL on that
bracket overthe lounge
! heard him thrashing sround and
knocking about in the sitting. room. rum
maging in the pantry and upsetting chairs
il the kitchen, and afier about ten min
utes he appeared at the foot offhe stairs