Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
DOCTOR lIARIGOLD.
4 Christmas Story by Charles
Dickens.

uNNlN WIS W mum NiAllANIAs aa was 10
his lifetime supposed ty some tha. hls
name was William, but my owu father
always consistently said, "No. IL was
Willum." On which point content my
self with looking az the argument this
wayi n n man is not allowed 10 know
his own name IN "a FREQ country. how
much "a ho allowed 10 know in "a land ~
slavery As TO looking az the argument
through the medium Of tho register.
Willum Maugold come into the world
before registers come up much-aud
went ont Of % too. They wouldn't nave
been greatly IN his line, neither. " they
had CHANGED to como up before him.
was born on the queens highway.
but Il was the kings Mt that time. 4
doctor was fetched TO my own mother
by ms own father. when 1t took place
on common; and IN consequence Of his
being very kind gentleman. aud ac-
copting no fee but tea tray. | was
named Doctor, out Of gratitude aud
compliment TO him. There You have
me Doctor Marigoi.
am NJ present middle aged man Qf
n hruadl'h build, In cords. lsggin8 aud
y Slowed wais.cont. the string, Of which
Is always gone behind. Repair them
how you will. they 20 like fiddle strings.
You have been 90 the lhoateF, aud you
have seen one ui the violin players screw
up his violin. after listening to 1t as II
u had boon whispering tho sccrc, 10 him
Tint II feared It wa. out Of order, and
then You have heard u snap. That's A.
exactly similar 20 my waisicoit a. q
waisicoat aud violin eau be like ono
another.
am partial 20 white hat, and like
shawl round nay neck wore loose and
easy. Sitting down ia my iayoritc pos.
turc II ! have taste In point II por-
sonal jcwelry 1t Is moihor.ofpoarl but.
tons There You have mo again as large
a. life.
The doctor having accepted a tea tray,
you'll guess that my father was - Cheap
Jack before me. You arc right llp
WIS. II was pretty tray. IL repre-
snnto1 a large lady going along ser
pentnlng up hill gravel wall, TO attend
little church. Two swans had likewise
come astny with the same intentions.
When call her % largo lady don't mean
IN point OF breadth. for thcrc she fell be-
low my views, but sho more than mado
Il mp Ia height; her height and slimuoss
wns-in short the height VI both.
/ often saw that tray after was th,
innocrntly smiling cause tur mora likely
screoching onel ~ tho doctors standing
II upon "a table against the wall In his
consulting room. Whenever my own
father and mother were IN that part "
the country used TO put my head Il
have heard my own mother say II was
inxou curls al that time, though You
wouldn't know mn old hearth broom from
II now til you come TO tho handle and
found It wasn't mol Ia az tho doctors
door, aud tue doctor was always glad 20
see me. aud said, AHA. my brother prar-
titioner' Come IN, litile NJ. d. How
atc your inclinations as 10 sixpencey
ion can't go on forever youll find,
nor yet could my father nor yet my
mother. II you don't go Oh as whole
when you nroHbout due You are liable
% go on In part. anil two 10 one your
heads tho part Gradually my father
went on his aud my mother went on
hnn. II wis In harmless way, but 1t
put out tho family where / boarded
them, Tho old couple. though retired,
got to be wholly and solely devoted 70
the Cheap Jack business aud were
always selling tho family on. when.
ever the cloth was laid for dinner my
father began Httling the plates and
dishes, ~ w0 DO Ia our line whom We
put up crockcry Tor bid, only he had
lost the trick OK IL and mostly let 'em
drop and broke en-. As tho old lady
had been used to sit In tine cart aud
hand the articles ont one by ono to tho
Old gentleman on the footboard to sell,
just In the same way she handed him
every item Of the family property, and
they disposed Of IL Ia their own imagi-
nations from morning tp night. At last
the old gentleman, lying bcdriddel Ia
the same room with the old lady, cries
out in the old pattorilnent, after having
been dl0nt for two days aud nightH
"Now, here, my jolly companions,
every ouo-Which the Nightingale club
in village was held, At the sign Of tho
Cabbage and Shears. Where the singers
no doubt would have greatly oxcelled,
But for want Of taste, voices and ears.
row, here, my jolly companions, every
one, is % working model Of "a used up Ola
Cheap Jack, without a tooth IN his head
and with pain Ia every bone, 30 like
life that It would be just as good n IL
wasn't better just as bad II it wasn't
worse, and just aa new Il u wasn't worn
ont. Bid for the working model OF tho
old Cheap Jack, who has drunk moro
gunpowdor tea with tho ladies' In his
time than would blow thrlid Ola washer.
woman's copper nul carry SC as many
thousands OF miles higher than themoon
a. naught nix nnusht, divided by the
national debt, curry nothing % the poor
rates, three under and two over. Now,
my hearts OF ogS aud men OF straw, what
do you say FOR tho LOTT Two shllliug., "A
shilling, tonpence, sightponcc, sixppnce,
fourponce. TwoponccY Who said two.
pencci ThegentlomSr IN tho scarecrowa
hat; nm ashamed Of tho gentleman in
the 'c1rccrowb hat, reallyam ashamed
OF him for his want of public spirit Now
III tell you what I'M dowi,hy you. Comel
IllthrowyuuiuH woraingmolrlof6n old
vom1uthat wusrurri'd 10 thooll Cneup
Ja'ktnlUus asot that upon my word and
honor. IL took place iu Nolhs ark before
tuu unicorn could get ne to forbid tho
buus hy blowugn tunn upon his horn.
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