The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-06-10
A MAN FROM COLOONEY.
The Amusing Vag bond Who
Proved Himself q Hero.

wheat had fallen before the irreprcs,i-
bic advance % the reapiu- machine,
and consequently At Il time when fresh
hands were hardly wanted His APP
proach was leisurcly and philosophical,
his manner rs easy as the Cow of his
conversation. his attire light and Dictur-
esque. Diogones going through mod
ern England could not have maintained
one tIthe Of the quiet seIni-cvnical self
possession typifi-d IN the bronzcd face
and humorous cycs that came down
the lane and 5honc over the garden
hedge like a new sunburst-
The top Of the uornin' TO ye, sor,
and many av thim,'
Civility. a. the provcrb says. Is a
cheap commodity. 1 returned the salu-
tation, the ori-.ual puryeyor tAcreof
meanwhile adopting an easy and "raea- .
ful attitude against tbe privet hedge
that separated u~.
IT'S f..ne gg.tler for the harve.t.
glory be To God and It's mc own hands
that : Uneasy 10 ba haul.iu Cork or
rake wild the coIrCns Iayalt there.
Maybe the masther has "a job of yvor-
ruli that he can give to a man loilse
mcsilf"
He slanted his head over in She di-
rcctiOn of a field where half q dozen
rosy English las7es we're engaged IN
hcapiug the ralsinrs Of a tLiclz crop of
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was a tendency about him To sit down
every few minutes If he had an auai-
cnce close at hand he BETRAYED a
further tendency to discourse on vari-
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bir, ar,,or-- IN, corn what tim. tho
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iaft. he wished ,,t tbe oI,r,n. dis,crs-
in1 in some mysterious fashion with
the aid of soap or towel lie bounced
easily about the stacl.yard O. nights,
but always retired into the paddock to
smoke MS plpc-d wise proceeding
which ingratiated him with the mas
ter who had no mind 10 see his stacl,s
,urn. down. The women liked him
as they alyvavs do like anvthiug hand
sou,a and innu5eDt He fetched and
carried for tbcm One dav | found
him Iaborinr under a heavy wheelbar-
row load of manure. which he was talk
ing from the fold To the flower garden.
He was actually sweating heavily and
working hard without doubt.
What does this meau?'' I inquired