The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09

Whs on her. She told OF oil that had happened
he went back and brought a good company Of
topped iii hi! they sS vent Taf e the aP PSsb snsy house aSxs'
me former 8 Laughter went, with the Mayor
s s.s fS on sh %f sos IS the R RIsss S Saeass seG tho tsok Ss ssS
rnbha them; and gathered all the richos ct the
did he do but marry the farmer daughter and
The old man had promised to give some in.
a nnd tail ma a9 tSat doctors Iot t among the psonle
When reminded Of his promise. he told the
following story:
There was q man at Dun Lean named Mau.
rico Griffin. He was in service as o herder
minding cows, and one morning while out
with the cattle he saw something come down
through tho air In the form OF a white cloud
and drop on a hillock. 1t settled to be a lump
OF white foam. and q great heat rose out Of 1t
then. One OF the COWS went to the hillock and
licked the foam till she swallowed every bit.
When he went In to breakfast Maurice told
the man OF the house about tho cloud. and
that 1t was a wonder to see the COW licking up
what had settled on the hillock. AN It was
white ns any linen." said he. .
When the man Of the. house sent the servant
girl 10 milk the COW that evening he told her
not to spill any drop OF the milk till she had 1t
Maurice GRIM vent with the girl; caught
was milking in did not hold half tie milk TX. she
did ab b1t llt ., to ie ea z The COW on partly milks ed NJ
ofthe milk with her"
Maurice Griffin emptied the vessel three
Il tie fourth time and went home with the
n, mi iIS .I Ths master a. asked. Was any q the
"Thhls is the same Vessel that ( u use al always IN
milking. and that COW never Tiled 1t before I'll
I @iIRsd. SO ! / a aaSeS Ma l j e tho .ea MILK h so dl IiafltlS
1t WINS his luck give him all. twas prom
isea to him 4 not to me" q s y; Il : the I'm master: hs
Maurice began to ~foretell right away and cure
people. The report went out through the
ali he undertook to cure he cured. The priest.
hearing this. didn't want to have the like OF
b hut S srHHndi r ana s po ss %, H.m f 6nn 1hs nitn,.
therefore. the priest went to whore Griffin was.
saluted him. and was saluted in return. II
i; ;Ss ;d "s!sst; $% i:s1s SFd you set the Eaowledss
people" said Grimm; and my business is as
your reverence; but 4 you have you are not
f@oretelI Or not Answer me a question. and if
IN answer you any question you put me-"
! What time or minute of the day was the
~ win tell yo9 that" said Griffin. DO you
f 1yaasg' your r" horse sa stooueS to Din dsfsk s snSSihnts his
right leg was first in the, river? Under your
neck you wear a stone which the Pore gave
when, the horses right foot touched the water.
y r. 1 I; 5,s sS'a q !si,1 %;'s Ssss $ San5. I IN I1 HSs Ssi g!
Griffin came home then and told the con-
versation; The master grew very, fond Of him
s sasss h sn" to r asu nss.a aad "a ari HH!y ,i SsSaG aisS he hs
father;in-law till the old man died and left AL
= The people THOUGHT much of Maurice Grimm
when when b. he u gof the properly &c and they came for
first son, DyeermId; managed the properly.
on horse GSass dsifin called ale '" Dyeerm NJ d't TO
81 sg & g. Z SS. sis; 81 ,s asa,s want you to 20 to
.Ths esp%npany 6 going and 70 like to 60:
while I nm gone"
ii want you here said the father. for it's
,o RsS: s :9i VA ssI T; +: ss s5ss e: + IS e : Isl ST. s. til.
When the younger son sl was sitting at his bed:
u ~ NV ul0p Sulh III youk
brother will not be at home"
What you were to leave him leave me-"
i cannot ri give you the gi,t Of curing.
" .1f si Sa1 i You % give give the l"Is IN, e, Of Spbring.?iG% o,t
tonight. kill a sheep and drePs it. pick the
right shoulder as clean as any bone could be
thai tfS.ti bon .sT and ii the third time g YOU look .opi yo ouSf
see every one that you knew who is dead.
with Il. and what you want to. know to cure
any disease will come, to you from the bone.
s WnSa ! to psr oSer I the TO bone sS sT aSd I from mssse ,aley
will eome from the fairies and you will be aOle
to eyre y tnos wi, T no, come eixs to @ yoI w. .rov,o,.. .,
fG ore will not take the curing. Twill
edge III hs sSia t HS E RS'TSsF t! st Siv Since sSg y tas vii snN NOT
Ias knoTIeaEEe I can give to no one but your
Griffin gave the curing to the wife. The
Maurice Griffin died and was buried before
Dyeermud came from Cork.
and Ry iisn"t 1nd T fse i nsiHa.shea when no came
You did badly not to stay" said the young
Or ! ?!Gi"sFi / leave QUIZ"
You did. but he could leave the knowledge
Why didn't he give you the curing"
much trouble. would take 1t II ! had it. Ilet it
20 10 our InOtncT. one ID Ola. let nef IaV0 IL. |
As no did not give me. thy now edge l didn't
want the curing. Maybe In. after years when
[ have children it's on them the diseases I
cured would come
II was rumored that the curing was with the
mother. and the people were, coming to her.
Once her godson got q fairy stroke in the
parents did not bring him quickly. for next
day she would not be able to cure him mt all
At last they came. and she was aIgry thatthey
had not hurried.
"You might have made bacon Of him II you
waited till morning" cried she. She cured
him. and he was q very strong boy after that.
The Parish priest had a sick horse lett out
% d =. The parish clerk was very sorry, .the
,si, was such T. iips beast; Wouldn't 1t be
oh. how could she cure the horse" asked
Eriest..
IN CO." said the clerk.
If you CO." said the priest, 81 give you no
The clerk went. told Mrs. grimm tlst he had
~ spite q the priest, and to cure the
on was The gfisst himself thst ruined the
water while hot from driving. aud because
he priest 10 fond Of the horse he patted him
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