Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

gon have the luck to chance on a reason
Al kpiy sober fellow, no better servant can
pe found anywhere Being a Christian
y ne has no caste. aud has no religious
Z pernples preventing him from wipng your
Fnzor after you have shaved, or from eat
Ing his dinner after your shadow has
Y happened to fall across the table.
A SERVANTS CLUB.
y "a Bombay there Is a regular club or
hociety of those Goanese travelling SER
WANTS ana when the transient wayfarer
q innds IN that city from Peninsunr and
Drlertal mail boats, one of the first
4llngs he Is advised 10 do is TO send
rQnnd 10 the Goa club" and desire the
neeretary to send him a travelling SER
Nant. ~
tives- mosty good-hotSng fellow, tall
and slight of very daNNSQlive complex
Don, with smooth, glossy MA, large, soft
. eyes, and well cut featuNNA He pro-
duces a packet Of chafed anNS&ipgy testi-
= mopials of character from INS&3Ous en-
plogers, all full of commendNt(cQ, and
4 not one of which is worth the pSfsg II Is
2 Wi1tten on, because the good.fEtlNred
pfeFlous employer was too soft ofNsSort
% speak his mind on paper. If&Ng
cnnncc Il stern and ruthless person mn
chAracteri2ed Bartolomeo de Bnganzf
az drunken, lazy and dishonest, Bartol-
V oi1eo, who has learnt TO read English
Nrohptly destroys the chit" and the
9leyn mans object is thus frustrated.
ltnt you must take the Goa man as ne
yQfnes, for II Is a law of the society that
~ members are offered In strict success
I non and that no picking and choosing is
fobe allowed.
G. T.. HENTY'S LUCK.
Nhen with the Prince of Wales during
nus four in India, the man who fell TO me
rood, steady, honest Francis-was
3 eiupy a dusky jewel My comrade. Mr.
Il IInuIW Kuoil -lrrrattst, pf so
tnhpy boys books, rather crowed over me
Y because Domingo, his man, seemed more
Spiy ana smart than did my Francis.
hut Francis had often 10 attend on
Hanty as well as on myself, when Do
N'ngo, the quick-witted, was lying blind
Il drunk at the back OF the tent, and once
aud again | have seen Henty CARRYING
\ down on his back TO the departing train
the unconscious servant on whom at the
peHnning he had congratulated him
Jh the summer Of 1873 Shere All. the
J old Ameer of Afghanstan. took il into
! bis head TO pick a quarrel with the vic
7 eroy of British India. Lord Lytt0n was
HiMnys spelling for fight himself, and
thus there was every prospect Of a lively
hltlle war,
IA war should occur, II was my duty
50 be in the thick of 1t, and / reached
hpnbay well In time to see the opening
o. HE compuign.
~ 49, AHk AAlH ANhtNf WITHIN az muir Ol
Mpping ! sent TO the Goa club fol a
teDant begging that II possible / might
Nafe worthy Francis, who had fully
taNshed me during the tour of the
Nf|poe. Francis was not available and
tftfe was sent me tall, prepossessing-
ltnkng young man who presented him
tNf as John ASSISTS de COmpostella de
Lfncis" but was quite content TO answer
lt the name of john
81 CURED JOHN OF PUDDING
1ohn seemed a capable man, but was
o1nBionly muzzy After visiting Simla,
y lII headquarters Of the viceroy, l started
f)Y the frontier where the army was mus
fffing. On the way down j spent u
enNple of days at umballa 20 buy Kit
Nnl saddlery The train by which / was
y Nt'pg % travel mp country was due at
NHballa about midnight / instructed
JOIN 10 have everything at the depot in
GOOD time and went TO dine at the mess
he Carhineers.
due time / reached the station ac-
t4Npanieu hy several officers of that hne
nv ntnt The train WIS nt the platform
ny belongings ! tound in a chaotic heap.
fNwned by John fast asleep who. when
nEnkened, proved 10 be extremely drunk.
( fNDbld not dispense with the man / had
81 cure him. There WAS but one chance
a. 'loing rhis ] gave him then and there
severe beating. A fatigue party Of
tarbneers pitched my kit into tie bag
NAfc car. aud tlutw John ia after III
text DAY he was sore bllt peiiteut.