Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Shs was the most pugillslio cook No e mn
pau' nui she was rs meek as a lamb h.
for Angel-oh, and fetched and csrr;ej n,
nun AMI permitted him to stew ne SIX
on the kitchen stove, when eLs ,yloii' y
have let me mako canmels; no M y
have saved my soul. Nv H'' %
Tue truth, especially IL /. wsre ., -,
pheasant one, was Of great imnnria,',o W =.
our lrish-ltalian protege. Id hsd b,e"
spiu When some tires0mc man called ti,gt
ne was 70 say ! was out. and he moss sa' W. /.
was given after this fishion ''''s'se
SHE SAYS, SIR, SHES orr
IN not one. Of them kind ibst yoas &,
or YIN ana 50 20 make things slnootber
t9r yoll ana cave You the time l I'll ~,
the truth, sir. | don't tbinl .ha Nv. you ~
mucn use uf Your over comm sns;,,,
Mhcn l took in yonr card avs ~
| lAat bothersome f0olv And s1ys X
ie3st ne i the better Of ron. hc't ~ ma, "a,
Mhch, sir. you might think vas n in-
LOT NE % say that, but l CONCLUDED
n f3o , uur neuel and, sir there Is many
you. and take my advice ana don', "a Sa see
| ~! the precious moments ~ r,tr-,i,''
ail ier a skinny ching like her 80 TN II \,
| iultc unnecessary 10 sny tltat +ho 80,
ddIil;Nir came again, and that j am tol5 he
o1,'s t,,,,h a ,Wusn The worst Of Angel
| Ne MN u.n IteHlng There are ALWAYS Iii.
~ tllngs In household that II IL ,,,isn-
" Keep from a man: there Il - "l9eE
XIV 70 entertain him with thc iit,ia H.;
LIONS, ule little worries, and fhe t,e,,iJ,.
IN are purely feminine. IA Jau,nsi ~. ~,
s .le que DAY that the masculine cIer,, ~
b onsoi,ot,5p Know a great deal abouf tbe
Angci-ab.u au'lfs., Then ! noticed that
n,iE,i-pu managed to elip into ia rn.,
presumably TO tx the fire irst t, ~ I"9l'
Icr, Ong night / paid a wish 1csr v IN
49,, 49,. ~ enc same time-that IL 10 ss,
hee4hy listened. This wac tbe N ~, l
;r. Mascuilne Element: ''Ah Angain ~ ~
been S " tod dile y liFc' CHI How has The house
Angel-oh; "well sir tboro b,r, -.
me usual troubles. ibs ,niss, nave Decn
Dutcher had set-to. and II yoi have 1v , ,,l.,
NY INN Tor your dinner tonight Won nt a.
mink me for 1t, because / fnIlcI e.. ~
butcher and made him soc with m,. o,,.,,
Ses tnat II wasn't worth while lietenins
" lhe complaints Of woman. and 40
sehu US q good log Of mutton for nv avn
ie, Hc. Inen, sir, tho missis had three
lellefs; there werc two ladies Ia lnnfi,.
con and though the cook said n wss
CMrrt they bad 10 drink. i have NV
DOUBTS And later In the doy. two mon
cane. Nlisss and tue ladies went o,t
Wiih thon and God IN his goodness onlv
TO follow them" an
4, When. | heard this, | must confess
felt as If | would
LIKE no BON ANGEIeOHS EARS.
A. for the masculine element, deter
mined TO mako 10 uneasy for listening 10
MN. 80 when at the dinner tabe il
saia' Any company today, dearY /
looked at IL in iac way thnt only q
woman can look when she wants to lie
aud said, None at al. II kept quiet
aitcr that, but when The fish came in
wilh the Same air of studied uncOncofu
il Inquired, Did You get q letter from
the SOUTH And ] smiled back, and an
sWered, NO. the poslnan quite neglected
US Then il looked at me sternly, and
said, No visitors and no lettcrsV And
looked back and with an independence
that would have been impossible II |
had been speaking 60 Augd-Oh, | said,
None that concerns YOU
And after that ii went to its club, aud
to see Angel-oh. He WIS in the kitchen,
sitting IN the cooks own chair writing a
letter. ] little dreamed then what that
letter was, but | started in to give him a
good talking to about carrying cs,which
talking TO was interrupted by his saying,
81 knows me duty, miss, TO the gentleman
of the house. Let us not discuss that
which Is unpleasant TO you, but which it
were only right for me as man TO man to
refer to-
The next morning breakfast time pass
ed, market time came hut there was no
sign Of Angel-oh, Suddenly the cook To-
uenberel the letter, and said he took i
In aud laid 1t an my iosk. There 1t
was. Argeloh had done me the courtesy
Of using my best paper, and this was the
letter lac had written TO me who had been
his true friend.
AnCHAEL'S FRANK LETTER.
"Nla'am-which IL were not being
truthful 10 put before that title an en-
dcarin' word. for you have been hut o
tyrant TO me. An lrishmon, specially
when mixed with EyetaliQns, never Will
be slaves. as Is so beautifully sung by
the English snylor ! cum TO you. trust
in IN the lovin' kindness Of the female
race: hut Il were like asliiu' for respectn'
bic things 10 eat and bein' served Win
gravel am q man of great knowledge
and IL hos gricycd mr greatly 10 see now
this whole family is glyin' over TO light
ness, and things which would be dis,
nroved OF. both by Mr.. Gladstone and
Mister Mckinley. /, a citizen wore
put to the mdignity Of vanishin' your
shoes: | hurl You all from me 1our NUT,
ton was moi bad for America, but
never did like Ae flavor Of the tobacco
used by the master, and ! conldnt abeat
a gentleman who dldht leaNe "r9uliu
loose thugs that might have been pleas
ami to mo / can wish nothin' worse to
you maam than is certain TO come
Yours sinserely, .,,,,,, ~,
up. S. As the winds Of New YORK
are terrible on my bad leg, ! am goih
TO Florida with 4 family who TOOK me on
your recommend. The recommends We've
n autograph which You wrote aud above
II nit Tho truth about that tried and