The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-13

for she was lovely picthur Then he
took up the child in his arms,
and picking up a beautiful gar
ter all placing with diamonds
that was lying by the Queens
bedside, and taking with him a loaf of
bread that could never be eaten out a bot
tie of wine that could never he drunk out.
and a purse that never could be empded.
ne started away. He stopped that night
with the oulJ man, who took down his bot
tie of ointment and healed up al The
wounds Jack got that day. In the morn
ing Jack started for France, leaving with
The ould man to keep til The Queen of he
Golden Mines would call Tor IL The purse
that never could be empded When Jack
reached France, and presented back TO The
Queen her darling child, that was the re-
jolcement and the joy. There was great
fast given, and al the faist Jack said ne
had a little wondher he fetcned with him
that he'd like to show; and ne produces mis-
bottle, and sent it round the prences and
nobility and GENTRY that We're all assem-
bled a the fast, and aNtd them all to
drink the Queens health out of il. This
they all did. and 10 and behould We wnen
they han had finished the bottle was as
fun as when they commenced; and they all
said thar bate all ever they knew or heerd
tell Of; and the King said il bate all ever
he knew or heerd tell of. too, aud that the
SdlilG Dtttie WOuiu Ut VI illlEiiAg EANaA 'fit -
vice to him, 10 keep his troops in drink
when he'd go to war, and aXed Jack On
what terms he'd part with it. Jack said
he couldn't part with il entirely, as 1t
wasn't his own, but if the King REALISED
his brother he'd leave the bottle with him
till such times as the Queen Of the Golden
Mines might call for It. The Queen agreed
to this, Jacks brother was realised,
and himself and Jack started off for
England. When they were come
there the King of England gave great
faist in their honor, too. and at this
faist Jack said he'd like to show them a
little wonder he fetched with him. and he
produced the loaf and aXed the King @
divide all round. And the King cut OFF
the loaf and divided ali round over all
the prences and nobility and gentry that
was there, and when he had finished they
were all lost in wondhermeut for the loaf
was still as big an when the King com
menced to cut, The King said that would
be the grand loaf for feeding his troops
whenever he went to war, and aXed Jack
what would he take to part with it, Jack
said the loaf wasn't his to part with, but
If the King REALISED his brother out OF
prison he'd give him the loaf, till such
times as the Queen of the Golden Mines
might cal for It. The King agreed 80
this and rela ised Jacks other brother, and
then the thuee of them started FOR home
lObtlutF ana WNeH tHtN were t6lilt il'rl
| home the two older brothers agreed that
Jack when he'd tell his story would dis
grace them, and they'd put him to death.
| But Jack agreed If they'd let him live he
| would never go back near home. They let
| him live on these conditions and they
| pushed on home, where they were re-
| ceived with great welcomes, and told NOR
| tial great things entirely of all the greai
! things they done while they were away
Jack come TO the caste in disguise an.
| got hired as boy, and lived there.
| The Queen of the Golden Mines, wher
| she woke up and learned of the youns
gentleman that had killed the dhragon
| and carried off the child and the othel
| things, and kissed her. and he must b.
a fine fellow entirely, and she would nevel
marry another man if she couldn't fnc
him out. She got no rest until she started
herself and her Vargins, and away t.
find Jack She first came to the old man
| where she got her purse, and he directe,
| her to the King Of France. When SIN
come to the court Of the King of Franc.
she got her bottle, and he said Jack wen
from there to go 60 see the King Of Eng
| land. From the King of England she so
her loaf, and he directed her to Ireland
| telling her that Jack was no other than
the King of Ireland's SON She lost no tim
| then, reaching the court of the King o
Ireland, where she demanded his son
| VINO nd1 kllltu the merry uIFd8Ons IN
| King sent out his eldest son, and he sal,
it was him that had killed the fiery dhras
on; and she asked him for tokens, bu
| he could give none so she said he WASH
the man she wanted. Then the King
| second son came out and said it was hin
| killed the fiery dhragon. But he couldn'
show no tokens, either, 50 he wouldn't do
| Then the King said he had no other sor
but a good-for-nothing droigh, who wen
| away somewhere and never came back
| but that 1t wasn't him anyhow, for h,
couldn't kill a coc6roach She said she'C
have to see him, and convarse with him
or otherwise she wouldn't go away til
she'd pull down the castle. Then tn,
| whole house was upside down, and they
didn't know what TO do. And Jack Wh(
was doing something about the yards
| aXed what it was all about; and they tolC
| him, and he axed to have a minutes con
varsing with her. But they all laughed a
him; and one gave him a knock, and an
| other a push, and another gave him
| kick. And Jack never minded them on,
bit, but went out and said il was him tina
kilt the fiery dhragon. They all set VI
| another big roar of a laugh at this. Their
| the Queen axed him TO show his tokens
| and Jack fetched from his pocket the beau
| tiful garter, all shining with Jewels, an
| held il up, and the Queen came and thre y
her arms about Jacks neck, and kisse,
him, and said he was the brave man She,
marry, and no other. And my brave Jack
| to the astonishment of them all, confessed
who he was, and got married to her. an,
was ever afther the King of the Colder
Mines.