The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-13

warmed to the work: and one time it
was Jack getting the betther of the
dhragon. and the next time ii was the
dhragon was getting the betther of poor
Jack; and at last coming on tors't night
the dhragon was putting very hard on
Jack entirely. and ii was very nearly
being all over with him. when he
stepped back, and, gathering all his
strength mounted into the air with one
spring and came down on top of the
dragons heart. and leaving him over
dead. Then Jack went into the castle,
and no sooner did he go in than there
was lots of the most beautiful VarginS
running in great commotion and asking
JAG: rs it me We want? Is il me We
want?" But Jack never needed them
till he come into the sixth room, where
he saw the beautiful Queen of the Gold
en- Mines asleep. with the Queen of
Frances child asleep beside her. Jack
bent over her and gave her one kiss. for
she was a lovely picthur. Then he took
up the child in his arms. and. picking
up a beautiful garter all CHANGING with
diamonds that was lying by the queens
bedside and taking with him a loaf of
bread that could never be eaten out. a
bottle of wine that could never be
drunk out, and purse that never could
be emptied. he started away. He stop
ped that night with the ould man, who
took down his bottle of ointment and
healed all the wounds Jack got that
day. In the morning Jack started Cor
France leaving with the ould man to
keep till the Queen of the Golden Mines
would call for ii the purse that never
could be emptied. When Jack reached
France he presented back to the queen
her darling child. that was the rejoice
ment and the joy. There was great
faist given, and at the faist Jack said
he had little wondher he fetched with
him that he'd like to SHOW; and he pro-
duces the bottle and sent it round the
prences and nobility and genthry that
were all assembled at the faist. and
axed them all to drink the queens
health out of it. This they all did, and
10 and behold We. when they had finish
ed. the bottle was as full as when they
and they all said that bate
all ever they knew or heerd tell of; and
the king said it bate all ever he knew
or heerd tell of. too. and that the same
bottle would be of mighty great sarvice |
to him, to 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 II entirely, as II 4
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 I
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 a great /
faist in their honor, too. and at this
faist Jack said he'd like To show them
4 little wonder he fetched with him and
he produced the loaf and axed the king
to divide all around. And the king cut
off the loaf and divided all round. over
all the prences and nobility and gentry
that was there, and when he had finish
I'd they were ali lost in Wondherment,
'or the loaf was still as big as when
The king commenced TO cut. The king
said that would be the grand loaf for
feeding his troops whenever he went to