The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
back again Rolling mn his sleeves. Mickey

his back again. Rolling M his sleeves. Mickey
said to the ewe.strpCk crowd around our, HIN In,
yon can. Twill keen HE blood runnin,,,, Mira
oBrien. you aud me will rub rs sn n,n.s Mr.,
o'BTiSn 'U Ss sS Ss' and and, WicEey worked away
knnckling the goats athletic chest.
piled Mickey as he worked one of the goats
fore legs up aud down as II he we're pumping
stli! the goat remained unconscious His
muscles were all relaxed Like the famous
Excelsior young man. "lfeless, but beautiful
his fqce Az tho water tricklsd down his long
gray beard and believed buttereup hiding IN
Wait til / see ia his heart bcntln'." snid
Mrs. OBrien as she knott beside the CONT aud
placed her, ear close against the nnimal ;
far away against the blue sky. hung on move
less wing and seemed to await the Netilst
crow over tho "r msaJo vT The silence was
broken by Mike Walsh. who exclaimed
-, Arrah. get IN, woman: you are listenin on
ing up jubant ans exclnimsd: Il can hear the
A cheer arose from the crowd. which by his
time numbered more than ono hundred yer
sons AZ ms jnnst9re R2GIan came dnsnlnS
before him.
Don't be standin' idle, you gourro,ks voul"
make a bed for him."
ln few seconds the whceloarrow was piled
hoiy Of tho goat wa was S tendcriy placei ( coat
was nut over him. although the sun was hot
enough to roast CLANS. IN the road went the
wh.eTarr%w being carefully supportcd by the
!oictous hands OF little children. Nor did the
Nile dqndle the barge of CLEOPATRA more gently
than did Mike Walsh trundls the old wheel
barrow w the Old Point road. made memora-
bio by the dramatic event.
When Mrs Finn saw the melancholy process
sion approachng she dropped the story OF the
liIA Ia Iva pt.NNl ,n,t fhNi is
glance che thought that her 10y had mad
ysrtently taken Journey into far country.
greater endeavor she realized that the beloved
goat was either dead Or In jeorardy. With tho
Versatility Of the feminine teIt she sat down
began that dirRe OF passionate regret:
AT why 5 1Rg. 1S sS ,fcs mu'h,a'oreo'
Wild your purity white whsker
And shinin' black eye
Mush-ading a-dria-
Have you amy whiskeyY'
noE E" said AID Mr' IN F III. .
on the second shelf behind til. taynot."
They placed tn. goat nron the kitchen table
pry It's teeth APART with tableknile III order
mat ne might pour some OF Brady,s Best Down
Wash. With hat prescenc nee whicH comes to
great minds in momeAts o? danger, produced
cold chisei and hammer. Withone blow
Into the aperture Mickey Inserted the D ose Of
funnel and about half rnt OF liquid resur-
Tho potency OF Brady's elixir has been rec
oGnized for many wears on Cooney Island. 1t
has revived the dying and staggered tho living
goat heqved a gentle sigh. Ills eyelds trem-
bed and slowly oTsned Just as the doctor en-;
Hum" said the doctor in the usual wise
way. AS he gravely felt of the goats pulse
n al mt = i,,,
should saw. Pulse feeble, heart action weak. -
WI! lie die. the larlint'" asked Mrs, Finn
no" replied the doctor tentatively. not
necessarily; but we must use heroic measures.
Perhaps you are aware. malam Tint science
snergy very similar to the vital force in the
human body. Some Of this revivifyn9 rower
hold In my hand he continued. as he applied
one poe OF ths battery to one Of the fore legs Of
Man, women and children had crowded Into
the kitchen until the room was full Children
wideeyed and onen- mouthed, watched tho
trembled with fear and men fingered their
hats nervously rs the doctor continued:
You will observe. Mrs. Finn. that ! hold in
my hands the positive and negative poles OF
"Oh. dear! Oh dear God save us!" ex-
claimed Mrs. O'Bren unable to bear the ten
The positive and negative polss OF a bat
terry" resumed the doctor. Containing a com
paratively insignificant voltage. bur
Here tho doctor applied the other pole TO the
goats hind leg and the animal went IN against
the ceiling, detaching two yards of plaster
But why 20 into details regarding the dis
courteous action Of the goat. particularly
toward his savior. Mrs. OBrsn? 1t is sunl-
c!ent to say that as she took her nose out of
the ash heap IN the bnck yard her language
made serious nroads in her piety. and sug-
Gestsd the remark as she sought safety over
the hack fence:
"Begorra. the doctor must have given that
Eray-whisksred Old divvil dose o liEhtnin'!"