The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-03

he told Cd1Totoogh that he sDds hung71
anvil and all sorts of blacksmith
tools. And the great fellow was Their
and Carrowagh and his henchman. tn
wee red fellow, and thousands an,
thousands of people.
Which Of us will try the first try?
says the great fellow to Carrowagl
when they were all ready to begin.
"Oh, age before beautyr says tn,
wee red chap, says be, to the great feI
low. you try first"
Weir and good, the great fellow threw
on his coat, rolled up his sleeves ant
caught hold of the bellows and blew
the fra And the minute be did all thu
sparks that few out were grains O,
wheat, and they scattered all over the
place and over the peoples heads, and
every one wondered.
snow, Carrowagh," says the wee rex
chap, you try your try"
So Carrowagh threw Off his coat IL
the wee red chap, rolled up his sleeves
and up to the bellows and blew. an6
when he did the sparks that few ou,
OF the fire were flock Of pigeons tina,
leaped on the ground and on the peo
Pies heads and picked up every grain
OF wheat and few away. And the peo.
pie wondered far more.
Nothing daunted, the great fellow
stepped to the bellows again, and when
he blew he blew live trout out of the
IRE that fell into the water trough and
began to swim about.
Then Carrowagh took hold of the bel.
lows and blew, and when he did he
blew out big duck that fell into the
trough also and gobbled up the trout
and flew off.
Then the great fellow took hold of a
piece of iron, and he put it in the fire
and began to beat it. and in five min
utes he had beaten it into a beautiful
young woman.
You try piece of iron now" SAYS
the little red chap to Carrowagh.
And Carrowagh took a piece of iron.
and he beat 1t, and at the third stroke
1t was prince on horseback, who
stopped down and picked up the beau
uful young woman, put her on the
saddle before him and galloped away.
And at that the great fellow had TO
give In and pay down his hundred
guineas, and nothing in all the town
then was too good or too great for Car
rowagh, the people made such a hero
of him.
When Carrowagh had his hundred
guineas he wanted to stop there and
begin his old ways over again. drink |
ing, lounging and living merry, but the |
wee red chap told him that great things
were before him yet, and If he came
along with him he would make him a |
rich man.
80 OF again the both of them started.
and they travelled and Travelled and
1idn't stop travelling till they had trav-
eied into France. And there they heard
The word going round that the king of
France was for death and that all the
1octors In the kingdom had tried their
hand ON him and all failed. And II
vas given out that any doctor who
would cure the king would get a bag
If gold.
Ihats fine chance for you" saws
he wee red chap, says he to Caro-
vagh. You come along and cure the
ing and get the bag of gold"
rs 1t me" says Carrowagh. "Sure
couldn't cure mouse of the chin
ough."
Never mind" says the wee red chan
avs he. lyon don't know what Won
an do TIL you try. Come along with
ne." WIN =
on the both OF them started and trav.
ieo I'LL they Travelled 10 the kings
astie' and when they ratified ON the
ates the soldiers came out and asked
hem what they wanted"
Inc wee red chap says, my master
ere mas come 10 cure the king"
Inc soldiers opened their eyes and
'oksd az them, for they were sorry
VI on. N ~
Ana says they, "Bsgone out OF this
4ofs We turn Che dogs 0n you.D
bvf there was word carried a. Al.
lesp Inside tbaf the soldiers were
vp'is away Q great doctor from lre.
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