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   Advocate (Newspaper) - April 25, 1879, Tipton, Indiana                                i tiut t gwer vo ire you pay little We dont waul but tHe answer uert Jr contributors fold manu and never roll cause of death among and proof read est The SZT B that brings to is that J it written on note tent in an envelope of suita io r P1 jour ebe an far ones own w 5jorf quoth Bir Mic with wit ao B siot nj pot seen I j tht young man wno went to call on ii gir on last but who left front door and ebo out of ibe a dog attached w tue doie of hie will return the 4 reward of five dollars will be by tbc girls and po ques AN epicure siiat American are much rior Ui tbt Hide coppery English va He if like the darkey who went and happening to catch a fine twit threw it back into the When I come 1 want J Ii just the meanest thing in the world for the who had been out her to slain ber lip and on lier with red and set the half girk in the house dying with envy br that ehe had been eatr I i IT I pity it genUe Ignore the oar our 1 i Ii I Jte coming through the fields you e With Sunday suit You a through i smooth jour apron Thn bum ADd quick heart beats And 5 si as II new wms I am h dire Dot kiss band I touch It Just jour side one joy loo A nd as jour needle iis bilss to see Ihe lubes lilt To i i y The children look In sometimes 1 do not call them here Id to ieil the Have anybody I ibe recently Eng lish and used frequently to i ide in ibe bottom drawer of a from long practice he was able to bide under an ordinary round to lie spiral column in such a that even if the table had no he would the glance of s old folks bid ft Good n And leave m two To think and and nothing Except about the But how 1 could My arm gets struggling round your wi Yoor bands gets in And nger your ch mar iny Fort bus to bend mj Bead to hear 1 hat And wif nudged 1 tyes wide to Our just tie age HIT mother M H IBM BY DOTLE OBE Only a fallen stretched out the Stretched in the broken and cruel heavy Only a fallen ei de ot i you lat i tiili tir tc oi ut jr il would i iu is oliti t and to THE the weariest in tht lor ever and erer Tiit ndti ue tky through Ibe of jit Through midnight r tber may And zt last be you and Yoc may always distinguish the by boine of tbe wandering drummer by certain by o out tii dirt under hie finger by bis modesty i by the Deer lie by bis clean thirt by his blowing New bv bis larce mannera and cood by asking prayer meeting bv hie oysters every month in the year by the quantity of politics he and of goods he Bell Louis by village appear anee by picking his liit shoe by the cottun sn his to you of do nil college pradu One of thiem has at it from the fol lowing which was received the other dav by a certain railroad com pany I learn that you i a new your rail if that it K 1 the for am a of the Citty Commercial And no all about I have not had any experience J in mle but have got anil count in the long give me a and if I over enny man vou have I dont want a Ad the teamster Ihe heast to Hold Hor hia toil is no mo re 1 or him See the neck grow dim See on the hon head rests the if dumb beasts how d it is to be After iji weary how restful it Alter ine With broken shafts and the cruel to he died in in and the burden killed him one of passing wonders marking A toiler dying in j t So monstrous and grand where could Mink hide minished heald from his light He did not have long to for next morning a bright and early the carriage drb the driver got land downs flustered into the back and with Hackle car gold on the the land and cane and ally well Mink him as he peeped breathless through the grapevine and then and broke and they all dis appeared into the i i I aint goin in to Mink to Ive got a dough nut in my pocket and twill be dark by But was too sharp eyed for and Mink was and his face scrubbed and as the last dish went smoking on to for a A fresh half i take that to the bookstore old Bibliotheca to eive you a 1 oah that vill go into your pocket i nd mind 1 ie comes out Keep a iking him Keep asking him Thats melted away and folid winter settled into its but ty the time Medad reported the snow twelve inches on a 1 foah had to wear a rider I place on the by the repeated as went the form of an Where did he get such a name as that said apolo ought to hiye said They had a foolish way of calling him White Babbit he came and I had to find a name for him as best I go and eit The judges broaa red shone back again into Minks with clear good and then he squeezed his sides into the great armchair they had placed for and dinner But Mink never knew whether he Me pots toe or chicken as the judge went on with of old and accounts of wondrous things in the for the first time in housekeeping had to signal to her that it was time for the pumpkin The great armfuls ot wood flay neg for the cold had and the soft haze of Indian summer gathered round and melted everything and every body into a luxurious sense of Cant I get out to old back said Uncle when sto ries and ceremonies were ended at I should like take my afterdinner olle e just over Minks and the udge had made sharper marks yet on link i Dont see what in has come Wr that said gazing i after Mink as he teared with the one morning Hes the hand to theres nobody ut catches What do you think I leard him asking the this he tras asking him fhat they put into tin besides antimony Antimony 1 exclaimed Hackle with a glance at her bottle on the is the hoy crazy But at that doctors sleigh whirled nto the The doctor had a call on a road he isd never investigated j and the snow was deep could he obtain a pilot Send suggested Ill Jo the and lie can find out all about and in three minutes more the sleigh whirled out of the with of Minks jut visible above the folds of the buffalo arid thinking going on un der his big with of own A doctor knows some things that a lawyer doesnt If he could only asV him what tourniquet was I Open your your and your ears I If M U They turned corner after and at last the doctor looked suddenly at Minks All right down there is it pretty cold he i answered hesita j i 1lOnly what 1 you as to o IA I what a tourniquet is before yOu really knew were scared i r see you try said a contemptuous challenge ton In an instant handkerchief was thrust back into its and the i springing forward and her hand of Tom a fool of yoli I Dont mind Nobody it his senses would try going down there for leas than a case of ami i ii Medad gave her one look were more irresistible than but he would be He shook her hand with laugh and sprang to the edge of if It was almost perpendicular the ratine seeming like I a cleft in ball of of which lay a tiny just for a narrow to squeeze The wall on each side ragged mass of clear with nothing to break its sixty feet of except its own rough spurs ing and the dwarfed pine bushes that thrust they could j jt But over the edge went Medad with a his bands the topmost pine and his feet feeling out for the nearest spur eyes looked appealingly into the and turned to Ibm with an you and Tom stepped to the edge of the enough froud better come he But Medeg wan up his feet felt a ridge of rojck under and cautiously gii he reached and hold of a lower The next was he found it easily arid looked iip at the faces above j J Hows that fora Tom B it the next moment there was a li IE sound the branch he was he Id ing b r had He caught but Toms face bigan to get Come Ill take hick all and Im Kit und baij I you rot dfr lib I mj Ynn eli you Ton not den M It n and Mr end boder Ve looked w err mo ch the doctors n y i out over the snowy i ht into ever put that into A my ia an instrument Lhat call or your ll should we I On through the teuch crowding the i What is the symbol Only d cease to At death for a beast burden sir et i ii I That is and echoing the tread of the j i What wts the sign to touch the tireless will Does He who taught in parables speak in parables on the rock U heedless heart ot r That gather and i ow and grasp and and Then for the crowd in the street of eTer echoing II The d by the heavy is there la his nap as11 used to when I was a Sarlain said and into the lor for the big straw rock and you and Uncle settled J into threw chief over his Pumpkin pie had conquered and the authority ofthe The judge grew he he snored we to stop the flow of blood from i wounds if were coing to cut off a mans b to wam UP the from i the Von rf poy m Und But den It made no Ve bath got called der i rhe tie 7 Before i the 01 of of it present t but a thoroughly UNCLE ASO WAS BV ISABELLA end c IE tii a mr ou tie tbe io nA any ia iest our f baid old the other I evening at a tea after putting her cup of Young what do yon mean You know that young who lives across from she has had nothing sor and distress for the last I her father was killed by a burglar then her married after that she had the yellow fever and and next her husband failed and she bad to take It went She was just to bear jp a little her brother was sent for life and month husband died in too but week Bome an inch was gieat commotion in the old farmhouse not because court was sitting inL the county close but because the Honorable the j learned Judge of that walked with a and sat in monstrous dignity had sent word that he was iHe wanted to see if the haymo ws as and the pumpkin pies tasted as as they did when he was a hoy on he old Goodness ejaculated Mrs At that instant a stealthy step crept towards the and two shining eyes blinked at the judge vine leaves at the end of They were Minks favorite Ion lazy af why t he enjoy it Uw day The judge was past was j They he knows everythin said Mink to at t handkerchief under which the wondrous brain must di he ever fetch it knowed Wisht I knowed bow they too Mink went mentally over a column ii his speller booth it was of no but the judg i used to drive the cows to the Hackle down pasture and look at him to day Mink had great es but wonder got them all in a jog Dont he was just ready to say in when up erect another stealthy Didnt old the know where to fin 1 and the game that two could phi at on such Guy exclaimed under his and the game One swoop of Minks right hand caught a and his left set Tab on her hind Open your month and shut your and Ill give you som s thing to make you wise three i Down came Tabs open came her and in went the It wi is a game that never wore and the all pe were forgotten Flies ig is were 1 of course wont And if he hell be shall feel as un as anen with a brood of Of Im proud to have come but think of the hes seen since ever he lived on the farm I Do send Medad right out to i kill some Mrl Hackle and tell Mink V carry some good stout wood up into the best chamber Vli but Mink had the ninth one j when a stentorian voice suddenly Bless us and save us to life With wild Tab fled and with his tc w hair ready to stand on i Mick crept there was i no one lucky enough not to know it i Every old or was sent flying in some etery kettle and ras brew ing such goodies as only Mr u knew I how to ani I she her attended to shaking up the monn bed in Uncle and getting the sheets from her I believe I like the old i half as she sat down the at I dont know Jether I thats the is a larned man fe ward to the extremities bring it back so when we dont man to bleed to we put on the tourniquet above the It clasps round the leg or the and by turn ing a we give a grip that the arteries come to a dead and what little the veins lose amounts to Clear aa and his eyes snapped under the rim of his i And on a you can make one the doctor yrm beet a wild Indian and he gives yiu a in your knee youre a is going to run you jour handkerchief and tie it j ist Then cut a small round B ick from the slip it through the round and you have a tourniquet cf i Understand f j Mink nodded anJ pointed to a little house just in he theres the I i i The snow melted off the e sn slow winter was and every one Af i i I T All right shouted once I was nothing now but to stand and watch him feeling for one scrubby pbe and after and plini for a new to the foot of dne there were more than twenty Hea fetching muttered Tom t ut at that Nettie gave a sudden The bush Mede was holding by vas slowly yielding from the roots he i fas feeling with a terrified an c ther but the next one was dna stooped for it with his hold 4till upon it Started again a J ripping i and bite of down the side of the The rope and be dashed iO help him cried with a iace i I Hold there lorn were to he was groping about wildly fof some nearer and then stoop towards the lower There was a shower if the girls covered their There was a heavy of lething falling at the of the t fies done it f with a Ned take my horse Veil dot tsh so I it But vedder Hans or Mine moder ibe dont know drew a breath of Jerusalem 1 exclaimed isnt this just the weather to go May iml itl i echoed an ecstatic voice beside and a pair of as blue as violett looked up into They belonged to his Hackle and had been almost too much for Medad during the three weeks she had been visiting the only oue thing that had saved Nettie had been next to liUi all sing i t ihd drive him like mad for Ill take the wagon and go for gro Minks let me down to him He had got back with the was uncoiling it with flying a t J A kit droo mine hrd Im Hans TOCS Or vol is on Ing and In had and Had thought pair in the blue or If he could only them both off a May party he was sure he find and put an end to it 1 he get UR doughnuts and cold chicken lot u wan an instant he had slipped a t round his thrust the other Toms and before the ji really what he was over the edge and following in Medads It one support after lib i a and the rope swung him over a moment till he stood at j MedVa looked quickly at calling up again to f Throw down your w he or ed Was Dielens Kicked In Old Major keeper of the in is He was agood old mau ania Kentucky to the When to hM house in the Major gracefully and addressed while the assembled crowd looked on and lis tened with admiration to asm we iire glad to welcome We and ad mire and will reckon a privilege to be allowed to extend to ion the hos of the metropolis As your especial I big will command me for any in my power fo Dickena it to with rigid When i j ha I need he pointing to Oe I will The next moment the waa half the boots under numerous holding tiie coat 4aiorTiewedili r i The whip went s Notes to that Diek pig roosting of which t great novelists are more Action than about en a and to dinner with y rolling nia eyes nd av DMOn 9 picked him kirn kid 31 V1 Oi little Mink had 1coiner Ins for were off lii and Bribing lanterns she bid Washington i I l 1 Nettie to use in  

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