The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 29, 1885, Page 2

i f = 4 a S 2 } y e figur = i ’ + £ t t i f e re | ; re a I = ‘ = i Taking a cigar out o S pe ans N “y I { you > ensible sense ot bei “Some Of uss € nately under th of | so e othe You 2 4 this pigmy. When he cast a spec-/c cience ially distastefut grin at me, I sps ‘ ‘ } vp sharply and said | reasons x sed i ‘Look heie, you n le little | s us ‘ ea . iffet, behave yourself or I will] i I s 1 { ow you cut of the window!” | y years ago. Yo i The dwa re WW i t.ous content ce t is | ard me, and said 1 elabo- ye < gently now: don’t put on } id shrivel ttle,—d si many ars with your superi- i In stature, get warpe ! > t 4 jand deformed. The more I weak i 1s cool snub iritated me un-] ened the st your vices beca ; speakably, but it seemed to subju- | until at last, | wae Ue —a sich zate me too tor a moment. The] tle midget,—and_ the you ure pigmy glanced at me withhis weasel | callous old sinner trying to murder eves and then began a= shmll tu-| me!’ rade: “This is flattering. I wonder my “You lied toa tramp this morn-| prolonged wickedness doesn’t (empt 44. You told him the cook was] you to sleep once in a wh gone to market and there was noth- ‘TD should be asleep all tt ing left from breakfast. You know | but for the help I get.”’ the cook was behind the door with *Who helps vou?’ jots of provisions behind her.’” Other consciences The con- “L[t was rather mean of you to re- | sciences of the good men in this sec- use to read that poor woman’s| tion, who comfort me, soothe me manuscript last week ; she had come | im discouragement, so far, too, and so hopefully.’ And the little fiend leered cd chuckled in my work.”* ‘So there Te at began me is Fy Presently he there? I to speak again. Every sentence was ! an accusation, eyery accusation a “TT know him i ; truth. Every clause was freighted | known him for year | with sarcasm, every slow-dropping } when he was el d burned hke vitrol. The dwart| and lovely as Apx reminded me of old triends negtlect- | rusty,and tough and ot children unjustly pmiran of | and scarcely Abbott's conscience. 5 interest and stimulate me le ntimately : even feet ao. But he is misshapen now, bout « s evaded and indulgences pro anything. <As to his pr size, tonged into habits. Then he squeak- | well, he sleeps in a cigar box ed out: “What about Jack Ar ’s “Two months ago last Tue sday | conscience ?’’ : you woke up in the night and fell to *“T have known him fro 4 sking, with shame, about a pecu-]| hood. He ts thirty-seven 5 y mean and pititul act of y statelest f coward a poor ignorant Indian i of vids of the Rocky mot : h nter of eighteen hund j good if = “Stop a moment. 1: never sleeps. He is n ei Do you mean to tell me and Geeeeae ember of i my very thoughts are not la fai Conscics ce Clut 3, fram. you?’? k Arc Is fooks like it. Didn't you| te thing he i ink the thoughts With him, b oS ed?" ute behind time tor an engagement | +I did, I did. Look here, is the same as swind! ; a Kat mein the eve. W d would be to you a *Well, Lam your conscience -2 an instant I was in a and exultation. T sprar i ¢ e roaring: a Curse you, I haye ' ay sand times that vou were t hs at Lcould ger eee : ER i ( S85. 5 Ee aa © Celebrated Mifehell Farm Wagon, — hie « i | . Cortland eo sisal One Dolls £ : went ios “alee sali pees ar aa lass ‘ ye Northeast sey Host ee nd News ? os sie ae ae GLOBE PRINTING ee ec ae So re gear _ MISSOURI REPUBLIC GREEN AND DRY 1 HES, ae ee | FURS, SHEEP PELTS, TALLOW, wn Practhower Guana |Beeswax, Wool, Spot Cash Paid and no Grumbling. and sasant Main Street, BUTLER, MO. est remedy. Feathers, R€agS. | rvery Article in the Poltowing LEWIS HOFFMAN, as Represeated Reliable Missow Republican. 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