How Uncle Abe, of Alabama*
Recovered his Pullet.
'De circumventions and de circum
ambertations of dis here prisint gener
ation am pas my comprehensions,' ex
claimed old Abe as he entered his cab
in and held up for inspection a chicken
partly denuded of its feathers.
•Call dem wurds ober agin, daddie,'
said young Jake, throwing his hand
behind his ear as if very suddenly af
flicted with deafness.
'Whar's yer larning, boy ?' testily
replied the old man. 'You'se dun bin
tending dat skule dese pas two years
and it pears likejas how you aint larnt
nuting but ill manners,you young var
mint.'
'WoU, dad,* cooly retorted the
youngster, 'I is de brag scholar of dat
skule, but it strikes me dat dem jaw
mashers what you just mentioned aint
no whar in my dicturnary, but you
was eddicated long afoie I was born
and dem words may be fus-class spres
sions, so taint no use to take a feller
up so shortlike.'
'Hole yer tongue, Jake,' commanded
old Rachel, 'and let your daddie tell
us how he dun get 'session of dat pul
let what dun been gone dese hull two
days.'
'Wall,' began the old man, 'I hab
my 'spicions 'bout dis here chicken f
but I aint say much. I jis' lie low
and watch de case. Tinks I, Brudder
Dick bin a powerful ban' on de steal
ing question, and I don't see as how
his 'ligion dun prove him any, so I
jis* keep my eye on his motions. Jis'
now, as I was passing his house, I
hear a mighty singing and patting ob
de feet, like Brudder Dick feel mon
strous happy. Den I peeps fro' de
crack and dar, bress God, I seed de
old sinner jes' a taring de feders out
en dat pullet Den I walked back a
few steps and sot up a singing too ;
and when I gets to his house I hollers
out: 'Brudder Dick, is you dar ?'
'Den he answers up, skeert-like,
'ls'e here, Brudder Abe. What's yer
pledger f 9
'I 'se cuming in to sit awhile,' says
I, and I shuffles about like dere is a
powerful site o' mud on my feet, kase
I was boun' fer' to hab a leetle fun,
and I wanted to gib de old man time
to hide de pullet.
'When I goes in, Brudder Dick was
jes'a shoven a basket of fedders under
de bed. 'Hab a cheer, brudder,' says
he, powerful perlite, 'l'se sure glad
fur to see yer. Bring dat cheer begh
er to de fiah.'
'Den we talks and talks,and while I
was looking aroun' I sees a piece ob.
Dat pullet a sticking outer his pocket.'
'Brudder Dick,' says/, 'dus you carry
a rabit foot for good luck?' And I gin
a grab fur de chicken; but no,bress de
Lord,de old man too peart fur me and
he holler out : 'Don't tech my rabbit
foot, kase you spile all myluck !'
' 'Dat's de truff ,' says /; 'den I sot
to thinking how I was gwine to git
dat pullet outen dat pocket.
'Arter awhile says /; 'Brudder
Dick, Pse dun loose dat fine Plymoth
Rock pullet what I sot so much store
by.'
. r '
'You ain't tell me so he,' he 'plies,
innercent like as a dove; ,how dat dun
happen, brudder V
'/can't in no wise tell,' says I, 'but
I bress de niggah what eats dat chick
en, kase I dun put de ebil spell on it,
and it is conjured clar to de backbone.
I is shure seen dat pullet afore now
stan' on its head and walk on its tail.'
'You ain't say so,' he 'claims, and
his eyes loo£ li£e dey wus gwine to
pop outen his head, an / see him
hitch bacfc his coat li£e he was s&eCrt
fiirdepoc&et to touch him. Tin£s
/, old man, you'se all right now, and
I tells him goad night and leabs.
'Den I hides ahind a tree fur to see
what he gwine fur to do next,' and
bimeby he cums to de door and peep
out, he ain't seen nobody and he
gin a run and flung de chic&en inter
my yard. Den I hear him say to
hisself : 'lf dat dere chicken is conjur
ed lis dun fixed up old Abe's dog,
/rase Cash is boun' fur to eat it afore
mornin.' Den he slips in de house
and / gits to dat pullet in a hurry,and
here it is now ready fur de cooking,
old 'oman. Ha ! ha 1 ha !' laughed
the negro, '/ is cunning as a coon ; it
is hard to £otch up wid dis niggah.'
'You're right dar,' acquiesced his
wife, while young Jake, with a know
ing grin, quielty as/red; 'Daddie,
ain't dis here de little speckled chick
en you made me run down and Zrotch
dat Sunday Miss Amy and de boss
dun been go to church ?
'Hole your tongue,you meddlesome
young rascal, you is so chock full of <
bigotness and circumwentions you is 1
mighty nigh unsportable. Dese here
children what am dun brung up '
since slabery times is gotten clar out
en my comperhension'
'/ is Zotch up wid de facts of dis
ting, mattered old Dick, who had
slipped in the yard to see what effect
the conjured pullet would have on |
dash. He hearing the old man talk- <
i ing, had peeped trhough the cracfc
and seen how cunningly ho had been
cheated out of his chicken supper.
'/' II git eben wid de ole coon yit,
he mentally ejaculated, and spying a
stray chicKen rooster near, he dex-
trously transferred it to his capacious
pocKet without any outcry from the
, feathsry prisoner, and he gleefully
I chucKled as he reflected, 'Pat when it
, come to a pinch he recKon dat blncK
coicKcn was mighty nigh good as
dc Plymouth lloek pullet.
There are hard times ahead for Pro
-5 hibitionista. Sooner or later we shall
6 be obliged to slack our thirst with beer,
■ mintjuleps, milk-punch, and other
cooling beverages, instead of the water
) with which we now irrigate our sys
t terns. Professor Proctor says the earth
. is gradually cooling off, very much as
the enthusiasm for Blaine is beginning
to loose some of its latent heat. The
professor says that in about 15,000,000
years every trace of water will have
disappeared from the surface of the
earth.
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casting his eye over the breakfast ta
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ed a fly telegraph operator. "Then
what is that sausage doing there ?"
rejoined the led-headed boarder.
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BKM9DOWNS' ELiXIR.HB
I N. H. DOWNS' I
I Vegetable Balsamic
ELIXIR
For the euro of
I Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, I
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I Influenza, Spitting Blood, Bronchitis, I
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m At its commencement it is but a slight irrita- CO
tion of the membrane which covers the Lupgs;
22 thon an iuilamation, when the cough is rather
55 dry, local fever,and tho pulse more frequent,tho
0 chocks flushed and chills more common. This
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FA2OTHAE EE7STONS COEI7 PLAITTE3
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5 FOR THE CURE OF
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Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AMD ALL MALARIAL DISEASES.
The proprietor of this celebrated medi
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all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER
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-0 ing. He refers to the entire Western and
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tions are etrietly followed and carried out.
In a great many oases a single dose has
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It is, however, prudent, ana in every case
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0 in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu
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Triumph Reapers
AND THE NOISELESS
New Clipper Mower.
The TRIUMPH REAPERS are unequaled for
simplicity in construction, case of management,
light weight, durability and good working capacity
in all conditions of grain.
The NEW CLIPPER has all the advantages a<
the OLD CLIPPER MOWER with valuable
improvements.
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Goon AGENTS WANTED in unoccupied territory.
D. S. MORGAN CO.,
Brockport,MonroeCo. y N.Y.
the
Buchanan Wind Mill
BEACTY, DURABILITY §Mk
New method of attach-
THE MOST POWERFUL MB
ALL KINDS OF
TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc.
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BUCHANAN WIND MILL CO*
BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN.
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