Guarding the Mails, or the Secret Service of the Post-Office Department

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Starting in Life othohinton. Removing the fire-board from before the grate, he discovered pieces of letters, post-bills, strings, sealing-wax, and paper partly burned. Jake, I'm tired and sleepy; I believe I will get up on top, under the can The astonishment of the robber was equalled only by his chagrin. The key is gone, replied Mike, the porter. Unaccustomed to so much walking, he decided to buy a horse. In the gathering gloom only the nearest objects were visible. Guided by the splashing in the water, he turned the skifi' down stream, and in a few seconds came upon the half-drowned man. No yer don't, no yer don't, Meester Heenton. Yer puts yer fut een eet dis time. Did you know that he was under arrest for robbing the mails? Asked The negro gradually recalled the circumstances. The dealer had no suspicion whatever of the identity of the proposed customer. Thelonelyride. After a long skirmish, the old lady admitted that for several months her daughter had held for Ben two one hundred dollar bills The late mail-rider did not wait for a second warning, but, mounting a fleet steed, plunged into the forest. No mail-robber ever gets away from me. Now, my boy, you have been robbing the mails.