Deseret Evening News | 1892-01-04 | Page 8 | A Distinction Often Made

HHJj A IM.tliKllon Oft ft. ,)r. Bl 'Tcoplo do draw tho most ridiculous 1 distinctions sometlmos," culd tho man J from lhosubuibd, who always sinoUed H hj pa on tho train. "For Inttnnce, If H u friend oks you fir a t tage ttamp 1 and ytiu givo It to him, ho lecomes In 1 I illtfnant when you demur to accepting j Uio two cents In payment. IIouMunie a highly virtuous air, and InslsU that ho Is always very oareful In small mat tor w you take thotwoconts. Vtt, ssifpBsmi oIf'r 1),m ft W' o 'k him to taU a fx Jrlllli with yim, nnd ho exlilblts no V Kruplui, but ouoepu at once. It U in HP tlrily tosjilblo, to-j, thatlf hoborrowod H f dollars from jou ho woul J forget H tu return It, but vrtitn It U a question of two eents ho U punctilious to a tU H reo. Z?ow Yoik Tnlniuo.