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Show ' ; r i . l ; ' i i 1 .. i J' t ... t - I " ? J. . 5 I i Vi 1 -- v , 7. 'V - . )'- ,;.i - mM' .Hi ' 1. , r, i 1 , .. r - .VK ; m a. - ,f! r . A LESSOR I (' J i 41 .V "- .. :. r y "'y t . s.i 20, 1874.: .;W -- 1 I t- ? l ; .l-;- i ft v S . A a JS r ' ? . ...,:f 7 . .? 1.. , ' ':r - John iostnolima in obeying as honeycomb, she added as she gather with theaweekyjpayident, his aunt's peremptory but by .no proceeded to dispose of it, with eight cents,, ' FOR THE TIMES. ' ! T" 4m , . fli : ,f I V r : WV pf f ; a- Ml V' 5 4 rr--. !'. . i'. ST;6i KlIlllM; FEBROABV i - .. V itRUTlt WILL SEVER filfi. r - -- 4 t f r ip : . vl1 'r - ) i - . t : ft. means unpleasant injunction, and evident satisfaction. Proffessor 1 1 believeI paid the initiatldA ..here last ' tvsre very I fee about one year ago " when I destroying the it was : first organised." I did it cheerfully, . though what T then . considered duties nearer home r . YesI know, respoiided Mrs. prevented my. doing more; ?V i t nnfl. nrvlv! hiianand invited him I L:n - ; . ' - I he added v ' inting to a large rent on - the him ' ashamed ain I so; certainly nee of his trousers; mo and of r his mother an active X mi enuu wiiQ ine. i oiten r himand iueni ill Brown were and eaket to In and ion .ci my aee a littl. boyWming.aboudiho playing tag n pie societies. member of fell down and tore this9 T As for brother John hes entirely deed. remember thmmg.,if that streets, whose forlorn looks fills ; 1 doh t wonder was his ordinary braV ot eating, my heatt wth pity. and . discouraged, Why dont you run home and be not should to like the one to et your mother to mend it John-- at it. I don t believe he comes cook for him and, let folks say 9 Certainly; that ie what we ex she said, as she did her to a warm supper ohee a week vhat niarf I never will be-- 1 pect and desire every cihbor to they belief womans s a that it's It iny sst to bring tog ether thevVral lieve that plain, light pastry, I do, as she lias van the SrSt look opprtnnity. to after business! rtd I "s. We eaten ever hava hurt nnfciber a of little jack any moderately, comforts of her family, then if she I Ct well body. I let my children, have it. I els abd pants on hand and tjietto-- ' char's after has lime to look, cause mother to aint 0, and they arc as hearty and robust will be iofeaaacaiong)tbem that will : tch lome. She has gone to the so end good. Charity ouht to beset of boys and girls as you oan I fit Him.. Our neit meetiog is onb-a she if dbnt hoine stay find amc el for ciolhing destitute chii- - gin at as 1 arid sure they I week from y where; at Squire llayo'sy; any i there. ren. bV would not if they tfere fed on Theres Aunt;, Jfancy,! now. cold, halceoed victhiU uiven The next TTedntiday 'afttrnoon Destitute children (I) said rs. Lane, as she surveyed her just coming imp the gate said to them aiiy way and just as it a score or more iadiee were seated t in Squire Mayo'e parlor w th daughter Betsfey, asrlobliHIg happened busy! ephew froft he.d to foot. lf rier from was she the and still more busy tongues. lingers apples ou dont come under that class, 'P par ard the doisett isnt always & chanced to look out of Ln a child never did. Why, ingi freshest children thdt are the the window. There .1, Hi.; Lao coming y dear, you are all rags! find healthiest said Mrs. 8haw, help up the w.dk said Mn. Mayo., iters. Indignant ns she was, it was ing herself to another doughnut. who as Mated at the wihdoW. not in Mrs. Lanes heart to 1 know I think of it, I am certain 1 Just 6e what a wretthvd'lfcokin' it, aunt, but it aint sis- - !Can see fuoe & kindly greeting to pimple on Betsey s noise boy she is loading by the hand, y fault. Mother says she has tool wno was evidently and it caiPt be one of her a sure proof of time, to mend clothes, and if bojs, forl conoerhs to havO 0o- - John Thomas is not nigh so strong know her of full, e did, they would be they are modbls of order just as bad ticed any lack of cordiality, had) as who is not more and neatness. i e next my Johnny, day, so whats the use ? thfere been AS j any. than a year or so the older. Bui ilier said 1.m night that I lookI forgot to tell yot ladiei, that i gusts 1 II do my errand and be like a lit'le heathen, and he kHow do you do, sister LaPe ? Called to tell you we are my lister-ia-lamat w:shed 1 was, for tsother How do joins our sooUiy i going. said do she you Betsey?' to have a fair for the benefit tliis afternoon. The boy vvith t iT.HIould think 1 was worth looking going the dr eh in first herself seating or the oppressed Poles, I am m her is, no doubt, the ode .aba ller a little she come to. Always cooking, the committee of arrangements, spoke to me about the other day. at I do 'declare Ah I spending so and i kape you will take right a fit subject for our charily. ' I Have you had your supper, much time in fdr the caring poor, hold ap'd do everyihing in rour take considerable credit to myself hnny ? You look hungry ! polishing body 6118, power to, forward this noble and for I persuaded her to the step, ; larep Sister Line is such a home body n? 8a1 l,C Filki can't live without eat. praiseworthy object catmg long flows so wrapped in heraelf and family ,fi at a huge piece of pump-- I ieg, responded Mrs. Lane a little ry lotfjlS thfhk th'auk can I you, I No, pie lus aunt was cutting, but tartly, as this remark called t0 atjlsuft By this limekrs Lane wasiii k rftfi' floiher left some co.d ic mils for mind what she considered her find objects of charity nearer than ' the room: of there is a But Poland. i society ther and me, . V :'U sister's remissness in the care ol which 1 t member that a ae you h f her family. 'LeastWays I have think I Sh iuld like to Udtesshe said' the join, Well interrupted the geod not found out the other :St- or around V with a '( glancing way pleasant' for and one for "providing :V clothing (oman placing the pie upon a t i .1 i destitute and neglected children. smile, you see sister Shawl kept" Me and adding to it a couple of living. my word, anddid n'tt come alone:. cYou always did make bice SKiSi oughnuts she was frying and a f ex-- . ,she added, as that individual fixed be ed11 We sall delight Hce of cheese, you jua take this doughnuts, Melinda, said Mrs. lrs. Shaw. 'The initia her ejres in nndipffjyfld d mind y tu don t leave a bit ef Shaw, composedly helpin i I'Just see here 7- ;-- half-a-doz- 1 Y t . ' to-da- ! . i fIt .H I I t re-jNo- w hr ter-in-la- w, ovar-eatin- g, . -- ' v - ' t . ; lk I s . li Good-afterno- 4 4 r , on - ft- , ) . 1 mr - S'- -i i... k J . -- J ' i - .T |
