The rights of all., 1829-10-09

Ea1S 10 50 fEt1 t1o3&s NhCGF very uuCSTtnAn
0ueace your substence is wasted in your alb
saDce by those - ho lave no self-inserest TO
prompt l.aC1t3 ,ulness you form an ac-
Quc.1gaaca .A multitude of people, who
will be- ao1a 10 tse Your house IL their way,
when .gaeg lsass. aaz: year and finally you
hacon7a So ecgeslomed to excitement, that
hor0a ar-eers .sf3iG. and it requires no small
effort 70 retar, tie quiet routine Of your du
t;ae tns ss5.tao YOU get in return for all
this Some rlaueaht scenes, which will soon
seem ~ t8t3 38..s dream some pleasant IA
1es. which vaa g.tt ever sec again and much
af crowd. au.l. ta nd dust, and hustle.
arse lzo4tg & n3ilY which formed Q strlk-
jag illustrator s ngv remarks. The man was
a fs-ra.z. and .ss.sgi3a was an active, capable
,ro,oar, y~ifas stse af ambition than sound po~
Gsv Dejac 81 j 4. hey resolved to take fash
5one}..e boaris,se ia Boston, during tie sum
z7er qsazou. aas bcarders, at the tirae of
.Ieir a.ei7 projecting jaunt to the
err.r~s. ans fs..s ia.sed Of Lake George chry~
stais and Cara ar music, and English 9TH
-5.@,3 d s.ss s..a Ontario" with its beau
.f,,. l:+fla h-af lokelcts, as Wordsworth
r-orrs1 .asI .ss- ..3 how one lady was dress
ed siraeresq j. saratoga and how another
,ras -@aa.'.1szs.. aiEags t2ppening to drop
her fan III ths i3ioty of the lf'thiest nea1x'
All talo (lFe Fae quiet il foi tle
good farmer q Ei3e and no soon- X nao '!le
d - - srsT ttS ss rs : saf II spAde psfs
stated her fetSrr11Si0n to foiosv tf.e..- & ~
havo We not IS good : right to travel as they
have :" said she :" they have paid us money
enough 30 20 20 Niagara with and it really is
a shame for pcope to live and die so ignorant
lof their own county" But then we want
the money to pay for that stock which turned
out uniucbY, y0a know Oh that can be
done pezt snmr3eg we can always get boarders
enough. and those that will pay handsomely
Give the man mortgage OF the house, to keep
him quiet Gii next summer. But what Will
YOU do with t1a children p a" Salley is very
smart gil; I an sure she will take care OF
them, as If we're al home
To make a long story short, the farmer and
his wife concluded 10 go to Quebec, just to
show they had a right TO put themselves to IN
convenience, if they pleased. They went;
spent ali their money; had watch stolen
| from them in the steamboat were dreadiuily
sea-sick of Point judith: came home tired,
and dusty; found the babe sick, because Sal
Iv had stood at The door with it one chilly.
damp norning, while she was feeding the
chickens and tha eldest girl screaming and
screaching at the thoughts Of going to bed, be-
cause Sallv, in order to bring her under her
authority, told her frightful raw,head-
and bloody bones" story the horse had oroK-
EN- into the garden and made wretcheo work
with the vegetables; and fifty pounds OF Outter
lhad become fit for the grease>pot, because 'he
|hcops of the firkin had sprung, and oaay nao
jso much to do, that she never tnougn' Oh gong
lto see - whether the butter was covered with
After six or eight weeks, the children were
,rattv ,vell restored to orderly habits and the
Wife being really notable and prudent wo-
Imam, resolved to make up for her lost butter
and vegetables by doing without help during