Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

81 tnpalny 1or StrangetSEduu teA4eInSSS
towards the poor taye become rare; bur,
Charles, lei Us not Gail in our duty what.
ever Others do.
Twill 90. Father. directly after dinner
but should 60 more eheerfully were not
ou- own business suffering.
Ecening. - Well, my son. how hast
thou succeeded
Noiso wellas / wished. FAheri Most
Of those applied 10, had great deal TO
do, and made so many reasonable excuses
as almost to shake my filth in The propri-
ETY. ofturning out at such busy time
though have engag ed The services Of 50
ma,.y that if we call upon those down the
north rpad and they can come there will
be Sufficient. .sfs -.aIss stes7 "
rIhave been there during thy absence
and found them willing TO do what they
can. Some Of them are old settlers and
understand the business, and - -
says that he will give up The carpenters;
who were goieg to repair his house, in
order to accommodate him as be is a strang,
er.though i is probable tha, his own fan-
lily will have to put up with much incon.
sepience in CONSEQUENCE. sssts sesa s.tf sa5
Nezt sveaiing.-Falher. Ihavebroasht
home a ireai. on which thou mayst feast
y was given 10 me but asl did nol deserve
il, | could not partake Of it. s ssl
Whatlis il, my son 2 b3ssiu ,,a ono
Oar new neighbor's most grateful
thanks. Iswish thou couldst have heard
him when he opened his heart 10 me
alone. "My good young :nan, said he,
dare not speak 10 you before the rest o.
the company; but 10Y heart wants veat
and now we are alone | will speak freely,
But yesterday felt like pelican in the
wilderness. though not entirely alone, fol
my dear wife and these helpless babe:
were.wiih me-. looking to me for pfolec.
ltion and confort, and WIS powerless. !
had been great way round for help K
raise this building but almost every
heart was shot against my request al
had enough to Go forthemselyes. A few
hoNever came, and waited for more hell
Iuntil I.released them aud SAT down TO con
lsider what should be my next step, whel
felt my spirit sink within me; but m,
! dear wife aroused me by her cheerin!
voice and reminded me of some thing
which could probably employ thai. da,
and forward our business, and | thinl
said she, our new neighbors will relen
and come soon TO our help. Some {
them sympathize with Us, you know an
hare been here These will see other
and talk over the matter and throue sue
8 instruments God illprocure help for u
That day was spent iniolerable Cheerful
y ness; ADD just as we had finished o.
! last meal your father sent little boy, vi
said he lived with you to inform me th
. should have help tomorrow. fhis i
Q telligence prepared us oil tor a go'
T nights rest, and that inyigorated US {
ID this days work. But what can / say
y you. my young friend. who hear spe
is the whole of yesterday afternoon in ii
IN ing abouis and pleading on my behalf~i
those who could not realize my necessiti
and who but for your kindness wot
ie have left as all to peiish during the W
'g Iter that is now near a: hand. Your fil
ID. er probably sent YOU and be has dou
n less been imbuing your mind with vir
ID Gus principles from your infsncy;; Yet
III is cause of.rejoicing to.see young persc
Us prove themselves worthy Of such pare
ITS by sedulously following in their fboiste
'at Add now. shall I tell you. that your 8
ne OF people were the last should have
~ pected such fasors-from. having hes
RS that the Qlakrrs were an exclusive p
~. ples slow 70 enter into any scheme Of
rs neyolence or aid Others In any way.
ways waiting for Inspiration before Il
would move in any thing and rs {
I uo,consider ysslfoasof Aeayen's pc,
lar favorites. Ihad little hope that d
We would be moved by iheuspiril u. come
be my assistancs.a 4 old him ,ha, /
Of. young and could not say much on i
-sp- subject; buslha.if my father waslobli
and to take drsf of inspiration before 81
% benevoIent act he must live very !