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Gpsider iii ss6s,sn,i,l Sa,or a,rsI NV
Eli connected With 1Sace,nsni ~. -
Ell g q iaini ling one Of liz hes
Z - having NOE Immediate chafse
eren. should hefself be instructed. :,
Il ~ occupied becomes fortified asain,
sot llfe, and j. braced for an sme:
III ss Children amused by re aoipr an,
y are of conrse more con siaera:s IS,
!. ,a-...g ss.lly ssssnsa: tlaw man,
ought 10 have been reading q How ma
$ nyparenis who have not spent AtWen,,
Tl9Hsfs for their families, would has,
| pzyen thousands toreclaim son at dsueh
der who had ignoranily and lhoueh,less
i OF fallen into temptation
/ Some writer remarks. that Man owes
oman vast moral debt, which has been
| ltunnulaiing both IN principal ana inter
] " since the foundation OF The world, and
unless be soon begins 10 liquidate II in
some shape, be will become bankrupt in
the sight OF heaven Think Of i. po.der
on i, you proud lords Of creation, and
make an early settlement.
] y.
Su6missioa Health may be enioyed:
sickness must be endured; one body is the
| object OF both, and God The author of both
y. then he gave me health, will thank
stats f II ss ssfsy that sssios. ri r Ls
send sickness ! viii patiently endure ii,
and mot think i;ltoo great. since Il ismy sin
| that deserves il. II 10 health. will strive
ito preserve i BY pfaising him; il in sick.
ness,I wills'rive 10 remove IT BY praying
10 him. He shall be my God in sickness
aud in health aud my irusi shall be ID
him i'd health aud 10 sickness. So 10 nv II
health 1 shall no, need to fear sickness
nor in my sickness dsapair Of health.
AS cooD is Every man i. Is
good as anoiAer. ,nd great deal bs,,ar y 4
says Marie ioone Of bis PLAYS This !
ssntine a, lrssa's, We judge. 10 copsid n
cradle exy !, Is may also be inferred e, ,a 4
he y. -. peoudy truu~er.-- !, '-S. = oua
,imself al the door Of a gentleman, and Z
banding him paper, blun'ly said # i i
Here's something for ye.' FL
i, being too DARK 10 read the contents oil .
he docunen:, thu gentleman inquired /
rom y ilosr rte arne, ard its object, ia
.Why, the FAC, is, ne wife's jist dead,
md We want 10 have bit Of a wake over
her. Now, I've got exactly shillini. and
D.. -, what lives round the corner. told
me YOU wore a pretty good fellow, and II
would give me lift in the way OF small
- /,
The gentleman was much amused by /
The Of and manner Of the applicant but, /
as a wealthy Irish gentleman lived in the
adjoining house, be in agined the beresv /
ed widoWer had made 4 mistake and cali
ed on the wrong Perton He therefore
told him that wealthy couniryman OF
his resided hest door, who would most
likely unloose bis purse strings 10 bis De;
half. Ill
/ och !" said the petitioner, 'lhut don't \
make any difference Id as soon have
something from you as from bin. I'M
not proud. aud have no national preJud,
ces. Give me any thing yor please-lif
NOT be offended : for think an american
is jrsi as good as an Irisamdn z
We believe the unprejudiced gentleman
succeeded in bis object, and that his neigh
borbood resounded shortly after with the
weepin Q and wailng Of the bereaved.
i. [Noah's Messenger.
~ Can Eat No More Pudding. "A |
lady 10 the south o: England made prac- |
lice Of collecting eli the liiilssboys OF the
parish once . year upon her lawn, apd
slufing then with beef and plumb pud
ding. One time towards the close Of the
entertain ment, whenshe walked round to
see how all went on, and TO ask how they
we're satisfied With her bounty. she found
the greater part Of them full and also con
hent. But al last she como 10 little tel
How upon whose plats there was a large
lump Of the third helping Of pudding, and
/ he was blubbering and crying as pieoes-
Nv as though behad not had aneal Tor four
and twenty hours. what is the matter
Il With YOU, my little mani" asked the lady;
nhas any one dared 10 ill.use you 10 my
presences" The urchin bIubbered more
desperately than before, and at length fsl.
tered out II can eat no more pudding
and be cried more bitterly than before.
The lady patted him % the head. say
ing. do not cry, my goodlitlie man; for
If you ATE not able 10 ca, your pudding
you can put Il in youf pocket" A more
violent 5drst followed This kind advice,
and sfihe end OF II came out the words,
!, Blu. my pockets are both iull already.
old VINE Disiaftred ~ colored labor
Z err engaged7fn making 40 excavation for
: cisiern ia the yard Of the dwelling house
e No. Is Markell street tls'f Jonah Keene's..
II found IL half gsilon4aa,ks Of vine. vel
: secured BY Stone. about g feel below ~
Il surface. When or BY whom il was buriet
d 1. cpknown. The wine has los, its'aayor
,r buihoi Its strength. as is ef.cs uponp ~
;ldiacoveret amply proved. From ihe9fe
., csysd condition OF he cprks i y esiaen
4. That +. must have been barred long Tim
i'-NsUGrk (,E I y7dpertistr.
70 Hard stories. says lie B's'oa Esel,
are told Of 4 certain doctor 10 an sdjo;l
1. ing Town who has recea,ly TUNED his VII
Il, out of doors because bis dinner did d
- anti him. she brought him fortune
= 400 900 when he married her. VIII,
RI. s;nee ,n,en ii,-...essed 10 value, ii
I'll boe shs isubilz.a Il ass ita1 ID 40
dependent upon him fOr support,