Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

edlu, cD, in0tner, jessie must not die IL
not wait to make up the sixty dollars. "
give up my school, and 60 into the cord al
tassel factory. They give boys high waig,
there
No, my son, we must pursue a steady pla
All that is gained will be lost if you are nre
o rupted now no. at the end of the week sha
o have made up the sum, and then, without II
= fear OF running in debt, ] shall set out with m
n light little burden, and return with it heavier
g trnst-bnt much less BURDEN
'Oh dear mother it yon only had snmc
That money that father says he lost in business
George paused thoughifulv for few moment,
aud then added How did my father ever ge
any money, mother ?-Was his father rich p
No, my son, but my f,th5r was-at leas
what is called very rich-for farmer
80 then II was yours after all. Surely M
father would not take it fiom von; hp Is n1
such man--at least he was not ALWAYS ada
ed the boy, bIusInng with painful consciuu,
ness.
Your father took it, used it, and lost it, ny
sou; but you must not blame hm,--the none,
was his according to law
! WHAT! your money his !-I don't under
stand that, mother. don't see how none,
can belong To person that does not earn il
nor inherit it, nor have it given to him. Ola,
suppose Won did give it to him. motherf
No; the law gave il to him.
~ mean, dishonest law. then,-a law fit
Ia have been made bv pickpockets. VINO made
such law ?-When was it made, mother p
Oh! long while ago
Why don't they alter it, now they know
bettpr?'
They probably think it is better as il is.
nj n are bound to support their families. and
tney are suppose to be- more capable of carr.
me property than women, and OF takinr care
Of il
ell. suppose some men are much more
capaOie OF earning and keeping property tuan
sOme other men, but for that, all the property i,
not given to them. And certainly some women
are every way more capable than some men.
What would we have done, mother but for vha,
You have earned and saved ? And If Won had
Kept yonr own property how comfortaple and
'mppy You might have been, instead of having
tall your heart in the grave of nv poor htlp
SISTER, ard the other half contrivlng how to
take care IT the rest OF us
i have but done my dnty, dear, and you must
look on the best SIDE, George and the mother
was proceed,EI to show that best side. when
size Was interrupted by the entrance of her nus.
band, whose loud voice and tnickenod utter.
lnce indicated that he was in his usual state
i partial lncbriaton. He WAS accompanied
oy Mr. Hutton, one Of hS early friends, who.
nr the sake of Mrs. Warren, still endured her
In>band's society. Georges color rose at the
'Ighl OF his father, and "A mis-, came b fore hi
w.. His mother perceived this. and saving
ann, ,nu-,rd. an, If, Gr,,od !, .,n ,n.,
,au.,u,r = mnu.,, a, ! ..',,. cr,l, ,,,I lr,v-
mo- 4 frru .ioh. f.. vif..,r..v to am, , ri,,,i,,,
.l0.rt bo, -ronm.
.Wru Madam Warrer, soid Lor -t..d
m Il lou, AD.kv VOICE. .rayr moi rcu.., III. i
4,.. m..ui Ike In o,yr.u.7- n ,,,.,..,.d
,, X dout from /. .,un AN .,.,,,
. then have n..l,.u, ia IF.
= r,.ntn.ilv,y4 s3y ,,ora is ro,Lior.
.g..- IT,, ii # .n,p. .,.nin = .,id Warren So,
inrl..n c.rub,,r1.Io,r.. bar d,.co,er,n,
noYiu. h.t very c'.lu -h,lvn>. and a few Guns.
!t'e,. crn. After m,,torin1 hi. :!i-ananinfmant
3" parcclyed in "a corner A tiack bottle. and
uhun ont In, cork. b. Jn,pr he said
herrs a bottle OF wine !-thi, is luck -
'Nr,e no wine. 1la--es, int wen drink Mr.
Waren's health in the tumb'cr> they do
Pheasant provi-ion- you keep. Mrs Warren
y 'lro"n~ woman is crown 10 hrr bald
N.Y. Hutton
nn' up the wine, Warren said Hutton,
| ,lh"'' taste drop of it "
shall. then. Here's "A health to Won, wife
and freud and he tossed off, glass of 1t.
Mrs. Warren rose, and putting her hand on
he bottle. ,aid mildly, You must not drink
his. john. The doctor ordered wino.whev tor
j S>le. and have bought it for that
M YER NINA and Wrestling the bottle from
"'"'' ware" SCI IL """" V'"I"n'!y on thr
~, wv wv le","2 ''g'r >" down o'@'dc H.
VT. w fPn was - aGCu~t trmpd tn Nl~ coarse