Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
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No; fffv- eight
You didn't sell your crop for that,
surely -
Yes. |, was all Gray & Elder would
allow me for il
Fifty eight cents, Well, that beat,
ALL And did YOU sell your whole five
bushels al that price
Yes
While received sixty eight cents for
ell Of mine
You did ,
Certainly did 50 you lost just fifty
dollars on your wheat crop by not getting
the market price
Fifty dollars How many comforts,
ffty dollars would buy sand Hannah,
letting her work fall in her lap with ges-
ture OF dependency.
And what price did you get for your
corn > asked Uncle Ben.
.Twcn,v-fve cents replied Peter.
From Gray and f.lder!'
.les'
Mine brought thirfv-,wo lust seven
cents bushcl difference. How many
bushels had you ,
Il sold three hundred bushels
~ loss of twenty one dollars. Sew
cnty-one dollars loss on your wheat and
.o'l' e.'l p.nr ~, e.,,, ,,a, ala,', !
vou let other people swindlc YOU IN this
way. II requires two things 10 make
successful farmer. Intelligence II a9rl-
i a,,"''i' ra,i,,oa c,aol,, and ,hat knovl.
l'. .a,rd y III. s,a,a of ,ha nrodnca
-o..,r,, - ,,.,,ra saI.s ., tho
',n.,,.aa \au hard. .wo,li in, man
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-t,,a arl Know nv business taoronrhly.
There's only ono rirht wav TO til the
g,ounI and tiatternysc4 mat under
I-,.r pa,,i.n,;n Hicks tried Ia Sha,,
p.,cr ,hat H. was IN error here: but t.4is
,,,s .,,bioct on which Peter crew warm
At once. and thus closed the avenues Of
~. ,,inI ;, all the aoneals of reason.
on III anextday. Peter Miller wa, ab
h,,.;,,s which called him - a
80, ,,,,., a.t,e ti,na IN the house vth
~ n.;a., fng Questions. oiyinr advice.
al ,.innf.iy observing every thil.r that
- ,r,,,,,,1 him Ihars wa, bIt IT.
~ I'll co,,c,,, - ,ho lw,llinr and IittIe
a,,1,;,.,,;o, :, ,he cb;l5rcn
riI.n III. o,les, was coarse hard
- lr;rl ,,h, had been ~ school LONG
enongh - learn 10 read and to fill few
,.oaS If hIanI. naper with not hooks and
80. psyond this her mind was I'M
a1,rato1 n all that pertaued 10 book
l.,nIIcdqs Coarse and rourh as She
-. hova,or thara we're ahot,t her cor.
.,;,, ,l.,,.nts of womanIv baautv in the
ny, etr,,ts ~ DEVELOPMENT. that I-nc,..
R..r ,,arcaivod and which awoke for her.
IN I'LL mind 4 feelinr of both interest ana
.a,c,rn
.ya,,,r, y.ori,irr 1,lran 10 hard. said
tba III Gentleman 10 his niece. as the Girl
r,~eaJ ihrauch the room where they were
l.,,:a., c,rr,ino larre kettle II bojIior
" tt.r which she had lust heated for wash
inr
Il know IL REPLIED Mrs Miller: i
think of II every aav. Ellen ourh. 10 Be
oa;ur 10 school But can't spare her
Ii W. could afford help. il would be diff.
farer. Il makes mv heart ache. Uncle
Ben. whenever | think Of tho way our
children are growing up
vi bnd-verv bad said Uncle Ben.
shaking his head. and looking grave
There's something wrong. Depend up
81 Il. Hannah. there's something wrong
\ oure all industrious enough; and yet
there is no thrift ~ order in Your family
10 cheertulness no comfort
Hannah Acknowledged. with tears in her