Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

know you would do anything to please
me but for the sake OF helping you .
would foreso all such things. Perhaps
and tlen 81 o &c very low you might
be able TO buy little cottage ol you own
one of those days.
For several days Charles only sent such
things up from the store as were actually
needed. At length, as he went into the
store one morning on hi, way to work, he
saw some splendid looking pickles in fan
cy jars. lie had ordered the articles he
needed, and was about to leave. when Mr..
/ Waldron spoke.
I Mr.. Matthew'S said he, don't you
want jar o.: these pickles. carried
my wife IN jar last evening, ana she
thinks them superior to any thing she ever
saw before.
Now Charles knew that his wife had
plenty Of plain picked cucumbers. some
that her mother had put downtor her, but
Mr.. Waldron's wife had some of these
fancy ones, and why shouldn't Hannah
Shall | send you up jar?
How much are they q
Only dollar
Yes you may send it up-and charge
it, if you please
20, certainly. Anything you may want
you may order at any time, and you may
be assured We shall be happy to accommo-
date vou,'
Now this was very hattering to young
Matthew'S FEELINGS. tothink the trader had
such confidence in him, and he went away
with an exceeding rood opiniop of himself
and his credit, and of the store keeper in
narticular.
.Onlv doIlnrr Yes---only dollar
Ion the traders lelgcr---that is nothing
Bnt a dollar RIGHT out Of ones pockel-
Ithat is Different, Charles would not have
bought these pickles. if the cash had been
REQUIRED for them.
.Ah, Mathews look here. I've cot
something to show YOU This was said
'bv The trader to the voDpr man on the
very next morning after the purchase OF
the pickles
hnd SO Mr. Wa,dron led oar hero ont
TO the back side of the store and opened
a box.
There, Matthews, amt these nice oran
ees :?
They arc nice replied Charles. An5
% .lyy really were.
Il know your wife would like some o
thcse-I carried some Of these into my
wife, and She wanted me to save her toul
or iye DOZEN
. These aje nice. How Go they come =?
Lets see---l can send up three dozeI
for adoIar | got there very cheap. On
ly dollar, he world say to hiusolf-
That isn't much out Of twelve dollars t
2 week And So it might net be; but tn
h trouble was, that the next dollars was ohtl
Q do|5ar lie forgot to add This do,,a
with the former dollar AMI call 1.-two 10,
. lars, and with the next dollar ana call ]!
s three, AMI 50 on.
0 One evening Charles came home with
= new go'd c"aln attached to ms Walcn'
:. Where did yoa get that asked hi
G wife,
) 'Ah, returned the husband with an i'm
t prcoslVe shake OF the head' 1 made bar
gain IN this chain, Now guess what pal,
for it y?
= : IN sure can't guess
Il ~, bat tFy-Sue&s something
: 'M ell, perhaps ten dollars
g len dollars. echoed Charles with
sort OF dlsapolntcd look. why what ar
: you thinking of? Jack Cummings bough
= this chain two months ago, and paid TWEEN
It ty dollars cash Tor 1t !!
II Why, just hett 1t and see how heavy
y is. Eighteen carats fine. Jack was har
% up for money and he let me have 1t 10
j. twelve dollars,
1t IS cheap, to be sule,' returned Han
v nah, but yet with not so much pleasurabl
W surprise as her husband had anticipated
But, she added, you did not need
# and l fear you will feel the loss OF tn
I money
y Pooh! / have money enough 70
= . know | have not spent much money late
,t ly. have been pretty saving
q Butyou forgot our things, Chares.--
st The money You have on hand Is nc
T. +. yours
Not mine =
fa No. 1t belongs to the storekeepol
h h and to the butcher, and to the landlord
- You know they must be paid
Don't you fret about them. | kno'
ST it don't cost me near twelve dollars wee
to live, for | have made an estimate