The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-11

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"oh yes, sir. spent all day yesterday
in looking after work, Ny mother is
not well. and must earn something"
| "Can you writer"
t eyes, sir"
Pretty well?' -. ''-,.s s. sss1.,'
"Yes, Sir. NY mother taught me
more that I should have learned at school ;
"You can cipher, then2n a
.'Yes, sir. ! have been pretty thor
ohghly as far as cube root" 80
""And can you drive two horsess'' -
ayes, sir. / drove the stage from here
to Grantboro' good many times last win
tter.r as' 4'' o.fT ea.i't't ~
"Then / think you are just the man I
want. In few days I shall have some
sauce to send into the city, and as yet 1
have engaged no one to take charge Of
that department For the past few
years, l have lost considerable by dishon-
est men. The man who carries my pro-
duce to market has considerable money to
collect; sometimes it will average hum
ldred dollars day for week at time
When buy up fruit and berries to send
lin, the receipts are considerable. How
should you like to take the placer" 9i'iis
Il could dbe with mother at nights
sir?" t9e
AYES % ea iegjBbin aIiup 81 Hs@ u
ia.Then should like it very much-very
much, sir. And if serve YOU / shall
serve you faithfully" "T,g,,-y my
| II have no fears on thataccount," said
Thompson, with peculiar look !" n am
fully satisfied of your honesty. saw you
pick up my purse. " - =. 80. 7-l
There was d Slight shuldder starting
through the youths soul, for he could not
help thinking what would have been the
result had he kept the money. a =. .@',',s :
on are net the FIRST one I have tried, =
Efesnmed the gentleman. = aFirst, ,Ilooked
upon Samuel Stevens. He is poor, and
/ | thought him capable. I dropped my
pnrse, With my name plainly written upon
it. He did find it, and he kept it, Next
tried Lot Poole, and be did the same
Some Nigh. say I had no business to place
temptation in poor youths way;i but ]
would give employment to those who most
need it, aud as there; is ample temptation
Pm ,ehe' e'work 4 mnst nave oonea iieit .tha'
haa right todry them. ssbnt you have
proved yourself Trustworthy. ieand u am
glad ofitsd Andnow, it updn trial ayou
suit me, ]. will pay you forty dnflars "a
MONTH ana boardsyoa W nat say yen te
mat .,s,T ,a
Dut poor = Aoei !. Elk knew not ~nae TO say
Inc sum namea seemed enormous lt 70 MN
he nad wondered li>he shoaid get as ilnlc muci
as nfteen' g.r.
I fortys" ne .whispered. ieariul ne ,ln mac
not u'lusrs.ooa !, co,ieetiyi
yet -. Forty dollars asr month. NTH 8 wal
NOT tha1 answer: -. s;,;, -.
O-yes, sir! It's more than ha'
expected-mnch more. - -. -.
4 a.4hen you will be the better satisfied
like those who work for me to be satisfied
4 and then it they do wrong shall not fee
, that l am to blame. SO suppose you com
up this forenoon and look around, and "
win .ee commence .ne mrs. r,.! mon,n sO.oay
ins poo, miuow le,. l, !. net ausy - 80
soms'ning oelore 'ne k'na man iel1' 50 g
, 1ulneu LOW .osa.as us. nun anu opened III y
!. lrou.n. me anu ~ .aen.ossan . c.y m' M
lnon,pson upuels'gou s - - oe' 'ooA m ne
cheer and then hasten ,awaarv !; aIsitd8d''I
q !. ITn,;l Itbeg ls,onnd of tbs borsa,s u. m
+ lbaa d;ad wav in tbe distance both i ottt
and child sat in .S.rssct ssi,e,,ce1 II i
= lenotb the -wilow w-arose and sank uno
her son,s bosom sf.s1',ig54 I5a3sI
noh,' Ahs,.-faoa ba. e,,,oss.a =, mo,
,ro,,slvp ~ ''sfss @ - e So - 60 :
al "snnnose,I had te,,,s tho mone,,n uh;
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tpp'nNat' p Nat',Ssta.na.l.ha.ia,.,lson 80 ~ 60 son or
wasr,. tho monsy thnn.h ;be mones n,
I m;rroro raf,nc,s,, sonrso,f wss i
stern integrity Of yo1ra fsouIaF "
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narea wi,h3tbe prinei,,lsl involved q I
saw yanr . honor.Ay,onr. j .trnth--1andl I
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