The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25
DAyags isICkSON.

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schoolp in Svinesi,,e were to give hoii- /
day On tie Fourth. The boys were in 0
great glee, and expected to have fine ,
time of it. Somehow David Dickson I
was the last one 10 leave the schoolhouse, ,
and when he got TO the corner of Main |
street he found large group of boys col 5
lect there, talking of their plans for |
that evening and the next day. Two Or ;
three were speaking ut the same time, !;
and seemed to be trying to make as much
noise as possible.
Why, what's the matter, boys -
asked David as he came up.
| ''Oh do come with US to night, Dayie,'
/ said Sam Win ''you know Old Toby
/, has hne supply Of sky rockets aud wheel
rockets, aud fire crac kers, aud we all are
to meet there tonight and buy some,
and then 20 to the play ground aud set
them cf 0. we will have such grand
time You must come with us, Jnst
this once Davie.'
"Thank you, Sam, but | can't 80 to-
night"
"Nevcr can co. said one of the boys. .
II suppose you think yourself too good
to be much with MS.
" s'ln "no'"1'' Is's ,e 10y ~"
so wei. excuse you.
"lIc's too stingy,' said another.
"0n0'' az AN '',H'"S ~ I,,'", 'm S1i'
noo n'o""' WHO p.'a1" '''"'He'' o'' wan
ing Tue :'''''S AZ "'S"'' S'i'N'''T ''' No.
ana '"h'oE o'lNN >o,"'''nn's. 'n :" ny
"' ucI - N's "'''''' "p' 1n o''''-7o'
, ana l "'"'' Il ~ II, 'I'S '',',' = INV ''''''
"c 'W[H.S'"H'.,
, l'"''" I|o'' ''1' ~ "'S ','''E '>'s
1o%rI' ana "'"'So 10 answer 'ne ''5.,
9 bat thia VeIse came ln'' ms 'n'n"' ~
. niue" as 'i.'n IN Eo0' I'VE ptace"O! WI"
! al men So ne "'p'.' not ,'1S' ~ - 'c'. r.
sea- 10 say al! '"'"3, p"1 % 9.a''e1 'n, on -.
- nome, but even N'0 Drown e'''eo. o0'
: alter h''o, -, -.
y Is. yea Il be'tef - nome II "'"o
- for babies to be IN h'd' hNt suppose
- y step out enc OF these "';1'S =, an" look
. '"r tAe moon ana S'aFS' -'"' '' F""
- "e'cr 81" t'eA.
: 40" '.',s WIS al very "or''' ing 10
hoy. and b'yI" ,'t 1t very h'Nch, ne
- W''A,1 Oh quite la>'' ana was 80 cAel'S' I
: ti*t he oid no, ho.'cc us ;'''"1r' "I'o
} wa sitting n me PIAZZA 'ooEinG ""' ''F
- him. He passed on to his little room,
n and throwing himself on thc bed, gave
way to a good fit Of crying.
after tea MIS-. lnrk1oh "rn' PACK '''o
the piazza, "nd called DAVID to SIT with
n her. The evening breeze was delightful
to after hot sultry day; and as he sat by
SC his mother, Wit! IL" arm put lovingly
o' aronod him, eaImer ana happier teeho2
Is, came over him. After being silent {
y good while ha said
~ ..ho;her, you Eaow ali the bays Of NJ,
II size, and some great aeal smaller too
- 90 out at night whenever they wish -
he Almost every night there's a crowd dow
ke street, and they stay out until late, too.
Is, Il am sorry to hear it, Iny love, sal'
n2 his mother very quietly.
he But. mother, they laugh at me by
Ia cause | don't 20 too and they cali me
baby, aud say that IN afraid OF you
Il hope, my sou, that you are atraI
"' Of displga>ing nc, and afraid oI diSpIea'
ms ing God too, for ''tha Lord tahcth pie;
IN sure in them that fear him And as
en- being called baby / hope You are too ina
ly t. mind that / know 1t Is very mo
-, tif> ing to h. made fun Of but those wi
IL trv to do right are very often laughed
Ca bT tho&a who feel that they are doi'
IT'S wrong: and don't you remember tn
even cur Saviour was mocked by wickl
l,, ,,-ay Darth Try n