The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15


thsy might have ciTtF fscrs. Brfru sf go.
sirl Ss,sn q the hzsi ustuTNd ehildFsa ~
ever sav, sir. and ktost snd ragged lss.-
" Al. ! nIeans 60 "a wa n yea bad nst
managed 20 lsy By littls Nsonsy, ny -, 4
man. log seen steady SD indssiFiaus-
Money! repeated JaTsb. with esn4laai
ierT. iI,ts nan Is By usoEry wb~n ~
h balldirg hiuasrif honaes sud Eardrnss Ne,
tir Nor dsea . msa lay By MONEY vhsa hs
makts half . crown . uHy, aud retrs ssvsn
shlldFsn. Them lvviA 'uhs Sii tlks rare Il
me vhrn ! sm old, usSvr hsr, No. No
Monry anh Euld. IN ha4nissa stsrtz-
I hsFs nons - i'll have HFhFE
I've aEd brr-ths--i o. No rsoFf--
ie d4y n's egF.s. ts-s-sFIss = beAs.
lal d. rsi-fai Dc lido.
And - ne happisst raan alive
Tol dsIet-dt ioi O. lido
Then you live eouirnted on your arAHiy
store p fald the Old man, TvBardinE the osS'
blrTuaihrT eENiauilI
Just 40 congented a. the DAY is loug. sir.
And ~hy shouldHt 1. l Wout siafyr Shils
iherr'. crust ~ bread In the hous-. o. a rid
ped shoe in the ViilaEs- ! should ike mon
ry n ! could hsve Il bot wouldht pAss one
day Or nigh, o. diseuutent f0r El the aonsy
in The DTlL-'
And II tuu had money VhA, would ,vu
do Wlih j =
For the hr,i time Iarrb fookrd sober. lIh
al had stopped In the puurturr Il had made,
and his eye isaisd SseaHtly on the fOon--
When be- spoke. all his HghtBess Of muhHrs
uas ~ NJ, and his voire was tTrmuloaa.
"W,l, lI.tell yc," he said. whilS the ivitsh-
ing u tie neither Up, told that be frii DEEPLY.
70 cant hslp lhilkin' that nv little oi.ss
arrut ensinF Up 40 somr folks little 0uss
are. They are Eooi md hsnest. and happy
tut N thFy eould have q chance 20 get issais
more larnin' than ihrif poor old fsthsr's got.
.nouldnt mind. cant help thinkin' a. boz I
there might be bright mind or TO smonEst
them. that might make doctor. o. iawyrr.
- ma, be minister but never nird--ihsy
az in O0d's hands. don't en@plaln, CaHs.
plain = repeated Jafcb. thrusting his awl
through, then pullifg q out y ht shoald ~
Hos nanya rish father you'd give All he's
vorth N he chiidrrn could only hs dtHrrstt
from whst thy Arr' SisAly. and wrakly.
may be. or perhaps bad Ard wiekrd Hii
Ihrrr'' NJ surh sord a, rcuaplaH.
- fef y t - leihinE rsn gam
Save ir ahls sTd al nirufai rain.
MIA s-isl Gs Fol Ss-ei DO
y" .ir. Tee 60; enough. that's morn s'-
rryhody's got
The loot uAs kni,hsd and the old naa
TOOK out golden guinsH-
I've no change foT such aPiess. ar sad
Jar,h
o. dont want sny change. Take ii all
\ shilling 70 psyyou for mvndinE my bOoss
and the rest Tor your wife and children 10 pay
them ior shs ius' Of their SaiE- Come dSst
disaypOini me"
Iareh took iLs coin. and iha0si. h.. thanh-
iulnrsa as crcP. .iS eEPUssloh vss aimpls
aud pplir.
hs old ulnn put on hi, hoct ard wsutN
svsy. I hr uifs7e.me in snd Jsrvb showed hiA
Treasure. They we're a rich ~ n'onsrrls
nav. They d4ne~d ana sunE aud thea arh
called me oibvr a fool
liovrrrr after this thry went and took
their valA-thvy snd their shildvu. The
oiccs; child vas, nniy twelve years. Gna the
yoaUgv-i vss rWo. Ioaimy and Johnry gsTv
twins. They v-rr Jelly loskiag family.
Whsn Jarrb rriurred aud entered his shop.
the hrai thing he 49, srrrn .ilk pBF.~.
lie picked ia gp and found il foil Of geld.
QgieS Hs thoueh, he put on liza hat again nRd
rAu. from the shop. lie reached the ha,sl but
thr stage had gone, ard the cd s~ntlsmsa
goas in il. SO the sobblsr returned 70 his
cot and there at down Siih the pSrSs in his
hand
il - ttsi
easily.
The ~ife pondsrsd .GOns While GAd snsIiy
replied
LET'S take il down cellar and hide it
Then We sh4ut be- robbed Of il. nor ~r shsnt
lose ~ and uhsn he eoinrs Nc shAll have IT
for him
e. Bs, suFPO,iHE be should never eO~s.
HSPpy'-
thcN may use il
Hrppy. nv delight. you arr right
80 they vest down iaio their narrow GEL
lar, and having looked all around. they Gnal-
~ removed stone from the vail. put the
purse in--having frat rolled it up iz many
tbscknesses Of stout paper-and then put the
stone back a. it was before.
On the following day the cobhler watched
FOR the stage, and hrn il earae he vent up TO
sec II the old gentl, uisn had come hack. This
he did every day fyE two months, but no old
man came.
Al ;he end Of that time. Jarrb uss taken
sick. lie vss very. very Giek. and for . long
time the doctor despairvd OF his life. Ard
JaIeb vas Nery poor. too. Many niEkt The
children ven, 'npPerlrss to bed.
-!ar-b." whispered Heppy. with frigktsI-
Ell look. TheTes goid an the cellar r
s. Don't don't! Oh' never speak q it
again = Essyrd Jarrb in agony. live
Thought OF il Ay--there's gold tb-Ts; BIT
t.in'i ours. 'usn't ours. HePpy
" / didn', mean ned take Il, Jnrsb didn't
mean we'd take it cried the wife. = only
thought YOU mustn't DIE 49,.
" Shapt die, souls delight But shoald
die IL took tARf TIsut ourH-
Amer many days, Jareb Crop was able TO
walk out. Oov pleasant autumn day. ~ he
hOobled along on = erutsh and . s.aE he saw
the stage coach coming. Il passed him. and
he saw that same uhiie-hAired old man upaa
the box with the driver. The p~or eohhlgT
hurried on. aud when he reached tho tavern.
he found the old man standing IN the hall
" All! this is tbs merry eObbler! ABked the
stranger.
e. l am the enhhlsr who mendsd your boot
aSt spring. air. replied Jareb-
- -lv., know added the old mani and
he driver tells me you have bees very sick"
Il have been siok. sir. All. was made ner-
Ious frat. ard then | caught cold Yes. ~