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an idle hand or an Idle dollar unless he who has Wills
that k should be 80. Mechanics, merchants, manufac-
turers produce operators shippers men OF all classes
have all they do. ana could do much more they
had the labor and the skill TO do IT, The Of dis
count e usual 10 per cent but the lower figure
IL The exception and only obtained by favored customers
and at one or Of the banKs New York exchange is
shade Closer bnt the range 10 tho Yesterday
viz-par y discount buying, and par - premium
the saiing rate,
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Funsiruns.

A. EfEgANr ANsoNTvEST ~ H0UatnOiD Fpg
~ ~ o ~ 49, A a 20 lts aftsffttf, s.t
AaseE W 80 Ait gaf kts sfffa
pisFs faarseyf NHHfsftF trtnfnt Metr t NtartfFs
Enytrats. ifnffs Tktisa Miffrrs, hft 81 Nas@fsfs
base. Iffns7a fsHl~. tfn. .tafs Ea ssass hs4r ses
Ntrsfttfs fH.ta. ytss 49, fifref " as tttf i.-ly
Tk~ rlfHrNfs Un's g. Hffff t.fH iA 80 trsfe
fIsffkai Ella - ga Al 4 fnrfltfs De- ff o. - -
titsNrh tfy.es hst-s~. 80 ati sifss afreass
LrHsIrf W. ctnrtrs rOOgs ftNrHtErs .rp
Liirwtss iast fsg 80. a. ~ 80 t'ss . 80 2 ~.
ftr.
tkfkspp...sNr FxEtos uttthg TEO ~ rsrf
ss.sa.s, ~ sss,,..'ss "a fsEsa -'rsss go s@Ss
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FAMILY MARKEr REVIEW.


There was slight decline noticed in the prices Of tho
various at Washington Market yesterday and the
indications that there wiz be still greater fall 10 the
course Of few weeks.
Prime cuts OF beef sold yesterday from lec lsc per
lb The best potehouse steak at lsc roasting
pieces I4c l5c. ordinary cuts 12c 1lc. soup and
stewnx pieces, 7c l0c. mutton, &c. 12c veal Sc
lie a lac; shoulders, PC. 12c.
The stock or poultry and game on hand was not quito
large varied last week and tine prices remain at
pretty much the figure turkeys sell for 19c. 200
PER ID chckens, I7c 1ec ducks. 20c. 22c old fowl,
he rabbits, 50c per pair hares. 75c per pair snipc,
81 90 81 90 per dozeu Wild pigeons ~ Is 81 10 do.
partrdges, 81 per pair vasback ducks, 25 per pair
wild geese, 15c. each.i
The other articles may bc quoted folows:--
FRtu-Iady apples sell at 12c a 25c per quart fall
pippips 25c . 30c do table apples 25c 30c. do;
Duchess pears 3ic 40c. do Bartetts, out OF
Seckcl pears 1cc 30c. do. vrgaeu pears 25c. 37c
do: Catawba grapes 1sc. 37c. Isabella grapes 10c
sc hot house grapes soc 15c. per pound lemons lsc
SIC. per dozen; peaches VI 30 81 10 Ier basket
ounces 81 81 so do.
yrGErAprvs-Caulinowers 12c 37c. each squasbss
25c.; Lima beans 31c per quart crsnberries 1sc do.
sweet potatoes 25c 30c pcr hall peck; cabbages 7c
&c., potatoes 14c per hall peck tomatoes &C. per quart
Fi-r SHE'LL frsu.-The stock OF fsh In market this
morning Is small but the prices OF last week still
maintained lake bass sells at 12c 1sc haibnt lsc.
Ice eels 12c. lsc.; herring &C. 1lc blue fab ioc.
12c black hsh 100; porgies Sc, herring &C. Ic cod
&c. &C.: white nsh 12c per pound Oysters T6c %
per 100: clans 37c. J0c do hard shell crabs &c.
SIC. per dozen; SOFT shell crabs 81 q 81 25 do.
Butter Fair TO good descriptions OF butter quoted
At 2oc. 24c.; prime 26c. n 2sc per pound.
EGes 2sc. . 36c. per dozeu.
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l1r ~ . smAsr. nAyIso s.pg rKrr.sIv
,rnr a1,Nnarn aNFncns nfIIIann rArIy-
RAff.ttfDaDs.

IfruFOs RivFH EGflFOtD -FHUsa Yun AZ
NaFfH fft tstfs ass 80 tf*et
a. tna n A n srlf it 8 80 a j ~. % -
asys ats "a = N rfafa fafiist. 80 - -
X. - Fsf sai rr.st ~ tnf bsFIsET fHfrt~f ts-
tpeas o. s.i n...' 'a go '+"ft
Nj 49, Wrf1ss Detf.ff a. tFsl Na,as lis
- - syifs ID ffsas ft - B2sFfkT
a.. IIa.lFf. iE.rsnt knfff Ia NflH "a r.a1.a.
-, - : 80 o. a1sf fas - ahttl T |rHHs
= y. HAhAthnEh saferstf 1asfA
kgw gORE ntGLfN trD ALstSr atif.Hoan.--
ssd ~ ~ tfyna Fsis $50 bD9s n spttr
iors nrRcniL fapsrs,tsss-t
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Miscsiisnsoss.
Lsr,cH--John ynsis Son viii suneh from their gard.
foot OF Tenth street. E.a River. thls mornisr At oses
for Capt Brgxs the sissmsr soyubx Her ansusloss
ss a. folloss.-T>nsb - feet b,eash o ham fesi,
deph of bold ID fest Engine b pot Ia bJ the sssans
srrl..aIs csisros. csp,sla wnsob s.f,d yesterday
eulysM csox.rsur fp,',.i vs soid si as.sioa 17sat
Boston fsr s.le ?. ne crea.sei ;. 40 fos Frysss 50
'ns,s % is,i rs.di % bssra 80 u fsss s,ss. s.r,s
fss asa hsr ,ssips si s' 10 s sss ssas ss s i %
ss.. Nss.A Fssns 40 ~ .,. c.
I s.i ri. .a ~ :, s,r s r *. Cssd 'sa s,... ''
$1,000 's.s s 80 ,,h l, :, ~ -, ~ 2, - AZ
DAD isssn via soaf esfs nss 40 ps.r.sens -sa,
- ias ,ss5 asi III 1--we % 90 . rs1sa,ipsi. ~
n.ssns ~ irsiisf rasaSai a'''s''s sbs q ne ers~
co,fass-on rAsr..r sr@rno8n, o. .,ssfa>r orsrss,
e., 20 4s. I - 80 sf - sat .ss &, h e., ~, , ts ~, 2, i.' T. @
is-es % .s ,' ~ ~ 49, .- iss,s @ b s
=, r.s 81. sai "a fss1s;.a ss'ss, .iTss "a
"a - II si .. q = x s: rs :; 20 a ~ r. ,. -.
~ 800. 's a 10 49,. Z y =. &C., - 1870 .. 49,. =
- .l.e,'s NJ yets nhTsiai, sHd ssaart Tsonfseo
whsism.r.
N.Y. A. ~ htfNftrfF 4 r. Uff FfNeW. Mft4 ~
Hss Ffsfbrr--sf ars 90 ~A.alss iasi rsfr.ft al.
AZ - Ahs =. zip cosiss. Narsa. ~. 80 ttis is4'
A
SIZE E~isArsr Rsrntf NB srifsf ~ y .a a.a 'tgw
trrsir fiffnn. hsafnr fksfs 80 fttH tat 49,
a01 ia y let feHrs ~ ffgn tear
80 - fr. 1Vu 20 - ~ anf fApfi.t 80 ta
HaFE EAfti~ar Walrrs. ~ was a. N@aN" - ~
fsaty " "a afgt sar ff1@f
-paksp. 80.
nHg Luf frsH We af~a - hf'i'a ~ =. - bHns
" ~ ws,sasr. ho.a sssr'sah 10 ysA cr' oe "a isl
~ - - iii';,a4. ,,asss % =. i.,un.hsi, i,a
Fofstgo eorts.
10 sHrs. ~ - 80 rlfa ~ - lfnuftts ~ nsp
80. i~ss a. Nlars ~ 0,n asa ~ 4 y gss
.ssr hf.-.a. u h Zee fuassss ~ al Asn ~ nEN
in gsrtOt is tfA ns.,.s.sA hs.s 90 .,r.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD.

PHILADELPHIA fTOCK BOARD.
PmrApuyHpA Oct %, 1858.
stooks steady. Pennsylvania 5's, esH Reading Rail.
road. ef. Morris Canal, 90 Long Island railroad 10;
Pennsylvania Railroad. GO. Gold, 147 Sight exchangs
on New York At par.
PAIrrxoKn, Oct. 20, 1903.
Flour steady: sales 800 bbs Ohio at 81 l2h Wheat
firm and In good demand. Csrn quiet. yellow. f1 05
81 o. Whiskey dull. Coffee dull Rio nominal at SIC.
33Lc.
PnuApur1ns, Oct. %. 1868.
Cotton unsettled and declined &C. niddlinss at SIC.
Flour steady Wheat dun snd declined &c ssles coo
bushels white 81 90 si e5 red, 81 50 81 IS. Corn
quiet snics 600 bushels yellow at gSc. Oats dull ani
lower ~ 7oc. Isc. Coffee arm. Provisions hrm but
DUH WhiskeyA better demand NJ Gle. q 61c
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E. X. Craven, D. JoHn II. TAYIoR to IorHA g. young.
eet daughter Of Ezra ID. Crane, deceased.
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Nhes vas nore a. tIye Tho oxpurt and apecn In
curry bsyifg mprovcd, asd prices quoted &c lc.
Jcr hushcl hthfT. Tho rccciris amounted 20 zoos
bushne. The dtyis sales reachcd Isl ayo bushaa A
81 o7 81 6 f0r white Michigan 81 % 81 a. for amber
Western 81 - 81 a. for rcd DO winter 81 ~ 81 70 m
amber iowa Wbc1usl and cfeen Bay 81 - a. 90 oe
Milwaukee club VI - 81 ~ tor Old ana 81 p >, ff ?,
f.r hicago. The market oosng bsoyauUy. Anothes
Effort made 10 day - speculative holders
tbs price OF corn which however. wrs Only fraction
deafef 1be eceivs urim forisnt, while the demand
wAsfsr, manly on .sculston. e shppers ard faaeYn
buyvs wsrc unwilling ~ piy asking psfces a. the
fltrk The MARKET Wa heavF Ihc repftcf salcs we're
l1fgcJ busnrr AZ rom f1kc 1907, fr tcHnf csc
vgc- f,r mecand western rnixcs and si0l o. o. ~
Vested rlite and JelDw bye vas IA rather re.
h'ttf F'-1ata4 taf ssigesg l5 essi 10
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usvs~ssss or ocean .sosm.vs.
vson EURofs.

Malls forssfdsd by srsry ferulsf rfs
The steamers for ron ~ call at01sensfrn
cstt The Csnsdsu ire, rhifh csl st f1rsnfefrf Tie
90 from the ConuHsnt ca A so4famstcu
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1f11.1.IAISIDs.

pILLsRp rlntgs-wAsIhD rDrR sgcosp
ID hsnd Blisrd f.siss. - fbstaHs gsuHtNsis
naasr AIpy isfwssa II sni ~ eciDx - rlss ufssi
basomsEi fot 100 caJa
DifLiAHDs FOR BALE. A yisg STOCK or ssw
ID ssd - sri hsnf Is1iss r~ssynsts rrises ffin
nxs FOR saf oftss by HsI alfssss4 W ~ " ".
onilrfTH. 100 fpitoo strsst
lGp wx = HHAsP. HAyfs0 HsDg gxfySsfvg
NI lhs franufsftufs o. EIisff Isfss.
we1 attsefon ~ tarrAsssrs ~ . fs4f
n fhsff sul~ftoriN pact
t.bis vnE ssf sr.s saris.isa cd RS.
Fsntssh ssf tkn.~ Es~Gss - tstss fAs
esfasf M q. hesirg as BE b. ss~ HsTs
sstsbs sfsprssni. ssf = hye Psf~rff ts hsrrA ~
"a .sv sssd u TN ls.ief sr.f'f4i % us-s
q ufs ph1 hsfs Arrsff h~sf1esd fsif
hf1 he inFIiss ttqss $40 Go ssasEt senf s.a
.ar tso,s - as - hs nsnaf~sigr fs fnoo sv -
,ruY ErosDaED ssFKfcns rftftssO rartv-
AFFfafFf arf tfHTtF4 ~ 90 ~ lsFf 10a 49,
Ths t.@ Ans stip fssA~ hif ssf fsshsf.sfass.
Cass 49, sfsff sfsl. fsst - - ~ irffs frf
w fHELssh CotLksDtR ssfusr - Cfsishg 1at eirtss
ssssts 49, tgh
ylrH ARE HHLIfS0 rfRsT CLASS sifiiaHp rAhLEg
s'. Issss''.i rs'sss .s'sk a.. :. sas sss.
q. DEf kiH iU raiia sfsst
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American Shipmassess' Association,
Nou wall srsysr-Pooxs ~ AVID IS
The following approved Masters Onosrs have re,srsr

conn sons from this Assscistion:-
CAPTAINS Chas Rende bark sburg. Jo.hua n Ga
rsvs schr God"n West. wm frefry, tara stella Jane.
snlnvau steamer CouqusrUr; Jean porusntn iris
nsrce; Albion Buesy, lark Herman, John Arnos.
srhr Charlotte Jo.eph " Bird barr Mary. Rob resler
big hArnh star Melvin Williams WIN Pn,nsu. bars Per
sa James Lynch brg Tiger; Joscrh Bnsnan. bart John
Atie. John Dir brig AAond.is reeastsno Osilispo
hr McIico John kinssy Fchr Ia Creole fGAsc Asfsf
brig Jane Bell Joseph sbslu .o~orse NarwsiI sars
Nora samae Freeman bark Iiaois Rufus II Allen, brs
Ponvsrt; Huehep Pstrtdge. WIN Woodbury. brig " Min
turn rrsncs RHODES. .shr Rspcois paraa ssDoass.
shr Trop~ Bird; Henry N0uit0 Wintbrop. Iferfs
Barton John Al,n shr Enosh xog,e lame: Jsho.os.
schr Usrnoss; Hdward OBryAn Henry Norton. Pairos
Hayes Jo.cpn " Bray Sch II Chssgr khJsn Oouii. WIN
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S HiPPIN NEW S.
Port OF New York, October ~. 1903.

roaK-rDis par
susr.vs '......... 20 noos sxTs....... morn ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " nieH wkrHA 0j
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''ia's ''-aail ~ ssll1sl I5la eefl "
aas 8SfVu.g
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Two bark, and one bfig, unknown

22i-sisamers Baltimore Msrrimac. Ellen Terry. Thos
sparks, shps Glen. YilairnlaA Ensrprise tarks rera
AagiAena, Pearl Meteor Pandora Aibertiua brgs Wan.
aerer Mountain Ease, Clara Pctens, AnrAb, HoiDerg.
Tempest; and others
xd-steamsbIp Champion.
Wind at sunsst sE
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The importations Of Dry Goods at the port of
New York for the week ending October 70 were
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30
THE coxcoMB PUNISHED.

In the year ISIS the peace of Tilsit ter
minated the conquest Of Napoleon ia Ger
many. and gave thc people IN those coun-
tries a momentary respite. Prussia. thor
oughly exhausted BY the tremendous efforts
she had made 70 carry on the war with
France. was compelled 70 reduce her army
10 a peace footing.
Several officers u that PoWcr having OBJ
tanned an unlimited leave Of absence. met
sery often a. Hamburg. ~ enjoy IN COM
mon the various pleasures II military idle
ness.
Oue day IN September. sax o. tlcm hav-
ing diucd together. and made more than
one hpation o. Bacchus. thcy. az the ap-
proaeh VI night. repaired to the Caie d, Ia
B0ars.. one q tie most noted in The ci.v.
aad made their entry IN thc most NOISY
manner. The Baron ". a lieutenant.
tE,nty-thrcc year, Of agc--the youngest m
that JOYOUS iand-ric4l. handsome. and az
noble carriage. but foppi-h. sclicouocitsd.
and Insolcnt. having noticed an individual
0f small stature. dressed in black. sitting a.
a tabie alone. hol.!ing in one hand news
paper. and ia the cther long pipe. Who
Bad paid no attention o. him on their arri-
sal. and being offended. 90 d0alt. by the
indifference. bordering ou coutcmp,. which
D. exhibited. appr.leLld L.m 4itA Che in-
feni.1u Of avencing the fanlicd insuli To
that end he Iail Dbl, hanI in a familiar man
rer 9u BIS shoulder. swinging himself back
anil forth. and said o. bona With an ironir
smile.
Ah. good evening my Et,le sehooimas-
ter.-
lhe man in LlarL raised D. ewes and fz-
,i ti,m ior two or talec second, on h.s in-
ter'ocutor. theu booking again on his paper.
souiiaacl to read.
God bless mc, he don't answer. Ah.
ry iron fliou. won't yol answer mcs I
s,e-d.af pipc is thc cause. Come. come
i must, however. bear th1t toi.e.~
ln a seesnl. with Dip II h.s anger. the
Tfr few Oh r.roe.. Gle Ecateuant laughing
l9ui'y al tic same t.ac.
WHhoai putting down the paper. or
showing ihc least symptoms 81 being Affect
cl iy thc insult. b. turned touard tho
counter and said
Waite. another plpc7
That's night. lie has az last opcacd
De moufh~
Tie Pipe was ht and thc realins resum-
ci.
" Al. So What country arg. you from
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l. PARIS, NE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80. 1853

70 do wrong-rcsist them and al VAL be vel
Nelly, you were not aware Of IL. to-day you
taught NE a lesson Of contentment which |
shall not easily forget; and you shall have
the happiness Of knowing that you. though
little girl. have been a minister Of good
% me. And you must let me reward you.
You must keep that identical dollar to re-
mind you Of what has occurred to-day. and
yoa have no reason % be ashamed Of IL
Nov tel ne what vas the tcmptations
What did you most desire 20 10 with it,
Nelly hesitated. and then said - Last
sunday mother had no neat dress 20 90 10
church That would just buy calico.
only thought Of IL a moment
Minnie Hamil,oa turned aside without
speaking. When she booked again there
was moisture on the eyehds which had
not been there before.
Does your mother require anything
else. Does she not want bonnet. toos-
- Ies, Miss; but shall soon earn that
by my berries. Mother's sewing has near
y paid the rent This month
Nelly. yoa and must be friends. Go
now and SCI the remainder Of your straw
bcrries. and cau here On vour wav home
That evening Nelly was tripping home
with ber empty little baskets strung around
her as usual; but in the larger ones lay a
new straw bonnet. trimmed With a neat rib
bon. and a package which she was directed
not % open until her return. Mr.. Town
send was looking anNiously for Nelly when
she arrived. but shat va her astouishment
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The Oswego Times says that at reosat
wedding iu that city. the briiezroom beng
an army o4osr. wore hs eide arms AZ the
DuPtiAls. A little wide awake brother q
The bride was attracted by the display %
q weapons. aud a. hs has snotber SISTER
whose o. true love- y a carpcntsr b. boldly
inquired Ma. when J. CONES b
marry Mily. win b. wear he saw and
ha,chet By his side -
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A NontE YOurH. A fathsr o. the
bsttle Of Bah Ran found his son ~ the
hands of q surg-oa Who va ertracsing
ball from hi- ssSolder. . A bad place. .
said be father. 4" Coz a b4ii. in the sack .
The youth torninE over pointed 20 the
wound m his breast. saying Fasber IL vent
IN here Noble boy lie Wa No, running
from before the face q his ss~ny. The
true hero reoeises No wounds is tts back.
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vi | - & T. I.LAN Y
THE LITTLE Strawberry GIRL.


VII buy W ho pill blys
The uusical voice % Nellie trilicd the
words 80 swcetly. that the memory of tho
tones fingered With The passcr-by a. h.
went 90 his daily task. ani haunted him
through thc long hours Ike the rcuicn-
brance q q JOY that has passed sway Her
rosy face. too. va worthy of a place IN
memory. With IT, sunny smiles and dim
pics. sha1cd by carclcss. natural curls. and
its sofi. b,ack eyes. hrye. and fun. and
DREAMY. u vas not beautiful only. pa;
so indicative 81 goodness and parity. and
al ,ha; wc most love % cherish as a heart
piriarc % childhood.
Many an eye turned to look after Nellie.
a. she tiT7cd aiong IN the bright June
morning. IN her neat punk calico and white
apron. and large straw hat shading her prct-
O. face. While her iitfic basket ~ fruit. Gov
crcd With dcwy frcsh green leaves. we're
strung picturcslnely over her arm AMI
shoulders AMI hcr hands each contained a
larger ba.kct. flicd % ovcrfo~ing With
smaller ones. She was 50 nca; and attrac-
tive in her aspect. that many others by
unhccd,l. stopped o purchase the temp
tiug frsit of Nellie. Who a. weli known a.
,i- came 9th thc otLor beautiful things q
.ummrr. AMI trillcl hcr Itilc song, ike a
birl beneath thc open windows.
.' StrawJe--rics, Straw .l-r-rics, who
~ho VII buys- Who u,u buys-
"C Come ia chili. VIA; q, your price2 %
q" Ten crnts a basket. Miss
Nelly stepped into the spacious hall q a
fashionable hou.c in Moa;agle street. where
young hly stood IN her morning robe.
With foWcrs IN hcr hand. jas; gathered
irum thc conservatory. anI surrounded
uiih al tLr appliances q wealth and
iaNgp.
Wel. thcy are worth al % that-so
fresh au~I riPc. Give me half dozon bas-
kets. Here Mar
All a. Ma-y emptici the baskets. she
drc~ hcr portmoauaie and Dropped the
SIXTY ccuts in i've and tens. into Ncllic's
Iitslc pur-c-not into her hand. As the
reader u.usi rcrncmbcr; ior tbs apparently
trivial at vas the pivot CA which turned
tL- uaral event u ihe dsy IN ogr story.
The smiic Nth which sho received tic
nloucy and thanked hcr sor it. penetrated
ire .-"hesra irfo 'i- hes-. g Minnie
Hamilton. f1r there was coldncss there
thc chill % di.conient and di.appointmeut
vLioh end their way. sometimes. even into
laxurioas homes; and tbe association 81
poverty. born ia aflacnoc A. she hal
+ b.,n.
Yoa seem very happy said shc. r.
spending OBJ Neiiie's smile. '' 10 you earn
your living by selling strawberriess~
Ncs miss. In the summer sell
bcrri,. in tie viuterI - school part %
ihe day. aud h,ip mother thc other part
81. AuI ~Aai makes yea 80 happy. Can
yoa t,ll mc thc ,,cr,ts~
Motl.cr say- W must De- bright and
happy. because ue have SD much O. D.
thankful ior
Minnie looked a. Der in amazcmcnt.
. '' - mach o. De- thankful f1r.~ thoug}t
sic, aHI in thsir position, llo~ does
IgL ,
...t -+
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.t't,
-
t.t.
r.r r,.
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cannot Parchase-,he joy of sunny and
contenicl heart.
lci Minnie had noble qualities gcncroS.-
" aud active bcncvolenoe With strong
moral and religions principles. One shall
o.. tie shadow q discontent cloudcd them
all.
Nellie had pa; her Etfle purse into the
pocket u her apron and now she issued in
70 'he street again and rcc0mmcnced her
strawberry song. until she vas summoned
b. another customer who purchased large
T.. As she was about adding the payment
she received O. her little storc. she dis
covered a small rent in her purse. and
sitting down she emp,icd tie money into
her apron 90 examine d. She discover
"a among the ,iscs and tens a gold dollar
~hich had evidently been given ber BY the
fr-t customer
- viii go rish; back uith IT, thought
Nellie
>he wanted however o. rc-arran-c her
baskets; and While doing 80. the tempter
came with evii thoughts 70 test ber strcngth
Of principle.
why 90 back With it, aid the
wicked voice perhaps tie lady meant 70
give IT,
"Ba; ! 20 No; know that. r. Sail the ten
der c9psciencc Of Nelly.
Wen. you can 10 good with it. said
thc soice. appearing artfaily 70 her 6lial
love sou an purchase something for your
mother. She works hard enough for al sbe
hiss. and ihis viii bay her neat dress %
wear o. churrh
For momrnt-1aly moment Nelly
listened O. he sinful suggestion. AMI she
thought how pleasant 10 would De O. cary
a nicc calico % dear mother. anI how
pretty she would look in II. Perhap, too
she could earn enough to-day % buy
bonnet o. match and how happy would that
make h.r
But suddenly The smile died away on
Neily's lip. her step grew icss light There
"a. a weight al her hear II vas the bur-
den of a guilty thought She hal parlcy-
81 With evil aul is shallow Wa on her path.
Il hal dimmcd the haPpine.s which in
norcucc lad hitherto bestowed.
And now. happily ior Nelly. conscience.
that o. voice q GoI ia the soul came
powcriaiiy % her aid. IL recalled wildly
the Prccious Sabbath evening when her
mother at With her AZ the window. lust A.
the sun vas sinking and after their seanty
supper had been disposed Of
q" Nelly. my darling. she said. a. she
laid her bead upon bcr knee and sn,oothed
back her DARK heir. '' you could not 20 %
Sunday School to-day because you had no
shoe. to wear. Perhaps We can earn pair
neat sabbath bot will teach you the com
ulandmsnts~
Thcn Nelly repeated them aftc- her. All
were vivid nov in her memory; but
especially a. II written in letters offrc
stood forth tie cighih-Tiou siak rof
U.at
Ncliy's heart sunk within her. Had she
Esteemed and obeyed that evil yoice. What
nj -ht she have bccomc-a breaker 81 Gods
holy commandment the sin would have
laid hca,y aud dars upon her soul, dimving
~ sum- isai. and ~eishins doWn Aer buoy
ant happy spirit An4 then Ter home
would have been changed % her, She
Wouii have destroyed iis pcacc. and her
H"ih.rs ,heeriaI song would have bcen
hlsleJ. Ncily waited moment. but
tcrril-d ii hcr iho1shts she rushed back
~iih speed oi hight. Test That evil voice
should si-hk again. and rested not until sle
rca'hei tae bone ci Minnie Hamilton.
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