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Dohrg.
A Plain Tale.

A. Ave-. the b,aeknnith was working one day,
Young Joseph the idler was passing that way
The door OF tho shop stood invitngly near,
And Jo.suh walked thithsr some new thing TO hear.
Tho blacksmith worked Sriskly ftom morning I'LL
night,
And. make what no would. Il was sure 70 DO right
When his arm rose aloft with Its powerful swing,
The blow that came down made the huge anvil ring
The farmers all round who had horses to shoe,
Asked nrst whether Amos the business could do;
He had Jobs fom tho dawn till the set OF the SUM-
For when Amos did work, II was sure to be done.
Young Joseph stood watching the blowsa they fell;
Though Amos said nothing he saw tho hoy wells
But busiiy shaped he and turned round his shoe,
While hither and thither the shining sparks new.
Az lcnxth said Young Joseph. at seems to me hard
That . man from all pleasure should thus DO de-
barred,
should work all the day through, from morning
til night,
Hardly stopping to rest, losing every delight"
Quoth Amos, not pausing to look up or down,
.Bet,er work for your bread than be kept by the
town,
Saith the Good Book. whose precept you may no.
defeat.
IF iDan will not labor, then shall he not eat ="
.Such labor. I'm sure" said tho youth. In reply,
.Iu Afostnlght would kill me, II once should try"
.Sot bit OF II. lad you'd grow active and hale,
Whereas you arc now looking puny and pale.
.pepend on II, Joseph, there's One who knowsbest
How much VIC should toll, aud how much We should
rest;
Ills ordinance Is given, and 10 II We must bowl
MAN shall ca, OF his bread by the sweat OF his
brow
.,Nor shall the dc,ree be called penal alone,
since the fall In our world hath such wlekcdness
strown,
For Outlines doth labor drive sin from our head,
And toll prove TO curse, but blessing instead.
~Thu., while submit to the rule God doth give,
rcheeriuliy work and happily lives
At night on my pillow peacefully rest,
And, by night or by day, sing. God knows what Is
best ="
Young Joseph the idler walked thoughtful away,
An idlor no more to be called from that day.
But to work with his hands, or to work with his
head,
Singing. Toll Is curse, but blessing instead"
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

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Iron i'm the Blood.
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