The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

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,food..,sOno,, If,euslemon ssho had tosso
him three .s.,oe~ ,rsshola;n,, H.. ..asss
said,be was a.fipe li,tle fsllow.eanda low a;s q &
had, two. arms M instead sof ons'S =. No.
got him into. .he, ,sboehlsck br;a.,,s br 81 - 4 j
,coiored, but ouickly ,eoove,;ns s. , b;a,saff
sanswesed: .pleassss al air - = iG v;il;n.o
Is lisseaual "a b to apother. arm "
/, The gentleman % sm;led sboo,, shes -. - -.
and ,trotted off. Poor IN M. m : =
hand to the. remain. q Of bis arm I'm f !. had
been amputa.ed jus. ~, above the elbow in
consequence Z Of an sao acoideu. it 81 onIy
wish / had TO do all ] oonl6 d. w;,h
arm," b. murmured He,waodered nm
and down the streets ;,,he s air was grow :,
ing colder, and colder. he vas YER,
hungry, but he passed the temptations s
of bakers and cooks shops, tiyhteniipar, Is
his fingers more closely -, on the lit.le
coin. coin -. .
Il may get something for. mother II
have another. penny murrnured m .he
boy. He entered bakers shop and
asked Tor penny loaf laying down his
three ,pence.-Such aa.a fat, Jolly baker,
rolling and laughing behind q oouDterl
piled with cakes and daipties, looked in
Ais mile n;ncbed f,ce bl bl,;sb ! f,a,n .,I,
"Only penny loaf New Years NIGH,
my little mnn2 Well. there, il is.' :
Joe took il nm ms the baker tool u ~ $
the coin he fixed his eyes on IN the boy,
and said, sternly, .sYou are young to
follow SO bad trade; this is bad
muney." $50 q
bad money" repeated ua joe 90 sir s
/ had it from kind. aeutlen. 4 = for hold Il,
iny his horse. ssfss ga
aHayo YOU no 40 other money m 7na
4. "Ano,ler penny - Y g
,.,,.Ands why did Won INC not s nav for ,b,.
loaf With that p no 1s'aiSA : u
PLEASE sir. i wanted cb,ngc re- +
wanted to buy e something usb;r more far St n q.
mother and his large bIns eyos tlled
with tears. RS = e'.8 ~ :
...Inm must keeo. l,a .that t,seass sps,,c. VIM.
. shame for aseentleman to an spch =
thing as to- give bad money lu ,es; to to- Il, child
like that ]" ~. Sc -, - s;,,, Sy-.s5,'''. ss
! Please. sir. know he did;n,t int intend ,,,,,s
it; he spoke kind TO- to-. M me ;shee didn't
know it was bad ~ 80 I1S' - 9.
The iolIy sbskef look "a ,1s.m atten,; ;v, =, =
the little. hoy, ..,s...,. - s'. Q as !
"See here, my lad If yop. knew the
coin, was bad, the SIN will be heavy on
you; but 1. believe YOU did not You
wanted TODD for You your mother, aud YOU
would not let blanle fall OH the absent
Two right things. God helpyyou,
child J" he added, pityinglv ;Wyoui look.
half starved! !! Give mic back that loaf,
aud here is a bigger one aud, missis !.
hand over one of those loIp pces d tea, and
half pounds of sugar we made4up. for our
poor customers and there, $ three bennv.
pieces for you, little one only always
look toyour silver before you pass-it in.
future !"l s
Joe could not speak .forlquite .miu
ute he walked to the shop door, and
then turned back.
"If you please, lou do not think