Fair play., 1872-06-14

iah' nf Ecs>v AMI c"iI-tcrnatioE a.: the
cook.
Many other useful rhin"> he lid. H.
made 4 Windmill! which piIuirc,! wafer up
10 ihc top ot the house. and saved III. -iN-
prn>r a lav which had been paid ~ t boy
for his labor. He m'n'!.d an oh boat
there WAS. and tool, B.S>v out for rows on
tn. river H.. hrc;m- tha. y"un" 'ldy =
/ rirlir.hand man in rr yar,lrn. E,for" :,
/ month was over. not "nlv had Cousin
! Margaret hccoInr quite resigned 7" have
hin! on her hands. huj Mr.. Lcrvoi".. re-
fused to accept any remuneration tor hi
/ board and Lodging. 'l'clarin" that h,. wa-
we'll worth hi> keeping. II WAS som
/ thing. Won see. ter tilc~r Ion. women -
/ ll:.v, u man bout The h"n>r who could
AMI would pur his hand 1" th- ami that.
I H.. lid not rmr li> finger now.
/ T., for" iti~ -:.,i-'ar:nrv condition. "i
H,ilir> hlI 'r,i; arrived ut. tailor :ir'
! Er>is.r had h",n 81 ~ work. and really.
poor :: :m,- y Iisl.r hri"iit,i"-i az! w"n-
.lrrully IN sil.;.t:,iirr ur''.r their hands.
I lfii- head li:l ~ 'c"r e" 'i". :;i.' hi
/ elbow :rI ku.r- -" ur'"ni.r'ahlN con
4 -pic'rnii-. in' Muitii uni '".Nr hrcu :: i,i'l-
! inntin" man. H., M ,.ri',ntlv "a GOOD
hearted one. H., ~"'ild Il" any,hiu" IN
( hi power. pnrr fellow. for amy one: WIZ.
( in fact. rati,r too :lc1'v" sometimes. when
I ilc haI y, en- I,,.l"'r than usual in one ~
| hi, foe. on winch occ:i>ion i'c would H.
/ hnr lih" ati amli;!:.l i'ull in i china hor.
! :rl,t ,;'tl-,. -uTl.- t"u-l':u:ii"i. OF c"iir-"
| H.. ,n:t,l,, friends with H., rc:r,'-t black
~rijl.
IN vart, ,liy~ when Ia. hll ,'nt ceased
10 hr considered :: r:s,-an,r. AMI an iu-
tr,il"r. Ec->y had -icn,l his friend. TN"
ALWAYS r:ih.> an interest in iii"-:' one h'-
.ri,r;i-. an! t:.'~>l i"nh u Great Interest in
uuor JAMES Wymp r-lrlwn. hin, .n.
rrraurawium him. ana ,ic!'r,!iu" him
a-lia>t l,r:irIc;, joke: but 4 tiruc Ia-",l.
lii voiinm ,.r-ou'~ feelings towards him
app,-.rch Ia 'rn,'..r."a chHr"". Instead
ni I,r:,i~irm wi!;ij if-' did. aud 'rc"ir;s.in.c
him T.. inriil.r '\"rriuU. ~iic found fault
au,; Sru'',c.i him. 81, ceased t" make
f,uu uf him ~ Iii :" and had y -t"r.. # liz
tl, hitter di-i.traciiI.' r.mark ;'h,,H Iii
.lcp.n,l,.Iu,'. his want ~ s'li-rr-r"'i. AMI
81 u,,--r"a'!l 1" ~itno; ~ hun. -! iitinh
YOU ar,. too sever" un poor .''m"- WI
per Mr.. .i.ryn,, w"uii >as ''hr !,
really very viiiin.. rt'i ,il'" must NOT .N-
peel too nu,h "i lin,. i's"r fellow
# an,,Ilnr ruIu i':rl don" Whit ii.'
did h, w,n,,L i,,i have been dluir,i viii,
such faint ,,r.ii-". hH' .,r W. "ui,
pr,,crlhiii ,rr",il,i. ilad little credit IL hi
own country.
One morning WIS marked with an uii
usual ticyrn;-pnrr. .I:nir> WyMp,r received
:. letter with American stamps on l..
Among The visitors III Willow Bank
III" TI,ama~->i,:c villa Of Mrs. .Irrvo'r-
WIS :: certain Mr.. Augustus Bailey. y
v"un" gentleman of pleasing and varied
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. lie could sin" vuiI
mu>ir-hall >nn"> nearly - well rs the
treat CONTINUES - his masters III. couli
in.;t;ii" mos. celebrated actors. and WIS
mighty .piinSirr For th. better cXhihi-
iion If -,,'.l, talents Il hut WAS in,iSprn>:i-
hl... and hr found one ready made IN poor
James Wvmrcr. II j. needless Ia Onh>rry"
that poor James Wvmpcr lid not love Mr..
Augustus Hailcv: hut it WAS curious that
Il usually ami:ihl,. Girl like BcSsy Jcrvoicc
>honld rncoulra@" the | liter in >allir>
which Were often Is unc"nrr"u- rs they
were in~"lrn,.
Il wan, vo, to pur nv >ewin" machine
in good order. M WyIAprr." said Rcs>y
one .iay: ..and mind ii works smoothly.
for I've ""t t" make 4 dress in Il hurry"
'.Wha' for:'' asked he.
- picnic"
Whats picnic"
Don't tr:i~".'
. Ncry WELL" And hr sci 1" work "n
the sewing machine.
Hr>-y took seat beside him. and. mol
liird ny his obedience. r"n'lr>,rn,lrd /"
explain the rites AMI my -,cric- of II picnic.
This one WIS rot up hy Mr.. Augustus
Bailey: and--aS she marratcd-it WAS
=. Mr.. Bailey will provide this AMI Mr..
Bailey thinks that: until the workman
threw down his >crcw-lrivcr in Il passion.
and cNcialnrd. Coniound Mr.. Bailey ="
I;.S-v WAS a-tnri-hc,. She got is far as
why. you're not j"al-" whcn she hc-
r;lpm very red. auh checked herself.
I'm not what: - asked poor James
Wyinprr.
You're n"t - stupid IL y"u try io
make ous. >ir.
"Thal'> NOT what You We're -nin" t"
say
How do ynu know"
You said. You are no; jci'->",nc-
thing.
Not jelly then. ar salt. ar sugar. that
you should melt in a shower she re-
piled.
The last u,iMc,, opinion "f the great
Augustus had been that it WIS sur, tn
rain. aud :" This observation "f Miss Bc->y
WAS not ~ inai appropriate i> il may ai first
appear. Bur why should she have hli>hctl
50? Aud if She had really intended I"
tell hin, he was not Jelly. why did she not
20 on and >av ii Besides. hr had not
c"ninuudcl Mr.. Bailey hra,l>e that All
tii"rity ha,i predicted rain. and Miss Ee>>y
Knew 81. Sh. ilaItcrcd herself that shr.
hri ""t very .,lr,erIy nmi uf n difficulty.
ANA the blush changed to Il smile hut she
bad only na;i.ic bad worse. To tell a man
thai he vii not >iSfrr under the rain on Il
stated ",T':l>iu'i naturally implies tla. he
MAY he subjected To Il wr,iiug on such n.-
c:l>inn hit
'.Oh. ih.Ii in tn -"'" -Iid poor .Iam.-.
l'lIi Wa ! :.,>,'r. H., had moi been III
Nil,-i. .i.Ii ihcT" u.i> u r.i>ua Why h,
,null not he. lie looked up from Iii,
urrh with -i,-ii Il harry -milr .i i~
-i,lt bread t;.c' that b, y, l,aI' >in"t.
hrI.
We'll. ."tI see. the gentlemen arr
mostly friends al Mr.. Bailey. We inNit,
them. you know. hut--you won't b" hurt
if | tell vou the truth. James Wympcr -
Does truth hurt:
Sometimes. I'll" fact i. thai il i
customary Al water pirri2- for the -rrnii"-
men L. provide the boats and music aud
vine: :.ni that cn>i> money. You know.