The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-19
rIProN. iowa SEPTEMBER ERa1e ae7e.


thought stsuck bet, and y Jos, raj
back hsading the sppse just out q bel
reach. she swalleeed very hasd, and
said pssasantly. Fou may have Il
| Joe may be I GET more apples than
you dO.s Al,ssssf sr'7g
os'looked astonlahed, and I iittle
ashamed. .sanf ,'.ss.s9 -. 4 ! ss,, 's..s. s..ss
Idon't want IL" said he grumy,
boidisg Il out - Amy. s tssas.
"You may hsve it. honess," said
Amyahsartiiy, !, this tine; for she eoald
not help seeing bow pinchsd asd han-
cry he. looked. .sItis real ntes ose.
know, for 0rahdpa pave Il to ne, .
shs Added. ",asss sss ~ sse .sa ~
Joe looked - tbs 1pple and tdrned
Il over oHce or twice. II s'poss I
l,siss haAsp apsis l,aas zwtsees.' .''said
he.
why tl,at's too bad. !" ssid. Amy.
very much shocked ..Yoa ct that
one. and TIL bring yos smother one TO-
morrow" gs ..,t5, 4s
|, ,,ss: - ,Thauk ye."', said Joe quite pleas
antly. Jump On your sled and TN
haul you up the HILL"
Amy - down On the sled with great
satisfactsbs. snd thought kindness
was working very we'll.
BY the end Of the two weeks, not .
Itsw applessa aud one Or two piscss Of
pie had found their way Into sJos's
cold fD09en, sad In sstasn Joe had be-
come Amyb bravest ds.4Ader ueGaSst
big dogsSr whatever tesrofs scs0ssed
her path. He had washed his face too
and made an sttempt 10 comb out bis
tangled hair, Amd n my bad pihued up
the " biggeas rag,," - she sid, 70 he
really hooked more respectable.
aGrnndpA' had not been ID the house
more than two minutes before Amy
found him. aud s0ch . hugging and
kissing as there wasi You would
have thought they had not seen each
other for year. and never expected
TO zee eAoh other agaiH.
"Oh 0randpa, said Amy, - soon
- she coul,i get her breath, "Don't
you think!a Joe Brown is quite nice
boy after ai,, and ( dnn't believe he
will swear much more. - 6fEe a.
GOOD" /" said Grandpa. sitting down
and taking Amy on his knee. $50
being kind TO him worked we'll, did
Iit 80 Us ~ - 81 2aa99aN
"Oh yes," answered Amy. II got
awfully provoked with him some
times. +" che continued, for you see
couldn't get him to wash hia face for
the Longest while. and guess Ishoald
have given him up but | prayed to
.Jesus 10 make me, patient. and. nov be
washes Wis fsce every day and combs
his hair as we'll ~ bs can With that
old comb. aud tomorrow" she sdded
with bright look into 0ssndpa's
face, Il am going to bring him to see
you, ssd snaybs yos can think ofsome
WY 20 help him." blad
IAN right" said Grandpa.
"Only think p said. 4 my. me hasn't
any father llOs nsather. and he don't
have enough to eat, and sleeps just
saywissre, ssd he ssys ssmeesmss It
seems ~ II he would free1e.'
"Poor fellow" said Grandpa, ''but !
guess he will fare better now. for uncle
John wants Toy 70 do his chores.
and spoke to him about Joe to-day
and he I'd he would take him II he
would like to come, and will send him
to school."
"Oh good +! good!" cried Amy clap.
ping her hands. What . splendid
Grandpa sou are. and how glad I am
we began to pray for poor Joe, because,
you see. II we hadn't done that. we
si.ouidn't have thought anything
about him.
"Yes. said Grandpa, If we find we
dislik. any body, the best thing we can
do Is to pray for him. and then II 10
pretty easy to be kind to him, aud be-
fore we know it the dislike is all
gone"
That's No. !" said Amy emphatically,
and she led Grandpa down to supper.
Joe looked considerably frightened
the next day when Amy took him in-
to the room where Grandpa and uncle
John were sitliug, but when they told
him their plans for him hs was 90 de-
lighted he could not think Of anything
to say but . faint "thank ye," and
Amy had 10 do oil the skipping about
and laughing. But Zen uncle John
told him in kind voice that the first
thing would be tn 60 down and get
good suit Of clothes. two big team &C
tually rolled down Joe's thin cheeks.
I think you would hardly know Joe
now, he has grown so plump and rosy,
aud there In such happy sparkle in
his eye. Amy has no complaints to
make Of his rough ways, for he is
learning to be kind aud gentle, and
best Of all / think he ID learning to
pray too.
BEE.
Stanley Is again triumphant. The
bark Mary A. Way Of New York,
Captain Russell. has just arrived at
that port one hundred days from Zan-
sibar. Captain Russell was at Zanzi-
har when Stanley arrived from the
inter ior. and aaw the letter which he
brought from Livingstone to Dr.. Kirk,
who was then st that port awaiting
tidings from the great explorer. He
tells Of the Joy which Kirk expressed
at sight Of the familiar handwriting
OF his friend. and IL surprised that any
one should seriously doubt that Stan
ley has seen the great doctor. Captain
RUSSELL brings letters from Mr.. Stan
ley to the Herald. and gives other
testimony which seema tn settle oil