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

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said she vase siips lisrtez zfellowsands If HE
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leosOrsds bnt qpicls 9eysFing himsels,
isnsgssed . fpleasso sir,ss willing; mind
sIisSeaual 70 apothsFs eEm:S Rssevgar,SaS :
iiOqI Ihe gentleman smile ahoQk. his head !
and strotteds s7of, PoorJ gss upIhis.
hand Ia ID 20 the. ssmsiss of his arm it had,
been apputated just above the slbowsip
consequence COZ Of an accidsp. 81 only
WI wish ! had had 70 dolall 4 could do. with one
e arn 81 8 > hs narmuFed,s Hssvsodsred up
and down 10y the streets ;;Sthe air swas grow $
ing colder and colder;s he,gyas very
hungry, but he passed the tsmptatiops
Of bakers and cooks shops, tightening :
his sftageFs more NOR SlosalA on the little
n;sass9aa gsseR ss4@a sEys sgsl 7sqss {
b Il may get someth,ag for mother;I
have anotherg penny, murmnred 4 the,
boy. ssxH He entered q bakers shop and,
asked .as penny iosff ing down his
three ipence,-Suehi saSa, fat, jeIly baker,
rolling and laughing behind q eoupteft
piled with cakes; i and daipties, looked in
Ais pale, pipehed face, blush from cold.c
~ a"Only ? pen penny loaf New Years night 4
my little man man T. Well, there & is,a :.
"a joe took il up; as the baker took up
the coin he fixed bis IS eyes on the boy,
and said eis St s1e5ply Fpl X s'Yop ~ are young 10
'ol'9E so bad bad v.,<seda; trades; this is bad
aSS ssEzssa,,.A gsa 20, ,G;;ssesgssas =
Bad money, repeated Joet ,. sir,
\ had i from 2 kind, geptlepia .fef,hol
'ns a!s shorsse otsse saas a,aeaal a. gESsAsas
7 HAAse Soa 'g no gother etlle money sSRS8 q
Another penny. Is,,', -.
and wy 5, did id YOU S ~. pay y for ths
l9g loaf with nth that that q cssBwe9 8 gTEssa ~ v
Please, sir, Il wanted change Il
wanted PF 70 buy sonnet hing p,oreIfor mSs
mother "a and ais his his large blue Sflled
W tears, as, a,sas essoz,c.,.a ~ sSa.,H "a
ssslssl l Hl'lsk keels; t'lsf { l'es. " Nj
r shame for asgeatleman % do such a
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1 ic;Ple9se cir know he q din iptendi
II he SPOKE ind To- me me- be did ne e
kpox i was bud u ss3C2Ssy "a = =
The jolly baker looked attepttiysly at3
the litlle, ,boy9,s, - =. : 3
a" See here, my lad at sou knew the
coin, was bad, |, the siaswill be heavy on
,Sou but l. believe you did not /; you.
wanted TODD for your mother, aud you
would not let blaue fall oh the absent.
r ~ t.ao right things: I'D Sd help gyous
child ]" he added, pityibgly ;"yoNui look
half staryedr = Give me BACK that laaf,
aud here is q big ger one ana, tnissiis,! !,
hand over one of those ounce oftea and.
half: pounds of SUI gar We niadesup for our
poor custotners and there's three penn =.
pieces for you. Siitele one ouly II ays
look to yours silver before yoa pass. IL in.
future !''s-.1is ssAsAastsEsyz9 S8seg ~
Joe could not speak forsqpite a min
ute i; he waiked to the shop door, and
then turned back Na ta5
'"If you please, ;;ou do not ashink L
luew that yoney was bad =, solssS 9, g.i
f@sssNo. 'saS0 sli@k 8 5ssiEsGssRl GA
g. s.Thane you, sir, r'li.-oever forget it
-nfovef, SIP aud giving vent TO one
large sob, he left the shop. 4a.e % a
There was fcasting in the widows at
tic that night; to be sure, Joe was
obliged TO makeSa candle Screen with
his hat. 8. = - tl.zz. 4ss= ..=
would h;iyn been blown out by the wind
that @Eistled through tho chaeeriag
window but there was a Blush cup of
hot water with ah infasio6 of TEA and
milk, and q tiny little sire; and athsro
was much thankfulness forwhat would
have seemed to many very small mercy !;
'andFthers was earnest prayer, aaa, hads
dlud under their seanty 1olotiiiag tho
itfotber aud oniid slept sonndiy, and
s,woke in che morning 20 the conscious
ness that ass thesaow, iIayIng found its
way through the panes nf the ottic w in.