Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24
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Yes ma'am," she replied sadly but
| cannot afford to pay for crfras If !
rent q south room, / must pos two dollars
more a month as it j., the rent will come
hard enough on me- Two dollars a month
will 60 a good way toward getting bread
for the children
Mrs Garrity calls sunshine an edra So
| said to myself, as ! sat downinmy sunny
south room at home that afternoon. 10
selecting a home we had made sunshine o.
speciality, choosing one with an eastern and
southern exposure but | had taken The
sun, shining into the windows, as O matter
/ of c0Urse, not as ertra ! took my sew
ing, but my thoughts were more busy than
my fingers. | kept asking myself why
had sunny, south room TO sit in. aud poor
Mrs Garrity only a north one God had
been very good tome. Why had he blessed
me in this worlds goods SO much more than
/ my neighbor 1t was not because [ de-
served it, or even appreciated it, for ouly
that very morning | had been lrcuul with
the children, curt to the good man OF the
house, and as short as pie cru-t' Aunt
Samanthy said, to everybody 10 general
But | excused myself by saying, it was n0
wonder any one was cross, when 8e had
bad three long days, in succession, Of cold,
falnyi oneerieSs Wealnef' Nna' s''uid
nave oeen IL / u"eIt =" norm room ihe
"n0,e year
why "ol uas gwen 10 so'No Oh 'Ne
human iAmliy extras, anu TO o'neIs hoi even
lne necessatles oil me is iiVDl,H our
1u',e minus ., caun9' 'o,'s' olt one 'n'us w,
no KNOW lnAl 10 "hoih Mu-h ls eiNeh o'
him much will be required How many
hearts there are whose liie is one long co'l
rainy day hearts whose door, and win.
iows open on the north. or look out upon
brick wall, as cherries, os the rro poet
trom Mrs. Garriiy window Those then
who have south rooms and sunny lives
should take sunshine with them, and .isb
and warm ihecheere,, uorih-room dwelers
There are a great many crfrqs 20 Civ.
besides money; those who have 100 moucy
to give can distribute amorg iaoroor many
things that oftentimcs are more va'uahI,
than money.
1t was an extra to toe poor sewing crl
with the faded shawl and last years bonnet
who had not been to church for years. whcr
Mrs. Wilton invited her to 60, and seated
her in her own velvet cushioned pew Th,
sewing girl heard Of Jesus then aud Of Die
love to poor sinners. He was just such
friend as the poor, homeless, frieni.css cir
wanted, and She was led to his cross thai
morning. When she went back 10 hcl
cherries home the Saviour went with her
and the north room was warmed and lighte.
by his presence.
II was an extra 70 iitue pan MuTlhy
alter the schooiooys had been tauntiug nm
on being drunkard son. When nr' Ier
ciya' followed him in'o 'ne auey' , ana
While slipping scrip inio MS NUE. lir'l
mana, pa'ted inc 6oy on 'he crown o' A'
torn nat ana caiied him q 80 E'1niy ieIoW.
II was 'ne turning loiu' ln luy Doy '''
ana Dan murphy, from tuet Gay Iesoi'e'
70 DC a manly iei,o"' ana ne .eclnie one
he stands behind MT. iercl'ai eesN 10
uay' cash'er OF ms ESTABLISHMENT,
IL was extras 70 Tue l'''ie oare'9o'el chl'
Gfen, peep,1g '3rousn W.. 1no gi., gaiuVn le.ce ..
looking az Mrs' . uuge w N'hiifca ueaui''u
mowers when 'hG 'auY ners,l "a" ''eu
anu ga'e ,ne'" , elyn %. ls' 70 tI' W .''' ",
"'hoo" ,nat iooAeu ou' upon 'no N'5'
oricN wall ohe SPOKE 10 them ao9u' 'o'
MAKER OF 'no peau'iiuI ,l, mowers ,'i anu r ,oi.
'ueii o' n's 'oFo 'Or ''','e Gn''lIou' u.ll
carrier 'ne "o'us anu 'nV NoM.i' Io''
nome "l'p tueu 'no no"e'S "',neI'u ~
,er a ''lne' Out 'no "o''' ''' ''''" D" '''''
near's 'o'uay c..,
~ was extras 10 IOU' ''' "'''"V''' j." u' y,
{ nad oeeu SICK IN the house 'o' one ""oi'
year When tne rich MI Ooth"a" 9ppo'
al the dilapiaatei brown mouse anu D1'
ms eoachman carry lhe sex man out o.
nus 'ong prison 70 'ne o''s'p,' Wy var
rlage "al'lug d. 'ue uVo'' "0 i'ue 'N.
TOOK tnat morning III tue 'rcsn country "''
gave the sick man new iie ana renewed
strength ,,
IL was extras 10 inc D"''oI cni'o'ell
: whose poor mother useu 70 seuu 'neni
I school WIN only one s'icc oi pte"u auu Du'
E ter apiece Tor the noon luhoheou' "hen Ni's
folding watched Tor them every morulas
and, while engaging theif attention
another direction, opened the llu'e uinne
i pail and hlled up the vacant spaces wiz
/, turnoyers ana good large lat uousnhu's
The poor washerwoman thought the Whol
world was a north room, wntn she wen
home from her days WORK az Mrs, froud
e fits. -" You know SAID Mrs Froudhl
: when she took her poeket-book out TO pa
, the woman, that you didn't come unit
an hour after the time, so snall ueduc
twenty-five cents from the regular price !!
. am sorry, ma am the woman rePiec
that l couldn't come earlier but my oGo
( was siek all nignt' ana was SO tireu' 'ne 'inse
at dayl light iell asleep ana forgot myseli.
mat OF course Is no ahalr oil NINE sal
MRS froudht' pu'tlng 'ne extra 5wen'y
hve cents into her pocket-oooS, ana manu-
ing the woman 'ne balance due her iot nc nc
5 day work me woman wGet 10 ne5 @ cnoel
Z less nome, ana Mrs' ifouun' sat uoNu i !
her easy, we've. eve, locAingcnalr' congraauaa'
Jug nersv'i Una, sue nuu sa,eu 'Wouly NV
Genus oTV o' .ne p1or Wasuermonau muie. n, ,u .uD
uny' aaNo ouie' urs' rouuu,' ,n"' wa VA
.wsn'y-nN' cents . uo. inquired 'or W u' u. Va
{uugnea'' g.' g. ~ ~ wou'a na.e zen se'5 ~
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