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Charities.
$3.50

: Il has coat( )h&e
n = Z Ddy ri ~
giving, his friends called il, Ind used
70 chide him for il. somewhat, but he
called ], lending, with : CHEEKY con-
s ssssst 's o.s : Ffh 6ya (. % saIss'
laughing, and saying that one Of his
loans had come back to him. Aud
he t.ild The story how one day while
s ss:ass 4l6 s' ss,|as ,a!shH
us This Mr.. Rsymond?' Being
assured Of this, he continued, "Can |
observation-disclosures, !, !, !.
ss \, s e! Il. !.
hesisated the ran. d al H.
"Not from the prison, / hope, said
the editor. BY way of putting the
etaa ~ case with joke. 49, 80
YVES, SIR replied the visitor; Il
g0tRys6ischaEge. .isxadAys ago." !,
xfK ny man, hid kHymond,
1i0pS y6d were innotens." y -
.NQ 4irs replied. the convict; II
was gully. You see, sir, ! am IN
engineer and macl4p;ys b. trade
wanted to lead a. Adesst Els md
when got place and was at work
allTevgyQf 1as ed friend erns
AdAk INA tdld nv So that n wAs i
prison bird, and ! hsd to be out Of
that. Then ! R6ffsr hos sd
happened there's Now ! am looking
mf mother JOB, ands1 am going to
begin by telling what / nm, and whom
l get anything to do, | shan't lose it
in the same wav." C
"How much is i my MANI" said
AkA4(epa1ss 8fEkEJ
sWsil, ~ feplied the man, q
haven't got he price ofAs! dinner
abopt me. nor, and j don't know
VI II Eft,N l ulsk u l
hid 1es dollars ! could get on until /
fUaUd SUmSB0dy W take ne iof what
| am worth and give me some honest
work to do. | don't want 10 go
down hill SIR"
The ten dollars closed that CONVEX
sation on The instant. Perhaps q
year Afterwards, Mr.. Raymond wAs
at fair Of sthe American Institute,
and while laoking At some machinery
on exhibition, q decent man in charge
OF it approached him and said:
is this Mr.. Raymond?'
"Yes," hafeplied, sbnt l. don't re-
member YOU Sl1 e i
Dent YOU remember the man
from Sing Sipg? -nan
NO." said Mr. Raymond, = / don't
remember any man iron Sing Sing
"Whv," aid the smms from eiaRI
Sing. "DoA't you recollec,?" and
then ne rehearsed the story here set
down, and said he had subs'sted on
Mr.. Raymortl's loan unnl he found
employmentin his own line, with
good man who knew his story. and
was well pleased with hin, giving
him good wages and steady work, in
places Of honorable trust and respon-
sib,lity. Taking a bauk note from
his pocket, the engineer paid The bor-
owed money, saying that he had car
led it for some months without find
ing an opportunity to leave his work
and come totown for 4hael purpose.
ats good ten dollars, Mr.. Ray
mond, said he. "for it's just the
cos, Of saving me from ruin.
When he gold the story afterwards,
Mr.. Raymond thonght i was cheap,
and that heshnd charged III BID other
loans to thesscconut Of the engineer
and balancedit.
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4 Novel Adveniure
From the sirashroy Sean pfspaseh.

From the slra,hroy Gan rfspatch. 81
As-Ds.Bilkagios., Of ihii.a o~a, ~as
riding along nsar Mount Carmel. he
deserted deer0n Tie road and shout
ed At it. expssaisg tosess fns run
across the fields. The deer was SO
frial1Red tbatszin attempting to
u hs es1ee i struck the fence
ri M I'll tx. The Doctor
H go s0tiuk. ~ the while, and
II hfd5 CT animal became
sd - Nc6 sssceeding At
tempt was no more successful than
the first. Seeing this, the Doctor
refined his horse in corner Of the
fence, jumped out Of the buggy, made
for the deer, and actually csught Ii,
bu, no sooner had hestouched il Than
he found himself in the ditch. After
two or three ups and downs it got
away from him; but, being . Doctor,
he found out semitic principles, and
in his endeavors 20 cut the carotid
arlory, irdictedx wound on the neck.
The confused aud now wounded ami
NAL ran off ten or twelve rods, and
actually came back to the came spo.
to tnlp the feuoe, and wi hthe same
ill success as before. The Doctor
closed in and caught it a second time,
and after another series of ups and
downs, succeeded IN severing the
carotid arterywith his penlsnife, when
the deer's life blood soon effused, and
it sank victim TO The eap,or's pluck. |
After the excitement was over, the
Doctor found himself too much ex-
haustcd 20 lit his prize into The car
riage. BY iesting some time, how
ever, he was able " do SO; aud that !
being dore, lie drove home-we will
not say bigger, but certainly
pleased, muddy, and bloody man.
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