The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09

'2nA AID Aaod v'it No II proved, Not TVS, hours Az
terward as Mr. Leysring was trlylng llr
~ y, W., s v;llayeo ohe iunpd Dick Hardy VAN
~ SAILED ,aTtlosd otstone. dc waswhlp'
(" '',;"',his AR, h"r,,, ndbswearing NJ him pasr
u I, ea,plv. hut tono purpose. Inc cary
wbaals we're hurled half way to the axie
III siifF MUD and lietitd the strength On
1ue horse TO move them. On seeing ,SI, NJ
LeyeriDg, Dirk stopped pulling ana swear, swear
Tnv. and getting on the cart, collIneIceu
pichiNg the sloneof IL the middle Iddp 90 q
THnld on a bit, friend Hardy said Ley
eriny, in pleasant voice, as !le IlsnounlT
I'd AID commenced unLitvhing his horse,
But Dick pretended not 10 hear ana KEEP
on uilching ont the stones hold or
sav and don't give yourself all that trou-
ble,' added Mr. Leverilly; speaki'le ~ y
louder voice, but kind, cheerful tones on.
two horses are better than one. WIN
Cbarley's.help we'iI soon have thewheels
ON SOLD ground again ,.,., 1t' .lr,t--l..
y Understanding nov what was meant,
Dicks hands fell almost nerveless oy ms
side. .,., brs. La.,,giyl Of, u-,...i ~ ba lhrt
his horse in front Of Dicks and ma!le|ne
t,a.e fast. One pull and the thlng)is
done3umqs gd as 'W,m0nh 10. ,e.ll bte.n..' .h
!" Before Dick could get down from the
cart il was out oflhe mud h0ieI anulWl'h'
ont saving a wordmore, LeVerlng. un'
taAtened his morse fom the lrUntoi DICKS
animal, and hitching up again rode on
On Tie next day Mr. Levering saw DlcH
Hardy IN the act Of strengthening pit
~ Weak fence through which Leverihgs
cattle had broken once or twice, thus re-
moving emptalion, and saving lhe catIllee
from being beaten and set on by dogs q,
'Thee's giving him pad wound, lIleho
Levering, said the Quaker, on ge'!lns
information Of the two Incidents Ju1t
mentioned, 'and it will be thy own AulI
If thee does not kilthlm!' a = sa',.t o.l
Not long afterwards, in the face OF an
abproachiIIg storm, and while Dick Har'
dv WAS hurrylng to yet III some clover
hav his wagon broke down. Mr! Lever
iny who saw from one OF his fields the
incident. and understood what lts loss
might OCCASION, hitChed up his own iwagi
on and sent itover TO plcks assistance y,
With storm coming ON that Llgh' las'
for DAYS, and ruin from two 10 tpree tnl' y,
Of nav. Dick could not decline the oner
, thuugh it went against the grain to accep
a favor from the man he mad haIeu lol
wears, and Injured in so many ways y
On the following morning Mr.. Lever
. ing had visiLfr0n Dick Hardy. IL wa
raining fast. l'Ive come, said DICK
n stammering and confused, and looking
! down ON tile ground instead of Mr.. Lev
I ering's face, TO pay for the use Ui you
team Yesterday, in getting IN my nay.
4 should have lost it If You hadn't sen
+ YOUR wa. on, and it is only right that
should pay you for the uee OF IT,
). i should be very sorry answered Pau
Levering, cheerily. ii couldn't 90
r neighboriy turn without pay,7d You Wer
3 right welcome, friend Hardy, to the way
\ on. | am more than paid in KNOWN
|. that YOU saved that nice field OF clovel
J, How much did YOU getP -at. (. 1h
! About three tons. But Mr., LeVerlng
mnst-...... l...1 1.iGl.a a.l.ir.. ,s.gi =, q
Not word, if you don't want to often
a ne interrupted lowering. 'ltrust ther
isn't a man around here that wouldn'td d
n as muchfora neighbour in lime OF neec
Still, if yUu feel enbarrassed--ifvyo
don't wis sh TO stand my debtor, pay me il
good wil.' i..aar NJ, op.' s72,lh.,H tn
d Dick Hardy raised his eye~slowly, an
I looking in strange, wondering way a
MIR. lowering, said, Shall We not %
if frlepdoP' Mr.. Leveriug reached ont ~
n hand Hardy grasped it with a qqltEt
short grip, and then andthen asif lohid
, bis feelings that were becon'ing to
}. strong, droppedit, and went off hastily
i Thee's killed him. said the Quake
e on his next meeting with 'Leverilg g; I'll
e enemy is dead To- ' '.A'' o D,.., n'
i. Slain by Kindness answered Par
g Levering. which you supplied .' ''.'a. "
1t No, thee took it from Gods armory
n where all men may equip themselYt
/. without charge and become invincll9,lee 4
e replied the Quaker, And trust, TOR IN
peace and safely, thee will never use a9
d Other weapons in fighting with thy neigf
d bors. They are sure to.kill''-I. s. Al
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