Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-12

this and the next. Aui e@F1is Wae" p3ti-
quet Of fire AMI till thelf cups OF gar &Hi
drink deep - tie health % tie OH El-ttt1u1
vino swallowed up the young merchant VINO
got stuck on spring good> ana went "o"u:
1a'
PM mora j another vav That young
marchanf VINO found THAR Ae hat misra'cl-
ia+ad IN lawn N to- I.as- goods O. one
~
kini. ami bean fang Of tls I1uH,al season.
Is stan ilny beci1t tn4 csuar-r. feeling ve-v
,b,ua and biting Iii. ffu-er L4i.>, or loostug
4v-r his account L3ox<. ull!ca rea darser
and worse ever time liz LOOKS az them. AMI
Thinning how ais Young U..- viii have Il be
nut in a plainer hgu-- t2an sac eel ex
pected 70 i've IN. Or g = = tnift raj oi1ri,
ing Lous@, Wher- t.let iItf5 to15 ~ i'e1 49,
sOuf bread i've hlJFhhl-~ 81 ostd- 7tsed
An old merchant c3H1sS ia ana stys.
:" I'll, joe tuls mas h-t1 = Lafi S+8>2itoI
young merchants, AM tal> pro. IL I coz
weather has put meny ~ tieSi3.iF.n an
l.-a 81 49, -? ..e.-aI Il, .n.a,..s
once yot INF, III aan. 1rr4,a No. II
there Is anything can - % ia~sp hoI
out L VIII gladly DO Il bett@F Jus Pug
those goods out o. >lSht Tor the present..
and next season We VII pan aonesala5
about them. | VIII help yoi - s):ne gooiS
that you can sell for me on commission. AM
l VIII go down 70 oleof the "h2ttsti- iiods->
and tell them that | EMO" you ani VII pacI
you up, AID Il You want "a few doiiaf7 -
bFid9e over Tue present e4h ~ You h'Fe
them. be a. economical a t9- ca, Keep 4
- nnoE, ond ,.,p.r ,na+ -, ho,.
- t,fFff1ds FL onI ,ny,.if 49,, ,n,,.n.
mo-
The old merchant goes AVA aal the
v,,ng man ,roes hahil1 his dssk and fha
go roil ~ tjs cheeks i. i. III. t;r.r
tima ha bas ,r;aj Ojsastar ,na4a hpa MAJ
~ avarvthino and moia+ m,n snirn4i1s
f,od R,,+ this Kindness ,naitS him an the
.aarS coon, +, r.liava his lr.i, aud ms
SHIRTS riss. from fen below zero 70 eionty
in the shade and he conts out Of the
Crisis.
About three years after tuls Young i1ef-
chah1 goes mo Tue oiu merchant , eloie anu
saFs. "eii, ~ VI le.iI , LIS
morning thinking over "iat you uil iof il'
three Years ago You ileiptl ne out q an
awful cr;s;shl ny commercial history.
learned "ia'oi.'- pIoepeiity LAS come, ana
th4 nallor has GONE ont Of nv wifsss chaaSs
ami the roses that vera ther4 whom Ic,,rtai
her in her tather,s honsa have bloop,ei a.-,lp
and nv business is splendid. aul | thought [
ought 70 let YOU know that D saved man
In a short time after, the GA merchant.
who had been a good while shaky in his
limbs and who had poor spells is called to
leave the world. and one morning after ne
had read the tweutv-third Psalm about
The Lord is nv shepherd he closes ms
ewes Oh this world, and an angel. who had
been for many wears appointed to watch
the old mans dwelling. cries upward the
news that the patriarch's spirit is about as
cauAin0 and tba twelve an0.lS who l..1n tina
twelve gates of heaven, unite III erwin. Gown
to this approaching spirit OF the oil maI.
Come in and welcome, for it has been toid
all over these celestial lands that you saved
.nD
There sometimes come exigencies in the
life of a woman. One morning u few sears
ago | saw in the newspaper that there was Il
Young womani III New York whose pocket
book. containing thirty-seyen dollars aud
49, ~ w &c een.S, a 9 .sto'en. any ,'
he" 'eeh ieiI WITHOUT d prhhE az the 'FShi7
hinS VI winter IN Il strange city, am no
WORK. And althou2h she vas q str@tiaef. |
dld not ailo" the oci'ea nIti' @ ieaNe me
allppos on our coFh-I "'t;out tf.iflhS
tue thlrty-seVen dollars AM thlfty-tiree
cents, ana the case Wdsl}"oNelS genuine
NOW, L nave ieah an Shah'>i'eaft TRACE
dieS, anu III ictof iiu5o tla9titE>, sHld
GIL Ale1atdei smith tFa@eti4s, but |
never read a Tragedy more t%h'4ll:as aaal
{ tnet case. ana similar cases uY tAs haa-
:. dreds and thousands III s!i our l1Tga cities.
Young women without luon-y anu with
out home anu without WORK N the great
naelstrons or metropolitan litr, hen
such a case comes under your observation,
how do you treat 1t? 'Get ouI OF my way.
We have no room Ill our establishment for
any more hands. | Ion t believe III women
anyway. They are a lazy, idle, worthless
set. John, please show talS person. ont OF
thu door
Or do you compliment her personal ap
pearance and say things to her which If any
man said to your sister or daurhte. YOU
would Kill him on the spot: That Is one
way. and it is tried every dav in the ja-ra
cities, and many OF those who advertise
for female hands in factories ana fo1
governes,es III families have proved them
selves unfit to be III anv place %Oat,ile of
nell. But there is another way. and | saw
1t one day III the Methodist Book Concern
III New York, where Il Young woman an
piled for w0rh. and the uentlafnan il, tom
and manner said insubstance: daugh-
ter, We employ women here. out do not
know OF any vacant place III our tSpart
ment. You had better lnuuir. at sucn and
such a place, and | hope You will be success
tut III getting something to do. Here IS ny