JANUARY 18, 1927
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by the very small compass Of perfectly gen
teel people like herself. Such an one with
a good subtantial fortune too, was to be
sourht.-Her stars favored her at last, how
ever. and she was married--marricd to a
Young gentlemen as accomplished as her.
self; one who had as many eulogies at his
finger ends, as buttons on his coat-an a.
b. and a profession; who drove tandem with
one hand; winged pigeon at every shot,
and drank nothing but Madeira.


1t was said the young gentleman and la
DIV were each little disappointed in the
matter of the others fortune, and that in
the outset there was tritlng jar onthe sub
ect Of finances, but Cornelia adhered to
her piano, and Bob to his rifle and Made
ria, and all went on quite musically again.
Neither OF them had ever suffered SO un-
manncrly thought, as that how to gct a
living when their cash was gone, enter their
head--but fortune in all these cases, has
plain matter of TACT way of dealing, with G.
ven the most gentccl people, and when they
spent their last dollar, just turns them out OF
house, as unceremoniously as it they were
no better than common folks.-She never
works n miracle to sustain those VINO new
er learned or had the disposition to work
anv thing themselves. And so it turned out
i'll this case.


While the piatlu IL tune in the par
4 lor, and every thing out OF tune IN the kitch-
en-; while the master drank MADEIRA above
stairs, and the servants were drunk with
corniuc below stairs, while in the midst oi
the best living and dreaming OF nothing out
pleasure and amusement, one OF bob's cred
4 itors raped his knuckles: the bailit1s are an
4 ill-bred set, they know just as much about


IL. ~ tI prt pf q { "a a
about a toilet, and therefore as might al
mos. have been expected, the carpets, the
plate, the sideboard, and even the very p!-
ano was levied on.


! Still SO far as physical ability was concern
cd it was not too late perhaps TO turn the
current Of affairs. There was a plain and
ready remedy for the disease, even in its
present state; an entire change OF living
and of habits; economy for Extravaganza
and industry for incidence. But hard it is
for these who have been thus educated to
/ change how often is the moral ability, the
! will wanting And here it proved to be the
case.


They struggled awhile to keep up appear
ance, and only sunk deeper in the end. len
wears after, thcy were almost forgotten. |
4 made many enquiries after them among the
villagers, and finally discovered that Robert
and his wife had separated; that he had eX-
changed his dog and gun for tar hat and
j blue Jacket, was wanderer on the sea; and
the elegant and accomplished Corntla, IN
stead of drumming piano, was gaming .
scanty subsistence At the spinning wheel
j So much for the story. Industry and vir'
tue are the best legacies parents can be-
queath to their offspring; the only sure de-
FENCES against misfortune. Let those who
are charged with the education Of children
beware. lest through an over anxiety tc


make them resncctable; to make them


proud, instead of cultivatng their genius,
! lead them to indoence. ! say beware