{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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poor man, however, persisting in his entfea-
ties, would not go unra ne had relief for his
lanishing wife and chHdren. The lady, tom
reasons, no doubt similar TO Mrs. MaclaSty's,
at last eondescendeds but, to her dismay, found
the wherewilh was gore. The merchant, now
satisfied that he was correct, with polite bow
reiurnedthe purse, win an advice that in iul
ture che should bo more generous to the dis
lressed and destitute. Edingbwg paper.