ECONOMY.
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We have man in this city worth about
three thousand dollars, who gives his child rem
each penny to go to bed without their sup
pers, and when they are asleep, he takes the
coPpers away from them again.


He seldom has meat for dinner, as may be
supposed--but when such happens to be the
case, the children are seen dancing on the side
walk. aud singing in great loy--'Aha, aha |
guess we're agoin' to have meat for. dinnerto-
day. s GaH9 g VIII s3
when any were left on hand and became stale,
he would give them to the children for break
fast ! F a'1sN aaa 4Gsar r


Every word Of the above is lrue.--Philadel-
phia writer to N Y. Mirror.