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.Thontwelve cents a'day is for
ty.three dollars and eighty cents
4 wear ;thesame for myself would
make il eighty seven dollars and
sixty cents. Am | not a good a.
lithmetician? In one Of my ram
bIes the other day | met with a
very good old woman, who with
her little grand daughter, lived
in one of those Wooden houses
inst over the Schuylkill. / soon
! recognized her as being the Mrs.
Ellison Of whom yon have spoA
ken as being SO kind to you when
4 child. She is in extreme pow
erty. and Of course feels it more
severely after a life Of affluence.
Now YOU remember that pretty
little white cottage near oar tcotih-
try residence, i is 70 rent very
low. fifteen dollars, and is plenty
large enough for Mrs Llllsonan
her little girl. Now our cigar
MONEY, and the remaining thirty
seven dollars and sixty cents
would be some relief to her.
Then she would be so near that
we could run in At any time, and
see that she is comfortable. What
do you think, dearest, Of my
pIan?'


4 think it a very praiseworthy
plan, and will adopt It imlne-
diately.