1he Farnaer andthe Beggar.-Astrong hearty lazy fellow, who preferred beg ging fora preearious subsistancet to work ing for a sure one, called at the house of a blunt Massachusetts farmer, and, in the usual language of his race, asked for " cold victuais and old clothes. .''- ]" You appear to be stout hearty look ing man" said the farmer, what do you do for living? Why, not much, re- piled the fellow, except travelling from one place to another." "Travelling about, ha2" rejoined the farmer; scan you travel pretty well?' co yes," re- piled the sturdy fellow, i'm pretty good at that" "Well then," said the farmer coolly opening the door, let's See you travels