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He is nothing but | aaerhanics sald a'pert aud eoqneilsh school girl, as she scornlulIy turned up her nose at her discarded loye1

 Well, that mechanic became judge and member of Congress, and "a addlnoa go reputation that many nigh, Dc proud to as- PIEe tos secured competence of this worlds goods Tor the mainiainanee cf his family But tlle del0ded girl, who was not of bad heart, carried cut her perverted education, by marrying the dashiug sou of reported wealthy merchant In the result, the mer- chant failed, and lhe son and his unfortunate wife were found among iae wre.ched laza- Teai. which fancied wealth so oftea be- queaths io coming generation. Tine hus- band had only learned to spend money, and was iguorant of every pursuit that might have provided against the dire misfor,snes which he experienced. She learned, too late. that skillful mechanic had, in his abilities, an estate beyond the reach Of sheriiis aud ol the minions of the law, that IS ever ayaiiable to provide for his family, and their mutual domestic happiness.-Faruer and .MecAanie.