The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

nssef stsltens and the acQuaInfanee had
not been kept up afier her marriaee: hni
her unsle thought all The world of them,
which, she confessed. she did not.
Poor Jane! Tie enemy hal begun
10 s"w hrs tares; and pride and smbHInn
we're springlng mp in her hear. DR..
Fulton undoubtedly derived some adsan-
iage from their change OF residence
and. while Jane exulled for her children,
he sXulled Tor his profession: his patients
were more able 20 pay. and he began 90
lfaff q fHa aa'ong The opulsni.
Mf. Brai.isi. with liz millians. had
ile g""d far'une. IN Frank, 10 h. aiken
dangerously I'll "f fetrr. when Dr. r.
vas absent, aGi Dr. Fulton was sent lar
From this time, he became one OF their
family physicians.
With all this increase of consequence.
their hshi.s were much the same. The
happiness and improvement If the chill.
dFen vas the great object. II they were
exH4Fagani. il was in schools. Even
Mr.. BtadIsh could not be more particular
than Dr. Fulton. in the excellence ~ he
seho,'.s 10 whlch he sent hls children. Ae-
e0rdingiy. they were sent % those which
bad the highest reputaiion.-as their
improvement vas the FIRST wish Of their
parents. The neighborhodd into which
they had moved was a fdshfoaaJle one;
aud our city has MOI yet attained The happy
eminenee oi not knowing Who lives in the
same block Ut buildings with u. Most
OF these left card: aud now aud then a
wandering InVIisIlnn reached them, Tor a
ball; but II was subjecI To no discussion.
Flank wrote rfgrd. when a leisure
moment came;--inr Jane was little in the
habit oi using her pen; aud to lhDse who
are not, even answering a note j. a work
Of magnitude. Their next duor neigh.
bOrs we're Ihe ds.-and Mrs. Reed and
Jane sonn became familiar lueads. Ii
was The tirst really stylish family into
WHICH J1ue had hrrulne Initiated. n
certainly opened 4 nrw world tn her.
She saw forms and ceremonies psei. II
which she had no conception. She learnt
thai napkias aud SILVER forks wefr esspn-
Ial TO her dinner Iabie.--~tlai Mrs. Reel
could noI use steel lofk,-conseqaent-
ly. other people could not. H. these
aud various other lhlngs. Jaue erame an
apt seholsr Tue consequence was, that
their expenses gradually Increased. Yet
there were luxuues Tor which Jane could
only SIGH; for she frli that they we're FAR
beyond brr;--ior instance, Brussels ear
pets and pler-glasses. and, above all. a
centre-lamp.
" How rich the Reeds must be-" said
she. one evening, when they returned
from q VISIT they had hsrn making there
"Yu are mistaken, said Frank: "Mr
Reeds income is bu, very lille more than
ours"
Not more than nnr.!" SAID Jane;
"Ihen how can he afford 10 furnish hIs
house 50 elegantly
~ protest don't know" said Frank;
d" but he SAYS his wife is an excellent
manager. | wish. Jane, you would find
out how they cpntrive the matter. aud
perhaps we can take leaf out of thelr
book"
Mrs. Reed had all the little vanity oI
! bring able to make ,hor on small means
snd when Jane humhlv asked advice and
direction, Willingly granted it.
" In the frat place" SAID she, " set il
, down as a rule, from the first. that The
| only way we could get forward in the
! woIll, vas Ia 1--we IN gen,eel style. and
I put The best foot foremost. You would
: be asunished, between ourselves. to know
= how little we have tn spend; but then.
! have great deal OF cnnirlvance. Wha
wages DO YOU give yout servan.s!"
! To James information, she replied,
You give too much. BY the by,
can recommend an excellent seamstres
10 YOU, who will sew for twelve cents {
day. Bat. my dear Mrs. Fulton, yoI
| must not wear that shabby bonnet; aud
excuse me, you DO want new peliss,
tremendously. Il really is not dom,
Justice 10 your husband, when he ha
| sucn Tuu Ot uuethess, anu eH1h q hdh'
some income. to dress IN this manner.
| 4" | do not know how IL rs said Jane
"but We spend grea, deal more thai
We used ta. we send our children to eS
penslve schools"
That is entirely mistake. | don
send mine To any; II IS my system. The
get such vulgar habits, assucla,lng wit
the lower classes! educate them my
/ SELF"
+" But do they learn as well as 1
schoolr'
= How can woman Of your sense as
that qaeslionl As il a mother could M
teach her children better than stranger
Take my advice, and save all the none
) you are paying Tor them; il Is just throw
ing it away. Educate them yoursel
Rosseau approves Of H."
. | e. hui Won are nut n good deal: WI