The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

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than there Is justice. The ladies are We
~ good IN getting up societies and fairs
20 help us: but they very often seem un-
willing to pay Us ihe fnll price of our Ia
Dor. II they would payus veil and gire
Us less u would be better for US"
" Perhaps Won are right" said Jane,
" about paving for work: bni only think
how much good has been done by fairs.''
Yes. rna'am; gnnd has been done 10
some. and InJnry 10 oiher.. know Of
poor wnmsh WIN was horn lady, and
was reduced IN her circumstances. Her
health vas very feeble. but It'll she was
able to earn living by making those cu-
rious lille things they sell At fairs. but
slnre the ladies have taken In making
thrm. u IL hard tunes with her, fyr she
save The market il 0verrun
1.-THE right way." SAID Jane. " would
he 70 employ these people 10 wnrk fnr 9th
ers. and instead Of the ladies making PIN
Cushions aud emers -bags. In huy them
ready made. and sell them again. Then
charity 'v"uld operate equally among the
Poor: lar What one class could NOT make,
another could. aud labor would be *.
changed"
| II don't know how II ought To be SET
iled. Perhaps tIs al right as Il j.: but
we pn"r ialks think We have orr wrongs.
For instance, ma'aln, ! sometimes do
washing tnr people al boarding houses.
They will appoint me Ia come about nine
O'clock IN the morning 10 get their clothes.
When | 20. very likely they are not up.
Then | must wait ill they are,-some-
times an hour ar more. All this is lost
time tn me: and time ,e daily laborers.
Is money. Nv husband vas carpen-
ter; and he usei g. saw that he gave the
rich greet deal murs than he got from
them. for ne gave them time.
"Oue fine lady aud another would send
fnr him. and Az him il lie could put a
she'll up here, or max" CLOSET there, aud
ai1er he had measured and calculated,
perhaps they would come tn the conclu-
SION not In have any thing done. aud he
had his trouble for mis- Pains."
"a'l the wrongs YOU have mentioned"
said Jane, "seum To- arse from AMI &C
consideration. not want 81 beneynlencr ="
That's pretty much what | sad.
ma'am, 4, first. that nowadays there " as
more kindness TO the poor Than justice
Ii | was paIi for all the time ! have
wasted IN waiting upon the rtrh. some.
times for clothes, sometimes tur pay: for
! uiIen have g. 90 lWn or three times be-
tore can ini lady at hrme; | should
be better "f than am nav. 10 be sure,
IL 10 but small sums tina, are due 20 Us;
hu. my husband used "a say these ough,
tn be paid right away, because they don't
60 upon interest. like larger ones"
You seem g. have thought a good
deal on this SUBJECT " said Jane.
ID take ~" saul Mrs. Barber, THAT
we mus. all think; al least never saw
the time when could drive thoughts ont
nf nv head, though | an sure when YOU
first tank me up. II was had enough To
think: and Il II had nnl been fnr nv poor
children, | should have been glad enough
TO have lad down IN the cold grave, aud
thought ma mItp IN this world"
How true was YOUR remark" said
Jane. when she related the poor woman's
conversation IT, her husband. "lhat II
Mrs. liar, spent 81 much upon her pc
! llsse. SHE probably had hule To give away
am SURE snail never see very costly
dress again, that shall not think Of poor
Marina"
"You must not think all the wealthy
are like Mrs. Hart, Jane. believe such
instances. IN our cIv at least. are rare.
and that few ladies' would suffer a debt
like Ihts to 90 unpaid, aud in The mean
tine give ostrntalinusly. Al The same
time II illustrates the inordinate indnl.
geace of luxury, which seldom fails,
believe. tn harden the heart and make peo.
pie selfish. But dare say. any body
that lnpke,i IN upun US reasoning so sage
/ Iy upon the evils Of wealth, would apply
10 US the table Of the fox and the grapes"
i" | should like. however" said Jane,
~to he rich once. il it was only to show
Others how much good riches might do. "
Luckily" said Frank, "you would
not be the first 10 illustrate this subjects
We have had noble examples Of munIfi.
cence in our city. Al present, Jane, il
is wisesl to turn our study towards see
ing how much good we can do with lit
tie
DIR. Fullon's business increased with
his reputation, aud his reputation with
his business. AT The end Of a year, hi
felt authorized to rent small house, anC
begin housekeeping. Their arrange
ments were as economical as possible
and, on this occasion, uncle Joshua, WHIT
was first consulted. very kindly CAV,
} them more money than advice.
Now. indeed, our young couple Eel
happy. There is something in home tina
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