The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14


med d0wn hsrrnsy ehesks. and hung gl.l-
irtins in ths dsrk Locks upon bis ,rnFls.
AZ the Gar side u he room. with her fare
q The wall. sat fsmsle sobbing eoasul
sisely over sa infant which wss crying
most pileously. . There 10 no use in
all ihis." eoasinasd the 0fhesr. !. eous
along. ssy."
.Whs, has the psor nan donesr ten
uiously Inquired chshsts.
81 Prssuas he esnnO. pay his dsbs. !"
replied Bafloa.
"And are they going @ t,ken him d
prisonF' she inquired ~ilh s.Isddrr.
The weeping xomsn turned around.
/" II 10 even So" she said. :. He esnnol
ply his debts Lat summer ne lar sick
with the lever; Alter he began 10 reco-
yer. those Who had osIent hIously trust
ed Us during HE siekness. sued for their
dues. and took sway our furniture. and
even The TOOL. Com his workshop: thus.
a. i were. cut,ing of his hands. Since
then be could scarce earn his bread, and
al my exerions wonld barely eloths The
children. which has slwsys been my task;
snJ nov The doctor has sued him and he
mus, 90 10 jill. and ne must sisrve."
. For what amnunti 10 The arfesli" ssked
Barton Of the officer.
Thirty dollars. sir. and cost"
"Well. release the man. and call Al my
Office, will pay The debt"
" You are q stranger 10 me. cir. and ]
have lost SO mnrh by showing mercy 10
these poor fslloss. thai I have gown
cautious"
My name is CLailes Barion-will
you take securii,i I"
oh, certainly. sir"
/" You are a, liberty, Gilbert"
The wife sprsng 10 hsr husbands arms.
and Barton and Charlotte hurried from
her eager expressions Of gratitude.
"Will you c.ll 81 the milliner'r,
asked Charles, - they &c entered The
sleigh!
.Oh Lol | will not spend money for
such things any more. Never! gave
my purse TO that dear liule girl that elunR
10 my peli,ss. will hsve no pls,e mel
sher. can feel for the sick and suffering
!, | never knew iilI nov whs, money was
made for. | did not think there was
saeh misery 10 The world. amongst deserv
ling people. though, that none bot the
iszy and abandoned ~ere utterly dessilu.e.
But shall never be happy again; in midsl
Of plsaly | shall think Of those who are
perishing implied and uDknown."
MY dear Charlotte. if I thought tina,
we live only for ourselves. / would mol
have panied you. Ihays heard many a.
sett ,ha' j, is wrong To damp tho joyful
young spirit with the knowledge OF hu.
mau woe and desii,u,ion. But since
these things are. and mus, be. surely they
should know il, who have means 10 give
relief. believe with the wise msn. that
il 10 better 10 60 to The house Of mourn
ing than 70 The house nf feas,ing; and
also. that by sadness OF the counter.
ance, the heart is m,de better. | am
happy to find The well Of goodness in
your young heart so ready toovetflow. ]
had rather my wife should win The bles.
sings Of those WIN " ere ready 10 perish,
than the admiration Of the fashionable
world. And in The hour Of death, Char
lotts, Cor we mus. ell lay low, will no,
the money that We have expended
IN lave TO cur fellow creatures, appear
richer than boarded millions, which We
could enjoy no longer! Since you have
given Up the ball, We will make our ar
rsngsmen,s, and 90 thi, evening 10 carry
consolation TO The Beaumonts."
"Wi,h all my heart. dear Charles. l,
will be a mournful pleasure. bu, one
which will never fail 10 give satisfaction
in the review. ] shall no longer be q
mere cypher in society; end my emily
emulation shall be The desire Of rivslling
you in acts Of kindness and benevo-
lence."
BLESS you, love; sou have made me
happy. cried Barton. tenderiy; land / trust
no, only you and |. but many reclaimed
wanderer, and relieved sufferer. will find
sbundan, reason to remember this as .
Happy New Year.