The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28

Ir.iios Far vour mother. !. slihss: and lnr
her akr. | .ill wusl . sour h,ns.lv."
'slglh lha I sea- slI- haHk you
aBsl = hsn d. 800 xpssi " be ale
20 make me spo'hsT psimsn.l This .
smsl am lowsFds lle prize 81 large
squss n pla's gI,ss;" and . be sp' kr. ~
Rianifd !, the lpyr bali pence which The
boy bad speed obl. - -. -. -
.Thi. dsy stst. III. II yarr please
"Hsry ~sp. LEI u be -. A,,his hovI
! shsll ~ i home 10 see you. Poor
Jark msds his .ery bss, bos AID reiiEsd.
Tlss u hrs ,pboinlnrni, our high rin-
ripicI toy spvsand - tie dor oI Mr..
cssndl,L's m.n.ien. A The laolmab
had previously isr,issd orders 10 ,dai
hlg. Re .as inmrd,s.sIy 'hO@n into 'hs
llhraly. - .....s 49,. ..
.have shilling f.r you to-day, sir -
he sad sxIliiBgly. and Bis eOunlsnaEcs
va. fadispi si,h sn,i.s. -
shaded. That /. large sim Ter .
hoy hks you TO obiaie IN 30 shcfl Time.
| hoTr you csme by il honesil.! 7" "a
a flssh Of crimson mounted TO The
chsel ol poor JscL. but u was mol shs
nush oi shaae.
esrntd every penny al u. sir, az
csp,ipg one ny mother gave me {" make
nuP." he tBergetic.lly rspllsd; ard he
proceeded 10 say that he bad been on the
lookout Tor Jobs al tie ws.k: lha, he had
held hnisf Tor one GENT, mar, and bad
iUn on an tfrard lor snothet; ~ Ihls way
be accounted fnr lie ele,enpeGre.
" Your industry snJ perseverance, DO
you sredi, my lad" Mr. csvsndish es-
claimed. his bsns voieni rounien,nre light
ing up siIh smile. !" And now should
Ike 70 know your meme aud flare o. re-
"Iwiil ~ri,e il, cir. IL sou pl.s.s. In
deed brought piece Of paper Tor the
purpose Of putting ,Iosn The money. I
hope shall be able 10 make u all up ~ .
few sssk,. for an iry |, z to g,I sI,os-
uon ~ GRAND boy" 81,
"yOu can uris ,hen, Do you 90 TO
srhnDl!'
"Oh yes, sir. lgo 20 . free school. !"
Aud Jack stepped forward 10 take the pen
Whirh Mr.. caysndish held towards him.
You wife a iolsIably gopd hand, my
hule man. You NAV, I think, do better
Than take an erand hoy's place. Lsi me
zee I you have any knowledge Of alilh-
melr." ....-........---..-u.iu...aas ..
we're put TO him. H
"'rhat viii do. my good boy. Noe
when do you think you Will be able 70
come and bling me some more money
"Iw,lI come again this time next Week
II Tn alive ,nd well. 81" ....
"rha was wisely sdded. ny lad: LOT
nm, live. are no, m our own keeping
This. | see, YOU have been taught.
, Another aetk passed, aud sga'n JarS
appeared, bui his coun,ensuce now wore
an aspect OF sadness.
. IL AN very sorry, sir" he card,
have been unfortunate. AID have only
B, small sun 10 give you" Aud Us he SPOKE
/ he laid three penny worth "i ha'pehc
before MIR. Csvtnhrsh. q" assure yos
sir" he earnestly added, 81 have "liete
nv service. 10 every gentleman on horse
back that could see.'
81 believe you. my boy : am please
with your honest intentions. ferh"i
you will meet with better success an"'"'
lime. lie, me see; you have nov pa
one shilling and tisepence that Is I"
an,ss tor the tlme;" aud with an enc"nta
II inc smile Nj. Cavendish suffered han
depart.
u Though Mr.. Cavsndi.h had from u
" orst. conceaicd his intrhlions, MS hP'
re was planning a work Of benes"ie nc
y winch was nothing less Than I" httie
nr the poor boy whose noble c"nd'c' u
'g won his admiration. Fur this end nc
n; few days subsequently,. paid The Pa'e'
rs a VISIT when he knew that the '"n won
be nj school. lie related the i"c'o'
an which had brought him under hls non
he and proceeded 10 ak whether MS Ct
r. doc, towards themselves was ea"S
OF ptalse-wer'hy. :,
'se "Oh YES sur" exclaimed The moh
rs her eyes filing with tears. lie
ots ever been a du,iful chIId to W.. a"o
red ways acts IN this hontss s'ra'ehno'"S
et- manne'.' ......
lad 4" lie has indeed a noble 'pi'', :
nj" The father rejoined; aud | an az pr
his of him az il he we're a prince
B" Would you part WI n hl":
n sCavend,sh asked. "lhave some'hih
our view for hi. future benefit
just Undoubtedly we would Tor his oene
you was the reply Of both. 1855. So.
y a "Well then, purchase him new
be of apparel with these two g"'n ae'
, he bring him 10 my residence tins day "
and will then acqnsin, you with my v
for The future"
bu, .-,-~>,- ......--
'', w. What Temperance can do'-ln
- Halls book on ireland, occurs the 10
mo. ing passage, which person Will "
50 read without emotion.
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