The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-29

aissn & s0oiffT fr1finE TIE tsllls ri III
inil. b. iniHs appalling he dupe-lo
llisl = lhe pTnper ienn-hy The pEnposs
s0f daring AMI ulirnnriFled spseslslinn
and imprrssing him with ! sense of n,
Town nnkiness n core with snxie,ies. O
.drTiie an undertakings 80 important, Il
less aisn rix years he eaniriyed 10 d;ssslr,
Iihsir FannrrshiP--leasing Mailer. il II,
!sfnr. but rrssk n his property. ard 81
Isaining his end without any violent mn
liurr 90 wnrly quarrel.
/ Theeoasias werr op3nsise a. light from
darkness. Waller RlnRhsm's was = ma.
lure thai Eould nat sweFSe lrun the path
lnl ssrici iRirgriiy Tor III the temptations
ioi gain Hlirh could he offered hin. Ills
own heart had saved him Irnm many al
The evils OF m imperiecs and even carrup,
federation; but his character had deyfl.
.nped rather late. and III whieh was valu.
able he had learned sinre he become his
lown master. and not few nf his early
lessons bad he nnlearned during that same
lpcnod. lie was navy a erral deal too
sr!l'rellsni 20 be- made the dupe af any
lniie. lie had married. TN. and wr.l,lr.l
with gentle. loving woman, whose fine.
Is tempered mind responded To his hirhrs,
principles anal n"h'rs. sspiralionS. Bolh
we're devoid of vulgar ambI.inn. 10th ies,.
"d things by ileir reality, and not hy their
seeming: and. ~ is ever the Ease m such
unions, each leil. from this mutual sunpori.
! iirmer al heart Eor al high purposes Than
they could have been separately. One or
iwo plans for realizing an income wi,hou,
dipping into his diminished capi,al had
hecn adopted BY Walter Bingham, md
iFo or three years had passed in illcss ex.
Rerimenls without any very catering lie.
gree Of surccss; and nv The autumn day
on which they are Introduced 10 the reader.
! The young couple we're seriously thinking
Of emiera,ing 10 Australia. An in an 70
each other. Ih"re was no tic in England
10 make the step painful one: and tliey
knew that Hn'!er any sky their own htar;s
could make a hamr.
Their simple dinner was soon over. and
meanwhile Fanny learned how her hus.
band had bren Disappointed of sreinp nnc
man nf business, and had 10 Wal, half IN
hour for another, and how a s,oppaQe nj
SehirIes in one Of the gE.at tharonshfares
had impeded the cab he hail taken 20
save time. with half duzen disasters
fully sufficient 10 account for his crm.
ing home jest at the dinner hour, in.
stead OF IN time 10 take his wife n plea.
s sh.,i, walk rproylously. The evening vas
drew their chairs closely near the cheer.
fnl blaze. How one enioysthe first fire
Of the season! Tor for tina, matter one IN
Geld summers day)-it really has an
exhiIrraiing effect, something akin 10 real
sunshine after gloomy weather. And then
Walter bingham Teeapitulaietl the DAYS
adventures. aud among other things. said
al have been haunted al day by the
connlenanee Of 4 child saw This morn.
ing. and have on!y this insan, remembers
cd OF whorn il is I've reminded me. You
hare heard n speak oil I.ucy-poor Lu.
cy." H. ...1 T. ~. n . .
"Ysu mean the poor servant girl who
nurscd you so tenderly through the fever
when you were a hoym 4,
al do. Her who was driven from my !
uncle's house with the fiercesi anger and
in the decpes. shame. Vain were all my
after efforts 10 discover her fate, Tor | was
but powerless youth. and those abou,
me OWNED thai Eel, grateful to the out.
cast. and rilicd where they only scorned.
Fallen rs she was, there must have been
murh oil the angel left uncorupted in that
poor giris soul !. 81 the very time when
dcseriion and infamy, and woman's sorest
hour Of trial. were hanging over her like
the gatherings Of n ,huml~riou,l, ready
to discharge its death bolt, she watched
beside me with the tenderness of sister.
Yes, though they Who were my kindred
thought all was done when doctor was
and a hired nurse provided.
Blu. i. was poor Lucy who in the lonely
hours Of the long nigh, was always near,
who could shake che pillows 10 form
md sotness like no other: and from " hose
nalid the cooling drink seemed always
nost refreshing: and then when used
% grieve for the loss OF her rest, she would
smile and sadly say, Il cannot sleep lie,
me stay here and be Of use And often,
when lay Between the 6,lu waking and
lozing Of sickness. have seen her blue
Eyes. glisteiimg with the tears which did
no, ilow, raised to heaven as il in silcn,
while her coun,enance bore
, look Of suffering | can never. forget
And just that look-jrsl those blue eyes,
lid behold in the stree, to-day" ~.
!" But you said j, was a child you saw"
replied the yonng wife, booking, perhaps
nvoluntarily, towards pretty little Glib
of basket work and pink silk, where SUM
,ered a rosy little Walter. |. was the
mention of child that had frs, aroused
ner interest, touching some strange heart.
,hord. and to !. she easily reverted again
,ven from moor Lucy's well. know bufn ira i