The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

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That we should live n al: bai | think
shasld PrrTrr lsIur.l death 10 Hsrrs
liiur.
. We ran manage 10 live On very III.
.ils.' nrplied Mary. az mu les. Than
We nas Ia.
Ills a. easy 10 pay large drhis ,.
small ones" rrpiirsl her husband. :. whfn
.yon have nothing 10 pa, silh."
. i.i-lrn 10 me. Theodore" repliea
Mary. II don't knnw whether ynn are
In earnest 81 nj. Ii yen are. i . iimr
Thai ne should devise sons hrli.r plan u
hlr. II yau are satisfied that u i quite
a,el. :. 10 keep up appearances any lon
CIR. IL Us Try 10 hive rali"ualiy. u will
naI trouble us IN The least 10 knus that
We are poor buI cannol bear ,taIr Of
uncertainty"
And il wnuld mi irouhle you in the
least 10 l"sr III y"nr friends and acquain.
lanre~." said b . i.ush.nL.
"A true friend w.uIl never desert rs
on aeraum &c onr pnveIIy: and IS b.
mere arqnainianres. | rare lliile about
them" replied Mary. Nnw tell me. |
beR ~ van. HE irur siale Of aiIairs. and
Try 10 Fink soman's wit is sorIh some
hing"
YIN are dear gnoirrraluIe. Mary"
replied hr husband. . aud lore ynu with
my wl,nle heart. God knows. ! would
have spared YOU every anxiety aud pain
~ would have male aus sarrlire Ia pro.
mnie your happiness. But You have
made All unfortunate choice. Mary. IN
linking your forinnss with such scape-
grace a. am. Ms unclr--rnrscs -"
.S,np, stop. fhenlore. interrupted his
wife ]" rememher how mnrh you owe TO
his kindness.
"A douhfnl Kindness" replied Thee.
tl"rs. sadly. 40 hnng young man up
without know ledge 81 business. and ia
expectation If rune. aud then chi him
af without shilling. heranse he dared 10
have viii of his own. aud marry The nm
~ woman he ever loved. lie may have
intended well. hni hi. pat Kindness as ynu
term il. has proved cm,e instad 81
a blessirg. believe il ] should ihnk 81
these things. il would make very de, Il
of me. lam harassrd tn death. People
begin 10 see our pp,eriy nrw. Friends
bsgin 10 think their assurances IT regard
wall he taken in earnesi--thai They shall
he rallied upon Ia pay dear prize fer illrir
friendship" l have moi borrowed money
lyet-nol sous"
"And sou must moi, Theodore. De
guided hy me, my dear husband. Give
up this house - il is iou large for ns. sell
all the furniture that is not absolutely ne.
cessary, and lei US live according 10 oul
means"
.Sel your beautiful furniture. Mary
| cannot think OF IT," replied her hus.
band.
I'll dies moi require murh thought"
said Mary. rheerlully, i. therefore let II he
done At nnce."
Before mcnih had passed. The furni-
Iture was suld aud The house vacated.
Cu,prrn W.-rcshioaoJie Gossip.
We'll. our neiqlhnr.. the Smiths. turn.
cd on, pretty small said Mrs. Prim TO
her friend. Mrs. Pry.
| 50 heard said Mrs. Pry. :" seen
their furrimre advertised Y, auci,nn--
though, | shnnld drop in al the sale"
IVY husband began TO suspect them
some iilrr ago" said Mrs. Prim. /. lie
said | might as well give up the acq.an-
,anre-diln'i think they were much, any
how"
"you dor't saw sol" calculated Mrs.
PRIV. We'll. l though, as much, for ]
heard Mrs. S,mpkins SAY thu, they had
been living on you these three months
past: and besides, ! heard lh,ir grocer
say they owed him hundred dollars
and their cook Told oui chamhermaid thai
she rouId no, get her wages any how"
IL dare say" replied Mrs. Prin: :"
expected az much, they male such dash
at first"
Really" said Mrs. n. to her hus
band. II feel sorry for the poor Smiths
II must have gone hard with them To sci
all iheir elegant furniture"
"Smiih is a mean. inefficient fellow
lreplled Mr.. ~. - have had some deal
ings with him. | don, believe in Peo'
!. pies MOI paying their debts. .
I'm if they have no money, SAID
Mrs. II.
"'rhey have no business TO be without
, il" said Mr.. IT,. with his usual sagaclty.
| :. People ought 10 know how IN live. 4
, man that don't pay hi- debts Is mean Tel
low. hkeI Smith when he first came
, he seemed a very clever lellow-hnt
found onl his mean slreaks. Fact. he was
/ loo mean to huv hrs own lnhaceo-burrow'
ell or his Irirnds-I found him out. And
his wife is after the same SORT, reckon
bad managers.
IL always liked her," said Mrs. III.
, :, hut possibly may have been deceiy
, ed"
Really. what doanly Looking per
son Mrs. Smith is" said Mra. P /,
: Miss Carpenter; she really looks To-
ridiculous. One would hardly think sht
J had ever lived among decent people.