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

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rlr's good luaii.ies." sa,j Mr.. p.
Ynu are welcome 10 sonr opialon--
you wiil find prrr,ous lew b. ssree s..h
yan. Thr general epinirn j.. lhsi Mr..
:Smmh Is mesn frllos, living On credit.
70 an MS friensss.'
Miss Carp. nisr knew thai Il rss use-
lrs- 10 siempi Go cnIvince Yrs. I -
ila. he gensral opinion might ~ wrong.
There are some minds 81 inhrrenlly lit
lie. thar lh.y esnrnl lake IN any lsgr alea
ii crnsl.es them az once. Bat ~ >.
p vas righiIn her siaiemeni IL u h.
he general npinIoa Mas ui'lI regard ~ il.s
Smiths. The very children uho. two
years $50. in their pr.i,y ard tasteful ~
lire bad been "prIl,rt Little lahirg-."
we're very ordinary children INV. in lhrir
biz rsliroes. whrn PaIenss are nngec-
I-rl. HER rhil,lren mnsl he very onlIna-
liy. aud there is a''hing so ungrnleel IS
poverty.
cullrrs va GEmpst Il Re I Harpin;s, 10
be gouiadiH CsscH ~.
/ !, was .l-ci,leI rs Mrs. Smuh 'hai Il,sy
! had better hnarJ Tor linr. and according.
| " ihcy fonni cheap ronms with wid"s
Mcl.sne ~ an uni1shionahie sn uf ihs
ciiy. Having actually lnsi pu.iiirn 10 90
Iciriy. the, Thought he.I 10 improve lie al.
,aniages Of p0verly. snd lie in The hap
nv ohsrurily into which they had hrca
allowed To pass 80 quIe.ly. The maga-
zine bryan To look up li,lie. and furnish.
"a small income. They coalrisct 10
pay their board weekly Ger some lime.
bur The means heing wanting. the hnaId
bll had run on month. Mrs. Smi,h
perceived il. but size had no tlaftbo To
ntier, Keep; her assurances lhai tie no
ney should be psiJ as ; on az obtained.
\ Mrs. McI.ane grew more icy, and lie SER
wants became very insnlrnl and nevlecl-
iul. Mrs. Smith wnnli no, he'll her hus.
hand-she knew il w.uld initiate Iii:
she had learned TO bear All these things ~
matter ni course. rs the evil consrquens
upon their condition IN life. She was
quite asionlshsd one day. by the entrances
Of Mrs. Mcl.ane who caur to announce
visitor wishing 10 lonk al her looms.
"Iei her cnme H." sad Mrs. Smith
pleasantly ; and The lady decided 10 take
them al once.
"You Wish Us 20 leave. am 10 UNDER
stand" said size 10 Mrs. Mclean, when
the lady was gone.
Yes, do" said Mrs. MrI.ane; can.
no, afford Ia board people ler nn,hnp.
friend of mine warned me 10 lonk aus
when lo.k you, or should not & tiny
pay
" verr friendly adyice. Mrs. McT.sne.
Your money viii he ready for yon To-
night. aud we will sacsie The rooms i'm.
mpdialely."
! Mrs. MrIane locked embarrassed. an /
tried 10 siammer so,atihlag ;.boui no ne.d
Of hcng IN :, hurry.
IL prefer going at oucr." sail Nr,.
Smith, .brrause. although ] am ahlr 10
pay nnw, il may b. some time brintr
tan ID ." a2ain. and |, is .ery nnp,ea..nt
10 both of Us 10 tvc on such terms
+" hope you are nu, uiTrnded.' said
Mrs. MrLanr.
Mot IN tie least" replied Mrs. Smith.
II have mi been poor myself without
learning tie value Of money. and tie IN.
convenience Of being sithnut il. am
mt IN The least angry-we p;a,e,y good
friends"
The next day Mrs. Smith found rooms
elsewhere.
"Mauie NeanwelI Matte Meanwell j!
who ran she heF" said Mr.. Smith, as he
laid the last number 1T the magazine on
tie table. The edllo' Of the - has
offered handsome prize 10 any one who
viii find her oul aud engage her servires
FOR hi paper. We have published three
nf her last pieces. and The whole Town is
on The qni cirs ID know Who she is
Mary took up the magazine. and read
hrr last production. " All the world run
alter rifles" sad ,ht; " tins is only lera-
biz; br IL such poetry pays. lhn.l l II
Try my hand at rhsming."
Mary only smiled good humorc,lly--
she knew her husband luyed her az we'll
IS il she were a poelrss.
FINALE.
You look very much excited. Theo.
dorr," said Mrs. Smith. as her husband
came ia. What can have happened 10
you!'
Mr.. Smith drew letter oul Of his pock.
et and gave il 10 his wife.
" The wrong will---ihe true one disco
yercd now, Tor the first iilne,'
; Nothing else--to sreas as lie pa.
mans do" said Mr. Smith. "ant We ale
: the possessoIs Of half y million. Ynu
shall have a new diess Tomorrow, dear
new silk dress"
: mo, give il to Matte sMeanwell.
Such poor poeless must need bel pmors
Than do" SAID Mary. laughing.
: We must find her first. before we can
. catch her, said Mr.. Smith.
/, IL have found her already" sad VA.
E ~ going TO her desk. al have been in IN.
innate correspondence with her for soma
; tune. can, say think much Of her
poetry, bus she loves you dearly"