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


nainIed. nalSsys dissiraled hsr husbands
nscodinrrs.
AT al events" resumed NJ. Smiih.
/. there u m nsr nf sounding irampei
hsfnrens 70 psorlaim mar pnvtry. Walt
iill il spraks I..r iisrll. A. Tor your fr~
ehaire friends. that's ~ gamnian. Re-
lnemler your old srllnnl.m male and bns, IA
eampsnian. Firms Carter. whose hus-
hand gul suddenly rich and moved inia ,
iine hoasr IN Broadway. She WAS sely
glad 10 see ou soeiatiy -yeu alone--b'n
she never lhoughl q inviting you 20 hrr
pstIIts."
/. 4 was ierrisri in her. know. said
Mary: . hui . ! lle wurld arr mol - weak
snd ie.,lish n Emma Carer"
.itmsi nni. sad Mr.. Smith !" bat ms
ahollaw werli. notwithstanding. There
E r.. he ruidsl rs me. n man IS sup
posed 10 be well al. friends are abundant.
lie ran Re, trusted 10 any am"uni-he -
ipr ieIlnx hnl Ihe moment he is sus-
prrird 81 hiring poor, or ~ wants money.
ever, holy. frnm his hnsnm friend 10 bis
hooi black. HELPS 10 keep him ,lnWn. The
mofe man needs hrlp. The harder il is
10 gfa il. There il nothing 50 cnniempii
bic IS ponr man, Mary. Better your
hushand were 4 Renirei cllral and plrk.
peckel. Than an honest poor man. "
q oh drar.. sighed Mary. IF you
speak The ruth. socieiy is 50 piliahle, -
little worth The trouble of pleasing. why
rare about lis powell confess ] think
itis uasic nf time and itr materials for
happiness whirh lie ilhln our own hearts
aud homes"
t" lis useless 10 argue The topic" said
her husband. . u SOU viii consent to he
gai,Ird By me for lime-pul the hest
Zoo, fo,emrsi. keep irmhle oul &c sight.
md he ss cheerful as ,au can. By The way.
lhere'- party a, Mrs. De Ilauton's This
evening"
Yes, and We mus, g. and dress" said
Mary.
Il was gay and fashionable party. and
he new comers were much ilTiered.
'i'he fact thai they were really een'eel
,,sople. was now firmly established, they
lseame every day more popular.
ca,rrsR Ill Painful ReaLfies.
Fine clothes will wear nni--or ., anr
rate ge ont Of fashion. ah'rh is quite as
'sad. Nothing tells 80 rloquenily Of r..
duccd nrans - shabby ineIv, Mrs.
Smith was quite willing ogo into compa.
ny simply dressed, hui her husband was
moi willing 10 allow her to do So; and rs
there was no money. and no opening fnr
business. and M way of gratifying person.
al vani,v hui hy running in debt, il was
decided by The husband that The best Plan
was 10 refuse aIl invitations. This drcl.
sion suited the feelings Of the wilr-she
was getting tired OF the effort il required
TO keep up appearances. Spring. with IL
soft mir and sunny SKY, brought back. III
beautiful colnrs. her early home, and she
IonCed fnf freedom Among all her &C
unain,ances, she knew MOI that she had
nne real friend-anc who lived her Tor
her own sake. She felt that she was not
living a tine life. aud she longcd fnr a
change. She thought she would like To
take her children into the country for the
summer. and into The country she went.
Mr.. Smith renamed in tnwn In watch Tor
an opening. |, appeared =, last. new
magazine was started by an association If
gentlemen, and lie was offered m induce
menl 10 write for il. II was quito rla,-
ed, and wrote encouragingly TO his wife
Of lis prospects.
I lie summer passed quickly away. and
the middle nf autumn found the young cou-
pie once more established i'll their house
in town.
~ wonder why ON friends are so back
ward in calling" said Mary lo her hus-
band. I've have been here now nearly
four weeks. and no one has called escep,
Miss Carpenter. ! suppose il is general.
" known that have returned. lwon,l,r
why il isl"
You will learn, after Time. to won
der d, nothing" said Mr.. Smith.
Perhaps So" replied Mary. :" II is
OF very linlr consequence. however.
whether people call sooner or later. BY
The way. how dues the magazine -four
ish ! you have not spoken Of j, for some
time"
"Pshaw!" replied Mr.. Smith petulen..
~. don't speak Of il. unless yon wish
10 dive me mad. Mailing pays mere but
pork and sausagcs. This IS moi the place
lor man 10 1--we by his wiz"
THEN i, does moi prove a profitable
affair."" continued Mary. inierrngatiyely
.Iook al This. and this. aud lhis." sand
Mr.. Smith. pulling oul several bills from
his pocket. book; :" these will quiet Ill
yuur wonder and nil your questions.
Here is one quarters rent due 10 Mr.. Pr,m
here is a grorer's hill-here is-but M
matter. YOU dent expect people will 90
out of their way 10 show their good will
10 their debtors, de- von!"
.I.et US pay The bills al once. then,
Theodore. aud avoid running in debt foI
the future" said Mary.
That's all very well, but where's the
money 10 come from! and how arc we "a
iiyel TO be snra. il isn't very important