The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-25

Won IN pa = ~ - "a I'd
srompkias, ~ -
sainsd privs,s ~
mind.
On being % uncsueu
emPlosmsnt. Nh. Ayssu. 4
o'dly sensitive, shrunk in,
encsd most painful fselise i,
was not Of a cheerful, condos.
lion. He could not face n. vn..<
his place IN il, like many otherm.-
discouraged him. To be thru.t an,
90 uneeIsmOniOusIy-sO be taru.d 80
sung him deeply. But the wOr,, A. -
supply OF bread for his family va, -.
other resource was before him
From that time, for three month. =.
never went above the weekly a,.r,,.
lars; and he hardly knew on oDs $50 u
70 obtain employment ior IN. 80,
though in poor health, was obl,,.
all assistance, and perform, with -.
the entire work Of The family. Tb;.
daily and AyEes saw her face rrowio"
her step becoming more feeble. ~.
er to enliehtsn her burdens.
Thus IL went on from week n ~.
nmss' the unhappy man wonls -
and, under this feeling force b;ns.,r,'
Plieaiion-tO him humiliating-f,, -
cessfuL ~sgs ana,
/ Sickness At last smote tbs
she had borne up as long "a st,,n,,S : .I --' ''s
but The weight wss too heavy. and -. .'.A'os.
it, --- '1s 'aAs "a. !
sickness and utter destitaIOn came TO-.
Ayres had not been able to get sDv,,;.-
DO ior several days, and money ana go ,s
exhausted. A neighbOr hearing Of a..
In basket Of provisions. But Av...---. ~
touch H. His sensitive pride Of in1. -. 20
was not wholly exnngulshed. he .sII.--
4 -@-4- VI Ine siEef Ter tAei-.,..
yet even while he did 80 feeling Of -
and humiliation brought tears to hi..,.- !.
spirits were broken and he folded ii. -. =
potent despair. While sitting want IN -
iestfeehass, there came knock Al II. "a, =
OF the children opened il, asd a lat e.ns =.
note in his hand. On breaking these,l 4. -.
Il 10 be from the Publishers Of he C,,s,,. =
offered him a permanent situation a, ,v.l'. ~
lars week. So overcome was he ), u,s -.
Peeted good fortune, that be with Siss.,I,, -
trolled bis feelings before the messen..,. a..
ing the note TO his wife, who was VIM on "A.
be TUNED TO table and wrote b.s,v A..
eePting he place, and stating hat hs uo,Is ).
down IN the course OF an hour. A go.
parted, he looked towards his wife. Sssb,s,--
ed her face TO the wall, and was wee,iu. -,
ly. '''-
II wac very dark, Jane, ca, Ayrss. .b.,,
her hand, bending over her a. III ssms i'm. :.
kissing her forehead, 'Very dab; but he h, I,
orealing'
Scarcely had the boy departed, when s,.,,, =,
Al the door disturbed the inm.les Of ,ss, bB.,.
dwelling.
'Nf. EVertOn' exclaimed Ayes surDr.st =, !.
opened the door.
i want you to come back to nv once, ~ a.
visitor speaking in slight agila.ed voice. a.,
si ought to have parted with you. BaL "a ma.
some amends, your wages shall Be txsl,. "A a.,
week. And here handing Oh, sons n,,., !,
he spoke, rs your pay for month in sd,,ss.,
Il hank you for the offer, Mr.. EEer:ou. r,,k.i
the young man, 'bui the publisher Of n. G,..-,
has already rendered me a situation, snt IAar.,s.
eepted it
The eountensnee Of EEsTtoa SsL
When did this occur he snguiret
His messenger has Seen gone ONLY nons,.
Mr.. EvsrtOn stood, for feS seeoads lr,ssDl.,.
while bis eyes took in the images Of distress 4.
desu' uiion apparent on every hand. Hs isslas
no oae need envy. Ii his thoughts had bssn =
tered al the time his words would have Ssss, '.s
- The wCIk Of my hsndsr he sill he'd o., ..
money, but Ayres did not touch il.
what does he Offer yOul be at lsn.A lsEsl.
Twelve dollars a week, he replied.
Il viii make il ffleen.'
4 thank you said AyTes, but ny word IS szs.
and cannot recall it,
Then take this as a loan, and rspay ne va
you can
Saying this, EVerion tossed snail roll Of saI
bills upon the floor, at the feet of the yO1ng IA
adding, as he did sO-'And if Won are ever q 81.
OF estimation, come 10 me.
he then hnrriedly retired, with whAl isslnE -
reader may imagine.
The reason for this suddenly awakened iu,ss,
on the part Of Mr.. Eveuon, Ayres dit 10, k1os
until he entered the service Of ais nsE sn?ioys,
he hsd the magnanimity 10 forgive bin noiE.-
standing all he lad suffered: and he S hOv 'scI
again IN his service on q more li5eIsl sAlsry IA
he ever before enjoyed.
Mr. Eyerton is now exceedingly ssrsfIl AOs ,s
takes anything for granted.