New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

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AMI more uncomfortable tns1 usaA- ne 10 OF
three tines limited % rs vie ina De " - =. press
ing need 81. snail sun 0! monet-toa' DRY of
/ iiry dollars wo1lG relieve hEl-taAt ne o'44i 90
/ ro-ain- al HI. vas rejeved-;hat II = were. and
I his -uind a. ease be would il-n over new .esi
/ Ga Fniav mrl.n. h- suddenly came into me
house and sad rh.t be had a. employment he iiked
offered T. IN ta.t Z be could have rs lind a.
esss he xo-i4 accept . Bat he owed one 1tE
dollars or which he vas dunnei every tLle NJ
went lr he stree; II r. = r u-l-rstooa perfectly
il whs; direction rs d soogrss pol--e. sc l-1
an !ers' % bis hits before - a. Ifii7ect demand
f- The fin, dollars !ae from NJ Dove But 50
hsi looted I'll. ftfv dollars 20 the prosperity OF
ne gaI+ an The lie q another - an perfectly
.a-a t-at IL COZ &c, I'd Of tlis one lrts r.
should 30 anew man be continued bli I ca.l B
undertake s-V business All ms constant -. ne i'
hanging over zee. Hutton tod ne E'u'' decide
r5lsy re -, the o-F-r Of the place to- ne
Then i1h1 ask The loan o. my -o.-tis 'Ioia
ban krow IL ~ lend i = y91-
All sou hear NE. 10 v0- though; you
were deaf No can't demean myself . H1tt1G
/ e11';-thct. FAT i my VIE can lend ne
Is J say leud-I give - - haiions notions
though tca't believe worl ia them 80 Tar az 70
sgg l.nd-ll vor can Is end ne. madame, foaT f-tt
TO 7rs Won't 6g-nble myself 20 s-rauge-s or y
John" sad his wife calmly u have my dol
ia-. and more to-morruw Il WI be sixty dollars
"a De 70 me have, IS yo1 Know, worked early AM
ate o. earl it, have, IN my mind devoted II 70
.le good 4 or children. Hear now poor Att-s Jes
sc moaning See al. can hardly ST 10 her chair
her .lre-t6e doctor saws so-depel1s 1qoa chan-e
20 air. a.! this money rom " Doyle IS % pay The
s1oense o. cur tolrlsy % ny brothers. You have
-la rieit ~ it-but I am sure, John you vii not
take it--ani ] cannot give 1t TO you " arren
said nothing s1G his wife ventured - ass. " Wy DO
This hs-i cree.o
I b.
Il thought s. he cares not how many families
- ruins how many hearts he breaks. Il - can
maze l..tle money hy it As fast as ! earn the
money / vii pay it. John, 4 !Op VII have nl
| more accounts with this man 90 snd isl him
- and oh. John for y0ur own saivation Tor %!
SAKE. Tor your cia.trels sake. ior Gods sake, e.
! 20 more near thai bad man. Enter On tbs Lew
| path that 3 open % son.
Il VII Anne VII. t 7 can get the fifty dol
ars ! can b. nothing without &C. And w.thou,
waiting ior further expOstl stcu Or answer OF an!
sind Warren rushed out 90 tae house
His wife was eft in pcrp.exlties-n the saiiest
q all Notwithstanding as % her duty.
be had tod thc truth tbs might be turning point
"a his hie NJ. Hutton hal offered him Place
on certain conditions, which be protested HIM
self ready r. accept Warren misht be restored
O., temper ance and industry h. hal told o.
ruth But my child my child g. cried the
loor mother. takInc little jessie into her lap and
| giving way TO al uuw0uted burst Of tears. And
yet have a rich. to put her lite against has saha.
ION possible salvation Oh Heavenly Father
| .nIghtcn-direct me Aiera while she became
Iu.te CAM the little .rl tell asleep. s,roklng away
4sr mothers tears and Mrs Warren laid her IN
ler crib and then bent over and kissed her saying
l. will be all gam and not oss 70 YOU Jessle-ls
hard hle--very hard Mrs Warren had come
20 the conclusion to give the money to her husband.
helped to this as good people often are, by the
! 4 800 tho trfr frf~r
the scale
One thing remained 70 be done Notifying as IL
was to impart % ANY one her distrus; Of her nus
band she determined 10 ascertain the truth of lis
statement before she voluntarily parted with her
precious little sum OF money. She accordingly
vent hcr,c to Buttons
M good friend he said. your husband has
deceived YOU did tel him last week. that ii hc
would remain sober for month, would find q
place for him You know what a beginning be has
made this week Not day OF II but have seer
aim at Roger Smiths But, take courage ny
| reud-you have good children God spare them
% reward you for your devotion % them Mrs
Warren turned away. | believe with hghteneo
loart for her husband had worn out her affection
or h.m and she now saw her WAY clear 10 pursue
lcr project for Little Jessie
She did not see her husband till late that night,
and then he was IN his customary condition.
The next morning. at breakfast be launched
0rth IL invectiFcs against Hutton and his new
| ane.ed notions on which lie freely bestowed hs
syo-ite epi'bets When be went out. banging the
l,o- after him, 1t is ~ bad, SAID George If !
| ,c, INTO the Legislature when ! q man, IA do
/ Rhat / can 10 ave these old laws asmoking
oh hush my son. sad hi. mother trust
dey vail be n -hted long before that time tll the,
! trc We must suffer and DO ss best w. can. Zee
AZ d could bear an thing Just now am all read
or our start arc Ia DO NJ the boat at one, and
ann tyf.y fsU settle aft0ullH - nh Nj IllNlu
Write letter 10 Annie while am gone 10 tho shop.
tl tell her enc Ose twenty dollars init The doctor
saws Iessie j. a lttlo better today Providence
smiles on us my sOu-the westhrris lovely The
so,ld w.ti.olt aud within was 81 smi.iu- 20 the
larpy mother Size went with sht step and
igit heart to Mr. DoyIes He was alone IN hs
wanting room. where be- received her kindly, too
Mr. Do le 10 one of the few men who put a heart
hlmA. fy lotto al uis business relations " You are
lWays puuctgal Mrs Warren be- sad "you
ave finished your lsst oto shoes
Yes sir, and Il convenient ! should hke 70 settle
ny account with you
e. Certainly. there - small balance due 30 YOU
Small Mr Doyle 10 mo il seems very large -
You who have h, DO with hundreds and thousands
can scarcely eve what hlty j. 10 me, what
-0oi expect u 20 DO me Mr.. DOy.cs cOunten-
uce c.oldcd. but Mrs Warren, not pcrceiying this.
went on. Ny youngest child has been SICK all
summer and nothing doctor SAYS - and am
tlre Oi N-louQ 30 hcf any RpNd NuAc she D.. m
the bad ar in ---- street But shai have her on
'ne sea shore 10y Tuesday morning AID owing 10
the captains goodness who gives George a free
passage. be is going down 70 his unces with me-
But excuse me. Mr. Doyle l am 50 happy. know
on wall feel with me
DO, with YOU and FOR you, MTs W arreu, and
. griey-s me 70 tel you that your husband came
Ae.e last night aud asked for your dues and not
Inspecting that ne came unknown 70 you, paid him
ilty i've dollars 50 that there is but i've dollars
coming 10 YOU
The sudden change from light 10 darkness was
too much for poor Mrs. Warren The fash Of
iweet hopes vanished from her face She became
'earialy pale and sank back into a chair. Sho did
not FAINT she did not weep, she did not speak
Tears pushed from Mr. Doyles ewes He
thrust his hand into his moneydrawer AMI
.sgerly counting out sixty dollars he put the
money INTO Mrs Warrens hand. She looked ~
scarcely ccmprehending what be was doing II
Yours ma'am BE- SAID, accept it-lo. take j.
8 your due. Il Is Your due. / could not swallow
DOWN tie k.Ad words you spoke when you said
on knew would feel Tor YOU. Il / did not do this.
plague on the laws that give a husband the
night - take his w.,-s earnings. l say. No. 10 .
lo1t thank me-tout say word-you have 10
'inis to ose get o me boat with your children as
guicl. a. you can. aud W.. take your thanks out
pleasant thoughts u al you are e-o.lrg.