The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-02

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~ALIsE HLEBEKF."
This viii dn. my luse." said her e.
ihrE plsring The lelier in lis snveiape.
In few days ne shall certainly hare
On answer. and ! prrdirt rery Different
style fIom The fni. af Blunt has altered
Wonderfully sinre ] knew Elm. lie woF-
ships the almighty dollar derouIly."
A few day afirr Mr. Herbert broughi
home the following episilf. over whish
Alice's beautiful lip enried inroiunlsrily.
MY DEsR HEaBEkr.-Ocizsis Was
much affected BY your dear girls rom-
muniraliou. We were all glad 10 hear
from ynu Of lxsl-for we had alien lh0ughl
Of. and lrsred yau might be IN Distress.
i cannot Tell you how glad we are 10 find
how successful YOU hare been. ID has
relieved our hearts of a load indeed.
Here Mr.. Eldon gare kind Of Rraan.
and tossed Frank over his shoulder. Mr..
Herbert smiled sadly. but continued 10
ready Your sisters are very anxious 70
see you and your lovely family. 80 you
may look Tor 0ciasis and myself shnni
The beginning ef next month. With kind
est love 70 Mrs. Herbert and your chill
dren. | bill you ajieu.
"Yery sincerely. yniirs.
4. H..rrr n n. r~~W
"They shan'l como. shall they. moth.
err" cried Alice. I'VE do mol want them
10 rare for us now"
.For yonr fathers sake. they must be
kindly received. my daughter" was The
molhers reply.
They may vet learn 10 gire us credit
for whatever virtues we may have. and
excuse our FAULTS"
.And il is never ioo late 10 amend.
Ally" said Mr.. Eldon. patling her shonl.
der. Forgive and furgei. is beautiful
moilo. my DEAR
Alice blushed. hut held out her lInls
white hand. 81 am ashamed of my child
ishness. and do poor credit 10 my darling
mother. Do Try and lei il be forgotten,
and ! will make up Tor il by playing the
agreeable 10 nv aunt. because she j. my
fathers sister,"
And more than that your father con-
not expect. my children" said Mr.. Her
bert. laying his hand on Mary's soft
locks. ale sees. however. one good TO-
be derived from your aunl's visit"
Il know-l know Y cried Bcria. clap.
ping her hands.
well, what Then, liiile praller 7" ask
I'd her father"
Why You mean that VIC ran now
practice what we find il so hard 10 do
forgive. as We would be forgiven"
"Thal's my good lille Berla" said
her mother. kissing her fondly. "Ihats
mf attentive Sunday scholar. ] do not
waste nv time when preach in The al
ternonns."
S&And SO. when Mr.. and Mrs. Blunt arr
rived, they were agreeably surprised with
The reception they mel. The Herberls
made no PROFESSIONALISM were loo sin.
rere for that. but they were all polite from
the beginning Of the visit 10 its end. Mrs.
Blunt was delighted with her broiher's
wife. and family; and when. Two years
after, she was invited 10 Alire's wedding.
she presented The bride with beautiful
silver pitcher. to which MIR. Blunt added
. SET Of CRYSTAL for young Mrs. Elon, 10
begin housekeeping with. Alice sighed
as she looked at her splendid gifts, and
thought Of The time when half their value
would have made her poor mother feel
rich! But with the bright tears in her
soft eyes, she wound her arms. around
thai beloved mother, and laid her young
fare against hers.
Dear mother. those who need moi
such rich and cnslly things ale always
filed with them. My uncle Eldon has
10 day settled on me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II Of what he gives Edward-an annuity
of nine hundred dollars. ! have resolved
10 lay by so much year FIR benevolent
puips ses, and together we will seek oui
The poor and The needy. Best Of mothers
| canno, equal you in goodness. BIZ, | will
do my hest mol TO waste The great bless.
ings God has given me-"