The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

"< s*N"f tNt y &Hfk. u$H f1
s'isimrd ,he lsdy slistssh fully.
oh. am nsy awn girl. ." rrIie . Pan.
NJ. h'iiy.- wisIs the rxr. p,i,n of Nam
ey Dres, wiso rulnes ir uIsn need her.
ran make a -onr. and rosst a tnrkrr.
snsi dafr say ran iearb ynu lbousassd
inieres ing lhing< that sss dan't knou
any shing shoas." FIsra did not sisl. su
be taught.
II really pity Fanny said ,fs1s same
fiara, passing hy her dan. me 4 ~ .wcary
aud slisp'ns.sd wnis lhe fnsoli.irs of !
srri@s N Shinalsr e-Ils.
Pity Fanny she I,ai m need IL such
p'iy. Was she fsns spreading the snowy
rloili unp"n il'e dinisrr table. ruliinx swee,
white iaases ai her osn making. frsrhine
saurr al lHr avn siewlng. hringinx pies
oil her own hiking. pmduri- al her o~n
skull. and did MOI the hearty. I am sL.d ;,
see YOU fhariry. AID her niecIy hroiIed
siesk quite compensate Coz the perpI III
iies oI her marning business. True. Fan
\ ~ had her irrrfss ll,r rake disl s..suesim
barn. and the paa1oes were M slwa,
done. bal then she dlI nn, hive the blaes.
they swiftly sped away bvIare early ,isins
and simple employment. She had ma ,ir,e
i"f Sasns m rn,ns. aud never csissI su,.
Oh !! am dying lar want az exer. ise -
her chamber must he cared .or. her panlrv
loakrd after, anil flaur 10 he sife.l. Yes.
Fanny understood how 10 use hrs hands.
She was producer as well as ron-,r
n'cr. What delightful evening did shev
pass together. sewing and reading. "a ii
lrriiiie. or enjnying the society Of dear
li'ends. Charley rhrrrfui and happy in
Observation-Disclosures that his receipts cx erd4
ed hIsexprnses. was pleased wnI, nothing
$" murh as hls wife; and Fanny rriniresl
~ lie drl,gInf.i consciousness uf bearing
her burden. of coniribniins her shase q,
family romior.. enjoying an rlassiri,v Of
spHii AMI vigor of health. 0f which The
indo'eai and unoccupied can hardly rxn-
ceirr.
More than this. there were blessings
this Iamily could impart.
{" really cannol adar,I,o do anyshines' =
replied thr anxious mistress nf q splensIldI
mansion Ia ~ solicitor in behalf Of the vuI :
ferins ponI; .. have 80 many uses %,
money-=and have paid away as vryy
lssi cent this morning"
twas very true. her rose and ice rrean<
and cni glass must be promptly paid a.,
while the poor seamsifess, tn whum she
did not pat her Iasi cent that morning,
had been suiiri'ing her just dp<e ri
weeks. and suffering in conscqneues =
their long delay. -
WIN yuu mi do simeihinQl" con-
clndrd the same collector. timidIy. sfier
explaining The ohjec, to Mrs. Scott.
IL IsllaIl he very happy in The privilege
of tloing it. answered Fanny. cheeIfulIy
plaring a bill 10 the hands oi the thankful
woman. Yes. aud Fanny felt iha, l. .
pleasure Of having fine rlnihes and cosiIy
furniture, and many servants. could be no
faif equivalrn, to The s.iisfaciion Of being
able TO lend timely aid to the poor. and
carrying the balm OF relief To- suffering
hearts.
/. Ned. how is it with you!' asked an
old friend whom he une xpeciedly met
some few years afierward in the city;
and where is Charles Scott! A fine
fellow; why. you are looking WE'LL am
for The West"
/. West! why so!''
10Th. cant get along hcre--llanl
iimes--iamily expenses are enormons."
a You won't do any better al The West.
BE Independent, enough 10 endure one
hall the privalions here which you mus,
endure there. aud you will gel along Gle.
verly." said Ned, in advice giving way.
YES, yes, dare say--but IT'S the
fashion there. and its not here. ! have
had hard lime ol 1t since we were bo, s
tugelher," continued the gentleman bit,er-
"; "sleepless nights, devising means To
make both ends meet. and when |
couldn't, wha, could I ,lo-gei involved
and bear il as test | could-hard work,
however" Poor fellow how many are
in The same ,lrplorable situation " But
tell us Of Charles Scott" he exclaim.
4 cus udSutHS away uiC ucuWttrs w utc
past; "good iellow-l hope he is doing
WE'LL"
Doing well capitally The has such
4 wife - cried Ned, with relish; "a
wife worth llaving--she's no tax upon her
husband--an intelligent, refined woman
with independence enough to begin
housekeeping with him in small. erono-
mical wav-dil her own work--managel
her own concerns, lei him always have
money enough TO meet all emergencies,
Tor emergencies, and trying ones. will or-
cur sometimes in the business WORLDLY
without spending il upon fashion or show
and now" continued Ned. enlhusias-
lically, he is The most fouri<hing man
i, t'wn-really q urishing well grounl-
ed, and they have got the best family Of
children ever saw. Alter all. everything
depends upon good wife. Why. ]
would get ma ried myse.f ii could get
, another like Fanny Scot" "a z cal thing
lur Ned Green To say, confirmed bachelor
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