The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17
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Mot l, Susie. Tell me, if you can, how lean save that amount in five weess,"a luu .t t' @.'"' !"
 a "Well,' began the little woman, ner- vously, "give up your wine parties, bil iimds, the theatre, smoke five cigars less a day, discharge the man in the store Twho. | am sufe,gis not honest, and sell your goods yourself. will dispense awith myeervant, and do my own work, beside helping you when you require as- sisthnce.7
 What wise Kttle girl she is,' he re llturned payfully. "I will lhlns of your advice, Susie" e'.i 7.@'" Butitwas long after before he thought of it seriously, ' .'.'.
 lnihe meantime he had borrowed the five hundred dollars, and several hun. drcd more, bought largely on cFedil, and lived just as exlragagantly as before. $ As an inesilable consequence, before the end of three yea IS, acrnwd n of clam .orous creditors bounced upon bis com f"rtable property, and everything was sold to satisfy tbeir just demands. Never mind, Susie," "-this unfortunate good fellow" seid to his wife, Il can go back 10 my old employment, and two thousand dollars year will give us a .reasonably fair living" "s.t ['.. -'. '4 ''It will be dificult, I fear, for you to get snch3a situation and salary these times, answered the more wise and le- .6ective Slsie, '.'- "Oh, well, I have g jolly good lot of friends, and they will let me have some thing now aud then until l get a posi- i tion." ..t x. }.. ns .osH ... -t [.
 You will find, Richie, that these jolly good friends, who helped you spend your money, will treat you as Timon, of Atbens, Was treated, {" ,4 ..~s.as. Richard Lee did not answer. He be gan 10 vaguely fear.the future, and to 
 wish that i'll his prosperous days he had needed the counsel uf this little woman. Two months went by.
 He, came in one evening more weary and barrassed than hehhad ever been in his fife before. ..r...E
 "This 'is dasedly rough Susie," he ex- 
 claimed, hotly. (Etis astonishing how easily these good fellows" lose their courage, patience and temper,) Il have advertised and answered .adyerlisen,en until an tired of it., l have made per sopal applications at hundreds of stores uutil l anu disgusled with myself and the whole ,lhing."
 Your cid employer will give you a posi- !ion as.salesman at twelve dollars a week. ,yop say. Fake it, Richie, until you are sure of something better" a7-
 ''.I would sooner beg he answered angrily. .tse.e1 ..,-s. '
 His wife fushed, and said no more
 4'.To-Morrc wis rent-day," he went on, after pause; land I'd like to know where l will get the money"
 s"Perhaps you can borrow it. an smered Susie, suspiciously demure. p
 He looked at her moment and then laughed bitterly, ..
 II am another Timon, inst as you pre- dicted," he said. By the way, don't yau ti,inkyou could dispense with your diamond set for while? We might pawn them, you know? s a...5 ret
 ~'I would never Qa1en anything" au swered Susie, impatienlly, not at all pleased with he manner in which hel good fellow was dealing with his troubles ]; "aDd 1 have already sold tht diamonlls.' a,*a
 .ssThe deuce you havei' muttered hel lord. s'is ' ..., .......
 'sThe boys heeded overcoats; and Richie, have you never wondered where the rent and food came from these two months back F .sal lz#s3 #. t...
 s''I have had something else to think of -. was the ungraeious response. Susie watched him with deep anxiety in her prqtly blue eyes
 Poor Susie She had secret in hel tender heart that it was very hard to withheld frgm the hlsbana whom she devolediy loved in spite of his grievou' taults -'a t...--....r. @ts -rua
 Richie had never suspected that thi' wise little woman had handsome sun laid away that he and his bright boy might not know actual pFiYaiion. H' never guessed tIlat aae had large cls' of pupils in music, nor that the exquis. ile en5Faidery sIought mig after nish by her tireless fingers, was work fol which she was handssuely paid 8 ,
 .-IRicI,ie will never be prudent until h' has had 2 hard lesson, 'she Fighty though and he had better have that butter les son Aole than after be had spent all th' money, vhieh he would be sure to do i be kness alsdat ii--she poof, dear, gocG fellow. ,tlsfis ta assa'sa sis s
 One sleeiy. biting night. Richie cam, home late shivering with ooid and will an otId, abashed lOok on Ais hasdsom' fsce-