Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-01

think the most Of his money
lie keeps in painted box.
Hen show sou golden guinea,
~ which he cut his fret tooth,
strung on an azure ribbon.
led with o loye-gnOt ioro,th
Oi teeth ne has hali 8 dozen.
Set 10 the cunnirgest mold
b0f am my lover mOtEer-
Iof be i' nut one year Ola
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H|TTY TH0RNE'S DUTY.
We might mortgage the place" said
Miss Illtty, signing.
And retire to the aImshouse. eh . q.
returned her sister.
But what alternative is open TO Us
Shall we allow Tom to come to grief? "
"Tom richly deserves all the griet that
will fall to his share, poor fellow. such
a schemer Expected tomake a fortune
for us all, fors0oth, that we might A4unt
in our veIyets, drive our span, anu fsre
sumptuously every day One dollar for
us and two for himself reckon. What
should such boy know about specula-
tion? Its the old story over and over.
Specializing with other peoples money is
u'Sie ,'' u i',u '7IIee', 10 iay tuo ItS'''
-uGu'' , law qaye cIost" nose. @ sacAcloVu ana asne1
'atlsf VnSh VeIVet3 won oy IocA means,
Ie'I"'hIy, ,' pv. no" that Iom IS
Iu'oi'su' Yea ngSlInE gSi ou' Ioney VIII " eAIfi'
Ga'e @ nm mere mere my "aIch, tAe Icir'
loon ilo1l 5.I uiaHoIIa ensee9'' y; i tuete e
a. NY ul"l,S 'iua Oe'i''e" III tue case il
'''e'T e : oDe Ill
, hps7 ,s 'Iaho"u7, every spark o!
'leiH r..
NoI !" Hcn1'on l'e pearls anu en-
eFai45' a.. r.
DouoIe'S ana spIlt pe8ris' dare'
say r,,
- lou are 20 ulscouFsglng' Llooy
we must nave 'he money, uoh sup
pose lh"I vac "a'eA "ouIa pfihg tehIo
2i Ine sum- 3qt II W9u'H heiP' Dear .
aeSf' Were .l,5 ila"Iau tie hothsehliu WIN
Two m'i.iohs OF income "hiie you ana
can rare hVe thousand collars 'housh
IL 7houlu pte"N our hedlIS' I, NoD even 70
save AL oIo ahu hoh9faoie name rom
contempt ana looliSG ,I young ie'io"
ron run AI5I I,.. SlSs .,.,
.o,i oa Know, =; IlI,'y3 ~ Hi'En' nave peeu
dine5enl suggested L'opy' per eye,
wandering !o""tu Vue Vlu ~, iSsh'ontu .,, y
square mansion crowh'pS ihe mn "lInin
s'snI WIN us iiluSe q, ems ana sp'c!
orcharoS oevonu' lou mlghl nav
NAG enough and 10 spare liiII! enough
TO Keep l'm OUT OF lemp'aIlon'
ana y !, was a temptation pT'.i 70 poor lIh
no DOUBT returned h'ttN lgno'lnE tDe
llisuIrh' seeing 80 mum n9ne! y ny
ldie, ah7 such cHalce iof oouoII,R j
over ana over as 81 ne iohqIy oeneVeu,
i'hS" a lR9rhe naa no o9slleS' n ~
to be tempted. was our sfahuiavnei
tempIea St the time OF 'ne elHoaIgo,
when ne couId nave Haa 'aiSe paper,
mdde nu', as every UVuy WAS uoIi,s; "nu "nu
saved ms fortune, ana IelI US al, 'nue
pehoent II we mortgage we plSoe' !;
wont bIing hve thousand doilaTs ana
who couIu we can upon 10 '$Ne VHe
mortgage, ana WhSt shouIu we 40 "'tS' =,
ward - llNe IN tent gypsy sV!Ie w
Hltty, IL only you haG II peeh so heSu
strong about Searle, all lhls would nave
been spared us ,,, ,,,
" Don't speak OF II, hDDy IL huf',
me still, How could | know What Woulo
be best: ana MISS hlt'y pacing tn'
long room with head bent, paused az !ht
easement, ana saw i, the sunset reuuehins n!h ~
upon Searle htil, ana Iouchlhg thf
window pSneS into lewelry' Inc twenty
years ot happiness Whlch mlght nave
fallen to her share up ,yonder proved
twenty years OF silent endurance mefGlv
She had watched the seasons rs tney
passed over tue mn with sn ih'efe',
which she had hoped would die, ou'
which had only strengthened with Inc
years-the lovely dailylng oi the spring
time, the summer .oVeiuo" oi doom
the splendor that autumn wears, thF
white magnlhcence borrowed rom VIE VIE
ter. II, twenty years ago. Hitty nae
loved Anson SearIe well enough 70 di' ii
for him, II need be, she had loved il'Ilt
Tom well enough TO renounce happInes,,
and children and love Tor his %Ke' Sho
to live on through Tue oarIe'' hoPeleS
days without a murmur' lom nau COME
to her arms iorlorn ana helpless two'
| year old baby, without lather or mo'her
when Hitty was eighteen; and her y love
had grown with her growth and strength
ened with her strength. Toms mother
had eloped with her music-msster' ahc
had broken MS ialilsl neSrs IT, 1uT ,nf "., ro
the old gentleman died, ne had leit Il re-
spectacle fortune, the interest for lht
benefit of his two living daughters, The
principal falling TO their children anC
only in case Libby and Hitty died with
out leaving direct heirs could any thinE
more than the merest trihe revert to pooI
little Tom. Hitty had been engaged t'
Arson Searle year when old Mr., horn'
sbnflsd off the mortal coil and this un
in.t will came TO light. and Sesrle him