Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

As ivF tser usble DE, d, Aisk ule's glad 10
siird 'r iissr MS It'd TER lie t..sic h's.fy 81
sassAs~se wus&ssc frfssr s,.s-. #ncsnsc'rus II
being the .jsci cgsn, sslia'ioa. II one oille
New England fara4tr kitws a iatr tr houks and
ihachi The aulhi,hn II ai~Si SISTER rursed.
and she thinks 1t he clufy sud hunor Il the whole IAN
lily. and the blessings Inn Il he euii have collfVe
sencst,n She pa.rs tins ill she tells her parents
day. al her " ISL 10 - 10 Lowell. and the
means u seneinc hrr brother h csllexe The desire
urrcai, II the brother has pas mind and
uisli ~ The m,asiry. Many , clergyman IN
America has bern prepared ef his faaciiHls by e devo-
ted industry Of sisters; and m1sy scholar and pfois
sins dsies hrs elrTaoa IN cial rank and useful
irsn his siser'sor sonr sheciioiaie aunt's
-eaiTanre upon NALL HE tef bis sake. Aany girls per
reving anxiey IN iher aiheTs fares account Of the
iarm being eneafnpe AMI ssr cJains without
has irn the drh. hsvs gonefo Lowell and worked TIL
the moIssg. lsld oii. aud The hte family rrpef
" f,%. Such motives may vel tighten and sAeeisn
la>r; aud 10 such girls lager Is bghi sad sweri
= me v HI lave no sueh rails. unite the surplus Of
'h-r earnings build dwellings if heif uwn rts.Jcuce
six, eight twelve living ngeihcr. With the widowed
iaofhtr n eifrrsy aun, II fr # them keep house fr
aud give cnunirnsnce u the rary. | saw Whole
s'rr' q hunses 50 buih sad owned II Wslban; pretty
frame tps-s. sih ic btad pazzi and the green Neai
Iah siiTs that give such ar Of eslness and pleas
sssuess 70 tie American villages aud country sbdes,
hrie Is The large and airs eating With iew
rr,s hung up. The pat al end. aud the uaiied b
ilts a the girls. fiTnine gpi baking array u boks.
thr Trkinr chair, UNIVERSAL II America, tire susu adUtn
I'd N summer with f,sefs snd the ung dining la
bic IN the middle. The chambers DO aus~er 10 our
T. ils1 IDEAS Of cJmGsi. There Is theie strange ab-
Of tie ish for privacy and girls
mu<'zeS IN ihaa should see any rcasun iu
IN such comfortable ami pretty houscs
N The mi's, the glfls have quite the appearance Of
lsdies. They sally lofh IN ihe morning with ihef
bfrlas 10 Threatening "ealhef. brr ealasaes 10 keep
tssir hair nfat. gowns of pFal gngam, with per-
icrt IT. worked collars perincs, and Wristbands ol
rh5on. For SUNDAYS and social evenings they have
th'ar silk gowns and g1ses aud shues. ", through
p'"per ersi.ony u educated aud lheughfol people
they are able 10 LAY by ~ such purposes as have
TUNED ahuse, The dfrisiits IN lho Lowell Savings
Bak vert IN 1884, upesfd= II ,OO0 dallafs The
her # operatives being 5DoQ, Of whom $500 were W.
iren and gtls
thank Jon ipf calling ay ateniian 10 his subject
u - one have pleasure in mourning Ia There Il
,h'"g in Amrfcl which necsssilates the prosperity Vi
manufactures, as 81 agriculture; aud There nohing ol
f"d 10 thff iattpry system which aay no he cmula
Ted rlsewhefeegualled elseaf hen the people
employed are 50 educated IL have command Of them
selfs aed nt their bot "a s. Which always and eve
" ~here controlled ~ mind tar ure linn by outward
circumstances, | am ycfy truly yours
II, MARIlNFAU.