New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29
HELP FOR THE SUFFERING.
WORDS OF COMFORT.

Amid the cries for bread or rather the appeals for
work, which resound upon every SIDE it is comfort
able to hear such words up 70 occasionally
from the country Here is sample, from Conway,
Mass there is no name, but the heart speaketh;
You tell us that the poor are suffering ia
your midst. Here, in the couotry, we DO not SEQ
suffering enough 10 make ms realize our obiiyntons TO
relieve those whom our Redeemer says /" Is have
" always with you" But the cry that comes up az
this time from all parts of the land mu1 be needed.
Here are slO-spend it for good. Yours,
Another voice comes from the prsiries Of what WAS
twenty years ago the far West Now il is only
two days away-only two days from our Office to La
Porte Indiana; and from there voice Of A Friend"
speaks thus:
II have just looked your article headed
Christmas Gifts for the Poor aud add my mite, to
be used at your discretion for their benefit
Ard here are some cheering words from Own
citizens:
RELIEF FOR THE SICK PooR.-Dr. C. d. Girls
void, No. &C Widest, offers his services to those
who are sick, and yet unable to have physician.
He Gays:
ANY cases not cared for, especially among the
poor-particularly the un mp!oyed sewing girls
where ,ou think my professional services would DO
thankfully received if preferred l will gladly take
charge II without any remuneration other than that
which every liberal minded physician feels in doing
81 am aware that OF. red services often go begging,
and l also aware that there are May poor sick
who suffer on rather than go to Dhpenssry or call
physician whom they are unable to pay"
But here is something better still-something to
prevent sicknets that comes from the want Of proper
food:
BREAD FOR THE POOR.
Thomas w. Conway, No. la Waverey.plscs,
rays:
al will give ore hundred loavss Of bread TO the
poor, every week, to as many as tina. will supply, if
they will first leave their numbers and residences,
that may visit them, and see II they properly
entitled to chsrty. Let else who may feel
able give them c0o and some others give them their
portion OF other ind of estaoes as they may need
and will volunteer my services to visit aud see to
their proper disbursement"
That is noble offer, aud We hope be will find tue
necessary eo.workers to carry it out. We can point
TO coaldeer, that locality, who Will do his
part.
AID FOR THE POOR CHILDREN.
Doctor Lydia +. Fowler advertises in our fpecisl
notices to-day her " At Home for New.Years.
She does not intend TO stuff her friends with rich food
or strong drink, but offers them 81 treat, and Ia
yiies them to drop a sxpence in aid Of the Ladies
Humanitarian School Miss Dow's No. 695 Sixth-sv.
She hopes that some may call who are willing 10 add
siIpence TO the plate toward furn shing plate SO
that starving child may have good dinner. she
says, elf you will come, l will show yoa what
" Diogones looked for long time" We hope the
doctor will have lots of calls a, No. 50 Morton st.
and that of her visitors will go with empty pock-
cts, il they % with empty heads; and We hope tai
hearts will aid in filing empty stonschs.