The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16

the application OF tho sewing machines and
Other modern labor-saying Inventions. In fact,
TINS is already tho case with odd garments
SSsllffe and there. Very neat and well cut, and
~. ting chenises can be obtained for o dol
saseSsr3TSs drawers ditto, but no night dresses
sfSSS found corresponding with thcso in
~ S3sprice, and as the prices go up tho
eifs sSSisNSS6A quality does not correspond with
81 tStSs:isttssft sftgtssx3t,tin cost.
stSsssYgSAsSQ 10 our expedition. The sky
SSsAASS3 1ssfss5Ned whom we descended in the
~ s;ainted coach, moro luxurious
MISREPRESENTATION coaches Of the
Cent' ~ ayyas time to leave; but our
GUIDE SsSlng visit to the carpet
manuiac ctSa aassSSi2ent and seeing tho
heavy sewifiS siSa,, sSSblbiob eew over and
through and same time are
affixed to q little Ss sSf5sSscr" and nloceS
upon seven different s sSSSss;. which ex-
spsestas 'ssss sa' sssis asS s5S
tue track, sewing it As:S i sialiy sfSi' on
could possibly DO done br hand and at the l.. /.
ol 1our to seven hundred yards day, thus en-
abiing the house in busy season to turn out
from TWO TO three thousands yards OF made
carpet per day, and Thus supply customers
WIN great promplness and facility.
ho on,1ear mel" said lady near by, "only think
play ment-" Madam" said I, "think how
once broke my back over the long, hoart-roud-
ing ing seam sea mol OF parlor carpet; am glad they
am sure she thought was q horrid wretch.
and was willing she should, for I was busy
thinking OF the happy future, when California
VIII grow us plenty OF great white grapes and
otner fruits' which now we only look at wish
fully as we pass the windows OF the foreign
fruit stores. When Mr.. Stewart will empty our
work. baskets Of everything but the stockings.
and the bright carpets OF thousand Of cheerful
slttlng-rooms will be as commonly sewod by
railway as the fabric is now woven in the loom.
do not know blr. Stewart. 1 have never
spoken to HIM personally, but I know he is
usually considered hard man. He docs not
send his employees on picnics in summer, nor
give them entertainments in winter. Ho does
not like personal appeals to his pympathies.
and he makes as close q bargain as he can
and expects people to stick to it; noyertho.
less, am not sure but, in his own way, he is
benefactor. What he will not do for an in
divdual lie is doing for thousands is build
ing, on the corner of Thirty-tourth street and
Fourth-avenue, monster hotel, which will
aecommodate nearly all the women in the City
ir ., new % YORK H., There working girls and work.
price that they can pay. The restaurant will
be for the use OF these and oil other women.
and will furnish good meals at minimum
prices Dut men Will have no part nor lot in it;
1t Will. be for women only.
knowing tho difficulties that women have to
encounter In every effort that they make toward
a life OF independent labor, not only for want
OF opportunity. but want Of habit and training,
hclp thanking Mr. Stewart with oil my heart
tor the great aid which he extends to tho most
needy class Of Gods creatures. 1t 1s another
evidence that great wealth can mover belong to,
or bo employed by, any individual for his sing lc
use and benefit. He can use but b. much, he
can carry nolhing away. and tho path of the
wise man or WON IN WHO possesses great means
is, therefore, to emula to the eximpIe of Girard.
of Astor, of Peabody, of Cooper, Of Veesar and
Stewart, and build thei- own monuments OF
mors imperishable materials than mere stono
ard mortar.