Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-21
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well nave thought much Of you, of what
mind And have thought much Of our ,n;,, VI
Yer wife. OF what she needs her feeble stair ~
health. Did you ever think Of what she mas In lI.
with her feeble health, to take care Of b.r
house and sew for those three children yor
know that she caunot afford-o or rather sbnnid
say, zoe do not pay her husband sufficient stn.nd
to allow her to keep servant and obtain tho b.Iy
she should have i know this Is q shame. and
nave ol,en thongne OF H. have often thought of
the style In which many OF our people live and
yet they seem not TO think Of poor Mrs w toll
ing day after day. and night after night iii her
health Is quite broken down. when a very little
from each would put this all right Now | pro-
pose that you take your work bag the first nlea
SAINT afternoon, and 60 down there and sew for
htt GU can manage 1t all pleasantly and YOU
WIZ give more comfort than you can think
when You come away. bring home something TO
hnish. linen, II you can, interest some of the
other girls IN It, II you had ever been very tired
and seen piles of sewing waiting to he done. YOU
couid 1eei what good 1t would do her Look
around, then. and see il there isn't some one else
who needs Just such help am very sure Won
cant OF make so much of your life amount to more
in any way Then. Kate, be all the time looking
out for little chances not to find fault, or find
sone'hinS 10 speak OF that would be hurtful, but
to do something for everybody you see II YOU go
over to the postoffee. don't 20 dreaming and
thinking OF yourself, hut Watching. If YOU meet
| Chnriey NlaFk speak to him pleasantly, however
! sunny h' h'hf. ne IL one OF the Kind that q
| like though he has been some hat successful II,
| iite-so a little sunshine like that is what h,
needs IL YOU see Martha Cricks don't saw /,
your mud, An how cross and possipv sh,
looks hut give her "A kind word, ANA try to i'm
iigihe what made her so, and what she might hay,
been III different circumstances And so on Kate
keep 1t up. week after Week. watching for lttl,
chances IN all sorts OF ways, TO make somebody
hnybody-even Bob Lghtfoot, at the corner, hap
per--better II you can. Don let any one ship b,
your thought, simply because he always has :
stop and ask yourself. Now isn't there somethin,
for HIM lou will have to think in n fash some
times but do It, Then there Is Christmas com
ing There are ever so many people here VIII
live right on past all these HOLIDAYS and hardI
ever know, IN their hives, what IT 10 to have pre-
sent. ! on can make some little thing; some cusl,
ION, or necktie, or collar lust some small thing
and astonsh them with 1t. 1t wouii be such
surprise. 1t would give thrill OF hearty ples
sure To persons who are not used to thrills of an
kind
, Kate drew long breath. whilc a certain hgi
slowly kInd'ed IN her eyes. II think shall hay
enough to do. She lhlu her head down on Mr.
Jackaons shoulder. silent kiss told the stoI
OF puzzle solved, lifelong rest and work b.
gun. Her eager deslre-her underlying Christis
principle Of self-denial, would develop the lit
hints INTO rare life II lite, however. possible
I any girl who Is at this moment saying: "Wh
shalt do What can do w = Rae an e
il madam iudependent,