New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-30
HOW A LITTLE GIRL EARNED Two DOL
LARS.
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE FREsH AIR FUND FROM
OHIO.
70 me Edttor or RE Frfbure.


70 the Edttor or RE frtbUre.
SIR: This letter is to you. not your paper
thou ght perm Ips would get the dollar Tor ny letter
q wrote il In about 0olr suppose ought to have
been a week. so worked get two more To put with
it, to send poor girl 10 tho county TO have good
time for awhile, rs ID all tae time. This Is how
earned Ours IA scnool town; we have two sem
inares and college for young men, besides our puOhc
SCHOOLS We hive next neighbor the Young Ladics' III
sttufe. Bertha aud blanche. my friends AMI /. made
buuo1.hoe bouquets Commence mont week We put them
OF a args platter They were beautiful We sat on The
stone steps 20 down terri inside our gate II
wasn't too public. Then know everybody here. We
asAed a cent apiece for them. Every one would say
wnat nave you grls." aud then they would bay If
they had any centa
Toere are twin brothers go to college. and one Of
them bought ssyen snd said he wOuld buy more next
day. but it rained Ny father sal tnat male a scoun
on battOn-aole bouqueIs Those two brothers oo< 50
nucn alik, that one dont know " neither
It's him or his brother.
sold sixty worth and the other girls did TOO
gave away good many 10 the seminary gris. because
they looked wtstful; somehow they ALWAYS do when
ANY thing. Bertha left her Lat on the hogsnead
in the stable my hers driving horse reached
aad TOOK The oI OF wen with her to the mlIl-
Ler's TO get her broken crown mended. saw a bow
liked. 1t seventeen took it on trust When
told my mother. $40 did not approve OF She Aiid
did. toox II IN, bouquet moaey and paid for IT.
Tle miliincr tIreI OF cents, SD then had 40
cents left
Inelped my father with the bees. You see. when my
father Is tired he goes aud has good Il ne with nis
bees aud | help him We extracted a great deal Of
honey In TWO forenoons He gave me so cents day,
had 81 As. MY mother gave cents 70 keep qtet.
and not any place day. Then had 81 go
NJ mother gave iue 80 to learn Grays Eegy IN
A Country Churchyard." Snc said wonld be familiar
with H. and wncn am older understand IL, aud Ia
better 10 .ra that tdsn sily prices.
All yoar lrIer writer's tell nAt they learning i
things; bcsI.es pay tIreo pieces on the piano
most tnrouzn the Instruction book Know ever 81
IOany me poems. AN IN tho nitn reader l study
grammar I'll All the other books TINT go VITA H.
giving 10 dn L,tln tds a1 am REUSED from every
tning this nave collection oi BIRDS eggs
The struck ny lRdtniDE up at J uncos Iarn na1
guod BIRDS IN H. The Dirds being cead
| took esgA took any rom lviug oirds.
eg=s gwen guess most ali are Know about the
nabiIs Kind birds of every OF the
q mud-turtIes egg shall love natural history
when study IL. We lifted the roof OF ohye and
there wSs wren's Op Of AVE. with
punk sgYs IN II. Inc sticks that II Vas formed u
wodd nave Illed my nat and The birds carried every
une Through a small round mole. just think that for
WORK. It's almost indnstrious tue busy bee. We
left H. ana IA there yet
An old gentleman keeps bees came over to
extract money. He tod down tOsn about mS helping,
50 the OF our little paper put II IN did not so
H. but US done SEND 50 you may know ts trily
also send my picture NY people say II iooAs
oder than am.
luis old gentleman said 4" IL has the appearance OF
rain Doctor These frequent showers will probing the
bloom Of the white clover hence the bees will gather
more honey"
Pleaso give this 81 to THE TRIBUNE fresh Air Fund
GOO1by MANY ALICE SEDGwICK
PS We will extract honey tuesday again. Good
by MANY A. SEDGWICK-
Granville. Ohio. July 81 1888.