The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-12-26

49, Of silk and lace
j fli.Hae dollB--making
81 Stifchingj haDdker.
y Other things on
Q tDkeiis and sur
1--we no Christmas
was in my
&ociety, and
Ths was, "is
isinterested
the affirma.
yet. With
u 1T Is more
tceiye, and IL
Ssye that | am
8 / wish that
the pleasure
the unfortu-
about indis-
srt md and look in
haunts OF poverty
their wants and
round my charity
ming, and making
Jew days, il no more.
20 follow the wagons along
ut the doors and see the
ering faces OF the children
things were handed out.
fNE43-NtNE s.4ShtOVhibS SOUu W cdb
SIS and stockings and
quilts and soap and
4y simple medicines and
nd books with pictures
aid raise the family up
so any how and leave
om q friend who wishes
Abegs you to look up and
be q true man and q true
raise your children to be
Jlappy. Don't despair.n
have at times had just such
dreams as that, but / will
20 rich, and 1T is all right 1
best for me and best for the
h. Old Agur's prayer was put
good book for q good purpose
on was trusted with riches but
me TO grief. We have scores of
bnaries in u day, but the Peter
srs and Peabodys are few and far
Zen. Most efthem hold on with
f5ssBipilntil they die, and even
theylet go unwilling by and would
their treasures with them if they
II. | knew 81 rich man who would
Var make y straight out deed to a
% of land when he sold it, but
I'D only convey 1t by q lease to last
Nen NE ~. n
long as trees grew and rivers ran"
ACTUALLY claimed O reversionary
fdst In every acre that he sold,
Teemed to imagine that he would
all buck some day. If the time
mes when there shall be u new
and! a new earth, I'm afraid he
his boundaries.
I've got the grip at our house,.
u,tthin about this new TANGLED
49, PSSa,t t tnIIIiiuhn le upon
or .Is..:Is.
III fe.Af lee bfue and lave
Z M hilaritv. and 90 we have con.
I,ded to go to FLORIDA for a season
SSs will divide the family. Four If
Il viii 90 to Clearwater Harbor. on
pulf7 cost. and battle In the saIt
and .ss6he the salt air. and wa
End eat oysters and ]oranpes
we'll. Hoard is very chean
sSwm radiata around 70 the
fSisynS and mix with the YANKEES
"a my talk for move than T. 10
hone. / have long Wished
Nknew MS as we'll 80 wa aid
III want a fail. cb.nca to toll
things that they do NOT,
~ ,,sTS calm and serena and
srel with ANYBODY nor hurt
nos. but it's a relief Tn n man
his sentiments. / have re-
.itten a little book-a history
q. and / was inst oblioed IN
istory of the late war and who
blame for it-nothing to ex-
on. set down aueht in malice.
I'D p. time of it with nv publish.
IS sJhnn Go, are Boston mon.
N LEI Bunker Hill Yankees and love
hen 1fstherland with its glorious me-
noffes. which is all right, of course.
'atifDtism is to be admired every
here. They engaged me to write n
history of Georgia and when
iey perused my manuscript and GOT
THAT part about the causes of the
ISthey we're surprised and shocked
'dlIwrote to me to know where | got
That. i had written that England
ferjreedsh her slaves until l8439onlv
Ienteen years before the late q
II had tolprOvei it before thew would
3am with the book. I had written
n Massachusetts, carried on the slave
,He for years after their own slayes
freed, and / had to O that.
had never heard that General
Ant wtlsa slave owner up to Lincoln's
ocIamation. They denied many
and required proof; for. OF
8hey felt responsible for the
they even felt q kind of rev.
9s5ld John Brown, for they are
Wien who have grown IN since
sand had never read but one
that was their side. But |
Hyay and my cav and establisb.
asserted and I found them to
nable and courteous gentle
GALL of our correspondence. /
advantage i'm age and memory.
friend said that / should have
Georgia publisher. OF course /
~ have Dreferred that hut mn