The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-22

getting near something cool is TO lay out
on fire escape. Won't the other work.
ers give little happiness TO the sufferers
who cannot tell of their paint
Every day, wherever ] 80, I become
more and more convinced of the kind
ness that there is among the poor, of the
goodness they show to each other, and
right here under my own eyes there is an
instance of il. Among the little traps
that go up and down the hill to the sta
ton is one driven by an old Irishman,
who is known to everybody for miles
around as "Tuny.N Now, the other day
there was a celebration, and all the
wagons were trimmed up with flags ex-
cept Tuny's; being bit curious, / asked
him why this was. And he said to me,
Sure, Miss, I've put 'em on all the boys"
10 another inquiry, he answered, well,
MISS, the boy was found when he was
nothin' but baby, left alone on the door
step by some cruel mother.
TINY COUNTRY FOUNDING.
81 took tie little scamp in, and I found
that he was lame and we've kept him
ever since, and we've had his foot tended
to, and he can stand on it now and
thought as how he'd like to have his
wagon dressed the best of any to-day and
so give him all the flags. Yes, Miss, he
can drive wagon and he'll take you back
when you're ready TO so home"
Now, my friend, suppose that baby had
been laid on your doorstep2 What
would you have done ] can tell YOU. You
would have thought yourself very kind
If you had taken il off that night to the
baby hospital, leaving IL to be cared 70
by the city or by some private charity
But this poor man took the child that
had been cast off by its own flesh and
blood, and cared for it as If it were his
own. l don't think he pretends TO be a
saint, but l am pretty sure that when
the settlingup day comes his name will
stand far up on the list and in golden let
tiers, because out of his little he had done
it unto the very least of these.
can imagine your laughing, you who
are cynical, and saying,
This Is BAB's LATEST ENTHUSIASM"
But you are mistaken. / cannot under
stand how anybody loses his love for the
hills and the great trees upon them.
There is something wrong when a man
does not want to be Weakened up by the
song of a thrush just outside his window
There is something wrong when he does
not want to be put to sleep by the
soughing of the trees. a man may
want TO live among his kind, but al
ways there comes time, unless there's
something wrong with him, when he
wants to rest upon the breast of Mother
Nature. drink the milk of sweet per-
fumes which she offers and rest like a
tired child.
tell you, it makes people over--it
makes them better and kinder-it makes
them, when they do go back into the
world of worry and work, more ready to
sympathize with every human being.
IF YOU'RE TIRED BODY AND SOUL
if your eyes are weary of looking at the
sad sights of this world-if the time has
come for you to take your vacation, don't
go where gowns are OF the most impor-
tance where scandal iso mnip resent :
room and bad food; but
come where there is plenty of good
mountain air, where you will get plenty
of good southern cooking, and where you
will become so good yourself that the
whole world will seem good TO you.
Where is this place9 II is where they
count on the list at the postofiice the
name Of Bah.