The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-29
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Easter Greetings.


TON. II You had your choice" said Bess'
Which would you rather be,
a cute yellow Easter chicken.
or "a little s.rl like me-
"Pshaw." said Tom with mighty scorn,
Girls aren't 81 any use,
10 rather ue q chicken,
AMI have some FUN, you goose.
''Ntl theu." rrtortet sister Bess-
Her soic checks all aStOw-
'.I-d rather b. aa Easter ess
Than auy boy 1 KNOW
-AtsNE.S MARIE MULHoLLAND.
usa- ChIircu-I give you a very in
tercstiu- letter from our afflicted friend. y.
- GIBSON. from Alabama There - 4
great deal more goodness III this world imam
W think. our Young friend met with
Kindness all alouS the WY and seems -
grateful for b.. N1u will. 4 am sure, be
Interested in MS letter. lie has been long
trying IL 80 To a hospital IN philadelphia
Tor treatment and says he would have
written Us aaout his TRIP DeTore but our
columns were - crowded. This IS how
Ii tells IL
Il went early in November. going clear
through without stopping for rest sat
ia my chair ami Travelled over twenty nine
hours. being much exhausted and quite III
on ARRIVAL j atr nJshius scarcely ch
route Euthus,u with the hope OF relief.
] JiiHJ mind Incidental suffering. Anyho"
10 travel was a Sraud privilege
~ noble young man. Alr- Gylar, OF
Boston. Siass-. WAS on the same train with
me most ~ the way, and ministercd TO me
with water. oranges, etc. thereby elicit
Ing my lifelong gratitude
The dear ones who-bIessinss on them
paiuy,i my admittancc into charity hos
IltaI ia the city 81 BTotherly Love, and
sent me "A ticket To that city. intended meet
ing me at the depot. but didn't get my
postal until TWO days later - Was qulls
IurlJrn-a stranger an a strange place but
two noble gentlemen. whom 1 shall never
for-er kindly iuterrosatcd me, and learn
iug the situation. procured "a cab al Their
own expense tSf--sD and conveyed me safely
to the hospital. where was 80 kindly r.
CeiVcd and teuderly cared Tor
Alas. 4 was doomed To crushing ulsap-
poiutment- The kind physicians. after du9
examination and elaboration, pronounced
mine "a hopeless case Aly fond hopes
were hIi-htcd sts tender rose cast into
raging furnace But they kept me loiL
months. 10 the great uphulidinS OF my gen
-ral health Several gooss ladies anu gen
men visited me. among them eN-fuSt-
=ter General Wauamaker. and gave me
fruits. books. etc Mir NauanakeF
sent and carried mo 10 his Sunday
un the last Sunday of stay and
hiS private carriage TO other stat
KEGS who drove me through Won
Monday. one OF tEsn returned
and wheeled me ont ON a nice
the blessed young lady had
ud through the city hall. Mr.
-tsrp. which covers three
lcvatcd railroad terminal.
wing sleeper home. the
IS mo. While sking out tho
a miserable existence nay
II above Kindness will D." uu-
: cousins will remember me as
Il who hasn't walked for over
urse long. weary years.
ts thank them all anew who 50
sent me cancelled stamps. or other
now trying tD collect stamps
AIieS * r.. Thacfer. oI this place. a
sr. blind vnuuE badly. vino hopes 20 see
-a.iu-it She rau obtain medicine We en-
fuy Earnest WilIic'S letters and wish for
him th- slecess hc deserves. with his hook.
Gratefully. ~ e. GIBSON