The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-07
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tie of medicine, SAL siiiake well and
take before MEALS I've shook and took
II but 1t don't do BIT OF good. that
lump stays there ilist the same. O
what's the use taking medicine ALI
the drugs In town can't help me while
my heart is breS' ug, no need cd
spend money on a ags. when a two
cent stamp could bring me news that
would make me able TO digest every
thing In the grocery stores, but the
stamp doeesst bring the tidings I
crave So much. ii writes every day,
writes My dear darling little mother
! want to see you bur 4 doing fine
here have good bose, and think ne
likes me went TO Sunday School and
preaching Sunday, ! like every one /
have met, Carney folks are friendly
folks, and think they viii help me to
be good. thought of you last night
ana rememhe-ayour request and knelt
In prayer, I think OF you more than
any one or any thing" This il a lit-
tie OF his letter to day, II was all sweet
10 me, even his talk oi5Junbp Some
times wonder which he. loves best his
dog or his mother, sny way I'm proud
or my porticS. Irwaskg gladfio get the
letter but Jack Fills have to coms
home. ! cant tive without aim. You can
TALL say it lis foolistlis Il. bat ,it want
mend matters with me, Jack must
come homevI need hIu-the rent
is due to day, and no tacR here to pay
1t, Jack has had thIGtin charge for
years, OF coprRe b SpiIl nay 1t, but I
want him here, wrote to him IL he
would come hack dnId get him d
place or delivery wagon, carry groc-
cries around, and Z could ride with
him In the attention when ! Was
resting. but 5wisp ne would come,
and II he doesn't slIeii Tiding on q
wagon, you iknaW 1t y66iis she long tiii
there will be- Elenty cattpn to hoe,
every morning early, / know how Jack
hates TO get up soon, buk TouiGln't
wake him till had cooked breakfast.
and the dinner too, I was Just think.
ing today what good dinner would
carry to the field, boiled eggs, and
fried, pies and good biscuit; and q
package Of chewing giiEa3 I'm going to
write all this to him of. course this
wouldn't induce some boys to come
home. but Jack loves home, me ethan,
this he loves his lit oid mother, and
he has said many 3niea He never frl-
tended leaving me, hat III would be
the one to leave him, He knew It
would take death TO 90 Il. nothing
but leaving earth fdi esarnity could
tear me from him. but ! aek must live
by the sweat of hs brow ana he 81
on at work, OF where I caAs 4 see him.
and my heart Is very early BROKEN,
aud can eat nor sleet ana i. tloIi,t.
care anything for my new clothes.
they have come too ate and i wish
they were back III tho st0re or II could
exch at1ge them for y EeiIet to tsacney!
SFLl liam las Just t1 me that 1, q
lins egpressed Jim 10 .3 8. s., Bat won
Jack ne clad 70 see his dog. inst know
IN aaelS to see sioe in d few
llplsrs gl9 YES nae more pleasure than,
EsilyfhiEtg nave hsar since nc LEFT
but Id.nt much iEaEt tll dog To 60.
z dom want Jack To- tie llappy away
from home. II want him home IL we
flRye'nt q thing to eat but st&Ie bread
and black nlplasseH, then i could wear
my fire Clothes and "a u F4pg. sisiS until
Jack sossis tioIla . -. See ses tts;ei,s
and dent want to 80 any where. /.
am all brok ken up, yes; aiiye saved my
money ever since Bess Led To buy.
me come NICE clothes, but they have.
come too late Jacls Is gone and /
don't want them.