The Spirit of missions . ll use the hospital rules with him, as I cant find any better or as certainly is one great joy to me. iThe children of St. Ambroses Parish School, in the city of Raleigh, every yearbring groceries, fruit, and other gifts at Thanksgiving-time to the hospital. Theyhave also given something toward the building fund of the new hospital. From all over the country help has come to take care of our little and Negroes, as well as white people, have helped. Southern people as wellas Northern people haveaided. Northern babies,Southern babies, Negrobabies and
The Spirit of missions . ll use the hospital rules with him, as I cant find any better or as certainly is one great joy to me. iThe children of St. Ambroses Parish School, in the city of Raleigh, every yearbring groceries, fruit, and other gifts at Thanksgiving-time to the hospital. Theyhave also given something toward the building fund of the new hospital. From all over the country help has come to take care of our little and Negroes, as well as white people, have helped. Southern people as wellas Northern people haveaided. Northern babies,Southern babies, Negrobabies and Indian babieshave sent their pennies,and the whole amountdonated has been enoughto take care of the LittleHelpers Cot. Perhapssome of the older peoplewould like to follow theexample of the babies inkeeping the doors of Hospital open allthe year round and inputting up the new Hospital, which we hope to be able to use children of ST. Ambroses church, raleigh, bringing THANKSGIVING GIFTS TO THE HOSPITAL. about June 1st. RAMONAS DREAM* BY THE RIGHT REVEREND JAMES H. VAN BUREN, CC ARlVtEN, dear, please you I bring me Miassacliuisetts ? Weak land gentle, thetired little voice melted intothe shadows of the childrens ward asthe night nurse went to bring the treas-ured doll, and tenderly laid it inKamomas arms. Oarmen, dear, you think Massachu-setts love Ramona? Yes, little one, it is never want to see the othermamma ? What other? The little girl dream, who living sofar from Puerto Rioo, place her in thebox misionera, and send her to , dear, you think she sometimesin the night, in faraway Boston, wakeup and want to see the little doll whichI call Massachusetts? You think so,Oarmen, dear? Perhaps. Then should I not sometimes let hergo back for a visit ? Ah, Clarmen, dear,that would be hard for me. But if theother mammia would grieve for her,should I not let her go? Or, you thinkperhaps she know how much I also lovemy sweet little Massachusetts,
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