A HONE AND


WORK 1FO ALL.


how very mall the summust be which is given to any
one, at our doors. Even if only divided among a few
of these claimants it will be hardly sufficient to have
an appreciable value, distributed as it must be in ho-
meopathio quantities; and by to-morrow each will be
as mach in need of assistance as before.
 Besides greatly diminishing one's own trouble,
would not the amount of actual good accomplished be


vastly inmeased, if there were s
substantial benefit ? Would it
charity, first to understand the
wants of those most needing assist
fully to estimate how much one
giving toward supplying one pers
immediate food and daily work,


)me hopes of lasting,
not be a truer, nobler
character and actual
tanoe, and then care-
may feel justified .in
on or one family with
until you can make


suitable arrangements for their independent support ?
 Select those you.are confident are the most deserv-
ing and most anxious t work With part of the
money buy a "land, warrant," or a homestead, in
Florida, giving the recipient choice of location. With


the remainder of the money supply as far as possible
a common outfit. Try your own talent for begging
for once, at least, so far as to secure a passage on some
of the Southern steamers, and a little money for farm-
ing implements, to start at least one family a y'ar in a
new home in Florida
 If these bentiari esare wisely selected, and have
that natural energy and love of indepedence that
will make them accept such hardships and acrifices
pa mst of neoeemty mark the first steps of any new
o00o, one o -may rest satidfed that, by thus on-