The American Missionary — Volume 34, No. 06, June, 1880Various
Religion
The American Missionary — Volume 34, No. 06, June, 1880
Various
Congregational churches -- Missions -- Periodicals; Home missions -- Periodicals
When I was a little boy I use to play all time would doing nothing
just only play all the time, now I like to worked hard like very
much indeed, because if I work hard and get some money note to go
away, that is the reason we like them for I come in Hampton Normal
I used to live in my tents and stay all time in my tents, when I
was a little boy I used to take care of them ponies all time and
every morning and take the ponies in a nice grass is and have good
to eat them nice grass note to way to take care of them. Now I am
doing to school I would take care of them horse and make fat horses
any more because I will try and be contented. My father used to
talk me about fight the Sioux a long time ago now stop fight and be
our friend all of them kind to each other. I went to school about
one year in my home that is the reason do know how to talk English
because I went to school one year. That is all I can say now
From your friend
JONATHAN HUSTICE.
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DEAR FRIEND:— I hope I write you to day, to let you Know what I
was doing when I was a young. Well I was working in my father his
farm. We pland some wheat and potatoes, we pland every thing, what
we want in a winder. And after-wile we had a school house in our
settlemend, so we can go to school, and that time I was very glad
to school every day and I minte my teacher what he tells me to to
and that time I was school two years and the next year I heart to
talk aboude the blacksmith shop, to put some podday a boy to learn
his trade put he coult find him any boy to learn fasd, and then the
other day I get a letter from our agt. and he dolt me if I like to
be a black smith, and I recived his letter to tell him that I am
very willing to be a black smith so I pegan to work every day, an
when I work one year I heard some boys to send to school some whre
and after wile he ask me if I like to school I told her I shoult
like to have it So I come here do learn a Good away and so that
I can teach my tribe a good away and I dry hard to learn fast to
learn write well and so that I help my tribe. I am sorry that I
going to say thire was a grait many Indians in our State. Thay are
very goot she can not understand to work himself. Some of them she
understand to write some thing his own Good. Dear sir I am glad
that you help us I am very much obliget to you, and then I will dry
hard to learn fast, it all I can to say.
Yours very Respectfully,
ALEXANDER PETERS.
from Wis. State.
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RECEIPTS
FOR APRIL, 1880.
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MAINE, $231.05.
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