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MISSOURI


Fmncrnl OF Charles 4. Pope In st.
Louis.
81. loCs, Aug. &-Tnc funeral OF Charles 4
Pope. who recently committed En!cltle In PAEs,
took place tO-a.g from The residence Of MA
0Fal,on, his m0theF-!n-l2w, the rules OF the
Catholic Chnrrh, 1t whish he WAS member, pro-
htt!1tnE the Performance OF the burial ftrFfce 1t
the Church over The ren aims OF q suicide TIE
funeral was vex! l1Etly attended, near
" III the phyeictaus of the city and . IxrEt
number Of prominent citizens being present Ihr
services were performed By Father peSnef, the
famous Indian missionary, and the sermon Wa
preached by Father Ky IN.
At meeting Of fhr Medical Society to-day, ap-
rupr1ate resolutions were adopted, Que OF which
81 aieh that tae facts i1 rrcarl to Mr. Popes con-
dtticp rreyious to his death clearly show thai be
was labortpg under moral insanity.
, 1870-08-08
THE EVANSTON OUTRAGE.
Letter on the SubIect by nm Indignant
Evaastonfnn.

An Indignant ruEatte writes as follows conoefn-
Ing the recent tar and feather outrage at ErAns-
ton:
II tbs gdiaor Of Ths Chicago Tribune: ..
knter this in your columns for the veiifa!s Of
the public II Jou please
What Is your Decision Of tho matter. / am En-
tirely al m lost 70 Ind 4 name sut.ahle for this
abls 10 Record any thing comparison to Il this IL
6nt caiAmttJ u Deed for the 6tata OF ILLINOIS to
Bcatr. LITTLE Evanston is Good Christian Town
S11 La Set 2H ~ e. ,s #cee
thought that Blaaer nlied to Its utmost eompass
aud Still Blowing more Into 1t that It void Bnryt
will II void and 50 the case stands with little
moral city Evanston which IL Jet DesiitutRd Of
Mtnontyilts-
Ntate ia Jestice How are We TO be protected
How arc our Daughters 70 Flee from the wrath
who Will vonteir to secure their 1afcty VIII such
their are any tar or Fite In chicago now lei 1t be
applied the sooner the Better or Will Have some
more Of our Daughters lo.lys tn critical conda-
tion- The aun ol tha Of The village one Of the
secure them when they we're on rheis tar Jnrney
to the clSy We'll this IL mean way OF puutGhInl,
young lades Unjust say for Nothing wei! sup
pose the Best thing to Do with such Fellows whu
Posscsses such warm xea! for Jound Eraalton
ladies' Is 70 DenJ alive or Burn TO prth or Hang
them sooly untll tUcad Dead and Be<y In The
land q FoIgetfu!l5neas) tbs girl Sou les At tns
It void ee nothing GU, OF the way II the oor..
hpruves OF nse Anu tar ~ Isst whais Needing.
l an unable 10 write much Of th!s afats inaIl
fofei Will cease Int AN anxious In Deed to ses
jes.tce contributed to thts case the gtrl Sotet
! yonng lany whose mother Is u widow to be servet
IN tbls manner the srate Of illinois had ought t
be matis Repent for such Danldable Kcta} aIl tat
mony these Rougnts Every seen wouldn't pay fol
their Damage
, 1870-08-08
THE LAW COURTS.
Circuit Court

Phillr Grabe y. Anton Schafer. TrcspasA
Damages laid at $500, This Is an action to racov-
CT for an assault upon plaintiff alleged to have
been made On the Gill day Of june last II Is
ase1red IN an at1davit for captaa that the de-
fennant took up from the ground brick, prease,1
It against the plaintiffs forehead, and offered to
strike with It, swearing th1t he would Kill him,
aud I'LL SO hurt him that defendant hal to hi
taken from the plaintiff to prevent huts being
done.
ALLEGED SLASrER.
Edward HOrc =. Thnnas Clancy. Case to rc-
cover for an alleged siandrr, It being alleged that
defendant said Of p|asn!in THAI he was thief,
and he defendant, could prove II, and that they,
plaintiffs vile and brOthcF1 weEc bad people and
thieves, and he would have all three Of Them in
jail before ntrht Twenty thousand dollars arc
called for a damages
NEW sCrTsL
r 3. Field =. Obadiah d. Mayo aud William ).
She Dts1zaint Tor rent Of Lots Ii, ~, liz, and
l15, aud part Of Lumber street, In GREEN'S South
Branch Addition Under the proceeding the
planning mill prsperfJ OF defendants, on Loomt2
near Sampson stsctt, WAS levied upon
Edward ". Scott '. OTTO Heunlg. TreSp&Ss-
Damages laid 1t $4,000
-Jaccb Becker for use OF William Il. Eddy v
George 6chmtdlsnd, .Andfew kstz, aud W. D
Putnam. Assu1npstt Demaul, sd,0oo-
, 1870-08-08

One Item the Result Of Twelve TIousys Work
and Thai 4 Very small One.


YESTERDAY wss. without ereent{nn the drttaut
dar "a, c,ry ,.vs wjtbtn n. ~ - -
ieputauon OF enlcago, among the outdde world,
Is such that one In the East or West would not
imagine for 4 moment that twenty-,onr nourz
could pass BY without come one being sao. OF
A!neu' y. s.a1oLeaa ana foooed OF nn sslnA-
bles within Its nmitA But Jet such Wa thu case
ihat chicago Is not quite aa J. bad . piace
As tts 1ealonB rivals would have them believe It is
The night reporter, during his afternoon and
esgntnE nnsy usually secures te. tem
erthe1ess Items Of Interest to the public: but Je
tertay there was but one, and that one would not
sorsed 70 TO obtain It. Even this Item Is 30 iaslg-
nlncant that It Is veEy probable i: would no. have
heen written up hal there been anything else to
w5i,e a1.out
an effect upon criminals, ana made them incapa-
ne St "a sSsSn Ks,n fen s IN
ing uutl that hour u the Afternoon, md very few
people, comparatively. were on the stleetA
The principal station houses, The police nca.1-
quarters, the C0toner1 otncc, and the jail were
The sub-poltcc stafions were teleg1aphed TO. anu
n fg et %ea as .su sss snos
Iot ine ihv.rianle .ns.cF va', "No. no;thlns;:
The precinct etation houses looked dull, and. IT,
deed. we're dull BusIness WA dull, and when
such IL the Gaze the policemen look dull also Al
The Huron Street Station there WAS but ons DIS
on@r, At the Armory seven, while at Aaaisou
streets solitary small boy sombated the CON-
oiued armies Of bed-buzs, mosquitoes, and rnia.
twhen the Captain Or Sergeant is abopt, and busy
{sezsGhing prtsonesa' pockets TOR knives, revoly-
els. and money, WERE sitting In shelr hard bot
tom chairs, rejoicing thai thste waz nothing to do
and doing It In an admirable manner One satd he
was getting ont OF practice writing, ~ be nAd
not booked mau III cjKh,esn houfn.
The police AUTHORITIES feel iuh!lant On aocount OF
the quietude wh!ch has enaiaetafi1ed tho city tor
the mast month Supeftutxndcnt Kennnt3Y and
Assistant Superint4pdcnt snetman. nnd the cap-
taiLs Of The precincts have done 1i they could 70
dfiye professional th,eves from the civ. and theT
have been spccessfpL Scarcely half dozen Of
the one hundred srd njsy professona nj ihlsyc1 who
made Chicago ths!r hehiauat1ers biz mouths aeo
are now here. Htny Of ihem sic In The peniten-
uRry, pthers East and West and eo1ne few
down South, Supertnteudeut Eennedy
and the fisphord1nata of1cera naye made
itnIraon fyn vHyn Tor fhsn ana rhsI arots n -
, 1870-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The ptcntc OF the Irish Rifles will take p.aee NJ
uaaa' Park on Monday next. There viii bo music,
dancing, racing, sham battle, and good tfle
generally.
There will bt a meeting for young men and
strangers, this evening. IN the Lecture room Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, led bF D..
L Moody. Members OF Christian churches a1e
cordially invited to conc md take the strangers
BY the Land, and welcome them to their
churches,
, 1870-08-08
The Turf,
LADY fuoRN ALL RIGHT.

Epcc!al dispatches from Rochester, published In
the Courier and Rtlutlfc Jestercay afLeruoon, an
nounetng that the Queen of tue Turf. Lady
ting Into car that city for transportation here
and would bs laid up for ths season. II not forever,
caused = sentiment Of general sortoN. She had
n4vcr trotted here, and thero WAs general aux
tety 70 wineAs her ptrfofaucc besldez 1t waa felt
ths& her Absences would take much Of the interest
.aS san. tes sne q ae, esa ,oa sna when saey
hesyll that the famous old mafe wal disabled. 1t
Is. therefore, With feelings Of the greatest salts
faction, that We announce thS facsJ In the case.
Lady Thorn wa1 being taken on the freight car ID
tue Rochester depot, yesterday morning, and had
glimpse a me sreas n,er. Frightened at The
novelty Of the situation, ahs started back
rnsn Psss WY ,Sn ~ ~ sa6 hsF Ga% nRa
on her hin The fall vas less than foot aud
a half, but she Etruck on bone which correspond
I'd 10 the "Crssy- bone" tn the human arm. aud
wss s. se hePGs on
was naturally a,a1mct. aua thought she VAS ruin
cd, nnd this fact added to her KUtng out OF tho
inaTy sIiii In Kociester accounts for tne despatch.
"a sent early In the day. Before the old mare got
hack 70 her stable, she r&a using the leg that was
M Of mis- city, | was % seesraphed led for an.i .eas dSw1
| Lady he assured Maze that the Injury dit nu
Ter, she TOOK her exercise Is natural Is nfc. 81.
| will 2nlye here this 1tteruoon and Is ~ Certain
Ia tut next Friday oTeE the Buffalo track as il 81
xccident, exaggerated ~ 1t WIS. produced pro
| feui,d senaAtJn and general regret among Ii
huseenen At the track. yesterday. and the an
7nE srrFAIo RACES
| The ETea1 races ut Buffalo commence on Tues
| Jny afternoon. 4 large number Of EtntleMe
hare already gone down IN m this city u wttnes
the sl.oSt. aud more will leave to-dxy and TIL
, 1870-08-08
Eirek.

henry, III, Aug. GA barn belonging to Aash,
eE Conkilu, farmer living about ten miics west
Of thls place, was struck by lightning last night
The ba.n was entirely desrroses.: together with
about four hundred bushels q wheat and oats,
One hoTse Wss Killed. Several were taken o1s
IueS IN time to be saved. The loss Is about 81 oo,
No tnxurapcf.
, 1870-08-08

MKNrn1s, Aug. 1.-THE Little Rock Ga:tite sayB:
ave have rad carcfulIv our State exchanges.
and md that what VAS ntss supposed TO be the
cottnn worm proves to be the grass woTIu. Al
though some little damage Is done. the cotton
prospect has been little 1uared BY Il With IN
cctt.u crop VIII prove satisfactory IN every re-
spect Corn may be considered n1de, aud the
yield will he aarzer than tor yearA
, 1870-08-08
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7nK dREAI snoo71N0 rQuRwAXKxT,
,,ll Io,tlas. Al Dexter ratk. the great National
OF the Prairte Shooting C!oo, Of cntcaxo. Vii
be tnanguTated. The tournament vii cnp-
tinuc stx days, ending on Saturday, ind tho prizes
offered amount In value to IS 00o. The most noted
*hots In America are 10 be In attendance, and the
sda1r promises 10 prove an Immense SUCCESS
sno1tns ms5 may b bc rrocufei q the sec;rta1y @ IL. q
uowAlI. 1t Nos 10 snd l7a Randolph street
CnAIxSGk EXTRAORDINARY.
An Ohio hotel porter challenges the world to 4
uunk-smaahtug Masch for $50 I side and tho
Ala
, 1870-08-08
FIRE.

The alarm from BOX No. =, 1t ten minutes OF
o'clock this morning, WAS occasloned BY d 9 In
smokc-bos,sc In the rear Of SIX South Clsrk
sutet owned and occupied b. Q. J. Smith. t2ss
Insured fos 1,s1o IN tie Equitable Cause IN
Known.
, 1870-08-08
Base Bail,

N1tCEflANk0E9 NQ1EA
AT 4 game OF base bali played on Saturday be-
tween tha printers Of Jameson i Mosxe's ONCE
ALd picked nine OF buokbtndeIa, the fo1mef wesr
victorious by score Of IS toa
We A1s requested to correct the statement IN
Saturday, TRIBUNE that the Tamm2nys. OF ;Eas1,
boot Was on tha other foot Scon-Tammany, 81;
AMxtcu1S1 s.
The olympic Base Ball Club. OF washington,
reached this city yesterday morning fFpm Ctncln-
pau, and ART Stopping II the Briggs House. This
aiteInoon, Weather permitting, they VIII clean out
dxy afternoon they viii play game With the Chi
ca 60 Amateurs ii Ogden Fart.
The members OF the Baltic Base Ball Club arc
requested to meet at the Galena depot 1t O'Clock
TuefdAy mOfnlnR, to 8tart On their Western tour.
CANE IN SEw TCKk.
SBr foRx. Aug. 1.-THE game Of base hall be-
lwt tn PICKED mines from The professional clubs Of
S.~ Sprk city and Brooklyn, played on the Cnou
HIuurh yesterday for the benefit nf the widow
and children ct tie late base ball reporter Of The
New York 7tbune, resulted In favor Of the Brook
ign nins by I score of II to6
irRiE1lo tk FOREST c1Ife, OF c1kvxLASn.
CLKTILAfb, AuE. &-The game Of base b1ll bc-
tween ths Athletics, Of rhil7deIphia, and the
tlashing victor- ior the Phiindclph,ans. The ned-
ing IN both sldes wsA not up to the best Standard
each party making number Of mIns. The game
was won 1t the bat. the Athletics fairly astonian-
IE Tl, s.2 dnaT tas "a
In general, 70 far outpla5ed theil
opponents, .ha,, although Cleveland made nine
teen sotll b2ecsen hits and the Athletics twenty
yor. The crowd WIS very lafge And enthusiastic
and the game, though . sore defeat, Was = bcauu
fnl cue TOO witness. The following is ,ns eeore:
s::;:; sss;:s;;; ss;s:;;; s;;;: ;:;i; :.
, 1870-08-08
County Court.


Estatc Of + n. Skinner, lately OF Elk Grove
viii ptuy al 1ud letters testamentlrJ granted tU
Betsy skinner and Jeremiah Clough, under bond
nf {l4.t0A The deceased lett Farm OF ono hun
dfel ACTS Of improved land In Elk Grove, with
stock Al Il farming utensils.
Estate Of FIcucr1ck Ehiets- VIII proved aud
letters ot administration granted To Marta, utluw
under bond OF 81, ,pO1.
, 1870-08-08

From An advertisement In yesterdays c,tiuou,
The public Will notice that the sale of the entire
stock Of dry goods OF E GoodndEe. No. l6a West
Lake street, commences thix day, and, a. he hss
tea*c.i his prem1ses from the LIST OF Octoo%1 nctt,
the gustd4 MHSt t< sold.
, 1870-08-08

children ars xntcted during the process OF teata.
ing. II haa stood the test q thirty Je11 neset
Known 70 fa1l Gives rest TO the mosneF haa -
LEI TO The child Cures wind col1c and seeulA1es
the boBela
, 1870-08-08
HOTEL PERaONAIA.
EHkAKAN nQIYE

HHKAXAN n0CYE,
Auong the arrivals 1t tie Sherman House. ycs-
tef'lay, were the following: J. Farmer, C1evei3nd.
o.; ". A. Donald, Boston; J. J. Hogan, LaCfps,e.
, 1870-08-08

HCutAnea1sa diArR.cs cur<H By ussnK
Juniper T.zsssoap made By C4sNeH, Hazard co.
Nn~
, 1870-08-08

LAok to Fouf Children QiHrFhUas
dyeeptery, aud summer complaint ara cured hy
N.a Whltcoub'a Syrup, which Is sold tor Is cents
4 bos{Ie4 See advertisement
, 1870-08-08

Ne1er.E1 Hing <aItty mad &ucccsx.-
Mn WISSIOHS SOOTHING SYR1;p ia = ST.
md eer,ain remedy for al diseases Win wnicu
, 1870-08-08

SulAe1 Of rooms ARG n fnvarato
method Of hotel life. Tho AMERICAN H0DSE,
BOSTON, has sArEe number OF such, Whlcn NAV
be secured By post or telegraph, By families
Travelling,
, 1870-08-08
By 9fM, e, LANGLEY,
BY COLBY & WKRTS.
BY GRCBR 4 MEYER.


= <4E31N0 &c Fl 53kIN.
At otr salr1Eoo1. ls3 South Cla.k..t AONt ~ raor
n1nF- Angst T. At 37 o'clock. Hsus+cl. aud .ce4ir
T.rlsn Passot s7i,. Aatar io7 Cha,lhr suit A.st,s
Eaet aaa set7etart, Book. Re.iaatAat Cox ssoyr.
a.. VI GGoS stnTs 7se Gurt.iIa Spt?f A.;tssH
os1e{ Of EEU, F., RUsfk$, ~ Enfs:
, 1870-08-08
D1ED,

Paper Hanging and Window
shades, Atest aYieA Paints oils, glass md
brushes Al T. E. kiRbJ 4. - RanJolrh-s-
, 1870-08-08

Cod LtveF Ott--tI1zard i C2s1euB Cox
Liver on Is Lhe besI-IJrtrfis>meaL
, 1870-08-08

purity md faith In the mysic3fea OF Grd+ Ind
sni true for every soul that viii CT csn enjoy l.
The thluE. thln, ts donc, and ttts day and At
this hour We are striking Remote ~ sss do
cucr Of grand spiritual, divine, eter-
nsl set Il principles fur re church Ut the living
God. which are 10 20 on widening and aptcatiiaR
uupl !he church Of snls Iaud Is TrE0suttollxed by
It's ruurr, and. slow aud steady in It's prozfess, IL
shall he the spreading and expanding poncr Of the
simple principle Nhicn has Lecn EopaSstcd under
Gssi within th4p humble walls.
II t,the Of what l 1hns express: IL = thou
kanntn pars Ut wurI believe Or feel were The
whole u the truth, In this step there would be
" sep ,e eaa os t. T. bnzn,s ny se',s Z;
raELt 1t, fur the privilege Of being the agent IN
II, and ~ grateful feeling to God. that liz hA'i
la1icbt waiting Ut nearly score Of year, 10 come
~ thr huur tu wh!cb saaIl nua m5selt anle 10
iel that Tits Cathrdr4l cnusrl, Is the properly Of
fhr DI'eeee OF Illinois, ur that potion In Goda
rsus.lrrce, af las CouIch, Of which nY The multi
rsita:on q bishops and dluceset, the city Of cni-
C1co NAV Ike ! part.
Ny pleasant cu,y, after this 1elatlon Of what /
thank 5ou, brIused tntivtluals, ior the sacrifices,
riisned. For u txo .aiugs taink ,oa wili bea,
me witness: rrz1, thAs 10 everything have zait
e IL & ssst hsss Ave aens sa .s,t T. ae an M
III 1rnc And real In thS world. must be foundes
ias is IN our .t M sa<s a IN our - aeetiors: anless
titus grasp The Idea that all We can do must b
s!une uuder t!ie condition, Ec bAA4l retain Any
thing. Now, this is a sacrifice. know that muc
oi the money given here will lie paid Win sacf
dee. JkEo~ that ma1y condition that enter
intn thai, Is such makea It really and traiy
r1tcial Offering OF levout and grateful hxarts u
1ute God, and know and feel that, per1rea.in
all this incident, there Rrc 1Ettvtdual feeling
there collective feelings. that xre Of their
lrlnsic raiue, 10 deep md real that could no
even Il i werc u t1y, describe or designate the7
The whole htktoTJ Of the past has I'll
urence nnd circumstances that reveal
me how, In this simple incident, It
uOt the mere collection Of money; 1t Is n
the mere Elf Of tho 1tnount but II IS the r.ts!r
ii a m ut moral problem. II u he2rs growing
erart, in the great work and Life Of tne chnEc|
Non Earnest for the futErc. II ts, that u r
operative condition, In which il can go on CO
Querlng aud 10 conquer. Every point Of view
which we can regsrtt It.: every way ln Faich o
intellect our heart can feel feel that thls Is
nosi memorable hour, aud the results OF
~ have said, arr 70 20 on ana 0
Widening md deepeE. lost perhaps Ike tue gre
N.e, In itS almost unknown koufceA but setu
Ike me liver. with constant feFtllZluX &ud
psntlinR power ever bringing on and on, the :
tewtDg gifts OF t5ot's Er3re and love TO II
chulch, ever making the power aud tie iufluenl
OF that church wider AND more pecc1sarT for
ppsteltty.
, 1870-08-08

1sTFDA TEACHER N A BUSTyFs9
tsr ss9:gSth a. I'D e.gs,1snsst staesso % 2I6
- 10 ths President Of the ktss CiV Busiaen As
istaTIttc. td- S"aedcs
, 1870-08-08

ep fcd 10 Inc doctrine IN Neelf, but were opposed
merely 10 the urpoltuntuess OF declaring l. We
know his positively Of msny, though VIC have not
yet learned accurately Of how many this may he
fatd with truth Those who ahsented themselves
frtm the npk act practically concut1ed IN the
conclusion, scay,ng It to be cnnsummased by
othets. Nothing prevented them nom attending
and recording their votes. as the TWO did Wno r.
the rules that govern all such assemblies, Is =
practical aequeseencc In shs course that Ia nnally
Tie ceclsiou, then, IL the decision Of the church
of thAt chuirh that cauncs err In teaching the
truths Of faith We now Know Beyond qneation
Der sGrrt1ar head, and the same protection Il
guarantee Il 10 him. lie IA III. rock on which she
y built ~ he1 divine founder Ltke tas sdiane,
thss liis f.i,h MAJ not fa, i i Tor hin 70 son:
arm his hieihren. He feeds the sheer, md ~
amhs vim soGpG dSsne M y " pEs = i,
nsT'' teT into 10 the sne Fro f1o1nl.ed % %Isnd. THIS h:
nSen ene u ,.e be 81 .uee. &c e
now dltpelied forever Il is not that he can tescl
whatever NAY sceEa good 70 him, nor Is any ne.
n,srIsined Ia The very declston that has been JUS
| ms0c. II Is that God who governs AL thing
sNeetly, and reaches his ends With strength. vi
"a govern Tie cou1ee Of events Is to make s1re
bis Cxnre*s.rg faithfully the cid truths revealed
the church from the beginning. As Al i9d!yidni
he ., en- and tihstTse e. ass IL Ike mn u
which claim our respect. These arc not aaccte
| ty Its individual conduct.
This decision IL conclusive Tor every CA!ao4'
It u decisive fnr the learned and The simple. te
the priest and the Bishop As vel ~ Inc IaSmat
1t tt the evidence OF the teaching Of God, and IN
| Ia Of equal force for all --
Those who consctentlousls thought mat In oppo
! Ing this definition they were bur defending uutl
| WsFc performing their duty. New that the que
lion IL decided by the highest authority known
thr church. their duty Is The ame IS that Of i
1thett-hexrtfelt conformity. We have learue
that seTetal that Ecre most acuEe
The opposition hare already coufosmed, "
Il have ground for hoping that III
). | couEse will be adopted By all But eycn II any
or ont Of the council should RESIST, we should 81
with the Apostle, that even II An angel Iro
4 Heaven taaRht another gospel, let him ne anat
|. ema- "Anethts gospel " Ia not applied TO VIII
I | w tudiytdu1lly, no matter who or wnAt We b
: VIII md TO differ ffnn Whist ~ conceived to
the old one, but which differs from that which u
authority Of the church declares to be the oitleo
4 nj and Its tIuc Interpretation. The dec1A1aus
Of the Aptallc would Otherwise, instead OF repre1
ing noycliisay only be deifJtng evesy mans Il
cic#.
The Church In teaching this or any other dogn
+, qoea not introduce anything new. She only nls1:
u beyond doubt the old doctrine held from The beGi
. Ming, and removes tho dOubA that may hh
X existed tn sonc honest minds It Ia Ike tne d
8 cistou OF cur caurtx. 1foncst doubts mar extst
! The true meaning OF the law And the canssttutto
+ The court dcc1dt the question 1t makes no q:
law. 1t decides the meaning Of III
, 1870-08-08
BUSINESS NOTICES

Congressional District COMMITTEES
GALvA. Aug. :, lssu
, 1870-08-08
FANClEs AND FASHIONS.
The Matched and Unmatched
in Life.
The Matched and Unmatched in Sum-
mer FashionA
neutrality-suspicious. and
Jeveiry.
Rrtttsn for th Chicago Tribune

Rrfttsn for ths Chicago TRIBUNE
One Of the most precious things in Life il
human sympathy and mutual appreciation 1
DO not mean when people arc miserable or
unhappy, for they arc then too absorbed In
themselves, too eogotistical In their grief. to
care much whether others ehaze 1t or not, bat
when Life ID beautiful and fair, Almost too fais
for ono sentative, loyiug heart, then il il that
We would shArc the rapture with = kindred
soul, that BY silent pressure Of the hAud, OF
glance Of gentle intelligence assures Ms OF a
comprehensive intuition. 1t il not enough to
Know that flower or sunaet is beautiful.
We want thosa We love to know il, too, and Join
with us in grateful delight Iris not pleasant
TO read in = Passionate, pulsing voice Soma
deep-foned golden rhythm, and have your dear
one ask At the close OF line that thrills you
with delicious tremor: "Where did you
put my alpaca coat7" Mr. would he, If
intoning the graceful notes of his
1avotlta poet, care to be asked for
new bonnet And yet, however
sweet the unison OF souls, tho un1ppreciative
people ere the best to go through the world
with The flower Of the family which givea the
most salutary odor, is that which groas in L
barrel, and it doea not require my very hne
perception to make and serve it, but Ii is the
greatest essential Of life. And yet, row ter
terribly those matter Of fact people jar on
ones narvee; how big-headed and obstinate
in their own opinion they Are, dissecting your
dne spiritual anatomy with the blunt edgee OF
their Own egotisln, too obtuse to See your
agony. It seems sometimes that ii Il really
designed that people ahould 50 through life
mismated, as brother and Aister on husband
and wife, the Last particularly, for they psoyerb-
tally pull different ways. And who ever
heard Of : family Of brothers and sisters living
in harmony They a]waya quarrel, especially
before company, where it is yelled sarcasu,
but intensely disagrosable. And think of fat
Mrs, Jones and her slender, etheri2l husband,
whose LIE Is vocal with unwritten
with him Nothing but the gzosaness
Of tho desh, one would think; yet.
but for her, Jones would starTs. Il il 4he who
keeps the pot boiling, which no puIpling Bun-
set OF amber cloud viii ever do. Yet al OF
the best Of life Jonea lives A1one. Hls COM
panion is deaf TO the sweet sounds that charm
him, blind to tue rapturous visions be sees.
And oh! how many OF us live alone; our Joys
and aspirations unshAre3; tho sweet ejoicing
voices Of being unshared. We're it otherwise,
life would be too sweet. Well says the poet !:
"Oh ask thou, hope thou, rot too much
OF sympathy below; ~
Few 8ze the hearts whcnce the same touch
Bids the sweet fountains dow;
, 1870-08-08
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