New-York tribune., 1872-06-04


taste H. II a fresh quality OF food' CT ne"
preparaton OF IT, AZ that OF Australian preserved meats
for instance Is introduced, some shrewu ueoueu
sharptongued old woman will twlhAo "ei "noien' eys
pucker her venerable mouth and pronounce IL po''eu
cat or preserved horse snd none OF her heghDofs ue
her lifetime will look at the article any more Ahe au
yautages of cooperation find reader appreetors among
7oers and gentlemen of the military profeshons Ihey
are uersons OF education they have aVeied ana nave
experence They know that sheep and oxen u AuS'rna
are more plentiful than cats and cheaper tnan eS'
and ON the whole more sccuent and saVory 70 preserve
when they walk into the great grocery leWeHy' hoSery
and aecoueruent store In VotOriat tney understand
what they see They discern that the arueles are
reuuine. they know that they are cheap anu they
give large orders; they mention the pace W theH
friends; parents who have sons in the army vi navy
come down TO see what is done at this ne" S'Oe' 'ey
have paid outfttng bills before, and unders'" inc
proclivy Of contractors for high prices anu Mo oul
TO their sons and advise them to send to TINS y co
lucrative store for what they want 1t If conducted by
officers and gentlemen. They can be uusted 10 supply
only good articles, and make none Dut necessary anu
reasonable charges. Orders can easily ana prohpS Oe
dsnatehed 10 the most distant stations OF the "or
This Army and Navy Society has already issued TWO
price lists i'm which every kind Of article Is enuel"u
and their prices given, that an officer sendlhg AL i
knows what sum to remit. This Cooperative 9o'ie'1
goes upon the principle taught the world by the hnoe
nav "a Won buv" No trust credit bills no DookAcep
ing no bad debts no care about accounts no "as' Vi
time nduiring whether proposed customer ~ S"i0
whether his friends will pay If he docs no'' Ho
misgiving as 10 whether 10 Is DONG 5ON"5
officer good OF harm by giving him trust no
calculations as 70 how much per cent slla'i 10 0-
him and all other customers-the safe "a We as he un
safeto cover the possibe loss by few deialcators
making the honest customer pay premium out OF every
bill toward insuring the dealer against loss ny e O
drelg who never intend 20 pay None OF tlese uhs'S
and discomforts OF trade are Incurred oy ls soeJ'
Every customer is required 20 remit Win hs oi 'Ho
rotable amount OF IT, How many mothers ana fathers
will have cause 20 bless the institution OF Cooperative
Societies which render popular the principle OF ready
nancy povmentl How many fine houses are there IN
Belrravia and other parts OF London wnere CONTRACTORS
and tilor are sometimes stumbledlOver at odd uhher
narties where host OF hostess las some secrtl Ie'oh
for securing consideration FOR Tom whose oni' come
due and remain due II cooperation did no more 'nah
obolisb credit il would do much toward making the
world honest.
Five hundred pounds a day ready money Is con
Siderable urogress ir 40 short time as this society mas
been in existence When Capt. Lewis made inquiries IN
the city as 10 whether true that there reay was
mystery I'm trade, he told by wise anu piulehl
adviser that al required 20 provide Tor the business
success Of the store articles OF the Dest quy 10
charge for them fair price TO be prompt in the execu
nor overcharges made in the list, and TO nave wiling
servants who must De told TO be civil and always 20
sneak the truth These rules carried out az tney appear
10 he make this military store pleasant place Oh ous
ness The actual mystery OF shOpkeepng consists CHIEFLY
in knowing how 90 adulterate goods-n preserving lhe
appearance OF quality when the spirit dephr'eu' ana
in some cases when the spirit never present. and
also in being able TO calculate what stock to lay IN to
suit the demand likely to arise Provisions so quickly
deteriorate that overstock is certain loss But in CO.
lucrative store like the in question. this peculiar
wisdom is less wanted than in ordinary shop-keeping
First the store buys the best goods and they keep the
longest: next the demand is great az the Victoria
store that everything Is bought up while it Is fresh
There is a copous supply Of stationery in the store
and some books such as the Army and Navy Llst the
Gotha Almanac and kindred works are for sale The
only book OF general literature is 4" Memoir Of the
Prince Of Wales from Birth 20 Convaescence" The
only good thing about It is portrait OF t1e Prince,
which makes him look hands0mer than he Is 10 s sort
Of shopkeepers narrative ntehdeu 'o s9o" VIII ~ "a
creature he Is when De- is at his BEST and j. an exhibition
OF the sentiment he thinks hs customers expect
him 10 entertain There is scarcely an honest or decent
passage IN it OF the authors own Tie only sensible
passages the Princes speeches OF uch as are aken
without acknowledgment from iAc Writings OF news,
paper editors and correspondents VINO nave had
occasion TO describe events connected Win the
royal Iaully' speclHgn VI nc l lIclaco NJ. vi.
be sufficient for the reader. 10 commences tnus
Just when cam0rOus few were indulqng In violent
Trades against royalty ana rOyal institutions anu Ngu
the umId among the loyal subjects OF queen VIC
lutiOuary opinions gaining ground in midst 10
pleased God PROSTATE the heir TO the throne His
Royal ii ghness the Prince Of Wales, with terrible Ill
ness Ihls ~ ar IlnuEIl NaT az d'l W mvL Cunhlt-i"
tOn n Deity 10 make His ROYAL Hlghnesg III in order TO
rebu1e the republican tendencies 0f the time. The
preiace continues From the moment tnat NE so
precious the country appeared % be in danger the
universal burst OF sympathy and fear which his cOndl
On evoked must nave ldugAJ those petty agtOi thhJ
thev had misunderstood the apathy with which their
sayllls ilv r,,oi -. ~ ,ara siaS
eests that this Life" was intended for circula-
possession Of his senses, could endure this whining
loyalty. The hack writer who expected 90 attain
the dignity Of having his production sold at the CO.
operative store freqnented by gentlemen proceeds in
anxious days when his (the Princesl life hung by
thread men could hardly think speak any other
prOvement in health from day day received was
marked and apparent though, in great con
arms had won for her one wreath OF glory Much
the feeling evoked was due 20 the attachment Of the
ernnent but its depth, intensity and an but univer
salty great degree caused by the sincere love
IL is Impossible 10. feel some eommiseration for
Prince OF the Royal family who subjected to out
RACES Of praisean outrage equally upon the nation and
upon royalty. 1t Ia far honorable 20 both Queen
and people 70 assume, as the truth that the English
With human sympathy for a lady borne down by great
sorrow, and who Is not ashamed OF her womany grief
The class OF shopkeepers for whom this pamphlet was
written and who affect sneer az the petty ag
who thought they should like know the cost
OF the Crown" they were called upon provide. have
been themselves bowling and growing at Her Majesty
for years, and uterng expressions Of most indecent inn
patience because she persisted IN the consistency OF her
grief and refused 10 take part in those pageants which
shorkeepers were continually urging upon her. Their
contemplate loyalty merely orders for
dresses and the institution Of fashions, and now
they come forward with afectaon OF purity OF ale
glance which nobody but themselves is supposed feel
II the directors Of the store want 70 publish Life Of the
Prince OF Wales they should bring out OF their
IL is very good subject If put in good hands in the
hands OF writer for Instance, who has talent for tell
ing the TRUTH and there are plenty OF military men Wno
who might write Life Of His Royal n ghness worthy ~
be sold at the store.
FOREIGN NOTES.
A great sensation has been produced at vi