, 1873-05-04

ono c propose Is immense Wo have only indicated
few Of the evils which it would do much to remedy
Of the authorities It should ferret ont abuses and
expose them It should take hold of old sgals aaa
bring them to distinction Il should stana n1n1a
his RIGHTS 1t should see that every woman has Pre-
tectiG in every thoroughfars OF this grcas oiy L
and stimulating influence upon Eli Its ofhcars. IL
should furnish moral impulse, money, anu oraina
they srs needed to roos out "Topg @
nesa, and insist on tho execution of Ia"a "cn tno
officers Of the Law regard With indifference or rspug-
who does not fcel tho lnauonco Of Mr. Bargh upon him,
and who, when tempted to cruelty, does not look
round him to see whether any Of Ms olhcers aro
watching. The Same influence brought to bear upon
ali who tempted to wrong-dotug toward men. wo-
mon, and children, would xoprcss world OF crime
!. is " Waehps
city, would 10 protection 10 itself and tne hana OF
such an association would become tho right hand Of
the Law. Such association fs just as practicable and
Just legitimate that for suppressing obscene liter
ntnra any other nuisance. Who will NOVA IN IT. and
take the quickest open opportunity for immortality?
CHARITIES THAT COST LITTLE Oh no MONEY.
This is not new suggestion, but is a good
one, that cannot be too often repeated:
Not long since gentleman whiting charity hos
pita, rcnen pering that he had illustrated
In his pocket gave them to old man there who could
not resd Hs would have forgotten tie circumstance
physicians Of the institution whom he met aflerWnrd
':He has not yet finished studying those ptstures"
continued the doctor after mentioning the n
ctdent ADO you remember the dull y:esnt eoants
its sprIghtliness, end when spoke to him Of tho
change hc said: go, Doctor! you can't know what
joy these papers have been to mo! havo lain On this
led week after week. have counted again and again
all tho squares in this counterpane; can hhus my
eros and put ny finger On any particular figure n IT,
I know every 6pock On the wills Of my room. cnn
tell Just how many bricks in the wall Of tho opposite
building can be counted through my window, and
have been 90 tired until got these papers"
Is not such result worth the expenditure ofn little
trouble, postnge-stamp, and newspaper Wrapper
people often complain that they can
gra nothing, becausc they have no money to besoW;
and yet there many tender charities that require
very litt1e money, md sometimes none At al.
II travellers would mail books and Journals to so:ne
charitable institution, instead Of leaving them scat
tered about in cars and hotels the benefit conferred
would he out Of all proportion to the small amount Of
trouble requisite. stayathomc readers can tako thor
discarded books to poor unfortunate they may
chance to know send them to those who aro n'es.
csted in public charities, that they may diapose OF
them, And even many fnTauds {Tho arc geuesauy
great rea1ers) WILL doubtless, bc glsd to lc=rn tat
although apparently 1b1o to do little for themselves
or any olsc they have this opportunity Afforded
thenasof greatly holping other invalds mora "
fortunate than themselves to an enjoyment fos WHICH
they are too poor to pay.