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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
Aas:Gaoif6e 2s:;asr&a:..

Die 2Sablen in Saieru iino uos
Ser urerB5rten &ab.trcissintSeiluns pcu
Seite bes li6sralsr Miniltsriums bod iicss
reid fir Die Rat9olifcn aus9efaasn. Gs
wurSen 49, entiaiebene SatboIifcn sescu
l6. SibsraIe in Den ganStas erwdblt. Nas
tirli6 ipeieu Die 9ibsralsu Seusr unb
5lamme Sasesen, aber Sus fam Aaes
ni3ts belien. Die &irtuns bieier @abl
wirS iid balo in Der &ammer iiblbar mas
den nnS bann baben Qus II. So. crit
orbentli9 &e9t su lamentiren. Der tleins
Sriumpb 1T elm i@lasenber 9sweis, baB
man BORT, trOs ROuis u. Miuiiteri,sm, nod
teineswess seiinat 1T, ben pom Eeids.
tansler uorsesei3neten Aes su seben.
60 Mill lid Senn bic iransSfi9e
aiiembIee pertasen nadScm fe bas @eiet
iiber bic SilOuns bes Senates ansenom:
men nno 10 bas Gsrfaiiunsswert bsenbist
bat. SIR bic Dauer Der 6srien pirS elm
Ausi@uB eruannt, Ser aus 25 Mann, ls
pom Der Redten unb l2 non Der 9inten, Be-
iteben ruirb.
Oieeuropaii6en Sldtter brin=
gen uns baS 9fdbere iibsr bic Nnnabme bes
neuen fran;Siii@eu llnterridtsseietes.
Nm l2. Suli ianb bic enbsiiltige S1lu6s
abitimn,uns itatt. OreibunSert unb ie9ss
ssbn Mbseorbnete itimmten baiir unb nur
2oe basesen. Oie $40, weIde fir bas
seiammte @eiet itimmten, beitanben aus
Der sansen &edteu, bem re4ten Centrum,
ben 1onapartiiten (oarunter Rouber). sis
nisen Nalloniiten, Qaboulape unS ieinen
Sutin,en, 10 ME ben RmiRern Buffet,
WaIon. @ontaisnae, Meaur. Gesen
bas Geiss itimmten elm lbeiI Der NaQes
niiten. bas linie Centrum (oie Graetion
2aboulaye oassenommen) unb bic ibrise
qinte, lis Ritslieber entbieIten ii& Ser
Mbitimnu.us. bar,snter 80 Son ber 9intsn
anb 10 NaloniRen; pom ben Niniitern
Econ Say unS Oufaure.
Seit mebreren TaSen bsi&aftis
gen ii4 bic &abelbepei@en anauib0rli& nit
bem Yarlamentsmitslieoe Elimioa I'M bris
tii&en llnterbauie unb s'par pesen eines
@eietss ibsr iseunti@tise S@iffe Der !9ans
bsIsmarins. 9lls &oblenbdnSler bate
plimioa 0elesenbeit lid gu lberseusen,
bab bic !SanSelsfotte 8ritanniens piele
ieuntadtise S1iiie babe anb Der S1as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
sus,as ans ben telegraph. Ytps(ata
Oeuti@I an b.

Berlin, %. Suli. Sol" Sorney
sebt mad petersbnrs, um Mublanbs Be:
tbeilIisuns an Der Ebila0eIpbisr Ausitelluna
su sewinnen.
Baron S&lSser wirb in Bdlbe mad
Waibinston suridtebren.
Grantrei@.
Seriaillss, 20. Suli. Raoul Ou.
pal wirb in Der National Seriammlnne
pen ber @esierans cine GrlIdruns Se,
lbatia&e perlansen. bab bic fraajSiii@er
Barser. weI&e bur@ ben ameritanii9er
Barsersries grlaite erIitten. INNER nod
auf gnti&dbisans war.en maisn, no bod
anbere AaslduSer bieieIbe i&on erbaltsu
baben.
GLASGOW, 20. SuIi.- @rant's Baum.
woQipinnerei liest in Aide. Webrere Mr,
bsiterinnen unb fanf Jeaerleute erlitten er.
beblibe Yerletansm. Dem breibunber,
&Spfe ;6blsnbm Mrbeitsperional seIans a
nit lncpper No.b, ii@ aus bem bremen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
Nuntutcr 2tO.


tsit jabrlid piele Matroieu gum Spier iie.
len. Gr pnblisirte ieine Grfabruusen, fam
auT GrunS bieier gsitation ins Parlament
nno 10 ;nang er bas Miniiterium sur gsi.
ler'Ins Der 3nltanSe Elm G3eiet uor;ulessn.
Sa p!Stlid crfldrt Sisraslp, er siebe bem
e'eIetentwurf fiir bieIe &ammsriieuns ,us
rid. Dies er6itterte FlimIoQ berart, oag
CT IN Isbr Experimentation, fleselbafs
ten, aber oEr5 uno our9 wabren Gprtem,
ben eritcn Winiiter unb feline slmtseenule
len uerantuortIi6 crfldrts iir Bic Mens
ldenleben, ,uel9e i'm nd6ltsn @inter aus
llrla6en, bie man bdtte 6eicitisen tOrnen,
uerlOren snsen, nnS rief auf ie SEN 3orn
uno bic 5fade @ottss bercb. GlimiOll mar
Sarauf sefaiit, baB er oui sluorSnuns oss
'DauIes ucrbaitet luerSe, bod man traute
i9 nt6t. 9lnseiibts Ser 6urd Sisien Scrs
gang srfolsten auiresuns bei6loB Sisras:
Ip tlein beiSuseben unS bas Earlamsutss
mit9lieO 9lSbsrlp bra6te einen neucn Ser,
4Iimioll'idcn Sbuli9sn Gntpuri im 0auie
ein, Ser tcrsits in ;rueiter 2si,ms ansenoms
men wurSe.
Sn cd ottlaub 5 lit einsroEer Strife
Der Saumwoaenarbsiter aui @runS elmer
Sobncrnicorisuus ausssbroden. Osrislbe
bssann am 26. in Slbban,, inSsm sort oie
slrbeiter pom lG5 Snbriten Sic 9trbeit nies
Serlegtsn. Scuts ser S'trite it5 auf ale
oortisen Sabrifen ausSebnsn, perocn nidt
lpeniger ais 10000 Meniden obne Ses
idditisuns iein. Su Suntse wurbem 81
SaumwoQenipinnereeu ,pelde 10000
Meniden beIdditistem, seidloiien. Sa
bsioe Sbcile enti6loHen iino, ni9t nadsus
seben, 10 beiirdtet man blutiss 9luitritte.
Sn ber3ersesoipina lit Bic 9iube
nod Ianse nidt berseiteQt. sSie elm 5s.
lesramm melbst, wurben Die tiirfiidsn
5ruppsn am 90. nit Sen Sniursenteu banos
semcin. Sn einem erb;ttsrten @efedte bel
asociisna uerloren beiSe Sbeils uiele SoSte
uno Serpunoete. Im folsenben Gage
ma9tcn Die Siirfeu einen 9lusfau aus Sta.
Iot uno sriiien sic Sniuraenten BEL Sabra
an. Gin &criub Ssnielbsn nit Sons
pusnien III Die 5lanfe su fallen, iblus iebl.
Der Sampf Sauerte oen sansen Gag, bod
1T bis isst oas &eiu!tat nidt betannt.
8dbreno in fait alien 5bsi!sn Guros
pas &esensiiie unS ucrbeerenbe Stiirme in
lester 3cit unbsredsnbarsn S@a6sn anse.
ridtet baben, fommt aus Fortusal bic
9tadridt, SaB in mebrersn Diitricten Der
Yrouin; Minbo bic Grnbten uao sSeiSen
bur9 anbaltsnbe Oirre uollitdnbis s.ritSrt
iinb unb Sas gieb Dor l0unser itirbt. aus
anoern Srouin,en lauten bic Nadridten
ni@t uiel beiier. Die 2oealbebOrben ertIds
rem es unm0sli9, bie Steuern beisutreiben
unb in 9iiiabon brobte iosar Elm sesen bic
getreioeueridifier seri&teter sluirubr aus
;ubre9en. Natiirli@ iudt bic &esieulns
Der NOtb ;u iteuern, 10 gut ie Tam.
Sn Can SaIpaboriit sic Rnbe
luieSer berseiteut. Der 8iidoi uon Cans
ia Celia unb 7 Srieiter wurSen int gjes
beimen uerbaitet unS unter SeSeduus uon
100 Soloaten na9 Yort Qibertab unS pom
ba auf einem 0ampfer nad gaicarasua ses
bradt. 8ii@of Garcamo unb brei anbere
@eiitli3e wuroen ebeniaQs aus benz Qanbe
uertrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
2reise der 9nseissn,

Tnssissn fur Sisns 2ptttrisa. 0idSsss r., srk tss
Ssfs Der fatt. 8ir&e upiesr. EHsta stiae dStEsexe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-01
&tAmastst tan 0efSnautg.

Semanb, Ser farali9 cine Getle mad
Gatern Qenlaht bate, mar III Der 2age
getpe1en, uber 6as yer1aIten RuIle
NJ ann's i'm - edngntB oenaue
@rtunptgllngen etn8uaieben. SIN Nagez
l1etllen lou bas 8etragen bes Gerbreders
etn DurdauS oronun9s9emdBes uno a1e
trteoenlteuenoes ietn. Setne 8erldloiz
lenbelt bat tretli6 eber suz ais a~bgenpntz
men, lettoem er gu bet Heberaeu9ltuq qez
largt TT, baB eiue Begnaoigung, auf Bic
er Aafan8s rsit ge6offt bate, bod tpobl
gu Den Observation-Disclosures meu1 nibt
Hnmo9lt9fetten geboren oiirfte. gu
gnoe portgen Sabres ipielte Elm .3ufau
lbn eGn 3~ettungsblatt in Die 0aube, aus
penn ct BEN pl0bli6en Sob oes 8ropites
NJ Salafpeoel (oer i'm gu Dem 8erbreden
erilul1terD eriab. Gum eriten Male
5e19te CT bet bteler @%elegenAeit cine ttefe
llllere Grre9ung, Hno na6oem ct Elm
paar Gage lang ftia por ii6 biugegrubelt,
DIeaet1t IN 1eiuer Wetie iiber oieieu
gYtI9er@otte5" na69eoa6t bate, CAB er
1~etlell Mnll0 su erfennen, au beidten.
Jtatnrlt6 wuroe ibm oas geirattet, aber
pie lebr lange bauerupe Bei1te tpuroe
telnem ipeltlt6en Gi6ter, fpnoeru Dem
tatbnltl1en Observation-Disclosures abb
gelegt, uno Do bieier perpfli6tet lit, al
t9pet9en, 10 wiro woAL nod LANCE,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-01
g~5o;chenfliche Sninois Sfaofs-B ctfano.

Gapitdn, baB baS &iGmdrtsfabren Nidts
mebr niiBen tonne. Der nS6iaer" legte
fi1 raid auf Die Stor6orDiette, norauf
Der @apttGn BEN Befe6l CAB, Die Wetz
tungSboote, es tparen Deren a6t, =
binunter3ulaIen. Gon ben a6t SOoten
tDuroen lteben binuntergelafen; Die Mrz
belt mar etne bo6lt I6mierige, neil bic
Boote 1ebr i6tDcr wareu unb Der nS6tts
ler" auf oct Seite lag. yta6bem bas
Boot 1904 btnuntergelafen mar, befabl
@apitdn GbomaS, baB i0 oas Commando
Dieles .8potes ibernebme. 9aslelbe
nabm 1teben Berlonen bon ber Bcmal1z
nur0 llno bios bier Yaiia9iere (oarunter
Srau Soens) auf. 0d5 Boot 16lug UNI,
bod rihtete es lid ipieoer ouf unb es gez
lana ben 2eltten, tDIeoer tn o1sielbe 1tnS
Elm All gelarqen. IS mat i~loeIiel nit
Walfer gefiiut. @ir muBten BRET Stuu7
ben i'm lSaller aufre1t Itebel, bis mir in
eilt a1beres Boot auf9enommcn Wurz
oen."
Sin Jti1eri6iff, bas mad Der Gataz
ftropbe in Yeusance a%nfaun, fubr bur6
a%tpetbu1bert 1dtpiinmenDe 2ei6el1, no.
runter piele bon Trauen nno Sttnoern.
Ser Mino unb pie Stub trleb Die Geldell
na9 Dem Seitlano gu.
9as 8egrdbniB Der GerungGidten arf
Der Sniel st. UiarD's miro 10 9eihtloert:
Selblt Die bGrtelten t6er5en wuroen err
g%riffen. Die @ei6aTte auf Der Snlet
wurDen ale eingeiteut uno Die gauge @tl@
noDnerl6aft, Die anar niGt IeDr grOB tit,
betbeiligte fi6 al Dem 0~egrGbniB. IS
lit ouf Der Sniel fein 2et1enma9en Dors
banoen unb UNI Die 81 2ei6en, Die gu be-
erbigen tDaren, na6 Dem Gir6bof 5u traz
gen, oasu tparen ni6t 9enug mannll1e
Gtutpobner %D0rbanoen. Die SGrge tDur>
Den oaber etnaeln auf tletnen BON Bonies
geao9enen 3ipeirG6ertgen Garren na6 Dem
Srieobofe gefabren. Die Bpnie5 purDen
an 3aune geFibrt. Der Bug bemegte
1i1 in gelnelleuem S6rttte nad oer SEE
9rdbniBltdtte. Die SGrge Daren ale
I6iDar5 angeltrt9en uno ale nit Blumen
beoeGt. Inter ben 2eiotragenoen befanO
1t1 6err Gleoerer, elmer Der @eretteten,
luel6er Dem Sarge ieiner Satin uno leti
mes Ttnoe5, Die III einem unO 0em1eIben
Sarge pereint naren, ua6 Der leBten
NlbeitGtte fDl8te. Die 8e9rGbntBitatte
lte9t etne Wteile bonn fleinen 0afen Der
Snlel entfernt; mani genieBt Don bort
na9 allen Buttten bin bic MnsltGt auf
bic See. Sdunmtlide Sdrge muroen IN
3pet groBe @rdber ni~eoergeieutt; oer
Eirae Der Sett tDegeu tDar IS ni1t mog1
lt0, fir teoen etn3ellEen Sarg Elm belons
i6eres Grab ber5ultellen.
Sin @elage BON Sffi3ieren fanb ipirfs
lid fur3 boz Dem ltn8lade ltatt; aber Die
Nngabe. DaB e~tn3elne Der Sift8iere be-
trunten sepeien leieu, iaeint mtbe9riinz
bet 3u 1ein. Wenigltens iagt Die 2ons
boner w9ailD Jteps": u9ln Dem pers
b~angniBpouen Treitag Abeno faub auf
benz vSdlQer" cine 6eltli0teit au g6ren
Der Offt5iere itatt, ieoo6 batte bas tei>
uerIet i~t0renpe Mirfuns auf bic 2enfung
bes Sa9r3eugs. @be BET nSdiuer"
itrauoete, bate bic frobe @eieI1baft it6
bereits aetreurt uno aue Offi3iere batteu
tpieoer ibren Yoiteu eingenommen. OBJ
glei6 ber Steuermann Die @abe bate,
befanO ii0 @apitGn &9omas bod auf Der
Bride"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-01

tpenn ni6t immer, bic Sduptiade in bie>
Ter merftpiirotgsn @riminaIsei9i1te Elm
@ebetnntB bLetben.
, 1875-08-28
STATE DUTIES AND STATE RIGHTS.

To The Editor ar 7hs Chicago Tribune:
CHicAoo, Aug. 25.-rLo dispatch from Hprins-
fold, published in tie papers day Or tno sincs,
stating TINT tho "Ku-KIux" law euaotol
by Cougraaa Ia to be called into operation
to atop tho iawicsa outragsa Of the mid
night prowlers aud aasassns of William
aon and other southern counties tn tho
State, and to bring the guilty to inorited ponish-
mhnt, was huFpr1so to at least one Republican.
The letter Of that law may reach tho case but
tue spirit Of 1t does not. The ku-klux act Wa
utentea to provide courts and officers to try and
punish those guilty Of certain olfensos, mud pro-
tect tue helplesss aud iuuooent when, and In
such states WHERE tho 1ocal or Btate authorities,
cshct from want Ut powos dlsposlsiou, full to do
no. II is not Very desirable advertisement of tho
zlch. popul0us and pAsrioso 6t7tG OF Illinois, 10
hase 1t proclaimed from its Capital to Ill the
world that she tas neither the disposition nor
power to e1ec1to her own Laws, defeud her
peaeenble cltizebB. aud bring bsfore ler own
Tribunals of 1aBfco, for tzlai Ana pnnnhmsnt,
tho volators of. 4aw but mnst call to her assist.
ance the statutes courts. etileofs sOd forces of
the whole United 6talssl TAla Ii hta1P.y ddlcu-
lous. aud cannot 10 Justified BY existing facts.
When the Chief Executive Of the State n0ds the
power Of Illinois Insufficient to control scoso Or
ark Tor Federal AID bu. tho tlno Will coma b.
fore. Thcra sate duties ~ "ell - 8eato sghtss
and when tho afss sre performed, tho secooa
| eau lp utHlhu4Gu tAA NY K1QO reason DO
g!yen for tns btato at toast not attempting 10
euforce hor uwu laws. before the Governor tAIta
on anulher poNor to DO sol Il docs not seem
| politically wise fur = Republican Governor 10
i,t,uvrssssr1y allow tho Opposition to Justly
say that II Federal intoIfereuoe is tho policy Of
| tho Republican party" Can 1t be thst, IL tha
Stato enforced ita oMn lAws soma yotss Ia tho
uext Gubcsnasorial elaction might be changed
aud MAS It 70 avoid this +" disaster that tho
responsibility Of hfeakiug up tho yillAiuoua
ciahs Of the Bulilnera and Ruaseus YAs placed
albewhoso7 Z 3.
, 1875-08-28

10 ths Editor " 1'hs CAieago Ts4bun1:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis., Aug. 23.-1n the carly days of
the rebellion when everything looked dark aud
cloudy, Tue TRIBUNE stood first la loyalty. We
are glad to 800 1t agAtu como to tho front On tho
financial question. By tho plan Of quoting gssen-
backa 1t thelr actual nsrket-vAlae, which tnakas
/. 10 plain that any citizen, oven though he bs
fool cannot iAll to 500 It in lts t5uo condleIon-
One Of the great disadvantages our depEo
oiated currency places = very lAr9a class OF ou
people under ii iho high premium which is 10
quifed to buy anY 4oye1ument bonds. 1t Alulostef
iscsuaIy shuts them out from Aome-tnvostmeat
whliu foreigners. with thels foreign cutrsnc
(which IL worth par lA gold, can buy our bond
srs largely taken by foreigners, while honlo-in
ysstors Ara excluded from buyin9 tham. IL no
that Why 10 large an amount Of currency u ptaaA
up In our lclty banks, Ida aud ssstins ta'esa,
ment7 PLksx1kAs
, 1875-08-28

Views Of nm Indiana Dcmocr
10 IL: Etit,r of The CAftogo 7+tbuas; -
LooAssrour. Ind. Aur. a4.-rbe ed;tc..,ot r.,
rur trn,urxr Ill, r,ox,,.no 49,. 49, ..r.1,.
notraasan. .a, 49,. a.. -E n1u.t!fn ufom ru 'nu An"
ucnoesaey Ano Tue tfeaioencs' while sabatan-
doubt, miaconBsruea the attitude of Gov. Hon.
dtjcks upon The financial oua.Hon. Ne,tb.r do
1t.hs u .,oos ~. msr,n - ~" o.. ~
,.a. ~ wv" 'uo pa'1s ~ 'n1s n.aso ieel tho
ieast embarrassment At tho position Of ths
party in Ohio Too much Significance il
attached to tho October results In Ohio.
uhcb. after all, c,n,,ot ho o,.r,os j., 49,. .tss,
,i,,h, ,,,,,, 49,, ,.a,.a NJ. ~ Guy o'not
.,eus .AA" 'o'"t 4"e"o' "tIa vi" "'n8'e oicep-
aon' there Is no prominent Democrat In Indiana
rho intlorses the raG-rnoney heresy of tho Ohio
Dcmocrate. and eynn Mir. yoorhcoa In. t,kcn M
,,r, II, tl,. c,rn,o,., .1,hau.,. ~ 49,, 49,. ~
:. .st.Ns. Aeea N7 e's 'oeolJ
- oeips put 10 10 sosofeht lost tn that
STATE Tho silence Of Gov. 11ondrictH in tbs
Ohio canvass IL, to rome extent. an
enforced ouo, but results from no bes,-
tsnrv rn,n 1,;a r.rt ,, 5o.,.-. t,t,..a,< 49,.
,inat,;aI nrcstian Watneoo ,,tie n,Inot upon .ne
In hs, ,rsid 1'oa ,ann A. p.t, pun.s ueCiatsioo
nI,at;r fo~ an hopns, e..'u nau - unl'
~ Wcr1on,it.. xsin,, tEy ~. r, y. my O.! sonA.
N commsna liz snonc', 1rar sa.ar, pscAsea
, 1875-08-28
PARENTS TO BLAME.


AURORA, ILL.,, aug. 27.--fou kindly invite dis
cussion OF tho matrimonial question. Too mauy
young men arc going through life unmarried. I
lay the blame wholly upon the parents o: the
girls. Even plain. sensible people raiHo their
daughtcra ia such = Way that young men shrink
from an attempt to clotho and support them ~
tLoy have been clothed and supported. First.
tho Girls are brought up in idleness, entirely
ignorant OF housekeeping, and nudstod for tue
duties Of life Their parents. And no ono esc-
not even the girls-a1e TO blamo for Tits. sec-
ond, thoy are clothed altoRether too richly aud
cxrensiyely. And t4oir parents arc wholly to
blnne for this. They know. or ought
to fnow. that no poor young man. hoW1ver
steady aud industrious, call maintain these girls
ns they have boon maintained. parcuts ra,so
their girls in this way who can hardly sustain
themselves. Parents Who utartsd in life poor
in perhaps house Of two or thsee rooms-and
have been prosperous, tatso their girls jnnt aa
rits is expected 10 lise III good house. in good
somehow. Tho gir. expect It. The venture, I
atn sad to say. is taken by youth now and
head o besns @ IN IN good roo 's stylo. " and ND
does h!H best 10 maintain himself. iie worries
along ycur or two and then settles down upon
tho girls larentn. 1te does what he can to sup
E0TI kl1H IAtullF, 1UQ tllGF GO ING fGSf-{fDUl
neccas,ty, Ills call rotnbutlvo jnatice. It ts
q picture oftcn scsl' Every young man who
"co'nmita matt'mony with "tho gill Of tho
peI!et las this epl1aph staring h'm III Tue face:
Ho wasn't Be!f 'BustA'n'nE-Eono to llEo with
the old folks. 1t isn't pretty prospect. Ia 1t
surpttslng young men remain slnElef Am not
figi4t III SAVING parents arg "hoily 10 blatso Tor
tue scarcity Of marriages You promised some
rcf1ectlona OF your o"h. hhould no pcasca to
hear them. J. II.
~ -
r y. ,,,,s. GA"p,p' ct,., -. ~ ess"'9'
,"s I"''"' = 80. ,''"o'' ~. -, ',',.
CHICAGO aug. 17."oh LUIS SUBJECT OF young
men and women, lot Young unmarried buHi-
meas man stato hls yicws aud circumstances. l
I'm 30 engaged In rot.i1 1uainoss with n.rtncr,
~, ~ =.
, 1875-08-28

CnlcAao, Aug. 2o.-1n ono Of your " Local Let
ters" the writer says the majority Ut youuR men
think the ladies have no hlghcr aim III life t'ant to
marry rich, to make = fine display OF tulle and
nrauge.bossouls, = bridal trip to sot'o fashion,
able NateriuK place. to have 81 oppoftnulsy;ot OF
giving Il! their nov suits At Issss enc airing ne-
fore the style changes. There are dome' will
admit who haye 10 higher aiu than this. and
men who wish to marty "paFlof ornaments"
will marry such stfcs. But there aFo many
good. sensible gEls who haYe 10 snch hiah not.ona
sud. sbould tho right fellow come aud propose
to them, .hey would say, "Yes, sir; thank you
vhy did you not say 80 bofota7" And they
would b. lust ~ happy and contentsd 10 DO
married III = calico dress ~ rich silk or satin.
They SO the gtrls who will make poor msn good
viySs, and. il need be, c4n help them To earn =
comfort able living, and together they could live
che.per aud very much happier to work for each
other. ii " Ill nonssuse toz ths young men to
, 1875-08-28

For the so-callcd dolb!o-blessodness, I believe
tho following statement will DO light

For n ut. IL
For washing.
For couccfts .......,..................
, 1875-08-28
A DEFENSE OF THE GIRLS.

~ 1suRoF u AHe tH1fttIo 3FaVH"s
CH1cAuo, Aug. 25.-Deforo the subject of
"why young people do not MARI" IL dropped
or grown SO wosrsome as to be excluded from,
your columns, l want to bo SLOWED to aay somo
words in behslf OF tho gtrls-and they arc de-
oidedly to tho "boYs." Now. j. ain girl,
and in tho matrimonial market. and when tho
right enc rrosonte himself shall Say yos With
out tho Bltghtast regard to the state at bis
fnanoea. There ia too much blamo thrown
upon Us, by writors in general, mud BY boys
oBpeclally-for not marrying. Iho main Diff
Guilty being tho expense, aad exssavhgant uottous
Of tho girls nowadays, they say. Now can
provo that girls arc not ono-half 30
e1trAvagaat a. boys. Thero aro few young men,
even those at work for small eaIarieb, who do
not smoke or use tobacco In eoms form. who do
not drink occasionally, or play billiards. or play
games where money. moro or loss, ID required
attond placos OF amusement. hnd Indulge IN
number'oHa pleasures and cxtrayAgant fanciea
And In all those indulRences the gsle
have no rloasure,-shotr very exclusion ra!t
OF tho ploasuro,-knd | will add that We do
not wish to share Or oountenAuco such cttrava-
gance. a poor clark viii spend Is cents for
cignsn, Say dozen tiu]ea in three MONTHS and
that Ia LON estmate, and tho &3 Involved IN
That pleasure arc thrown away. forgotten.
poor girl will apend fS for materials for hat
mako 1t herself 30 it will be stylish and becon-
Ing. too. and 10 mako the money Of some ma
torisl benefit.
Ask young man what he wants In a wife and
ho will 60 through whole catalogue Of virtues
and accomplishments Aud does he stop to COLI
sdcf whether lie can give in return Al much "a
ho raqnirea7 Let boyn ask for their equals aud
nothing more, and they Will find wife in SUR
pr,s,nRly short timo.
"A parting word ie to young men At work on
meagro salaries Give up selfish. unnecessary
habits, especially those whore money IL required.
Cultivate good socfety-young lad,ee who thtnk
more Of higher and batter things, whoBo heada
arc more cultivated than their feet, and wl,osa
standard Of measurement IL true and lAatins
worth Of mind and character, aud let them 81
live that thoy cannot fear to require a good
woman, aud = tine marriage, aud happy home
will surely follow. II youug meu viii
seok wlyea among s!liy, shallow. fashionable
Bct of young ladies', whosa only thoughts arc Of
dress, Anl to marry soms gay fellow, they will
always lind that moner Ia tho sole requirement.
em},haticsly aud Invariably the solo conslderA.
siot,. beltsTe and kaow, that girls arc puEeF.
truer. moro willing to make perBonsl SACRIFICED
than men, and a1e absolutely moro economical
aud moreover are more worthy 10 bo
wives than ntne-tnths Of tbs h&s.
II thero ato suRgestions or, blsme
10 be gwen, begin where they aro moat needed
and don't denouncs Tho girls 10 ind,scsiminascly
-As eAtragsgans. MARY.
, 1875-08-28
OF lstticea rondastng why Young men do not
come. They do coue 10 most of them, and Are
teht "wa*' only the young man preseryo q dis
cfect silence oil this subject, MEo,


TNE CASE.
1oths Editor ~ Jhs thraaa Tribune;
CHICAGO. Aug, N,-Beoinx that a orc,+ rr.,,
letters hre an,wored t,,,ounh von- ,.sa' y
NM, oc,f,,,,. ~, r,,, - pape' "ou'o
ter "hefo lt will not 10 overlooked. About two
years ago l was introduced 10 \ young man
s1ncs then be ban boen pay,nr mo a or,at tca, of
attent;on. In 3,c, ho h.. trina ovo-.,h,.., ~ ~.
A"e".'o'i !" 'Acs nc aas s'le1 ''elytn'ns 70 Win
my hucct'on' ahd lo AA' lohg ago hucceeded. for
my heart was his from OUR lsss 'nooting. Slnce
then navo had soyeral good chances 10 eet mar.
r'cd h,,t t,avs -afu.oa m tie .ccount .ht,Lirr
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