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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-29
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Idaho World Prlntlng company
,,,,S JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER.
, 1879-05-31

The Homo could say OF, or at, or to you
would tinu iull e1ptesston 10 very lsnRYil WI
tl.nt yon yet would heip tho unhnppy ones ot
Garth, who never, nsTor Gnu ,hc l,aIpcd, md arc
in carncst-an.l what a a'stupld lot The tns!nccre
onea ars any vayl 8'has toa are this, III ha7o
Nov hark at mo IN Frhnca there is ono sa-
cred thinv, v,-1.berty. In Antftca there arc two,
t.Ehcrty mil the homc- c-thc flrcsile, tslc conl,l-
Enl estate. In words of courae Anu marx this:
0ul, but The everyday street ind theatre ynteo
OF tic multitude In the truth Of the heart pt 70"
ctcty. No man or woman can assail tho mar.
rface relation in this country unchnllcnGed.
Eyerg man within the souMl of the t:an sn:nkess es
OF ten Of tic wires who latcn n,ny bc as good a.
the husbands, 9fhl flyu Of the remaining seven
may DO nnhnupflv. married. vet The who'll as,
senbnge vii sry down % ,lo spsaker ana ~, IoA
rctl wotnen who frame a1l social Laws, a,la have
the pcnnlty OF bhnislIncnt In their hands, have
30 tccreci. Ard MUD ynn, t'cir laws afe not
made for men aione, they aro tnndo fer women
MS we'll, ntd while d recommendation to mercy
accompanies crcty vcrl!ct against a tl,an, thcse
tnllcxtbis Judges award The full penalty III cYery
c1se to offenders who arc Of their own Sex. 1fc
voice Of society does mot nsscrt that Il married.
The society Of her husband, II simply remarks:
"Eyery ttun woman Is satisfied with hCs hns-
bant1,h nni you aro oil true women aro ynn
uotf Anh theu oil tho ptlintorcH respond, Wc
aru all true women" ahI this 10 tho way that
no mattcr how "llnpelcsa" or "tfscolsragcd y
a tnnrrcd woman looks. or how hopeless aud
ltacousage(l-O tilu ,so and tho p!ty Of ftl-a
marriel woman may be, she shall not be con.
eoled In tflts world savo at the prize Of social
death, And tho women arc right IN this. ~
they always arc In eserytllsug. had AZ ia tlsa
estate Of Lie unhappy married wonlnIa, there ta
worse condition. nti1 In tho yast majority Of
rasrs the unhnppily married woman who en'
deavora to aIleyiate her condition reaches q
depth Ut misery compared with which her for
! mcr lack III happiness was 4 nacre shadow.
Let us glauce 1t tho result: Loye with loss
OF sesfrcspect, love without toss q sels-scspeet,
| and love which ts not returned These are the
only possible results OF an attempt OF, the pars
! Of an unhappy married won,an 10 right hes own
| wrongs. aud wherever Tic Homo writer's may
finally lucato Heaven It Is quite surb tint thu
other p,nre hns no tortuses more arontzng
| than those of woman Ia either OF tile three
| mentioned cases.
| 1t Is the Ilappy married woman, Eyadue, "hc
can be, and Is, tho cbarmtng woman Of soctc
! IT,, the wpmnn With whom men converse
nnd to whom tho whold world bows down Ia
roycrcnce. How strong hs. influence IL yos
can Judge Hhcn you reflect that whE[u there are
| only, Say, two happy married women In ter
\ wiycs, set tlloae two Maks the laws for thu
other eight, land 1t always will bc SO.
There IL 10 democracy In society. $500.
| FORTY YEARS.
, 1879-05-31
SEQ to II Tint their surroundings aro copduc1so

eco to II TINT their susroundtngA aro conducive
to such life. It Ia truo that sono n,ny pass
through tho aro unburned, but II Is snfer and
surcr 10 20 around It, Few parents would nj.
low their children to 90 upon tho water ia a
1caky boat or rilo after runaway horse, or 30
nnywhors whore they were cxposcd to physical
danger Of my klud. But tho mlnd u1M morals
Of u,eir children they 10 not guard 50 closely,
especially ttosa OF tho boJs. They allow them
-tlnkn0wipgiy many ttules, no douht-to run
nlt sorts of risks. lanlly think should be
far from tic truth II said that ntno,tentlls ol
time, except that devoted 70 school, sieoplng.
and eating, in te streets. A. fat a. tltctr NOR
as arc concerned, tlley might far batter be aa"-
Ing wuod Ii tho hackyatd.s
lowing this. II they but knew TO what ttmpta'
uons they arc exposed, a.ht wllas company tl!ey
keep. But they tio not thtnk much nbout this
until Il Ia too Into, md tlcu they wondef where
thnir boys acquired aucli bad habits. 49,.
Ia It mitch wonder that undor such ctrcum-
stances boYs grow up 10 be ba!l4nen o., a. lcast,
not worry honorable ones1 1t Is In tho strcet
mostly Whero thcY learn to swear, anu cheat,
sad 'ls saa gh s,| soko, aa .asa asak Fss s
would learn these things At home, aud none OF
them aro very desirable. to know how to DO,
notwtItstantiin. what tho boys may think TO
Tho contrary Satan ever nas mischief as. ier idfo
work Tor satau Keep them from tho atreets aud
tct them doing something yoa would like them
to do. a.,
mauy motEurs IN Ills city to ntlow their cbil-
dro.i, both boys and girls. to inlay ~ tho streets
ot any and al times a. so2t, as .a tsy r afe nE
Ifttlc ones listening to and repeating tho hutr[-
lie Talk Of Tic strseot.boy. And think Of yo,sr
boy, of whom you expect 60 much, being o.
posed daily to 1nany aud su9tls temptations,
gradually mid surely led on, TIL at tile last flo
Is lost. There arc devlls posted at every street.
! corner, and lurking In every by-way. lying N N
whit 10 snare the unsuspecttnR, but
aims. not always resisting, boy, 40 !, no
passes. Not until pareuts SEQ tho danger that
| llcs In this street education md guard against
It, can wa expect q nobfcr class o. young men
| than wo now havc. And not only ulust tue
children be kept from personal contact With the
impure. but their minds must DO fed with tle
/ 'bcst Of food, for they will think much abont
what they read, and, as .'thought a the, seed oi
aution," their acttons will depend much unou
/ what they rcad. +.
, 1879-05-31

To Inc E4N0F a 4H& 4FtQAHft
CMEnANsE, st!eh., May 2s.--"Chut." will you
allow lue to any, thlnk we agree very nearly
III our ideas OF lleayau! ! cauuot ilnusine
Deity who Ia mot love, and Justice, aMl truth.
God whs, does injustice to onu OF the n,ranest
Of Ills subjects Ia not God, "Qod ts Lore"
ani Ito designed that we should ba happy In
this world a. In the world 10 COME 1lo never
baiu We sAul'l wear long faces, lamcnsins the
sins Of our neigAbors, and calling ourselves
'spoor worms Of Inc dust"; we arc at tho head
oil creation. aulmntG asd tnallnate. lt1
does think wo are unworthy TO b1 III hts sight,
!or HI Ia n,1r Father.
io not tEIuk faith alone will save man.
Faith IL good thing, hut 1t !nuss ho aceom-
painted by works. Show ma person wt1ose
| Ia!th Is stronger thAn t!at Of Freeman, lhd
porassct murderer; set. II faith will saY1 1,au,
| l.e will crrtutu!y bo received Into lhe Guy Of
| tiolA, stla By side with hls 1unoccnt Eulth,
wtoIn ha could cruelty murder without feeling
q single thought Ut human pity, OF pateInal
love. 'rt'esu sentiments n,ny be unnri hod01 but
| when yul say the man wtia lends AZ hooest,
upright life. defraldinE no nntorsunatu whom
he may have III ls power, mud ilelp{nE. hia
| nulghboF Il uss tile word la our Savior used IL,
without psoeaamlng Il 70 the world that !" hs
may hu ser, ot meu,'' w1Il certainly be dannet|
bccausc nu nAkts NJ profession u faith. and dti
, 1879-05-31
FORTY YEARS.
ANOTHER CHARACTERISTIC LETTER.

10 the Editor u The 1rih"ns.
lnAND RArIns, Mich, May ea.-Unto oil
within tl,;s hrutse ncnco nnl coot.w1j1l
"'s'., 'A.'s 1,n,t ,ss,,, ts stnas,, !, n1c,.o,
anna N"as' "Hss ~. A@"' p'ssss
ITO" exalteu a9e tte homes pcn'pola!ayatso
her brief cxccrut those pittly remarks ot raurs
ntat .ufIcri,,, t,,e nrnoltirs of our stn. IN nnd
:, s"...,, 49,. .s,.,, ,a,,,s n,d az ioco,o ho,h
ttrouea our n"h p""'es' "'.u ho 'osa'' oo'H
ssates OF a,c 1lto 10 co"e On tths eastnt
Why is Heaven 10 persistently provocative OF
neyotiycs2 8otne wcll.inforned member Of the
o,ro," c,snsa ., otc ,yhat ia IN iJeavcu1 No,t nj
oNI'o a,1 ,r1,at ton,t thars ,.,ta',
telling.
So kind Of Christohel to wish The Home,
un1iua NH real hnmcs of curth to t,e without tts
t il.tio auar.eis, a els Would chrstobet arprtye thc
hannE race OF one of 1ta ehet sources ot lntcreat
| and grat1fcation1 Did not the immortal WntB
wr,to "1.rt tlogs delight to bark md bi,c," aud
wou C',tssope' ao"S " Wv 'ua "a.,.,1s
tht rh'r SO Eooa man az MaaEs @ ,,Thm,a,'ty H,,Tfh"r,y
%s"@tG"h % h. % sa vety "egs' eus" '''0''''''
Ms dear Ethel, pleAse rGmen'her TINT nt my
sgy hAl, has thoroiish'y tear'ta t~1 IT, 'essons:
H.st ~ oEuGe ol aeAu,Iclnsintt Lnat sNo nota. @
W!io iovss nm aaaYss's WMM "tmi sssM"a; @ a saa.
thu woila. VINO tluarfe!s wIh nIih W.! Al*ass
lure h!li. sue nus nait ehanso; ,+, taa won!an
Ma'i arcads Ia tue coo !o1itc Well.1res', !tlsus-
terabl1 sseatnre WIG woanas lna1sntnn paoES
And an, armed 20 strong in. innocence.
have not even expTesaea an opinion OF pesI
sonal prsissentr IN these eoas%ot uaaa oaS:
NaYe 1hcFesY ssatea ~" seneaat aaets-toli'
Mlatc1 QUO oF two OF the un"Flttch la~s OF so'
c!ety. .-
We Emile at the dog TINT bites The stone
Which nurt l'!n', obvto!s OF uIe hang Which
stumbling blocks tn ll!n way was not my IIand;
| 1t waa tllat hAll. at whose aHd whcn . Darwin.
that llras had thumb on It. hltc that band,
, 1879-05-31

what funny looking grandma ehc is), has heen
iutlefntrablc III her lnbofs 1t has only been TO
"ask a,nt receive" nna. from her rrpnrt, n's
would d1 thi, al Linen met "ers generous co'iF'eo's'
Although We havo 4 rrcnt variety Of usefHi
nnd fancy articles, aud Renerous donations ot
Strawberries, plants, anu cut flowers. ~ ~ Mot
wish to prevent any one iron adding !5 1nttc, ttc.
viii be very much t,,oro palatnbie win s,igar 70
swcctcn item, and We viii accept nth loud Rp.
plauao anything Tint may be sent. we nafe
sssn 's',s sd t. hsss ns sttS epsrrs s"'t s ns;
Of you may have curiosity to sec y;
10 rroprctors ccncra,ly We would eny, It yo,l
will order your delivery. wagons to stnp at ts'o
store recently oeernc'i BY ftsl1; Ls,ser = Co.,
(which they have 80 generously rsertl At our
Mryicc), md leave ertxrrica {as kttsio, our
Secretary, said In her letter Inst wcck1, from
bur Of soap to barrel ot -four; .tTy romis. Iron,
Shoes, hats, wooden, willow, and cliua
ware, We will thankfully apprnpstatc
n,,d plnce such donations In OUT. country store.
nr uoon "ar fa'lsy tables, aul tho donors viii
There will he deception Committee at tho
roo,ps every t3Ay hext week., aiter o'clock ID
the morning. commencing aton!laS.
The FUR will cotntnetice "Wednesday, Juno 4,
As .. sn., csosing Friday ntghs at to r. n, Re-
A VIZ t!o not intent having lunches, thouGh 70
lmye boon earnestly rgg,,estud to do 80, VIC
knuw that We carnos licip but bring custom to
the nclehs'orng caterers. nn9 shall trust to
them FIR literal douatton; cnkc. bonhons.
candies, OF anYth!ug tu usclr lac, ar ttt!la at
least Of tla profits they vii! certainly mnke ly
nlr exerti0ns. As we lavc not Rreat Du!laso
King to gutlo aud direct U.s.. nc viii bo
crosItv Of our chtcngo Princes 10 asstat US III
says 10 tor suolcc.s, "Do not say We hope 10
, 1879-05-31

Jessie, Osllkosl,.-You probably refer to
spsech of Cu!. lugcrsotl'a; not poem.
~
The tIoma YaIr will bo held next week, nnu
ali should rcad ths letters of Aunt Lucy anu
O..eua coneerulag It In to-lav's issue. VI tts
SUCCESS thcro seems to he ITO doubt.
~
WIN the lady who, about Tcar ago, wrote 10
The Home over the signature " Harriet Wool
eey,n p!casc btats through these columns "hetl'.
CT or not slle Inns sister namcd Ellzabnth, aid
obl,0o cuntrbntor1
***
It seems lnpesslhle for tho discussion coll
ccruiug tho morals Of Milwaukee, young men to
DO brought 10 d close. II. this issue Of The
lIonc Pcagotty extends the oltse-branch to al
couevsacd; hut another contributor hacks ul
what France saitl IN n very emphatic H'anslcr.
, 1879-05-31

70 the Ea1o: ct ne TRIBUNE.
Rocuu,,r m Mov os-trnLJ,nr mo ho,v 7
o.. .4*,,, tH' ny ~: 80. ~. ~ t
lha"R l"c !au4ee u A'o itoa'c 4o' '.e 'la"S 'n1
tcreHthnE lettera they have pleasca to write III
RESPONSE to my suggestion.
rhot. M usual. md nuite t]eseryc,lty. occu.
Ito ~, T,r.n,os, ,,,ocn ~ b,,n,,r n,,nn,, vo,,r
p'se ~ s,,sa,,,,n H.. ,ss: 'sns ~
many CHARMING correspondents llor esef'"el-
coa,a letters arc always the first rrad, aud
sparkle with good sense, stropg points, md
] Eccncst w,t. Elm ts n nh,tantbrontst. al,c,1iJnr
~ .1".a,"', l., th",t, inra ,,t cori,s
her blessing 10 syn1pau'etsc lo'o Aha cllaft4
amonE your reaueN. x.,. :. A.,
!nnse s iescLsn EcneFne Toyew oa @ tmc W.
f'oua l9eas Nnvanecn go luz ias aAo!uSe tsHle. Us
eleAtl5 uts'ts tutuIeF h,al mots ucn!ita r.
presslon ot tha tnosb Yltn4 asln iasc!natss.G
1Hsne, ail! Ihnk u you VIII k!nutY petsnit tne
suuJtSt ~ ~ ~ u.o!u sa''i Wy M.ssasslu M ttsht
saoIllyt "uen Spu! fcauers na3c ENeM taio sa.!su
mnre 1honEht a1a thofenEh atlSsntsoa. inah9
moro noYei a1io of'claal laeas Will Do tne re-
suiL+
I1cse !cttcFs 70 lhe l4oma s!inu'a !heluac
contemp!atlons, Vlo"s. AMI tlcorses III rcghrti
TO the loe!ll1tv, hla1n!tlsdos anu appearance o.
Heaven; no" !nncfl tllne Is required III w!cn
to make the ttanblt' t!le manner OF getting
there; the conditions OK cEtrauco nnd inc result
| II not nduttteu; our occupation durluR eteF-
n!tY; tho manner oi sustaining !tte; INC nature
| 0t our then cthcrea! or spirltua! bodies: tho
| quality Of our food, any: rooliic a''tl making
fonea; !eafnE's nnu tAoaa VI p!oEstss'!'e !htct"
lectual'yi afe lheTo pooka, WotRs ol afs. Harps,
| philosophical Instruments Tor feseafcn among
tic los.ls ot science, atd other 1ncans OF culture
anu sources ol happ@ncsst eonccrnlhe our 20,
paelty Of enjoyment, ~ tnteIsttY ntU1 pcrpctnnl
, 1879-05-31

11 INC 1sH+LoF o. 1Hf IffbHHf,
MILWAUKEE, Afay 25.-Chrietobe1, to p!eus,
you Qor know, trnm your truly sweet lcttrr
you mean what you sny(, for ono aerco to r..
nil d!aachsfon and its kindred evils osoo cor,
rcctfng you in ono statement, or opinion q,
yours, rather, "thnt rushed Into Tie t,omn
without due deliberations" etc. Now, aw,ul M
nv letter OF defense was, had slept oysr Il.
and cvfn now cannot SEQ tiat wro.c ton
strongly. think knew what had Under.
taken, and had strong cytlcncc TO prove mssel,
right, anil do not retreat ono iotn from nv
Insertions now, but "a am Sure you aro mt
a1one In your lostro for pleasant things IN our
Home, will do "n,y prctt!cst" to keep n,y peu
in order and my paper clear from bitter express:
etons. So pleasant a was Of "putttng thinps,,
AZ your letter had, Rlrcly cab but meet rea.tv
rcsponho from each nllh all your readers ami
instead Of saying anything to hurt. you have
OUT completely ovof 10 crafty yo in nu dou A's as
yon request. So the white dovo loYers lovingly
oVer my shoulder, nnh In his Snowy plumarc
and tender eyes ahnll ever hchnld hts n,lyoyaie
for peacc,. torRlseness, and low, calling herself
Chr1stobel,
The Heavens go described by yns.ous wr,tcrs
In the lust Home ace1n to hayo ono idca
pervadnE each md all: ttat Is tlle tsrest prom
| isetl TO tho falthful.n wondered a. rcad ons
letter after auotler II all ths contributors wcre
truly ,vorld-worit, Teary, md utterly without
which Is covering thu earth With beauty, unll
bringing q new vfgor into lilo ard 1oyclincss,
| Trouble is cur portion, but what nTa!la 1t to
brood oycr and n1aEntfy the "moIe hills iuto
| mouutninshl Don't be SO sired. You cannot en..
Joy your life aa Your Father mcaus you to, md
rest, much Is each nnd all Seem to long for it,
| - PE0uOrrr
, 1879-05-31
MISS PHELPS WORKS.
/ NEW ENoLANpgR srEAKs.

TO ths Editor of The Tribune.
LYONS, H.. May 21.-po tho readers Of The
Home allow strangers to address t1icma II 30,
I wou!d like to express my appreciation Of the
genial, sparkling letters which havc served to
while away many An otherwise weary hour.
cannot, like Idem, sav +" that The TRIBUNE has
been an tonorcd visitor for the lust ton years."
aa mr. acquaintance With It scarcely numbers as
many Wcoks.
Ny attention was first attracted to The Home
when you were all crit!clslng poor Francs, whose
letter that callrd forth 30 much discussion !
did not see; WIS surprised md bowildcrea at
the severe cnmmcnts upon hor uutortunate
Iottcr, but finally detccted a friendly spirit
beneath all the sarcasnls, aud TOOK tcart-
Ouo OF your contributors. ! think 1t Nas
Ethel, wished to discuss tlle productions Of the
TINT several hays boon following her sugEes.!on.
would like to thank Aunt Helen for her cx-
presslons Ut regard fur Elizabeth Stnast f!ielps;
1t seems to mo NO ono can read " iates Ajnr "
pure 1 'i yomaniy nj woman as "Nunt Winitrei y is
represented to DO ul1ak have M intlucneo Tor
good on tho must impatient aud fratful teH-
permanent. Just a. slln Gained and BootAcd her
It's duties.
bo buneiitcd by reading '"Thc Story Of Asls."
To many OF .ts co,ne peculiar experiences before
u WILL 10 ul+Et uluFE41REt all0 ~ kuQ9Q Az INH
enter into and feel ali that Avis felt before
marriage, 1t seems to mo tho story OF her life
after muat teach forctblo lesson. H. a. i.
says, tit points out wou1an'a wrongs, ;" IT alao.
for those who viii sec, points out as clearly
wotnan's wronc.doinH. Avis hud no right to
live, or attempt to live, lifa SO separate from,
her husband. Accepting him, as sho did, she
should have brought herself to bo Interested lu
| his work and habits of thought, ana 50 have
| kept him., Was It right for her to shut him
out, to keep hun aWas, Us sho ltdi than blame
| him Tor being hnnana
agree with F. tllat "tha girls Will not profit
| by the work'; It Is beyond them: but m
carucst-thnking woman can ind ought.
And now wurl about TIC author. Aunt
! Helen speaks OF hur as 4'Mss Elizabeth stu9rt
Pllelpa," while +, calls her q Mrs. Pllelps.h
| tIer friends Ia New England will object to tho
latter title. We claim her as Miss Phelps. aud
ars uot willing to rcnow the scycntcenth-cen..
| tury custom Of designating both married anll
| unmarried ladies by thu title Mrs. We hardly
think the lady herself will feel Nattcrcd unfcss
she has Eud!1eniy put on thu mnrriage MTrnth
and ring. When tilnt event occurs wa will Try
10 accept tho fact, but until then Hlla will bu
| loved antl respected ~ Miss Phelps. ..
I have 50 lately come amouK. you that KHoW
very little OF your cnBtomB. II hnse been tot
forward In sdlresatng YOU, please excuse, mid
inform Ho whit credentials Are necessary tc
| llsurc Welcome tu u representative ffum
BONNIE New ENGLAND
, 1879-05-31

FACTS III ONE WHO KNOWS THEN. j.
10 fht Editor nt The Tribune.


10 Tho Editor ot The Tribune.
AusTlN, ILL.,, siay 20.-It i,Rs been some TINA
euce have gtyeu the Conductor an opportunity
TO cunssgn an nr,iclu TO t.,u o,na!yornus MANS
Of tE,s hateful wastc.basket; but, ut the risk of
having this follow tn thu footsteps Of sonaa Of
its predecessors, am constrained 10 lit up my
vo1ee In yItlteatlon of Feauet lrutn tile assaults
Inade upon her, touching her assuEt!ons IN ru-
gard 10 tbs drinking habits Ut lurgu proportion
Ut tho younG asen Ut llcs natiye city. III an
adurablY-wrtttcn communication III Tho Ilomu
vi soule weeks uEo.
Aud, at,oyu all, do protest against tho un-
charitablp and unmothcrly-llot to say savage
attuck OF Teg9ottY upon her In Inst weok's Rnd
prcvtt,lt1 tBeltes ot The TKtnuNE.
EaIGclully docs she III tile lust fasuc essay To
draw rta.eulu upon llllucky France by means ol
| Ills awe-lnspirlnE asterIsk. several tingS re-
! peated, Ii, connection with what h!l9 undouht'
| ealy intended tu hu yery sarelstic sxlMessluna.
| PegGotts should bcnr fu mind tliAt such ilsc u
| the Interrogation punt Is not eyk!cnc0 ot q
| strung ur healthy nltnu. "on the contrary 1utl
tllu rayorhc,h and that our best unl Wtscst writ
ors do not thus use 1t.
FsgEotty has stuted tllat she IL the mother ot
grown cht0rel!-Sirls; that sIIa has lived II
Milwaukee nlany ycnrs; Tint tho young mel
visit her daughterss tllt sha has llevrr seen mi
OF them drunk; that she does not belieye thc,
/ ever do urtnk nkt-erEo-Woaall-l!ke {Anu illueical
| Of coursel-denies the chssgt aud loudly call
ppou France to proYo ller assertion!
Docs it occur tu PecEotty thst tho proof sA
, 1879-05-31
HUMAN LIFE.

tn thu EIttoF 1 3ht tf8ph"e' .or,
suAA.co, Wis, hlay a1-l car, seates'5 ;,,,,an .us
prchona why Eiotaa Arcano's s1ows o. ~. nu ,han
l(fe should bo dubbed ''w1,&' my '"osa '"ns
thu gsueruly received, though moFe W., to's. a,,.
at,ye, opiulu Ia regard to our ltfe on tass n
dauo sp4era, at.l spiritual cxslehce ao. .',ro,,,
It ,s sud. fellow feeling makes ~ su,or,au
knd," and pcrchance 1t is because eusr's ,is. II,
similar views Notwithstanding nat' .,a. aAo v,os,
laul, / bAyo been brought up p, !" T ."nsider
straiKhtest sect Ut our relftionl liz ~ auJ uat
h!s rufuatks to 10 fully ~ sellho!o =, ,i,us,
hayv appeared in rr fiomn ioT soa'I 49, yartous
lluala1l lifa % considered u =" "i,npvytspt
asuccts ID eertAlulY QUO Vi tHe !uoss n,, m.eiuut
as Well o. Interesting problems tas y. III H.. u!az
ftsalf u our tituJs. How W. eatnu ~ nut {aJ
hero, ntNl for what purpps0, Mtes;h e.s;th isat,L VI
yiIuai exstvuce Will tcrtntllate r." ',niye afs
.vtlett,er NJ SnalI llyu halVnl tns ta.. Ss iur, Il
nucs,Iol,. il liz most vital N''Pn9aiiiSlY 11us,
liz IuEuaA al orthodoxy ato i.u,,tninrttf oi The
then II mad been better for .ae f.s i,crpetu-
rnca fiRI tbrY psyer seun light; ao III VIII Vi, tha
atiQ4t Of tAa face belME lslt Ums1li With the
bringing ag Children INTO w. "gt ttstr ever ~
tais ~ overwhelmingly aHa!nst tuS" fearful
sSrinS t,,n harrow 0ate " il,s.ltf'n:, courup
rssp5a r ali1afy ot which fe~ DA'e "'' ,,.
Va 70 supposed to BE- onao"ou, n,as.stS,cs, aud .A.i
mork4 Rpirlt tlIat eannot " tNuw, 1t II po.s
will a{i3t through all etefnity: hsSo lad an e.,
lie lelA' loglc9j to eupposo " tu 9llI ltts1
| js{eufAprlug t9iss ttApElso~''s"'
, 1879-05-31
TIE LETrER-BOX.

There aro letters, papers, md postal-cards at
this otllcu for tho persons whose t1alncs appear
bulow. Those living out Of tue city should send
their address uni threa-cent statnp, upon re-
celpL of which tlaer ynail will be forwarded.
Kcstdcnts Of ChicaaHeao Obtain their mail by
calling Mt Room 81 IRInuNg building:
Harriet wooisey. Sophie,
T,reu Mother, n. T.. INK tarE.
Xorlra, II. G.. Aot&sosa.
Aoftl, tasuutf, ,
TFpessur, Ex-Oplum. Eater.
Canxtaat ReaAar, I.tia.
Ellon JerYlu Wicked Eyes,
iionor1a, Forty yeart.
Liltluu,
, 1879-05-31

CHICAGO, May 2a-The world IL passing 80
rapidly through our angera; thcrs 10 10 much
to DO, 10 ll.tlo done, 80 tew to do that little,
that 1t would be - calamity 10 lot hiystla No.
l 20 without tho desired Information asked IL
The Aptna Of last week.
In St. Louis used to bo connected With
Band Of Hope. 1t met On Sunday afternoon.
Tomaka meetings interesting VIC encouraged tho
children In rscttatious, declawstious, Dialogues.
dueta, zeadsngs, rte. From tue sualesss We
also appointed = committee Of 1uuaes upon Tue
cry, Whenever member did tho best got =
pslze. By THU neaua wv Interested the adults,
, 1879-05-31
4 CAUTIOUS CRITIC.
To ths Editor Of The Tribune.

CHICAGO, May 27.-l ain going to enter this
charmed circle unaunouncct, for II should fail
tuto that dcoctalte wastc.baskot on my way IN
i watt to do SO rs quietly US possible. bit my
tongue uuti! It b'ed, AguratIyely speaking. III
my cnaeasor to keen stssl wh.le reading Chats
eiEuson, but shca l came to her mention Of
Dub 1ngcraoll, thought It time to, "freo nv
mind" Chat says "lsob 1ngersolf IL Christian
IN practices, II nos III belief" would like to In
quirc of Chat the meaning Of the name "Chria,
tlau.n On consulting Webster / tnd tlut It
lnealls IN believer In Chrlst.h Chat, docs thAt
applY to Rubart lnperstllt
Ihlta!u has uxpresssa my tdoa of the "hayea
is subjcet. @ tFor whic VIZ % eonsa.ion Hn lon, tSu
Conductor Is without d,ubt tevoutly thaulsluil
all, glau Chat has DECIDED not 10 take tic rdsll
step sho tnedltutcd, for We caunot spare hcr
yet. FsYcAB.