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AS much as the resolutions of 1898

AS much as the resolutions of 1898
are maligned by Radical statesmen
as absurd and vicious, they never
ertheless contain the fundamental
principles of free government. What
are those principles enunciated in
the famous resolutions to which we
advert Plainly deduced, they are
as follows: That the States con-
shutting the republic are not united
on principles of absolute submission
to their general government, but
constitute government for partic-
ular purposes-as stated in the Con
stitutiOn-each state strictly reserv-
ing to itself the absolute right of
local self government. and that all
acts of the general government not
delegated to it by the compact of
''union," are null and void. Such
were some of the principles advanc-
ed by Madison and Jefferson, and in
fact the platform upon which those
exalted political philosophers were
honored with the Presidency. For
fifty years this construction of the
organic law was accepted by a large
majority of the people. 1t was the
doctrine of John Quincy Adams,
Van Buren,, Jackson, Harrison, Polk,
in word of every President from
Jefferson to Lincoln. Yet, with all
this overwhelming testimony the
people are informed in a spirit of
unctuous gravity, that the doctrine
Of State Rights is disorganixing in
its tendencies, and antagonistic to
our material prosperity.
The bowling and doubly hypocrit-
ical cry of rebel cannot alright the
Democratic party into silent, slavish
submission while the destruction of
such Constitutional liberty as re-
mains is silently going in. There is
no use of attempting to dodge or
screen the truth. This is no day for
temporizing. Capitalization must
be crushed and annihilated or it will
overwhelm the peoples liberties.-
1t remains, then, for the Democratic
party, armed with the arguments of
Jefferson and Madison, to enter the
coming canvass firmly planted on
the bed rock Of free government,
viz: States Rights, or an indestruc-
tible Union of indestructible States.
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Observation-Disclosures IntO TWO terms Of twenty
weeks each
Course of Study-Full and complete!
Iedchcrs-Engaged for every department!
Location-unexception heathful!
Bmildings-Large and commodious!
Grouads-Ample, retired and pleasant!
Ierms-Extremely low, to suit the times
For Catalogue and full particulars, address
THOS. o. BENTON, President.
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Amount saved. .S49,31O

The Bossier Banner, published at
Bellevue, Bossier parish, La, by
Hon. W. II. Scanland, Estate Sena-
tor for the DIST District) one Of the
oldest and truest Democratic journ-
ais in the State, has been recently
enlarged to six columns a page, or
twenty-four columns number. We
congratulate our esteemed confrere
on this evidence of the Banners
prOsperity.-LaLe Charles Echo.
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What the Papers Say.

L. HcTUtU.
- Whenever government has
attempted to do for people that
which they should do for them
selves, the cost to the people has
been doubled and popular freedom
abridged Democratic Statesman.
- The Illinois Legislature was
the most disreputable body ever
brought together in that State, ac-
cording to unanimous opinion, but it
was decent enough to adjourn a
week before the Pennsylvania Leg.
islature.-Philadelphia Times.
- The Senators and Represen-
tatives of both sides will be most
cordially welcomed home, because
the growing thrift of the country
wants an opportunity to take care Of
itself, without constant peril from
Observation-Disclosures Times.
- The man on the watch tower
of politics must have observed by
this time that nobody appears to be
booming for Blaine. The party en-
ploys Blaine for the exclusive pur
pose of irritating Mr.. Ben Hill, and
he never gets above his business
Philadelphia Times.
The Republican politicians
are worrying the Democratic politi-
clans, and the Democratic politi
clans are worrying the Republican
politicians, while all these are in a
conspiracy to worry the country
They are succeeding to an extent
which is altogether uncomfortable.
HtauuttpHtN IfHt6S.
When every man, woman and
child in this country who is able to
work, shall begin to work, and shall
keep at it continually, we shall have
much less complaint of poverty and
hard times. This good time coming
it is safe to say will not come simply
because the world seems to be doom
ed to large class of idlers.-Aykan.
kansas Democrat.
IN the interest ofeconomy
and short sessions we suggest that
it might be we'll to limit the pay of
Legislatures to one dollar per day.
The crops have greatly suffered from
neglect during the long sessions of
the Legislatures in several of the
Western States. "Vittles is as i'm
portant as laws."-EUansuilNe (Indi. |
ana) Courier.
- Under our new constitution
the Office of Superintendent of Pub
lie Education will be abolished. So
far the office hasproven more expen-
Sive than profitable. We believe the
parishes and the city of New Or
leans should have exclusive control
Of the public school fund, and that
some plan can be devised to materi.
ally improve our system of public
education.-Lake Charles Echo.
The people of the North are
not by any means the bitter, unfor-
giving people that the Republican
papers and leaders try to make them
appear. They are earnest for
complete reconciliation, for oblivion
Of the past, for helping the South to
build up her crippled industries, and
for winning side by side with her
the bloodless victories of trade and
commerce.-Neac York Star.
In the nomination of the Hon.
Chas. Foster for Governor, the Ohio
Republicans disappointed the Radi-
cal members of the party through.
out the country. We did not want
rose water, but we did want aqua
FORTS. The ticket is weak, Foster is
weak, Ohio Republicanism is weak,
John Sherman is weak, Hayes is
weakest of all, so let the whole batch
60 to the devil together.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
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Mississippi produced GAO, 900 bales
OF cotton last year.
, 1879-05-17
FAIR nUSALIND.
ANOTHER AnLa M11wAuKKrAN.


MILWAUKEE, Wts., MAY 0.-Shts ufatorl be-
hold the tomb to which *'thc mothers Of tho
ruco +" havo been cunsignedl At the head Is
writtcn:
Tho most attractive women shall not bo The
mothers OF tho racc.
And at the foOt: =
Wild horses could not tear tho truth from tho
hrcAsts Of women.
Alas for ",hc Untyoreal Dabe''l So mosl,erod,
what traits will he dvyefops II thuy crop not
out in him, hts grancl'lldrcn,-yea, great grtat-
gruudrhi1rcn-w possess tl,um,- m,-uuiyersal utl-
attracttYsucss ard duplic!ty. Truly, we shnll
need al opposite to Darwin, for tho rara will no
longer llavo apes for uircstors, but descend-
ants! Thla, even. without influence from the
pnternal lfne. As to the fnillIrs, our pl,iloso-
phcr SAYS: 1t s PERFECTLY safn 10 ussulnt that
there arc no absolutely faithful usbaI.ls Of isst
wtycs.h bhadea uf hlbos, what calamity " III
ators Tor us! What manner Of daughters Will
''Tile external ul,tl moral resemblance OF the
son to tlc mother Is far less fraquant and less
perfect tlun sl.t Of the daughter to tho father"
I'll; Ribot, ,pagc 15S. =.
So tathercd, thcsc is then no hope for humanity.
1hn AaAgllturs Of " t1s Universal Dahun y will ba
hopc1cssly Immoral, tho rago will be tstsInteg-
rated, md "she Universal babe ~ himself no
moro. I, for one, shouldn't he sorry to Hcc him
quietly laid 10 rest. Forty rsars may perhaps
iashIon:
Moakuy thou srt', unso monkey thou shalt re-
turn.
Dear France, you hayo my heartfelt sympa-
+ thy,. From your foes you can defcnu youraclf.
but hnw from your frlsulls7 The tnan ID whom
YOU "could build IN absolute trust,n rcutts
fair future for you. When you call say With
mo-
Oh, coz, coz, COZ, that thou Atdss know how
many tat'loma daep am IN lovel
Obacrvo, be oloEs two pleasing altcrnntives,-
"ono hrlut hour floating on shtnlng wings In per-
tlmed slre. tten maternity and olltyion't; or,
Camille minus consumption!
Which Will your "freu mid joyous nature ~
Ghooss' Inevitably, Camille. So should |, my
dear.
IT'S butter To havo loycl. mud lost
Than never to have loved at all
only, only babcs.
Ii we lived III tho old Greek lines, I'm sure l
DON'T. aIsl sluco IL iB not SBO Il. G., whpro this
modern Ncstor would like to put us, but 1870
A. D., when woman Gun ba 'sfTee IoypIa, and
attractive" auh The mother Of dozen chill
dlan, let us not bo rash.
The LOGIC, since two and two aro four, two nn1
two Are live, wien carried out for enough, is
yury fascinating Aui-t,armlcss. The argument
Of our Michigan sarans is like 1t, but }1arMful,
Harmful. because, in spite Of It's sHgar-coatlng,
It u medicine that will racI;, a not rcstore, tic
tlm!d.souled Wot1en who need tnvisorating.
Oil for breath OF truth! 1t mikes one sick
10 think n mau could compo,lutl such slsuuy
sopfitstrles. Such suhtlo tattary, too! "lhe
tloMh IL tho most cxagt reflection Of American
society cyot. printed" Surely attcr this, 1'lE
TH1nuHM will not Hesitate to pnb!.i, II In book
tc5!al Tor anott,cr Lcc}y. Perhaps thy volume
Will nppear with prefaCo and notcs BY Forty
Years. unto that day may Hvaven preserve
me- RosALlND.
, 1879-05-17
.TLORICULTURE,
ItoAH lNsHCra,


Aud lrst Of all tho ross, boc&uHs its breath
|, 10 rich beyond thu rest; aud when It dl1s
1t doth be4uuAth charm 10 sweetun death.
h l1INsnALE, May 7.-'rheroas has been favor
itu tlowor from time tmmemorfal. In tho wi.le
domain OF Flora tho roso stands pro. cmincnt
thu Queen Of Flowers. Auy good garden soil
will grow rosps. II choice can be had vi soil,
VIC should prefer ricll loan mud wclldecom-
posed stable manure. Do not uae ircah ma
,,urc, for the rcaaou that II produces mlschef-
mixing fungus, anl. bcsdea, eauaos un un-
healtllY condltlDM Of tic roota. Tho roso is q
great feeder, s,,l will boar stlmulants.
In reply to tho question Of A Tired Mother
In last weeks liome: Iusuets ars sAs tupbeats
Witch VII prevent many people from culslyatug
this tloWer Flrst among these arc tlo apI,la, u
.Eeeu Nv. They tu not pftan attack roses out
slde Of tho greenhouse Or window. Ii casa
thoy 10 mako their appearance, ft,snisatu with
tobacco by covering tho plant, with box Of
beucatl,. tlu 'sworHls y our Home aistcr speaks
VI aru tho rose slugs. These are the iEtt1c hoft
woFMs tl'ht feed upon tte 'eayes. 'r}ley usually
make Their appearance whon tho leaves ara fully
"cause luxurlnnt blsli 10 appsar In suurt
tlMs to hayu haa an attark Of small.po1,H
When tho dow Is on sprinkle tho foliags either
with smut, air-slacked Inns, Or even tlis dust Of
tho Eoaa. ,'ost my Of 'heso will prove eiieet7
tye. An old remedy used to ha q bath uf whale
oil soap tu solution, but 1t takes "a louR 10 get
the unpleasant otlor removed that | do not reg
omtnehd II, White hellehuss dissolved tn water
and eprtuk!cd on Tho lcavus Is said to 10 efiect-
nal, but we do not give this rumedy from our
own experience. =. -.
.Mlltlsw " II dlsease produced by sudden
changes Of tenlpaFature, and by q long conslnu.
dies are sulphur a,nl SCOT. Bprtnkie With wa
ter, an.l apply ono OF the remedies w soon AZ
you observe tne ulscaac RANhlR.
, 1879-05-17
BACK AGAIN,
4 LRTTE!s yKOM "CALlvoNNfA.I'
&ks AAla. kt,L


NEW York. May 12,-What l shnull have
'nissea bad not TnB TRIBUNE Of May come to
'iic this tnoruhag! do nnt know wLeu haye
rnad letter 20 admirably written aul 60 un-
Willingly true " the Que la thAt nusuber Of TAs
Homo s.gned Forty Years; hos,' belng
man, could he be willing to wfite 10 plainly of
tho unsYessal Babat Though there are Ia 1t
so'no points to which den.us. yet, taken In the
aggregate, his poatsloaa a1u true aud hta Infer
e1lces nos SO far wrong a. they might be. When
III says, "Nilu hoEses could not tear the truth
from this breasts Of wotncn," he unlntent,onally
tells truth, Tor ! answer h!ln. NJ, tlpy could
nut; 80 firmly 10 1t Implanted there tst no iosce
can tear II themes; but tha women themselves
tnay lst It come out II they hare not been 20
cou,plstely enslared, either Ia themselves ur
s, u'sls motlers, - 70 hayo tnih!eel tho slasc's
Vce OF conccalnrnt. They uIuld not say much
worse Of the Universal Iabs than hs hes vaII
,nr ,,x iusel,' a by oFoxy q FoFsy Years; Again,
u1ai fun Vi Joys u hsrsalf untl utisrsHl Thas
IL puz4tng, because, II she has been jud!ciou, II
, 1879-05-17

lhr ei.,'iee Of hcr husba,,l, slc will. Of co,1rse.
l,c "Erre a'nl full Of Ioys, ctc."; il ehe Is not
"tree, etc." It nitsat bs f1tro Or lcss he fault
Of her husband. Hneak nf The ayeraEc wo1nnn
not Of nue III abnormal temper ur health l'oor
ltttlo Universal 1.at,ei Yaur tno,l,cr nut M at.
tractlvc wo'nanl Don't You feel surryi Now,
The tnost generally attracl!ye women knnw nro
wlyrs nml mothers. But believe ann to. ar
ani s"e "wif vcpws ~ td EaIps VIEW, 5 ,Mtee1. a.
WHO T. Flor!an ,ArcanSe, md y there noslnG
esen n tl1is wosld l,e .i,us not knowi Has ny
nl trnth1 Dues ha knuw even tho eccrat
hidden II The Et,wlh OF ,I!ads Of gris., Or
where thu prinelplc OF life H. lacated II he duas
l,e Is wscr than its wIso.t ct his fellows. DO
worse to wrttc III favor Of wnnian.stiflrngc than
to write such lettcri WTilti It truly t!o more
!ar!na And yet pity htn,, for no pne.Is 1nurc
70 10 pltIctl, inuro pttahlc, than ntlo who ra,,
but Of ll'c Garth. enrtl,y. FlorIau Arcane, fol-
low out, lu ward and t1ee, The tpnchttsa Of lie
blessed i.oftl. md you Will tn yourlsif becoIn-
ln', lesa doubtful! about the spirit. Cup yuu not
anil this body byt nur lcshly garment, The g.
alrn.ncnt By nInl ttrong', which our work In this
world u performed. When The bmly lies stt'r
AM! cold III Its collin. tEe oycs nre still ticre,
the ears nlso, but the eyes cannot zee Of thou.
selves, nor the ears hear, when the nun Inv
Eo1lo out, Of tile Indy; flicY were but the
avonues through which sight usl su,ttl came
to tho su.rit nsaotant Ipu say:, "'rhe
general belief In spiritual cxlstpiccs ilas
gradually bcen narrowed 10 Alt directions
with tho advance Of cuturennd reilnetnent.n Aro
you sure Of what you atIlrn.l inl II not 40.
lind That tic most cultivated md refined arc l,e-
con,ng more mud more convinced vi tho reality
OF spirit: tllat tho only thHEs NC really knUtT
aro shoso that cannot bG seen, that tl,oy arc The
substance. all ulas l!it The shadow. rroi Iiu1-
ley even Inns paper in tic NineseentA CeHtft,u,
In which o sars: y Tic most elementary stutfy
Of seusatlon iusti!lrs The position OF Descartua
that VIC know moro Ut mind thnu we do Ut body,
tlMt thu immntcrsal world IL i}rmcr rgalttY
than the lnaturIal. All tl,at we know nbout t.,u,
tton Ia slat II Is nattla for certain changes It,
our visual, tactIul, nnd mseulnr seusatlons, aud
all tlmt wo know about matter Is That Il ~ tilu
hypothetical substance Of phYseal pllutio1nua,''
This from proG. Huxley may we'll surprise surl,
thinker ~ as Florfun Arcane. When men of
Prof l1uxley's stnnIlng recognize the fnct That
our conscious Btatcs ore the realities Of our ltp,
lcsaor lights may well begin to doubt their own
doubts.
cannot ontl my letter Without thanking Fern
Leaf for her last Icttor, also thanks to EYanc.
who las said good dual tllnt l sho1lld laYa 8aid
bad It mot already been written In better worda
than mfnc Tho liartlcst ahot nt>you, my poor
abused Fuucc, has been Forty Years. nraiac.
CALIFORNIA
, 1879-05-17
NAwTNoANRfs WORKS.

- " ''4' .1"''7! " wv 4sEuHH0s
LAKE FoAEa1j ILL.,. May 7.-Wheu The Home
comes on Saturday morning, feel as though
lettass had coma FROM fflenAs, AZ many of tls
communications contain somo thought, OF oplp.
lon, or criticism tllat atrtkcs like chord In my
feelings, aud INTRODUCES me At opce 10 thu
writer.
must confess that don't fully compsoh bend
all ulat Forty Years has favored Us with. Doubt
less, wLen can count uif the satas round num-
tesrs." shal Nv ahls to fathotn hu, Or 1t
aeast 70 understand lnuph, wise or otherwise,
not ut present "dFoatnt OF In tpY phllosoply.n
Will follow iu tile footsteps Of GFnce Green-
companion, books to inc are true A,ld drur
fftends: will gladly inioEse all shp Aas wrItteu
ot slr Walter Scott. A!a works pse eyrs full of
Interest ~ ne.
Nathaniel Hawthorne IL to mo ono OF the pur-
, 1879-05-17
WASHINGTON IRVING.
A sKErUM or His LEE.

10 tA EdNoF n Ihf Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mag 5.-slnny book ha.
render who knows little or nothing nbout It's
Ruthor. Presumtng tllut brief sketches Of on.
rnost lllustrous auslors' lives will be of Interest
to The lIomeitcs, will make tho subject of my
letter personaEe whose iiauo Is dear Ant1
fatntl'ar to cvery Anlor!can,-ouo who did bono,
to httaaeif, his calling, hs country, aud to hta
Maker. Many no doubt have read some OF hts iu.
trrcstfng works, and nevertheless arc navq.1a[ut,
ed With the author md the labor Of producing
aud compiling them. Tile unc I ulllde to Is
none otner thnn the wcl.Knowfi author, Wash.
inEton Irving. shall only Introduce lhc inter.
eating a,nl ovcntful parts Of tin ltfo, NTH
sclectis'ns from his writings III aa briet und Gu
.ertalglng manner rs possible.
washington Irving was bora Ia New York
City On thu 81 Of April, 17S3, few days after
the nows OF the treaty with Great Britan ~.
knowscdglMg our Independence Ind been Ire.
cetved, to tho great contcutmcnt Of The people,
opening h!s eyes oil tlle dawn Of pcace after u
weary scyen.ycRrs' war. =,
Willtatn Irving, Ills father, wa, native of
Scotland, one OF race in which the Instinct OF
vcnrrat!on Is strong, and a Scottish wotnan WAS
employed as nurse In hia household. 1t Is
relatuI tlAt Que day while sho Was walking In
tlae street with hur lttla charge, tEcu 6 rcars
OLD, shs sa", tien: Washington Ii shou, md,
entering, led up the boy, wh0nl she prasuuted as
ono to whom hts natng Ind hccn given. WASH
tnston turned, lal h!s hnu4 on tiia child . head,
uni sHlltnKiy gave him hts blessing, ltttla think
luz taut tluy were bestowed ulluu bis future
btOgFaphcr. Irving ulwayk remembered sI,at
eycnt,-that blessing, ht believed, attended, hIp1
through life.
At tho time Irving WIS born, New York
City scarcely contained uture than s3J,OuO
iohnhttants. Tho Town contained a min
glad population, tlraWn from different cour-
triut; tilu descendants Vi lie old butch
snttlnrs fnr.nel large proportion of the !n!lal,-
1taDte, a,i1 tliea0 prasurvcl n,any Ut their
peculiar customs, unA aatl not ceased 10 l,su tllr
speech ot trtr ancestora at their lrvullrs,
Many OF uc,n lived In tho qllat,lt old hptlses,
halIlt VI smul yellow brlclsu brought from liol-
lnlnl, with their notclied gablr.enis on The
streata, which have bcun snue swept away,
together with lhc language Ut those who built
tf.en. Among q population, freualy ,..ltl hos
pitAblt, wearing their fallta ot, the side, ufI
living in !4olnrly cusnturt On thcir fsrt.lc nil
ample aeres, tin 1oyllood and early youth of
Irving WAS paased. 4 love for rambling nus u
1taost remarkable pecuIlnrtty Ut his iife, u,uI
clung to him fl utter years, While ret a lid. hn
hrgnu 10 uol,risll tl.is instinct, uuti 10 wanher
Al,0ut tho surrounding country. ljccotn,nv
familiar With III! Tic pe1shborr piuccs of uycnts
1a1 VI renowned interest, hn ntraltpd iuto VII
, 1879-05-17
A REPLY.
To Tbs Editor u The Trlbnur,

To tbs Editor u The Trlbuut.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 11.-Irnc,, ,1,4h =,
law me- n shakc w vorr i 49,, mousso " 'osn, a.
heartily rn",. I. ~ :. ,,,,a "nto laha mo.t
'eart.y' klo" IL 's like t'le snow IN its white.
ness, Tor it writes ssch Truthful! things f" with
big T ". France saw flt 10 make m afsc,,,o,
some weeks since on tlIc Young mru NJ ,-''s' o- s
md /, ,,o. ~, ,,,,1,,1 ,,., ,,,,,s ." w. "es es
a"u ."as 20 pnF., ",''l' 'holisIs, uhlr!thtut,
t'at aseeu Iles To prove It, slie las not done
It because ahc canuot, uud yct zlle says ",ho
keeps her position uitauclnglv,n and asss # In i,
ia not ttmc tho tm mnsronro ,.n.s,to .'u 's", u II
md f,o,r ,,a,;,. ta,,I,, s"ss''u" WIS otop-
pop ifosn i!ou'e top!ss' 40 mt wonder thai:
sAo would llka to haYe 1t doae With, but 1t vas
se who a9'tatcd the subject, nua she nass bids
ernl frIrn1a IN ra,,, ~, h.r y" s,,,' ss7
fearfi nrcraa1ro ~ T. ruu 's!ns ol she
tties nd towns ut1 NJ nranI.,t. a' ~ ,s'r ow
i,tn ~ ai,,sn ~" ~, ~ w. tcIs ms manner o. no'
.s,.i,, ~ aso 5 o ,,,I ax en. necause friuted Thu
hrrs.lf mt"r ns.' ~; % .,,l,a rhoH iay raiilg
.ieroI r. ~ a,i oii,.l Il olf""eus, oesaals aae
xronrre-s,ch Inrnst', nr,,!sn mas ,!sis, a ffanse
ninn ~ ,.ri,,.,,- ~ ~ ,HFesnn'hs " "a'|-
, 1879-05-17
PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
ADVICE wonru HEADING,

To The Editor o. The Tribune.
|. BARAhoo, WIS.,, May 9.-tor many weeks past
It Inns boun my duslso to Walt Tile Noma by
word OF pcn," bnl. whom one hns largo family
TO Buncrnteinl, time flies. can remember
hack In tile past, tj1at fto!n ona Fourth Of July
to ia next sTas Us least three years as they puss
now, linnpy dnys Of ch!tdhondt Its on this
ono snbjcct that huve lunge.l to write. have
go many tfmca been grloycd In taking ,,p The
Homo On soeng tho subject of aome let,crs,
Ilnmcly. allow to Train Chil1ren.n flow to
n'anagu BOYS 'a'Ml girls, girls! rIrls until the
very word "g'rl y blinded nc. lust as II our boys
NM, girls nowadays were so many anmals, and
their parents were looking around for a Rsrey
70 ta'lln- thein. II was not SO tn thu good old
timoa: Gisls and boys did not nsarry with tho
idea timt they, vuuld try 1t aw!l'le, and il not
suited get = divorce. Neither did our ancestors
eall out IN desralr for eh,!dta.nor," but had
without reulseatlng the assistance Of tbs whulc
community. can give advice on this subject
81 iralulnE children. Learn to train yourself
isrss. set YOUR shIldren good example;
never 10 10 thgH1. do not give t1lrm over to tho
entire cpro und control OF a seTvnnt III nrdar to
rest un.lls'arbcd tn be fresh for the coming ball
that you 1nay gain hy your rood looks the
n.ten1tot, OF some bratnlcss fool ur fop who
nRkea llta braEs Of boln. irresistible, even to
married ladies' {al.1 have often. bs,iahcd tur my
enx when have aeeu how easily soma bf then,
arc hattcreti). tmasinc I hear sumo one say;
I" ll,a ycry ideal Does ahe expect MS to mike
slhves Of onraclycsl" Not 1T all Hire one
nursc two nurses II need be. but III doing 10 1t
Is not at all necessary to givo up onc's RESPONSE
billy rs mother towards those Ipor ltttIn help
less dArltnga who do not ASK to cumc. In Tho
Home Of April Is there /. Il ycrr scnssblo letter
from Eyalnc. l hopu I may still live to SEQ her,
suggestions fulfilled. ! wns asked during tic
winter what was best for chilprru to rea,l. 81.
-Yichoas Is most cxccl.cnt magazine, also tlIu
Youths Companion, Aftcr cl!ls!rcu have pussod
the ago for thcso they will notcc the ott,ur
members Of the household, md their taste. nina
ttucs out OF ten, Ia governed by example md
wtiatevcr Is thrown tn their way. | hnye seotl
boys Of from II tu II who we're perfect mltn!cs
of their father, uyen to holding the paper while
rcadnE, SO anxious to be like papa, .,ll.l how tuw
rapas realize that In sllrm tie responsibility
rssts flor thu future Of that chi1d) equally wls
Husbands and wtycs. IT your burdens aro
hcavy, "pull togslier.", Lot perfect conf
dcnco. exist besWeou you. Learn to bear anI
furhcar. Flight the BATTLES OF tl.ls world OF
triuls md tc,nntations side By side, maud in
hui!l, TINT, whuu tho aoal Is reached, you may
both bu there, and In truth say: ave have doho
thu best We caut1." asn drifting iru1n nv
subject, aud snethnks hear SOME one say,
" sho 10 III hce dotagc." '.'' GRANDMA.