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St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
Instinct OR Reason?
Nature.


A small English terrier belonging to a
friend has been taught to ring for the
servant. To test if the dog knew why
it rang the bell, he was told to do so
while the girl was in the room. The
little fellow looked up in the most intel.
ligent manner at the person giving the
order, (his master or mistress, I forgot
which, then at the servant, and refused
to obey, although the order was repeated
more than once. The servant lett the
room, and q few minutes afterward the
dog rang the bell Immediately on being
told to do SO. I give the following as
told me by my wife, now dead, who
personally witnessed the transaction on
various occasions. At her sisters house
in Kent donkey which, when not en-
ployed by the children, grazsd in field
with some cows, was in the regular habit
OF acting as follows: At the usual hour
for the COWS to come home to be MIXED
the donkey lifted the latch of the field
gate, opened and held it back, (Which
would otherwise have swung close again.
till all the cows passed out, then allowed
the gate to shut, and went home with
the COWS. OF course no one taught the
donkey to do this, but the quadruped
gave the biped a practical lesson, from
which I am not aware that they drew
the abstract verbally formulated conclu-
sion that reason may be exercised with
out rhetoric.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
MAN ure The Fruit Trees.

In all the older states manure is as
essential for the best results in fruit
growing as it is for grain and grass. As
a rule, the orchard is neglected; it is
taken for granted that the apple trees,
after they are once planted, will take
care of themselves. Sme men think the
orchard can bear crop Of apples and
hay annually, and no matter if the
orchard has seen no manure for twelve
or fifteen years. AS a general manure,
within reach of all farmers, there is
nothing better than stable or yard
manure. A dressing of ten two-horse
loads of manure per acre every other
year will promote growth of wood and
the formation of fruit buds. Unleached
ashes are among the best and cheapest
manures for the orchard. A hundred
bushels to the acre every five years or
six years will pay abundantly.
Mr.. r. S. Emory, well-known fruit.
grower of Kent county, Nd, in letter
upon the subject, just published, urges
upon pear-growers to "feed the trees;"
"for," he says, "from my own observa-
tion, eight orchards out or ten that I
have seen are suffering NOR" for food
than any one thing, and I do not know
of any fruit that will so handsomely re-
munerate for liberal feeding as dwarf
pears. By liberal feeding I mean not
less than twenty-five two-horse wagon
loads of thoroughly rotted manure per
acre, about every three years, applied
broadcast in October and November,
and at once plowed under. In prepar-
ing the manure at first make heap or
pile of it, using plaster freely with every
load as it is hauled to the pile. A month
or so after I apply it to the orchard,
thoroughly mixing and pulverizing it as
it is put in the wagon, and at the same
time discard any that is not thoroughly
rotted, believing such manure to have q
tendency to blight the trees, from an
experimental fact, viz: About four years
ago, in manuring several acres OF tees,
there was one load of coarse stable man
ure spread without my knowledge son
some dwarf Bartletts, and nearly every
one blighted badly the following June,
and / had to cut those trees tn almost
nothing to save them, and they were the
oaly ones that did blight or have blight
ed since; therefore cannot help believ-
ing the coarse manure, or that kind of
coarse manure, had something to do
with their blighting. There are two
things absolutely necessary to be pro-
duced annually on all good pear trees,
viz: buds and wood. The latter cannot
be had without feeding.-T Baltimore
American.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05

Mrs. Shoddy's views are interesting
to those who are thinking about keeping
a carriage. She says she has thought it
all over, and come to the conclusion that
brooches are almost too large; that these
ere coupons are toe shut up, but that
nice, stylish pony phantom seems to be
just the thing.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
Tho fol1owino testimonials of a GERS

- THE following testimonials of GERS
tain patent medicine speaks for itself:
+" Dear sir-Two months ago my wife
could scarcely speak. She has taken two
bottles of your Life Renewer,' and now
she can't speak at all. Please send me
two more bottles. I wouldn't be with
out it."
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05

A speedy quietus is given to a hacking
cough by that inestimable specific for pu.
monary, throat, and bronchial complaints,
Halls Balsam for the lungs, which cures con.
sumption, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy,
laoored breathing and other disorders of the
respiratory organs. When a cough manifests
itself, the early use Of this benefcent medi>
cine is earnestly recommended, as the diff
Guilty is more easily overcome in its incipent
stage than later on. Sold by all druggists.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05

After you have tried nearly everything to
get cured of chronic chills and fever or fever
and agne in vain, we would advise you to try
DR.. F. Wihoft's Anti Periodic or Fever and
Ague Tonic. 1t is not pleasant to take, but
it contains no quinine and never fails to
cure. Its composition is printed on the in>
side wrapper of each bottle, and it is indorsed
by the most eminent physicians. For aale by
all druggists.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
THE GOSPEL OF JOY
TILE GOSPEL QF 10y issnis ias gsaa Sing; g;

UNUSUAL beauty Tor Gospel Meetings. Camn Meet.
ings. Devotional Meetings and Sunday Schools.
BY Rev. SAMUEL ALTMAN and S. II SrECs 1t con-
tains large number Of new and very superior
Hymns and Tunes. The general style is very cheer
fn and bright, as BELTS collection that has so
much to say and sing about
"Gad Tldngs of Great JOY"
Both words and music are of elevated charac.
ter. commencing themselves to persons of refined
taste, and the dancing measure prev alent in
many recent compositions has been carefully
av'ided.
Prlc9 35 cts. for which specimen copies will be
mailed to any address.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05

See Decora ion Day Music in the MUSICAL
RECORD, cts.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
0RIEh DOLLARS cas-

we will insert seven.line advertisement one week
in list of 26s weekly pers, or our lnes IN
choice of either of tour separate and dlslnct sts
containing from 10 to 100 papers each or four lines
one week in ali tour of the small lists, one line
one week in all six lists comb ned being more than
600 papers. We also haye lists OF papers by states
for our l0)-page pamphlet. Address GEO. T.
HOWELL & 90, 10 Spruce St. New York.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
coGoANUT CANDY.

Crate the meat Of cocoanut, and
having ready two pounds Of finely sifted
sugar (white) and the beaten whites of
TWO eggs, also the milk Of the nut, mix
aa1ogether and make into little cakes.
In . short time the candy will be dry
enough to eat.
cAMpHoR BALLS.
Ciaflfy pound Of mutton suet and
soa % y three pounds of spermaceti,
TWO 81 white wax and one Of gum cam.
pnor cut into very small pieces. Melt
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
THE HOUSEHOLD,
SNOW SPONGE CAKE.

One quart of -four little heated
one and one half cupful sugar; two tea
spooniuls cream tartar mixed with -four
tno soda), whites of ten eggs. This
makes very white and beautiful cake.
MACARoNI SOUP.
Make nice meat broth of beef or
iowl, Or both salt and pepper to taste !;
soak cup OF macaroni in water an hour
after you have broken it up in pieces an
inch or two in length add this to your
soup, and boil twenty minutes. Serve
hot.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05

Browns bronchial troches for pulmonary
and asthmatic disorders, have proved their
efficacy by test of many years, and have
have used them. 25 cts. box.
A cable dispatch to the Associated Press
says that Mason & Hanlin have been award
ed the highest gold medal at the Paris Expo.
sition for their cabinet organs. thirty best
makers of the world were competitors.
The Mendelssohn Piano Co.. No. 81 East
18th street. N. Y, sell Pianos at Factory
Prices. Write for a catalogue.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Smoke Pogue's Sitting Bull Durham Tobacco
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05
CHEW
The Celebrated
" "MATCHLEss
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.

TIE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY
New York. Boston. and Chicago
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-05

at EXGrROrEEnATy EIUW tF1teH EOF FssAH.
Splendid Oreans S35, eAE; Stnps Sa5.
do $50 do S55 Il $50, III do S65, IL do $50,
IL do $50. 7-abcfave square and Upright
Pianos, SI25 TO SI3O, z 1-S do Sg4O. n0f
used MI X months. Warranted Ave years.
AGENTS WANTED. illustrated Catal-
osuea mailed. Music lc. per Eas e. HOB
ACE WATERS IL SON&. Mann fac turers
aud Dealers 40 East I4th Street, New
York.
, 1879-01-11
CIlIClSAATAuGA'9 FIELD.
NOW IT LOOKS 70 "WALLfLowxhn

To th Editor AZ Tht 7HbuHt.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. .9--As tho rs.
quest Of Calta Lily, bunsline, and other mem.
bers Ut Tho 1ioHle, wilt atye brtet sketch Of
our travels thus far. Leaving Chicago viii. III
lee anl snow, and the thermometer at 10 de.
crces below zorro, At 4 .. nj. Der. 81, we ssayeed
without Interruption or Incident worthy of
nottcu for thlrty.slx hours. After guod ulahIa
ssoou We awoke to and ourselves thls morning
ftl Chattanooga. After husty toilet We 20 toa
hotel, where We enjoy tue luxury Of 4 good
wash, and sit lown tn breakfast wa sFa ab!e to
do Justice To. After roatiug and looking around
u iino gray hufaca ulll nu u!,en double earragst
and luke 1tlyG through ttosavlllo Gap nluny
tic Valley Of Mission lElge out II tho old Chvk-
an!auga battlefield. THERE'S slRht sprinki!uz
ol SHOW trFc, just enough to Maxe striking cus'-
trast With the red clay WHICH cosuposvs thu
throw back our valas aud lot'sen our wraps shat
w ma} bseathe = ~, and cntay tho loysly
silver. w cau hardly rsalIzr that . few hours'
tEasel could make such clAnyu tu the tcnlpefs:
ture. Our driver. All Intelligent, euucute4
negro r,lnts out al! the objects ui Interest, and
- one ot our party "as In .ha battle md thin4s
he InoHs something abaut It. ilcsu IL lufxt-
majestic oak split In two, and tho ragged black
tt'S1 c!Ess show 1t WIS thu work Of . cannun
9a1l. ! mere pnG Wncfe Ah(au relic hunter has
been hawking away, leaving tho halt Vt \ rontd
black hole aud ws arc told "tlrnpe shot hss
hin, dug out Of dar.'' Il il with
fcciings Of aws and sadueta that ws
walk oycr tho ground and think
how, fifteen years ag'. " Our bora " weso slain
there: thought how many Woman's hvsrt
would acho a. the namc of Chick I'm au9a. u they
thought ut some loysd ono buried there. To
tthesu would say, You could not choose
ioselteF place for them to sleep till the God of
Peace shall BID them arise." Tbs mountains
% eserY side. the brooks as clear ~ crystal,
the trres, witch REa ever green, tho akY clear
and heavcnly blue, the btrd4 slugiug swcctiy, a.!
join to say. ~ Warrior fest, thy wkrfure'a 0cf."
As vG leave here III tho noruinR I will close.
WALLYLowKA.
, 1879-01-11


CHICAGO, Jun. al l.ayo l,atl lttlo or nothing
to say for almost year but seeing Y,.ld!u's pro-
test to tho lad1cA In regard to wine On Now
Ycr's Day thought It would not bc out Ut
place To say NIL vcry glad that Elle focls as slle
says sic dnes. Why, M for myself, would not
infer any liquor of any kind to u man fur any.
thing. Christmas night lnado call On young
lady nnd saw her mix what sho called
whisky nttilc! for d couple Ut gentlemen
that wcre spcntag tle evening, anil o'iu Of them
thr expects to marry II nathlng llappens. Now,
would not have slons that 1t my oi,c had otlcr.
ttl mo my weight In gold. 90 Krcat Il my diaIko
to auytlling q tie Kind. think, Il tl,s time
iatni'y Intoxicated, That iniy vii have much to
10 il again Il they iayo onrc, for think It The t
greatest of MI evils; md VII! sol,e man III any
writu to Tho Ilomc) )tcll ne, Why II Is my more
Why Ia Il tho tlrst thing alnaost that two ulen
.irinki' Yca." AMI oil thoy 10 to
taks q drink Of the villa ss,ifr. Last
M'Yht /. I ,,,,t hsafl f,,... INN . say:
men will bo such fools" This samu nun las
been IN nearly thu eatae condition. o! II we
ttnlt! btlt see 0lFsclyuA AZ Hticr SEQ us, low
differently We would do. But such, suppose,
Ii the way Of tho HuEl1.
Ktnn'e, many. very many thanks for tho bulbs
yo,l sent mn s"tns tttnr olu. lIavo ha.l gsxA
lrk with I'LL Of them except the lily, anil think
rNrhaDs that WaA my trsu fault, II 8cul stamp
vii! ytall send Ina anotiIcr unoi
Can any QUO tell mo what to do for my olo-
whito kpntt,-somo kind Of plant bug, sup-
pose. ! have washed 10 illt soap-sutls and
sucked OIL it until ! am Ar,e, buy II has done
no good. HusrHopr,
, 1879-01-11
THE HOME CLUB,
NoTEB uY TIE sEcnZTAltY.


CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Tho rcgulur monthly
meeting Of The TRIBUNE AoEnc Club was to
bare been held At tho fremont House Wcdncs-
DAY, Jan. 8 but tho inclencncy Ut the weather
during tho past fortnight rendered It doubtful
whether quorum could be gathered together,
although thu subject under consideration was
oue frauRht with 70 uluch interest to tho labor
Ing women OF today. Though tho attendance
waa small, aud tho amount Of business trans
noted meagro In the extreme, tho faithful were
In the'F accustomed places; those who teu uuIy
duty slesd Of them, aud that duty to t,e per-
formed, though tho assh may suffer aud tho
spirit msY weary OF the task.
Our respected President, Grandma U,lways.
ever ready With kind word and helpful smite,
who Is Charman OF thp Charity Committee,
had taken It upun hersu'f to distribute the
Clubs Christu'as 10 tho poor, stlll earsicd the
marks Of her Kindness In = frosted cheek,
which. WAS gained In her travels during thu BIT
Ter cold OF tho 29th distributing. with tho aeyo-
ton Of gratvl soul. the baskets Of food that
should 1,rlug q little ray VI comfort tu sotlu vi
that otitrWlsa chuerlcsa holiday. 1t IL to be
hoped that tho clerk ot tho weather will ts III
better lul1noF ere our next m0nt4ly meeting,
which will ba held At tho sunlo placu Feb IL, II
neeetsary that We should have tue full voice
OF the IN tMbcfs III fcgartl 10 our prutA,kcu work.
scarcelT 4 DAY paskea but that receive words IT
eAe0u1Ah11eut 4f0lH 4ut6ltH puEIle3 cOffu-
spoudenl1b Ut from sa!lers who arc eager 10 bc
advised " our proKress, and wish TO arquaint
rs with ts!ctr sympathy, aud desire tu assfst US.
ls "a ceftanly encouraging, an, | wish tn llank
th9so Hs!o arc tak!ux, such au Interest in tho
welfare q tho Club. You NIL lind mo ready to
answer All inquiries by calling at the Wsuzer
Sewing Ataehine Office, 11s Lake STREET.
Mrs. Jalla ": s,nEtE, VI Granville, ILL.,: 1
wruse you Aug. ~ in regarei To yuar ,ne,nbet-
shlp, and nAy note las just bcen returned iro.n
tho Deah-u.tter Otlict, marked "Hot Aere,''
Mould !!IsA If tP heas iroui you again.
Mrs. ii. VA Murphy, FORMERLY Of oG3 West
Twelfth strcat: Have luutel for YOU, but
could not ind your. whereabouts. vii you
please Gallon tke aud seceivs Ill explaua.ton(
Have forwarded 4 package to Truilius Ar.
butus That xas sent BY solus unknown friend
10 my care. ] ah, glad tho suffering are no;
forgotten bJ thoAe who are mere!Iusly spared
tbs trials that ent oinpass them, for they hare
no place 10 our harEylnx, jostliDg woElu, anllatu
debarssd from al the Light aud IEfc We behold
tn our mad scsiates 10 Keep paee with old King
Time. Lei Us 10 very shafktui for the bscssin:
and eaas.
P*xxetty, h.h forwarded you smother pack.
sSe to-day OALsnA.
, 1879-01-11
LITE's OCCULTATION,
4 PATHETIC NEW rEAA's INCIDENT.

" fhA nj 3YtN T9rfhs
porr,o,,rs ~, a. n.'.,n.,..t II.
.,'1 o"!'' iI'' o",1' i'-o9ea'at'S "aA sit'
ling ue1otu 'nr era,o !asI evening, watching o
tn u, appsar Ind yaa'shE
.r.,. ,ho h,.t-,, ~ ~. III. ,.,..t.. .~t.s
ap"'s p,. NV '.s,Io y. ~. nect'e "mtel Win
snspen''ot' os'ose o@ 4tshs" hea1tAtca upon
their operation, uater,.tizcs chaos Into ao,ar
svsfrms. nud vhtcl, ,nav 1,c soaaonabiv ,..s,t ,a
=. n,.,,s "i'sa,a,,..t .s'.aa''.a ~!
- u s.touo's.Gs .'a ,; ~ a'yato th' e,apslhR
cYslcs OF eternity. Ills theodollteA to divide tla
iu1nitulo af space. Inspired, bahc!d tho
chemistry of com tustlou struggling To lit,crat,
t,a surl,com, whrc,, ucro ys,.ilt,n, II, 80
e"u, @ "e, "u.u ,r1,Mze III Inc
cna! formations thottsaha hill1eh'lums ago.
III those hcFbarIutne of this carbuniferoua era,
whose black foios measure tie urcu of conti.
u,ut,. nrc tr,,csnyct1 Tho huvc ,orrst. -, c,",s.
"s"te' "'o ,.vne,' ~ "as' .o'e""' o' t'un'
n'oasest 1ls'aaF4as e"!oSsal seeokt aslu parasite
ferns, which, III pritnevaf time, sprany up tn
!upenctrabls tumgles fron. the rxubcfant
bosom u nature. Il VIA. Now Ycar,s Eyc. My
,no"knls' eaEsr " ase'r"se the pf"hlrm OF
litc, wandered III Labyrinth OF doubt and
mystery. philosophical tn myself upon tue
unequul ullotnvrts atld concentrations at human
eAp'''t"ee' a"u eo'.1setalea "Hethee tle
fcton'h't. anEel' wheh lte s'at! haze issued Ills
ha!allfc-slitet anu sseI0sited tho ledger ~ earth
lA ts'o arsh:scs u eternity. wl!l mi endow tlle
patient sltlitrrFs lore, who*s lives lnlyu bccn ml
tar. "f saSr!lce Will, noro precious etnoluslcuta
III tho realms VI the us,suen unty1sr.
Just over thu way rises the rupola OF a pala.
ttal hnIuc. lace-e'lttulns. !nwrousht With trail
Ing vines anil graceful foliage, habE fruul gliued
cornces. Mngni!isrnt drawtIg-r.on,a, Where
walls ara enlt'rI.hcd with lhu achievements u
the great lni!uters, and wEltae eurrrs afo beau
t!fnt with groups IT ctussIc art, I'LL tito beloer
viii! astun!sliIHrnt aud delight. Aluariuu,s
aud Was4ian Eases, the repositories ut stfansu
tito aud tropical verIurs; cus,.cryatorics fes-
t0oicd With cll1nbing vines aud diversified Will.
plants Of rare habit and gorgeous foliage; eaLl-
ues filled with specimens Ut xtttrEi,,9 ore
seIntitating IN The rc!eetion OF tile ga.llylt'
Iiku pyralnids of costly joweIs; uuttauu fltrui
ture, whuse elaborate lrsgna rarry yuis bacI; To-
tho days Ut tho EllzvlctilaIl ern. All the{e con.
, 1879-01-11
NOTES.

pzp-Pieass send your address to this oGles.
~
1sBz-The Communication would be accept-
able.
Tho party who sent copy Of tho poem want
I'd by Mary Heath Is Informed that tha lady
secured ono somc time ago.
~
II tho party who wfoto to "hfalRc'" not long
ago, aud whoso letter was returned, will wrto
aealp, tho letter will b. forwarded 10 the purity
Interested.
OuTstpER-That portion OF your communi-
cation concerning tho temperance work In Galra
Is published below, hut The matter concerning
church troubles was omitted because you failed
to send your name. Please attend to this, and
The Home will 10 glad to welcome you as q
contributor.
~
CoM-Your l'oDo that "tho kind editor :"
would allow you space "ln his delightful paper n
to pcrpet.ate on TIM publiu your views on yar'-
Gus topics can neycr bc realized nt,il you send
your right natnc and address. This paragraph
Ia also intended MS u warning to Utllers not to
aand inAhouyruous communication.
80
In consequence OF "ienn{c'aH y .inuspo,itjon,
his lettcrs Oh Horticulture must be temporarily
suspended. IA ho has given the bencllt of his
experience absolutely Erntis, he hopes his
friends will usstst hin in this emergency, a.l,!
The Conductor wouMa DO pleased to receive COM
muulsnttons regarding plants aud Towers from
other sources.
~
Every week tho conductor is obliged 10 throw
away considerable number Of communications
, 1879-01-11

mnv AK, Who IA to Determine what woman.

mny I ask, Who IA to determine what womAn'*
sphere tst Who shnll set the limit, aud ray,
"Thus far shalt ttou 70, a1nt mr. farthes"t
understand You 10 dc1no It thutly: "Thnt
Of hclpmeet and comfort to her
husband.' So far, 20 gootl; but what,
.,ay I ask: has that to do With tito "thonsanh
svennesnl Cnn't ! be "helpmces and
one Of all Of the.e aforesaid nvenncst Docs It
matter to him. II auccecl IN obtaining tho
maximum q houschoId comtnrt from the mini
mini Of "fflthy lncrc." whether learned that
economy mil casnci n full knowledge nf tho
value Of his Il utcau our)noncy, IN tho kitchen,
or school-rooH,. Of l,cll!ti The counter, or any
where upon tIlcso Aforementioned avenuest
Indeed. t'lanT and many n girl, whose cxpcff-
the Kitchen, kt,,rsa nothing at all Of the pcct-
MARY mart Of housekeeping. sprak whereof
know when I eay that wurnan t,ccsl not serve
h long apprenticeship III tho Kitchen to be
Many air tho women know who have no
husband to help nnl comfort" who reyer ex.
rcct to have nne. Ase they to be forever tlcl
down to kttchen-work anl l,ouset,oll cnrra III
the vaiu hope Of At last having home Of tle!r
own to manager
am ono OF thosc who before my marriage
Wondered upon tho vain problem of getting u
IN emergency. Iiy schooi.toachnS j tricd it
faithfully, md think no onc who sa> tried it
caM deny ME when l say learned economy. In
the vacations ! learned homework Mt homo.
Now, wns that mt better than perpetual tns1s
in the ktseheni I know ono thing, arl Tint Is,
that l en{oyed the privileges oE good society,
which I should have baen debarrcd from as
kttchcn-matd.
agryu with you that woman should not
neglect literature, antl IT co,,rso read tho lcet
anthar.; bnt why, = Why. tl'n,tl!s tho study
llcf h'i:bau'ifs TASTE rnthcr than her ownt n
sho does 80, a. t. womnn naturally will who loves
her husband. why shouldn't lla follow her cx-
amEjt anil study hHr tnktnsf Nhv at,nr1ttn't
!'e tlt himself to bc helpmrot anil confort to
hcrf II wotnaf has a home and children tn
take care of. bY all means let her do It; hut, II
the havu not, why should slc l,o prevented from
appearing in thu courtroom, II sho have Il ta!cnt
for tho law, or why should sho not present her.
self bcinre tho 'gaze Of nm audience " II sic
has anything to say and a uod.eiyen talent for
sayEnI TIT
"a uonan's aim y should he to 1T herself to
provide for her comfort au.i happncsa antl that
Ok others with whom she 1nay come In contArt,
In whatever way she ta hest nbtc.
ThctI, II Il husband appear, doubt not that,
after sllcl training III thu school Ut experience
and cotnnun sense, SHE will he abfo to be TO that
husband all that h0 eau urslro Or repay.
FloNriKR,
, 1879-01-11
TIE LETTER-DOX.

There arc letters, postal-carls, or papers at
this Office for ths following persons. Thosu liz.
Ing outside Of tho city will please send their ad-
drcss, and Tho matter will 10 forwarded. Resi-
dents Of Chicago Gun obtain their mall by calling
ut Room 90 TRIBUNE Building:
Learning. Country Glff
F1utteHbpdEet, Wicked Eyse.
., 4. z,
, 1879-01-11

thought and care may easily become refining
asHl ennobllng. l am acquainted ~ith beautiful
wnncn. whose costumes bcspeak tme and
study, who are QuIek 10 syinpA.,1izo with sut'or-
ING, whn aro uniirine in 1nbors ot charity. do
not nybcIf scorn tho aid Of the ctmpinR pin
whcn Il Is demanded, yet tsue char!tics ara dear
10 my heart and srnlpathts, anll do not tntcr-
3eso at all With the ever-recurrin0 unexpected
calls which press upon tho citizens OF this great
city. Let tho young girls crimp their half, and
lock jnst rs nrtttv n they choose, only tesct
them goodness and usefulness wlthal.
WArcuEH.
, 1879-01-11

1U 4H3 E0ts0F :" INV 9F3uRH*s
CHICAGO, Jan. s.-CdInping p!us un.l love, IN
harnuuy and affinity, n,ay exist together. 1n q
recent article read = tlruas axsinst young xtsls
whu lido up sAelf hA!s 10 til, y etc.
It 10 ali mistake to attempt to root out from
womah's heart the love OF tsstcfua attire. Far
better to say 10 every youux girl: s'Csknp your
half II It bo moro beconsns, but b. careful to
avoid an Afl.absorblng lore Of drcss." Moucy
u not an evil, but necessity, Tho love, tho
supreme regard Of "1lthy tucre." Is tho "root
Of all evil"
Whrn woman prizes becoming et5ta Of
soat1mc. aud 1Nakvs . Atu,ly 0t It,,
not alone for her own sake.
lut for her oHu iuytl fricuL,, thcu 4a.Il
, 1879-01-11

CHICAGO. Jan. 8--Ihoso who lire ID marble
fronts ard dEtye handsome equipa4es aro psups
10 think thas the teadesest affections Of the hui
man heart are kind ot monopoly enjoyel bs
such favored fexi that love, Ike tie sensitive
plant, must be cherished fond!y amid fayorsbte,
luxurious surroundings tu order to thrive. Ge-