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1r-,..n,,,,,.x, III ar,r,,, n, ,Vo cro ,1i
gathered about the flro which leaps a'al
dances, ai,d shines OIL tho wall, Frightening
tllo cluster OF maple leaves over the bracket,
~tbat.a mnricon fns,ttutton. n hrncket md n
"ase.-ai'a touenlls u'e pooks III a'e e"inee
lightly, us II 1t were unnecessary, rcula'liber-
Ing tlleir po,,slcrous weight, to lIuger l0ng or
heavily. The table Of papers and magazine
ts t,,.i,tn,- i,,t tho t,ra hns m nmuanul rlonr.
x,. ss t uus t' !. ',,,a, ,os.s "a "n.,';,~ ~
iu!fess npone y Mule'I !oses !intn.il9 ,H,!t Tot
MSE o IT, ,,tntMt.. .ha e nfoht shon,1 ia
,iorE nil st.,rmv but ilisieati lis ,nooniicht
iaIs @ SItl, stissty Mh!ts5,s;s @ qSsF ; My =, H..
a,,sa - h'uat and bnrr,,, nr a,,d rnwm M liz
sn; oSg - p han1n, % s ts n;ui ~, s.im XII isi" liz
4 uhnid 5,nG all }hc Wnr,itI, and brIshI,'rss
ol te ionEEn !M9s; E ;r,tnr Gnce ga.N its o. III
intr,'e Wo "W NV, 1gn l,v W. aimvs & M ni,.r "r
Ettti ti,,t u r,n'n s'n ,tisn5, H. xcl, @ ,,,,.
r iaMe5 KIT ~. ~, unS,, ,nnv ni,ft,n rf.'.s .'
Isfha e'r s, or ot TIKI q d ,sI's; ;, ana A.
| rel9en,ber = time wls', = ,,elgl!bor;bo,y
rwain's " ln,,oeen.s Abtoad." rsp,i ALOUD
by III ei!ef slSlef' 10 tno Mate1isa sMtStnettola
q a! lic!1''let, H. MilnMca s,S ~ ,nm9onRhh h
aslM a'tt no nn''"t ,Iais mits"@'tts W. H.
wUrlA WHO Wullltt ErcAtiy Gn10y fenu-
selves wo!ll!! llnt fnlsll u b1nk y! year;
very much likg tue plai1 ~ Tendlhe nl0iii Tor
tlIe benefit Of halne. II brings 9lit oil our
best tlouElIta ai1d lMt t!iooIlGs: T9tlanrol1Gt,-
" s,,1oy imok ote lill,st 'ist Mec9!l'e " , ~.
na11ti T'tl It's atar d , ny Ktlig II aef of
tn q 1n0nd for en1oyIng his wrlllnEs Wtth-
out having taste fur lrgentary iofn YOU
wull!l not appreciate !.0I!Efel!0W's '.l!lawu.
thn"; Wlttlolt toso l0r tlle music ol ule sen
lwl!l 70 taek tu the grcat sweet mother,
Mother and !oscr of lne". tho SOU,
and especially II yanr thoughts ware straylnE
list session. Yoii iusist bring ynnr thoughts
ia higher filings II yoU would lii reality know
, 1880-03-27
WHAT TO READ.
10 the Editor Of The CAtelqa Trtlnt14.

Az lHe oHttuF " 4"P N@*<At9H SVeoAsNs
DnoKI.tS, ILL.,, March l0.-Last Saturday
slime into dark room. will tell the read
ers Of Tile Home that, Us nm school
teacher, nm not nlwnys ut home, and when
AWAY THE TRIBUNE comes to me only by ac-
cident, and last Saturday 1t seemed almost
providence. As glanced around The
Home circle for the many familiar faces,
alas! was sadly disappointed, for but very
few were there. Their absence may be par
Tally accounted for In two WayS-llalnely:
they were. perhaps too tlnlid to brave tho
storm. or tug Con due.or, pltilcsly closed the
and Iet! by the llani young lady who looked
around with anxious, expcctnnt eyes, rs
though IN search Of some syIlpathetlc, klnu-
~ lnatron froiu whom she might gather syIt,-
patlly and advice.
She wishes to become more Thoroughly cd
ucated, that she may be able to more readily
bear life's burden, n1ld sooner becUti,e q use
ful al,d influential member ,of society. | t!n
tiesiro!is of taktng regular ".scl,ool lcourse,'
liz works M0u "i tic ''sS lest 0a authors 'sha Sic
carl obtalli, such rs Shakespeare, Tennyson,
n ns a ffes ~ t 81 1e fs1 %
careful 10 avoid nil trashy literature, such as
Is found IN most Of this popular periodicals
Ut the, tlay:, At the sa1ne time associate
yourself With tlle best society 9f your loeali:,
cultivated and refined people. When edl@-
rnted and scholarly reuplo nre speaking,
listen nttentirely tn wlIAt they say, and en-
eayor ta pE%t po BY III II .Is Mhsn yeu ars sa
friend, WHO uses good la,guage to correct
ynu when you make errors. Avoid ali af-
fectAtEt,ls III your lnnniitra anil ctlllytrsa-
ton; nls0 tho society Of all light mud trir0-
lul,s people. III your conversation do not use
HlnuE Mi let1Ep9.
, 1880-03-27

euphn!attc sophistry concerning the things
wi,Lct1, they Imagine are hidden there. ,..
osf 4 nss 80 80 SSS1s Sssy Me'sf' kna@ ss
t'ing.''' ."all philosophers IF all racSs
have decided tho SEARCH proiltless ant! the
toll aso%ty wasted" .Ht + not ;" xsry
l,pon which such Investigations t'} hive ns-
niiy been l,aseti and tho inetlldtls by which
their conclusions have, with few exceptions.
III, 'ny friend, you haye studied At the
Into tito phenomena Of senttent organism.
You are learned III the learning of the
i,aye notcl tho facts concerning existencs,
and sentence, and concerning gottl alMl eyil
atMl right antI wrong, upon tWu distinct tab
lets; Woven Into tho atfn%ct!,re % Of ne o',c. .
eye W q p!iisssnI'y "nd the suI q iriiL, i A.
legend: "Agreeablcto To NY tnstes a'Ml friendly,
to my purposes, and therefore good
n Tic other; "1!,eolnjpaii!',ie p.i witll tile
s'SG % psst'yfs ys "a II rs's e as Ssn: s s
liz 'ssn; wSr,l Ns iisortsHt." Above tic 1sc"fti
oil the other, III sinnileT, less careful letters,
9ppsars te tleslg,,atio, nninlporta1tn
Eilt. This frame Ii double, with q back sl!nf.
iar to tho front; but tho side, which holds tbs
"uninportant''' tabulatton Is turned I. the
WAL. 1Dlf 1Gt CuTnSt Mlll y1IlF HEL l0lDES4
and your brilliant sopifstr!es, are Interesting.
1everthe1css, and 1 hope you will continue To
exhibit them 10 tho ndnfrlng l1blne circle on
nully Saturday afternoons III the future.
Mabel, Rankin, do you know wherein
consists tho "va1te or benefit Of anything
which we ordinarily do? Tile only value
aid the only benefit of. life chtStsts It, tho
enjoyment Of pleasnrable sensations. Every
thing that c0nduccs to plcasurnIle sensations
witIlullt producing rencttye effect, alld with
out being initnicaI TO the constituted rights
Of other sentielit beings, Is Kn0l antf t,0Sscss-
es Il ynIne. Such reaetlye effect ~ results 1t,
degradation Is t!lo only real evil that cstil be-
| fnll any one. Tllnt either lnsly Or gentle.
! man may correspond With number nf
| equally refined people and experience much
| plensiIrabe sensation without suffering deg
radiation tler.by iS something that l,artlly re-
| Guircs argument. l have observed tllat
letter writing 1as n very great
inlInencS IN The development ct .,'I,ss,;. tasts..
| friendly correspondence with those whom
| they fur any reason hl1nfrc, either intimate
ncgua1nlatlces Or strangers, are other thugs
| bring equal. ps,ssesscd Ut q more brilliant Ill
| tGlfect uhd higher general nttNinM!e1lty tlinn
! those who hny8 rint dane sH. Those who
| lluye neither the tact nor the courage "
bring I'LL unpleasant correspondence to close
will be called upon to suffer tic consequence
| OF their weakness and want Hf discritntnN-
| ton llntlGr murt, moro painful circumstances
tltnn those which attend tic writing Of nh
occasional letter. FLUIsrAN ATtcANE.
, 1880-03-27

that will DO very dIsconrngtng. Tho student
must be exceedingly careful, for tho hard
places VII trip him md there Will bo no one
may pruvc too nuci, for lis ambition aid
perseverance,
II the study Of history find IL tho best
wGy ,s 70 group characters n'll eventsi to sc
THO snne ccntury. Without solne Hrcli meth
Utl, nfier n great deal 1T rcatlng the student
WI! lind llllnSe!f possessed Of ol1ly tumble
Of facta MD dates, With no very detlntt luGn
Gfstars, IF the place Of my Of tctn Iii tho worlds
l Will suppose TINT tho student l,ns nlready
mustered tho "tlircc RS" anl the nccOtnpa-
nyimE r. Ir'.allnettary branches, T. not, they
+, good foundation, for uilr snpcrstr,tct!trc.
'fhg eataioE "f my common school Will fur
l1sll thu list ar,l Tic best text-1Moks for my
's sl'aSs Vie s rs r s 81 s;Y s the Opportunities for
Tiien tnke Wel,er's Outlines Of Universal
History mil Guy0t's Physical Geography. II
you hnye time for n third study, mud us the
sraT r II ns1 .esyy 1nys w1rE y Xya4 W s f'ye 9 y9
iiart's Or Qnaekei,bos' kIrtoric; II yo,i nro
rs"Gy fGr orn .stnry . tux. Grrs1s , ii1sfp,y
which tho brst book Is tic Inst revision of
% %1nsrieen Eiierai''fe willie t ss%aying !!s Hiis
TcNH WIlntGFGF you Cn1 Illlu IN C01ll1Ectl0J1
with encll nutlt0r,-hls writings or criticisms
If Ills works. Du not ,lillrry over tho
ground, but get just ns well acquainted With
encll Unn rs yon cnll before going 0n to tho
next. Tlib work IL admirably arranged, and
n little attention to Its method will be u
sufficient Guide to thu Intelligent student.
Many u one does himself great wrong, too
ofteM injury TINT cannot be- repnfred. frDln
sheer lgnurNllce. liU klf0wS So Ilttle Of Ills
tItty mid Its needs. that lie ruins sight and
digestion, and ntlerllIines hfS health gamer
nlly; pGrtlnl,s In Ills 2en, perhaps III prEttG Of
carrying nut II plan, certainly from Ignorance
Of the consequences OF violation OF tlte laws
Of Ills physical being. Therefore, lit every
program Of Study, n little 1nOls Into pllysio-
oEy, should l>e Included. Any short treatfsn,
ssch rs Is usrtt IN tho common schools, will
be- 4 revelation to thu general stldgit.
II VIC are to Include III ollr list those two
| great tllseiuliMarlal,s, Mathematics md
| 11ntilt, md which nre regarded by many rs
| the Qnfy true foundation for scholarly at
| tanmeilts, use Dlncy's text-boUks for the
one, taking tEein liz regular succession. and
! beBin the otlter with ArnUltl'R First Latin
| l!nUk, and Andrews First Latin Lessons.
Then yUM will be rgatly for the Comnlcl-
A1ucil gruunti still remnins untouched, but
for one only Just pnst The cOintnor Englfsl,
branches, l hare already proposesl q great
deal of work. 1f any one who llns already
reached this point desires further sugges-
| tlons, I will take up the subject again, ind
stlall be only too Klad to render even the
slightest assistance to nny one who Is trying
| to help himself Or herself. TATTOO.
, 1880-03-27

IL tbs Editor at Ths Chteaaa Tribune.
SAVOY, ILL.,, March 15.-Mn.lgo, you say
" 4 legacy Inns been left to Munk!n.l to be
nlways witt, thcm,-a ctinln of love and In
tercst that should link them together as fel-
low trayelers,-and ttat legacy Is lnbor."
Wcalth-accumulatesl productloll-is M
essential element Of civilization.
Labor Is necessary to production.
The established forms Of labor, however
nre that men and women Of refinement rec0ll
from most OF them.
Refinement consists In mi osthetio Intui-
ton. aud is incompatible with tho atmos-
pl,ure Of yMlgarIty. which. 1T present sur.
rounds nearly all sho wor!dh Inetllt!Is ,,,. q
gasrlty is correlatlve with tl'e Ideas which
ili.lerlte tho existing socul 1rgan lzatI0l,.
Until II radical clal,gu, lakes plnce IN tie
f.tnda'ns!itat c0nstitutto! @ q sneiety, the
sultants OF thought will continue u RENTER
impossible anything mOro tlnil slight BllIler-
ttcial symputlly between. nlnterlnl production
alnl iMoGal refinement. Alucat llas been s!!l
OF lRfl0r" and tho nobility Ut :" honest ttfl. -
Labor Is not ln itself incompatible with real
dignity and the highest culture of. mind :;
nevertheless, tlIe Iep1ls!ye, iInMutahlo a faet
affairs of !ife''' at THO present tluy without
coluing ln contact with pitch, and being, to q
certain extent, lellcA. III tic development Of
progression gil these things will some .day bo
otherwise. 50 fur US the present ~ caI,-
cerne4, q philosophical nppreelatlon Of the
fact That society Is still In O state ut pnrtia!
barbaEisl!n ~ the one harrler between cultuEe
and pcsstn,ism to every prrson Of refinement
who has eyer given al. hour Of enrllest.
honest, Intelligent thought TO the matter.
ain very well acquainted with tho fact that
" tho y3ice of tllu people" dsno..neo t1is
and tlle bar King of ours, though exceedingly
dlsagroenble, and though. pltitul NJ an ex-
ponent OF the intellectual development 9t tha
unlnials from which they GnlaIate, ure by no
ule41ls u terrur to lne.
No, Forty Years, 1--WE never, never can for
get 1t or leave 1t, either ans"
Nor are we ablo to understand o.lr oMn uI-
destaIhllng, because our feet atu SO exceed.
ak nx klSdi w y w to psSnbS1s psa s % pess'0s Ut
Men peer down into the spaces between
thelr toes aud solemniy, and learned!y, and
endlesly expatlate upou the problems of life
a1ld mind, and "aeYolYe rounded periods"
Of more or less brilliant aud more Or less
, 1880-03-27
RECIPES.
II the Editor OF Tx Ehttdd0 IfIbu

~ tns hae3" o q" c"'eoeo 1s7oun*
Louisa X. II. and tho correspondent from
Lyons, ill.,. fur their rccipcs for ,nolasses
ac",,,. ~ ,rtiI ,,,,, s,,5or n,,,i r,cI,," for
cMas. VII. no" ones seoa ,,,. .eespu '.o.aa ~.
cocoanlt-crcains: ohe pint OIL mllR or water,
piece OF butter size OF an egg, one cpcOanut
grated fine for ono Gun Of desfccuted cocoa-
m,,t1 thrco ntnta of cnfYan or ernnulu,,l
',"sI' '''..o w.. p't' ~. to,,.'s,'s ~ ,...a,,
susal, Two teaspoohs tafolus, ac'uol1
when tried In wnter or on
snow; then tako fork or knife allti bent
nS t!!e whites Of Eggs, until stitI like frOstll
Willie yet warm nuke rapidly illto slnall
bnlls With tho l,allds, and pAce OIL Duttarta
iI,ntes ulld set f.! cool l,saea to st!fel'. Thts
rgelpu will lnnkU nbuMt 900 CreilHS, md II
, 1880-03-27


CHICAGO, March 10.-C0nscienee Grey,
though n perfect stranger to you, Ms well as
nil members OF Tho Home, l want 10 thank
you for the suggestions already offered upon
beautlfying homes nlsd ask you to plcnse tell
Wflnt materials arc necessary for painting
upon shells. 49, -...-.
uln going to housekeeping in q very few
my subject pertaining to tllis will be most
Thankfully received. Call any one tell me
how to make chair out Of d harrel? also,
how to make picture-frutlles and brackets ut
very little or. no expense? Ecnp0niy Is q
very grcnt accomplishment Cnn any. one
give recipe for gliding? CASSIE W.
, 1880-03-27

II ths Editor of 1he Chteapo Tribune.
MINIATURES. Wis, March ::s99.-near Katie.
thcre aro kind hearts hero aud friends
who will iy to your assistance, and
pray that their efforts nlay bring you light.
But, Katie, do not let go your hold oil Christ,
your only suro help. III llln there Is love,
rest, and honor. III tflar r6fugo YOU are safc,
"what though the sky should fall" You
know how many promises l1p ll,s malo
never to forsak6 those who trust Ills love
Ol. ,lo not lcaye the eternul refuge, Per-
lnps your sorrow has grown satltler, only 10
bring you baek to G0d, fur yt.u know !lo
faco from thcm, 'sbut Will, grrat ,norcIes
will lle gather theln." Prayer md fulfil will
bring YOU from darkness into tho light. Let
l,a always keep our lIearts turned Gu!!Wnrh.
those who feel that "]lfe Ii sad" A. Il.
, 1880-03-27
WOMEN IN BUSINESS,
PLAIN AND sESslnI.E TALK.

n.
tho reading Of n latter In n rccent issun nf
my my iv"aih -. ie.tsi ~ ~ Ses "
lne liono me-, felallye 10 .ne u ihs1ruet'on 11
young girls nj domestic duties. lt would
or eono more particularly into thu cons,tlera-
ttor ~ ,,'n.a,,," ,,,os,, ,,,.nn ~ t,,n i,,,,,
s,u ~ .i,,s 'ot mo.h =, ,as " to ,a
cirele. thlllR 1l'at IS llase OIL tlie sao]ees
those WHO, having married and given "i,os-
torcs to fortn,,e. .n-und nj co,,rse ,nnrr,nrcto
,ro',,,,, w n,novs ,,ras ,,,nnsaa si,ai,es ~
u womati always pres upposes q slel1et OF
have but little idea of the great nu1nher Of
womet, WON who are fighting tho battie Of life for
themselves md otiiors s annided; md lard
battle 1t Is; oftentilnes n'adc 50 by tho
tErourl, lnck nf business training. Hy tj,n
way, What n queer thing is tits business.
anout y a'la yst, liko ear'Itty, ,'t, It s'coysrs
multitude 9f sins." Ama tlals incoH,petence @ t,
Ssf pcrsous % sa ilS tiat all in wonen % ;ast IT. marry @
nild ere anxs9S ;a to bo glyell ~ ,narflage. aa
tnat tear Whiet ~ spiie Or our aeii,ocrnItic
,t!ist!.L t III Sp!tu ~ to sa,,, mi
q i tic eiaefi!y G nv Sti III %c i 80 gct dS%h @ on
ouh l'iaEaow,oohes ~. 70 Woismtp tiu gniueM r.
stlts ot tear wiaiGI makes many
Innn 10 n,,e I'll, f,r oMa n'n,f'n,t a,,snact
mn ~ Inv " itnutinn @ ia deepy arrlare n1 thc
a,enutv AZ l,nnnv hams prnv,dSi;ro hna
hea,, ,,,nut nj g., g. nTnp3,v Tim,i to har ~ svhnsn @
i,cor,nSto,n tho fira ~ inv" h"rns ~ nt',"ri1v
nnH tnnsts thn tnns nf nntv. ,nfnrt,5nntsiv T.
is ~ TiYt wli"h sInos ,,nt :nn,n MI ~ III III IN
as ~ t;u faot Il Il ~, vrunntou "a @ n VIZ ,.,at ~
u SM ,Honn W nv - ~ thon ~ othin1 na H.,
T. T. to ,,n,I 1o,.i ~ ~ ~ ato ~ ,n,tIa ia
nyGrl,nayr @ f,,r tm sf,e 1o'
t.van IoIv ~ ;n,. "na,,"itvrg a,s1 n,sa ~,
EmnI;.i,,n"~' or II ro" tEi. ,vaw. NJ T'a ~"
+ HI sa1 & MH ~ x" e!s Wnly III, n
m W u Will sin wv ~ Tns a1atg w., n ,.ee , Wo
HH,va,, uas r. ti,inG az s'1 n.tnro .,,o nv
n,,o - ~ sfn H. If N,t,r e., n!o n .,.s
,mn,i ~ ni:tn s,3 paS snn.uro n las :" yo .
n'inG nSiH,r ,.Siho s"oMe' ~ ,"a u, oe tIfu S u,o
~ ha"u H. ~ ,," ~ WI, ,,'s,,.
o,.,, ,t ~, ti,o,, ons. yen sWm At1uM.
pnny olT I,nv "tu et', ss, ~ ' mve' yua
~, s.,o, !, nuss Itf "; So,Me oiie,
XIV huvn .,a,I an ~ n,, ~ n.1 aUs. 2o.ie
n ~ tn #, ossu WIZ u smle M u nsI
LILY aaa stIi9 !H roast p'gs whiGn rah nIoulit!
GTyi1; w Gng on s.es sae u.s., ,, naHe 1oSmea te
"; uu n", ri ~ nys @ ~ US,
aIIS us, nla sai1 MuMte e.o 9nWcn INV Mf; H.
oo 5uM tia', tGi!Mg ~, wy KoW: Lucy
tn ht t1s .1..n ~, sny ,s,, WALL , ~ yuH k Ati
LIE, at.s WIZ 1 anG otty WV atas l.lte!!Rent 1ot
etgnet, gt, woiM w. tMRe " III ease: sMpposo
npon,, ,r.a w ~ r,ss " te.y EtSI
, 1880-03-27
PATTERNS AND G1S1Er-sSA1's.

Pontiac, Mich, March 13.-Can some Of
tho ladies Of The Home inform ME where I
can purchase 1, smAlt book containing pat
terms and directions for all kinds Of knitting
work? hnye tried to get one III Chicayo,
but without SUCCESS. I should also like a
go0.l recipe for gfnger-snaps. Cnltfnrnin's
letter of Inst week was read by, myself with
lnllcli interest. I ngreo with her III all she
says. Hope size will write again soon.,
Atits. ". u, F..
, 1880-03-27
CORRECT PRINCIPLES,


CHICAGO, Marc1l A.-What a vast amount
Of courage must bc required to enable awoltl-
an To set ut defiance tho Old-estab1lshcd Gus
toms and pet theories with which society Inns
been traInmeled during the bygone ages Of
the world, and throw of tho shackles that
have been accommodating III strength for so
long period Of ti1iel
1alludo to the daring manner in which
wine has been excluded from tho rcfrcsh-
1nent tables ut the Executive Mansion.
Mrs. 11Ayes haS been tl9 first to attempt to
Capital, ulla prnvely ,l.as s!ie accomplished
her object. How. plainly tho results have
warranted what her pr0lnptitudu foresl!atl-
owed when her Wine-cuIt-of oil those thnt
promptly followed by tho reversing Of tlc
Presidents goblet Thus showing to tic wnrltl
his appreciation Of tho sentiments that
Witness Tie results: A, state dinner with
ont wine, tho nlnp'e board loaded With deli
cacles and surrounded by smiling faccs,
which, tlougl, y tWlnge OF regret Mlgl't now
estinr I ' BECAUSE iio re" red wlno tiscoured tiie
Lips and dashed through tho arteries III tic
Would taat tho world were filled with just
lie as lgt M woui1 ii Guilty slfikte " Out IN It's ds
shippers. Would TINT the work Of ref0rina-
ton 90 grnndly begun and thus far so sue
quiet nInnlier In which 1t WINS inauguratett.
We will hope tliat the wife OF the cunning
President Will see tllnt tho ball set in motion
by the noble Indy who at present presldcs
cessors,-thnt her efforts may not be entirely
lost upon the world. And in.leed they will
not be, for, no nlntter how lux il!ay bd tue
principles OF her successor, the Influence sie
1t1u t,1N{ II, n
benefit humanity will cary0 Its WnY through
Is eternity.
" Of community or for Its injury. How much
more, then, will such decided acts Of wisdom
, coming from ladies' ot high standing and
prominent position, nnt 1leralucd to tlla world
sleetsd by tlle community which sucl. loyal
deeds nrv designed to benefit. There Aro
many different degrees Of influences; nnd
many distinct natures to distribute TINT i1ltll-
Tar out the rlpples, set ~ motion by our nets
would cease to be, dfscernlblo on tho sur
face ct ltte's mighty ocean, we might
be able. to decide OIL just the amount
%c ofnse w ass responspFs ror ls' wv W ca S
only judge frou tho effects tlat conn 10 our
lmnledlate knowledge. BY constant ell
deasor to lead useful nnl beautiful lives we
us that 10 sad res,llts.-f0r which wu shall
some day be held aec0nntnble-sllall appear
as witnesses agnillst us. by taking our stu
LIONS beneath the t9lus OF uto temperance
con!e scenes Ut thrift al.d connfort, and heart.
broken wives alld neglected children blcst
by tho return to manhood OF tho lllts6nn1 A1ltl
eiases S9 %9 of a s tepsr DSs Gore 5 y ts os
holding out tho sleadly winecup, we
, 1880-03-27

~ tbs Edttor Of The Chicago Tribune.
Aft;sKEdoN, Mici., March E.-Dft ever
won,an como before tho public complaining
Of the unfaithfnlness Of her husband md
asking advice but size wns told TINT probably
she lad n,teuatcl his love by her careleslless,
and that she ought always to meet lser llcge
lord with smile and in faultlcss attire, ai.d
by every delicate attention strive to win bnck
Ills wandering Infection?
Did not Kutle know ttiIs to be the inynrtn-
bic answcr2 Or did she think III the limo.
cence Of her heart that an exception would
be ulnde III her favor? I wonder II those
who replied 10 her appeal III. that strain ever
Ind any sucll experience M Katie's? 1t Is
very easy for one to glye such nslvlce when
one has kind husband and a happy home. Do
thosu women who told her 10 smile practice
wllnt they preach? II It wnsn't naughty to
let I'd wager my old Int against new
spring bonnet that they don't; ur, II thoy 10,
ion't believe II prevents them saying snrcas-
tic things aMl delivering ~, accasi0'lA lecture
la Mrs GAude IA n'nn ! l!lay slil. al' ny
tiio f' copies IN my writng-book in tlie ,iays of
long ugo, md lave always remembered It:
md wlleI seo n 1nan or wollAil Whose face
forever wears II smile l set them down us
'ist bit to retarn Il those ladies' lo always
/ smile, don't they .get lreadfuI'y tired keep.
lnE the muscles 1T tho facc IN one position !?
However, I SUPPOSE i gets to by SECOND
land, Satf Should n th!nk tlielr husbands M Is woai
get tired Of such perpetual Erlnilfng. /
snn reminded Of Il little story once reatl OF q
woman whose husband llnd wandered from
read OF tie power there wis TT smiles us Il
solved to test their efficacy. So one night SHE
dressed herself as neatly rs her poor ward-
lxA1i coming rushed to tle door 10 meet hl,n,
I.ur face beunltng with stnfles. The only effect
thls produced oil Ills hardened heart svls to
cause him to stnre Mt her and ask what she
SONS Who do not yield easi!y 10 tlespnir, md
| slo resolved not to be discouraged Mt tritlcs,
but to keep o1i smiling thinking that Gerst';;
wearing broad smile. Her husband watclGd
her urensily, md when seated nt tho table
oppDsit his bealning Wifi Ills u',eastness grew
yissbly verse. At lqst, unable to Testraln his Il,
stop that Internal grinning IN throw this
a,,u about that time ono wolllati lost faltsl III
| When read Katie's letter I said to myself,
"P0or Katie, a,n sorry for her, but cunt
help !ler. It will requiro some one, wiser
tlai, 70 advise er" The Letters e. IT., +, ths s lust
oa o RrPsi s fGs oT " m s sesrany II 1s ss asItar
wise enough, nor good enough to have adylscd
Kntle to s,nilo OH such degenerate Sun Of
| Adam. rs her husband. Nor would llnye
STa Tss S5 eE oaE Ss M Sey ay enpbs w1 Dsff 81 s u
Ing my great amount 9f love for my one e ex,
cept himself. 1t IL clear to my mind TINT
Kltfo las been better tn him how t!tnil he de-
Ministored III the manner suggested BY tile
Conductor would doubtless prnve beneficial.
But probably I am wrong ard the others
, 1880-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

10 the Editor Of The Chieaeo Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 10.-I was mMcl, interest
cd in s. @. Lapius' letter IN the Inst number
0f Tho Home. Can lie or nny ono Of The
Home correspondents tell lne u remedy for
partial deafness and noise In tho ears cal,sctl
by caturrl? l think that mist be tie cNtse,
NJ anything that relieves the catarrh helps
the hearing. VIII look anxlously for M an.
SWcr. GEIgrRupE G.