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GEORGETOWN,

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the 42d regular
monthly meeting OF the Eleventh Building
Association, held last night at GoIdard's half
81 ,sq0 was disposed OF, being 81 shares retired
at the stock value race
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Change
to-day were 1900 bushels wheat. With sales Of
2,G0o bushels at si.66a to Sl.o74; :, 200 bushels
sold yesterday al Sl.O6 to SLIP
GRAIN ARRIvALs.-Boat Medley, with 1000
bushels wheat ''
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FAR FROM TIE MA1DISG CROWDS IGEoBLE
S1HlFE.-AWay In the mountain tops, 3,0J1 fact
above the sea, enjoying Natures beauties aad
IecupcTatiIg health and strength lost in your
daily pursuits in the hot city II you VIII avatl
yourselves or tie Il. d U. X. RS 81 excursions
10 Oakland and Deer Park every SATURDAY.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Principally About Ice.
ANOTHER ONE DOESN'T sEE II

Editor yar:-' Afflicted Consumer is Ger.
fainly correct SO far as this locality is con-
cerned, except In this: The rate heretofore
Charged was Is cents for % pounds, and 20 cents
for 80 pounds, against the rate A. c gave In
your issue OF yesterday, viz: 20 cents for 25
pounds. and IS cents for 80 pounds as now re-
quired by the very Liberal Ice merchants you
were pleased to praise
GEORGETOWN. D. G.. n n
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TEE YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL GARFLEIr
AhLhCk GLIB met at 1874 + STR - AND
a., ~ 49, 49, ~ SIsalAS0t, Nv" Let NV. last
taiy- MessrO a Van Viert az go
Phan+ - Clarence d. Trevitt, Nat. Oh
S., Willis Il. Magruder, Edwin X Hodge and
rank BlackfOrd were among those who were
Admitted 20 active membership. ". scott Smith
was elected an honorary member. 4 letter Was
received from Hon. Alex. Ramsay, Secretary OF
War. thanking the club for aui accepting his
election rs an honorary member.
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CHEAP, CHARMING, HEALTHFUL, are the popu
lar 81 excursions OF the Baltimore and Ohio Il
X. TO Oakland and Deer Park, every SATURDAYS.
Tickets, good going on any or the three Ia
trains. Returning until Monday night.
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July 21st, 1850.

I'VE still think there must be a mistake some
where about this Ice business. liz spite OF all our
correspondents say. SO many OF them give
assurance of the increase of price that that
point seems to be settled but so far none OF
them have explained or attempted TO explain
why dealers in given article residing Ia one
place (who buy their supply when prices are
low should raise the rates On their customers
simply because a dealer reSaing In another
place who goes into market later, when prices
are highcrD has to charge higher price to his
cust0inefs in order to save himself from loss
This Is the point that bothered U.s. and led us to
suppose mistake had been made somewhere:
but it looks now as though our observations on
the subject had been drawn little too fine.
However that may be, it is rather curious that
no one has yet undertaken to throw any light
upon it. They have all given their whole mind
10 the other side OF the case,-the eB6ct so tc
speak. Suppose some OF them now take up the
subject OF the cause, and give us little light
upon thaU.-ED. STAR
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Mn. SANSTAG'S great sale of the stock formerly
OWED by II. King. ST., go 1Lh sJ. Nv, consist
ing OF laCtS, hosiery, fancy goods, &c, &C, VIII
Iosltlvely close SATURDAY, July Zi{h. Special
linen suits. sale positive. 90 Tth NV, ).
SsUStag, 2uCt. I
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LIGHT CASHMERE and cheviot suits for M,
and boys at great sacrifice. 4. SIRIUS 1

WASHINGTON CATTLE Neutrality-suspicious.
Drove 4ard-tReported by L. d. Means. POO
rom to cents; 81 shipped to Baltimore an !
Is LETT over. Market dull. 420 sheep and lambs
sold-old sheep from 3 to cents per p)un1:
lambs nom ~ to 5ll. Market brisk. 70 COWS
and calves sod from SIS to s35,
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The LADIES are Particularly pleased with the
great &Ieratlons made since last year az con
greSS I2l, cape May - NGA-
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IsgTeI@
cinDati z,

DISTINGUISHED YOUNG CHURCHMEN.-AmOng
lle passengers who arrived In this city yeSter-
gay py the national steamship Italy from
Liverpool were Mr.. Thomas Herman and Mr.
Van Rensselaer,. two young American members
OF The society or Jesus, Who have Just finished
Their novit1ate at the Roehampton college
nan OF this state, and Mr.. Van Rensselaer, is a
convert, TO Romanism from the PrOte,tan mt
church. In which he had taken ministerial Or
GERS lie Is "a member OF the old Van Rensse-
laer family Oh Albany. The Young churchm an
We're fellow students al Roehampton with Mr.
Thomas sherman, the son or Lieutenant Gen
eral sherman. He expected to have
come SSth them, but was detained MI kar.
nan and his companion went to St. Francis
Aavler's college yesterday upon their arrival
during the day they visited the Cathedral and
called on their friends. To-Day they Will leave
Tor woodstock, Md, 10 enter the Jesuit college
at that place.-N. 7. Herald, 23d.
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w John Turner. sou Of the sheriff OF Utah
city, Utah, was found murdered near Echo
city, IN that territory IT Is believed by q tramp
named Frederick Welcome who had twice
been arrested by the sheriff Tor horSe-steaing
sS- Dr. Vandeneli Carter speaks OF several
children who were sent into garden TO work
during one-half Of the scho- n0urS and who
Outstr1pped those who Studi, during all the
hours. He SAYS also that SOIL men die OF stu
pidity artihcially produced By neglect OF tai
entS with which they are endowed
gs- All successful men are said to have one
quality In common; they are thoroughly Ia
earnest ana do not allow themselves to be
beaten The London Spectator says that they
must have some definite object In view ana
capabllity OF exercising continual Self-denial
exceptionally favorable circumstances being by
no means sine que non.
90 Boston merchant who was entering q
restaurant was asked by d tired and dusty man
for little help to something to eat. He d.
rected waiter TO give him twenty-five cents
worth and charge IL in his check. When he
asked what the hungry man had taken his
answer was Five glasses OF lager
sE- Al incendiary fire at Troupe, Texas, de-
strOyed the whole north side OF the town, In
GLIDING the post Office.
sB- Liens against the great hotel at Rock
away Beacn have been I'd in New York. The
strikers threatened to Olrn tho structure We'd
nesday night, but = serious l..ssurbance has
yet occurred.
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ROUGH ON RATS. Ask druggist tor It. 1t
cisaIs out rats, mice, reaches bed-bugs. 1od.
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Baltimore and Potomac Depot. eoru..
9th and n Streets.
MORNINa
baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
JeSHey Ayenue and G. Street
CITY ITEMS,

ONE DOSE LoDlLLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC Will
prevent headache coming On.
Opinion of Eminent DIR. II. Y, Stsuart
President Maryland Hospital, DnIti-
l have used Coldea's Liebtys Liuid Extract or
Beef and Tonic Inri"OrdtOl' for more than a
year, ard recommend it as one OF the most Ell
Gent preparations have ever met with. It COM
b.neS the virtues OF food and tonic In a rem ark.
able way, and am satisfied has saved life when
no other medicine could do so. Sold by all drug
gists and grocers.
'Itchins, Piles" etching PiIes.o
Are a very distressing complaint Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiratiOn, intense Itching.
particularly at night, after getting warm In
oed. DO not suffer another hour and allow them
10 become aggravated. S,odyfae'S Ointment
certain cure.
Skin DtseasesS SWayne's Ointment.
SKID diseases ''Swayne's Ointment" efrectuaIly
SKIN diseases cures letter, pfmpIes, salt rheum.
SKIN diseases r1ngWorm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at trifiing cost: at an
druggists. STOTT 4 CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents, Washington.
"BUCHUPAB1A."-QuiCk complete cure 70 a
DAYS; all urinary complaints 81, at druggists,
For washington ct $50 Pa. ave.
ROUGH ON RATS. Ask druggist tor it. II
clears out rats, mice. roaches 6ed-bugs. 1S3,
oox; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward prints, 35c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese, butteimilk and sweet milk &C. per at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-23

WHY GENERAL GRANT DID NOT TAKE THE
CoAT.-Near the corner of Bayard and Baxter
streets Is an Old clothes dealer, who induced the
re- fepoa Yer 10 enter oy promising to sell to him
ioT 81 coat recently made for General Grant.
Aller much cropping dlSreputable- looking
garment OF a sea-green color was produced WITH
grand flourish and the remark:
- Dere lSh de goat"
" II you made 1t for the President, why didn't
he take 1t?" asked the reporter.
Laying dirty finger on one side OF his nose
ia mysterious ana Impressive manner the
dealer murmured 'n0
. He ordered cotton velvet on der COLLAR md
make er neestake und pud On seek: iar makes
h,m SO med he Won't take td."-N. y TIlfnnp
sE- A tub race is funny SIGHT br+ t,o
racers ought TO be good swimmers A d,sra
gard u this rule resulted in the drowntne- at
two men at Rock Island vi
o AN llnnGls gnl with breach OF promise
case teStliled that II was the usual thino for
girls 10 SHOW their love letters to fifteen ~
twenty other girls, in order to make them
jealous. NS .noii
ss The Polish residents OF South Bend Ind
firmly believe that Mrs Luchiske ia nnS anu.;
OF a .ceVil and She agrees with them 49,
monial efforts are being made to exnei the
hend. |Apoi On0
eg The London Lancet saws that tn,rtv-
eight strokes minute danger ously overtax an
oafsman, ana Go not produce the greatest
amount OF power in HIM. About twen1y.etsht
are right. osn'
az c. L. Williams, an official In the WISDOM.
sin state Institute for Deaf and DUNN was
,ea tw ,r years ago ago for tendish cruelty 90
charged from custody. A brother of the girl
declared during the trial that he would Kin
Williams II the Jury let him go. wnllams was
appearing after his release. The news now
comes from Texas that the brother AFTER
searching the country over has fomnd and
MORALLY wounded him.
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LIGHTING FIRE WITH kERoSENE.-Mary Sa-
bella, u years Oh age daughter of Samuel Nc.
QUAD, OF ColdenhaIn, y. Y, attempted to light
fire with kerosene. Tue can OF oil exploded,
ana she was fatally burned. Her father a sis
ter and a hired man also received burns in
their efforts TO save her. While enveloped In
flames she ran wildly about the house. which
took ire IL several nlaceS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-23

"BuCHuPAs1A."- complete cure 4 to q
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave-
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churned every morning. and delivered In 4 ms
ward prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttefmilk and sweet milk 5c r,ar ot
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U. Ala % STREET NV.

WHOLE LOT OF THEN DON'T UNDERSTAND IT.
Edttor 10T:-In two editions you have re-
readers are at a loss to understand how Won
manage IL; but you certainly do keep cool.
though, judging from your editorial ana the
comment upon letter from one OF the people
mace by you. you do not buy ice Of any OF the
various companies In this city, or you would
Know their actions better. They most assured
~ Rave raised the plice OF ice, and this In the
lace OF promises made, early In the season.
when canVaSsing for customers, not to raise II
during the season. Just as one needed it badly
ard must have it they put it up. The only re-
Dress one can get from their driver is, 'See the
company about it."
PeThaps the consumers VIII remember the Ice
companies Ia the not far off future
'23 OF Us.r
IrIy DIST 1854
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\ MEETING or ScCrU WASHINGTON DEMO
Gratis vas he'd last night az virginia avenue
between 9Th aud 5tA streets, fer the purpose Of
arranging FOR the ratification meeting or Han
cock ana English. Ar organization was made
with J. II. Yates Chairman and =. T. LLOYD sec
rotary. Mr.. = }. Morrow, OF Cgipeper Va. en-
ttrtdineQ The audience with a SpeecI. "a which
In said the state OF virginia was good Tor Han-
cock and English by 50 go majority. This a.
nounccne Lt was erected with Immense ap-
pause. The meeting then adjourned.
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STILL ANOTHER CROPPING IN THE DARK.

Editor Star:-As you seem to be still at sea
regarding the Ice question: allow me to say, up
10 the 18th Inst. paid the Great Falls Ice COM
pany 70 cents for so pounds twice per week. On
that date the oafverer informed me that the
price was now - cents for 80 pounds and think
ing the rise great and the piece OF Ice small, I
mao the Latter weighed and found / had So
POUNDS tbasket included) for So cents thus cor
roooratlng the assertion OF "a Victim that
me price OF Ice had advanced here from 40 to
100 per cent. l changed to the independent
company, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, and pay them 35 cents for so pounds in-
stead OF 70 cents their price previous to the 18th
INST, and they thought the price might go stfn
who have advanced their prices, so you Should
OWL to the ''tafy."
July %, 1880. Ala Cd STREET NV
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THE FINEST French trimmed bonnets at bal
Price at NJ Williams.

HELD TO ANSWER a CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED
OCTkAGB--Thls morning, In the Police Court,
Peter Page. rather Intelligent looking colored
man, was arraigned on the charge or an assault
with Intent 70 commit rape on the person OF
Olivia Amos. bright looking colored girl. nine
years Old The child testified that on Tuesday
morning, While she was at her grand mothers,
onehce charged, and told her not TO tell her
s,dEuInother, who then was AT market. Mr. II.
~, St4llh, for the defence, submitted that DR..
1h, 'isaH mad made an examination and found
10 ny oaaLage had been committed. The court
el4i,si aSu tnat ne was here as committing
nlae'strate IN these cases, and held Page for tne
action or The grand Jury.
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DEEps II FEE have been flled as follows:
EeH]aEI!L e. Pool 20 Lucy A. Pool lots II and
l., Il sub. OF So @i4 . ecu. Henrietta Hadwan
a AZ 70 John W Pining. lot % 10 sub. cI ST.
trustees. 70 John W PlIing, lot -. In Todd and
tsTinnel"S suo. original lots II aud IS 81. 465
$500 Anthony Gaegler 10 VIM. A. Onutt, lot l.
~ Piles 81; S1o"J. A. Z. DlvaiI 10 Letitia
l(tsc lot 81 So. 49,; S2.5pJ. john Alexander 10
l. = Jones, pt- :. g and =, So. 25S; 5000. Lucy
YORK % :. T. Arms pit. !. sI 50; $500. Z. l..
Dubois 20 Lucy YORK. lot G., 81 69t 3, 500.
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| CLEAN SWEEP.
DOTOMAC PERRY COMPANY

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing nest 81 TIE city. car enjoy an 49,
hour and hSlfs ride on fhe Poto- rrRtNy--IA
mac rlNSr to Alexandria and return H-AGsS<<zAAkfzr
any Gay dGlLs TIE week. for Is cents ar 10 t,ckets
Tor % cents, On the Ferry Boats rsn hinder IL
years 81 ase free. The Boats leave WASHINGTON
Ghly ior AleXancrta as follovs: 6 30 I 30, 3 40
~, lO;5N, IL 80 a. IN. II 80 30, 30 3 80.
~ go, CSC and 30 y. IN. The trips az 4 ga
;ou ald Q 80 T. IL. are especially refreshinx ana
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ONE DOSE LoDIILE's HEADACHE specific Will
prevent headache coming on.
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DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF SUMMER sTOCR.

YELLING OFF SUMNER STOCK.
We must close out our SUMMER STOCK in the
next ~ Gays, and shall offer extra inducements "a
,arse line of desirable Cotton, Linen and all Wool
fAories. suitable for the present season.
hs We GO not Intend to carry over one yard of
sumner doocs, the stock on hand will be sold with
regular rates. ~ ~ - vi
w. VI. BROWN,
80 Sls Market Space.
-" MEH nKEsS GOODS AT RE-
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THE TIyOLI PARK,
L FORMERLY 6IESBORO,
ts NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for P1cnics ana
Excursions. The piessaptest summer resort A
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land -
every half hour, and o beautiful drive by road ~
70 the Psrk. First class accommodations Of 80
city prices also. fine stabling accommodations Tor
horses. RICHARD ROBR
3eS-Zm Proprietor.
, 1880-03-13
.RADVAY'S REGULATING PILSl

Fsrfeet Pursatlve Soothing Aperients. Ass
yVlthout I'aIn, Always Reliable ana
Natural In their Operation,
4 vElETAHh1 SUBSTITUTE FOR cAt0aEl.
Perfectly tastclcss, elegantly coated Wit
eTcct R,atn. purx0 reHtiate, purify, cieante' aaa
nAnwAy's r,s1Ls, for tho c,trs Of all disorders
nf tho Btumhph, Liver, noHolB, Kidneys, Jl!has
der, Nervous p!sease.. Headache, C0nstlpatlon'
Ensttyeness, andisrss!on. nyspe{ss!a M!sns9sass1
all dorangcHscna Of tho Internal Visoora. War
rented % eavct perfect cure. Purely TeSota. S.a.
ble, oonta!ning no meFeusy. nineFah' Or oe1ep'"
tnE fso.a fS fscs4es Of the dss.tiys srFa1.; cop.
sIlpation, Inwur! PILED, f,!lncss OF tho h!oos 70
HearshurG, Dt.Y,st Of Food. Fnllncas y Welght s
ii tho Stomach. Sour Esu9tations. s!nk1&, ,or mr
Vision. l1Dta or Wcbs hetlre tho Slight, FnYcr
anA bull Pain In the Headt Dcnrlcnoy o. rpi. pet,
splfation, YelIowneas Of tho EkIn aud Eyes fss44
IL The alde, Ghost, Lltnbs mud sudden Flushss o8
a fow doscs .of HAnwAy's PIL4 VIII tEee ~"
5feteu from all the above -nnmcd dtsordorss
IArjos. ~ Centa Par Ho.e.
Wo sepeat that tho reader must consult oa1f Fl
books and papeTs Oh tho Elb1ect OF dlfo1ses sips
tholr cure, asi,ou9 whleh taay ho aAined'
"Futss anu Trstes"
"HadlraH on Irritable ursahrds"
"RadsUuv Oh Serefuta."
and others relating to different classes OF ds@
s4's'' SOLD nY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALsE AND TRUE"
Send q tet*sr stsHsp "a RADH4x 4 Coz No
- IParrsn, coF. Church. &ss Nsss fVrk-
TT Information wQsta thousaada VIII b. sea$
70 ypA-
, 1880-03-13
THE PUIZLE OF LIFE.
EFl1-4L
~ The Editor a The Chicago Tribune.

=" ~" D"s'f " aus c"tl"5o A'aoH'et
0RANN hAplls Mieh., March q, lSSa.-An1 VIC
never, never GU, forget 1t or jcay It, either ono!
In tho hnnn. nI ,tnvs 1nYnrc t,n,r Mi I'm i.r.
fer"nt sorts OF people lit the world a'miyxrtl'
laonle'l, ,lusnberc nnl PIT s"Ay n'i the s1lclvcs
ami % Fo,,t' md p1snner In d .c';sstny ,hc th,nra
Wn'ea were ps1p,oms "l soc' cS'S.ehes. % our
for general stol tl,llEt,cd In tho nldtc 1t ,are
niuo tuor. whero hu wos terribly nrycd with tho
pftp1et" " un"ecalHto cSis'ohco' "hu peHaHea
us "chsy IesstFo w lonsci1x anu 1lflniy frlhy-
Ing srSo knot ana thereby a .ecano nwaro OF
i,'g ~ In room hclow. wo ,ho,~h+ ~ t,,a ti,,o
that It was most co1ntcn to thu wise look With
which cur Intelligent cnptlrc rexartlel tho zonEth
whJIo be cxr,orcti tim yicnupy through the knnt.
hss sst w, s. tGfe Il, sx @ '9n % w'a te otaes
~ a % ,s % f ot II! II !hs u i
utn. HMhS %aa l"et VIII" Ae co'ttl't seteH any
'",is s!,, =, ~; and wcI,,na nn ro,st ,n ptsan.,.
Or, An;l MGsi!tt1s wont taelr why's atil inst no
nr1 % tof y, @ y w. o. H. Tan kS M uvi o.
.hs ysrs sa r9 o !" M T. rsc'rs !sE rkht
thyy!mbut "d t'y NV W. saw eae otsr, s w9rI n.l
sl!ed 'ip ait ntf W!soln ~ !ikctlillk rue hli.
~ ,'miiEt's m ~ vt0!,.i +; s,n MMylt w; % tt
Gstt ps"sS e ,aG 'nkrw sna "srS ,ot ?to Y
w. w9rG .!os a,l "i f. y: & re"sng ua 50 ol1M''y far
nhnwieoso .hintz "oeFe no o"o o'es Se' "aaa "hS'
'H' is this Ia precisely tho problem Of existence,
bs.,adly e2'.al.iefcu: 10 seek VIZ KNOW 'lot Whit
alll +, IT 5 nKn. ra =, ii, r,,cs hr,o o,,lo, Nm
%ss s.eFy ha,ssa ia!sisst psspst'sill$ ssks,
roPy Ss Es Ut %sss' i III s"Ss ' 10 s0'
AM nw cotTea the y. ,!eycr. tn. Io. forgotten,
, 1880-03-13
nEnr-RAtatSG Qtt1trs,

To ths Editor n1 IAs Chicago 1ffb9ne.
LAPoRTE, Ind, March 3.-In yonr issuo for
Feb. 81 Elln D. ". made nm appeal 1T behalf Of
church, workers who must furnish Ideas for en-
tertalnnents, aud asks for now modes Of OK.
tractins money frotn tho public pocket, thorc-
with Frightening away tho Old btnn OF tho Sea-
n church debit.
In tho article to which she referred described
al Illustrated poenl, md those arc always pretty
md "tnktng." AZ IL rule, It IL best to prcscryo
tho exnct spirit OF tho poem. making It 1.-Two be-
fore tho eyes OF tho spectators. Sometimes,
fsbweeer, n trnrnsty 1nny br givcn With guuu
effect. Mnny poems !ond themselves rcndy to
such represcntAtatfon. especially ballads. or
shurt, bright stories, with plunty Of color and
action. us, for lnstanco, snxe's "Clcvcr Talo Of
Merry funtls," "Lord UiIIn'a Daughter" WINS
Riven snlnethlng after this fi.sli0sl: hobby
,ors and easatry t5 prppct!ea y
Iox, Iirdcayc: and pan!lc.", 4 briesle wlch "a
S @ i the % senso q ot oS,ef tbe ssi s1 ths3
Eiln ard her co-worScrs win from this suggcs-
tlon rt,dsty grasp tho idcs and giyo II It's proper
heard Iately Of n "mtssion quill" which was
peccl by tho young lntlies Of the church, md
which was tE'llncinily gront success: Tho put
Krent deal Ut white tnusllH, and these white
stHoes wcro converted Into an nlllln. E',cli
person Wishing h!s own or friends nalne re-
Families wero grouped together. You tnny bo
sure that tho tlcr ticn oi,s wero not forgotten.
9rnnpctl together. a1i there was ono column Of
tue nntnes Of nEc1 persons lE tho towtl. a hrfcl
history of the qullt WIZ wrIttcn on tho central
fq,lnrc. When Il vas finished u,rso WIS ra!sta',
! ai,l tho quilt presented TO the ministers wfe,
ir!cn:ls. II Elia likes tho faoit ,u'n s',ro she
Gnutt get Il ctlu!nn OF ii1n,o pscutianyi,la. Let
her give hrr lnttse8s tlud VIC Will nll forward or
taItIlos i!nd dttEes. SEvEN TIMEy SEVEN.
, 1880-03-13

1o tA8 1"NoF q 4he G"eaPo 4fhhHe.
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