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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
C,,v Access sor oud ColIeetor.

The nomination election for Repub
lican candidate for Assessor and Collec
tor Of city taxes for the Northern Dis
trict, will bs held on Saturday, Angus
81, between 8 and O'Clock, at the fol-
lowing places:
Fifth Wsrd-Bailey's shoe store. cor
7th and Tatnall streets.
Sixth Ward-King street, below 9tb,
exst side.
Seventh Wsrd-Carpet cleaning es.
tablishment, Delaware avenue, opposite
cemetery.
Eigkth Wards. W. cor. Ninth and
Bennett streets.
Ninth Ward-0ld Academy.
By order Of City Executive Commit
tee. H. c. McLBAR, Chairman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
KannY.GOals at CaEap.

An apparently stray nanny-gcat and
her young kid, make night vocal will
their plaintive blsating at the Brandy
wine Summit camp. The noise made
by the kid very much resembles the
crying and laughing Of child Thii
led Presiding Elder Paxson to make
rather an amusing error at the com
mencsment of the services on Sunday
night. The elder rightly insists upon
having order, and will not allow the ser
vices to proceed till promenading is sus
pended and all loud talking and laugh
ing are subdued. The elder had go
everything to his liking last evening
ready for Rsv. C. Hill to proceed will
his sermon, except what he took to b.
some very boisterous laughter abou'
St. Paul's big meeting tent. Stretching
his neck and looking in the direction
of the noise he said: 81 hope thos,
children over there in St. Paul's circle
will be quiet" "Bla! ma-ha-ha" was
the answer and the litter that rar
through the vast congregation showed
the elder that he was viVtimized.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

Kinds tavoriss is DR.. Simms
ble Liver Pills, sugar-coated, the
asy, non gripping, non-sickenipG
i've and splendid liver medicine,
sding pills wherever known old
Jung alike like them. Price 25c'
4th and King streets Phila'.
oh street.
bar Havana filled cigar given Oh
the New York Store, 8. 4. cor
French streets.
bis, ehildren's and adults
special room for applying; a
.eed ft in every case. N. B.
th, Druggist, I'd and Market sts'
Onco's Golden Female Pills,
mans Female Pills and Hooptr's
bld by J. R. Hartman, Druggist.
d Poplar streets.
pedy's Prairie Weed and Kenne
hVorite Remedy sold by Taylor q
ION, Druggists and Apothecsries,
pg street.
p's Fruit Jars very cheap, al
Francis 4 Sons, Fourth and
ID streets.
cans Of our own manufacture,
Parry's, 827 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
An InotdCnf.

During the progress Of the morning
sermon on Sunday at the Summit
Camp, a frisky squirrel in leaping from
the bough Of one tree to another missed
his holi and fell plump down on one
of the boards used for sesting purposes
within few inches Of whore q lady
was sitting. She gave vent 10 cry Of
alarm at the animal which had made
her acquaintance 60 suddenly, and Mr..
Squirrel, quick as fash, picked him.
self up and away he went climbing for
the topmost bough, where without
doubt he listened TO the sermon
throughout.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
A Word.

Republican.
rS' .Editors:-PIeass allow me
one word for Mr.. Alexander
Ter, who is q candidate for the
OF Assessor and Collector Of the
h district. Mr.. Chandler is mn
naoly competent to fili the Office.
carpenter by trade, is q good
property, and has had some
pa 2nce in the duties Of the office.
ar' Chandler was collector before
R1cs m, were taxed 1914 cents per
ihis rate was so high that a
Fge part of the assessed tax was
POllected. Through Mr.. Chand-
gSestioa the Council reduced
sle present reasonable figures,
2enefitting both the mechanics
city and doing harm to none.
payers look to their interests in
= lot Republicans nominate one
surely be elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
otiCo.

II, 2. Wood & Co. requests their
.rous customers and others who
|tbvir stoves and heaters put In
tOr the coming cold weather, to
Srly. As they will be very busy
Ter sheet metal work, they will
ID adopt the barber's plan: first
Ifrst served, except in extreme
Front and Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
sixth Ward Republican,

A meeting Of the Sixth Ward Repub-
licans will be held in the Garfield and
Arthur Club room, Institute Hall on
Thursday evening Aug. 10Th, 1850 at 8
O'Clock, for tha purpose Of selecting
ward cfficsgs and organizing for the
Campaign BY rsqaest Of the city COM
mittee. WIZ. q. FosLx, Vice Prest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
Assessor an d Collector.


Much has been said about the Re
publican nomination for Assessor and
Collector Of the North District. There
are several worthy candidates from
which to choose, but among them al
there seems to be one who is not only
eminently qualified by business ex-
psrienoo but who barred his breast to
his country's foes during the dark
days Of the rebellion. He is sober,
moral and industrious and deserves
tho support Of all patriotic citissns.
Republicans prove that you appre-
ciats the sacrifice and gallantry Of those
who risked their lives for the preser-
va,ion Of the integrity Of the union by
voting for Zschariah Pickels.
A VRzgRAH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
The Herdle TraAhpOrIafiOn Cora.
R0NY.

K, Kimball, ". H. Gildersleeve
aud others have fled articles at AL
hsny, N. Y, incorporating the Metro
politen Passenger Conveyance Company
(lim!ted) with capital Of 100000
They propose to convey passengers
baggage and parcels by coach, stage o
otherwise, through and over the street
Of Nsw York, PhilsdelphiS and Wash
in2tOn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

Department, Office OF the Chief
ohosr, Washington, Aug. IL
Patlons for Tussiay-For the
Atlantic States, partly cloudy
r. and possibly occasional rain
southeastern part, falling ba.
4 slightly warmer, east to south
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
Caution.

|ution my patrons not TO pay any
former employees any bills, but
1908 or 622 West Front street and
bill be thankfully received. EZRA
Best family coal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
spEClAL MENTION.
rho Latest.

: ~ the immense sale OF the
.aSt S i Hat, we are now placing on
IT, ,ss, a similar hat, with many
ssmsuts, anna in black, brown Ian Sno !
'Id mixed colors, called the
- Zach hat packed in an imits-
r,.s;,n leather segar csse' whlcA
l n,ed for street, trayeiling' boat
t.SsIe. u S driving, ball or opera
81 70, owing to the popularity
sst, we alao have q cheaper one
st.Tbs | Cigarette" in same colors
At Il packed in a box the perfect
l'iIs Il, o Of a segar. Prios $l;25. SEN
n 10 on receipt of price. sHEprsr
II b Halter, No. 5o3 Market street
s.o.The above advertisement Is
n The manufacturers circular.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

,e,l has on bis stalls in the Third
market, a fine lot of rock, croous,
Il, blue fish, hsddock, founders,
|ses bass and other varieties OF
hny tribe. Call early and avoid
had
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
...dar on the ese Truths.

M kidneys and constipased
u 0,o the great causes of chrenSt
Take Eidnsy-Wort.
Wort has cured thousands,
A and you will add ons more tc
humber. n, .,,,..,
4 American people. Kidney-Wort
|pre II. Liza, ..,.,
I Of thirty years. standing. Try
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
'0and Shoots His Alleged
Wife.

ia Parkhurst, a young lawyes
OF age, killed Fanni. Howell,
years, at Bath, N. Y, on Satur-
inoGon' by shooting her with a
4 he then shot himself. Both
l. 70 the best families Of Bath,
Ia. II Is quite romance connected
sn lives. Six or seven years
,oSs were m'rried at a picnic, but
elss ,l interfered and the courts
sae marriage null and veil.
living Nv at age they have at
.s, 70 i've together, but the pa.
,sa ee'ed and an i'll feeling was
lad l1a, ;. on Saturday Parkhurst
n ~ &c persuade the girl to live
and upon her refusal drew
'ver' shooting her and then
h. l; ~; Is thought that he was
~ ~, influence Of liquor at the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
Peach 1hnpMeuas.

The peach shipments yesterday over
the Delaware railroad amounted to 100
ears. and were an follows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

can got a good box Of lemons, al
fer the low price Of $50, at N
|ney's, 303 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

for rs, s, eiuoient and reliable np-
] At ny R,,., case Of rupture, can ba
IA y ~. bslt's ny. Drug stora. A pr!.
"' ladies'. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

Mason's Fruit Jars very cheap, at
VIM. N. Francis & Sons, Fourth and
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

ato OF the Thermometer
RHpUBMcAN Office, on Tuesday
g, August II:
p, 10 O'Clock, II o'clock,
7So 800
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

Mason's Fruit Jars very chesp, at
VIM. M. Francis & Sons, Fourth and
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

NYTANTED.-A BOY le YEARS OLD
w tn 'eern trade. Address Trade, RE-
PUBLICAN ef1ee l72t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

yNOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE
S Ia good location, near the P. w 4 b.
dep and near the street cars. Rent taken
In board. Address NJ, h EpusLIoAN office.
81 t3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
RUGBY
ACADEMY,

A Collssi late School for Boys, DR. SAM'L.
W. MUhPhY, A. M, Pr ncipal. FALL
TERM will begin MONDAY SEPT. 9th.
Application 1or entering pupils lay be
made to the Principal at the school Room 9
frcm to il O'Clock, q. M, CT from to 4 p. M,
every day after August 10th. sl7 1st
, 1880-01-31

The these ,,.1 tsar tHs The 'oso sost ef
every q faculty. for to a., ,no =, ,thsy ,+;. were
Tho heroes and hcr"Incs, save, ~ rnrc, ll-
stnnces, net improbable, II llnt impossible,
pnrts and to INC It nppunra TINT Aunt Han.
nah Is tin cst-tlefinetl character in the whole
work, though faint pralse cnn he e,vcn for
thls 1un!pt Puritan parsonage, so we'll
described hos slle. beun BY alnlost lhnumet-
able writer's. III the scpl,ts wilern q RwOrta,.'s
pen commonly grpws the most f9clle there Ii,
brlicv!4 loo much left for N,lr llnnEltlatt0ls
10 Aupply. One Is almost forced to tho cnll.
clusinli that the nNtli0rrss WIS 10 much tho
victim Of cacoetllo scribandl AZ to be cutri-
rtlled to rely On lier fAlcy. .n!Dtlo for tho nc
tiols ail!l spGecl' Of bot!l lfalstead and Day.
ton III. tho supreme moment nf their lives
ana the clI!nax q Of her atory, W. ean
tho recital Of lsachel Guovnr's rapid tleyelop-
ment from tho p,lrc, ,tnsopli ilstcntetl rust! !c
lllRtden of olH cliarter Into tho "eul-
cl,nwcfh t}Ostuntan at tho next; and Dur
admiration for tito Ingenuity Of ttle story ut
tho Ineatilurpl1OaIs n,atl1 lis wish that 1t lad
SOME foundation iil fnct.
Need say, III conclusion, TINT I laid down
the bunk thoroughly dissatisfied will, tho
writer of T. tllc Publisher; tho rovlewer, and
t,ysulf, nMl men lalty resolved never Hgain to
become thy purchaser Uf Il novel until It Ind
been tested III furnaces Of Time for at least
year. s. A. NJ.
, 1880-01-31
A LITERARY CRITICISM.
HOW HE WAS DISAPPOINTED.

10 ~ Eal10r s7 ~. un'tas' 1rsoa
CHICAGO, Jan. SIN the endcAyor to spend
I stcnncd into % ona M Of . tho rreat hookstorcs Of
ihn r c;,v .,d o sonutoraI a1our tho n,,1,ra
e c,'y aa asong tno no tns
hnn ., n ,9 nrint ~ tSa ss vo'mcs
which filled the cnpacIous shelves and tables
NJ tha "ofohi,shmart unt,I fo,,n1 ,nvsnlf NJ
~ tha ac chcan contcr "i ,varo % hn. honca to
ue soen a,i,, eoa'G W'use s.s,, n"a mopca ~
means would enable ING to become possussor
~ WhlIa tha ,vorka NJ ghnksnrnre of
, 1880-01-31
THE LAWS OF IIIcALTII,

To tAs Editor " Tns CAteaVo Tribune.
AlACoMll, ILL.,, Jun. l5,-The voice OF tho
people IL oftu1l, but not always, the voice Ut
God. 1t Is mover the yofce Of God when 1t
favOra oppression or wrong, MD persecutes
rctor,n0rs. Tho voice Of th8 peopl0 Bcofrol
nt Noah wleu lio WIS building tho nrk, The
voice ot thu people tleritlctl tho Son of 0u.!,
and cried out, "Crucify Him! Cruelty llimW
This y0ce persecutel CALICO for saying the
earth was round, al4 booted at The Idea of
Robert Fulton constructing bout which
should be propelled by steam. The voices OF
the nlany rich, gay. aid careless who passed.
by a,ll left the stfcetch!ll to perish, said
VT Is only little beggar"; but metlinks
the y0lco Of tho Lamb Is saying, "I!,asinuch
Us ye mlnisserel not unto ONe of my neglect
cd ltttln o,Ics, 70 miniatcrel not unto Me-"
The hllIt ladies who supeslntunt the Kitchen-
Garden School say: "Wo ara only taking q
fow fr'enfless girls ott the street md teacll-
Ing then, to bB useful members Of suc!ety";
but surely In tho great book Of remembrance
Il Is written: "'F0r My sake they did lt.n
;tha voice " thu peoplu says IT - tlls Will OF
dlseased lal!ss; int tiie HItu al!l scienco
suy tint sllscAsa IL The result IT breaking
tiMl'n eo,nIAalltls. ti0,l las promised length
Ut llfu ul,tl freedom from diseuse, eyDll IN
tllAa q Hssllellce, to tllose who 10 Ills Will.
Our Savior, Wllu went about llrlllng dis
sa;Sss, .; ygry often dl1 It WlsIi IL t!less Y words:
at@ tlie Pool 81 DetliesIa he says: "Sisnt no
thus clearly proving fllat sickness IL tie 70,
suit ut sin. Science, ~ taught III our public
schools. SAYS TINT stu IL an unnatural.
, 1880-01-31
now TIE HOME SHOULD he HIN

r.x 1r,, ~. ""ls
I am going to write to Tho Home, So i,
although 1 I,aye succeedet1 In wr,,,na W.T. w.,
iottor eo,,,J not 1mI ~ aa... ~ m.!'.'ls ny
:. -. e1'"' ..o' 'uit. ,''e cc"icso 'oseUd
u. bot l nave wanted SO long TO come
among YOU, and this week Louisa K. T.
tlls 1onr tmoyvtz Wi wiz "nt's nnt ,.ap, H. "4s n.
1Io,,n IT." e ns ,,,.nso.t !" ,,,aS "S ,, ~. 'aRe i@
4.oaio W Anpesest " al AilhoHgh l Ike
the recipes sometimes, when they are newt
different from MY own, am tl,e posscsa,
OF four GOOD rectpe books. md there nm mi
n.",y y r .,'aks In'1Not ,',a III some ot iheni
So u Ihe llomc IS maac into a recclpt.ho9k
sllalls cease to be constant reader thert0E,
Aud agaln, your object Is to u,ake linn.
pleasant, and now 1 cnn rcad some m g@S
,'n. LINUS 10 Ivy haspanq ,p onaays Whlei t
bilt recipes, 1t VIII take, away nn hours
paeRstifo inr u.s. as llo WOULD DO mora Inter.
cstGtl n the recipes utter they come 10 hs
taolo transformed, tllnn Getore, anil ! an
Que or tfle women WHO believe snnethhK
elsa IS re2l,!ired "f .,e wife and mother thsl
tako more pleasure III Gn0ktn9 and baking
ai,l trying = new tlls]1es" tlian /.
). suppose III olr, private home circle nolh
lnE were aiscEssGH Dut recipes OF, l'ow to
uCIGtAto out M4llt' "n!iu IL not W ehRf.
the house' There Is such q tl,Ing as TO
much Of 2 good thing. Variety Is tho spls
OF lIie. 1t makes nltr homes pleasant. Mhy
,l1t the sans with Tfie Home Ut which yqn
.!l t9ko s!lsl, pleasure? Even tho )lttle slats
OF which Cal!tnrllla speaks are go9! for Il.
sharper, our wits. AS long as we, k,cpeu!
te!lpel1, they won't hurt .,s 0Mg bit, aud
think tls Conductor knows when "'cnousa
Is elio'lEi," md cnn put q stop to Il ct ta
sllonltt be at grnrdlnas and nuntIes O,
homes would be incomplete, without th.
gra'n!lnaS, important nAn'!s. happy" wlt's
antf mothers, cynical bachelors, oll mal>
Ea0d a!lntlss. p,,nl.ol!s cot.stns lbotl! % ssxrsi
babies. Matrin!ony Is Indispensable to an{
true llonle.. VIII! divorces and fl1rtat!Nn
!.nye no desire to deal. Bnt IL others !@,yr,!
have no leairC TO deny them TINT prtyiler
, 1880-01-31
TIE L1ITTER-DOX.

" There nre letters, papers, and posta!-cartls
Mt this Office for the persons whose nAIncs mp
pear below. Those living ont Of tho city
should send their ad.1ress and n thrcc-cent
stamp, upon receipt Of which their mafl will
be forwarded. Residents OF Chicago cnn ot,-
tain their mall by calling at Room 50 1'R1B-
uSE Building:
Florence, A.a.,
Gratitude No. ], Marguerite
O!l-rIMaE, Eccnesc.
Helen E, Klein.
, 1880-01-31
How at1 Ambition to Secure Wealth
Often Leads to BAD Re-
suits.
Some Facts Regarding tho 8enselcss
o.. Conversation Oftcn Carried on
by Women.
A Party Who Thinks thai Sul'1c1ent Allen
lion Is Not Paid 10 The New
Contributors.
The Disappointment Of Literary Young nan-
What Constitutes Truc Rf1endshlp-Ques.
tions and Answers.
REGRET.

Hal but been With thee to kiss thy tips,
To fod my puIsing arms nl,out thy form,
coull hnvc qucnchetl the fro within thy veins,
And quced, With loves own calm, tho fcvcr-
storm.
would hRvc warmed the far,tou, Icy hnnl
Tint dared 10 press thy Iids with chilling wo!1ht,
And smiled into Deaths fncc and melted him,
Had not tho lagKGrd message como too Into.
Had but been With thee, oh, lore, my lovo,
would havo held thco from tho clasp Of denth.
Ny strong, young lIfo would have shared with
thee,
And lent to thee hopo's war7nest. sladdest
brcath.
would have knelt beside tho silent couch
And kissed thco oNcr, With all tho passion
power
r'd kept and nurturcd for thy shrine alone
Not sol!ed, but fresh md sacred I'll that hour.
= ,
would hare tempted neatt tn give theoup,
And bartercd With him for ono half my years.
Then cheated him by living years Of luvo
Each hour~-so full Of bliss. SO void Of tears.
MILWAUKEE, lS5o. MEpolIA CLARK.
, 1880-01-31

WHY NAnIES CRY.
Tb fhA Editor N Yhs Ghifnas T+ikttus.

7b The Editor " Jhs Chicago 1flbuns.
BA1tAlloo, WIS.,, Jan. M.-Nearly year
has passed since visited The Home. I
knock aEain for admlttance, that may say
(l,avlng hatt expcrcncc) few words in be-
half Of the most helpless creatures TINT are
born, and whose vail pcrces my heart las II
should every mother's) like n dagger.
at will aoon cry itself to Sleep" How
that sentence Tin s. Z. WIS lctter) grew after
l had read 1t, Turn tie paper whichever
way chose It coyered tic whole Of It In
great big letters, aid here It Is A1ontlay, and
fli Tave II so G4Es s y Fy y en- srs i C. cos oGr l
Of patience, / will till L. Il. r. Whit / knnw
about babies. Children raisel on tic boftio
hayo very much the same kind Of stomach
f @ aRsfG;ts s Gtes Is Ana sfe TG hG 3 SGs s nSse ee
little ',ourlshnent ut night, rs well rs those
who nurse ,-liayng Ind tlle cure Of bath. An
Infant seldom, # eyer, cries unlnss there ts
SOME cause for 1t. They cannat spuak as we
effect Of some. little rain when cINnga
q q rdpisve pfisso IT. Babies M at sno Is "efssso S w.
they must Jet rs know In sonie way that they;
fs o ery D e9sr apo 9y ~ %
ers that to nurse n baby when angry or other
wise axciletl will produce, q corresponding
resslesness ~ tle child? We also liase 4
sDrt Of magnetic Influence over them, a,ltl 1t
depends Il yrcnt deal upon ourselves whether
iaby is gn9d Dr not, pr0ylttetl 1t Is well. An
lnfa,,tt Will often bo Uneasy after nuur1sl,-
1l'cnt ]lns been tal,e,t, from its bands he!l,g
lsoarty ,ncal). 0ften il merely wants |" turn
over; periAps Is covered too warmly; per-
llaps 1t has eo!ip.. When fretftlncss Ii pro-
tracted watclt veil, md you will soon Ills
Mny lInye Indigestion. Depend upon ono
thing. something alls the, clittd X 1t frsts,
anil tl,at, mother who Will lut her helpless
hAbc Gry itself IN sleep must bn 'lpnrtlcss. II
there Is any who is baby's friend It II
GIlANpMA.
, 1880-01-31
TIE BENEVOLENT RICH.
4 WORD IN Ti1E1It FAyoR

10 |R4 fs1lGof o. lhE Eh1tAF1 lTtbuNfs
CHICAGO, Jat,. 3d." As the poor ars be-
coming more tlcspondent and dependent, the
rich ara growing more selfis! and llcartless."
The above quotation from Ivy Oaks letter
0t last week In the columns OF The Homo
attracted my Intention oil account OF It's tx
sreMo Injustice toward tho rich. II Ivy
Oak will take the time ard pa!ns to exnmfne
the statistics ot mission work, she will find
thereln n noble record eapo,Is!ng the cause of
tic rich, and etIectunlIy rufnttng the
Charge Of seiAshncss TINT abe
brought against them, which Is
without foupdat!on and untrue. Her ac-
qnaintance among thnse In ntIluent ctrennl-
htaHges must either bu very limited or Bllu
Inns beer SO unfortunate Us to meet the few
y!lly Hniils,I, md sollssS cllaractess who, al.
TO which they belong, md are 70 considered
by their associates. For 1lR,y years have
been Interested and engaged ~ nllsslon.wurk,
and NY exparlenus i.as been TINT tho rlel! are
are benevolent eyei. !nDre tlinh Ii necessary.
Ti!e Christian loye of giving II confined to llO
particular class, but y enjoyed In liz fullest
xtst 1tsn ~ as Msa!thy y:cl lhie"y .onts %Fetsn
llappy, hopes gru.iiled, and ambition salts
tied, through tie generosity and 10y! Ing kMl-
Hess of tie Iiell: Look vt our CHARITABLE
tYs;!tnti9ny.9rplEan plE AsyI'Hns, Ne@Xsboys' @ !'
tnr tile. ageu, our .Fo,!gdlIngs' Itame and
Wonan's ltef!lge, thu Home fnr Working.
A!rls, tbs, WashIngtnnlnn Home. D,l1
llighf-sci.nols for tiss Il 'lucation Of those ell
lllsetl Throughout the day, our mission Sun;
: day::sn!lOpls and chapo!s, built and devoted
In toons, ,ind,islrlal.sellouls, cooking
SCHOOLS, ffeo l!brarlcs, and endless charltlIa
for other pllTpoS.s,~-tn which the rlc}. con-
: tribute 80 lilernllY and chperfu!ly. Illesa
institutions which hays 1!Hnsc.l, do they ITO,
1--WE their very uxlstencu aial support IL the
t4i,eticenrs Of the rich? AIRS Tiers not cll.lr.
itAhls institutions calculated and Intended ta
reach mil to satisfy every requirement and
nre,l OF I'LL c!asscs Ut tho poor, frn.n the ap
pealtng lsplesness Of iIitnhey e the feeble.
ss q 9a aks tFoi ,n te uslSs ~ ,a IT, dt
from the wrrtehed homeless pauper u tls
struggling w1rkinX girl? Arr not thes'
places an everlasting monument to the KelI
crosby Of the wealthy. Does not every stn
used III the building OF n.1m speak ut til
charity which p!ue'.Athem there every wear
Naild9rer or lllsln e!lllI wl,D 1ints s',cltrrnn
heaEts u loyo them wsll!in those walls
, 1880-01-31
i. AMATEUR POETS.


To the Ednr Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. aaea.-The Idea put forward
by Topsy T1nkle In The Home Inst week COIL
cer,ling amateur poets Is certainly true.
Their poetry Is dismal and does snvor OF
churcll-yard mold, "tlcad hRnds, !" "faded
flowers" etc., etc.; atld she might have added
other complaints. When they want to ex-
press sntne beautiful Thought It Ii wrapped
III SO many folds Of gloon,, and buried III
s,lcl. lonely tomb, that oil Its beauty dies
Rill goes to SUMMER skies.
knew q youngstcr, scvcnty-avs or eighty
years agn, who mixed RAwdnst with the corn
- he gave Ills chickens Why? only mean
to offer few suggestions.
=. Poetry gives n license to the Imagination
md cxaggerats0n, and several other lawless
filings, 1t IL, therefore, tho scnpegoat for
many queer, Thoughts; thoughts TINT have
crown In darkness, rooted in tho dust OF
hlleness or Idle tlrcRMlng that Inns settled on
Hlc mind; thoughts TINT resnrrect ghosts OF
old, sad memories: may, believe most OF
thcm are bogus ghosts, mado from sheets Of
white lies, for .to not believe those poets
i,nvf eyer endured llnlf what thGy protanfi:
by trick If words wo call rhyme, and bc-
come poetry by poetic license. We're they
expressed Ii, prose they would bo langled Mt.
y Is the means some take OF getting rid OF
,lrcs love to attract all the plty possible.
They therefore p!ny tho r0tB Of disappointed
lovers IN their poetry" GLOW would It
sound i to Esnd theIr direes Of misery In gG7ol
ut tho lfsapp9lntMents Of natrtln0ny. No,
! tint does well enough In prose. II they net
any satisfaction from pityfng themselves,
yspy we bnt 2not , Il they Get ny ~ ana f1o,