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aeross yss thS MI' rtil,. wth Mis- Frlazlc,op hang
ing OH lis arm. luoke1 ut hHr, to try artl
discover tile "sauliul eyes" "bcanty un.-
adorned" etc., That he had 10 niten assured
mo werc the cl,aractertstlcs Of lils a.id every
other refined mans i,tsGl o. 1SSsteck 1S9 cr woma'
seii-saiisdesi expression. Which marked ,eyory
l{l,lnmpnt Of face anil form with auRht. TINT
wAs nlodcst, swcet, or wonanlY., Alas, !
realized TINT tho virtues WHICH attrnct
Trince Charming 1nnst nrn not God.
given, but Mnnu.on.iMatle. t1,en @ ai,d iAerq
thu lio,lr when RraYeyarts yawi!, IN tllo isn-
iatioli Of niy secret chamber, Ahoptet' n new
colp of ntNrnls, md formed IL naW resolution,
no liatter to wlns effort but suslce II 70 say
na l Nnwnu,,l my tnu&h-AEt1seu c0li[hrG,
addressed my somewhat son1-]mkttlK, ,reticc..
y"I @ did iave d ST against tiie wal! a,,d
walcIi III the girls TINT clew gi'n, talk slang,
md wenr the latest abomlnatlon Of fnshinn,
tlu,,cg md receive MI tho nltni,tiUE, you've
gotten ritl of sOrne very false alrl erronenls
Mttlof,s; md thu mkt time tnke sou our
my ml1cah,,sal. you shall ws9r ttie 2, latest I.
dress tnik tho nlnst s!n,'E, 9tid nave LILO p'e-
eThnnEs. Woi,se~ork, :" 4 friend II, ncetl Is
n friend tnuccd," and Ill not Sooii forRet
writing Under tic, "sour-gram Stigma,
and, il 1 ever behold sou Il prey % v!iltIires,
Iii mt shlrk my duty hut valIa',tly sHotl1el
q s,sol>atick and rush to the rescue III re-
Cousin Herbert, II you'll kindly state the
ease, aid 1t yol, have my spectiiet! grievance
notify me, III take great pleasure In slnstgt,t
| erEnE tho enemy ~ 80 agreeable a Gentle
nlnii's behalf. SILENCE WoRpswo1sriI,
, 1880-05-08

tho humble judgment Of i9 writer, cqilai III
nbl!lty and ynlue so,a nt tno s.an.'afus e
"Droi,sons Elnutio!,," lnh!isllg!l 1T le!5 W
Morton & SiriawGll Lensyi's, ~, r., a, sar 4; !;
arcS Go Nsw hHE ei,n II tMt s, Ssar n n
subsequent years wns tllc standard ot :author
ity it the l,fgt,cr schools md academies gen
orally throughout. tho East 1!s ttttg "E!9;,'
cutton; tr, N[cttal atnl Vocal Pht!psopllEa,
s speaklnE, and nj destgnsa for tIlo tIevaispunnt
9lni !, eTtivation e # 10Th body mid ndnd' by
cEa nt1t1su,I; nre oyar IT. aoo orotorcal and poet
ical FINDINGS ii II, milking On Invaluable an4
cxhaustless source OF supply FOR tho must
diversified tastcs. | presume 1t Is nut Ut
print now, but d0ubtl9sg Information III re-
publishers, md perhaps Some of The uomo
writer's vii" have lot'g slncn pass,:1 their
fully luA,.. donate, or gull to Theo.
Slie also niakcs inquiry where she can ind
rMsSe1ton siSe !sa sPfIRkIaF RIIs e'''s 'ae Dus's o.
To c l. isi iSnomsr ,S,n Tbs e. falis miIls wsro S
hun.lrsts # them f9t'liy. Ths poem ap.
os oMrnal pnh2s,h,sd IN Now YuFk III :tan J,.
sivciy In t1s newspapers ii the day, although
| tlnli't know TINT It ,Sns evcr Incorporated
into any hunks oil elocttlon.
| 1t WIN fAlrIy DrlStll11& Will httlrn ami Sc0rn
| Of tho paraUIpl,y ntld greed uf tho hwl,ers
aud proprietnrs atllt tho fDot-lartty. mud rgek-
ess crElilnnitty nf tho arcitect md builders:
Thu awful accident created a widespread
excitement md Interest throughout tho
country ut tho time.
I}y tho way, can .nllyI0dy tell ue whcrG I
cnll obtain thu concluding volumes OF Plht-
1 hive the first four volumes. md have
senrctd far and wide ror. the tast ten. years
for the rc,nuirilI< ones. II my Of the Ilone-
4 ltps call put ii.e on the truck nf obtaining
them. HElAEt ,n more than Obliged. l, al9U,
am Il, tI,e dirk anu want light. Who ia Tug
nut|,nr OF n lDeln entitled the "Ocean Of
Song"? 1t WINS originally published many
years t,go ut lrlst twenty-five or thirty, mud
opens tAtlsy:
Win II lnnd beyond sight or concclvinH.
| In Il lHiid where nO blight t.. Or wrhtE,
/ NJ slhrkncss. no KrAves, anu no HriorlnK,
! -. There lies tho great 0oGlln u Song"
Its melody and rhythm, mud beautiful poet
lc Imagery have rttllg In my ears these many
years, md have long and vnlnly searclict!
fur Its author, II Is q benutttul poem, and
grAiluly deserves Immortal life.
Forty Years Must look TO- his lanrbla, Dl
the new N1elIlnond Ill the Held, Eta Bctapi
Will lie prctrnpting dis clalm of champion
Ry tila wsy, +. b. P.'s communication was
prutty good rcAdilg, II man up trec Is MI,
Judge. pIoClIE.
, 1880-05-08
tlcrnnr," l sall to dear ono who hat, not

tlc1nan.' salu 10 acar oI'e VINO hA" hot
Sit answered thouglltfuly, !" think
gentleman IL Intelligent, refined. courteous
Iii Ills tMatiners gentle to tho weak, brave,
honorable, whose soul Ahf0rs lte,-yct to
acrcc,, friend from dishUnor hc would peril
l,Ia soul,-wllo nevnt takes advantage OF nit
nthet'a mistakes, who does unto others ns lle
would llnye others 10 IL him, thoroughly sim
core. strupltlously ltttsclfIs1l, slow to anger,
ut enpnie Of j,lst Indignation, lenlent I'd tl,a
4 gentleman, think, has all Christian ylr.
tues" She ritlptl with 4 sfHrt ns II awak!nR,
"Wcll dOie, MY chlld," snlh her fnthef:,
"Search the world through I'LL you fihd
him.
:" / will i" she replied briefly.
"And when foans," said Emily laughing,
"AMd nov, Auntle, was tho man gentle
man9
'"Drnr, don't know. l never saw. him
| but for those few moments. | could mt
h, WIS t,ltlrr tha,i ho sad." 49,,
Thcre w1s general laugh. Whlle Ncllle!
still thoughtful, ,sattt: !" I!Nt, fnther, man
may bc nll snltt, md yet nbor ai,d enrn Ills
| btunt( BY the sweat 1T Ills brow"
"You nre right, my child. Sentcli every
| where, In nil rnIlks md stations, until you
find whnt Cl,aucer calls n veray paflst gcn
III knlallt.'" ,... ,
A1Wl now como Will, my question 10 trlit
Home for solution, Wlnt Is gentle,nnn?
| - CALIFORNIA.
, 1880-05-08
WHAT rs A GENTLEMAN ?
A QUESTION NY cAI.iFO1lNIA,
III tAs Editor Of Ths Chteago Tribune.

10 th6 EdN0F OF InS Cheopo lFtonnfs
New York, Aprt! a8.-l am feeling old to
day. look IN tie nirror-yes, undoubtedly
am old. The picture OF What was ut Is Is
very iittle,-not at I'LL, indeed, like the face
TINT cunfronts nle there; but then l sec this
one every morning, md It is certainly old,
grave, al,tl, fear sad-ooling.
Al | entered Il car filled with passengers, a
man ruse from liA sent saylng, Take my
seat, MntanI, lam younger thnn yon."
l looked up with s,nIlu for his uneOnyon-
tlonnlty. Ills hair waA white; my own IL
brown, without mixture. liz lU0ked any
where between 70 aad 70, and lad spoken
"A" Ks i taok tue seat said. "Thank you. I
IIe stoo! before ny, holding u tlle strap,
lne aud said: II a,n 10 years old" :.
/, not to bU outdone III thls battle 0t polite
ness, answered: "The1i there Is not much
estTe X s a dS wl,at S1fS Il y ~
| lit my fnra or general bearing that had called
f0rth tlits strange colluqlly md Hivo,l ,no tile
impression OF hny!nK stood OIL tho top o.
1n4!,ntaln anu OF now descending on tho
lily thoughts run on. from tl.is to other
nntters connected will It. WHY dill ! an
hi va stssyEsA A rss5 hy VIII Wills oTs oSr a, s
did II strlks me as an absurd!typ Wewere
And why lid n.y friends, when repeated
thu tl,ctdont, say: -, How strsnEe! lirMust
Ind not thought Of his sanity. i,ad not
doubted the tnct Ut his being. q RentieMni'.
llutl lle not given ma scat wl'en l Mis-
Tllen fell to thinking tho old thought,
What is II gentleman. tlhl sntl: ISL MT
Wl'et 's . kY,ptleuuAn. TINT may be sure ut"
Tle,. lny friends laughed at The Idea Of my
pretending not tO know, AMI Or my asking
thenl hut il,sste.l, attti 50 hn1 many points
given mo ~ to 9fs ,neanllE af tho t"rn n
weii i's ,.1esssd, und + iot @ obliged u W"rk.
"Ah|" sa,d, :. havs SEEN TINT kind. and
foull,l u great deal Of sarniafI,, but very 0ftpn
tic YeneurlllE was not very tElck."
Tttyn aStasE NET With Fsns]ems SS
Eyes, hut yUit tunft cal! hin, d gentle.
num-" This Was sud very t1IalMphantly. |
replied, "Ay, it does hot need, Man Is
enough / want to know wllat IL gu'tls-
"Wcll," said my bright, little friend Emi.
ly, . q gentleman always knows pxactly tho
selt;possesstorl 10 do It,"
! ".,,rh!s man answers tha dosctlp,lon;n' I
sSla; woon als ssa, ,f'FAt thing was to give ''''
"Well. but Aunt!e,n said n, young niece,
~ ~ don't SI,now' dear. Lam trying to find
.s sWf; Y iI; lthi9s shsiSi Ssq might know by look
aSo wise, 10 young" quoted, smiling.
"Now Anntle," A1id She ponteda a little VI
Nellie. uiye me your definition Of gen
, 1880-05-08
HOW 70 no IT.


RASrou1, H., April :7.-1 nm a stranger
to The Home, a,,d, while it is no stranger to
me, It Inns never called forth from ,nu an
a,,swcr to It's lilnny thoughts and questions,
fenring I might be an intruder. ":rho wall"
however, of two weeks ngo 1las touched a
responsive chord, md the appeal sent out to
tho great heart Of humanity for Hill answer
suggests thoughts which desire to express.
| think understand tho reason for this feel
lng of Loneliness In society, but to bo able to
suggest n remedy Is the work Of tiMe and
Gl,nilge. Woru We all born Into this beautl-
full world cnntentca with onr lot, did wo
possess no ambitions, ITO aspirations boyollA
stnMt slrllgEieAnd with others Il aconstant Joy; !;
wers uil habtlntions homes III their fullest
sesse; were there M. rich nor ponr,
butM! eQually possessed with the good things
Of life. so yu might n.eet On one c9,N'nun .u!I
anl 1.-Two lii full hope Ut Immortality, va
could nut then sutfor from this fGellng Of un-
rest nill disc0ntent-, Wa Would not 10 US
! trangcd one, from. another; therefore this
| would nut exist But how unllkonll this Are
| tho facts. We are forced Into this world
bleutshcd with. thp sins of our ancestors,
SaFsa fea " aSoat It II H Is es edcs Ct ss Hs 1 s
appointed, longing for something until we
| grow nlnrbll, restless, and feel bitterness
| tuWnttiB all humanity. 1t IL the different
conditions Uf life that estrango us. Shnll We
SEEK Il remedy?
We somehow may lave forEntten VIC have
| part to play for others rs we'll ~ ourselves,
We may have grown selfish, and III ollr sci
tishness huvn forgotten tho pleasure Of MAKING
others happy. We slluutd not isnate aut
thoughts. but seek tu be more fnniiliar will
tho nnlsses, educating our children md srlv
ing ourselves to h. Self-relInnt, industrious
alil honorable. Thus nlny VIC Aispel til!
gloon OF society, and husl, tho wall Of toneli
| Hess, JAKE.
, 1880-05-08

~ ta4 Edltor u Tbs uateauo Tribune.
CHICAGO, May Gin Tho Homo OF
Aprli p appeared MI article entitled "klss
unu MIKE Up" which contained Il
good deal ot truth and showed much
seEso OH the part Of the writer. l got
several itleag from close porusal Of ltWltlcll
desire 10 alt to make 1t more complete.
Agatu suys that the beautiful attentions
Which existed between lovers Should COR.
tinuo through, married life, and tllat dcn,on-
stratlol,s or expressions OF love should bO
earricd OIL this same rs prior to nlarrlnEe.
This Is nn gxcel1Mt argument, a'la IT, la u
fact tllt such Stale OF atrntrs does exist be.
tween oil happy cDMplrs.
bas aes ' wy ! ss eay II, See M 'aSs
s,lI n,a.lo nl,rt,so by niiy inok of tx rlpsso1la
oracts OF luye from their wives, (which SGne-
tlncs cnlliIlnntes, !nto wrnlHly sllspfeting
g Agatv ~ wIssiyS IiS says W tl.at overy iooE Is coli,
feBbiun Ut love; 1t III a fnct TINT deviation IT..
elnres itself continually In words n'Nt nets"
,ri,e husband should BIZ ~ tt9s0tsAl to Ills
yersa. lloth husband md .wifc should DO
i1ot a iaore beautiful slg!,t tiai, n husband
a,tl wito desostt!ly attached to eMell otAeIr,
III sst g. Msi os bs isrs s |nst isssrs ~l!e @ rs
''over so good" 10 each other and wlloso
courtship always snll smoothly COINS out thu
!Appieat mn! best NJ n,atrled COUPLES. -
who, III cn,rtsl!lp ,lnyy pouretl ill sorts OF
compliments npnl tliu yonnE aly anA n.atla
| s0 many promises, supplemented by VERY
revcrsG Of wInt they were tai;er to DO ut tho
vutsrt, Tho rra.ilnass with which American
lAtlies accept the proposals Of tllen they know
noti,ing Of is q mystery 10 Foreigners. Ii Ii
ikewlse tl!o casU lint ,Iinny . young tna, has
niaao i satl mistake Ly. wetlatnxa lA.y whom,
| hD iNilKlIIpJ tn tG IN uNrfPet hrAllty Ais
sweetness !tsclf-un angel ''-only tn iInA nut
0tter nlNFsiage that tnsompatibl!ity ot ,en..
psran!ents, = luck Of know%letIss % q. e erSh 9'I.
appour loaihsonaU. The petty faults mid
Qtlarrels of iovers aro really productive Vt
,iinel, good. They serys ~ IN eXuerience,-
by tlle,I they find nut wh0t would create ,i,l-
pfensattltcss, ul.d thus avoid 1t III tha fllture.
Uf course no loyer would ltko to aVv his 0r
her betrothel wearing the cloak nf pretcll-
Sion and tlnttery. | speak ffoln experience
aud closa observation among Married people,
nnd especially young couples. WIDOW.
, 1880-05-08
Advice. Concerning the Education Of
Babies by People Who
~ Knowsc
How y Young Lady Tried simplicity In
- Dress aud Found II
Failure.
aayon Hair to thelFront with Some Paota
That She Stumbled Over.
ghe Beneficial Elest Of S!rnmattta-- Miscellaneous
Contributors On Iarloas Topics.
DRTAMLAND.

lJNJhM.l1lISOs
py CHARLES J. uEATTlEs ..
A,wn In tho meadow green. close ny tne stfean''
urrer tho willow trccat lost In llfe'e dream
Drcttalns Of or,p most sutpass'ngty ials,
Quocner loves wItohcry, Arn,a Vaunn'ro.
Sweet ln.d of ,Irunrrs, IN thy beautiful rentm
No cares an lntrude. md no sorrowB o oorWhelua.
Dreaming ye.r hcnrs was mine, Arma' vau-
nhtrc, +.
Tint your whit. fingers wcro Ennrlcl In my
hair,
THAT ynur ripe red lips were tempting my owr,.
Tint my Ride arms round your ANAL waist ~ers
That your brown Nyoa tIashel their lovc-llghtcd
beams,
Ktndlins loves trs through my roso-tnted
Dreams * -. > :.
Tako your white fingers away from my hals,.
Veil your swcet face no buwitchitgly fair, =
Hide your red lips from MY Innocent kiss.
Dsnpo your fair form n a mantle Of bliss.
Take your small whist fnr nwny from my arms.
Close your brown eyes with their love-1naklng
CAnrms.
Bwcet Arma vaunaire, In our happy dream.
Dur love was untrammcled: thy heart and thy
To mo ind to happiness fondiy weso given
Sweet drcnmlnnd. thy RlUries WcrG holy and taif
And thy brightest arohangel was Asma Eau-
nnttc.
Our day-dream' have vani'hed' our castles II
Havo passed like tho mirage. sweotAFna vau'
Sleeps eloso b., that stream, meath tho hough'
The daIs!es @ hcr Covering. tho dult earth her pl
o prramlurdl restore US our castles In air
Aostore my loat darliug;tlcAr Arfnn Vauna1te'