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, 1880-04-10

At Grafton We had supper. Of tho srcncry Tint
followed . saw noth!nf r%r pcasef,,y ,,,, ,I''tni
n'elek in the t,,nrnlng," when the nnrtcr awokc
lnc with tho. .cry, "Must to wcvcrtnMi' and
knew II wns Tho hour to hutton my Ulster. nr-
n,nsc my "imnF." nn1 prcpnro to !eavr tiloch,.a,
We were nlitucsi 10 WHIT It ", Wsycrtnl ,i tive two
town. WnvrstNu I. onN uf tir ,l,ust ct,,rnng uf
wnttinR atntors. 1t is hcstlct' 1T the f.H,t Of
Mnry!antl ltcHhta. nrly few miles frnin linr-
c,.t.a, nni Pti0t1,no Rvcr. The slturite nvcr THO
t,,ontnins wis grand bcytu,l descriptions, with
ccstnsrs IT admiration. while J. calmly p!iiEc'l
nwny, vt h. eiahr antl q satd nnhsnE: ~ T:;n @ wn
cni nf t,,lr journey. This Ia !hr ,i,nintc*t nf
Mnrylall towns 1t Is nn tho ist". ~ Antieint1,,
and wna II wetl-knuwn station tn tho .uys wt.cft
the NntiOtlnt Pike, tta central street. wna tho
Nntlon'+ highway. To-morrnw We visit Antl.tnm
battle-ground and cemetery. md Il tho Cn,s.tct-
n description Of my visit to thoso fntun,s t'nces.
SISTER AltACltEE..
, 1880-04-10
HOMIE MANAGEMENT.
IInURE-CI.EANlNt,, k.rc.

7v.,,us, ~ ,,1, ~, rs,, ~. .n...,..
ms lt''' "' h"''h ~ so''".o
thAt will benefit aDEng Ouc I shn1l not threnteu
in snotch thu Co1,l,,ctnr or cn him
,,n,nn. T. thte tinh. In WV ,ntn IT., xynstn.
'"H'on 'n'o mum ''e WY I'.o 'ue "''a'es
pcnsiyct md easily -1nno tUble: FIrst procure
n cnrnrrtor If ynur h1,s,nu1 or 1,rnther cnr
.,n,.n ~. ,.r -, ,., .h ,,.. n,h.s 80 .
s suiso ~ WV ~ n'u'u 'up uetlct' lne,i Bet
md bottom few inches fruIn tho heads. Now
1ct n stout n,rce t,r tr,rr pnl mil nm ,,f thcse
Ia each UlMl. iwiuv silru thoy nrU even. Thpn
null ,th or thils bn.rlls fren top to ccntro uni,
with ANYTHING you wtsh. a,iI ytir tnhin IN cn,,-
niutri. '' >'''@ NN' '>'"'" :. S"'+'0
Tn' nm mike nrottv cnrtntrx t,v maxine cur.
Trims Df common, ,lungh,si tiiislIn az INV nfnno
}nr f"ri.s NIX. or ,nm1,I,,. nr M'v n,,ttv lrnv,s
m ti,"n "mi I,r.,"a,tilrar ~ II, stmit tnr,~nrH'
Whom div fiTist tic taIWss with i,rp. II ytMi
wnnt wtlrnpr t,t1es. t.t1Inu larn nr s,mttrrwnrE
to1tm, t,mmpc t,"s tr"n,"I pu viii c",t, frrnue
urM nrnttw fnr i,r' rst,m,s tri,"w "rn nb.mmsr
thHn tnilsIln ot1us In tic end. for tl,oy wt,,r
iHn1er. ,ln rot muotl ns m,tub wushna ai,d 1ra ,
Aih,,ms Ihnt hnyn ircn snit"d IL rr,mv lft,,o
onnHrn ;nnv In ,nnr nr.tw Myn1 kvaIttnr. t
wIrr '' '~ fN'' "7"''' - sf''
t a. house .cleantns is ut hand fow hints on IT
n'ittns @ y1,,tnr nh,s ";v.v n"kin,, ns',.r sm,
H." ,,s tmkin% ni,I rin,f;n,s ~ tx ynrr,t ~ In
nT1ici tn ti,n snrr % n ""rit an snncr ~ .,ss ~
Th",a lax .eyar to M ba;cahos @ Nil I'd tf,nt to
S,S' PIs y, En-, III I'll ..,, ,s;"t a,vnr .G
tt,,,nx vlih ,,tfs,, rnnm "i ~" rho ~ H. ~
~. ~ nir w.st, y",;,wrt nm .xi,.'n.va s wns
nshets US liisls " tseh io!lkhr!, aha op .ia,T
M"Nt nnmtnw ,ha rmnt ia n,,t ~ nnH ,",Emins
, 1880-04-10

~ the Editor Of The Chicago 1rftuNs+
FnEErDnr, ILL.,, Mnrch 24.-What volumes OF
thought cnn bo accumulated un tho manner at
living, and yet how useless, hut these thoughts
being permitted to enter the mind IF tho dtBco,l-
tented man may result In much hnrin.
II beg to otror n fow suggestions on this SUBJ
jcot. 1.-Two your own life. DO not seek to 1.-Two
tho life OF ns1othcr. 1.-Two It your own why. Let
it be in oriElnat, not a copy. II God hn't lii
tenc,l that ynstr life shonl,l be tho copy nf nia-
other nlnrl's ltc, ho would l,nvo nude your fHco
Il copy OF Egnle tthor Ilnh'R fnce. M two fMces
ever were allkg sln two fa,ces ever wlll e allku.
Let not authority let not fNshiun. let no nhall
dutnte how y0ll ahnll 1.-Two. Ito hRppy III your
0wli way. for In TINT why Alune Gin ynil ho
lnppy. Your feet would bo ns comfortable III
nnhor mars sIlora ns your 70 In hts methods
nul hNtts. YDt1r shocs tntlAt bo lnniD Tor yOur
feut II yol would walk With cAse. Your
why's, your methods, ynlr hnhlts, your
rccrcntiDrs, must lit you, or yn!lr J0lir-
roy will he toItsnmc. weary, nl.d uns.,c-
ccHaful. They nlNy be condemned rs unat,
but II tboY Interfere With no nuns Eaol or hnp-'
plncas, then fnr yoli nro thoy fit. Novor pl1ltAo
because Othors praise: mover Atlr,!rO bGcnslso
others MtIniro; never condemn hccrllse others
condemn. Iut sheep 20 Iii tl0cks md without
roasoH follow their Gat1ar, but not nlnn: Let no
Nun keep your eyes direotcd to curths tlArk
spots aud turn them nwAy fr0m Its bright nnes.
1t duty lentte yu1i Into lfro's gloomy cnvCrls,
TINT duty will Hight them. II you 70 thnrc FROM
choice, you will find NIL dark. ..-.....
WILEY N1ELLEY.
, 1880-04-10


DIXON, ILL.,, April 6-lf I, too, may gain atl'
mission to tho enchanted Home, md, like tts cll
thusfnatiO contributors, extend my upfhl0t,s IN
opposition 10 or In fnvor Of such sMb1euts ms
may como under the discussion Of its rarttct-
pants, purnlt mo to give my Ideas as thoy wcro
cAlicl forth while roAtlng 1iousow0rk'H coul-
muncatEon In lust Saturdays TRIBUNE. do
not want 10 gly0 hpr Atlviac. how Ba,n may he-
como tho possessar Of TINT ito hcr) idoi-aelt-
appreciation. fur frnn, ttat hut rather tho
cuttrry, fur 1t cortniuly IL mt the highest aud
n0blcst anticipation III this stort life Of oArs;
aSsa S Iii sssas Ta ss VII o ssts
P!estisns liz e. bcak @ rosts @ e g ;js',,seIo;!sIy
In whose depths tho to,nosl. hoastfll concet,
only wnitA e olnin the y.otin ns his own, Nor
bow Wae osea ua ta aRxcS ~
ctlao of TINT fearful al,yss, she may look back
upon % tho Sssst 20 einsi nG aa nonrG, on
pyesS f SeySn S Ser Sa s
s0s .tas sssaSe s k" on es eus 5 OF s IL 81 & we s
even tho posssssor ia not aware unsii It u too
atS prac't1cs,y too ato ii19sewor, Dc not
probation" 1t could un'y DO bought BY saofi-
ticing that precious mt,esty which! ,yo,l possess
and lnlst4ko fer tho agony ct { d!l1'leneo -; and
Of dnubt,. Thnt wo aro mover satisfied With
atros aaa II @ ~, soek for u sootans wsh
Less degree By a.! persons with who"i bon Wo como n
so-ltua In that YOU hro eYor lookdng about you
for some ono Oh whnm to placo the royal pur-
;@onpreher,i @ or evcm tl,iak Tint you aud only yol
Unless you petsat n seeking t, betnc !, sslf.ap-
siand on tho pintiae!s of those jageei rocks, tbo
vorge Of that nwfsll nbyss. Nov do mt think
, 1880-04-10

Cn,cAno. Aprl s.-As my lnst iottcr received
40 much fayor. feel encouraged to write again.
Tlcro acctns to bo such variety or SUBJECTS to
write about, 80 tuMny nhiscs that noed c0rrcct-
inr 80 1nnny WRONGS TINT ,ocd Fighting, that tho
en'ei "sl,s ~. ~. ~ ".u .as.
ing ia write ahnes' u1 10 cnoose' h'nohR tho emu
less varlety Of subjects which present the'n-
ariycs. nt1e which Will interest tho lrCruVe
r<n,Ior md NJ thn a,n, linn, nccon,nllsI, I'm
t,rnnts.t MN ,Inm,,nt Gr 1nnI, hnid Il to te tho
~ ,,n ~ thaf ~ H. tsnir nowcr Ind rot tn VIII,
,u,i" ~ n sha snEa ~ r"tfv}n,1 ~, tt1tc y"nnv
t ~ ~ ss,n, rfIts NM rm,' IL nrnntnniishH
III r!s hii,. tS ~ n, ~ nnat tt,etr fc,inw.
rna trns vii, niw"ys mi nr"ns II, IN so' II ia
t n,sn - ~ ~ in,,,,oi @ ~. ,,ftni ms eano
t III " ~ T., H.. 's,t. sr"f, r. ""c "rn
~ Mt Wy W., h".'' nuvth1nt ~ smv ~ ~ anv
'' Il o"r nvn tyny and Il In ibn smninst
iS.., ~ ~ ,rn % ~, "ns nnss,"n,i. nn1 - thnr" ia
, 1880-04-10
A TRAVELLING IIONfEITE.
NIDtNu ON A LOCOMOTIVE.

III tbs ElltDr p 1hs chIeayo Tribune.
itA0.ttsrowN. Nil, April 3.-lsehold nc, NIL 20
dear Homo people, reclining lntho lap of spring,
l,1Ul miles nwny from you. Outside OF my will
dow tho biushInK pink buds nt tho peaeh- -trccs
uro bursting inso blossom. Tho lawn Is mingled
with purple and whlte, with hundreds OF fr1tgant
English ynlots, and tho air IL heavy with the
perfume 1T hyactnths aud narcassl. THO sui is
shining with thnt gentla warmth peculiar TO this
stlsa, nlonc, and theirohins and hluobrds nre
This llur!llnH, whou invoke, 1t was with n sigh
Of trKrct ! rnlenbbrGd that with my nfter-
ns TSaSfst I99s s .,sS wld %pna,S5 ~ %sseG
Lust I,cs.lay yvoning, Marsh %, ], and l
s '5s $sy oss ss:*s!;
Sys SFE a"E Ss' " Ss s 'f Sat tS as
evening tho country hcc4,no snure anl moro
mounti'lnons. II tlie ruldy KloW os artqr S'!n-
ma. lito siIs: partnStoa. "ISld my bFea.h;
MA w,.x as lI2ht rs fentlser" while our sturdy
it!G sFs Prey CYL Us fa5sty "vHr 'ho tra
iisis cly o,' tho iaSksn ths roilins oha; aG"ys
" tho blue Ky, ilcckcd With gnrxeols ilnmu.
.ate oi!!ds; before us tho sralld aud stca.lfast
Al siio statlon beyond tho bridge tho conducts
e. s,ys ~ tue %;, %f;sarcd tt t. rds Mon
'!uwn S ti;o Uniform. fotiowe more 1clsiroy BY
]. The oi'Yit,eer and ilse,nall uxtente4 their
sai,. an sn tic ii,tie snxlne, M viii WI vartaas
prolnultory shrleks mud groA,.s, started OH lta
io5rt.oas journey up tho lilountali.. 80,
!. ruinisa.is ono ii she "hoSbliiy trot ot lie
l'e9tsas Of M n11atuur poet, and not tho n,a-
liz rsi IS seasato wiz II ha. Il ntsss four lit
SOON niy wonder and ntlintrnttn., caIne npInr-
souds tsa. Il ssy TX I'D pa ct II
" peuka ronots.. T1o aIvAntakes tor viewing
, 1880-04-10
THE LETTER-BOX.

There arc letters, pnpcrs, and postnf.cards Mt
this oflco for tho persons whose namcs appear
below. Those living out Of tho city should se11d
thoir ntlttrcss and thrcc-cont stamp. upon re-
coipt Of which their mil Will he Forwarded.
Residents OF Chicago cnn o1tain their mail by
calling nt Room % TRIBUNE building:
a. G. Gertrude e.
Teune Sole. Mud Meredith.
, 1880-04-10

10 fNd 111I&1F 11 1Nt CMttugV 7f11RHSs
CnIoAuo, April l.-Joau Paul Richter, In "TI
tan." 8ays! "Albauo concluded, lroNl tho rib
bot,- mania Of bis siatnr laabotto, that many
girls are dlabollually possessed for ribbols."
"rls inherent In tho nature Of womun to lovo
prctty frtyoities, 10 adorn hersolf and 60 choose
each Artlolu Of apparel that It. .nuy enhanc1 bur
iintlra! uhRs1ls. bid not Madam Eve. 10 many
yours aEo, ~ tho Garden Of Eden. se!eef
tg lc,lf, ruthpr tban tbs suyrra boauty Uf tic
ts,tlol,Wtknl. Woul.l you conadcr young girl
true tn her nature II ahe dill not foregt, The
questionable del!ghta nf sarKu. saekclnt!l, and II
nunnory for tho positive beauty OF th9 sprlug
, 1880-04-10

think It mist to at nwfttlly kent ho,tAr. hut II
yo,1 cp,tlt SEQ hnw tho itin nnrs vic Will, HMM
mn in kccptng thotr hnuso ncat yo,i wnn',l some:
times hnvr tn cHlfeaa wMa loft hch'i!tl. and
Q,itct chit tho curtain ran In ttrnwn, md Fnnnip
ran a1nttsc Them with l,onkH nrl,l Ehsnes, nn w
10 ttvlhly pictured I'll Chats last letter, will
ntnkc his npf,cnrnnco with so.nc embarrassing
question:.
warmly second tho nation TINT we hnvc tnlkH
on tho lives null works If fDtcd musicians mid
writors. Won't sumo ono rlnnse tnnke Etnrf?
i.i[t.1AN VAN DYKE.
, 1880-04-10
f1HECIrEs.


II the Editor o. 1hf t.hitdrs Tribune.
MENDOZA, Wis, April h-1t Mrs. W. 7. r. will
try this rrclpo for ginxcrsnai,s sho Will like It:
1loll for flyo minutes os,rihalf cup at brown
sugar. thrcn- fourths cup of luttor o,,c cup mo-
lhEsrs, o,lc-hnlf tcnsrpol,ful eaih And ginger,
nnl cinnamon to tnste. Let It cool and mix.
Gertrude a., y,ai will find relief for rntarrh
II, smelling frequently of hntt.p OF cnyonnD
pepper ia io would inln1B cnsnrhDr.
II tho sufferer from dump h0bts or shoes Will
sonk tiirfn In fnsce NIL boiled. toy will remain
soft md be inlperv!otls tn wnter. !.
l lind snmu lcttUra carh week Instructive ltA
cheering. Torscy's. Instead Of having, tho
"inklc,'' hAs tho genuine rtng OF truth. Hhn ls
capable Ut helping ua along III this world.
hupe cnllfornM wlll write lis some moro of her
Interesting letters. -. -
il n,ny IL TINT somo Of Tho Homo readers nny
wish to keep lennhE fresh for q lnn1 TING. I'ut
them In water, wrll eovcrstl. They will bn ts
fiIeb rs wtIcn gathered. In very warm weather
chat,ge water ut intervals. .-..
ElQHrEES-EtaT1TY.
, 1880-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
LhCE.NAKINO.

ID tht Editor Of 1he CAltdpo 7f1tunk.
NORWAY, Mich, Mnrch s0.-wlll son,o 1fomo
rt,ndcr who knows kindly fnynr tls WIN do not
with information on tho subject Of lnco-maktng.
ns follows:
FJrsi-ts tho rcal Droton aco tr1nlc by simply
working II pattern with ncctttc ard thread or
not2
Htratul-0f whnm cnn Dne nhntn rnntcrlnl and
directions for mnklng tho Ilrotun and alto point
lncn2 .-.
1htnf-Onee obtained. can ono who knows
nothing Of lacc-tnak,uB learn by printed tlrcc.
tons unly2 Md.
, 1880-04-10
A 1LOSOPHICAIi FEMALE
AND HER vIEwa.

AND HER VIEWa.
,.,usns ~. MAY "'' i. ,ho..
o,,nw on + ,I n", M synonv mrlcss + , rnrtv
to lo s,,rot AiI Tint humanity needs to como
successfully with II. Inherent Ills is to- c1carly
turks an infniiiblo remedy ready for application
imetanhys!cut, is the branch In which we sho,1Id
,,.'. ..,;'',, ,v.n, n.,r o,r.hi. Tn,rs nn.
como mixed, tho ineonYruons compound n,ny
of son1e eloncnt With qualities designed
es1, na G{ na f psts pss rGEGtSa Et 4
was cngaVcsl II experimenting and lcetnring.
whero from fivc, to foriy sylIn6!es had drawn
mt Mto 4 atyrinth1 without hegnniuE or end
wns ~ much relieved ns Sir: tiouE,I when ho
held MI honnrnry position nt u 9nllsns com, ,
sf II n aa s hsst II saR fFtS' M sq % 5 S 1ita a
mich cuorgy, "l9t,nrnl,lls:'.' The thii,E Ind
been brought to tho nlano If his understanding.
VII Ws!ch x's l"st .h!nss so,, not f ee ssstla
Without tho much troubte pitch them l,catnng
a%a thS sfrt e ct t. cam, an
fortahio kintl. for Thought / knew # MI, and
sS Sas ps q the ex Gnxsn
'uppy,' -
slnshcs into ncople mid things in his last icttcri
Precipitation Is conclusive Forty yenrs, il mt
soothing. md Nil tho monr;,ora WIN cntlo to tho
atlyicc. alternatives contlnic.lccs. and us.rs,
tn,ist seo Inc cftcacy Of your llttin nnglyttcn(
knew yo,t vo,l1 do 1t, sir. l said in my
| former letter that Vol; hid tho philosophers
,nent. nt' s"'1 e''e '' VII ''''
Clint says Katie Ia d myth. but whether such
bn fi,r nse or M, the condition tho author Of tho
i",tnr tilmstr,tns ia nnt ns tnyrtnti ri women
might testify, us,d tho ic,,,cr III TIC last Homo
, 1880-04-10

Why an Old Soldier Don't Want Grant
to Hun.
To u,s Editor Of Tho kt0rto Tta,Hlrip&: 1t ev0r
there WINS y tn0 wnu& tho purity needed to elect
Republican, President II Will be ut tho colulux
, 1880-04-10
THE PUzZLERS' CORNER.

tOrtgfnnl contributions will he plihisl,ct1 IN
this department. Correspondents viii plcnso
sotl tholr rrnl tlnnics with thor nUtns lie lktttne
addressed 10 "puz1lrrs' Corner" Avoid ubso-
lcto words rs far ns possible. Answurs will bo
published tho following wGek.1
ANSWERS 10 LASr WEEKS PUZZLES.
Nh, 1.f3t M. LIST
Non cu1HpoB 1nontts. II II @
On r o Ii
Nh. LIE, r ii II . II
HOI.UVE !. II r o II
NUTtLE 7 Ii n O II
'SNfPNKk4 fiiik4 No. 10,
ON 10 MI NJ. hir. nn Drutnlo.
q o II q lrrny lot mo stny."
No. 1,t13 No. l,t17.
n1 g + wlatonwish.
2 sAA Y
NO. l,tJg.
stnnri. Apt, Ledge. Mnt, Over, No-salmon.
Hop, Ever, Rho, on, Not-ffcrnn. Gin, Ink,
Rough, Ask. Fit, Fnur, Enr-Gtrnife. Nnd, Edge,
WG, Tcnt-Newt, Wis, AID, Sack, Pcst-Wnap.
NO. 1,13s.
Mahogany, lignum Win, bnttcrnilt, tnfnnrlntl,
rocls nupc, buckeye, persltntnon, whlto holly,
apricot.
, 1880-04-10
C{IARADE-NO. 1,145.

"SfIzrAt1" EMtxYK Estaw lICE 1--WE TMH1x,
q MlIuS, rtItIX TCNLE7SCflLN;
r'yy EItYI N0Wt kfICr-EMHW NCE 20 KMHr,
q LWuuypx3, rWUuvTza TCNLEUSCf1r,
Gx TCHLEprK EMGw DIXIE TstrIx Ux KEHII,
XH AGwIE nM1z Atlonr2 DIX Il Tvltpl
FULTON, Ill. ToWHEAD.
, 1880-04-10
D14ASlONn-NO. lido.

DLAMoNn-No. LIDO.
!
24, - Y y "
*****
From l 10 :. 10 begin to appear. 1 to 4, tho
skin OF II ralf's hcnd to y, tho wItd.swan; ato
l. 10 diminish by ittlo md 1ltlc Tho Gcntr1,l
grass land. -,
LlNCoLN, Ill. J.C. II.
SQUARE woRD-No. lilo.
He'd: strong; I'M nnnnal pRnt; a grocnhorn.
EnlCAuO. DtCK Summary.
SQUARE WOHD-NO. I'LL.
pnle; to pIow or It'll; crooked. -
nALF-sQUAnE woRD-NO. 1,14a.
A species Of npo: musical Instruments; way.
wnr1; mt many. reversed; n mouth; In Tow
DELAv4AN, WIS. WE'D.
ANAG1iAM-N0. 1,1El.
Ills unrlpc fruit I'm tukcn front:
,Transla,sc'l, yoa'l tinl me "pae!n homo"
NELSON, Ill. NELsoS1AN.
DIVIDED wOnp-NO. liza.
Tam IL compound word, liylloll into its two
pnrta.
oncc frnm my second, wlscst King,
Therc cntEg TO yen y Queen;
On every psxNl and tlnfnty thing
You fNnstcA kor, wccn.
Ftn1n slistan. Whole wns It brought mp,
Although tic ilrst oft ills tic cup,
i drink 70 which sumo nutions bow,
Yet, would yot. King Ind you lived now,
Hoi,no1ts. sIns. HARRIS.
CIIARADE-N0. LIS.
Ny ono md ono. two wore sitting. ono ntRht,
With TIIE TRIBUNE close under tholr eyes:
Thoy wcre solving tho puzzles With all OF their
When o.le i,,ost impaticntly cries.:
~ dear! o tlcAr met Now. What can this be?
"l'ts grcnt nnp. two, thrcc
For MI ttlrco c,ln seot
And TINT, wthD,lt doubt,
Thren chi, never finl O,tt!
"Wel, wrll!" anys ono, two,
srhnt Will sltrc tleyor do;
Hn rrny, try aricG more.
IT Ills o.lc, two, three, four"
"Afl hui" snys my ore,.." hnvo got It-Im auro.
Behold tho mo, two, thrtc, four s!kHs:
Though It's secret md dirk, ind occult and OBJ
In Tho Corner most brightly 1t shlnos,"
OSHKOSH, Wis. POPLAR.
ClYrTOGRAM-NO. lilo.
"SfIzrAn" EM1zYK Es1aw lICE 1--WE TMnxx,
q MlIuS, rtItX TCNLE7SCflLNs
Fyy EItYt N1WC l.IICE-EMnW IICE 20 KMHr,
q Lwuuvpxs, rwUuvIzs TCNLEUsCflr, a
Ok TCTLErrK EM0w DIXIE TArIx OK KEII1x,
EifEroN. iii. ToWuEAp.
, 1880-04-10

From l 10 :. 70 begln to- appear. I to !, tho
Il 10 diminish by i!ttlo mud little. Tho central
words down anI across, Il meadow or tract ut
grass land.
LINCOLN, Ill. j. G. Il
, 1880-04-10

nALF-sQUAnE woRD-NO. 1,14e.
A snccIcs Of npp: MUSICAL Instruments; way
wnrtt; mt n1ni1y, reversed; 4 Alouth; IN Tow
hcntl.
UELAyAN, Wis. WED.
, 1880-04-10
No. 1,tM.
WlatctlwIsh.

M, I,TN.
Mahogany, iigrum Win, bnttcrnmt, tnfnnrlnd,
rocls.snilpc, buckeye, pcrsltntnon, whlto holly,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-05-08
Rc-UnioE OF the Humphrey s-BarItS 81
dale brigade.

jackson has been selected by the
survivors of the Humphreys Banks,
dale Brigade as the place, and the 18th
of the present month as the time fol
reunion. This is Il high compli,
ment to Jackson, and our citizens wi
no doubt appreciate it As such. The
living members of this battle SCARED
brigade are our best and most distiE-
guished citizens, scattered throughout
the State. When they come TO jack
son there should be a committee and
a band of music TO receive them, and
assign them to quarters. They should
be the guests of the citizens of Jack
son, and if the matter is properly pre-
scented we doubt not that our citizens
wi promptly and gladly open Their
doors to these brave defenders of the
South.
To further this view, DIR. +. f.
Daniel invites the survivors of the lsih
Mississippi regiment, and other friends
to meet him at his house Saturday
night, the Sth inst, at 81 O'Clock, fol
the purpose of considering the matter
of appointing committees and making
arrangements for the reception of the
veterans. DIR. Daniel generously pro
poses to set up the cake and wine for
this preliminary meeting, and cor
daily invites the survivors and their
friends to meet him on that occasion.
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MARRIEn

BUMdARDNER-SA DDLER--In Meri
dian, April Goth, by Rev. j. w Boze
man, Mr.. ID. Bumgardner and Miss
Theo. Saddler, all of Meridian.
MALoNE-JENNINGs-On Monday
evening, April Goth, at the residence
Of Mrs: Lyerly, by Rev. j. r. Heard,
Mr.. John Malone, of Jackson, Tenn,
and Miss Eliza Jennings, of Enter
prise, Miss.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the res
ldence of the BRIDES mother in Scooba,
on Wednesday, April s, 1880, by Rev.
Mr.. Hall, Mr.. w. S. McCallum and
Miss Hattie Il. Howell, Of Macon.
CLARKE = SCOTT On Thursday,
April 20, Father Kennedy welded the
scepter of fate, uniting j. d. Clarke,
OF Jackson, Miss, to Elizr Scott, Of
Amite City, La. Amitc City hide
pendent.
PARKER QUIN-At the Baptist
church in Summit, on the 18th April,
by Rev. l.. S. Piker, Mr.. O. s. Parker
to Miss Allie b. Quin.
OrlS-SMITH--On the 10Th of April,
at the Presbyterian church, in Forest,
by DIR. A. l.. Kline, DR.. G. Il. Otis, of
and Miss Birdie Smith of
Forest.
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A movement is on foot among a
number of young gentlemen of this
city to organize II social club for the
purposes Of mutual improvement and
social enjoyment. A reading room is
TO be attached to the same, furnished
win the latest periodicals; and in
lact, II the programme of the organ
izers is carried out, it will be a
recherche affair. We have heard of
one Objectionable by law, however,
viz: "That in the event of the mar.
riage of any member of this club he
shall he bounced out, and the mem
bers of the organization required to
wear symbol of mourning for pc
Rod OF 30 days" If what we have
heard of some members of the club
be true, there will be bouncing
match before the organization is fully
perfected. LISA good move, however,
and we hope the gentlemen interested
Will succeed in their endcavors.
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FOR TIE LADIES.

Fancy costumes have parasols and
fans to match.
Spotted materials will he worn by
leaders of fashion.
Hoods will be revived and used to
excess on all kinds of wraps.
Spanish lace will be the fashionable
net for summer polOnaises.
1t is again fashionable to mai e
chemises with V-shaped gussots in
the neck.
A young girl always looks well in a
simple toilet with small tunic form
ed by scarf.
Surah satin and religieuse yelling
make lovely combination for sum-
mer evening dresses.
The English gypsy is the first hat
that young ladies will wear as bon
nets in early summer.
Large hats and bonnets, though not
general, are worn more and more as
the season advances.
The pilgrimage suit is the latest
novelty costume, rivaling the Jersey
in popular favor abroad.
New chemises fasten by buttons
hidden in the pleats of the embroid-
cry and lace on the shoulders.
Pompadour fouards are figured in
designs that have all the artistic
merit of hand-painted figures.
New chantilly lace mitts are very
fine, have very long tops, and are
sod at very high prices.
Dark blue foulard, polka-dOtted
with white, makes effective short cos
tunes when faced with red.
The imported English gypsy hats
have melted cord covering the front
and back Of the turned up brim.
Coat sleeves of dresses are made very
high on the shoulders, and stand up
ward like mems coat sleeves.
Sunbeam Goth is novelty for
skirts. 1t has mixture of all cOlors
of the rainbow in stripes.
Gold lace and colored lace is used
for millinery purposes, for trimming
parasols, fans, and rich brocade and
velvet dresses.
French costumes OF turkey red calico
are given a sOftening effec' with en-
brOideries of creamy white muslin
and pleatings of Languedoc lace.
Country dresses for summer wear
are made of light flannels of various
colors- navy and peacock blue-graY,
olive, maroon, and cardinal red.
New silk and Isle thread gloves
have the wrists much longer this sea-
son, and finished in lace clockings to
initiate the trimmed kid and kid lace
topped gloves of last winter.
The English gypsy hats worn with
Jersey and pilgrim costumes are Of
straw they have wide scoop brims i'm
front. rolled over in the back and it'd
or fastened down fiat on the sides. A
satin or brocadCd scarf and two
ostrich tips are the trimmings.
The wife who has a smile for her
husband when he comes into the
house will not drive him to saloon
to get one.
A fashionable journal says it will
not be en- rcgle this year for young
ladies TO elope with their fathers
cOaohman.
The Danbury News says that VIII
lage has several old ladies who are
ninety years of age and older who do
not use q asses. These will do to off
set the old gentlemen who use about
six glasses per day.-New York Ora
rnia