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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-15
NEEDS soLILoQUY.
IRON Wide Awake.l

srhey are iii a-sitting np 10 pea the New Year In.
And to send me of to bed was shame
And Q sin. N,
Iahall sever 40 10 Hleer. I'm 20 mad
And the stupid year has gone, ann m efau'
For such horlid time az have haa
liz just mean
Been ia bed every night ut hall past
Ana ~ dinner can never have but one
Piece of pie. aIda
Jnet haj ailae Knocked at old Deacon Gray
gsTwna mean thing TO do" I heard mother
say
Don't SEQ whr.
IF whietle in the house. such arrow
Fl aiam a single door, oh. dear me.
How they uuakei .
And 'aause grabbed Bridset'a foot nnnwares
Aa eha Wa carl yiug the tray ur,slaile.
She vowed shed find mY fathef' sp'e mF
Aud shed "spake."
Have TO etudy 70 hard, I've no time Tor play
Oh dear. dear. ,
That folks aver want an education
when ran away from school, ma shook her
head
And aroaned. Yes. and then my grandmother
you'll never BE- asmart man, CD, Ned,
Wo all fear"
There the bells begin to ring for the now year
What 4 horrid acting feller, declare
4 have been.
II halieva, nn the whole, doing right phya-
And New Years Day is the time. mother says
70 begin. "A. G. plympton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-15

Charles s. Prentice, OF Toledo, o., went to
Parts and thence TO England to be treated for
Brights disease and after the best physicians
OF both countries had done what they could
for him. gave up IN despair and returned TO
America To die. Here he received further
treatment from other sktlltul physicians
Ing In pain and anguish" as he says, heard Of
the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. took 1t, and
was completely cured In few weeks. He
gives cireumstantal details OF his painful OK
perience and astonishing cure Id a long letter
to IL. II. Warner IL Co., which will be for
warded on application.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-15
CORA NORWuOD'S WAN DOLL.
How the Prayer Of Little Maine Girl was
Answered by Express
[ElmiratN. ~ Gazette

Tho United States Express Company on
the night of December IL carried over the
Erie an express package destined from Chi
,ago. H.. to Bucksport, Me, which has sin
gularly romantic history. 4 little girl VINO
knits gloves wrote note and placed 1t In one
Of the pairs Of gloves before sending them off.
1t was as follows:
II am q little girl only eight years old. My
name ts Cora Norwood. ! live In Bucksport,
Me- knit these gloves for eight cents a pair.
] wish the gentleman who buys them would
send me u wax doll for a Christmas present,
as have none and want one very bad
The note was found In the glove by n firm
In Chicago, who had bought n quantity Of
them. They immediately purchased splen-
did wax doll and forwarded 1t TO her by the
United States Express. The way-bill was
filed out In regular form as follows.
"Consignor, Keith Bros. u Co. Chicago,
Ill" Address, Cora y. Norwood, Buckport.
Me" Collect nothing" Prepaid with
love-" REMARKS: Be happy
Across the face of the way-hill was written !:
Tho letter pasted on this way-bll is u re-
quest found IN pair of gloves, and this box
contains the desired WAX doll, being the gift
OF the employees Of the firm selling tho gloves.
please let this way.hill go through and be
delivered with the doll. Those who handle
the way bill may indorse on the back their
Happy New Year.
s2sasaa Is. SfHERMERHoRN, Agent,
Chicago Ill"
.tDecember 16. 1879"
Across the back OF the way-bill were writ
ten the good wishes and Christmas congratu.
lations to Cora of those through whose hands
the wax doll passed on It's way TO Bucksport.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-15
THE DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1880

scribe the terror with which the people were
stricken. Great numbers Rot together ALI the
valuablea they could and fled 10 the hilis in
the rear of the city. Fortunately there haa
not been any aerious loas Of life 90 far pe can
be ascertained. very few badly hurt, but
every inhabitsnt terribly frightened.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-15

There are now 1i3 daily newspapers In
Great Britain, as against 15i last year.
Eighteen are published Id London, So In the
provinces, 2 In Wales, 81 In Scotland, 16 In
Ireland and In Jersey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-15

There are sixty iron steamers being built
or fitted out on the Clyde. Forty eight are
being built under London Lloyds and twelve
under the Liverpool Lloyds' book.
, 1880-03-06

!. saa dirk: ThIs would 30 great imp1o,ye- I've
up at d9tk, rs Is tho manner of some ~ tfeso
a ns u days Srsy oo , sS, t ot aPk 81! ial
lying. down viii, thu lamb" It has been
happily sustained without! clocks md
Watches It aGfs not 1y 70 iy9 ,3,oa a"yt'9Kf nf
necessary y m cxtrayaga'lcc. II Is w2nt!er.
co',ltl le brought 70 mike an honest inve,l:
tory Our ch,'rces aro too ilns' n'r dn' Mo!'gs ,s
'"too many traps fastened to us.,' 1t lis pnss.
ing strange. considering the sll0rtneSs 1i ltte,
tint inteigent men and W'len VII or,tnn .t'nt n
useless. Truly, this Is m ,extravaga!it age, III
tims and strength. ms well rs tl,ntley. :. ,x
rcaas hG srS2n s sEs cro Of ars ks 5
some autlu,ra aid thu digestion and some clog
hcei beneficial and entertaining 70 nc. Tho
t tyf st HIT Y L aaE agE1m m S'a aiIy 11; c @ tho volume
Xnna Dickislson,s "ilaggci Register" is
admirably .a,ltptctl for this pllrposcc. There
Is many = hearty, laugh lntwen'i l.a cuyers %
1T Il taken s ieeti III Small ,l"scs. II res through
rapidly th0re would be u sAtileiless about !t
That would rob 1t Of much Of Its aprIgttll-
Warmers "Datltcck and That Sort of
Tl,ing'' is \ l.eAithfil ittllit Of literature. It
Is written ih Ills own fascinating styie: nlitl
is full Df Qufet spontaneous lun!0r. There
nre many authors tint cslarm tl!e cnnFa'es-
cent aud caasc, thee, otllorwfse tedious days to
The ono ilinst delightful Ut nll,-Chnrlcs
Lamb, the faithful clerk for more tl,an thirty
years ut the East 1ndiA House. Ills letters
.ltltl essays contain 50 much Wholesome Wit,
On 11,trh unftns a,,ti, tt1futrn IIclpH iIryOtOn
, 1880-03-06
CONVALESCENCN.
bUxIE UF IT'S 1UfHs
II tht Editor Of IAs Ehl<aao TFlhurs.


FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 20.-Reador, hast
thou ever been ILL.,? l1ast ever walked up
some morning to ind thy liver Ind mako q
strike? Gall Hamilton says 1t IL Il Disgrace
to be sick. Quo can almost afford the dis
grace for the sake Of than Tong, undisturbctl,
delightful weeks Of conyalescence. III no
other condition in life does one 80 fully
realize the meaning Of freedom. You arc
frne to rest to command, to scold, tD
cry, to laugh; In short, YOU arc lnon-
arch OF ail sou suryey,-in your bel-
chamber. You arc c0nsclentiously free
from all cares, social and domestic. You ars
not expected at the missionary meeting, The
church soc!able, or the sowing society," II
the girl Of al! work shrlnks the aannels,
breaks tho china, throws the spoons In the
swtll-bayrei, you accept 1t all as inevitable,
and 1t ul5tufbs you not. What q glorious
shlrklnR Of responsibilities.
Thore are days and days In early GONZALES
cellcu when there Is only strength to watch
th3 sunshine aud clouds. Having castcril.
southern, and western windows, | haye m
excellent opportunity for taking sllnshine
observations, an4 during my recent conyales-
pendent Of tiniepieces, on sals days;; Verify,
my time has not all been lost. With a llttlc
practices one could become Il! own sundia!
In bright weather. In cloudy days YOU could
get up when Il WAS ughts and 80 to bed when
, 1880-03-06
A TERRIBLE TEMFTATl0N.


CAssoroI1s, MIcll., Feb. 10.-Tlie news Inns
lust reached MIC Of friends death. md II,
tho sadness which fills my heart ut the news
I call to mind the sccret history OF her life,
OF which no one has I'LL idcn but lnysplf-iot
even the husband who loved her dearly, and
to whom she was "true rs steel, )" even To tho
crtlcitixiOn OF her own love and Desires
Tho husband was an honorable gentleman,
pure md upright, as arc few men now. Slio
wns not III lnye when ha offered himself, but
piled him, knew Ills true worth, md n,,-
swercd "ycs." Years went on, children
wero born to them and died; In middle ago
came to ller the rollanee Of !!er llte-n I,tlll-
lint man, handsome, and, although iIiils ~,
yS%Fsf y%ors s ss r f1ss hse sscas s ia Ss Ece ae e
was still faIr and fresh, Will, the ripeael
clMrnls Ut largo and li,atrorly bennty,-n
she uaconseiousiy sapiiyaiei h!m " ~
yury innocence M1d unconscious beauty.
IL, would havo given worlds to hive
hal Hs1 ,xnan' fssr' gna sttod to o!a nave ., HIN
Ii Ii tho society 81 ladies', Le would hays x!ven
up ull and counted the" world well lost" for
hur. hut he dared ,lot approach ler with
%o.i o9H oser Ss tnan fesst xy; Se s; 9ySd ;d
strength of middle agr, yet praylng Tor
Ing tint purity consists OF clean th0nglks rs
well ~ nettons, collcealel l,er feeling, and,
0utwataly calm, Went OH with "thB burden
OF l!fe.n .
Ona evening tho lover came. md he uttered
words which te has since repnnted OF tor
her shocked facn told low terrible sllU con.
si.lered tlletn), and urged lerta tly wftl, him.
'iAe sutitunness Ut the proposal artf Ills pas
siul,ntu pleading InntIs finr wavUr only for q
moment. Tlle .swllt prayer, worthless, from
her heart wus heard by the God WHO llal
xa.uS, 1,tNH t1Ar ffH1N 0nfhnpv -.
sistpd,-Iald all her lave and pslssi1n at tie
f0ot 0f the cross, and sent HIN awny,-Inn,l
no longer. hnrsInled. but Will. belief III the
purity Anl ll0n0r Ut oIe woman, ut least.
years after, ilcr husbands blessing alld the
happy Christian example III aLl filings; for
temptation resisted Rlyes "uls peuce that
puSSeth understanding" AGATHA.
, 1880-03-06
A IIArpy OLD MAID.


ELo1N, Ill.,, Feb. 91.-1 have been reader
Of Tho Home since 1t was organized, md
have seen nearly every brunch Of Industry
that concerns tl,o home discussed. Many OF
Its members have told their likes and dis
likes OF l,Ien, women, and children. Thu
bachelor comes out with his knowledge and
f1ne-pollsllcd ways, and sets tho whole uonlu
in flutter.
Iam an old muid, Miss Ida Prop, at your
service. aln i3 years old. l would not
hive any OF you think an unhappy. or r.
pine Mt my lot. | nm rs happy mid Jolly US
most my married won.l 0f my uc-
Qllnintnllcc. a young married man OIL
our street satl to ,llIe one day:
"Sny, lila, don't you wish YOU wero mar:
r1rd and Ind suc!, nicc little family ns ~
Snis MtS wqs on ysrs ~ ., Gla ni hp trsa Es
taken tic like Of you | might have been
to defend myself on every corner; nm f4r-
gootls to nuke ,l,e comfortable, 50 do not
liuye to live OF, tle charity Ut my friends.
II this should not meet tho fr0wn OF the
Conductor, It nlay lnret the eye Of some Ut
the old students Of Prot. D. McAlemy for
boys u,li girls. II ~, wentd like to have
any Of them send illA a ltne telling me Of
their whereabouts. The academy was situ-
ateu oy,s nlilo from the little CITY Of NJ. not
100 miles south Ut Lake Erie. We werD
members of the class OF 1858: l1Dlon Russell,
Charles Pierce, I.Nvtna Eyens, Fredriu
Beusliin, Margaret Emna Jeitrles, and
Ina puop.
, 1880-03-06

fence III tho smoke clears away. hoy rcatl~
ers, rhntler OF what have said, md, Il sou
woiil,l have your last days ho yosr best days,
Twenty, 1 cannot agree with you. Ono
pnrt of l}ib1e-history i Just as apt 70 be true
NJ another, and YOU might rs vel! doubt the
(iol told ollr first parents not to cnt Of It.
Would It not ltave l,nctl better to have known
only goud tl,an to 1Inve known gotNi and cyl
at the cxpenss Of ~ ,n'lcl1 st,tle5inKY wn ne
jng. bit others agniil, nru only hardened and
einblttsrcI thereby. So y2n sec that suffer. r.,
Ing in Itself brings no good e man 9tily the
sai'ctitcatlon OF suffering. being children IN
py, innocent clliid l can think of
il0 nl0ru beautiful picture than 4 gray.
haired innll, or =. woHnl', ft1ll Of Wisdom
s ;.m,s sSpffse pps lent s4 " pYis''f s o i' sa
say II Is ~ sln to !,e tempted, provided tho
te;nlter fMtls in l,ls designs; bit surely the
tetnpter tll! mt fall in Ms 'lcsiEns az 1ar as
ance Is Illss Then the eatllsl, are @ mere ,',ae
the tree wns createtl for a pnrposc. Without
II man could not havs snnc'l. even 1'aii ~. ~
logic, my ny frisIid, tilt makes people
think they must cat everything they
u01l't Know WDlnL El3G 10 N0 Wlti1s ~ KEE1tl
many pe0nle In the world eat swlnc's flesh,
which isaiah, declares to be equally nh!lniit..
bic with mice. ntIl one wOH!h think thnf
when the rUrk-cstcr Is confronted With over
wI.rEnlinE evidence TINT the hog Is II tllthy
and tiiscaseu aliiIlnl, he would be very glntl
10 cl,ange his diet. Dnt, M indeed, he
straIgl,tuns himself up, wiser III his own con-
ceIt than ten lncn who can render reasol',
md propOunds the unanswera!'le question
"What wns hogs :n,ude fur IL they wasn't
made to eat2 expect 70 hear, some dry;
that these economical folk have concluded
to cat tho professional tramp, for the sake
Of milking some use of q nuisance.
THINK yust, f., the wish Is mutual. won
der II Z. 4. u. kn0Ws there Is a famine over
IN ireland? think 1t Is very unbtconlng ~
him TO cut while 10 ulnny arg STRIVING. DUST
thIuk how much 1t wou!d benefit tho poor
sufferers II lie would only live up TO his
sickly, sentimental philosophy, a1u starve
with them. |. have, nothing tn say about
fools OF tisortlered intellects, but II I wer'..
10 undertake diagnosis OF his Case, should
unhcsitating|y decide that It was Il dlsort!gred
stomach, and should prescribe anti-biliuns
pills instead Of logic to dispel his gionn.
Mrs. o. d. H., Willie 10 not pretend thni th
nny comic poetry. could delight me as did
those BEAUTIFUL lines upon Lfncoln'S boy.
hood, still. think q little more turning oi
the "left-llRnd crank" would really be 4
benefit to Tile Home, and faNcy nolle will
bear tho promised intlctfon with better
e'"~0 >'N'' '>~ WonK1So BEE.
, 1880-03-06
e,ua was1,y Sentiment About Nature,
'' Etc., by vcry Young
Man.
M. p1e,sures Of Oonvalesconce Described
4p' by Ono Who Has Enjoyed
Them.
v,,,.,. Kinds Of tnlsmpsrance Ph'losophlcalIy
Treated OF by Fern.leat.
!, R,,a, Oh Tho Css Of Observation-Disclosures
Contributions.
TIE LITTLE COFFIN.

.rr,. tiny rosewood thing,
rhon. hound aud glittering, =
wI,h ia stars Of silver white,
silver tabIot blink and bright,
rowny p!l!owot, sntin lined,
Tpat /, loiterlng. chnnced to ilnd
;Wid tho dust, tho scent, tho gloom
M an unter.aker's room,
waiting cmrty-alL for whom7
All, what loro-watched crndlo-bcd
Kecp. tonight tho ncstllng heads
f1r on what soft, pillowing breast
IA tho chcrtlb form at rest
that Gro long. with darkcncd oyos
Sleeping to no lul1aby+
Whitley robcd, and still, and cold.
pain flowers slipping from lts hold,
Ehail this dainty couch cnfoldf
All rhat bitter tears shall statn
1tt,fs satin sheet like rttlH7
H,1i whnt towering hopes bo hid
fNcats, this tiny cnttln-lil?
in whose tnblet shall appear
little words that must bo there
MttIo words cut deep and true,
Niecd1ug uother's heart anew
Svcot pct rlinc, and nged tWo.
fhI eau sorrows lowering plumo
't.ound our pathway cnet a gloom
ChtIl md dnrkst>r11e aS tho shud0
~ nn Infants collin Inn.lc?
From nur nr1ns M AEECl tilcb.
And our startled, tlazzlcd eyes,
WccpinR round fts vacant place,
rSnrDk ttan n i MI h Tn tf51nR--
, 1880-03-06

Senecn, each night cali ourselves to account;
What passion nopPo,sed? What s;;,tp,ation !; re.
3 dS Wat y s,sH Il 0T yiss as
IL 10 II eSsss ws wosd hold converso With vi oar sl pail
life n'so, and ask ,whAt REPORT It boro to
heaven, and cotiil II ilut !lave Borne more
selfish acts? But never 1o discouraged with,
yourself, for when conscious Ut your faults
they arc lesscnlns, md when yol. .pcrccfye
. ys' f' Y3s M sys ys 'sss Mark os 1S stf1 f eF" @
though your star shine .tmly, and You nre
termed insignificant, IN tho grcat summing
up yDnr rewartl Will be s,.rai and yoM will
tiny t,' stars wliici compose Tic Milky Way of
human worth, and although yDur siIiull
light po'!rs not Through ule darkness as al,
the pIl.cu which has been assigned. .yCu, ninl
by your stcahy, oven s1lin!ng viii MD in
elo tle hcayells. md lsnd many e follow in
xll nlei1 nre brothers, and il Il rlFIt for 3
fow to hoard Up n !nline Of wealth which
tic Simple qualification q hcarlrs they afs
WORTH na,y milltonsSS S.l[ itis At stly bride, a,a
% hsnr tie ' einti refrair, #eca1ns o. cycr,ore yc orc
to gotls and riell IS the sclf-i'c!ptng ,nann?
lnte1nperanse i9 ,ltcss est, i,as a. \ ,1ral effect
on inc cn,ct to OF MN, Si ,1aa nnu i!le " apa5e
,'ctri ~ His intnI1,nerancn iham ,na,, nnI md
lnnny arc. yenrly sacrificed on. tllis altar.
l'eMtty gafns but llttlG. and .efor.nity and
ora Il not oas 'as aKny Knfy fces i aa
mail markabte BY tl,e contrast? II IL rot always
Il love for the beautiful. that creates this In-
temperance. but nore frs1Hently = feeling ,et
ey afsse Y onf 70 "aino o t wh fo ovey My
snrsn"nts ara on iis va cannot bchniIf ti,e,i,
as when on another: then why not I'D.
,insire ~ ot,ts1,me others niti 10 hc "nyIrs H.
tEo.,, and. /" ba frank. do wa not ,lrtss nors,
fn +. atin,Teti Nv others than 10 pjenss ",lr.
sslvcsa NOT alf; no, there are many excep:
stn On ti,"t rn, @ rre n;on n rva har Ho,"n', S
nnr. I'd ,vi.",, s si,e cn,,lss near van. Hnt ss,
hrr m SUNDAY: on The nycni,e. md vn,l wniIid
not not recognize I,er. Sic Is oil for SHOW @ % now,
anne ann ' Him Il IL Mi fnr tjsninv. t t1n ~,
ya venr ,iTi't s,ons Far our co,nfopS Ia thcro Mo
heaitl, I'D s;,se In a dress Which Il 20 tisht
taI aEcE so'1 'so petsk psnk tks ~ to our
"Ae or Elsa "u lint wa '" fnl1eI in in s' s,InuIy.'
imr i,"r viii, ,nnterfnIS lint flint cnnmi,t
hs. for ther,, lcs yartl Useless on tte tioor.
Mot " M useless. ] III tat Il t,astcr. oni Il terc 10
sir"ct: far alon't Vol, Know # gives one such
M M nnGclic lie iook Thts vanity of loying inc tno
ciotlles, and ncw fashions, md valulngs onr-
9o,as " n elI; rn, 10 hn ri,,v ~ Sr Wnltrr
Rmisi, "" s,vs !, IL ,1,nm 4 esteet,,"J fnr nav
a.vSM, sr,,,.,o f,t ,, f,a nua 70 synn,, .rhtss Il
SmH"ut"|lv ' tr'c ' 10 n zee cerioin extent: b,,i' +
io''"' I'm nx "A cn;,scd '5 ,nmri, snsfnr,
H. ~, o'9nS eI", o,tM,o..d Via 'I' inwn II lin
usS I'm qrr "'iei@e I,,' .tv,,Mn sn rrn,n;s,. @
~ if TAXA wv y for % ric,, nr for '" noor j: h,s
sku -; tnfa,, @ ,,ho ~ h"r @ t punr,,I. an'1 m's
n Mst s n Ans, IT'S u,ers :" .In,lw iii ~ mr nm.
nnr .s on',1a ~. M, htr ifiis ;htiIrcn tr,I,les]
III .,'s. mi ~ ,nn sn nft thn,', - ii
, 1880-03-06
TUE LETTER-BOX.

There are letters, papers, and postal-cards
At this Office for the persons whose names ap-
mar below. Those living out Of the city
should send their address 'nnd tllrcecent
Stamp, upon receipt of which their mail will
be forwarded. Residents OF Chicago can OBJ
tain their mail by calling at Room 50 TRlD-
usE Building:
Nancy spry, Mitadora,
Plain Tnlkcr, MauntAin Homo,
Helen Z. Klein Old Timer,
A.G, J..
ECllese, Marguerite.
, 1880-03-06
uoxkEEs'gl.s Va. uovsEKEErE1ss.

n th4 EdltoF oI 7hs Chicago TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Feb. Gi.-CalItornIa, let us not
quarrel. fur although our yluws appear to be
at right angles. yet III reality they differ 80
little that microscope would be necessary
to locate the divergence.
We are each dealing with extremes and not
with the average or generality OF cases. Both
bookkeeping and housekeeplng,-or, In =
broader sense, mans work and woman's
work lu Renelal, III well done. require talent
, 1880-03-06
TO CHAT, FROM FORTY YEARS
II tA4 Editor of IAs Ch4ea9o If1buns.

GRAND RArlt,s, Mic}.., Fob. 2l.-Sty dear
CHIT: ! all not dead or married. since my
last,
Simply bliehtcd. :.
Cut down In ali the tender beauty OF my
first love.
Let MO toll you.
Did you rend that letter Of Sixty Years In
Ths Home, III which iie advised lne to marry
and to marry some respectable widow
nothing frIsky or skittisi,, you know, bnt
something In the bonbazlne way, warranted
gentle?
At first reading the supreme absursllty OF
advice 10 lie, who know all things and glve
advice to everybody, was ~ tellclously
anluslng that did not fatsly consider thb
proposition; but In TIC reflex 1t positively oe.
Cured to mo that such q creature as MIS-.
Forty Years was within the limits Ut lutnail
cltleye,nent-and-shall own it?-to you.
my dear fellow, who arc, bur ,nyself, tho best
executed fraud within my knowledge, / will
own 4, whether should or not-1 coll.
clu.el tU lA,k the matter over:
Evorybosty knows whit that means AIM nt ny
bniybut the grlKgled luyer hllnself knows all
aDuut It when e btElts l.ts untilInssiy WooinY;
-anli when ilu does know about u !le knows
good leal nlnrs about It than the most
imaginative gcoff0r OF al! his bosaln IFlchdS
| cun tell him.
know al! about it now.
BNt give lne credit for going about the
matter dlscrretly: First Of 81 conaultssd !s s'a
grand averages of united ages ut marriage
was about ~ .Dr Is years.
Assuming the correctness Of tho grand ay-
eruXe, sinca aul now ~, It follows directly
tender year, or less, to lllnke our united ayes
average correctly; aud, Of course, Il waited
| q yeAr or two longer. my intended must By
tuo. young for, recoEsls sn polnt OF fnct
severul summers previous 70 lisr birth lii
| order to reach the correct united average.
Again, | considered the fact that aln ire:
My extended exporlcnceeln the form ot at!-
Ylce-to young people Df 20 and that such
advice Is almost invariably decllned which
, 1880-03-06
DEGREES IN DRINKS.
A LETTER. FIl0s1 FERN LEAF.
III la tLlifar Of IhS fhftnnd Tribune.

10 u" =, haa1e p., o. ms ns e"'snso s~s a''aa
OTTAWA III. rep. a,-N nen o!e sneaks
Teft t to- oa wSo as or beem s"ga sar thu nox M
cutting cup 70 exeess ont tes %s look
US n!u eee - .itulu a.u i."S ..t' ".o ~, t,,o
human rucc. There may be lntcmpcrance In
almost MI thinys,-Intcnpera,,e In cuting
ny wcll rs drinking, in dressing as well rs
told Iii tile Good Book that the sins Of tho
fnther shall descend upon tho child fur
nnnv rcwcrntlony3 It mny he The sin
Of intcmperaucc, or some other, and 1t may
Mu1ly years ngo there lived u man who WINS
giycl, 10 excessive indulgence In spirituous
liquors; his son eary snw NV to Syll effect on
MS fatner' felt kechly tho nhchths poverty
which Invariably results, and Determined t"
steer his bout far from tho reef on which his
,., .teiS ,,S.s un "'s ,,,o,,, ,'onttt,. r War
FuiAeu' ho'picss' M''uola "onent,s; 's"tn u'
rolled on anu no iquof passe" l,!s ,; .sps'
money flowed into his Golfers, , anu viii
fnrr.osm, anl tho moor 1ud is now
a''eas.scu, sn,s ~" ',+ '1n ~ pvu d ,s " rot vot
a fieh lnani out tlle Gnu u no1 ySs- w.
nre others wl,o nrs said to possess more. The
world und suffering lnnn nru nothing; nioru
Of th!s blessed pol mus. " ad,s nS mt mt
~ wllo s.l,lefS lno wossE puI u,, 1s mn tas G,'
niea nGefa M H., ~ l9rg ,1n asi s, nnrin9 n, ~ 1uIs n
lhlnHRM lnu M!iu' pmyng m.. ffs;,,iS f,;s,iSs- ~, ~,
a'lts lke oile now passed GMnH' inhlsHG aps
new nas TO S cpnqu&er t & 1i9ns y n,iI, .. aiIs
nIe countg,' anu ttH greGa y BILL unsn'snes,
Where VIII II emu F? Walt! yon, +, ana ta!,!, inMy,
see Socti M p pefs9Ms mnEe enaSM s,. Y, IN pnueirs
graves a. last r.; ~ one anng w ~ rso n,, gcat, ~ w.,
any Gf retGkon,tE he WI! ~ c0l'le9 no p9t ,a
tcr t!!n, {e tnGgEar wno Mns Ts1%se4 ,ot tn's ie
crumbs TINT 1cil IRON his tnple. ~ Not tnis
intctnlc,tat'eo , i!o @ reels ilot lnto tte @ pres-
ence @ OF ais tam5y; tholr WANTS s.y THY % p9 sMMlt
e@; o. s,ts o @ @eponrmt @ anr su1, tl1.; "s W., as
tne Wol!n sue5s Jne 'l'att S",'npt III, o ns1 ~ ~
% na',y n!lliinils q aoiars; lta yro use
CrGnse tlieso nMt0lu ElllltoMs Giia conquer
Tie world; Give ~ 10 themP NO! Give
them work, and let ti'eln !.,. ehfn theiF
0M iepeaemc eu Wrt, mot pnTg IL %mepo y
q the son y 2 EreateT oyil t9 nlc wori t!.am
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