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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-19

During President Grants administration
the following Senators were noisy in their de
nunciatiOns of "nepotism." From the floor o
the Senate, and elsewhere, they lifted up tlIeil
pious voices in denunclatlon of the great sol.
dier because he conferred appointments upon
sepulGhres" obtained control of tho Senate they
made haste to find places for their sons; and
the only reason why their Sisters, theil
cousins and their aunts" have not been pro-
vided for has simply been because of the lack
of opportunity. OF course, the following ap.
pontmcnts have been made in the interest oI
reform Of tho Schrtz- Curtis stripe:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-19
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

them into the state by the 1st Of May next
to carry IL for Grant or the other man the
National Republican convention may nomi-
nate for the Presidency. Should they get
enough to Offset the vote of Watterson's un-
armed little sheep who cross over in large
numbers at every election TO vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, they may save the State.
When the Voorhees, Committee gets TO work
the anti.exodus portion of it will have plenty
Of re.leable witnesses Of the Potter and
Sponord breed, whose testimony will prove
ooncusvoly to the Democratic mind that this
whole emigration business is nothing but u
political scheme gotten up by the Republican
party. But the exodus will continue all the
same.
Democratic statesmen may
Fume and fret,
Aud swear and sweat
but their efforts to stay the tide Of emigration
will prove fruitless. They remind mo of tho
OLD speckled COW, whose owner said could run
faster, jump farther, bawl louder, throw her
tail higher, and give less milk than any COW
he ever saw. II. w. NJ.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1880.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-19

SALARY.
Senator Eatons son. clerk to Committee OH
Foreign Relations. ..,,........,.... 9 2,2OO
on Rules Observation-Disclosures. 2,10o
Senator Voorhees, son, clerk 10 Committee
of House of Representatives. 1000
Senator Voorhees, son No. 2, clerk to Ii
brary Committee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,l90
Senator Vanco's son, clerk 70 Committee OH
EntOllel bllls.'. 2,lYJ
Senator Johnson's son, clerk TO Committee
on Agriculture. Observation-Disclosures. 2,l9O
Senator Johnson's nephew, Senate clerk
........................... 2,19O
Senator Withers' SOL, clerk TO Committee
on Genslolls. ...s'..'....,...'.'. 2,lJJ
Senator W9llaces son, clerk to Committee
on Revision of Laws .................,... 2,l9O
Senator McDonald's son, clerk to Committee
on Public Lands. ....................... 2,lW
mlttce on Elections. s.......,.,......,....... 1900
, 1880-05-22
Alleged Cnre for Cnt,cers


CHICAGO, Muy M.-3lodical nun generally nd.
init their uttor inability to cure solrFhus eluaor.
Whenever 1t, attempt IL tnado to euro thls
mdlgnnl,t nad destructive disease the knlfo Is
most frequently rcsorted TO US tho sRfcst,
surest nouns by which to romovc tho deadly
destroyer. Tho fcar and paln inclcnt to such
an operation nro dreadful, with tho consoDts-
NESS Tint II will return. as 1t almoss always In
tnrIubly docs.
Tho number Of persons allllctod with wcll.tle-
yelnpcd cAprcr Is truly ,lhrlning, uld any rem
edy or physician who bus discovered 4 relne,ly
public blessing. Allow .no to soy, without four
uf successfnl contradiction. tnat sMct! ron1edy
hns peen d!so9yored; 1t ts without tlo % ,'se @ e
With but i!ttle. pnin. bc. T., Mlluoon. of Chr.
u,lco. Bdelby County, Mo-, y tho snsnntor, Or
perhnps, nHEc properly sponk!l'Ht tue tllseoveror
Ut this safo, oertain, aud speedy uurntivo.
Tho Doctor has boon removing oaHgeta Tor
number OF ycAra llast and ens never fNileA III II
single oase Attempted. nor hIls any pgrs0n re-
ported q runppgutanu0 Ut thu ttoubt9. HQ
churHcH nothing X u et,re Is nat eilcuted, which
tends ~ Bhow that hp u no hln1b'g. To thusu
who knew hin, personally this remark 1lood not
10 lnatlc. Ho IL III unostgntAt!nns Ghr!st!n,,
1enttenAn, Wns educated ut Philadelphia. FA.,
mud IL quito content with h!a psca"ht luasAt1va
prNgttce.
c!n1i having discovered sueh II retnGdy for such q
lSeaso should Withhold its benefits from suttor~
Ing humanity. U.d.
, 1880-05-22

.Tb fht EAtlnr n Vhs UAteapo Tribune.
CHICAGO, May ai.-The most Of us WHO have
ehll,lren nre gad tn "gct thom Ut 0ur hands,"
rs wo express It, tor n tow hours each dny. TO
do this, W. send thpm to school, III order to Cd.
ucato thutn choaply Rni well wo sena then To
public sphuols. III oAsa We ara paDr we can hAvo
thotr books and statca Furnished frcoi and, oven
supposny US toIccabiy wel-to-ao but stinQy, wO
mny inalst on "fuud books," aud, by
tiut Of noise and determination, succeed
In securing them. OF course, the aver
ngo OF fumllles patrontzIng public schools
u not au average representing much money:
though 1t represputs moro respoetAbll;ty thAn
mixht bc Inferred from tho cinMorous lettors
occasionally appuaElus IN tho 1a!ly papors.. Not,
thou, u a elAss, being rich, .Ws. fcDl-that IL
Ro,uo Of us tla-aa II something must bo donu ID
provellt our be!nK ignored by those WHO aoat Oh
tho light lIllowa OF bonds and groonbaqas,
send tl.alr children to pr!vato scaoo1,
or over to Germany, OF have tutora
ard RoyerueAsas in the house. And, QUO
Of tho simplest, and easiest, ind safest Ways OF
doing this aoI,!thin9 which IL % rescue ~ from ~
n.suroa ssses sooo. y Tor ho pI5
NOV, some Of 10 meyer had any schooling our
soxsa helIso \; e aEa alsposeMa a. " exsss eaGss
silgbtosf rola xatlon II school. 4 little murch;
frSshen the intorast In study va
tss To- hS s9e1e1 f2 va ~
vor.lIngy Of the weak bucks ana htmsy brains
ynnl their power and Will. Wo aro not unlike
tho peasant buying spectaetes trying Rnif alter
lbs fuct wns, he bud never learned to read ln hd
lIlu. We try teacher after teacher t0 lind Dur
, 1880-05-22


CutoAoo, Atay cl.-Dr. Williams. Of Chicago,
who has found moro and wosso thugs In COIN.
mon articles Ut fonI thAn would easily he be-
!lovcd, has boon looking for gluooss In candy,
with results which must atrlkn dlamay to tho
stomaobs Of candy Ono sanpl6 of 1no-
Iassoa candy WAS al glucose, whllo Il per cont
glucose was nearest purc.
Now, g!ucoso may hs both patatabla and whole
son,e, and a. legitimate III Rrtlclc OF malul.
facturo md sals a. any sweot that over
calno from Cuba or Louisiana. Unfortu-
nately, that IL not the kind Of glucose
made In this country. DR.. KonzIo. President ol
the Michigan noartl OF Health. ant Professor Of
Chemistry in tho Michigan stato College, found
glucose in syrup bought at random. and In tho
glucose werc, psnong other things. 1ltne, sal.
fona ia goaso I'll d @ conta LOUD and troo suiphurIo
acid, or oil Ut vftrIol.
Dr. Wiliinlns indosses tho atatemct,ts fro'n biz
eau scarcely 10 hopcl for 70 long aa thu prucoss
OF munufa9tAsu continues to Ia 70 bntl corn
gtnrrh with oil Of yltrt9l allu NIX y WIN limo
Tssg 1,o ar Ss hna *a I'D Wh. xs'y a o1o s
10 protected avalnst tho possibility nf evun VII.
fully pntt.n1 SUCH unwlplesomo st4G la thelr
tho oSs ahl taagao. Whit secns u 10 necdo'!
IL sotno auuh INV aa wis passed III tho casu Ut
oleolnAFgar!le. .-that y to YAK, ssllyrs shnu! bS
glncbso or suEur, 80 that buyers 'nay nlako MI
| VIXEN liking To- the other. Unless something Of
Competition. Indeed, there arc Indications TINT
| a Iloyenent of that kind has a!reAdy bo-
tGr s ,ns t.,abi5en. itso PsYYs' xs tae
sugar. .retnurs Of this city, which IL to begtn
, 1880-05-22

Worklngwon,ar'a Industrial Homo tltrected.
We don't nsk tllat You tako hnybody's
word for tho worthtHcHa Gr INV, nnw,offl1iness !,t of
We do nsk tint all who fepl that they. havo
enough and TO sparp will como to tho Home,
which Is now struggling lii its infancy, and
judge for tholnselyss. .. H..
originator continue, the time Is not far
distant when tho Worklngwoman's 1n-
tlusttfat 1Iomo will tako rink with other
noble Institutions Of tho earth but y It Just
Tint this fethle woman should DO left alone
to perform the labor which should bo d.
ylded nluo!,g many, or that 80 noble work
should be let 20 down MI account OF tile
failing of nvcrtaxed energies? @
A FH1END TO TIE FATuERLEss. LITTLE
ones.
, 1880-05-22
Thiucs That Cunnos Re Learned.

AM2AEb AAAk NANStot 4k0 ARNINGAt
~ w. ters se''s are tlnSs wlcH Ws s esn'St
learn, md thore IL no lsp in frettlng about It.
cannot lenrl, adYurhs; atA Wllnt Ia more !
won't II trystu seat persn!l OIL my right
hand l,avo no trouble, provided a!n far
cIng north ut tho tfnie; but II am facing
south, get him, OIL MY left Sure, As this
thing was born u! ne. and cannot be edu-
% caro- ab"utit. x gentleman picked me UP,
Inst week, md brought no home II! ills bug
gy; 1lu drtyo past tho ttaor, a1ld ns lle up
pr0AcIIett tho etrcu!ar turn sAw he meant to
10 around to the left; was oil l.ls lnft,-that
Is, think Was, but have got 1t a!l Mlxet!
up aEain III my head; at any rate, l-l,altGd
him, aud asked hln' to 20 round the circle
lin Is tic Fight, tiien "cnme ahead
on him. ind lAads tlie. trlu, As | got
out ut the door, he looked puzzled lnl
asked why ! Ind particularly wanted
to pass to tile right arounl The circle.
Iaald, "Becnlsa tint would bring lne noxt
tho dior coming back, anu wouldn't haYeto
crowd past your knees." lle canle neaE
al Tho s'.t'le wllet1ser We drove to tho right or
to tie Left in going around the eirclei eltller
would bring 1ne buck to tbs hnuse on the sl4s
the door Wlls oil, since waa Oil tho opp0s!t
side when tirst approached tho circle. re'
garded this rs false, He wt.s willing to Illus:
trate; 50 lls drove me down TO- the gat9 hrd
into tho street. turned and drove back past
and brought me buck to tha door; and ~
sure as | ain sitting lete 1suy Oil the Side
next tie door. / did not believe he could do
1t again, but he did. lie did 1t eleven times
hand running. Was |. ConvilueA7 No..
wus not capable 0f being cons!need-atl
, 1880-05-22
APuORISAIS,
AT41UNISNlSs
s[EANDEnIN9 THROUGH THE MEADE oW8 or
TlI01tEsflT.

1[EANDEnIN9 THROUGH THE MEADOWS or
THOUGHT.
1b thu Editor o. 7nt Chicago 1rsouns-
DtooMINdToN, ILL.,, May ia constant
reader OF Tho Home, admire Its Wise aid
profound thought very much.
After the Kra'id rush and roar Of mighty
rivera it Is sometimes refreshing 10 hear tho
chatter Of u foamlng, shallow brook. should
ltke to personify that insignificant body Of
water, aud Hcader gently Nlong through the
stAltng meadows Of thought, whore doubt
not most OF The Homo readers love to roam.
There nre women who love men they
tlespIso; TINT is, ,nen who lack qualities they
most respect.
A truly glorious woman acknowledges no
equality. Either she possesses wholly or
Yields herself entirely.
Too fur east IL alwNys west
M9 cannot Imagine Q beginning for ,tl'at at
mucl, a part Ut eternity rs that limo Which
follows utter death.
To envy aiotlleris is to oacknowledge yourself
TINT PERSONS INTERIOR
Wasted years are ke the empty halls OF u
sIeat castle. sloaaently reproachful in their
iEI' s's 10; # R,sF;s. sfst'' distinctions 'e'wee"
What lletl call destiny Is but tile influence
| upon . life Ut M Inherited trait. Thu acts
| OF to-day create tho destiny Of coming tiaya.
peGtl! .,s, y I, IN Krcat Weight which balances
Tho ;Sweotest chords nrc tho unexpected.
a Wise woman never reproacEcs man
IhylosophE lIas itg gooI effects; It teaches
| The PHILOSOPHER.
, 1880-05-22
A W0MAN'S REASON:

Why should I atako my happy youth,
Iy dnys Df spring,
Upon mnnea lIntestel truth -.
And protterod rInH7
You praise mc for my golden halr,
My Gycs at blue,
But ohanRe ofortnkes the fhtrost fair,
Thon what Of your z"
When al! yo, praise has suffered wrpnF.
And am old a. .,. a.
VIII love that did to youth belong
My ago entoldf
Since you but prizo my smiling eyes
.. And bItlahtuE check, - =
Then brcAtha no more your tender slGhai
Tho things you EeDk
Arc but tho shadow Of u shndo,
VIII valltsh faBt--
Mirage, OF Mlsts Ut nlurnlug made,
ThAt cannot last. =.
rrls ho who socks wo1nans soul al
Who wins her hoart;
One renchfs not 1nyo's tlnnl goal
With shallow nrt.
--Lotbe Cha,|tt|er Mo'tltoa ~ tho Independent.
, 1880-05-22
WoRK1NG1YoMAN'B HOME.

~ &A$ ksHf4VF " 4hS NH4F4H0 4StpHHet
CIuoAoo, May 1B.-We feei that in Justice
to humanity the public should know lnosu
about the terrible weight under which that
noble Institution, the Worklngwoman's III
dustrial 1lon,s," located at a16 Fulton stseut,
Is brayely bearing Mp. .
Tho Home was founded last September by
one energetic woman. and upon her excr-
tions alone tas the support Of tho Homo de-
pended, caring for al average number Of tif-
te4n women ulA children duly,
0ns nu half tons OF SSal 1niy naye nesn
or artiule Of furniture has been given,-yet
other Institutions for tho aid OF ahla-b6dled,
singte-hau4od young womsn have had .eoal
IL Carloads, beds, bedding, and furniture
NECESSARY TO make their hpsnes comfortable.
We ieel IS thst WITH The present .. demand for
triously Inclined. unburdcned BY helpless
little children. can provide for themselves,
and that idleness should not ha encouraged.
In tlls interests Ut ule tollinY. nlusl!ers
and helplcss children Is the work Of thu
, 1880-05-22
THE LETTl1I2-BOX.

, There atp letters, papers, and postal-cartls
at this ot1iee for the persons whose mines up.
pear below, Those living out Of tie city
should send their address and thrcc-cellt
stump, Upon receipt Of which their mail will
be forwarded. Residents OF Chicago can OBJ
tain thoir mall by calling ut Room 80 TA11''
UNE Building;
Fern Leaf. Or. i. Georgia.
Arlington. 4. G.
, 1880-05-22
Preferred and Common Stock.

10 tn E1Ilof o. fMt EhIcdfo 7f1kttHt.
C11uAn0, Mny al.-rlease inform render OF
your pnpor. pf tho differences betuccm "',rrc;,
feffrd" md '4'uo,tatnon" Northwestern lln1lrund
stock, and also Of the Northorn. pact1le. and
obliB1 m 1nNoHAAus.
fPrrtorred stock ts that on which dividend
Is guaranteed. In cotntnnn stock tho dfvfdond
depends on tho earnings Of tho tuad.1
, 1880-05-22
EcliGna<S UcGuc4tss

= N3W f6FG TF1GNWf. =
Joseph seli9tnal's tequeat fpr charitable pur-
arance which hp dlsplayGd during h.s' llfottMe.
III R1yea x, ,Q1 t9 tho Society for Ethleal Cult-
urt, OF which he was Pres!de,&t anI s.5 100 10 ba
distributed ly hIs executors An1ntlx SUCH cLAt-
table, benevolent, nnd Gducnttunal Institutions
d. thoy shuli th!nk best, "wtthout regard 10
, 1880-05-22

4 FLOWER THAT FAfIH To DLOUM4
II The Editor Of Ihs Chicago Tribune.
GnANp RArlps, Micli.. May Isl would
like 10 ask snMe fower.lover of Tho Homo
why my white narcissus fails tn bloom. Cnn
It be because It doesn't like sandy Hoi1s l
can think Of nothing else. only get o1,e or
two blossoms n year ont Of tl,reo or fot,r
1nrgc cl.n,ps, II there ts MY one who wonld
like ilowerlng- of the earliest iinrclssns
large, yellow, and very double, cnn supply
then, with /. {gw at simply tile cost OF mail
md trouble of taklng up, .say fifty cents per
tt0zen. 1t Ia very splaoin thoy call Ect at tn9
llava to walt two or three years for bloom; Mt
lenat tint Inns been my experience after pay-
inY u largo price, NAnc1ssus, Box 4t4.
, 1880-05-22

who car poIIsl up pehblcs to ri!al diamonds T.
4, nsse7s =, c!nx verX fr wo %ny '
' or All II q @ q smend u pS1io sShooa M an mo- o,it III
OF cnpnelti9a ert!s.
from sohins :" becanso they iearn noti,ing."' THO
ul,fl,lro, nf educated rnrolta can md tl0 lcarn.
isss sd K.fsa sKsss ~ x md sns, .y AZ
n nro tho aiility 70 ieafn q 10 hci!stifui orto
ignorn,t fathor ur nn!or slltaiitl not oxncot h(s
81 hcr unfortunate CHILD TO SOM at ono effort pf
tor Of - lons iino 10 Of &c odnoate aneostors Ths,
ho,eevor, Ia something, To- which low.born par-
&.e xSrsS , Blind III tsneS tsh ffisa: in
ity. a fninily pus.otaos, tho moro tcls.sacrtnee
er. il fellows naturally enough that
sa Esa t Rrs sss o nsy q o. sr n ssS esdis nat + M I.
faIthfHi teacher, w!o soos herself Ntusod b tho
tns nE mar sRtr5p1Fsh RspSassh s Il sttemp %
oh!!a os notnSE IL ,9 e!ty % fSa11s san
othorsi, Not . very tcrrlblo. throat when w
rotivct TINT hnlf it'zen brighter children will
oontund for tho sacant sent. .,. IT,.
%ss "sarcnso s H. ecrtaey, @ tesess 81. sss
how llnppy every tcaphcr would ho to piss snci!
boy up 1w the aeaShGs s MET aGoy9 % rea
s !sssss s';Iss. Us Is r. =" peys fa!ssr VII "a 5
sosransneeSt n'har spots Il lis opaao a @ hsrS
thrn,gh ~ send Into It light enough to enable
S G rs s'o @ q nny n n %n%es y sabd" t" tho n'1t
tS q on stss sc IT. aad to Hto so
u, ,,1p,I % IN tho u,,.i,iot, Ut Children Of psre!tya
, 1880-05-22

through. My sight nnd intellect lto call y by
lmV. II Il simply another cnso of adserG: It
ia piece Df tleNsleorpsy knowles! !Er, Whle!.
IL OF no use to Inc, because merely k'so1o 1t,
but do not understand It,
, 1880-05-22
WANTS A D1voHCE FROM FLEAa.
III thA Edltat 0{ Tn Ehle1fo Irtbt.nk.

DnA,pwoop, H., May 17.-ttad pitt my
former plea for help III otllor words. lmight
have been answered. II had saisl my hts
band WIS ilIrt or ugly you would NIL hayc
russlcd to my assistance; but ! cAulo with n
true md painful cnse, and no answer WIS
given ME. will try aga!u. wish to be
divorced from the s sas I now S,to{ am to ,i| Soa H.
lleve tho wounds alrendy rceolved? My little
made ileas." iler brother replietl,, :" Y.ou
ought to le 'sha'ned. God didn't mako 'en';
/ liop Forty Years, WHO lives lii Fleay,
Mtcll., Is philosopher enough to know OF Il suro
remedy. Chat, bellavo kn0wyou Where
woro you Iii September, '7t,2
THAT AFFLICTED ONE.
, 1880-05-22
TIE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


II tht Editor d 1hs Uh'eteo Tribune.
NEW GEouqEsrEs, No.. May 18--A pail Of
water and brnom or grnon hoiRh aro good int
plem,onts with wttuh To- cl,cuk tlrc In tho
woods. Wot tho broom or bpsiEh. and sweep otlt
the flfo. y. II. CHANDLER.
, 1880-05-22


CHICAGO, May al.-In REPLY to Sufferer In
last snturday'stssue, can suite that NY wife
used sulphldo assonlcum for ecze1la with
most satisfactory results, Five lolIars' worth
cnrel l.er after spending hundreds in other
remedies and physlcianS. We know 1t to bo
perfectly safe, aud would advise others to try
H. Yours, 9tc. HAMILTON.
, 1880-05-22
MOL


Tb fhs Editor " 1at ChItae1 Tribune,
CHICAGO, May al..-1 sha1l he 81 next fall;
wnE born on tho bccRn on q 1crtnhn vessel:
country ever aircc. Will bu required to tnkt
naturalization papers In order to bc3omo
ottizon1 NEMo.
not, yes; hut only lust rapcrs."l
, 1880-05-22
THE PUZzLERS' CORNER

t6rginhl contributions wilt DO pub,,.s...
this department. Correspondents s,i,'asa vii, W, Ia
send tlloir real names With tholr nom, !. peass
addressed 10 ruaators' Cornor." Av,,., "a Eens
lute woris ns far as possible. Answer, IN unso.
published tho following wcol.] Will b
, 1880-05-22

10 ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CuEcAno, hfny Ql.-T1cnso reply to this atief-
ton! HAS Now Hampshire II law yet restricting
tho olcutlva franchise to protestn.ltAI
Two HEADERS.
MOL
, 1880-05-22

with tho ounsnmptlon of 1900 bushels Of corn
daily, making foriy-fvp TINS OF glucose 10 tho
sumo tlmo. AMI a CheH9n fattnrr iR being
planned with II daily capacity Ut @,0o0 bushels.
, 1880-05-22
; ORANGE-FLOWERS.

" Yes. lerthoti, u Is triie tnat We must paftt
s!y fathor WIZ not !isttl 70 our iopg.
40 otner ana!! suppsaltL you ~ ny neAFti
For tm uhh~effns Us tao h'"fa opoFe'
"That wc shall meet agaln,. ,. who can atyinef @
nnt. ~ ynu wAnn f!nH ~ lstM zotie ~ Aonof
" Mhatover 90 your tate, @ Wnatovor . mi1tn, nt
Inc loyo ha1 you bl'o won ID 9pAFn Atone'
,,,,.
hoped to wuar sholn ui, os,r brislal dny;
D keep thom, Dortho!d, wharesoo'er YOU stsay.
o1ice nlorui
Thon, for our love, lot this token bet
, 1880-05-22

T9p t!Saro1syt,ronsth, Soqtsne: - shut n;
to sa e1osS to The TMa
lnylnnn; = pike f'lll l.growI,. nottom squaFs|3
1u4,ll; ohlllEnoss' a musioal instru.neati cont
RnOMnolD-No. L1so. i.
Acrosa-To dent ont in smnlt portions, a h,n
OF tho genus 1llrtlu1o; cnuse: pertaining tos
preSunt; IL trader, Down-in Drolnlos; sisi's
nickname: Il ylsctd sihHtnnect estentt q csnn.
Try IL EAropo:, uttered hos!tAting!y. confusion;
s prsa; ~ ID ps plsk shaary shnshs' t'an'p
CANTON, III. JAspkR.
D1AMoND-No. 1,1s1.
pe n 3s5s ~ yoWs a aa AG Spsa nse ., s
n1ma; f1':s, s,a. 2 .reG; III In Mr. e. U.s. pu.,n
SQUARE WOnD-No. 1,ts2.
Accurate; ba1; to conconls student.
MINIATURES, Wis. DIX
SQUARE wolD-No. LIE.
An ani!nl; an nnImal, ravefrcd; m au!ma
an antntni, reversed. :
srEwA1tpt Ill. MmE,us
NUMERICAL EN1GslA-No. 1lH,
,iam composed Of ninetoen lottess, aud an an
OH Sn$lnR. =
Ae! Il /: sas L ssss sassss & On. powdered t.
atnnll niccus.
I My 10, II, II, ia color Or Tint.
i, My !. IL, Is in ahbreyiatiou for title.
My 10, il, 2 II, Ia u Krant.
BURLINGTON, 1n. HEIsA 0LEA PHAn0a
TleANeposED ClTiEs-N0. 1,laS
~ Ny Tom goncr. te' No trace, sam. % Cbst
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, 1880-05-22
NAI.oUBY AND FIIHrAT1ON.
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BURLINGTON, H., May l0.-So many OF the
contributors to Tile Home give Katie advice,
and, thinking TINT the more she has to select
from tho more likely sho will bo to llnd what
will fill the bill, i would like to say my say.
thlnk one Of tho most common causes Of
men ceaslng TO show their love for their
wives Is bcca.,se their wives or they Are jgal-
ous, generally without sufficient reason.
hut would ativisf Katie to be- very careful,
and not let that come between them, and, # It
Is there, to throw 1t out.
/ don't think 1t Ii right to think OF q mar
MI vcry w"il for gif,s to have their pleasures;
but wliDn they becolno alEnged they should
settle down to the rehl business OF life, nnd
know that II they and thoir husbands do not
phil toguthor, they will be outtlid in tho race
"a house divided against itself must fall"
Eno
, 1880-05-22
ADVICE 70 KATIE DY 4 COUNTRY COUSIN
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GOSHEN, Intl., Mny 9o.-It Gull myself n
second cousin to the family, may conn III i?
No, 1 thank you, can't take oK my "ban-
nit" or stop for IN cup o. tca." but I'd like
To shake hands will, the sisters, brothers,
cousins, md aunts, md thon inquire for
Grandma Oldways. llas she gono visiting:
I've waited SO long for hor to come buck al.tl
give a grandnlothor's advice to our Katlea
She could help her, know. But couldn't
walt 9ny loaEer and now ; Snes IN, hese
not 70 talk about soiled collsrs. Of soled
Clarlie?, fcsa. We'll. It's lust n ltttle.,,
ror" not entirely different from ,yoMrs oncB
crcpt Into my own life. There! 10 YOU know
why talk to you? wlsll leol I'D hell. you; !;
Wish could show you Uod,t loye. But I
am prayIrg.n And now lot mo say TO the
gentleman Of OIL, who Is In love with another
mans wife, TINT you lave a very poor kind
OF love II you are, willing, to spoil that
woinan'a beautiful llfe-soul, II yon will:
And thought, ton, that people were ashamed
to give tlleIr loved ones needless patn. Wellt
good-by, maybe Til come again some time.
SECOND Cousin FROM TiFE COUNTRY.
, 1880-05-22


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