davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-02-07

With " eairies s sto saSstscss ; ss 10 oi thS siSnl
Mr,H tr,p " thn thv ,o n!t-ssSns; ssnss;n throf s ths
tura Of 5 rrrSes M w1e' G' 'rawnr M g. the s,rremt
Of vanlr fl,rn3,9i, fhc i,,ba niitiv It tn strikn
tin tongue: II Il In loo hot for .he tongue it
IL iuu iot for Tia i,Mrs m ~ In ink unriieuiar.
only pSrton ftS " tSo ,arr H II ljed It irst
tllo hrnt 1r1nv In, r,smcwryi liz ut,lttIons o}
ho|l}m0 water: l}o rnr..f,,l nnt 10 inhnis ion
hOt Water. and nist, haye thu wnter llot
VIII enatie % yoi L, rnt h thc riRt ten,peratilrc. t
Tin stirht atIt]Ialn,S nf h,.t wntar k,nn tia
wntar II the imjInlrr at a prol,er lnnifMrnture
for A ionger utriud nf f}1ne. ind n, e,,abie
sou 10 receive 4 tnrEer quantity Of iho Mu1lI-
inhnter, "" ''' '''''0
Mkt, what to inhnte. Ifyn,,r t,lscnse IA of
mn iniln,nnlntory tynt you i1aHt srtlutfy,.S: If
il Is slower nntl morv SjIron!e, yt,r inny l,eeti
st,nltlaufs or soIilcfhinr Tint viii aruliso Tho
srcrctlO,ls. ifi6 Is characterized BY /, pro-
fHso or fctld d1scliaras. YOU n,ay need astrlll-
rrnts n,ul ,iisiuiectnlts '>-
To aa1 q sGfe 10 o4s "seesst = t. ;}cs{sn 5fson
Without Knowing lie particular cuntlftinils
which rxlst, tn this connection, Ecnera|ly
sulpltlrlc otl,nr hns been found Beneficial I'll
sure tl,ruat anil tlyapnern (tliGlcult brcntlng).
Ii produces relaxation OF lilo p,trts, freer *
l,esioratior atM an allu,lyne ciIect Cure
Should bo taken not 10 get tou near tho ilro
with tl!is substance, as 1t is very inlialli-
mabIp,
Ii may be used In connection with the prep
arutiotls of 0I,iUtii cnn,pur, tar, otc, FIR
simplicity, pluco dftcctl ur twenty drops Ut
sulphUrie ethor In tla Inhaler, With i ten
Spoonful OF pnrcuoric. Or. use ili{rei, or
twenty DROPS with n tcas)Nsnnful of tar-Water
or q fuw Irops of extrs.ct Of tar, Or, usu
fifteen or twenty drops with half tcnspou1,-
FIJI uf canlpllor. These arc n tue order Of i.
scIAtiyr in astrlugctlt, ind, lastly, gtt1u,l-
lallt, Tho first wifi 10 for orlliuary clxcs,
n1il the SECOND tts au nslrugcnl and tlrUtlor-
| izcr, Tic Inst should u0t be tlsna where
| ml,c1, inflammation exists but where tj,gru ts
, 1880-02-07

dead, with stony lips ttlnt ncvermore Will
resppn1 to l1ls carcsstSl II things W. love
or cherish change or !ie* Friends desert III,
born into Tic woritl with cravInEa mud IN.
lerEtel weaknesses We. cannot overcome:
we trnvci the weary road, and orr feet bleed
Mt every step; tho few moments OF nnppl-
Mcss wherein we rest Dy the wnysldG nre,
Ake tho foAlli-buhblca Ut tic sen, Short lived,
ant soon gone forever. The 1ncrn1ry Of =
hnppy pnst Is but sally sweet lneinory aftef
, 1880-02-07
A MISTAKE CORRECTED.

II tn Editor Of The Chicago Tttbunk.
AfAcosln Feb. Al 1ade terrible blun-
der In my last letter, or else the Conductor
matlo 1t for ine, by inserting wrong word.
Tile sciunce Of physiology teaches that dis
ease (l,ot sin) Is MI unnecessary evil, except
rs nun mnkcs It 50 by hrcaklng the laws of
health. Dlsobedienco to nature Is Sin In
Itself, and crentcs IN appetlto for other Sins;
but 1t never forces any one 10 commit these
other sins against his will. and am very
far from believing TINT this ia the only source
Of sin. Luck OF faith in Col comes before
actuAl ttHnbedence, SO 1 don't SEQ how tho
fruit 0t disnb@llcnce can possibly have any
thing to ao with the great sin OF unbeief.
4 certain lnnn who processes to be teln-
ppratu III nil things, md who pretents
10 be an eXpnu,tler df tic 11iblct says that
Christ lived q life Of pleasure, lluro upon the
earth, when both the Old nnd New Tcstr-
,liul,ts tuaell US 'tltAt 1lu wns man Of sDr-
rows and acquainted With grief"; and ttiat
iin sDng1lt mt to 10 His own will but the
will Of tho F,lther. Tlis teaches nlso hints
Of time tn tile future whet, INN sltalf be 20
perfect a. not to need regeneration, thus
making The blond of Christ OF none effect.
would rather, Il ttlousnlMl-fotd, bs the be-
liIvEnE thief upon tic cross than to stand In
the sliocs OF tllat intellectual, 1noral man
WHO dares to take upon himself the RESPONSE
bility OF adding nMytl,iug 10, or taking any
thing from, tic Word nf G1h. Please hitch
the Horse 10 tho front OF the cart by inserting
'S~ 'N' '' WORKING BEE,
, 1880-02-07


CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Vho Into subtle attacks
and criticisms upon that much abused class
culled "anlatcut poets" lmpels mo to crave
portion Of The Homo space, in order that may
reply 10 the whitening remarks n,aue by
Topsy Tlnkle aud that aged individual who
signs himself Ninety Years.
1t would seem that the ma!n cause OF conl-
plant lies In the fact that the poetry which
these poetic chemists at present anluse
themselves by analyztng does not contain
enough OF the light fantastic, or, In other
words, that joyous sunshine OF happiness
~htch It Is evident Ninety 1ears ioVeB to
bask !T.
Now, I would llke-wlth atl due respect for
the opinions of these sewers reyI9Wers-tO
call attention 70 tho tact tint life and Its llv.
lug Is essentially sud. Our greatest poets snys:
The Alr Is fll! ut farewells to tho dying
And u1oufts!uKs for tho dcad.
All thoughttul lives are sa,t ones. For q
moment Of p!eAaure do VIZ not suffer hours
Of aKonyY Every day OF our existence the
tralllng wfhgs OF unrest throw llIun us their
shadow. l'ircnts. sisters, brothers die AMI
tAtle from our slight; We hAVe llothlng but q
vagup hope and tradition to assure us wa
shlll meet thonl agnln. EveryMl!ere sorrow
a1Al injustice confront lis. We learn tho
truth Ut tho laws only after ter1Ibln waste
of blood AMI treasure, Tie lover embraces
Ills brlde, aud tomorrow sA0 lies cold aud
, 1880-02-07

To ths Editor Of 7AA Chicago Tribuns.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-For a year or moro l
have been M Interested reader Of The
llo,ne, and the itcn has often occurred to ME,
are all tho goul prccopts given lis through,
lis columns practlced by the glyor, OF does
the rule hold good with the correspondents
of The Homo TINT npples to writers Of
fiction. that we write out our ideal and not
wllnt VIC really do md are? St1bbs Is n
lover OF solid rcattfng, nnd quotes
tlle sayings Of good alll wise lneiI, alld
yet seems to doubt the, existence
Of. titslntercstcd friendship, The words
friend and friendship are very often NILS. .
w, ,are few IN illllnbcr, aui sure, that can
not count their friends. 1t Is to ME II sacred
word, reserved fur the trug antl tried; .n1'(l,
beca1lsc, perhaps, of the reservation, hayp
seldom been disappointed IN friendship. 1t
Is not always because of policy that young
ladies' ;" "lneut and kiss eaclt oti!er.'' ills far
pleasanter to smooth the rullgh places In life
by poltcncss and sociability when
,n We Hset ,Sa;,o, our society ac4uaiqHt'nnsfess
tha'i to be cold aid resiraIned,
because VIC are not friends; mud III business,
honest correspondents md fnithf1ll laborers
Stnbbs asks: "Can you point to ono who
will .stand by you through evil as well as
guutl report?" certainly can. 10. be sure,
1t Is not given to mOrtals to know each others
M,fnds, hut time proves friendship, and, as
we nuke our own sunshine, we make our
own friends.
Many tha,lks to I1alassnh for tho pudding
reclpe; It. Was q perfect SUCCESS. VIII SONG
OF tile indies tell 1nc how to mike moss mats?
ESTHER.
, 1880-02-07
MEDICINAL.

FL III EIttas r-1s fyhf4n.a Y,rIt.,ua
c,,,o" w Es 1".s't y n"s s"'Iasa t..oans
oiI!oANo, fep. o'-oloscfioGE wishes some
one to gtyo hin u little advice In regard to
inhalation In chronic sore throat. Without
expecting to prescribe q specific, I viii say
ooi.s e,s -, ~ 4asot ',., ~ .ili'na'ml' , tnose
opposca 70 .ms "oc1f.ne !'ec" Iot ~ thy AZ
ltuyo that Inhalation is beneficial In al] dis.
cases of the respiratory oraans. Thero uro
ss ...,l,,.11 -. ~ Is. .t", s,S., .nv III, ~
low cohalt!ons n WHICH lnha!atlon VII! not
bo beneficial. The uss OF medicines ~ In
erul laws Hint lint rovern tha administrator % nt
,,.a.1io1"au 1s ~, osas H n'o,1,",,s 'e' "
A'ealeHies oy oulef hletnoas.
Having relieved myself OF that not alto
gethor original fact will proceed to say that
"s'sot,,,, thn"a '.,sh u Wv. T., -. .s W. w.
,ao - iuss n"a wt stat at" ~ ~ u1 cIaa us ;
more or less advantage. Some are nore
preferable than others, because botter known
thnt ti,e sam r"sn"tes 1in, III nra,'co aHc H.
snn,s res,Iits In thn haids of M ali nracttioners M
, 1880-02-07

0-'.''@
7b ths Editor ot Ths chseaps Tribune.
AlAcoMB, ILL.,, Jan. 2s.-In my morning
watk down town, 1t Inns been my fortune for
tie past four Of 1.-Two years TO meet young
gentleman of color almost Invariably; wllo,
during that time, Inns advanced from the
estate Of Il lal,ortnK man to that of n coach
mrn. 1t has n!f0rttei ine soma 1ufot atnuse-
ment to study tic effect OF his advancement
from dcstitntfon to comparative opulence
M Ills lempanor toward myself, whose cir
cllnlstances hnve remained stationary. But
while, rs he mounted roNna by roNt1d. Ills
cheap edition Of u ladder, his dignity Ill
frsHsc In of eforrfSsgSnhng rais k and s X
srnng aa sssfnsI ssissIon xt morfSss SSffSaSs
cnce, It was rot until lic. appeared .oiia Sub
II ~ eirs anyos sI o. iaw Gstss Sts ~
l,nntls, tint tile anticipated climax was
rracMrts; lie WINS ~ sere,inIy unconscious nf
my existence as Ut tlo presence Of tl.n nl1n,t-
facturers tag On the collar Of .hts coat.
isilng tic Royal passport, dress, tho de-
Society allows, no franking privlltggs,-,wc
mist 80 With tic rsEMl0tson-*.ansp Affixed.
men II M are crcated euial," lie di!n't '!: commit
tbs orthodox, baby-rtothes. We'll lie knew
tint tlo!r freedom and e1nRitty werh siirrcrt-
oia opiaion H. wit III % the eSpira7on n Of tGe inent
I,llimeat. Dill u ever occur 10 yoW .nt "the
circle" what t!csl0tls'tl conli'oses tho social
fabric Of our Republic? How incekly we
and Grand Chancellor, FaslIton! How scorI-
fujIy W. OsttYclsD tfDso who full to obcyi
At the feet Ut this twain we curly lay. our
, 1880-02-07
TEIE HOME CLUB.


Ii ths Editor of IAs thtea9o 1ftbttHs.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Tho rcgular monthly
meeting Of THE TRIBUNE lol1e Club will be
held ut the fremont House Wednesday,, Feb.
II, commencing ut 1850 O'Clock p. nj. We
would like to have every member attend tlat
car, md be as prompt as possible.
The President Inns been very sick, but is
now able to attend tho kltchencgarden
school, Which meets rs usual at % South
Desplaines street every, Saturday, at 10
O'Clock q. m. Those lntlGs who visited the
school III her absence will find It mucl, more
entertaining since she has resumed tho coii-
troll Of 1t, mid VIC cordially Invite then! to Ut
tend again Mt an early day. Last Saturday
the children went through the task of setting
the table for threc-course din1cf. 1t was u
very interesting lesson. Those who hayo {
be cordially welcomed to-day, Or ut my tiino
i'll the future II the school Is sustained; but,
unless people coM,e forward 10 oltr assist
R1,co, 1t cai only exist few weeks longer,
u tho expenses nro llGAvy. OHLEdA-
, 1880-02-07

10 M 1aaer ., m en'sooo ar.onaf'
OTTAWA. ILL.,, feb' - nope am mol 100
late to wish each reader Of The LONE pros
nnsa tno"ena ., son @ Mu!."H u.o ",' iaosi.s -.
which have passed a'ld since 'ast spoke to
you. Yes, thought Of The Thousand homes IN
u,o city where under the gas-tet The Home Ia
isa =, tH H I, ant nn ar ~ anen
" ~ llat!eu WIN uei's"l7 aila' . n.s' uio oseH-
ing work Is finished, and the little ones snug
" tucked In bed aud the little questioning
tongues are quiet, The Tn1nusE i brought
'a, .1t. u 1.n isuu NV. a 1 , "e.. s
httea from the chhif aha ule unanimous YER
dict Is pronounced that It Is helpful step
ptng-stone aloWn itfe's pathway. Yes, even
tT0 .ne a1et u Is we,c oe, i9r % em
ho1"'!s 'Ieai'i. 1a'o c!1ce,. 1Ao" iine iems
home It Is, after all. For months all Will
glide along 50 smoothly, and we fancy the
;ui''l"s w. 1ouau III vul ac4lsntiat auouc.
Wien sn!uehly u speck crosses Inc WINDOW;
o!ie sees y aud ,9aEmes 7, at!d sqon # tIrcaks M
s spr 81 m sGye ~ s s1on s e 5 era ot m
my diet for tho 1lnmeftes which they should
haye, and which they must hAvc. We MI
knoW home would 1t very lnon9tonons did
aot tae wceks and ~ the months brlng their
k"NbN.f tttoeH"t stohAtt w ut-
tolerable, therefore LET US take II Us It comes
Md DO content, md then the change from
recipes to lectures, cooking, advice, etc.,
will BIZ Just what we negd. The. cssellce OF
srue nobility is neglect Ut SELF A.ld desire to
minister to the wants and hAppi.sess Of
another. Let the thought OF self pass III and
the beauty OF great nCtlon Is gone, llke tho
bloom from soi!eu ilower. llow often wa
erect tho idol seIf, aud not only worship, 1t
ourselves. but expect nll othDrs to knrul Ge-
fnre It, and uiere are sun!b WHO nrp 81 lost to
ne love Of felloW.llnii as to wish to 70 even
to Heaven alone. Let us III our Tribune
Home baMish 1vury trace Of THIS tlayuurlnK
evil from or ntftlst alll lnhur eacl> one IN
their own ditfct!6n TO build UP md 1nGke
each ll0hlh al, oljsct Of son!e grcat E.'dd.
lanEea to jnlli you Ut tho Christmas
hearth, NIL regretted TINT could not arcept
your Invitation; tho spirit was !!lost Willing,
but the flesh very weak. Still was not 81
fur away lhat | did nut eutDy tho glow Of
your rulty, cheerful tire, and tho kiGl words
Wnfted to nio aru cherished, for to appreciate
the noble IL q gain Witch cannot be torn from
Us. Dlttersweet, sit not ut my feet, but come
and sit W here bes!lo lle, While | louk III
your kindly cycs and clasp The llulld Of friend
not a Btr!nEor. Had i JUDGED been there
how gladly would / h,lye welcomed YOU, and
What j pls!ssaro to tcil yuu of those
acquainted, Yes, I could SEQ yOu opcn YOUR
ewes in iyoniYhC1ie1t at titJles. and aKnn Ian ~
would uloIsten them, III sUll!t, ire Kravo and
, 1880-02-07
SMOKING AND DRINKING.

~7'-@"--'t
10 tat Editor ~ TIE Chicago TRIBUNE.
BURLINGTON, Kas., Jan. 20.--1n Tile Home
Of inn. 10 noticed piece headed "Drink-
Ing and Smoking" think this Is subject
Which should bo Of Interest to nll Home
READERS. l lnvo lookrtl through Tic Homo
every Saturday for some reply, but 10 fur
llnye found none; and, rs dU not altogether
ngrco with Wcpinwilo, and 1a one else will
say anything, l will take the staml on tho
negative sitlc, and give my reasons, rs FOL
III tho first place, smoking is Injurious to
fact my gona physician will admit. Nature
does her best to warn of ths evils to foliow
by cnllstng tho person to bO very sick a short
time after the Nsst smoke. II eNc!utsds tho
ih 5 contses hs hasf 9 ~ ,a s eryss
yon, ever come In contact with ptrAall who
TO all outward appearances WIS n gentleman
In every resprct, who, after getting slightly
acquainted With, ,ltsgilstad yUu by c0lltEll-
ut tic most convenient corner, as,A whose
very breath, wns like Il pcsttlence, with. per-
l!Nps for chnlKe, some Of sAttt Juice nenll-
ttcrlnE down tic corner Of Ills nouth' Is he
not pleasing companion, Wepnwlln, for Il
majority Of the street Arabs t1ul plenty wllo
nro not)I They cannot afford cig1lr every
ttny, but they can afford five cents worth 0f
f1tIE-tnt- yVfI1p1k nngrNFa ntIrtlnQH NntI
nsfs rrnnt tspaI innf.Sr pso~ '>''''
Whn,, I scn n v1,1,nr fe,lo,v atr,,tttnn
nrotl,,I with n rrea in,1Tr}tr,r in I,;s ,nn,,ti,
If always n,nkes ma tIfnk ~ fha ex1,rrssIn,,
.Firu 1t o,Ms Huu: fot.i at tia t,tHer'
Rut tGe s,sotsiny @ cn,,lsl ba Nh horms II II won,d
wronr act loads Ia nnnthar 1T scl,lo,, stHy.a
clara f Int % Isnds y n sfna other % nyii ';P Ps
smoking viii Irad to tha tlrink,ny' Inv
,nni,v E1,nhiinq.hn,,srs cM,, ,o co,,nts,i wl,"re
nvrIt snail hnvs. lari}iv mt Of tressrs rat
,n,nhle f.r cigars.--,,lwv{uv nontf az cn,,rss.
s,mnkers tu,ist "a i}nrc: ttiev INV THAR r;rnra
ther" Whnr,, Il tia soinnu vy1tS3re wi,rsIw 10
snGi Tint vi. flH MI Hill thn Inv ~ cif;yors 70
Ken.lnw ia whtskv tn,tlo rnnn1nvo TH' Z
feii vnii. nIrnrs mi whisky ntn j,;,nn cnnt.
nnnfnns' f,ra,,.in.arn. The o,,r, oris. lanfs IL
Lila nther. Verv I;helv I cn;,int sI1nv
WepInwfio casa ,yler1. ymoklnw Ias dirnct-
H. XII h, crin,r iii ~ WIZ.
nblvhnnlr"is nf crim,nnia ,y;, nn,, trorati'oi :
IN ta tn,onu"rii ~ nat r. tho
f'rst citFnr o''' va S'so 0o"''""'" p's'' ~ 'N'
i claItn tthat anv naront wo,,ltt mt bo do,nr
rirst il. eretnrspsnv :" cEis,t II sttInr ~, a,,
it7 k,,o,ys tn III ,infrir,",.tnl tn lu,'tti II
,,nii iin. n,nrn and IN mt tiinn onw an,,s 3bia
nns will tIn 30. y W. AO' S"''''> wy ''''9'''o
IL Il hattar u ' n ran aho,,,d arfvo tbc rest ~
tho fainiy o,it f anops ] int % najss slevs Is n n
imsfi H. Tia fuuI ,ohn",nau,"oi.o r,,thor w
han rye ~ IN ooIIs abtS liz si,}eIv l'es ,Gs
s0Rie tiutv to otllnra M wntl M l., hine"if
, 1880-02-07

There are letters, papers, and postnl-cartls
1t this ofllco for tho persons whose natncs nl-
pear below. Those living out Of tic city
should send their address and q thrce-cent
,tanlp, upon receipt of which their Mall will
&c forwarded. Residents Of Chicago can OBJ
tair their mail by chilling at Room. W THl1s'
uSk Building:
s(HrHucrlto, Nelen f. Klein.
Eelnesc. 0lu.:FiuiDr,
Grntitude, No, l, A. g.. ....-.
Mrs. Helen &. HfaTett, MirIam Beatrice Dean.
, 1880-02-07
An Interesting Letter from Fern
Leaf on Various Topics.
The Melancholy Tendency Of Amateur
Poets Again Under Discussion.
A General 1tlca that They Furnish What
the Times Demand.
Further Faota Regarding Headache and
Pulmonary Complaints,
Ltllera IRON Al Parts Of Tho Csaltry-
Tbs Home Clubs Next Meeting, Etc.
LITTLE JENNIE.

Our dainty little dnrl!ng-
30 cxq,.lsIfly quaint,
Nnw chntty as stnrling.
Thcn sober as a Enlnt-
Rules With sway imperial.
So btnny, swcct,n fhy,
El,ro creature 50 ethereal
Was nev6r formed Of clay.
From her oxnltcd stattou
All otlers cquat seem,
Yet nob'c can.lesccnslou
Her mighty alrs redeem.
A few she favurs grcatly
With kiss, ombrnccs, smiles,
Unt rules ,ls all completely,
So potent nro hor wltos.
A wonderful magician,
She changes drosa 10 gold;
30 true her ftitultlons,
In innocence 50 bold,
Ehe never fatis discerning
Tho trt0 from kc.Deltove,
And, falsohopl nobty spurning,
She cArca uotto deceive.
We bow In ndorNtion,
ilrfore her lofty AMT;
For her r,tnsack creation
TO bring her tribute meet;
We prize hcr smiling K1n.,ces
As nliscr doth his gottl;
Could VIZ stop Times advances
Our Pct ahould nc'er grow old.
w. II. HOGAN.
, 1880-02-07
we will Joyo,,sly katl the tilnc 10 Join them,
while tho heart proclnt1ns with rapturous
sub,llEsst6It-

willie tne heart proclntfns VITA fapturons
suhmIssI6n-
And 1 can walt, ii Thou come tAto.
Yes, some Of the faces 0f 10 hare Rlldcd
from thelr accustomed pfaccs to q homo not
n1ntic Will hands, md ore which looked
fo1 eagerly III ps$slng and was ~! Eyer there At
whittier and 90 thin, llas gone: no 'i,ore the,
fntir little faces form franc nrnltf,l tie sal
facc, for sle has golle to plncc q light III the
window above for those ellD knew nlld loved,
tl,9t they may not miss tho road and they
AXlatSt'Gnss Xat'o 'sss 20 70 ysry 'TSso' '0ns ltb''
Happiness y our aim her,, be- and y what lis Is
II we think ourselves content and happy, VIC
arc. What strange winter, say mnny. /
anl sure we .ellnll have n1 fruit. and l fcar
the crops win prove 2 failure. How MANY
content. stIll awars Tint a contcnlcd mind ls
continual feast. So easy to connplain and
Hrnmbic, but w''om ays sou blaming? Who
sends the ruin and mud, and fnr ,S''at9 You
l.artl's name In valn. Oh moi TINT Is profan-
liz, and breaking n Divine command. Is It
any worse 70 take Ills name In valn than to
question the righteous,tess Of Ills acts, Z :
neYer tip u your Judgment uf perfection. It
rains or snows, Is to1, warn. OF not enough
snow for the crops. Never thought Of this
Iefore perhaps T. Is sn; ca s III, ! b. e., theTa e
fnn o,4 or III roat "t % t NJ a scG co I'm M
done these mndty, rainy days? There arc
lhny now DO attended to, sMel! ~ doing all the
pla!n sewing, and when thc lndolsnt spring
Weathe[ cG!es W. cail IiHe nnt "!re us1.c.s .s,'s
bu wished md made ready to be renrrNngeu,
asM nthor ultgs accoanpllsM,tea ,t WIZ" ;,,.s W.,
IlEll'eh our lapots Mntct ianei a,,H .n"t LINZ
Xive US tae hpi"lt"s !" enS ,,r, mr pue"s.ttI s,ttI,
weatnGr Meh ~ aes eo,,ief, mia H. spfS avnS, VIII
H. oo,l ttue aisp 10 pnS.G tue SSfps pSo wl'if III
iiaFo onccIintlinteu III oauR, ni.M ,n mfo.m lug
!tlGr ti'ey nnkn sstGWh ,. WIoue. ae n, sitnp ~,
uoGk ~ 80 wv ~ aro , i.o a sao ~. NJ
INE WHIT Is mo- loru &c en,barrassnE s Whsn tIo osss @
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majority OF tha representatives of unhappy
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, 1880-02-07

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, 1880-02-07

IuEA NANlEUt
10 ths Editor ~ 1ns Chicago Tt4buna
BpnlN0FlELD, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-W!ll some one
OF Tho 11ome correspondents who took tue
Independent lust yuar send mo the piece ut
poetry Tor copy ot ~ called "ChlAlng"
that was !m the August Or September nun-
her? viii return postage and repay the
favor any way GMll.
CONSTANT READER, Drawer 8o51.
, 1880-02-07

HEC1tE WANIEus
- The Edlter u 7ha Chicago Tribune.
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through Tho liome recipe far colorlng blue
with lnligo and sulphurio acid.
MIS- j. q. ORION.
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QUITE GENERAL.
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KALAMAZOO. Micl,., Feb. 2-The Home, I
believe, Is now nearing iS1fourth birthday,
aud, X NY memory does not deceive me, dur
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25
Fish as Brain Food.

Since during the acts of sensation
and intellection phosphorus is consumed
in the brain and nervous system, there
arises necessity to restore the portions
SO consumed, or, as the popular express
sion is, to use brain food. Now, as ev-
cry one knows, it is the property of
phosphorus to shine in the dark, and,
as fish in certain stage of putrefactive
decay often emit light or become phos-
phorescent, it has been thought that
this is due to the abundance of phos-
phorus their flesh contains, and hence
they are eminently suitable for the
nervous system, and are an invaluable
brain food. Under that idea many per-
sons resort to diet of fish and per-
suade themselves that they derive adj
vantage from it in an increased vivid
ness of thought-a signal improvement
in the reasoning powers. But the flesh
of fish contains no excess of phos-
phorus, nor does it's shining depend
on that element. Decaying willow
shines even more brilliantly than de-
caying fish. 1t may sometimes be dis
cerned afar off at night. The shining
in the two cases is due to the same
cause.-The oxidation of carbon, not Of
phosphorus, in organic substances con-
tanning, perhaps, not perceptible trait
of the latter element. Yet. surely, no
one ever found himself rising to appetite
fervor by tasting decaying willow wood,
though it ought, on these principles, to
be a better brain food than q much
larger quantity of fish.