The National tribune., 1885-11-26

rich sud bouuteOus land; and there the bread "l
sorrow, Tlcistened with tears. Here joyful a"d
beening fc,s glad in the rich rewards of "A year OF
prosperity and health; there bowed heads and
acaipK hearts fresh from some terrible grief, some
d!sapf,oint tyut hard 10 be borne. But TO each and
al TIE THsgSE wou.i come As a Eith!ul and
hopeful friend sharing ihe ryjocinG- of the favored
ones OF earth and Whispering wur.S ot comfort 10
those who are jIcavy-hyagtci and cast down.
Come vi,l us, dear friends of TIE TRIBUNE!
The mn OF human kindness may not hc a market
cole :.rs3cie. Gut ii has wondrr.ai power ia hLtnE
mp the ieart that Is low. DIVIDED Joy are "on''e
joys and ia contributing 20 the needs oI others you
but add a richer fragrance 10 your own generous
Eiorcs Let neglected one Of earth pass THANK
lees giving where your Dtnr!"ciLoile can DC
bestowed.
THANKSGIVING PUDDING.
Try the following, friends Of THE tribune 1t
Sc an unfsirg recipe if closely followed:
One part Of the sugar of hope; one part of the oil
OF ;oy one clp OF thr milk of huu,.su kindness {;
two paris oi the fruits oi Gentene>s patience, long
suffering :l:tt tr. AID little of the ic'iNt'
of charity. Mn well and bake quickly in the oven
Of zeal Serve hot in liberal slices, and hc sure You
reserve a large portion for yourself
MRS. YARYAN'S PLEASANT LETTER.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: ] enjoy reading the Ladies'
column so much tA;t l want H. sem "A few recipes.
First 10 thank the hiItOr lor giving us 50
much space ia his valuable paper.
Rias1E t'1kG.-EOur eggs, beat ali together; two
cups sugar; one cup butter; one cup s",et in!1 ;
four cups -four; one teaspoon cr-iinthrtitF' h't'I
teaspoon ~a-!a. AliX thoroughly. Then ta3-e one
third CT The batter ssid add cup Tsi'is, one cup
Currarts half cup ctron STEW the fruit; bake IN
three layers, icing between.
Eress5,1a sgup.-shanll bone; boil about three
hours; then add two onions. pint Of cabbage, small
carrot. pint of tomatoes sprlg of p;lrSley.-AIfs
I'd. Naryan, Liberty, Union Co, Ind
Editor's Chat.
Thanks. Bertha, but the rcbus sent has already
appeared.
Ranie pfm will find questions asked and an
swered in recent numbers Of TIE TRIBUNE
IfAIr o. I. D. VIII read the offer OF Miss Dora
Mcclure he viii learn how 10 secure copy OF
"Curfesy Shall Not Ring Tonight" Rose Hart
wick Thorpe Is the author.
Revenue stamps cannot be used for postage,
except that there is special stamp used 10y Gov
eminent officers.
Frank must learn the use of capitals ami give
more attention to spelling before his request Tor
correspondents be inserted. First o AL lei him
remember that the first person singular begins
with a capital, thus: " L" instead OF II" The
latter is entirely too singular.
Annie l.. Marsh and others call attention 10 an
error in the George Washington en-. ns. Miss
Marsh also calls the author of John A Logan
enigma 10 account for misspeiling the word gallon
The Club must be on the alert. There are bright
eyes scanning the pages.
Comrale \. lie Wit. Co +, Goth y. Y. Mauches-
ter n " saws the Worlds Cyclic pedia from IitIIi-
UNE office gives the number Of SPOKEN languages
ST. 064 as against 2.750. as answered by a member
of the Club The Worlds Cycopedia is zap to date,
Henry VI Snow will find that the answers to
mathematical problems named can only toe eX
pressed in declnals. The value OF a ton oi silver Is
Some Of our correspondents utterly ignore the
rules oi the Club particularly ia the ie-h ol le-
ters Remember that ircvity Is Of wit, 8"
and that The best writers Condeuse rs clucn ..s
possible.
soldiers mother and grandmother, " no Is 20
years old. but who has youII- heart quite
sure, sends 10 the Club account o. an "oId SOL
der Play she learned when a little SIri ~ years
sgo. Who viii send another?
Girls why not write of something more interest
ing than bangs and tight lacInG? Lei the young
ladies OF the Club exchange lace patterns and recipes
for cooking and Jet the boys know yoR sensible
and wise.-kosa Dean, Mercer County, Pa
IwEife 70 express nay interest in the - & and Jop-
ics discussed. The debates bring out many h"Het
and clever opinions. ana while not ngFeviHg, wish
all il would be great pleasure 10 meet tAe I-r5
and take them boy the hand When passn- ia" "iish
Newport, Vt. last July II had known the brave
defender Inc girls had there should surely have
called on Homer COrse-Aiarian kInball, S"nunry,
Ohio.
have been reading THE TRIBUNE three months.
II was present from my grandmother, and hnd
IL very interesting Grandfather served IN the . th
and both Mass He was shot la The 81 irlnIsh soon
efler the battle of the Wildcrness. d lhe army
crossed North Anna River: seven bullet holes went
through his hat-Susie AldEich Orange, Mass.
OUR SPELLING SCHOOL
Harry Fox. Murdocksville Pa, and Mary Dawn
Petty, North Dorset, VT. corrects Ali missy. lied
words in TRIBUNE Nov. 5. The following words
are CLEANED from Club letters. How should iney
(ninisteriu2 spirits; Genisis lame Of the first book
Of the BIbie).
Conversation ClRb.
Rules Of the Cg,r5.-l Write briefly. q Write only
on one SIDE Of the paper. 3. Write to the point l.
Write subject. 5. Write your best 8.
Send answers all puzzles for of Editor Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
style, composition. spelling. pennansblp and gen.
erAl merit considered-will he named ut the head
of this column on the Honor Roh- First honor will
include all of tlesa. requirements. Second honor
Wi q deficiency SOL No
Others viii be named.
HONOR RoLL-BEST LETTERS.
First Honor-Marian KimbaEl, Sunbury 0,
Second Honor-Mary Eic.baun, Centerville, PA.
GIRLS DON'T FLIRT.
FRIENDS OF THE GLIB: Whatever idea the young
girls who practice street flirti may entertain of
their seemingly innocent pRstinle. IL may he set
down a certainty that when respectable young
man desires the acquaintance of one who may some
day become his wife, be doesn't go the street
and seek for acquaintance through filtration.
But, the other hand, the tiiTt oi the street no
matter how innocent and fair her intentions may
be, Is tine last person he would seek his lIfe's
companion. He desires purity without and above
suspicion. The young lady who engages in this
kind of pastime should bear in mind that she not
only endangers her reputation and leaves stain
upon her good name but that her name is "A by.
word among those with whom she fiirts. TO be ban
died about III the saloons on the street corners
and ia the IOwdown unholy places III the city, las-
tening her otherwise good name u stigma, Oh
stain that HiII follow her years she sees heI
Tecumseh, Franklin, Ill.
INDEPENDENT WOMEN.
FRIENDS OF THE CLUB: While reading our Ma.
TIoSAL TRIBUNE to-day noticed the request of NJ
W W., asking that discuss the prcprety of .
woman earning her own living and being indie
pendent of eiiheF father or husband ! most en-
phatically say 10 every girl or woman, be ndepend
ent by all means. You will be respected and loved
by every rigiluIinded man woman just > much
If you work earnestly and honestly for a living as
If you were an idler floating down the stream o
life aness and listless till you launch into eier.
nifty. Every woman - not qualified TO hcl
living in the same manner. " iltt some would like
follow would be distastefui 10 others, but ali
us have q work To do in ife No matter which way
we turn find opportunities TO help ourseIvec
and others / know whereof speak, as have
been music teacher for % years, and have earned
good many dollars and spent them. too When
girl in the South raised III the lap Of luxury
without thinking l would ever need the education
was then receiving; but ia Oh the back clouds q
war arose. the scene changed, and in % | was a.
poor as the general run of rebels III those days
In the Winter of 90 / became the most despiset
Of sll things in the South "nigger marrn."
taught the leah u. S III. A. tcooredj for som,
months at Fort Livingston, La. In April, "a,
married boy ia blue and left old Dixie arrivinf
at Springfield ILL.,, when THAI city rejoicing owe
the surrender of Robert l.. Lee. For five years W,
lived near Freeport, H., and during these years
taught music constantly but the climate not suitinl
me we moved 10 Kansas. where we lived for l.
years. But l always longed for the Sunny South
my girlhoOd home, All my loved ones there wer
dead and gone, yet longed TO return, 80 we moves
70 this old Alamo City nearly two years ago, wher
j expect Will remain, as the climate IL delight
ful. In all those years, wherever L have been,
have always taught music, while raising thre