The National tribune., 1888-05-17

They believe that tile Government ought to de |
mand that parents educate their children. think
that our school laws should be amended requiring
parents TO provide some kind OF instruction Tor
their children.
The bringing mp of children ignorant of books,
without any education, is a crime. law compel.
ling parents TO send children between the age OF
Eve and Is TO school eight months each year would
be great Improvement over our present system OF
school laws.
Luther says that he regarded it duty of the
State authorities TO compel their subjects to send
their children TO school IwoUld like to hear from
the members OF the c. C. on this subject. Annie i.
Marsh's letters are superb. Did May Murdoch get
the gold necklace sent to her for best photograph
j, ". Shreye, Hazlelon, -.
CLUB WHISPERS.
Let me say 10 Magnolia that there is no hon
est work that a Is unwomanly for woman TO en-
gage in, II a woman has la ent for amy PROBES
sion, she has more right to bury II than man
hiS- IN TINS is1h century woman can WoIE Lt.iG
Iu-haud with her brothers. and still be wonanly
and true.-Lorena b. Adamson, Corning ..
Culture lies IN sublime and elcyating poems, rather
than Ia novels; especially OF the Ill. Rider Haggard
style. Historic romRnces are of a higher order,
but the wild blood-curdliHg stories are in the ma
Iure of bTain-stimulant, and il Will not be long
I until the reader cannot do without them. les,
Florence Wilson, better learn the lessons nature
teaches Annie, IN sympathlzing with Ina TRENDS.
/ am glad there Is If not another Golden Heart
one Just as tender and true-Grace u hunt heeds
town, %.
Ola, your failure is not in the lack of ideas, but
words and this Is due IN not being able TO ai We
/ IL you pTOfuse IN imagination ana lacR ia
words the only recourse YOU have is to fall back
on the ambiguous iudescribable," and as this
docs not express the profound state OF subnly or
describe the baulser of life full OF spilnters, we
are, before in utter darkness. will say TO OLA
II she hRs legacy of time at her disposal ana en-
Joys the sapeitss idlencss OF leisure to go to some
tranquil place where Interruptions viii not plague
4 her, and wrapped IN the drapery OF her sohtude'
/ read Burton Locke Carlysle, which, / nave
only TO add, when she reflects from her own medl-
tativc observations, she will concede that thought
can be put IN words. With regard 10 ali ana a
! double superlatiye TO that powerful exponent OF
Saugus shall in Discreet silence wait Tor what
i to come / will say to Percy We're" as lnteI-
gence Is sCfdeyelopment, there Is an education IN
books which readers only know.-John James
Why wait, Priscilla, until 1905 before paying me
Z that visit? I'm sure you would be very welcome,
/ even though am still in my cottage home instead
! Ol the prOphesied mansion. And now Tor wofd
/ il favoTof Cripple Harrys paper. ! hkelt. ana
hope all who have not yet subscribed Tor IL VIII 90
soon, as il Is worthy our notice, besides aldlng
/ him very much. He appreciates the kindness OF
ali who have SO far subscribed, and if the rest OF
the c. C. viii follow their example he may be able
10 enlarge his paper. So wake up, boys and girls,
and forward your 10 cents and get his paper Tor
year. My sincere sympathy to the friends OF I'm
ma Mullen.-Annie /. Marsh.
Will not some of the {. c. who have had eXpe-
rience, tell me what size and kind OF book 10 get
10 put postal autographs III? Another thlng WISH
to speak OF, and that Is IN regard TO answering
autos" / write great many OF them, and
usually three out of 10 or u never send one III re-
turn. Does any of the G.. c, think that an honor
able way OF obtaining anything? have DOCK
IN which l write the names OF all those sen9
mark of the name and put the " autos just re
oeiyed away with the oId.-John Fox, jr., Box ~
FredOuia Kan, Charles j. Butln Camp, NO 10
Division Of Kan.
My wife ana viii start to the northern part of
Michigan, 10 spend the Summer, about May 10.
| Our address will be WetZell, Antrim Co, Mich.
I Anyone writing q postal autograph to Ida Il. Lau-
terman myself will get one in return; and q
prize will be given for the best one received before
one OF the C. c. says that man has so far carried
off all the hOnors True, and for this reason that
though the brain power OF both sexes - equal their
1 opportunities for cultivation are unequal but Tue
world Is waking up 10 the necessity of uniform
education and in the future we may be able to
show you a female shake spear lolaRspefe)'
4 prove d words worth tWordsworth), buy iron
/ (Byron), and play the very Dickens.-Annle Walter
! have just finished reading " Ivanhoe, and
think il one Of the best novels have ever read.
The writer Is of my favorite authors. Girls,
how do you like Mill on the Floss by George
Eliot; think It a chaming story. admire Bertha
III. Clay, aud think Beyond Pardon and Dofu
Ihorne are her best books. Have any OF you
ever read d" Marian ElwoOd" tale by Sarah NJ
BrownsOn7 some may tnink II il.Eht ana tiIHiLsr
but q thought now and then worth remember ne
gides from her pen. II the preface that called
my attention and induced me TO read the story
n sa,s- :. NTenIs hearst do what You will til,
things won't break. doubt If even they II CHIP
BE careful, girls, and do not be charmed with 8
pretty face like poor Elinor St. James, for llk'
Marian ElwOOd," think men have no hearts K
, brealz.-I1ila Phelan, West Decatur Pa.
TO ExcHANGE-wANTED.
To Exchange: Roller skates for best offer.-Syar
rem Atwood Heart Prairie, Wis. Rife for bes
offer; postal autographs with >: Of VIZ. w
E King Farragut. Iowa. One hundred autograph
:, verses for mouth oFgau.-Any SiperIy, Deieyan
= Wis. Cabinet photos with the C. ella Phelan
I West Decatur, Pa. Postal autographs exchanged
! -LOrena AdaInsOn Corning, o. Mabel " sher
2 I man, JeWett City. Conn; Naomi Bailey, MenOmi
> nee Wis. Two yards crocheted lace FOR best com
biuatiOn Of callcos5 one yard lace Tor best photo
|. Mary lOuk.lG, faflnlngd2Ie, Long Island
P. Spanish Cavalier, White Wings, - Fade
;. Coat Of Blue Tor Pass Under Rod, Don't O.
Out Tonight. Daisy Chadwick, Hurdland, Bic
Cabinet photos with Z. C.-bessie Race / OF
: Wayne, lud. Faded Coat Of Blue sad an
> Lonely FOR Dying Nun F" and johnny Come
Marching Home."-MaS Hinkly, BraddyyilIC
, ture.-Johu Edmuuds, II. Seymour, Holyokt
:. Mass. Letters with Eastern 4. &. who have sea
n weed aud wildfowers to exchaHge.-ll54 low
!: street, Dubuque, Iowa. Photos exchauged.-I.ll
i I Phelau. West Decatur Pa.
y Prizes offered For best photo, young lady an
!, 4 Young ruau.-Katie {. Tierney Alvira, Iowa. 10
! . best photo. child under five; photos exchange
. with &. C.-Hattie Oidaker, SayoHyllle, Neb 10
best photo and f0T best postal raph.-MauriC
Van Vie, Box $40 kenosha, Wis. Tor best photo
letters from sons and daughters, ~ TO @5--1tii
D. Goodarl Oincy. ILL., For best postal autograph
Is Bertha Appieby, Old Bridge, y. j.
Je J.etiers-Wiih &. C.: Minnie l.. Scott, Waeot
ie Vt; Myrtle SappiHgtOn. Clarksburg, No; Mar
ID HinC1ley. Brady vIiIe, Iowa. With young ladies
j. Carr WeudaII, Lock Box o. Pratt Kan; Luth'
.h vs. Pceblcr, Cheslcrhill, o.; ". o. SdweH, Hav
II lock, Iowa With ladies under 20. view 10 matt
re nouy.-Wfilian Anderson, Box Zo3, Emporium
Wanted. Remington typewriter No 2-CIai
Jordan 81 Joseph, No Photos OF &, &. al
81 Rocked ia tie Cradle Of the Deep.''-IIliza
- Folsom. South Boston Vt" "hite wings
70 Spanish Cavalier" - Sparkling Sunday Nights
-Kiuie HosI,ius, PittsdeId, 81. Sentimental song
- write-Ella Dent ClarIs-a Mimi. Old Rust
~ Bridge. Ida N. Tiff, Jewett City, Conn On
% a Pausy Blossom. bertha L. Troeger, Milo
n, ~ Kan.
IL The Curious Corner.
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