The National tribune., 1888-03-29

Lester 1EaTIPT. tlQUTa Iowa, i, James T. 1tlrsGEs
5; John A. Holiday, jr., /
SUBJECTS FOR GRADUATING ESSAYS.
Suggestions for Gypsy" and "Alvah - would
suggest " The Poetry Of Life.'f-Bessio Race, Fort
Wayne, Ind. And j, The Beauties Of Nature,
"a Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss, " My school
DAYS" " Our Duties as Citizens - " Pussy Wants
Corner. Ada H. Williams, Logan, Iowa. And l.
Public Opinion, - Unity of Purpose :, The Fer
Monuments While We Live, Let Us Live,
% Life a Contest, +" Is Life Worth Saving p" would
exchange graduating invitations with gypsy =
and "Alvah, and letters with all The C. u con-
gTatuatons 20 ii. N. Mccall and bTide.-Jauaes II.
Cole, Rochester, Pa.
cUPD's COMING.
FRIENDS OF THE C. c.; In reply to Albert Rod
Gers's request for games with fOrfeits would suS-
and the termination ing Say, for instance, that
J. D." Is chosen. The first player says 20 the sec
ond Cupia's Coming How Is lac comIH&i
says the second Playing, rejolus the hTst me ~;
second then says 70 the third, Cupid Coming"
How " PrancnE." And so the question ana re-
ply go around, through all the words beginning
with % = and ending with ing as piping, pull
ing, praising, preaching, etc. Those who cannot
answer the question on the spur Of the moment,
pay forfeit Take for forfeit, " To bite an men
OF the poker This IS a penalty performed Dy
holding the end Of the poker about an men from
the face and making bite at it Beatrice
TIPPING TIE HAT.
FRIENDS or TIE C. c.: I think it quite inpolite
for gentleman 70 pass a lady acquaintance on the
street and not lift his hat. In England gentleman
is not expected TO speak TO lady the street or
recognize her. unless she first saiutes him with q
smile or bow. But on the Continent o, Europe the
rule Is the reverse, and no lady, however intimate
YOU may be with her. Will acknowledge you IN TIE
street uHess you first honor her with q bow oil rec
ognItIon. The American fashion IS not IKE SllllcI
Of them. For here he really well bred man ways
politely and respectfully bows TO every lazy ne
( knows and u she Is a Wel-brcu woman slAs &C
. l-nowledges the respect which bias been paid her.
il she expects no further acquaintance her Dow IS
a mere formal but always respectful, recognition
.rrs 81 f4aP Il
ever takes advantage Of such pollteuess to push a
further acquaintance uninyited.-Edlth l. Miller
Neillsvile, sis.
LITTLE GOLDEN HEART.
DEAR FRIENDS or THE c. c.. Again our ranks
are broken and q dear one mustered out - Golden
Heart as she called herself In TRIBUNE Exchange
Jan. 25, but whose name was Ina May owens
Homer, \. X, an invalid Of II summers, VINO
bad not walked for seven years, was called from
among as Feb. II, having been sick but FIVE days
OF pneumonia, gastric fever, and paralysis around
the heart Being weak already. she could not
rally. Golden Heart was, indeed, an apprDpTi-
! ate name IyE her. Sae a thorough Christian,
and patient through all her suGeEiugs. III quote
from my letter nom hJt written Jan H. s.5-tis-iI =
! Of the Winter being more dreary than summer,
she went to say: But. dear Annie, Jesus - AZ
4 friend. agd Cht how sweet 20 viii Toe TO 20 -
/ Heaven and DE 50 bright and happy, whore no sor-
I viii ever trouble as; how s@Cctlt VIII bc 60 80
forward when Jesus viii say that simple word,
Dear little g Golden Hearll" Little thought we
4 that she would ia 50 short q time 80 TO tle home
she was SO willing 10 enter leaving hcT parents ant
li-ycar-C.d sister tvl.O is also an 3aFadI ana q
! little brother 60 mourn her loss. But though they
tler darling sadly. they rfDugt wish heF BACK
/ to suffer She had several cores ouaeDts ia the
4 g. O. AMI was au interested though silent member
Her father q soldier and carries q bullet 1n his
right side even now. Her mother requested me 10
! tell lhe CiGb uf her Ina's death, and ] know that
one and all VIII Join I'D heartfelt sympathy ior the
F.. dear ones left beAiHd.-Auuie J. Marsh.
SYMPATHY Is SWEET.
. FRIEEDs or THE G. c.: Accept, dear boys and
girls, slHCerest thanks iOF your kind responses u
my appeal for orders cor nay Tucacs. Your letters U
/ sympathy and words OF encouragement did me q
great deal Of good. S0vy Hail, Of Elmer, did not
I send full name 1 have two kind school friends
] who help me pass pass long, suffering days more
easily. call them the Blue and the Gray from the
1 clothes they wear.
I'm poor, sicllly girl, who is destined TO stay
! Shut up IL her TOaua all through the long day.
But I've two companions, both loving and truei
The first I call Gray, the second one Blue.
Sometimes when the hours drag 50 slowly along.
IN spite OF my efforts things VIII turn out wrong
Then comes my two comrades. 50 tried and so true
The Gray comes with music, with flowers the Blue
The music soon fills all the room and drives tht
cross spirit away,
! While the flowers with rarest perfume soon maxi
me both cheerful and gay.
80 daily watch for the call Of the two who s,
watch for The roses Of Blue, and for the music
Gray.
God bless them, those two merry boys, and ma!
they from him never stay.
Who sends the fair roses Of BIue-inspires tht
sweet music Of Cray
julia r Galloway. 10 East Water St., xenia, 0
CLUB WHISPERS
Doctors declare llas eight hours sleep at least
necessary for any one, and for the weak longer D
Lewis advised Hn invalid to try - Hineoclockibus
bed : that IT, she should retire regularly at
anu rise = q reasonable Time m the morning.
. never realized this 50 fully till had TO be awak
4 night 50 day waiting on my sick sister ine2
Vow. this Is Lgmely advice, but dear friends
you follow i, /. would do you no haTm.-Sah
F Hampton, Nt. Victory. o.
we al exert an Influence Il may be unconscious
lv, upon those with whom associate either 70
good % evil. i ain sue would rather our IN
Eucl1C HGTe q tendency TO the elevation Of our f.
bowman than Otherwise aud this viii Heeeasitat
a careful eAti...istlgu oI our own acts, and Sc
whether they harmonic with the true spirit C
! uo.-
3" Oh many shaft at random sent.
, Finds mark the archer little meant;
Aud many word 20 random spoken,
bay soyt4e OK wound a heart that broken"
Grace Farnett Fullerton, Neb.
7 never read bat one novel; was SO disguise
I with that. have never EgHtured to read another.
really think Egvsi-reaalHg viii spoil your tast
icT d. ore sy-ll matter This s only the opinion
little ignorant gl.i. What Say the wise ones
( tie q. t-.-altl-a Iiympiou, West Decatur. Pa
E.au-- advise every member Of the e. @. TO rca
Les l-Isesab.= as d 80 true 10 life. IL contain
d magnificent description Of the great battle
Waterloo the charges u tle Cuirassie-s- tie pa
2 % battle and E-U-sgyu.s retreat, all combined
{, Tie one glorious fyE 81 words from the pen Of Oh
Z only Victor Lugg.-Lieu 5Illier Box 2G3, PEI
, . Water 5iich.
How many Of the q c. viii send 100 more or les
: cancelled postage stamps 70 lIlle invalid girl wl
s D. trying 10 gel 10000 Of any Kind? When II
o gets that number she viii be giscH $1,000. OF
= home ia au asylum for lLeul,--1IyFa =. DCdg
(, 1 Box BPS, Newcastle, he.
= SO, Bob, you are getting impatient 10 know wi
q received the pIlze %! @ gold dollar offered by &c
o IFfde Arlington for best essay. I have the 20
2, do.aF and NOW my eyes 70 bn5biug up and dow
,, the glorious O. o. columns ia CLEAN golden thought
i bob up again sometime Bob. Au rCyClr.-Incz
y UUuDCrt, shannon I'D
j. No. Beatrice don't think it always the mark
}. a true gentleman ia touching the hat Many
j rascal does that, while many noble young N;
(; passes friend with only suileaud nod. Thank
d Festa, FOR good opinion. Where is BacilyFCO
= Boy p VIII Western Boy accept thanks
X letter received, and viii my correspondents plea
p have good stock Of patieEce2 Have been UHab
D. % keep up my correspondence Of late.-AIuie
3, Marsh
d wonder II there are other cities so beautiful
d ours to-day. Everything ont doors has an in
E, coating Of ice. Great poplars, balm d gcads ev
Z, I sturdy pines are bowed low under the haar
y weght-Eoue 10 the ground. Many teicgral
ID, poles are borne down and the wires fences al
q buildings are trimmed with fringe Of icicl,
D, Imagine the sun shining through the boughs al
y. twigs sparkling like diamonds aud making 1
3 hOuset0ps like mirrors. Am tectotaier and
y member Of Christian Endeavor SociCly.-Lue
H. Cone.
which was the greatest man, Napoleon Bor
p4rle or Ulysses s. GEaut2 IT, AZ Gen. Villa
He Henry Harrison told Gen. Bolivar, To be en-
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