The National tribune., 1890-12-25
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just tell lam Lizzie wants a BeHuf
Lizzie ----, "A truc-blue G. 9. girl.
LEGEND or THE HYACISTH
DEAR C. G.: The origin Of ihis lovely flower, the
hyhcIhth, forms one 81 tho prcttcsi legends oi the
aucient ciassic ms anthology. The fabie runs that
liyHuintbus, beautiful youth, wins greatly beloved
by the God Apollo, who bad the misfortune 40 giIl
him accidentally by blow 81 hIs quot as they
were playing together sad that tiC flower bearing
his name aprHuE zap from where the blood fell.
With kind wishes Tor all Hud sympathy Tor tAe
salTowlnE, am, PRO Fatna-1cOIaic Haner,
NaveTly, Iowa
think Julius Gugarn's Why's" splendid and
quite 10 the point Hope all the e. CT VIII profit
by them,
WOULD THEY ALL MIGHT SAY so.
would like J. " Gogaru 10 know there is one
{. q. gir who lIss the honor 10 say she docs not
nor never ald chew Eus', aud thinks a perfectly
ridiculous TO see RE chewing az though their lives
depended upon o. IhHt one ls myself aud / am
thankful ior lLHoIiic he E0rd, Hazel DeIl. IA.
PUT OS YOUR BAD8IA
DEAR q. q. EKHND8: 4 congratulate Brother
larry McrrIWeAthcr over his article on badge.
wearing. n BE- sui!jec . have often wished some
Oi ny q. q. friends would write on, and now will
write ln corporation. Though j am u0t yet ia
possession o. "a badge oIpoct 10 bC before long.
thnk q 90 great importance 10 az that we wear
badge Tor several REASONS too numerous 90 men
ton. IL would introduce az 10 our g.. y. friends
where we would De utmost strangers otherwise.
Tins fact las been proven hy myself. One Of my
a, q. correspondents lu Attendance at our
County Far Ht the same Time wac, aud o. h. prUba-
u
"a The same tme, bul neither 81 knew OF ID unli
afterwards, whereas 81 We hRa had "a badge We
would have undoubtedly been acquainted az once,
ana ho doubi u iiiih brtn proven by hundreds who
may read this sketch. Now, 40 Brother Mrrri-
weather has said young iaiics nave more IufiI-
cuue over tLc bOys tIau one over another" Can
We not get some 81 our young ladies 10 take tins
iu hand and urge % al they can, both personally
aud by letter. lsy doing this you viii greatly obliKe
q q. =. hiend.-fred e. Richards, Felicity, y.
A FEII.SDsHIP QUILT.
r. - r.
haIs mary Of you have seen ~ heard 81 Buch but
a. d may benefit uloee who have not, ] viii pro-
crrd alld describe a.
FIRST select some color that you tlHnls will look
pretty Wth white c!Olh, then cut yOur blocks Tie
desired shape. On the white ones have your
friends write their names and residences. When
you ask your friends 81 the G.. =. 20 write on a
block ask Them 10 write &C. 4. friend also.
Then get red embroidery cotton, or some other
colon u preferred Noe IL 81 70, ana proceed 10 out
1uc tie letters on Tie blocks. Tie next thing 10
do is 70 arrange and scw lie white and coi0red
blocks together.
am making mine u pink calico and white. Tie
blocks are about the size ~ postal card aud
arranged iu brick fashion. ] think III ANY Of Won
make you VIII Dee pleased with the result Pro
iatila-Jennle Mcdowell foA Lake, Wis.
c. C. JouREEYINGs AND MEETINoA
FHIESus OF THE ~. ~: Since last wrote 70 the
! dear TRIBUNE } bHyc travelled many miles Over
/ our beautiful country, aud have changed my adj
dress from Charles Clty, Iowa, 10 san Bernsrdno,
J Cal.
a
! snowy day. when babe farewell ~ my old home
and mans friends and started with my parents ot
our long journey Tor tlie land where The orange
treez bloom and tAe winds OF the Winter are gentle
aud warm
4 Adler pens thnu mine have written Of the won.
dcifui mountain scenery along thc Santa Re route
therefore viii not uudcitHk q description Of any
Journey but tell you that ] enjoyed u lmuc usei y
] and what made thc trip douby interesting was
! Que 10 the fact thai noted q. q. member, Hiram
! smith, oi EmpOrIa. Kan, wHs the same train.
/ How we came 10 fud each other oul h more than
4 D cUu tell, Dul some way other we discovered
4 that were both members OF the a.. g. MANY
pheasant hours We spent iu talking about our g. a.
friends, aud discussing various g. g. topics. Travel.
J IuE lu the same car Tor about four days we had
ample time 10 gcl acquainted, aud when time fot
parting came, q seemed like leaving an old friend
/ Mr. Suth Viii spend the Winter iu Los Angelica
this WAS my second needing with &. g. frends
/ just before LEFT mg Iowa home j had the great
/ pleasure Of entertaining ny g. &. correspondent
4 n. e.. Packet, 81 MOuH, Iowa Both Mr. smith aud
Mr. Puczeu are yciy pleasing aud Intelligent
/ young men. hope 10 meet many Of the CalIfof
Hla a. g. 90 the near future. Should any DE living
u THE city Wlll ihey please call on or address,
/ Flora A. Conner, no ". corner Fourth and {
streets, San BcruHrdino, Cal.
FEW wHY's CONTINUED.
why don't the Q. q. eat 10 live instead Of seem.
| inRy live 20 outg
Why 40 30 many ladies promenade the street,
4 with bare haudhy ls u 20 show that glittcrnp
Jewgrst l"9 hot lnlIrq uehly 10 but lron OF brass
Why do some people indulge Ia ill-linied and
vnmd "ltticsihs, aud frequently mud only them.
/ selves laughing nt themg
Why b. "a NOT graceful TO rise when "A lady enter,
I a room and remain standing until she - seated on
a. open tle door Tor her aud Etcp aside while She
/ enters 81 leaves the room?
Why DO men 40 Oi.cn pare their finger nails
/ while waiting for the last lingercr Co come Ia
breakfast vi hen % were better that he be the lip.
/ gcrer Than 10 be 80 disoOuueOusl
Way do tAe iHlr oiicn feel that "men are
l mostly cnauReablc,' aud that their vows are ol
] the - cs, not the heart" when they know man Il
human. mud that real human hcaFt with di.iuf
love iu l beats with tAe same glow under ali DAT.
I tcrus 81 all cartA'h thousand tribes?
/ Why b. "a graceful 10 urge guests 20 n second or
tlird helping al the table by saying, There's lots