The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27
TEN PRIZES FROM A C. C. GUARD.

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DEAR FRII.YBs OF TuE c. c. HDGrARDs: want
10 tell sou what irur sister Of Use yards Ad
die Stevens, II P8fl Chester, n. y, has requested
me Ia. IquOie pHrt 81 her lctter 10 order iai you
may understand iuE beilFF: T" Have written 10 YOU
since Het sis,rT alay iSocltr al Greenwich We
had good q. Z. Chad; she t0id me al ABOUT tie
voting and how SLOW the votes. Won't you write
good piece end siiT up the candy enters aud tell
;hcm 20 seaa along tIclr Haies and cst icss candy
and chew less gum, aud the boss iB smoke less Gig
Hrcis; then pcrlHps The vuie- viii come be- faster"
j think tilHt q lhe &. G. and Guarcz would only
keep in mind ~l4erc tina guilt - going after we
have raised enough money % psy Tor b, and what
s. going 10 beC0mc ~ tlIe money. tlIluk that G
would send ln fsorc votes. To indncc some Go vote
who have uot already zone SO, sGnd this day 10
Aunt May % souvenirs from my home in Maine, 10
be given ne prZes 10 the next 10 persons voting
and mentioning this notice. wow. please, vote not
10 much 10 ohinin TIE souvenirs. bui 10 help The
family " ho nGed 30 much ile money llInt are
Glow ia raising. Why, n ] were TO say ilIat Or
der Of nearly ~ .01O muu hcrs was uUabe 20 raise
500 ia six months you would Regard d Joke,
aud yet we have been longer and have uol yet
raised So. Tins b. case where yon can do all the
lte candidate that you syisli To, and even n you
hribc you viii HOt be punished. hope thai all
THAI read lls letter will vote for Gen. w. T. SAer-
man the hoTo 81 ife march 10 tile sca.-W. ID.
sheahHH, IAiiRdelphia, Pa
coME JOIN THE c. c. oUARDs
C. C. FIITADs How mRay 81 tho-c who have
their nHU1cs iile q. q. roll viii ale join the g. G.
Guards? wiz any Of as fil' j hope not. let
az
aud doing. II NIli all cl..cr the ranks 81 the g.
a.. Guards. aud work villa zeal, we can accomplish
much good.
The q. q. H. now quite an organization with n
toiAl - over II so members, who scattered
over the entire United States. III each one OF u
would lOin tlIc Guurds aud influence some 81 our
friends 90 fan iu line with us, how fast ranks
would swell "a y not only possible but very Isra-
able that by doing, n few ycaTs tTerc would be
millions Of ar in liIFe. have mol belonged 20 lhe
q. q quite one year. but have several correspond
f4UfE All
they mean d. Wh0 nre very Interesting aud tn-
Btructivc correspondents. 4 syIi exchange postal
autographs with hA.-N- >. alll, Itch Han, Mo.
THE PORTRAIT MEDALLION.
FHrIzzDs or TnE C. g.: ] presume many az YOU
HvE heard tins iiiue story 81 ie first portrait
slhliUn. but iuf ihe benefit oi those lao have mol
VIII publish B..
10 b. less for work than inspiration from
itE beginning lIer iHAnGnce has been ihe main
spring VI s development. The story Is very bean.
tifui.
In the middle Of the seventh century y. c. q
potter lived in I.yC0Hia, aud iltDre followed hit
an. lie had bgautiiui daughter, named KorH
Although women ware obliged 10 20 vailed la tIC
I market ulEcc. huT grace aud bearing won the ad
uiiratiOn ~ strange youth. lie sought 20 Do
employed by tic potter az an assistant, and sue
seeded. H! further gaining his wish by securing
place Ia the young girrs heart.
The fc 81 tic iat8er, daugitis1r and lover was al
iloal Of GTecian simplicity and beauty. whoa IL.
/ time came fDr tlc lovers temporary separation
/ they were sad The lGsl evening, they sEt to
lselher Kora noticed the shadow 81 her friend,
profile On thc wall mud. taking piece al charcoal
Traced the noble outline. Tire nnNi day hcr father
4 seeing the sketch and recognizing The likeness
filed u la with clay, modelling d ~ 20 represent
Z tltp puifng uuE's features. InHs WWs tuHde ihs
] first portrait mccall fou.-hEncs IA. Rowe, l4s WI
] dur ntrset, E0c-rsicTi n. y.
STORY WITH MORAL
FEIENns or IHE C. c.;
/ - NRd Ee had TIC gihie gle us
/ To see OuFsels as itllers us"
nFNKn as7f sud
/ log Tie q. 4. Department many times recanily
/ Would u not bE well iDT us 70 be BDduInLe Ia de
n0uncng sins The actions % oilIess po4haiIs oul
equals, perhaps moi, iH an ihai constitutes charac
/ Ter Noting mag o. known Of tae nFcu m siaIino,
attending every case, beat conclusions are hassiI,
1 Jumped al without reflection, thereby wound itis
I uuuItuugly those void 81 uficnsc" even though
/ we lnay not fancy lhcir ways.
lhayc read % tl4c espionage kept upon girls ia
Trance unnl tlclr marriage, ihat American girli
| would regard Hu insult SO thciF intelligence
/ WHO viii say that FRENCH morality. "a natiou j
/ above ouIs7 The frcDch regard tie liberty Of on
i young people az almost urnltnrl " moi quite 30.
Dad al 81 you ever read the lsbn OF the mouse
4 FIRST promenade mol Well on its return a tol,
its mother al beautiful creature l8al was abou
10 spenir, bat Rtrlrft InouseF lus tlten appeared
/ and rs horTibir shrek 81 rage frightened Tie wit
l Of poor mOuscy that ~ retired in haste 10 81
mamma, who from experience. WAS uble 10 inform
nousey tIi Iis l ufa enemy, Tie cat had please,
he fancy, but lis ilglh was OccasiOned by harm
! Ices fowl
Moral Don't drnw conclusions too hastily. bu
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FL0WERY FLORIDA AGAIN.
FRIENDS or 1HE g. C.: How would like 10 SO.
you and siInke hands with you wilh right goo,
when baby was sick, we gave her oasto4A.