The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-24
WOMAN IN mir cERIsTTAN REGIME.


Harriet Beeoher Stoves Uncle TOMS Cabin " Is
read IN every civirized nation Rosa Bonheur's
great painting, The Horse Fair purchased by
Cornelius Vanderbilt FOR $4,000 is at present ia the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art New York. admired
by hundreds daily
After Thomas A Edison had spent two weeks on
the elevated railroads Of New York trying 10 end
out the cause Of the great noise but gave tup, May
Walton spent three days on the road and was even
denied place on The rear PLATFORM; bat she dis,
covered the cause invented a remedy, received
SlOOOO aud royalty forever.
We have, again, lady missionaries: Anna VIII
kinz. "AircR's l8eneinCres- - and Mrs JudsOn,
who abored la India, translated =" Pilgrims Prog
ress, aud edited hymuAl FOR that heather cOun-
try. Momun IL ever interested in the elevation Of
society and the good 0f humanity, whether she Is
teaching Tie heather the reality Of savior Ia
cabin on the Ganges OF on a throne ruling great
nation.
Queen Isabella Of Spain gave Columbus a hear.
ing, and after be had been refused by the other
European poieniatrs and ridculed for his cranky
ideas, said she would undertake the enterprise aud
would pawn her jewels II necessary, 90 delray his
expenses lsy her worlds are Uncovered. nations
established, civilization advanced and Christianity
upheld Tie ouy way the dirty pool Of politics
can be purified H. by the noble, refining influence
81 ihe women OF our country sam Jones says that
The present outlook b. that there will not be
enough men IA Heaven 10 sing bass aud Lowell
ssys,
Truth forever on the scafTold
Wrong forever on the throne"
Who predicts diSnster II Wrong and Truth
should he trRnsposed, and woman be given the
place she Is entitled 20 in politics a. well as In
Crossroads, o.
BIBLE STUDENTS, ATTENTION!
Gan any G C. friend tell me whether or not the
following words can be found in the Bible. viz.
Every generation shall be weaker aud wiser ~
W. r. Noz. Reading Ia.
MRS LoGAN's GTRLHooD
IN II be true that the boy Is father Of the man, Il
isequally true that e girl H. mother Of the woman
The energetic, earnest Mrs. Logan will easily be
recognized Ia the following story Of her girlhood,
given 10 a Western correspondent:
" But was an awful girl " continued Mrs. Logan.
81 often wonder how those dear old Sisters put up
with me. There was q cemetery near by our
school. One Of our girls married Protestant. who
died during the honeymoon. II made n great im-
precision on our romantic minds lie was buried
just the other ride the fence, ia unconsecrated
ground. His wife a Catholic but he was not a
protesting believer. u looked 80 hard hearted 10
put that poor fcloE out Of the pale. One night
got a lOl ~ girls and VIC went down 10 the grave
yard, took down tie ience-it was old fashioned
stake and-TdeT-and built il up so IL took in tie
grave IN a few days ii was discovered and the
rails replaced. So our band worked all Winter.
First we would bring dat poor mans body within
consecrated limit; then The authorities would set
the fence straight again. Al last was discovered
and threatened with expulsion II ] ever did II
again never did until the might before gradu-
ated. The next day-il had not been discovered-I
babe good-by 10 school and Sisters and priests 1
said 10 Father -, 4 want 10 make one last re-
guest Of you Please don't tear that fence down
again. bui!t II strong this time. Please let poor
Mr.. Smith stay in your yard
81 never viii fOrgst how Mortified Father -
looked. Just as was leaving Tor good poeped I'm
4 10 see II lac was Ia a good humOr. lie laughed ia
spite 81 himself aud shook lis long finger at me As
j drove away.
"Icd not sec that place again for over Is years
/ few years ago went back on a visit No one knew
] wss coming When WAS al school was a sien-
der thing wore my hair curied down my back and
put back with n round comb look 30 unlike
now ~i,ai was Then that my oWu mother would
not know me; but as j was crossing the stile over
the fence tla old FORTRESS cried out, Here is Mary
] coming home, cunning Tie stile and when I
got 20 the door the Sisters were there 10 welcome
me.
educated ln convent; the Sisters aud the old con.
vent school are among the very mem cries
ray hfe."
did you fnd Mr Smith out In the cold when
4 you went back after - years?
/ Use, poor Mr. autll's grave sunIcen and
/ almost obucrated. gave up trying % get him
into the fold but pulled the weeds of and fresh-
/ ened him up a little one day when Sister - and 1
/ were walking OyeI the old grounds She had a
4 bunch Of wild roses she lad taken from a bush ia
4 the pasture, aud We put THAI his poor. shabby
1 Old grave. All his own folks seemed 10 have for
I gotten him.
c. c. NATURALIST.
C. C. FRIENDS Many have the idea that "the
! cuckoo builds uo ncst for itself" 4 would like 10
correct the mistake. la Europe, IL iE true the
4 cuckoo makes nS nest bul deposits eggs Ia those
OF other bfds. Tue yOuug cuckoo elects from tic
4 Matched
De- The Uniiod States we have two -pecies the
BLACK cuckoo aud the yellow billed cuckoo
hOAh sfecies buiid tielT own nest aud give proper
amount Of attention 10 their ouspriug The nest Is
Du,it o. t"igs without, roots, etc. within, slightly
followed Tie Eggs are 81 "a greenish-blue color;
those Of lhe former generally smaller and az a
dsepeT green. Tie cuckoo Ia very useful bird
aud should be prOlseted. IL is called rain crow la
the Souih. would Ike 10 bear from persons
/ having cuckoo eggs. Pro patra-Frank y
Knowles, Spencer, lows.
DoN'Ts FOR C. C. Boys.
Don't swear.
Don't tobacco.
Don't touch intoxicating liquors
1 Don't make fun VI any religion.
4 Don't lei your expenses cKueed your salary.
Don't think % brave 10 carry revolver.
Don't marry uutu you can support family
Don't leave your sister all alone to see anothers
slsieT hoIne.
Don't re'y on Tie advice Of boys. but counsel old
aud tucccssiui men.
DOt't thihk your mother has not the brain
Judgment, o. common sense " Of man
Dohf tlnhk kari b Ia love with you because abe
cahlh you "A htlllc on two.
bout forget ihat all you are you were or ever
vii be, sou owe 10 mother. Pro Patria-B. Marta
Scott Reynolds. lad.
TO AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
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IA exchange could bc supp lied with scenes taken
When baDy was sick we gave her castotun-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla
When she became Miss, she chung 20 CastorIA