The National tribune., 1892-07-07

shows, etc. on Sunday, but simply the opening oil
| the grounds and principal buildings Certainly
| on the masses. No one need go on Sunday who
does not desire. Why. then, should we. who
we'll provided for, seek TO close the Fair on
the only day available 10 those less fortunate p
+. NJ. Began, All g street n. W., Washington. d. G.
CLUB WHISPERS.
I think that most of the girls of to-day spend
| too much time with music and embroidery. 1t is
all well enough for Amusement. but rule it is
carried too far. Their others are hard Ell work
IN the Kitchen While they are practici1g on the
organ or learning some new design i'll lace Friend
ship 10 all and success TO the {. c. Pro Patria-
NJ. F. Wcs,fails. Daley. Mich.
G. e. FRIENDS: Let he seen by deeds.
lis by earnest work and patience that we may be
known. Striving TO work and wait with patience,
that we may reap the great good when done. tbs
step by step that we climb the ascent to fame /:
little by little tina, we promoted on to success.
Faithful to our motto, Pro PATHS, may we in the
future each be ready TO do his part-Hattic Trip,
Hamden Junction. o.
for one do not believe it would be right to open
the Worlds Fair Oh the Sabbath day. Why have
we been sending missionaries 10 the foreign couu-
tries? Some one is saying, To preach the Gospel
to the people, and to teach them to observe the
first day of the week day Of rest. Then what
do you suppose they would think when they come
TO attend the Fair here, to find business going on
and the people ut work on Sunday, just the same
as any other day of the week? DO You think
this would be right? / do not. 1t would be very
wrong indeed, and against one of Gods command
ments.-Iizzie Harris. West Grove. Iowa.
Il WANT 10 thank al who reSFonueu 10 my request
for letters and that 10 date have received
457 letters and not one from an uneducaed person.
1t is conclusive proof that THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Is more widely read and by better class OF peO-
pie than any newspaper III the land. 1t is also
well-known fact that the old soldier s more liberal
than any other class in every direciion.-Arthur G
Donaldson, Parkman, o.
Since my enrolment in the c. G. / have been a
silent member aud write now to tell you OF the
death of my fnther, Peter Baumbaurer, from the
accidental discharge of gun while hunting. This
was great blow and loss to me, as am entirely
dependent upon others, being a great invalid. Ny
trouble is something like epilepsy. If anyone
knows of anything that might help me would be
glad to have them write me-Peter J. Baum
bRurer Evansville, Ill. $3.50.
/ have much to weep for, but still there comes
some bright rays between the clouds of sorrow
saying Cheer up from thy gloom" Thou hadst
no promise OF great joy here below, and he who
builds his hopes does ii at risk of tomorrow.
The trials here below are but s.eppingstones into
Heaven, il we take them as a lesson, as we should
IL is this rolling and kneadHg of bread that makes
it fit for the and good for our food. Likewise
we have TO be nodded and fitted for purpose.
Let US mold ourselves into the best food for
Heayen.-Mrs. A n. Balcom. Lawn Hill. Iowa.
George Haner is right. The Worlds Fair should
not be opened on Sunday. It's The Lords Day and
should be observed as such. The Bible says: p" Re-
member the Sabbath Day to keep it ho1y."-Etta
4. Beitinger, Burlington, Iowa.
C. C. WEDDINGS.
w c. Brown, Adiutant Troy Circle, N. T. G. c.
Guards, Troy, n. H. announces the marriage of
William c. Peck and Adde Grant on Saturday,
June III. The New Hampshire Guards join the
other 9. C's in best wishes
From Syanton, VT, comes the announcement of
the marriage of David Taibart veteran of 6s, and
Julia Conroy, aged 90 1t is hoped by al. that the
union Of juno and December will prove happy
one.