The National tribune., 1893-11-16

! f'r sfutnre. Poor. Ignorant people, can there De
| happiness In such a home?
| Not only among the poorer classes do
happiness caused by chi ildren. We live In age
OF fashion. The clerk. the mechanic the railroad
| man, and many other men with moderate incomes
deny themselves and wives comforts and privileges
that their children may dress well AS their neigh
| Dor bankers or merciIant's children.
How often do we hear The tired mother say
| Since have children never any pleasure
or get time TO go any where. Its 80 much troubie
There are unhappy homes without children. hat
the unhappy ones with them far more in mum
Der. These n few Of the many instances of my
everyday observance, which, aha sure, will NEE,
| tie concurrence of mapy Of my &. G. friends,
| NJ Warner Hargrovc, Browns Mills, o.
LIES SEQUENCES.
"Despise not the day of arnall things"
By Ida Dr. Roybert
A faded rose WAS fresii-ned
/ BY mornings gentle dew;
An erripp. life Was led TO light
Through Kindness, loving, true;
The farmer 8 fears for crops relieved
/ When fell ,hs,chsering rain; zl
l. simple song nj eyrntide.
Bot 4 ootbed,a sad hearts pain.
brook went rfpping through the wood
Aud lelpet 10 tttrn mill
word ia saason saved a soul,
A smile saiti = Prace, be still"
THE c.fe. rBaBY NAMED.
c. C. FGIEsDs: Frsnn over 100 nn,nes sent for our
hoy selected Scott Egtnaett the that su,-
esi best and the pIiZs been to Brother
Emmett c. searcy, Haley, Tenn, who sent tie
Dume.
TO those who ask 70. a,aby's photograph, we
would say iha, soinsifrnein tile future viii np-
pear in the G. G. cota@ss Of THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE. .s,f4rz
Thanking all for the interest manifested, I am.
yours, loyalty j, w. Cole, Benton, Ky.
MANLY VIEW OF DRESS.
FRIENDS Thee. C.: would say o May Huff
Of The elder Brothers of the c. c.. that I
think the Eastern brother, who gauges his ntten-
lions to the ladies' 81 Eti,a5 q. c. by the fashion OF
Abe,r attire. speaks or small minority. snd did
well To aude To themsas boys" for certainly no
sensible man would make such n remafk.
| / would say, from knowledge gained from oh
servaion rather than expeTieh that the ultra
fashionable girl il, genera posse~ses neither those
qualities OF head nor heart tl,at attract Of
mature years and SQUAD Judgment
Such ioaD knows full we'll that 1t takes some
thing more than clothes TO make a woman worthy
the
lie recognizes the fact that intelligent people OF
both dress lest becomes their means and
stniop in life, good ins;e aud breeding clae.
He believes that no lady OF refinement would APP
pear in public place attre as TO make herself
con ,picuous or attract undue attention.
We - men" make The most account OF those
women of Our acquaintance on any occasion who
try to be women IN every seIIse OF The word men,
tally, morally, and physically. honoriBg God aud
woman hood by Their daily walk aud conversations.
To such we pay tribute in the words Of II sacred
writer: >" Many daughters liav. done well. bus
thon eSeetIes, them all" Joyaily-
L. b. Latham, Nebraska Division Commander.
NATIONAL FLOWER.
FEIEsDs THE g. G.. After years in tho
Mountains Ncin.ri. Mont, left the a.t of Sep.
trnIhcr in a Storm, visited TIC Worlds
Far and called on Inez Woodruff Wighiman, dis
cus~i"g the q. q. and inspecting her choice G. G.
meinentoes.
votes for II National flower. / see need Of one,
but why could not the selection OF one have been
conducted ia - fair and impartial way?
Instead OF this however everything was done to
inereHee the votes for zed mays (lndan cornl, the
managements favorile.
All over ui,e bulldog placards were placed say
furze Tor "a
AT the booth the seG mays papers were placed
prominently In 'front.' wIie the others were in the
background.
Oi c.urse. IA selection managed I'm this way could
have but result. aud q test OF the peoples
wishes it is absolutely worthless What say you
all? Charles j. O'Nei.
MEDIA PLYMPToN REPLIES.
DEAR c. c.: will now answer to the rOll-esll OF
&C. G. brother. If have been silent IL il not al
lack in crest in tie 9. g.. but would rather hear
others Talk.
II great disappoini men, not to meet you
| hll at indianapolis We cannot always do as We
wish.
/ want to introduce another @. @. baby. Lisle
Pymplon, of Brother Raj ph aud Jean PIymp-
| ton. lie is three months Old and sweet lac
be.
cannot agree with Eva Pryor in regard to chill
dren. The bnppiest homes know those with
children. Is "A man worthy tho noble title OF
WHO would leave his wife and Hresido To SEEK
pleasures elsewhere because there are family
of little ones al home? God never sends a mouth
uniess there is something 20 put Ia it,
/ know IL WAS always great pleasure for my
dear parents io work for their children and now
the ea-ure is just great for work for them.
Suffer The children tn come unto me, for OF such
10 the Kingdom Of Heaven" Loyalty
Media Plympton, West Decatur, Pa.
INFORMATION WANTED.
DEAR G. c.: Can you tell me the names of any re-
Liable firms which purchase old COINS stamps
and where j can obai a cstaiog of either wit h
rect price iist7 We have several valuable coins
one being over 100 years DID, aud many others of
an early date. ls.-. ..Y1. "a
WAS very sorry to be unable to attend the late
Reunion. Our Order viii sNun be recognized as n
foremost one. YoufsiPro Patria-
Jeanne B. Waters. 2RsrIermasler, Nebraskn Di-
vizion Guards, Lncoln, Neb.
THANKS OF uEIoA tsUNDAY-sCHooL. ~
DEAR G. q. FRIEsns The children OF the Union
Sunday school Mi j9in in 1sendng their heartfelt
thanks to all the {. C-'s,wbo responded gener-
ousIy to my appeal. You liave made the children
OF the Rockies very Happy.
Al good deed adorhs him who performs It, whils
| IL peases him who bshofds it," Loyalty
Mary "A. tiodward, Atlantic Wy0.
CLUB WHISPERS.
Our sweet sister, Annis4J. Mnilon. Cedar HILL
o., has been called upon to pari with her only
be n great comfort TO her il the G. @. and Guard
friends would write her letters of cheer.
Mildred Baldwin, Adjufhnt, Ohio Department
Mt. q. &. o., FrederGtt U.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Weaver Monticello H., the poor
helpless cripple, Is a soldiers widow and has
pension. She is the etiaughter of a soldier.
many pretty painted ornaments, and deserves g, O.
| sympathy and patronage.
Addie b. Hawiey Roberts. Ottawa, Ill.