The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-02

80 / sit and listen 80 L. = -
To the night birds call and dream of you.
THE fog clouds gather and roll apart
Round my boat where dream sof you'
sweetheart :
In my lonely dreaming
4 fancied seeming ..,
OF happy time comes back to me-:
When through moments hee,ing
- Our hearts were beating
Tn affcction's sweetest rhapsody,
And those perfect symbols of natures art,
The roses bloomed with our love- sweet
heart. ..",
Each tender message
Greater love did presage,
And the fond embraces and sweet alarms
Made earth srow dearer - '"'
And heaven seem nearer
With each loving clasp OF your soft, wh'te
arms. f.S.
To know that I.hold place n'your heart
Is the sweetest knowledge to re. sweet
lif'W heart. -s-' -
But the wind blows coldly s.
"a, And the gray mist boldly it ~
Filings over the river sombre pail. tGJ
The moon grows p;fier ia. ID,
And its shafts are Trailer
As down In. the west they slowly fan.
From thoughts of the past wake with
start
Sweet, dreams, my darling. goodnight,
'oss 2-.,T7 ''7;i Chicago Record.
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'aThere Is something" muses. Amber
in.the, Timcs-1lerald, .''that Is getting ~
DE e'awfu9ysscaree In thts world. small
y 7 fell' You what Ut is?. IT'S girls. We
have lots of young ladies ar:'5l lc,.s OF
pert misses, but the sweet oid-fas'htoned
girls of ever so hong ago have vanisiisd,
alonSsWfth poke bonnets ad -cinramop
'f cookies, Le,t, me enurherate q few .;0t
the girls that are wanted. In the first
place we want home Srrls--S1ris VINO
,.f.t H., r,1. -,an.
Cuddle lthe little ones next. hest TO man.
ma and smooth out the domestic slsein
when things get twisted; girls whcm
Father takes conlfon. in for something
better than beauty. ard the 'tgS brctti-
sers are proud of,for something that out
ranks the ability to dance CIR to shine in
society. Next, we want girls of sense
girls who shuve-a atarsliiit Of th5ar
own, regardle ss of ,conven.orlaEties.
and are independent enough to Eve up
TO 1t; girls who simply won't wear a
tratlfrg dress on the street to gather up
microbes and all sorts of de.ilement;
girls who wcn't wear high hat 20 the
theater, or las1erate their feet and en-
danger their heal,hiwith high heels and
corse'ts; girls who will wear what is pFet-
ty and becoming ard snap their fingers
at the .dletates OF fashion when fashloI,
Us horrid and silly. And we wanE good
girls, gtrls,who are sweet rialJ. stIl2dgh'.
out from the heart to the lips; innocenit
and pure AMI simple girls, with lsss
knowledge Of sin and dnpl,city and evil 4
doing ait 20 than the rrccocioils little
schoolgirl at 10 has all too often; girls
who say tfleGr prayers and read thd'r
Bibles and love God and keep HIS
commandments I've want these girls
awful bad!D. Ard we want careful
girls and prudent girls, who think
enough cfI.he generous father who tells |
3 no hrlain':aln them In comfort, and de
the Gerie!e n1ci1heT' who denies herself |
much thar srhey may have 50 many
precty tlH.rlys. I'D conn't the cost ard
Lraw the i!g,e between the es,rantll,5
and the eynoGssesss irt.als q girls who are |
u1,sectisfl ,and eagsrsto be anjoYtarl a. 7
comfort dn the home rather '.hIan an
expenrivesdrha useless burden. We |
want glrts .iwiat allsse.s. girls who ,1qe.
full OF Tenderness and sympathy, W1fh |
feara THAT flow for :C.h5Ts' .lls and |
SMILES that Mght toward ..hehT own |
thoughts. We have lots cf clever g.r,s, |
and brtll.lar'. eiris, ard witty girls. |
Give us u consignment of Jolly strls. I
walm-'hearted and ampuls,ve girls, kind |
and entertaining ITO their own folks ard |
w3th little desire to shine in the gagt:ll |
world, Vita a; few such girls SCAT
Tered about life would freshen up fcr !
all or us. as,the weather does untar the |
spaH qf soet,ISprdne; rain. Speed the |
day wnen this sort OF girl shall fill Uhe |
world, oNYerrunning the SPACES where !
SOD puts them. as climbing roses, do |
when they break through the trelais 10 |
ghmmer and CLINT above the common |
highway, q blessing and boon to AL |
who pass them by
.."a Ill 80"
"A PRACTICAL TEST
''r she1Yot say that you love the very
ground Iawalk1on? .F''' ~. 'Eo 'NI'
He-I swear 1t. w., ~ '''-
She-Will you prove It? I
He--Willingly..s y
She--Well, If you love the ground 7 vail,
Truth.
l'c. Htllder1 rGurn. a New Yorker nf
anvarceh views. G-asrit think shat
women are, gebng TO 90 so much goed
u assN1ey .ilgink.iin p-li.los if they sAlow.l
themselves 10 aes into the old rlts and
.. sstck to the ODD methods of man poN-. |.
tics, sWSman's clubs. ere entirely too |:
much inclined to degenerate into mt-
tual admiialion socisttes. AS q rule. 7
cont find women are much better than |
meM and. Ghey, clog't' nrake: f,Gf as
good PoGitlsssars. They are mitch more
PARTISAN than. men, and more influ-
legged by .their sentiments. 1 don't
think women will make good. ective
poIth.cians Influence is s56l thing l.
where It. gan be. used, .buyt, from being
an arderas suffragt5t, have come TO be-
lieve that the suffrage for wemsn
wceld be a great nsistake.D
WIPED our: t'--;A;--e. .,< !. !.
Tommy '..ssgried Tommy's mother from
the window. .Hsdidn't l tell you not to sit
down on the damp grass?" 80 az
Eyes, mamma. returned Tommy. ~."I
amt doin' IT. wiped this grass with
towel before; sat down."-I'earson's
8's... --:i:-.
THE ADVANCED WOMEN:
=. WY " hSyoo DO yen men IKE the club SO wclla
Life.
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:, Much as .c1IrTeTt Interest, now certecs
IN Barney Barnato. 1.-THE muiti-miigsn-.
ofre magDnte of the South Afrioufl min
ing region, a more tender sers.ment
wll be entertained toward his bsausf- I
iul wife and fheir two lntere9.ing c.sfl-.
uren, Pi:rngose and Jack Mrs. Bar
naio, according to the Times Herald,
was norcl. In Afinca, and she is bo1l
peautHul arti ollaGniing devceed i
Wiie ana mcther, SIZE nevertheless fifpfs
seme frT sqich social .otiigatjJns as aner
position in Life demands. and to tlicgc
VINO come within fsr favor, sine is q
most aovable woman. The fabuloais
wealth. OF her husband puts within her
reach every luxury that even the feni. |,
,yne mind can conceive. and she woars |
the distinction which such Wealth con-
1ers With an unostentatious grace that r
makes her a queen among women. It F.
W. not surprising. therefore. that her
Wusoand escapes from THE exciting tiir-
Hiolf tot money-making Whenever the
cpportuHty presents itself, or that he