The National tribune., 1896-02-06
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changed-A &C. Boys story.
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THE letters vs.. mean veterans son. v.d.
en't daugiI aud Wv veterans widow; members
Of nssocntions will ice marked S.N. aud D.v.l
May Crorsey. v.n., Piqua. O. Jessic " Amos
v.d. 9Slh Ohio. Kilgore o.; Anna L. Amos, v.d
9eth Ohio, Lamartine, o.; Maud Swift v.d. 4th
Ohio. Canton. o.; Jennie L. Halliwell v.d.
Canton. o.; Mrs. Aida Heinrich, VS.. 51st
Ohio POI Harrison avenue, Canton, o., will
exchange autographs Total, 1922.
HOME AGAIN.
DEAR L.H.W.: IL has been quite while
since l raised my voice through the columns
OF THE NATIONAL TEIBUNE. 1t was not that
] had grown disoyal or tired; but the fact is
that have been travelling through the States
OF Ohio, Indiana. aud Illinois on business.
Having again arrived at my home wish to
say that my future and permanent address will
be Andenontown. Pa
OF those with whom / had communication
and failed to answer letters / humbly beg par
don. and promise that in the future will be
more prompt.
Thanking all for past favors, and wishing
you success for the year 1896, am, loyalty
Harry Is. Springer, Andersontown, Pa.
FoIBLEs OF MAN.
DEAR &C. AND L.H.W. FRIENDS: Once
again j return TO renew old friendships and
form new ones. To those i owe letters, will
est sister caused the delay, but / hope to an
swer all shortly.
Referring to Mr.. Seaman's structures on
woman, i would say that ] refuse 10 believe
that they apply TO the majority of our sex.
The true wife and mother has performed a
grand mission on this earth; though some
women, the small minority, are incapable of
successfully conducting a home and family.
But the foibles OF man how begin, they are SO
many. Refused woman's assistance, and he is
! the most helpless creature imaginable Why.
/ he cannot get his collar without the aid of a
woman. What married woman has not had 10
steady" the step-ladder while George painted
a cornice, directly aboAe her head; and, what
4 matter If Just few drops fell on her hair? OF
/ course she could wash il off Then, after you
4 have coared Charlie for about four months, be
has decided TO fix that shelf in the pantry. and
4 lie goes at II. BY and by you hear loud sounds
I OF masculine annoyance; you smile in aDticipa.
ton, and then, finding il is not your day for
taking hints. your lord sings ont: "Foi
| merey's sake. Flo. do come here before / break
my neck" You start off, and End that all that
is required OF you is to sit on box betwees
two panks TO keep them down. while youI
"hnbbe" accidentally drops a miscellaneous
! collection Of small things on your head.
And for gossip. give me "A mans club; thai
veritabe School for Scandal" Why, a wo
mans tea is a small affair in comparison. Ds
not attempt to judge man as you see him IL
public. Man is n hypocritc Of the deepest dye
The vast majority Of them are non-abstemious
but they do not admit IL; oh no. not they
After yon are married you learn this, as well a
a good many otherthings that surprise you.
And for cawardice, unfortunately, it does no
| happen to be the smallest of mans faults
When he meets with financial reverses. does b.
struggle brayely on for the sake OF his Loves
wife and helpless babes? Not he; this brave n
son of Adam goes heroically forth and ends hi
own existence. leaving IL TO woman to prove T.
the world that she al least can brave the storm
OF life for the sake OF those she loves.
One frequently hears it asked. Has tn
world ever produced a feminine Shakespeare
And the mans answer comes: "Why, no
Woman is incapable OF such sublime thoughts