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NATURES roIoRING.

Lake Charles, La.--l)ear Haphainmer
request permission 10 be aam't'S1 TO
a Texas boy by birth but my papa re-
moved to Louisiana few years ago As
the color contest IS now the top!r of cor
respcndcnce, | will state my cnolse, w en-
a beautiful rroYe, and every wear take
great interest IN watching the green ioi-
iage appear, mature aud iecny ...
DO nny Of the Haps study fa'n'iihr
science" If they do they cnn ten ne
name OF the substance which prod'3 H's no
green coloriup of the foliage III close
,fr ord omt,lc,u are en,iraly Of trecu2
NV Eddie hartman
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RrArry. GRANDEUR AND RGAvnRy
AN ISLAND OF TIMBER.

Cooks Island Texas.-pcar iiapham-
mer: Here comes little girl ic years
Old to east her vote flr blue ma white.
II being my faNoiitc co.ors. nave been
scing to school for some time. but y Is
on, now Our teachers name was MIS-
McNab. we likod her very much. You
pht suppose from the heading Of ny
an island of timber IN the east sid. q
DER home: on The west side Is the level
prairie. which is In fun bloom; It was
named that in an early day Papa was
born where we 1--we ard | am very mnCh
devoted 10 IT, Ike to read tie Happy
hammers letters very much, Your friend
Mary ethel Johnson
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Mrs. Fannie Ions.


Dulworth. Texas. Dear llaphammer' AZ
ter long absence | once moro drop m
for a few minutes chat with you. j
have just finished vending The Homes
at Farmers" by "ljrazos" and enjoyed
it very much. I i've in the country ,andi
am IL years old. | have often Thought !
would Ike Tie gay life OF the city. but
II "Brazos' Is right | VIII stay with the
corn and cotton But to begin with my
color talk | choose for my fayorlto colors
crimson and gold; although they iavc
bui three votes, In the good old tinos
before the war whcn people mad 20 spin,
weave and cClor then own cloth they
used many different weeds. mossas aud
minerals with which 10 dye their goods
Indigo was the ehiei plant usod. Coprerns
was used to set the colors generally,
Green moss mot Spanish moss was uacd
to color cloth and yarns brown. ana when
mixed with copperas made sinos, bioek
dye. BlacnJack ooze colors brown
Queens delight makes beautiful p'lr-
plr nut when mixed with copperns makes
black Coppcras alone dyes a bright yell
low AS have told you about. evcry-
thng about dyoa that know VIII close
Your loving friend. Ambrosia I'M
j. E My brothers 1ommls nti Wa,
want their votes counted for crimson and
gold A, II.
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ALL ABOUT AMnrR.

Trinity, Texas.--Dcar IIaphammor: AS
raV~ seen nearly every color mentioned
except amber VIII write about that Am
Der Is Il substance somewhat Of tho same
description ms vegetable resin and has
probably been tn. produce OF soinr extinct
tree OF the coniferous Kind. II is found
IN round. Irregular Jumps or drops, gen
oi.lly of a pale yellow color III beds
among various kinds of mineral SUBJ
stances II was gathered by IN" Incienis
on the coasts of the Baltic yea where II
il still 10 be procured in greater nhupd-
unce than anywhere else. II IS rarely
found in Britain. Amber IS highly valued
by Asiatics aud all oyer the l.ast II Is In
great demand, boine used in Mohumne-
dan worship. The burning Of IT produces
a p.easHnl odor and bright fame. some
times Insects of a species which no longer
exist are found enclosed in II and some
times also leaves Such pieces Of amber
arc much sought after and ignorant folks
have used thcm as charm. Amber had
formerly a hlgn reputation as medicine.
tnt the virtues ascrihcd to IL were irnas-
mary / cast my vote for blue and grey.
ana also my Uncle WEI and Aunt Eve
and PAM Jones and mamma and para. J
am very small hoy ! am very much N
,erested IN INC color contest and Will write
of sone other color next time. with love
a,d nest wishes for the iiappyhammers
aud uaphammrr. your little friend,
~ Latte Brown.
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A COLOR CRITIC.

Jefferson, Texas.--Dear Haphammor: l
have been WISHING Galveston. where l
saw some very Inc ships ANA enjoyed my
sell exceedingly looking over them. also
visiteu houston, Which Is ,hc bcst city VA
tho SOUTH though II po minus big snips
and "A tine beach. 1 wished very much 10
.all OH Mr. Haphammcr, but couldn't get
ZIP the courage. And last, but not least,
saw THO famous San Jacinto battle
ground. The town ~ lSan Jacinio) looks
Very unapiuatod inaccd, A lew tunolcd
down shantics are pointed out 10 pussers-
by and they mark the spot whore the
brave Texans made so gailnm, a defchsc
and Won Texas Independence. notice
La forteitc has written. l viii tell most
distressing calamity that bcfcll inc In
connection with that hamlet when write
aealn Blue ana gray are good cuiors 10
vote for. The brave Confcderntes wore
sray aud | hope 10 see 1. win IL IT Is en-
owned with blue. Blue, 100, Is very nice
ME Hluc Flagg" And now that-wc are on
poaceable terms with cur Northern bre,h-
rem, We might show them our appreciation
by voting for blue and gray instead OF
rose and gray. Although l must admit
rose Is my fayorlte color, and the rose
my fevorite flower. With NIL our other
gardens would look .dreary and woe be
gone without ruses, II II were not for those
miserable Turks l think l would enjoy
living III Adrianop'e for n month or so
of uscs2' Rose and gmN nuke II muct,
rrct,i.r combination than blue am, gray
or rcd ANA gray. krI Is LOO kuubS. w u
wish every thing to hp simple and moderl.
our club name Is modest. our tree Is state.
ly aud noble, but modest our bird -
modest and no one can say that there Is
Il newer more simple and modest than our
fnNoritr little violet. ! put blue and gray
together. and. according to my taste. u
would make Il dun badge, Red and grty Is
too yauly. blue and gray too dull There
fore rose md gray should he our color.
|, Is more appropriate than blue ana
white or any other two voiors, Gray
should be onr of our colors Ivy all means.
When I go in II certain room Of our house
mud see the gray uniform 80 rattrrcn ihat
my father wore aud see the gun he ear
ried and hear him talk about the war. !
Wish l had been thcrc. TOO. Init cNp"tt
| would have ran The lirst time Nhuk
pointed IL KAN toward me. MN not a
coward hut SOM times when I'm IN
great dnngcr my feet hop about. ana then
almost ny no matter how much wHh
to make "A brave stand, and. of courA" ]
have 30 follow. hOnc NO VIII never have
another war lr "" do dare any tho nrw
luAi,,s viii 10 the fighting ana rnke u*
poor boys stay home aud tnke care Of the
place aud our poor dear rnpnr. here
Mr. Weary Watkins ~ La Porto VIII
write aud rive a good dcscrip Ion OF ms
llifilc hnmlat | have heard tho hnthine ~
nnc IN summer there Leo Stuart.
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IN the sun. The hest paper is made OF
rags Before the rags or other ns'ierials
can be made into paper they must he
torn or cut nto Minute purItclrs-so
small that they form pulp when naked
with water \ sheet Of paper Is "A INN
layer oi This pulpy matter mixed with
some kind OF glue or size 10 give II hfh-
Hess. and then dried. east my Noto lot
hlur and white. az blue Is true ana White
Is pure. My father knows Annie l.re
Wyat, and her people at Gnliad, II.
was there Is isSa. tt somn OF the liaph
VIII send me TOO hate and the reply
VIII sund them in return sweet Marie
and Fatal Wedding" YeYr lltus ir'ond'
Viola kugAus.
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HOW PAPER WAS MADE.

ia Win pleasure take the opportunity
10 write To the dear old Post. Have any
Of he Iiaps eyer been ,oid or rsaa AND ma
'Ianan are the countries IN which The
s"ilIest Manufacture, OF paner Is known
TO have been carried on The Esy 9,.lisn
,atsrns a kind OF grass. The inner
niibers were separated from the. blade
Of grass and spread upon table IN sua en-
a,bnr The table VAS sprinkled win
water water from the Nile. which moistened
the natural gum II the plant plant =. .o,l az ,r 70
ia"@r OF papyrus fiber was complete, sue
ceeding layers were laid upon J. trans
versely until the paper was sufficiently
,hick These layers were then pressed
together and The sheet OF paper was dried
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~ NPFYH&NNGR
hammer happiness when and wherever you can,

violet back to the gods is ono about pro-
scrpinc the daughter of Jupiter who was
playing on ilowery meadow with the
daughters of the ocean. All about them
blossomed a profusion of narcssus and
violets which Jupiter had caused to spring
up for their particular pleasure The
ma4dens were enchanted with their now
treasures and felt the same greedy desire
TO gather them all that possesses inortals
under Ike circumstances. But lust as
hands and arms were being loat.ed there
tame a sudden earthquake and Pluto. the
god OF the lower regions, appeared and
seized the royal Proserpine to carry her
away to the land of shadows. She was
so frightened at his approach that she
let fall the flowers she held and they
took root again and were the beginning
oil the present race of viole,s. In spite OF
her struggles poor Proserpine was taken
TO the neither world and became queen.
From that time forth the flowers were
called "Proserpine's volets."
The Grecian as well as the European
violet is Of darker tint than the Ameri-
can. ON account of this IT has been used
in these countries AS symbol of MOURN
ing from " hich uiose the custom Of pl ut
ins it ON graves aud laying 1t on the cof-
Ans of maidsns.
The Houston Iiups must all read the
letter from Mrs. William Christian on this
page. She is preparing a beautiful enter
tainment for the people of Houston and
is especially anxious for all the young
people 10 witness It. There are three or
four hundred iiapryhammers in this city
alone and they will all no doubt want to
sec the wonderful crystal Slipper" story
told IN pantommc. The characters In this
performance viii nearly all be taken by
little folks and this will of course make
1t doubly Interesting to our boys and
girls. And then 1t is for charitable l,,ir-
poses too, ana gives us nl chance to
hammer happiaess' while being pleas
antly entertained
On last weeks fiappyhanmer page
there appeared pretty little poem en-
titled The Tramps Wish" This POEM
was written by Miss Ne,t,e Paige Scoheld
of Houston, but through some careless
ness the credit therefor was omitted. Mss
Scoiield takes great Interest In The Posts
club and has written a number of verses
for the Harpyhammers. Your friend,
The Haphammcr.
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pine Hill. La.-Dear Tlapilaminor; rs |
nav" moi w.itten for SOM time and we
,nve such an Interesting contest
t6onght ! would wtlie aud send ~ my
,,r,nr am n great lover Of flowers and
think NAT the pretiicst flowers that
grow are rcd. There are also so many many
pietiy green leaves and tres MAJ ! ,hlm ,,s
rose hishes in our yard, and they are Just
covered with red foses which are beapli-
fui. hope that Wilora, rgec,yen ri. Tr
80 mon a comfort Ia her. for The sultry
summnr DAYS viii soon be here My sister
and myself sent for the club pin and ihinl,
they are so nice. tnlnk eYery ny, ~ 'td ~,
posi and all the llaps success, refnhih
'"'''''' Garnet II. Mazilly.
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4 1rrrrR rRoM pAlsln.

Snn'uetown Texas. Dear llnrhnnmeri
II is with ii end heart that again Writu
10 our club. In my first letter wto'c
about my lutlc 5-yeat-old twin htotu"i >
who were so much company ana h"lp
to me Eut now my little team IL broken.
and one of my darling little iroiheiS mas
joined our other brother IN heaven. oh
the nth of April We had II picnic ON IN"
river close to the ferry After dinner.
mamma. myself, little brothers ana seN-
riai others went across the river on me
ferry boat, and dear little Hubert icii In
the river and WAS drowned. EvrfNih'ns
WAS done IN mans power 10 recover th'
hours, and oh, The suspcns" of those l"ns
hours Tiny were spent by us in anNiens
prayer that his little body might he re-
covered uuhafmsd aud God. IN ma mercy
answered our prayers for about q t'prN
M night he was brought IN In my hi oth-
or Iohnnics arms We know orr dnrinR
Ia SAT. and now waits on the heavenly
shore with brother Alfred to brckon us
there. and hope that We VIII NJ lo,h
them some sweet day by and by hn' on
do miss tho little fellow 40 mHt '~Np
dcar little fcrt. willing little hnnns at"
si!llsd and the sweet voice hnShcu i"' ..
ever. He Was 80 good aud Kind to me. !
am lonely without him, hut ! know that
God does All things for the beet and am
irving to TRUST him The beautiful nlutf,
with its green trees and ciinglns vines
lost ita charm for me. mud j VIII never
love the river again, ! love to read M
the letters of the Haps and your talks ana
good books ! spend most of my ti'n"
reading NV htflc brother Herbert wants
TO join the ilnps md votes fnr '.ue nnh
white. He SAYS he has nine liitlo 'nrk"Ns
aud SIX roslinHs and they arc go gentle
th-y Will eat hrch! out OF our hnhis
Your friend IlhiHl" ''llhtNi
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sur mas NEVER wALKED.

Oakville, Texas.-Dear Iiaphaumer: A.
f., has been long iiin- Sine ! %ro."
TO IN. dear old Post w,ll write ms eT.h.
voli kno;y ! have not forgotten you. l
wrote g some time ago ana sent cents for
N iloras chair, but as my letter MAJ no.
piinied I guess f. was mlsnl' ,ej' am
So elad Size got hor chair, for, too am .
rrft,ple and have never walled a step ana
know how she would appreciate II,
mink the Haps are hamuering lots OF
happiness through "our Post ! sem, ny
nave given such good reasons Tor so y;o,is-
Ing VIII not give mine. YIN Close WIN
much ovc to all. I.nra May rnwAraH'
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words of praise to the colors. blue aud
white. AS we cast pur eyes hcnVenward
the blue Sky reminds us that blue rs the
choicest color of nature and nature we
Know Is gdVorncd 10y the great omniscient,
and white, in our Imagination. seems tp
lie what tnu angels wear. We live in he
SOUTHWESTERN part of Georgia. where stitch
me varieties OF grapes, strawberries ANA
other fruits are grown. We wish the kinl
erttor and all the dear ilaps could h,lp
rs enjoy ties luscious fruits. Yours
friends,
Annie. Bessie. Ruth and Clyde Brund-
age.
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THE STIRRING BIRD MUSIC.

Richard Jcnries.
II is sweet on awakening In tho early
morn Ia listen to the small bra SINGING
on ahn free. No sound of voice or huto
rs Ike to the birds song, there IL Some
,htpp In II distinct aud separate from AL
uth"r notes. The throat of woman gives
forth a more perfect music. nhn lne or
run In tho glory of mans Soul. me blfu
,pon tho tree uttcra the meaning or me
winh--a voice OF the grass ana VIA Hover.
words OF the green lenf; they speak
throu.,h that slender tonn. sweetness OF
dew ana rlfts Of sunshine the dark h nv
~ ndnr of The mir abe color OF rho dai-
fod,I all that is delicious and beloved n Of
spring time arc EXPRESSED IN ms song. H ,n,,
uius is NATURE and his lay. Ike the sup
In The boaIgh from which he sings, rises
without thought. Nor IL II necessary thnt
IL should bc II song. II few shor. hot.s IN
The sharp spring morning are sunicieneao
STIR the heart. But yesterday me u .snss'
and In his call I heard the sweet bT1ar
wind rushing over the young grass
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A Mrrl,nnlc srnNr.

Houston. Texas.-- Dear Haphammer: !
VIII tell YOU Of most curious stone willrh
1 saw IN Mexico Ia the year 1873 Ny
parents told me that II had fallen from
TIE sky ! wes very m1on surprised ~
this and could not undefs'ani NOW II
hai iallen on this earth examiner J.,
wei and VIII always rcinompcr H. II
was composed Of iron nickel. copper ~
other substances. | scratched some or me
Dtchel of with my finger nail ~ criim-
hled up. Next to II was perfect liniia-
ton. same size and shape, winch "hE
to be sent to the Worlds Fair al chicago.
II was the firsi time ! had eyer heard OF
Or seen IA meteofitc. ! think when J am
big ] VIII study all about mem. III lh'"r-
esis me a good denl Have any ~ aon
iiaps ever seen me'eoric stones ~ any
OF yon 10 to the Mexican ekposlup',,
which is 10 open IN the IAN YOU WI
see. this curious stone. II ~ now az ne
was here tina, ] saw ~. u was ioumn on
the plantation OF San Crecomlo Attend.
In the State Of chihuahpa the year Ivy,
~ shape IL Irregular IL ~.'sht ~ iyr,'
kilos II was brought 10 the tity or Mex
leo In 1893. Aerolites are mineral masses
generally solid and hard. though some
are soft and pulyerizatic, frequently very
not and even iniisnmahle, whlch seems
TO arise from the atmosphere and lalI on
las earth, generally accompanied by
luminous phenomennA and loud ehplo-
Hous Aerolites burst ana diviue into
fragments OF different sizes, covered with
a thick black peilicic Of the magnetic
oxide OF iron. except at the roint wh.fe
IT ilrst Strikes the ground, ow.nS '" us
great velocity and strength IN ny 'c-
scent they are always found several feet
deep in the ground Me,eorites are
pieces CT fragments OF planets sNidehtly
detached from some larger object when
moves through space According 10 Tue
laws Of erayitation passing through our
atmosphere they fall on this earth when
It's attractive strength II superior. It's
principal components are iron. nickel, COP
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ELECTROPOISE.
cTRApp MARKJ

Guthrie. KY, September Q, 1sei.-penr
sirs: More than two years ago my eyes
Ia c,oineni ocuIists for relief. For u
mont bs they treated me without particle
Of benefit. Fjnnlly, about three monshs
ago, ] went totally blind, and. as iast
very much 10 tho qualification OF myself
and family. has restored my sight II mas
also greatly benefited my wife ana dausn-
,alvsls for more than two years. and my
daughter a sufferer from inflammatory
rheumatism for more Than twelve years.
All this has been effected In the last TWO
months. TOO much can not be said IN
rraise of the Electropoise. II ] were the
possessor OF the only one IN cxiEtcnce, tne
wealth Of the universe could not purcnaSss
ii. / consider II the greatest invention OF
the age. Truly and gratefully yours'
c, w, GREENFIELD. n. ID.
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rosr AND GRAY CLUB.

rt,,.svIlle. Texas. Dear Haphammer:
Here come hammerng asai9 IA, ana ar h niY
seN.'a go in the color cpntest. 1000
h arlgaSe. the brave soldiers who wore ,he
gray With honor in many hard,'2 pIsh,
nav ,,.et here in June. and l would
i,rs 10 TO invite YOU. Mr., Haphsmmer, to
come and ior al me aps ,S wnSss and ' sas
VIII .,ty little city. Win its nils and
our pls'i and state peni,entiary, and We
,,rn,,'iss You viii enjoy the VISIT VIII
p Prose for this time, Your frle ,an' c,ark
W. all vote for rose and gray and want
~ , 10 n the club. Golfer Malieit; Ata,ne
Ma MAN. - san, Minnie Hohlneti. Elisha
e .,,o, i Rnby Rand. Maud, whsllcy, May
M4da@ G l.ie M1e Sf Emiy Mhs ao~n
Otin i ,rn,yn Lucy Brown, Julia brown
i rs iVs Brown; Kate Brown Gladys
ciarE, Beth Clark.
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GRANDrAr's OPINION on MAscors.

never was much for smoothing
Or sushin' bout kids at all.
An thing that sets me crazy
is lest to hear one of en- squat.
l amt got no use for potry
Like lots of these fel.ers do
Slush about "Slumberland" an the like,
An Mothers Own t;oog.oy Goo."
But I've got one approximation
That I'm never goiu' TO chuck.
And that's my firm and fun be.ief
That Il baby brings good luck
whats Home Without Mother"
You see that framed on The wall;
Lots o. folks's got that motter
An don't know the meanin AT all.
IT means them cold, cheer,ess houses
Tint ehilis Yer blood right away.
An pains Yer to see 90 quiet AN clean
Because there's no kids in the way
ITS Home whore children are rompng
Aud keeping things al. In muck,
Rllo Yer some times by the noise they
made
But SIN they brings yer luck,
I'vc noticed IT carefully all of my days
An always found it true.
That hard times ,ef, when baby como
And STAGED away when there wns two
Think a minute of peope You know
WHO had things tough at the nrst.
But with the first kid things Frightened
Just when they was Mt the worst.
II NAV he II mal,es folks kinder all round
II may he it gives Yer pluck.
But Yer nicks up heart and the skies gel
Fer a baby brings good luck
n. l.. McCartiell in Puck
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HOUSTON DAILY SUNDAY MORNING. MAY TO- 1896

per and different materials, as II contains
principally iron ana Is formed In the ut
mospnerc Tue aeroiite is also called me-
toorlc iron. My best wishes TO MIR. Hap.
hammer and love to all the liaps. Your
friend. Nicholas Beldcn,
I'll walker Avenue.
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PAYS FEATURES.
FOREIGN.
ies-censraiiy faIH ssssAsasa.
a. u 4

a = &
FOREIGN.
ing OF the Frankeort treaty VA
rated at Franfort-on.the Main.
CUBA.
mship Laurada wss leaded neae
don. Conn. with filibusterS,
General WILLIAMS b generally
in cuba. siSs
tish consul 1t Havana has In
II behalf Of the Compsttcs cap.
weyler says he VIM make ~
Is whilo the rebslitm holds cut.
W York Herald correspondent
erna tional complications arc
! on account Of the Compstitor
,sul general Of epain u NeM
cry much DISTURBED ~ the Visit
ected tiIibustsring Steamship - I
or.
are indignant over the demands
ited States.
Castillo has ordered thu saece-
aged.
DOMESTIC.
II services were hell IN Nsw
memory Of Baron Hirah.
.tion OF bishops ID tho next I'M
,glsluiion by the Methodist con-
nd lodge B'nai Firth IN ssssisn
,us. Ohio.
arc arriving In savannah ~
npment. s3f
hop Kahn was invested with ths
/ st. Louis.
Gordon has issusl orders -. J
he next Confederate reuntbn = Y
!. IA
w. yookwaltse q Ohio predicts
h nomination q 1rssldsnt Clsve-
"A war lesder." 4,
CONGRESSl0N 4 \.
,ban question MI reoDaSsx -
up this week.
md harbon bin ~ = spse1ll2
of. -.S:
,gramme for ~ saaaeA
'nce reports On aprssyssesteA
have right Of Nv = - heuse ].
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