The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-09-30
L.H.W. NOTES.
About the Members of the Association and
Their Doings.

Hester Cheesman, daughter of George W.
Cheesman, Co. I 18th Ohio Cav, now of YER
salia, Ky, writes that her father would not
be without THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and
that she looks forward to IT'S coming like that
of dear friend She would like to hear from
daughters and friends Of veterans.
Mrs NJ l.. Seymour, Sodus, N. Y, who
sang for the LOYAL Home Workers at Buffalo,
was with the Tooth N. Y ut their Reunion
and the recipient Of beautiful badges.
Rose Jansen has spent lovely Autumn days
with Mrs Matte Gammons at her home III
Providence, r. L., from which she sends
bright pictures of the everyday life of that
cheerful invalid sister and her companion,
Mrs. Grace T.. Kenyon, one OF the latest and
best additions to the L. H. W.
Grace E. Adams, formerly of Illinois, has
now her home at Corvallis, in the beautiful
valley of the Willamette, Ore, from which
she sends greetings to THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE and the Loyal Home Workers
j. Hlnson late 33d o. Y. l., Puyallup
Wash, writes that the code of public in
struction for that State reads that " 1t shall
be the duty Of all teachers to impress on the
minds of their pupils the principles of mo-
rali.y, truth, justice, temperance and patriot
ian, to teach them to avoid idleness, pro-
family and falsshood, to instruct them IN
the principles of free Government, and to
train them up to the true comprehension Of
the right, duty and dignity of American
citizenship"
C,mrade Hinson disssnts from the views
expressed by prominent educator quoted
in the article, Honesty in Business" in the
LII W., and says "a business experience Of
% years with manufacturers and merchants
in the States of Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois
and Minnesota does not warrant any such
conclusion. On the contrary" he says,
"the percentage of dishonesty is less than
that given in the article for honesty, and
am at loss to know what class of people
the person quoted has met In business
way.
Of our friend will address Miss Margaret
j. Evans, Dean of Carleton College, North
field, Mimi. and ask for her paper on the
Public Schools as Moral Factor in the
Nation read before the Third Biennial Of
Womans Clubs, Louisville KY, he can
doubtless secure the information he is seek
ing"
Elite M. Fuller, Spring Lake n. Y, writes
that through all the bright Spring days,
during which she watched the unfolding of
bud and blossom around her little lake home
and through all the pleasant and picturesque
Summer, which ended with the annual Re-
union, she never forgot the dear ones of the
LII W. and when she thought of those who
were gone never to return, the sun was not
so bright nor the flowers SO beautiful, the
birds did not sing so sweet a song nor the
skies put ON so bright blue. SO does SYM
pathy change even the outward appearance of
things.
A friend sends these rules for selfculture,
which she says have never been printed ::
Interest thyself in the affairs of any with
whom thou mayest be thrown. So shalt thou be
lifted above and beyond SELF and so shalt thou
grow towards thy God. If thou have thought
of person, note if it be good or evil. If the
latter, then hold Jim in thy thought till thou
dost remember some good deed he has done or
some good trait he possesses. Then lift prayer
to the Father for him. So shall he become
thy friend.
Trust in the Lord call upon him hourly
SO shalt thou grow, but you must not expect
to grow slowly Look about you in Ma
ture See how long the seed lies before it
strikes, and how long it takes for the fruit to
attain its full perfection How, then, can
the spirit of mortal attain its full perfection
in day? 2"
4 friend in southern California has been
visiting La Casitas, situated II little
plateau between two canyons, III the mount
aims near Los Angeles, and celebrated rs the
home of Jason and Owen Brown. sous of John
Brown, whose soul goes marching on, = and
there, with only II lone pine tree to mark his
grave owen Brown lies buried The Browns
occupied Il lone cabin high above their neigh
bors, and when once they were visited by a
picnic party from Pasa,itna, who celebrated
their i;ither's birthday by carrying them a
donation, their proud hearts were nearly
broken. When Owen died, Jason left the
cabin, and it has since blown down.
Hnadia Sarsaparilla In an honest and reliable