Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1880, Page 12

-SIXTEIN PAGES, ; : ‘ 12 ; THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, 12, a » hao A ie Py) your beads hard and fast; do penance whiie | sifpples hands not made for idleness and yet) hoor, Rest assurred, gentlemen, that the [ lone avenue of deparicd years. We behold, | right: nota paragon, who never sing or does ( sieh was net tho Tntention i wn THE HOME. yon amity for the harm St Ehno? ling | bewutlfal In repose, Grompy Chub ant ny, We wre inseparable. | ia retrospeetion, the cult and ehecrless eotune | 8 Haney actor anything of thatstyle. for} when you were spoken. Wit ee tor Bot taised: to be done,” sat 1 respeetfully ine Tler head was crowned with a wreath of | ‘Phe tact that Lani Grinmp ls suliclent for try chureh, with ils aquace gallery support- would not give a eanceled onecent stunp {A Hfe of userfity Intendeqe ne: : Pre paar dorse ft. waxy-ereen leaves and searlet berrles, and | the present, Gentemeny Lam too full for | ad py turned wooden pillars: we sua tha lofty fora woman: who was all exprested sweet- | avery one, and fr thls case compulsion ff ae An Exceedin ly Valuable Letter Edna, tho heroine of “St. Ehno,") who ts | over her dress, whose changing shades of 7 utterance,” er joden pillars; Wwe sve fess, nid was never known fo do otherwise | nat be ¢ a Cor thal ie fia [4 recelved when a ated of 12 yeurs’ inte the | color showed tlehest bleulings of oranze, The Seeretary, ou being enlled, responded pulpit, With tts fuded erimsen cushion and | than sudie, And then San always dresses | prvsonal tree-will, te bas iV our Bi from Topsy Tinkle’s © home of the wealthy Mes. Murry, by whont | and erfinson, aud gold—the fabries now of | ns tottowss > & ‘ tassels, above witel the bill head of the | WlUrso nine taste. She ovver wears uny= | extdonces heave the eonsoy in lty's ie Pen sie Is cilueaierl and sian up. anil Ww net fil nw he snot heat aid * Geutlemats of tho Cramps Club ars sclunmn-faced clergyman wea acensioned to Hotta ayghoernntiie stitily: Se a dain Sunn stl uf marae vi ‘O ir its ‘ane she meets St. Fino, Mrs, Murry’s son, whose x, blick and reyal purple. | events sliape the destiny of men, ‘ cane Rae Fas nse Slish, ch slic ay. purely feminine MlEnbor's, bn Rene i 4 ae tue should jude, somewhere between mily ornaments of sharply-toothed, | be born is aareat event. Lt was so with me. | UPboae fo our Infant every we observe the i} slie uwnys wears wonen’seloth) aiithtoesi’t | between them as there « i ‘ stralant rows of hih-backed, unecoms et Uteratade a0 40, Is beawthful, aud so very, very: arranged, and partheolored leaves | Tradition says that Leame into the wortd ta i eae try to rob us of ours, or pe us dy thecatand | ounpotished diamend chat tHe , ‘b> The Pernicious Effects of a Certain Oot, that When 1 read Hee history ct Rope | fastened: tagetiien, unt. toc hee, dress wilt] a Tiicunscious state, and 10. sve mit £601 farlalie AW AGOTE Nas. see uit ati teat MAK Of Our utMentse atid Liisa hor ail [ edt wid the spark thing polteatea fl te n't “ he Pernicious Effects 0 ek Roping with every ime Liurned thatane | thors. of the witd-haw and toenst, ler | theteeth of Christian cannibals that wore pres. a at Tieweton ee ett Montano nea thy better for Ut, for noe man admires a annie | in the king's erowa, © Moe listens Ft Claus of Novels Beautifully world do sontething even alittle naughty, | dress seemed to currespond with her moods, | ent at that event F was wrapped pin flannel | ordiiation, and the t ee Khonereafter, | Mulooking girk But egress, We went, | ‘The one is of as muelt value os th i Shown. mike somo Hite blunder, go that Linteht | for now she was bright, bewltehing, bewil- aunt Aid away ina burean drawdt for ste | rye venerable pastor's ideas aby altogether | We dn, the parlor wo found the polished | but that whlels MMs a mlaston ts these k fevl shy belonged to the sane earth that Lf] dering as an hourl, shying the miyest, mil. | ts 1 the one ng. That traction was slant as to what ats ‘ tie " a 1 E yours lady—ant—well—here’s where Twas | admire, and not tts one wi $8 the on yy did. Well, Edia isan angel, St. Elina isa | dest, merriest songs, atid “aneing In widest | I was tatended tor, ally uot ate beyond the comprehension of our unex: eribinye threes a Tite ts tiselesy al Ce! “ fl a if taken with the spell, After ¢ Ww Us, A Fancy Skotch of the Scasons That devil, but handsome ong who raises fine | glee, holding aloft the purple clusters of the | zantte, for Uwas a hallfare child til 1 was pocuulial sind tnelisel ptiund Intellect, thowsl | fourtis of a etree in making her bow, Wo] ‘There ts too much haphazard ving SSR esa tng serious in the: mit- . Ath thoroughbreds, and hs a great many art l vineyards, or pelting the passers-by with the | 18; bat when 2 think of what) tradition fs iilel H At 3 ehanes to Jook nt) her, and | world, too fttle looking bey: tits Will Find Many Ad» tle tondeneles.’ ‘This young angel saves the | rieh fruluige of the orchards,—and now walle | reeorda of me, aud what Lamy lo-lay, the fet sete of wilelt ue cently atelstons a hs avkhue git sha hid mide of | too much seliistiness, and at te pee Fi alters. Mallee vil, dives hin, innrvies him, | fing fa tha saddest, mourifutest plaints, | is swallowed wp by tke breseitt. finn theme, from the manner in iwhten our vene | Herself. TL vir was mrranced by sueh | Our country stands ih need of ive hers, wien ws her fi take her broad fave look p men od bantppa fonds that afl goes merrily. ¢ wringing her Jinuithy and dashing her ornt- | Grup. And, as Seeretary the tell you what manner of | ments to the ground in utter abandonment | Chib, Pshall weap lta fit rable grandnother nads her head at us to a finpress the subjects foreibly upon aur wt- brente And now 3 around mie e Who, WH the good af tie Na eee over her oye | heart, will work for Its future? Nation ag ie man this was, fe first appears at the black- | of grief, wud carry Chen with ine ver Lyin 1 psu Tene brows, and from the aide covered hi OK Many form plans, bat tor want of ¢ {Organization of a Olub That Hopes to | swlti-shop of Entna’s, prandfather, monntert “The children met her tn tho forests, ns thoy, | it wbder oblisattons to you nll for the Teer TE dag auras to berne ane | bones, giving her a strange look. * She Wory | never util them’ others full for amenzy & ont vicious horse, with a satan: smile”? | were gathering thelr winter store of nuts, | honor conferred on me, und F trast 1 shall | counters of David and Gollah and Sigasen | 3 coat (Fan calted tt a basque) just ke | plist thelr destens on account of unay ld. oe Intorest Rondors of Theso nid a “sardonic glare” In lils eye it. Kling, | sobbing and moaning In bitterest anguish, or | acault myself to the sutlsfitetlon of youl” | sud the Philisthies are presented to ‘us, and mine, and in tte ofa pretty racho or neat. piv elremmstanees, oldas fr Columns, hat the horse, though as tho antinal was | stirring the fallen leaves and making tom {| Mr, Blodgett, on belng called, responded as | the oxelting experiences of Shadenche Mee | CHlUAr she wore a horrid speekled kerehiet | ‘Cho former discourage society by Fi . . handsome and wieked Ike his anaster, he | eddy and) whirl ta confusion. round her, | follows: “Gentlemen of the Grumpy Clubs (i ait akhed ‘ Sp aa? 4, like fates the latter, by exampl " ory : nbout her throat. “tow tugly sho loo shaking the trees ant evusiiing the Howers ik | Confldenee Ih ttraticers, 2 trust, wilt a | Hie eae any in thy fery Curnace, of | was my mental damnit, anit ofa “horse laugh’ Edna | a tempest of anger ways be a ntrked tralt of the Grumpy Club, ‘ “ Infalit have at least simtled satiniety, for we have al heard i J wondere — Thanksglving-Day and tls Momorlos the Subject | jyears flint et ff] tis that the blame rests not upon, tet eRe the poor gitl hhd no mirror tn her room, | should profit by, and not stub et 2 Wo 4 vhhale’s belly,—Uf the big fish really was on | is & over, eher old grandfather for bls Upon being asked tho cause of her dls- | and Lian thanktnl for the responsible ofice SE ees ty i Fan duststed on her playing something en | falllags of others, Our dest 5: + tho gt of Somo Romarks by Eugene tardiness In shoeing the for . After Edn | tress, she only sliook ler dark tresses ayound | You have conferred npon me. This ts an Pliner are ent totes tots arteh alt: Woke tiraly fresh from the musiead press, Forth | of enterprise mid sticeess, and tat he : hag dveomedon! atMrs. Murry’sthignr, | her, moancd, tore from her head her chaplet | ausplelons occasion, Hituerto TE have not Atul, by way uf parenthests, ermtt us here with she marched with the airofa dram- | standard we should ever st t oH hat Hall. the coutldential mald, warns her izuinst St, | of: ‘leaves and) berries, nud unzing with | been eonsilered worthy of "a bigh position Rabies . i HY a fal Hig ALLE imsjor on alress parades to the pinnae, any hut notlee, a sucee: = to remark that we were blessed with nsgoad Sino, md likens him ton “rattlesnake that { mourntul eyes, and potnting with trembling | butas the position has come to me insoug aired s of * after n vist deal of fussing, jot seate object. in view, Is in his own truck and bites overgthline | hana towards {ie Wealtit oF herself naw me | Chave every reason to be grated, "The fuet | Md conscientious grandmother, whose “zeal if WAYS ait then the agonizing began, Dear friends, £] he ts living. ‘Ten to on Dns al ow ask this tin forint ¥ Ss UF tf 1 ‘ly. ravine ‘ f i mite . in our religions welfare was constant and | can't doser! H bs ‘ Hie ho wil Inform you, Ron—Hiseellaneous Commontea Satan hand to hand with redhot pliehforks. | Inher new form she was more beautiful | Grdinpy Club shall not stoop to copy public | ns whenever In or thoughtless moments wo | I Xu please, rare elass’ oF farsighted fndividuae cee tions, Covursed lim, but La rather put my head in | than Chad ever before seen her, opinion,-—It shall mold tt, sir, and Inthe ms | og . 3 ti 4, very ty i i t Preece ayant. Fes Forty. Years, my boy, why this profound | probably he is anttepating future it shall nutonly hold disaywn | committed 9 frlevous wrong, Were we St} sionea? We Matus thy ave Y p y pant ang Over! nspeel ., it si ‘ ea helping hand to others, Gontle- | My4 EOE ait Clacespeet ful “te let fer aie You Are nos poutlng’ yet use the Con- | of benefit to the coming gi Pion Sl ba 1S vlogs tir a 3 4 duetor fn his wisdoin’ withheld that letter, Many fabor for faine or honor; yet wy she-bears that devoured the children who about editors as | not stiypose that) Samuel. Morse Fel ae labored so lowe on the magnetic awoll’s Jaws (hon ath him up; and, God She seened tater, more slender, and moro | went pleastie fi the knows, Towish he had dled when a baby, tne | graceful, bat Hu sid ly: hopo | future camplettan of some d TOR AURORA BOREALIS, atau of Hvliug lo graw up the sinful, swear- Her face was falrer and her eyes shone | men, Fania Grumpy, body and soul.” — i 18, Hurting devil hi Shortly atter, | with aclearer He! fre walking tn, tho extensive grounds, Jler hals, p Edna sees him beat a dow for kiN i cane onld hava {elegraph it & Mt, Pilking, the selentitic gentleman of our lene eheaded Ji . 7 | Now, If you knew as intel ty Hered with diamond lust, Club, ex sued Hiinself trou ty exon re Tr tie tale ended “elisha. So) Aeiuly Ilo ou woul ever Tart HH tas faboredl si nthe. mg 5 7 wasdrawn back from her broad low forehead, | murks by saying that bly mbid at prese anahale ouiarele ae Hee Hein for one instant. Never mind ney | he had nat thought of. Whe great yw ¥e beautiful spirits that illt o'er tho North, wntll tha head and face are bleedin tivisted’ Into a classle knot i 4 v ~endeny inelencholy eblende woou ciir sensitive yout, lip yi " q ei worth hls s ‘3 pon the buck 8 greatly gectipled in an: endeavor to ns- ve expecte y “ do elip your letters at both ends, cut them in | davention would bs to tha world, Whenee como ye in glory and loveliness forth? | | tyruiged and one eye nearly ont, only desist- | of her head, and held in Ite plive by a pear Cerlaln the most direct road to the Arabian | wld that we expected to see nt any moment i i ‘orld. Von ‘ 7 a tivo in the middle, and elip thein agaln, confident that Napoleon TE lind uf Whonee draw’ yo those rose-tinted flashes Of | tye heenuse she refuses to hand ‘hin‘another | and silver ‘comb whose delicate tracery | Desert, as he is fully convinced that, with the two tdentleal bears hounding forth from sunpress same 0 Haught e = For The Chicago Tribune. thet E és ur biggest words thatyou | In anticipation. but personal glory, 13g Ught stlek, the beating belne accompanied by t | imlght have been the work of fuiry Nigers, the help of the Griuapy Club, he can per Hig neljulaeny Bacio Lene tus te Wee ow feok out of adletionary you bor ned far wid be w warning teal? hls ‘Which atroam to tho zonith, puro, dazzling, and | “volley of oaths,’—and 1 presume thy “sa- | Her dress was ot dead white, flevcy, and | sunde the Arctic explorers to, abandon thelr | pyetand Primer” on the top shelf. in’ her | ‘st purposes never mind ita bit, Tsay. ‘Try ailevous mistake when wetnok bright, tante smile” and “sardonic glare.” He | soft, and cool, aud her overdress of filmy, | chtmerieal pursuit after a northwest passage, | dichen enpbourd, and; whenever wo wanted | 88001, und always bear in mind that editors | to the flatteries of men for happiness, Ty Thon fade, when tho brightest thoy seem, from | murdersamaninaduch Well, Ladinit he | glistening Ince, finer, and softer than the | and turn thelr atsention towards discovering | ong of her Incomparable cookies or a plece of ag a cluss are angels, Tanny. *] often we tind decelt, benentte a pe or tho vye, hat Frou provecation ie fit. ite Ms Alte splits Waly tho Told here, nut there the nasty Hak betest nate aio EOS. her lusclous pumpkin- ple, we paid. for our fortur and the world is false pst who : | he tells Bane: drank, 1 gambled, and my | fastened with gems of pure chateedory or ¢. Wattle, our iterary member, respond. oh by et SS Aastra One ty of . ‘allows you Hike your shadow, disappen Like pe henge Hopo brings to charm us, and— | midnight earousala would sieken yout NOUR dalnty yelned opal. ed briefly: “Gentlemen of the Grumpy Club: Juneh by commnlcting sundry passages from, i Saun HORE SEs indurkness. Happy is he who week Hote fe “Jute how many ears have Epotired tender | Her necklace was composed of strings of | Asameinber of the Club L have listened to illustpated ina somewhat pecniine. fashion OOD LETTER FRO: oe te sonal enjoyment, tor he will eventually bo Bay, are yo tho souls of tho happy and bicss'd? words uuntlt fale hana wens as, oad a of peatla, tie lik themselves in tite slininiat is polarity this arguing with aurntalred de ‘There was, mong many others, a eatlentura | x44, ATAMICH Wis T Nov. ‘oe it a ‘cold and Pee nial fie hth hoves of whileh , 4 =. fared Mme, ane rnd ir love to mock= ng billows of lace, or lay lovin; upon the nt, ad Lean add ul b tow! vi ve 4 one 0} > Mitw. EE yy NOV. 8,—J Tow cols ie ins dreauied wi never be rea No more by eqre, sorrow, und suffering Ob> | ory. Ge broken-hearted woman for Jove of | smooth whiteness of ino n tee wad’ of Grim Death. with a very long seythe, ett H i f ? alized, It iy 5 eek, dL have been a closo observer this | ite otf the. te; 7 vg | clear, and cal it ts thls evening,—as calm as | tho verdict of the world that seltish'h press'dt hint hnnres herscif tit convent, aud «uring | From ter belt hung agay litte sachet, sct | evening, ani Ldiseover that there aro many | Hing OW the legs of a sthall box that we : ti i awent oor | Hess is a sensation that lins never Bee wee And sport ye around on your plitons of Nght, the eermuony of taking the veil tooks atjitat | with peart and opal. ea gay t, fine palnts of charneteriatle heauty tin the fancled sometines looked very inuch like | Jt no devastating storm hind Intely swept o'er ‘er been exper ive ar while! 4 if i clic rienced, In your robes of purity, lovely and bright | fayingly, and he iatuighs In her fae, To re-} Her tiny: satin, slippers peeped, from be- | general make-up of the Club, ‘Meas E have pabeel yes under whieh this solemn couplet | tand.and sen, leaving death and desolation in| “ron the popular verdict, thon, wo onght That yo muy cutch the guze of the wanderor's.) yenge hhnself tor the wrong done hin by the | neath her fowlng skirts, and the ttle silver | noted, and shalt erpbutly them tn my torth- “he tt cuted 1" ts pathway, : to profit, and our entculations for the future : ey, tn the sky? wnat he shot ho indices the dead man’s sis- | heels ellnked merrily as she moved swiftly | coming novel, which I shall dedicate to the Hoth xront nnd siaall "Tis nnight to gather in the home, in a} should comprise the pleasure of others, if - And beckon him up to your homes in tho sky ter to consont to an clopement,. filly to mect | forward [nto tha sunllent. Grumpy Club? ‘eal ; A.liitle further atone. In the book was a | CO” oom, around a bright grate fire, and, possible, universal benefits,” Or are yo thoso guardian angols who keep her, and she fs carrled home and dies soon Lavishly she bestowed her gifts upon | Mr. Coddleton, oitr musteal member, ex- sh ‘i , Destalogzi oneo aiid: Let us live for resent f graving representing the burning | -Aecording to our mood, rejolee in the warmth ron. Her | tT our Ihomenta, “He tells | blankets upon those who wero. freed ng dnd ) he Wad an, engaxeiment tv play the fife ina of ne Ite jolie Rogers byt bare-legged | and Ight or wish for more sutlielent shadows Se Bit ae eo nea eae ak to hls treatment of | upon Chose who nevded them not, seattering | torelillght procession, fied, 14 wo were at thls wa i Pr x th 4 a anere one Tatutted ax In lls { ag we tisten to the music softiy drawn from | Bathor? aim T not my brother's keeper? “1 teased, and tormented. and wounded | warm ermine upon reli and poor, now hang? | reminded by the President. that we were ex- fat a iy: y ton { i ses Hoxers: wiping | tuneful Instruments by loving hands, touch- My friend, 1£ you would possess lastin, my enn, you when ay opportunity offered” St. Ele | inc every tree and bush with brillant gems { poeted to march in a body, wo tinmediately ner tg ng eves with her apron, with ning ing many chords of our natures. Now snd, | happiness, make all your resolutions in fits i, Telangduge you have that mortal may hear! mo nukes this dellghtfal confession to Kdna | in very ‘reeklesness of extravagnuce, adorn audjourned tho meeting, children bent her, arranged inarow, grads | rocking the heart, making Mournitul mem: | Morning of Ife. | Tany them onthe frm when he declres bly love for her, and Tsay | ing the houses with most wonderful pletures, | And now, dear renders, of ‘Tho Home, al- | wly inereasmy In length | and size, | Cries of absent loved ones. raisiia the glouny | foundation of justicy and the brond plat domomicné then aout as tho atrains that aro notte . phout the sit the 5, Staal pda stopping to playfully pinch a sehool- ane iit, before nlostius thle letter, ie Five you Uk he zeleea lt tint slnirali, ee hosts of out resolutions never eatrivd nnd of common Boise, Study well your ‘lestgns apes! ky rn suilics” and “sardonle glares, nee ov's cheek, ashort sketeh of each member of the Grumpy Seong Me ae ce y plea r, . Otte: u and ever keep in view the welfare of By harp uf tho zephyr the welent ek y hemintog | feartut frownlngs and scowlings with | 1 hid now secn Earth In all of her moods, | Club. : Niu a plete of eli En te ae ae ee ee ea ace tuthi eae iptes tee i ry Ste Lely retushyg to see hor wh Thelr vigily o'er Kurth while ber myriads sleep?’ | Mfter, St, Isto re: ws tos Or wut ee to marshal through yorazure dome | Sell for him In herdy Some spirit thut pants for its glorious homey Riutna also, in referon Whence come yet Why burn ye? O breathe Jn | I friend anil foo allke, quietly tossiii white | eased Mfinselt trom making any remnrks ns | stirited ¢ f very tere e Dev should be brough ur c, Now firmly adhere to your prinetpt + asics which tls conduct is wlentifally | but had not been able to decide in which. L | ~ Bucks tsa gentleman of prepossessing ap- a vary teree: Ieoleing Havits svltts x pale ae oneal ‘ought to the surface tn the home, Ing the day, and Jifes paren wil ges ee For ayes and ages wo've glitter’ and shono, punetuated all the way through, “Before | loved her most, and still as the days zo by I | pearance, Ai prince, among men. Ho ts | eur init lie the ead Taine 4 is ‘Tho impatient throbs and tongings of the soul | © Flane in the strength of your experience, ae publ in therein Linge, nino, | they. ure married he bocomes converted, tho | watel her, muver quite sure that L would al- | the maideingaiecr afin narrow-xatia ral | Mfushtoned is was engaged tie. de | ant pante and ronetis urdu ood, | AU Ae IAs when, sunset shall abe wre ie mil ot our thy sory slits years ku nent, see her fn spring or summer, aud or | oad, and in that capacity hte has develope: fetable nee ne Thea terrorcatric eakinge t . tn you, i willbe said of you, "He Iv CuICAdy, Vet, A. Bunks 8. Hite | and he ts supposed to become an exemplary | fovely winter dress, ARYEL. | sueh’power and SIMI thatthe raat 1s low Wat feetably necithalliiy oF brolline a toreur stile: ae entre ay sen A noble life,” and eternal happiness shall fi “SLOPRY” NOVELS. heh abnnteret ine Wy iter ae Lia ue oC row for his broad spirit, ‘Tho Chub, there- | q'blizing fire. Liwus lever gility of exng: | and puttiu inmotion the tongues thut have | Your reward. xy. F PLAN Sie uit d af the broken hearts, bit he docs some very THE GRUMPY CLUB. fare, will by benefited by his ripe espertenes, | eration or of sirroptitionsly taking green | before bell silent. Now Jest und mirth give 4 AN EX NT CRITICISM DY TOPAY TINKLE, lige eimonant wehieh ‘8 y 193 ONQANIZATION AND AIMS. +] and the surplus energy which would goto apples from the orehards it our neighbors | place to sad refleetlons, atid raging Inuightor MISCELLANEOUS, 5) ‘Tu the Editor of Tue Chteagy Tribune. Interesthy: remorse, which ought to suites, Site CP AKC , waste In the narrow-gituze will be absorbed | 2) aoeehy ahha i td Lees 4 me ‘ , alte 4 Thatis just whut makes the buolke so dinger= ‘Ty the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, by the Gi . Chub, withont subsequently. having some serlous | foreo to flight all ghosts; the Httle ones HOME DECORATIONS, 3 Citcago, Noy, %—Lnn recent Issue of The | ous. In spllo of St. Elmo'shorriblemonide- | Decatur, HL, Noy. 6&—Permit me to ine | Dy the une or Vicw-Pinaldenits. ' reflections ato whatimy sitiition might bo | climb | down fram papa’s Kkneos, or © To the Editor of The Chcago Trivune, : 1 notice s the books whiel Mr. Plekleding, our Vice-President, 130 | ithe hereafter, but perhaps after all the | Wft thelr heads from mamma's’ Jap, v + * Home t notice among gis hooks whteh aro | farmity, thy wuthoress Thus managed to throw troduce ‘The Grumpy Club to the renders of | gentioman of thie attainments, radiea! to ® | ntetnre hada very cen wire iis where they. titva been qigetly. enjaye | ,, CHICAGO, Nov. %— want to add my quiet i mentloned as being exeeud Hugly desirable to suel i clumouraraund hin that, unless, one | ‘the Home. The nine of our Club, Lear, | great degree, Istens to theopinions at othors | thy youthful imagiiation. Ihe tho freal with their elders and imppy | mew to the pleasant Home chat, Becky ead | »” by Charlotte Bronte, Th rensons It out, the enormity of his sins does Fs “ er that th itself hale 1 a PPS # read “Jan "by Charlotte Bronte, ‘The | reasons it out, the eve Tanah ce 1g, | Will not suggest anything very exalting; In In such nmunner that the manner tse tH Our granudimotier netnally believed ina | converse, merry songs, and tripping feet | proposes that soma one tell how we can {writer says: Lam suré no one can be any | Tie they ave the class who will most ead the | fet, (may suggest nothing at all, eanatiaties the onion Rotate tf hug | Herat inke of fire’ aud briinsione, “We re- | mark the speeding evening hours. .. | decorate our homes Inespensively. ‘ ‘the worse after having read what a noble | pook, will Imagine thal a pure girl nay tose |. When wemet to organize we found our- | his great weakness. is thatof borrowlug | Metber unee seelnw her drop abit af brine | |, Tikest thon the plelure Silver Vert nnd Iwill try to holp 2 little, ns tho tea an woman Jane Eyre was, and what saeritices | such a monster, will build to theinselve: at ale 1 some Ive F rile 2x! Para, away off inthe wilds in your “shaky "h y ‘ 1 | selves in the same predienment asthe young | money on the Mleawherlan prineiple, For | Seve upon some live conts in order to exhibit lon exbin? motoa'l, Lthink it will be quite an addle she uiade for the right.” T think another | idea) “hero, stronmly suleed with wlek- | nether was with her drst baby,—worrled | good and sulllctent reasons le wis not tous the substance of whieh Hell was vom | log cabin? |. y tlon to Tho Ilome to have n sn Mew tiny Oy taki of thn subject fo ond tielletitral’ thought stan saves cand ‘i about a name, We deliticrated. for ‘hones | Houlnated for ‘Treasurer. peel gt conmectiolt wits ucubartelong tn. | Ute mien me ie Horzarg fo dhink of ral See whose mind is well versed in social selence, and who Is experienced In tha knowledge of good and evil, it may be harmless, nust fas- einating, reading; ton romantic girl--and 5. We all know a time of roimance,—sensitive novel, wi “I. to every impresslon, unnble to distinguish neranize ¢ Ghenedide . 4 these days of progressive theological thought | tt 1 should suppose you would want to | voted to that subject. I would propose that ipon the necesalty of attaching some dignt- |», @ the Secretary, modesty ntoné pre- | wa ouhit to tel traly thankful thatmany | leap occasionally, with a glad" Whoop,” Into | she try Hartford terns, ‘hoy are beautiful vents ine from parading my virtues before | gid superstitions have pugsed away. a pleasaiter home; and, by the way, 5‘ . fied name to onr Club, some name thatwould | ‘The Home. : , ithe old. Neve lenelund: bene haa might imvo’ reckoned, Tithe ‘you oye Yl! | and quite tnexpensive, “ack them over th young men at thelr awn | curry with itn certain degree of profundity, | istodgett, our ‘Treasurer, ts a curiosity. | disappeared fromthe homes of Ue descend | thou a Wweleomo from one more in ity elrete | Toots Arotnd tho pletuures, and aver the wine ry may turn aout nicely coe whieh, in a measure, would make up for | Has been a dry-zoods clerk for ten years. yet | autsof those who eancelved Its cutchls beside Little Sister and Helene-oe more ween ig Tacs euctaine,, They sil pay va the ‘arty | What brains we might lack. In vain dld we | fall that thie he ls notpossessed a palrot | Ita grotesque engravings appear ridiculous | who would not mind “snow-shoes, long lalr, ity for wil trouble, and Keep it winter yu tis outer bad. tall power tt | ellberates AI tit - Kid gloves. Ite fins been so honest that bls | in eompatison wich thevpretiy pletures with, | caulleaerease, hur hungry luke. hag | Ot Af you have w door ti tho mlikdly of tha swith elearness bobwean tho tracnnd Wuetales, | ReMNe vents Mesute lauselt th. teal Ute i arhltugat comuptexlous Bault oc ae uvetee employers dare, not ator Mi nhher post- whieh wo now aniusy and instriet ue quik | are, they # ts Hot a man a inan for a? that??? Drekels very neeurely dug sldeu theta y be oxeees y perntetu y ‘i 1 0 “ navel Wi on i fon test he be ter ato te dren, We no longer wonder whethe if he isn man. ie maa ‘ h it may be exceedingly pernletous. What earn i cn ea EU Aug tO seed aime, and the name was somewhat char | to have wagered S10 with suveral amen in | better te be burned allve for pole atitnd Hae wv. Comer, £ admire your “ideal.” wbout Hale way its un Shem pik canines -business fins any fresh young soul to | Merry ead. the bout with her poineout | seteristic of the proposer's sentiments, Wo | town that te could tell them how many | the lamented Rogers, or brofted afier we nee ron Iy truly’ grand; more, he ts tran- | the contre and Wanderl sine PBL tek know of the sins which Ttuchester, the hero of | 16 faiseness: nnd impross upon ler Hint, while | Were asked to enll It “The Gas Club,” “Rad. | Mresses tele wives posaes mil to nvuld | dead, tor ovit-dodne, lke the territh seendental, ‘To read ls Works Isa henetity | Gant to til up tee poe. Udekle ‘rent ts “Jane Eyre” committed, ant how dare se | jr pleased Miss: Evang to allow St. Elmo to | ieal Club,” Unlon Clube)" Mentor Club,” | Seindal utter poeketing the cust he tas bad | iy thy reailstle Luferno of our furetutnen for Jean almost declare tut every period | Sinderia as iegraws over ling Wire Ma for one moment Imagine that It may be with | gather his pire snowdrop and wear (eh hls | © Proteetion Club,” and "Yi ub? <pinin that they bought all their dresses | “vie religion of Christinnity hay assumed | contains a trath, Condnetor, may C quote a | shape,—an ures pretty. che olen. ville inv the posstbilltivs sho should Hsten to some | polluted bosom, a fitting reward for his con- roteetion Club! ant“ Yelllng Club. at Is counter, Ae 8 broader Humanity, and it exhibits to-day a | few that most forelbly Lunpress ine? Will completely hid the tude pots ih a very WV LN8 BOSS eating shel Wee Could ieee teen ccnvieta oatt ants | We were about to hurrah for something, |. Pilkins is our philosopher. Ha tins reeul- | spiritat universal charity forgiveness, and: | “Here are some from hls essay on “Cult- | Foy weeks: Van Gite ort et ae ane such thle of debatichery as be pots Tito toe | eee eee ee net ae eee tat | when the Chair called us to order, atu re | lar yews on setetico and religion. At pres. } Jove to a sluful anu futliite world, sure?:) “One of tho benetits of a collexe To Lidl tha vine iy ero it bilan tetas sympathiang ear of Jane wille she walks | Mort of Ssatanie sniiine and “sardonie:? | marked that the Club about to be formed was | ChL he ts glving hls entire attention to the Hine let us return to tho memories of eliild- |" education iy to show the buy its tlttle avail.” | {o'seo tho plalitwvane te g:-rnther late to besite hin In the entrunelng role of a sont: | glaring on his tellow-prisoners—1f he dared, | far mutual improvements and In dving it a | Darwlalan theory.) He experts to surertse | hood. We enn reeall our glad return home | What, is tue anywhera Is trie every | start ie now, Dut L think It cold by In fall saver, fted by her exceeding pureness above |” Now, Lhelleve fea good, heatthy novel. I Pee dabrovement, aud in wiving it «| the eelentitic world by new discoveries Int | trom the villuze chureh when the religious | where. iS heauty by New-¥. Gly rity oe nee e if . auten US peMs i ff CK y ye | cultivating an geyualatance Ww eh) eluded. eck het of every apple onee, g Wi ne Chiyd ina tho lilies, her furchead raised to tho stars, | Yated. nt tho expense of the felines, and | nanimously wititrew une proposmls, and | of the waelts history, when Bante lett tho | jueiee stelelichells wit Wie exenk of dno outa | OE. tae? wommins WH ‘tho rele, work batt by d2o, 284 gaTstepher Claypote, to bo man, es For that is Just the way tn which these dan- pedantic ‘ol fossil wha an are eae appolated a committes of one, consisting of | mate and entered the feumnte e shall keep rs upon the foesty highway. We tiwar | Ways? Tere Is one thats cums a little severe Rov wiNUlly, as, APM TE kerous confidences ara most likely to strike | ight. reading of every kludy but. L SRT CUTER Re maul oe Wun die are Cale by all wenns. “We ure dee ies uu ues ny ty watlon tn gp Bure | yah Jere annus DeOntey ETUUIINEEY: LO WHO WILL ANSWER? * 5 awoll Corser Y i‘ ye y en . Mr eharicrecie + ee vet, voted bo ls * ottisd KLte ty wesperience the hour o! dolls, 5 our gentle maiden, who, ‘well Versed tn | would make my choles sinong tho healthy We then adjourned to take part in u tureh- Whimbee ia bound up tn Mterature, Ho | impatlentand Tangy Watel ig nud waiting. To the following, very much Uke ong of |. > 7 Me Hilor of The Chicago Tribune, romuntle § “suttiunic” and Ml shiner Byron, given to mounliglt anusings and | Wholesome books, baoks that bruce one ty | ght procession, Funiinc vere: tune inivele. bie tive reas: thiat fe were ncaa nuuin about tho lee | my own, Met L inddentiy vonfesd Gat |. LAvorre, Ind, Nov, 10.—\Will you pleaso Yagne yearnings after something to do, Eee nar a thee of Adie A oto at tecting the Ello acl report | they wont Interfere with is own Higenulty. hat is loaded with rleh and slowly hot less" respect when 1 Tord iewas nse | toll me what fs the object of ‘Thy Home ln fondly funcles that overy moody, msn] Ajegtt's © Little Women” are niee for young! Ate etree tee on Nine was rend’ by the | Severn) members: of the Club | viands, nud Fully adorned wiar | Entergon’s, £ most cordially a Very your paper? I have tried tn vain to fh throple man she Amvels ts but the vietlin of | people,—for ald peuple, ton, for that matter, Gentionion®: Tv acentdane with: your He tatest abi etl novel th ANtserH te Uinaiplis ot New Englund eatheary art and Tow of au rage ean Ih pat in tes Elance re ae it nnd will be really al tlt erwel elreumstances upons oan. over- | Whit a wholesoie cone pervades that whole | tg ane 1 is is combustion ts) gracerlis aid citeys Wed haere sat iat ; si na cl U1, tntelizent fuce Is | you will tell ma: either by letter or fi, sensitive nature, the © unhappy possdssor he wins are all so htnniis fultag | Riv teauest, Lheg leave to submit the’ fle | jmagery fines bit Its qreat defect Is Unit he We devon our Thanksgiving {nner with | the end of culture, and! gtiveess enough? Saturday's paper, MOE r BE UVEC. AA ORGE BE AGS -COeanl Linpulses, and of human funlts, too. toygong cael fur sate rsideration ; ts too prolific In eroating chart » His | asensy of delicious enjoymene and sutlstae- | would be well for us all to remember, hot necessary for.) novel commences In the usual wa res. eR eps ihe and ine | tho. ‘Lhe dishes are’ ramoved, the cloth | dave not quote more, bitt read for yourselves ROMERODY BEND IT TO NI, hopes, bhusted affections, and ‘withe p | Slee every-day. sort of girls, but always | ing to deplet te you the mental straly Lohyve’| HOT rvriers is Ay’ clutred away, aken buck eanark: eye eSShy are BNI TU TOTS. everything else in general while only nT striving upward and onward, Just here will undergone hn order to requite the contidere,, STORET pouiney lnds veiling | claret ata ati 1o tabla tau bucks to lta y (a seauneks cabant ose, In his: eanay an To the Eulitor of The Chteago Teibunt. the touch of her dainty Angers, the mele of | Some one tell me.why itty that whenever an | your have repose is to be divided wt her | wecustomed “place warweett Ue Sladows ml epee How true, how tigly ex | gear asazoo, “Mleh., Noy. &—A reader of Inne. Suites ft te say, Tenth among thirds stepsisters. While her | beneath the snails fn. Add thu worse | sullior wl her Jutiuence to bloom alo pane a weontn who ly wel | tat Lope the wisdom of iny eho " . * will be ts es AN | UW her d= ily ’, i | y Ishould e eaking rie] your excellent paper presentsghis first te ie A 4 me I t * He here dedi her atepsisters are anxiously awaiting her de: | fomity Ulute, leokt Luss, brush, and comb, should enjoy speaking. right hare of a dhe oF eat of all thts falte lis Hie nobel ie eats Lr RAH ear rene, needy ui tab ie ttl all, Many were | qifse a Good Samaritan co! along In shape | ‘Che evening shadows gradually begit to | few authors whose works Linnet admire, but | quest. Will you please rive hs ft your next aniae See eerie dar wire | axhen-colored-lulred fale: weanderiing | jererlatie. ot regelieat themse) ray ehare | of a young man withan wereeable face and | fall, and slahit comes erceplng of; a blag | linked ine forbids the pleasure. At some | fasua’ the potm of Miles O'Kfely, In whieh i Fee eee eer taaonte dari. | trontul I robes of gray, when all she knows | pecnted to ine Hine te ee ees eth Ht) null purse. “Ho falls passtonately in love | bee ts buruuus on the broad hearth, and its | ftture date, however, should Leonsider that | these Ines are found: i Hee eee ee ass providins that ii isn | tiata blonde with all the color liken out of Petr Mat trove a a neonsistent | with her, and she heeomes his wlio justin | tuntiatie tongues Ughten up with’ a rosy | it world prove interesting, Lmny do so, #§Lot mo tangto u hand In your hale, Jeanette, res pelt 11 i levity ‘oe ee atneaeteny YY) her would look dyeidedly nishy-nashy In that ait Pt ce wrlenerdcnh aU to thug to. esenpe falling Jnte tho elutehes of | glow tho forse and faces that cluster about Fmgrsonin, you hever Kuew the original "The prettiest hair in the world, Hy a it See ee UAH awa. MAUL CRe wineaitiy | tllite Toray Linki. | Setuon borrawed enpltul henew tho neces | hor stepsisters, who, whit in eertiflente | 105 a son of thinksstving Is sine, In while | of any’ * model wite,” therefore 1 forgive you I. Penny, - tht, EES a ait ti iat et a er —_—-—- alty 0 sone id 4 stitetly: our own —somt | bought for money, were about to shut her up | the volees of the tumily cirele ure’ blende for saying sho was anworthy of pity; which, | == — 3 bore Rare eect ea a ery eT THE SEASONS. hata whtele by individdial exertion and | ian Insane asta, ‘he yout couple ble | onr veneraple avandtathor, reads a timltlar | poor child, 1 dy: hor tha Justies' to say 1 e " puny ntrew He pe ry Me are sate ite wate S NS. a tetoe jon wou! ‘ Geeone as creat und re- | away to the monntila lands, where afew | chapter trom the Word of Gail and we kneet | setreely bellove she over really thonght shi | somes wren Fs 4 sielae MT Ae Lengel eta ACU ANCY, SOE IE Led steaie yt te tithe past, Witte you way] snonths Kelair bringe bntele to the bride's | together while with a faltering und trem | deeded, You were not her friend and eonfl- D ie ie ‘4 ne dew ne trans ty a Tew To the Laltor of The Chicuge Tribune. HAVE LOTST ee ta pleasant duty to sake | yey a healthful stow. In the meantine tho | tous volcu the old san austly Inveres | dant dn her sweet, innacent girlkoods you ‘a le 4 Se eee deee, Savely achit pias oe Cincago, Nov, W—Like. a vision from | OM wn sei atest you perhaps dld novston | steps ehngrined at the inlsearriaze of | the Divine blessing, and asks thot dhe family | Were not witness to the coy. enburrassinent : i TASC ha ear TT Hoty whispers Waly T dreamiand tere dawned upon me one morn. | 1p Consider ih Haley i TAURI Ug to sutiss | thelr plot, vent thelr spleen upon eneh other, | cirele may be preserved unbroken forunother | With whieh she confessed the blissful seeret k Er ae a ee ree tite Mespiterutie | ing atovely malden, with stury eyes and | Pint Tiare eds however, bi dhe very polit | ‘They semmrate. ‘Po nid them ta bearing thelr | venrs “Che children creep to bed whih drowsy | of her engagement; you never Istened to lant > Bove ea mealed oe cen a aug etully taesitaectunes Leveled bani etre PLOT ave sticenedeat muccompllshiiy. | disappolatment thay enter the matrimoubal | dyes, the old tulks soon tallow them; tha fire | her ebettatt dreams of hipplness (for sho . Py Sr aba treater sa SOME Suny islet Howlog hulr, holdtys in one hand the tratting lf sutisty you all was tho tisk Tset iy | market, and ace bil ln by tires fortune-seek- | goes ott upon thy broad hearthstone, and | really had dreams, and belleved thatimarrhage . a piljoy thet, go t n die Gat bald skirts of hér misty robe, with its thy sprays it th forbs ie Mire it appeared to beat Lora, Abihhy part. of the story) the anthor, { tho farmhouse ts sll, Wits woultt’s heaven listen of oftentimes: ie aul H tains ff an gilnuk can stops | Of spring beauties, from benenth whtet au cute matters anit he thou finally | pam sor a osuy, seed tt to lot . . * . . é ; its reverse) when she’ should be the ehore ——— re 2, Sema day hard, cool, co an aap neapeil stipe OF dalnatert nt! Tek tne that by aw happy combination £) iventy years elapse ere hares Our grondfather iy dead, Ile. hing fale | shed wife of tho belng she su: fondly loved $1 tothe rescue and saves yore with all your | peeped silpp daintient grec; nud With | coud become: the medi whereby you all | gies te tread, At tho, end of tho | lowed our good eranlinother to the better | ane trusted, t a Henurony Maples, front teat tuys HW) the other shading her pretty self from tho toa aul linves ry alae in bradtetuy the Wau | twenty yours we tind -that the stepsisters | land. ‘Phe musses und the ehens grow wun Yowdlld not wateh the blushes como and j 6 Leh oe sourlinnun fares: H haps | strom stare of the delighted old: sun by therefore only became icessary to wake | ave apparently been cunning a rice, for | the cold gray stones Uiat qmark thelr graves, {| go In her fale eheeks when sho gladly. toak b] ye botween herself! aye: the combination andl aubailt it te you, Gene “ s ve renehe it aay r 3 i " ren from ine to detriet ane fot frou the valug ECAR Aula Decent ae Uenwen, you alt brupoged onan, diferlagy teeter afte LN Way (hive te PRT e Praag HTH eM a ae ad of woman's ioral uttugnee ov of tha Dewy. | ae golden stems i : frou each other, and all of 9 politleal come | terested In the death of the youn lady Gut | now, ‘Lhe little ones have growie to mune depths wlien she recloved Manufacture more thant of living for others when duty demands, | slender golden stets and ornanented with | ptexion; Llave' therefore taken the tnttlal | was, whenever that event takes place, hood ‘and womanhood, aud, with ebildren aatitations, B00 Ditleorent Varictics but for young Jatles Lowoudd have these | the develest, Mlmtest, sofigst tice that: ever | lecter ot each and have the word “Gramps. The consumptlye young lady that was iy | of thelr own, are seuttered videly apart | “You nuver nated, (atatalls, how soon the |“ tile i : things of nditferent nature, more Unie spent | was seen; dineing and. singing, now: sinlle | wiileh t hopy will be satisfactory to you al), | nse the mother of bulla dozen, who ave tne | about the world, blushes faded, the dimples ted, nor stood TUE BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES. onthe brothers ato home and) the wort in ing eteefutly, now frownlag with the prettl | We, mls call ourselves the Bachelors’ | terestud in keentus tholy mothor alive, ‘The ‘Ono by one our dearly toyed ones leave us. Interval of three short youre anil pelwnals ABuU eae Tease analy AUC Ae Sle ost Ute pout, and never more lovable seat pel Olan Chau be paul ings stepsisters are too poor to xo to the mount. | Kael year ue sattly “are saddened by the | gazed tor tho last tts aud with eh, : 5 seu or our hidrautie: tienen ihe vorlt tyhenbas MT EH Hit ale 0, re f Anuel business Is ota very sure foundation | tun when she wept,—eneh little erystal agit | weaknesses, but as meniers of die drunpy | lt mula th ence career nae tid) as thy | Toss of fiverlt trlents; one hearts grow tard | bert wpon the piles thin face, and thred, fold uf ee tu dua Ade better, | 147, 149 & ISLS; Jelferson-st., Chicage, - ¥ "8 " je the Pond sellish, anres yetits decrense, y | ed hands, whose work on et ily y fort happy iurrage, elther, wil Heaven | rase and tell seeming to enhianee her beauty; | Club we cat be bachelors without infurmlng | inner isin despale as to what should be paree nuit tlleaa pase ii decrees wand Oy ended, and thou! ky ant bien ie help any won, say i who, in waldltion te | whispering to the siglets eblrvuplag, to the} the publle that we glory init” done, E Ish Wie few trlenitships dha rentany let us | 8 dead," with all her girlish dreauoy of | waving ier hand to the brooks, and There was io tne to put tha motlon for or i ti t. the cures of wifehood and miateralty, duders } robe "Tho above takes also to bila up her husband, Te were | tassin farewedl to Quy white silly pon the | aziinst the report, for we, broke through atl | ¢, Net an well for her that she tid) surety beforehand | bosour of the bla ald conn; blown kisses | roles of decorum, and. rushed for the Chali halts) t gear yTegarting her soul's mnetal, else, In pasalty to the dediente-lued butterilies that ho! nan, Mr Bueks Wao shook hh by the i at PlirGuicts the furnnevor anticton, she vias fad ponent her as if to alight upon ber lps, hand, shook bin‘by the Jews, shook tim by ise Herat Earitns one % very contempilale glten ictea aatagy: Dat yond hs, rue she snes ett ah, Mrekleltz was “0 Hig toe quality of shige | rer dhinpledt Unger; direwhag baele her wave | demonstrative tat he pat inte pravttes tha | oh" el ath aw re When “dane Eyre” frst came from the | tic habe fram” ler forehead, and latahing | bayish game of fenpeteog, bis: should have broweht ina elvit ww is the substaneo of the story a8 UENO Cae gee , kearving aut all the wit and em tls the aptatin of those who tently walt- ney ai all that we heve fost, “Vals duy of blessed mem: be lgnured, bt should bo > brated by all whe have | You never saw, through falling t onelidles thaukfal for. Lotus | ose for whom her youre Ute hud been suerl ‘The aptiton is aspreased tat he | conte Uke olden-thne custom. Let us | feed held thelr eldest ehitd (i sw babe pte toes teas sore roranepl: | stelve to be le: and worldly, and more waekedeneh of her three years of wedded | eepon Waron Scutes (PIntform 6x19). Hiness unttiied, the while you almost re- ed that pertect, peaveful rest had come ta witty, th erg self Weed BE hehe hada Heh eats L tele y UNG OF Ie r Seutmyy | tenes but tt 1s philnly te be seen that the | Knuternd to ei “tor His guodfess and the | suite) aver her Ineottined Yorm: for a inal | aeron xd... GO | deTon (ae Le! Fe To ee ee Re a ee eat dR neg neta, [hatha i too kindeliarted to have oven af | Reerona Ulosngs that Ny Mesto ey, sit of fix dend mother facts ani with une"} ” Aifauner wae in propos, t ofthe author x hs Tully Fecotlaviy tnuiny te: | appentnnien, dane 1 euze a her, Hy tore i would 3 and by Sr, Bucks, ‘ yer EE no hit cotinine Ree e RUUENH de MAC | Jauvad fouturass t y spor where ee eee eee ear EN in each Sed { refurlag ta be! We Work ota woman wha | her fresh young beauty, put she Order having been ence more: jored, Wo. ‘. peri ‘i " tet i y owhe v Peapod Seratias Atta “ thes rf earl | Tint auiged but dlitte in the busy hauuts of | sunishedy sinilings witht)! her singur | next proveeded to ballot far permanent ole What chetuwsera wwanbl spueu peters tg A FASITIONABEE GIRT, une down ihe asia’ ehrora ate Re The “Litie Datective,"*for Facil or Olea $200 men, Whose fife was imalnly ‘passed ina poher ip und a melts softness | cers, the election resulting as falta tash, mul the novel would hi M ie tt NOW SUE LuakuD ‘ro “anny,” valked so short a thie before, an Sold by dealers everywhere. Send for price-tist stHE nore lonely moor, Charlotte Tronte ak ar Lshall we and sat au The! Hits Hob, Seereta jndgett, | a 4 di Han fe ° erat My, OLDS "i 1 Cie Vi POW DTT. was in hervelt wpreeminentty pire, wont, Nepart. Atather season t SW oie hetes The in iit ae beau in eentend lis 4 Miley {ho guste uf Se Sk I Warrsnto, fy Nov. B— Murry presents vue ; Fea E uth Ae et AECENG BOWDEN ne and Lthink sometines tt wits this wantot | lutsle was changed, She seemed statetler, | mien handshaking was induce Codddletan ts of a poeticn) mate, 4 7 his compliments to bw CW, Py and quite a ; iu : i piven cay ( . satize the yf awee butt mites, SOU Knowledge of men theumelves whileh ale | gramder,—toving with slower pico and nro} round, Atwr this happy esarene was cone | Leatudngy to reatlze the harmony, of sweet | vevoas with her In thinking fred oysters | eq berennners Towed ier to make Rochester. speak ashe { dlentted | nly, . abies etAL Rare, eluded, Buess vail tee pretrg ‘unt In me fancy, ne “ hearing iY edt oy Tee etne trae ae aud Hi decent ty Pund Medea once dhl, Almost the only ones with whom she She now wore a magnhlcent garment of | turning tanks salds Gentlemen of the itis nell a v Hitt thie line ah i wn ‘ tt ant Lrend your “want?® all y 4 was Inthunte were her father and bee only | cloth af oti, spanited with dhuonds, Grumpy Clubs L tee! Indeed hlghly honored to hatter Mbt eh Vy) ett we Flan Adal HOSHUMMUNE E Beas SHUR SAAT Ds tirables dlivareual Witton with a cunlly brother, the fatter aclever, wayward yout, Her bate was bound dn massive eotl and | by the position whleh your partiality, your | nha why He ae Mtn, Hi rushed off to. Avnt Eunice to get the reclpo Lhuyo falth to hope Ite willl nly, with Haw taulty for gebtlng Binselt inte contd Up Ai Huvshis uf a wot und ale wonttdenieny nul aur Site huve wewarila tn HiT enite Na Juln tie tira he wheat | for frylng them, for sha sla them fine, Here Gaby Fonesr. serapes which cabsed muy a heartiehe top inest invisible fillet. At her belt a bonelof | ines and tewarld require a imore oloquent | i | cM Eiesriutthe ist crackers to erumbs; afte ee : vis sinters, She mobubly dit not realize the | erinson roses and halfopened poppy buds | tongue tian wlaw to WAHT i gels well. Tle Int off nights to practive fat tho | Ht is Roll ernekers to ilne erambss after Kememnber as Vie | CEES ConmrRraAsT! tb orepay,” sult . i He other Haking Powders are largely ADUL: fant of wy: | Wh ita cfdontys, |. VERMATED wltis AQUA wud otter burtiul draph 2 ’ ROY Chater very thankful for the having dratned your oysters In a colander y O18, exeveding great ditercies there uy bit | dtreoped ats thouah the brillant calor or the | thhs uioment. bam proud ating the Pres. | Chb-rean, atl Is very thaitk nets | aatbates : ; i THIS DV. talkin Tok brother wa contpared tO other | gems that shane ia her alrdie stiamed them. | ilent af the Grumpy club, Wid us ene 2 | partnnlty.: The Jaultor of the buitting te | rall them dn tho erabs, anddrop them fnte now ‘tu Bive re nen. At any nite their doubtings causal A bhighgdanend cross hia frou ter | shall by graatiy tlsipotatal forms us tbat hid bs dnnnense for iaktis tt Ty yplder eontaluing hat lind and batter in Elta of The Chleays Uitter pain “to the erlefstriekeh, weary: ely, awanttell lee throat Buspeaded. rom ange aes Ema ih me Hobie, | Hu lias sine all LAS ny vqital parts, Let them fry qulek, ane Hei Hoonratos Ul oe et fata wainin, stirroanded Lys household troubles | neeklate of Ulugreo work sot WIUL dlamonds, | the ubanlalty aud harmony that hag pres | Ye plice and vieluity, ane 10 ett they soning ta taste, ‘Cur them when nlee, Alehhel Covukuted, Nuvanii ae of every kind, anxtously warthig dn her moore | rubles, wud sapphires, valleat his evenhug Is any eeltorlun for its expenseot die Janitor for doy-ient and rat+ Tea irate ANIL UY at i | of short-sighted creatures, Never wasa sual Jand hae tur tidings of her venture, What | Dinuonds glenmed in her rich late and | fititre, 14 snevuss bs sau tips Le hénnt Tissot The ee a ean Just b—, If | created without n nilssion, and as man ever Lar book may bo no one can questlon the | sparkled Y her arian upon her linpas And naw whit is this ub arganizad for? nan a riac yout aoe wet havierat pine tke slang Uke Chat, 1 would have sald | inka thetr calling as there aro those who fol- yy? We sean au i ; purlty of har motives, wn of hor stramelang, | ly bands. ented her statuesque ligare | Par oyster suppers oxclusived Tone el a aNiely. ceed stile Teche boss! Anh speaking of Chat sate me |) fu 1s Inlel out for them; ‘g seltaneriticlog lite, Tt wax a qtitet Ite, too, | with a zoreeons pete Of tiupleal dearer, | thy aputntione For ac couriagshop ewe | cleat character and varfery th our members | ie tiink low the plans Intl oF ny bint tha ques 3 hae Whatailee sure af an tide sto the tgtrally For what “4 that that Droutes ted, with nothing Guta | Interwoven tito iest fantasti sliape, hays | deny che dushaa siti oguitat tor dee | (9 ears’ us through, We propeso to havea | i qua low sheabways fuvars popubuiiy, ete, | MOO naturally arises, For what purpose are Tow wall sepapating thelr small grouuds trom | ding fara tindly the stens of a eanna, for Up | eayed polltiehu Enphatleally na. No, fi al Lueotaciva aud wo trtist you shen For fistiive, in Hone weiter senda tian | Yeu living? What bs thy object of your tte? te village avaveyard. the hater tn dtself | a exetus splice, and for tassel an opentag mug | gentemen, the Grips Chid fs ambitions, Lb With us, Parl ous eowhleh aust demiuids notices trom | 1s there any greatend for which you are fhough to thige Uiew all with melancholy, it bloat desires to tucastire its philusoyby with that 1 TSQIVING DAY. ySalulsnly, why, 1 the writer chances to | working ? “Thea Sty Bronte, pores Wis Pheri ¥ She nodded to the busy reapers bluding the Sy ane the telat section of THUAN KSC sired? Dew star or ie tint anecaitiide, ‘These uve serlous questiona, and worthy of ny aed the died was how, taney, lun Whent sheaves, and salted at the lave alt: ‘ SOME RERLECTIONS CONCH! Loot laste, she deisns te thee IE you hav sply for thos ‘Ih the Bititar al The Chieaga Tribune. dnt, 1 the caste he otherwis natice, you have no reply for thon, then Tn verkleat examination of | Crueadc, Nov. 10—What cheerful yeeor, | comtribtitr be a qilet hon body who Aro youws worthless to tid world us Ie you al qiestions Ut WHECORTANG | eertons af roast turkey, shieken, ply, and, | Yeutures tran, his conten, and ane were living in Jupiter, You ure only 9 strgak tn them, wt she sald, Well, Topay, Hy to herself, vase moved | to come up beter the eyes of ‘The Tome : never called for it slivnt for wv year, tien | eipher tn the public calculation, Ty twas beeatsy they fived su’ hone a | Ingerueetul ery VL tiore stow)y, | aeuders, We dente to ip to load the lable | Pli-pugiding are pregamted to ws nt the ape) Chane funk allows her th i the fon, and ‘the er thisiiVnt to contract I 1 consustaker mdght fust as well have left y ‘ 1] Land dign'teat cnough neat’; aut | untlishy waslost ia oaeor woe windings of tig | of The Home with substantial foods taghort, | proach of shis baportant anniversary! What | a donediualial direction, aad treat bho abt * r 4 tafe you been kept UNCHANGED fn all of Ite otlgtes! i . mating and, aa Lk beyond, Hanttyg to sey | to lielp make, faras ii i ann power ad | pleasant thoughta retin at the atdonstine | toa dts of Feecal silent contempt, O dear, | ONE of tho wor d's population for all tho-gnod | Tes, been Kent ‘Thy idence of gokeel a lindy whe lanl a very keen apprce! thering tha rosy-cheeked become an oe Ton of the cond Chis of eirth why she sti fi tiunpers” of down Hons, to indy posed tte Brontes had such. i morbtd and red ordpe. phan, | a few greatnocl ete . arity aud stolen sence "i further on in the article to whieh tlind | her ayatu, ale cane froin her hiding place | toda, a happy and latelddeent fandly, stat C those who were onee avense | iC she Uses ate fh the sang way i will crush | you wil over do It, You are what iseattad | He Aerers, pa8y PUNY, Oy wrerence ftihul thew words: * Atbredd "Sb | aipentiig uo lnorndlke hurself thin the orlule |" Sieh, genduineu ds theableevorour clap, | Leste aul af those wie wlles Weets Tata tit euith, Eknaw, for Lam very fea | the world’s wast)—b &., (he parttlat ftcould | EPEECTIVENESS, CT af My belng weed Tana, by Auguats Beans, (eyo esi posal: | Hie the: Gocklged tle Onen more allaw ing to ait you for the | Muued.to wather about fe upon this great day t \ lve nc 4 trom Raxt Lo Bo, sie, and cML vndure adversity, vi y " rauT extant furday,.from North to Kou! What ehvurful mopories aut ies asa at fuse aureiyed fuech rf selon Matis Math ARE eae me Sseaey aha ears Ube iSyeae year ieee th Y faves once famblat.and of forms that have | hope you will all deal very tenderly with mu ., . 5s sib i" C vi ae zn, ste] ene anbe: a reeves " nis i y 4 . " ae . RAREST OAR LT RD bunk ale A oy fast ayant deaths, darkly malts | of the Coewapy Club d should Wihesitating LHRH reat ere fue ley acqualutines of rs selva land Just returned the wore » better tor yuu, haying Wved in | afade by: STEELE aw PRICE, tf we ait Y 0 - 4 glace heres 7 * luce evases § 4 useful, 1 Fr Sachiads. av bis bs . " or eeslaiae. Shed - fis athyyess,-oh atiuto trun rterates eure at shes of tl, holding shadews and iy choose the latter Towanld blush with from bowdiizesehool where sie had gone ant al tts You never lad wnytuliys te Manufacturers of Tapalla Yeast Gras S12 bu y Bet i Her skin was wonderfully clear, yet dark | honor bestuwer wilde the welter the Justico fo betlave | and caddy. Her fury was robust and her livey thet phe wrote that Keutence almply to pro- | step ehetly, Wer hale Jety and lustrausas | then wl us fallaw aa shine, deepest gloom and xeTingest fire, shaiue It L thought (or a moment thut the of | mental, conventent,cnjoyable, or beautifull | pwo years previous to be suished olf, Now, | lve for, ‘This ts a lamontablostate of wltuirs, . ¥ down ort solr kaess, August Evang; tell | ier wands were tale and fina, atone yet | flee you have bestowed On we Was wi empty We ure transported, hh thought, atown the | Fan 13 my ldeat ofa true wounn; sheds bik | link, theassttes vemubhne tt by trie, Nout | Flavoring Extracts, ets, Culsage