Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1877, Page 10

1877—TV JLVE PAGES. 10 TIHE CIICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, APRIL 21 [ wlightly dempened. Stand_ this beneath the | strancer Hignted npon the main renson, as1 think,— | or eentiments amid which they have heen reated, | channol aro fndead a pleturs | atory 181 done. Like tho nursety th THE HOME.: rohr menand g0 iy, maigs e, | s ol S I begenth W | st ened o et ren LUl | ngsatimenta il el o, ey Shanneleot womenenings, e fndeod picars | story 1t done: ke th,parsy thymo, abo: e oty o walt 1l they are 51 years ol 1o go | or barrel, according to wzoi for a emall | which our tiovernnient was fonded. "The quotatfons made from Dr. Theall eem 10 bo | stantly helpz eensored for thelr Iack of zeal In this | Tya swatbr piant nut he too hot. ko the parrlie of e rriction ath the fasters 11 fhey wish $0.) Plante n irge newspancr folded in funnel eipe | 1y the begianingwe were ta bi o natlon of | o fair instance of this verv thines, - Notics i« lan- | particalar htanch of Christian dnty: and we wanld | (he great hugo bear_ that Silver Tialr tasted: nol. SIRING: O ot O toberoinebts bo ra: | vill nnawer . Do caréfnl that the tubdcco does wot | equals: the nriefocracy of the mothet conntey way | zunge: +10F the hoswhore ity carears Is con- | alxa 1efer (0 the henetioss ingratitisde with which | ther murt it be too cold, like that of the midie: Wake, gentls Violat; 1ift np thy hend: e 3ot (e mont hene(nl. feld of | barst Into fame. and that there fs ot ieat enough | tu have nu place In ou? free land, and worth. Fathee | vertor Into 3 nitas of lisei-c by tiie ordinacy At | we aro met on cvery siag \f o extend a lelvlng #lzed bear, but it must be ke that of the Jittle Why art (hot sorrowful, eyes of blne?— Talor, as In almost everything cise aleo, Is with the | to broil your plants, In th as inevery atep in | than wealth, was to bo exalted, Tt a1a peoplo we | tening process, | need nnl{ exprean my abhorrence, | band toa *fallen elater.” Let a wel-drersed, wee, wac'boar's—neither (oo hot nor too cold, bt \rculinre, **uso judgment” and cultivate It | have nut adopted these princiies. Although wwive flash and grease under tho names { fushlonable Indy sftempt to raine one of thia uns, | just'right, Nestled a0 coslly down in thy bed; TOUNE. ing those who can help fn the reform, 1t | War. sameving foorh- 1he amoke, sprnklo with | " Aimoer Tt (hobeginning ihcro has heen o | of pirk an Jand aro eiapie i favarita. agiclenf | Fartumite lats of Imdividusie (o Fespecianiicr, of A bad yhaE o torn it soAbtaal) Warmed by the sunshine, waterod with dew. s as once “'mcxl that minfatere will do what the | waier, Somo one writes of & cloud of infiniteatmal -lr"filflfl tor pome rort of an artstocracy. We could | food, comman obsersntion has long sincg teacde | reinatato her In good eaciety, and, ninoty-nine | 4419 s bachelor, ho m”" mever have hc‘:m':‘i B et oAty Indicates Un Ina. Bubjects alen, | creatires like mathe. ~ Frqm tho doscription 1 | not have tne crawnaand the titlaof tio Enst. but | the prevalenco of rcrofula, eryeipolat and & vnzlety | timen outofono indred. ahe will hring down o | i¥ aary Morey, " woe yot of 1hs wandertul stor o Tted-brenated chorlaters aing thea to sleep: that All who have named the name of Chriat will | conclide they are thrips. Fumisate asabovo: one- | we might xaln mora money than o neighbiors, | of glandnlar and eruptive diseases resulting from lmmh and enfimny tpon her devoted head: and | ), & ‘.{n,,m {-'cnn " or. If he hine, his ac “,{,“‘; Angels watch over thy slumbers by night; Banly depatt from injnnity themaelves. but will | Baif Bour of this wilf eulivo the most lively | weat letter clotlios, have, o bisgee houre, choos | Impure binod 1o tielr general empioyment. hat, ton, from tliono' wito are toudeet in thele | niCoseyth tiinm may have heen ab 1ong 12 ho niay 4 s Jericho | thrip. There is yet another inquiry foraspecific | our asaciates from others like anrsclves, and make w e very ‘‘nbhorrence’ tie Doctor ex. | profestations that it §4 & most enlomn duty h » ¥ kS Ty Life 1a 100 beautifal ever to weep, have ihe henrt and spirit to go out on_the Jertch ¥ f are O nctnr ox have forgulten them. Never mind| Yonr Rusticuy B e e er e o varions Symarl: | (of fase-tiush ineecta, bt an they acc not descrino | npn kind of nobility that enoukl stanon a littis | presses for the ity hog shows that he fenafale | which she eannot shirk with impunity, Tt 13 | W0G8 0T s coole 1 have (ho Water fur tha cak Heaven too glorlous, Natare too bright. T A e e e eves "ar” It badd | 1118 impassibo to. prescribe for thom, remedles | higher grownd than tho common hord, So the sep | unblascd Judgo ne fo the ftuces of hoza loats for | quite passible that tho good ald *tmothats tn I | Litt\cay vetween tnkowarm and hot, and to it jn T e st caiaola, atul day» | Whieh wili efectually aquelch some kinds having | hegan,and hus goneonuntil wnen havo forgotton the | food, ‘liougly the hoy fa o fithy fecilor, yetite | racl” " wight pocform this work withont the | (i huzkwhent aud anlt first, Shatl 1 piny thy Flora hath chosen thee qacen of the day— selinola, whatever or wherever their field of laor | no sart of cfiect on others. The fobacco fumi- | ola-fashioned principles of brotherly kindnoss and | earcasamay atl be excellent food notwithatand. | sraffa and innendoca of thelr friendas but 10 | hhiseouher and oxpinin this? Well, the c’nh-': Crownea thy falr head with fragrance so rare. may be,are cxpeeted to help. Then, 1f parents can | zation fs, perhaps, the beat, "”‘" Tor tho_red | honeaty, nnd have stooped (o thieving botli from | tng, Theso ate no more Altly feecera than the | thein alone wonld bo ascribod- the laudable denire will not hothick enongh with the proportions { Epring-time bath como! Let clouds pass away: De convinced in some way 1tiat one wrome habit fn. | mito or anlder. Another day 1 wll by it destted, | Individunls and the natlon by the millon, becauee | chicken and the torkey, yet how high their flesh | of promoting the gond of mankind, We believe have mentloned unless the water is waem enongh Join tho glad song of tha wood-nymphs #o falr. | ducen another, and that the welfare of their ehll- | give detatls of a sort of cabinet, portable and iight, | an establishment must be kept ap 8 wife to de | ranks among delleaciesof ‘th (able, A to 'ihe | thatd youngand pretty woman, no matter WOW | 450 aka the flanr swelin little, If 1614 100 wasm, dren dovends in a great degrea on the early for- [ in whicha large number may ho treated at once, | dreswed liie a titled Paristan, and give the most | maes of dlsease ™ which tho Doctor declarcs the fat | deep her sincerity of purpoee, who should attem t | the flour awells too much and_ the cakes will be i v 3 , and | sad which, upen & day not Loa feasty, tay be used | costly teccptions in tue city, or an office must be | hogto be, 1 deny the allegation, There may ho | to reclalin n fast young nan wonld he ver; Illu‘v, % a e lou Heaven tinth fasnred thee, bexntifnl Nower; mation of correct Raluts of e and thewshle oo | SO0 WF doirar Silver’ goraniume (heivo berl at & Dontehts Whiete Wors fryud MGt be practiced, A | hnd often fasich b thing aa i fab Nog beconyini dla: | 10 briny ropronch and Ienaminy upon hersetd, 1 A0 Thies i e Decked thoe In modeaty, sweetneas, and grace; | #hall traln them AECOeinri. . litle distanco from {ne glass, in partial shade, | i between tho rici and the poor 18 aTine almeet as | ended, but, a9 8 rule, it requires good iealth nan | viot eneak lrom pertona| experience, nover having e next thing ta remark fa the fact that black Made thee a bed tn the cool, sbady bower: Al "’“:'n 78 themrelves can be made to feel that | They shonld not be mnchcfl 1y the legves of oth sharply deawn aaaro the clavs distincilons of the | aniimal asa neceaeary condltion to enccossful fate | tried the experiment, but T have soen It tried vory | Molasses lathg only kind to tso for cooking, Mer. Sanbeams arc brighter while kissing thy face. ,': hae B ersonaiity of his owl, never to be plunte. Give little water, and a soll not very rlch. | Ol Vorld, ond untll an active, ambitione young | lenings and 0s a gencral thing the fnt cornefed | mauy times, and not unfeequently with sceions re- | Chanta 5fl"lll°rln tico, aml say there ars ditler. Mns, M, F, 8. "‘f‘,, Q10 aeihare i that tede maniincas, fo | o culor fower-yots o Lriiliant ncarfet: Coatwell, | nation brought itself aimodl to e verge of ruln | porkers that atack the warkets from tho hog-raiaers | suits o the unfortunate woinnn who dared to take | ent ¢rades, 1 am not well versed In theso matiers p— g ’f)‘cfi most buys aspire, does notmake it necos- | fuslde and out,'wlth ehellac varniahs then palut | by ai endless Aping of the styles andcustuma of tie | of onr land nre 08 thoroughly Lealthy animalsas | a declded stand for tho righl. And 1 have a dise ammuh :u understand about tho grades, Tonly e O O wsion & clzur betiwoen Iis Aingers | with Enalish verwflion, inixed and avplled.as | sicang old nations of tho Last. (in parenthesie, | are to be foind on the planct, tinet recollection of the flery trinls througt which | know ‘mpm,\nlnnnlhr\ brown bread, ete., by ‘ YonhEeo po. .| sy for bim to fanrieh 8 clzve betireen bl B | N other paint. . \Whon thix 1 guita dey. give one | fot . hupe that the goud cxamplo'or o senciule | * A {0 the itseiscs sivaipeias.scrofula, and other | nlndy frend wan callcd 1 vaas, simply for the | UAng snothee kind, o Ustll remark, ‘wwn biack 79 A8 Editor f. The Tribings O Who Aol tehchere, And eapcetally tha | of tva conts of white varnish. ~[f one fancies, d e+ | man we have now at our hesd may lead us il toa | clandularand skin discascs, produced by necof | reavon tint sho ~attempted fo brave the Drer Crerk, 11k, April 17.—When I prepared good mothers, inatill into tho minds of the boys calcomanie piciures may be added ss ornanient. bu&w oconomy, 1his food, thisdsa serions charge. 1t 1sfobe de- | storm, and bring a perstatent outeast back Y. ) " " - | donut tecommend planting directly in these pots; 0w all this bears on the hired girl question, fn | aired thot Dr. Theall had glven na more proof than | to the ' enjoyment - of inteilectual and tho prperentitlod »'Slaogior o the Tnnocenta,” | tho Idey of e3ch holding bimsclf slout fe0im AT | 116y ara heat weed ‘st an ornamonial covor fof | fho humble opinion ot gours G, Tiktetieie, | & refcrenco to - commmon. obacrvation . Thntia | refinen raclely, Bo was not only ostacised Nor- pablished In your lssne of March 17, P T i Ay Violation uf iho ‘rlght tun of Wie | those in which the plants are grown. those who obtain a livelihood by duing tho | very chieap way to braco up o wholesalo asscrtion | self, but her cars were regaled with that little prescnt all I had tosay In one artiele, But dnes- | TR0 U St 46 ki the Injory to health, U Cactus: I began to condenso for you the dirces | housework fn families, are nndoubtedly, | of {his churcter. Ido not believe thal cutnmon or | poem, tiie first line of which reads, **Birds of a pectedly ta myself, something mora han been de- E,.,:,fl,;,m‘g to inind, of the use of tobsce tions fura green-house, 1t Is not“dificult todo- | as o class, A bad lot, but they aro Just | uncommon ohiscrvation har ever traced any auch re- | feathor flock together, Ant had there bean a manded: and this week T again ask & piace in Tho | gud™ prescnt lofty _examples _for Tmita | reeibe the shell, but much more ro to give s clear | what thelr emplovers have —made thew: | sulta, Vegetarians will all t molasses, The next thing Lo be conrldered I the Kindof yeastfo uee, Ijoos the nforesald couk know hoiv Lo malte potato yeast and have It leut ond nice¥ Noes aho pare and grato 0vo large pota. toes und add to them one-hall” cup of L‘;canu oted Bugar, nne-hnllcnYul tod menl, an rpoonful of sait? Does she pour slowly on thiy miztuze three pints of boiling water, and when it Hea wl \d o€ 1) 0l t gencration of employers, bat tioso | d e ot A1t I saneraland | dowbtichs hey ounin fiemgn W i abeurc ek | 18 lukowarim' add - cako: of Natlonal Yesr i - lea without the aid of dingrama of tho consttucs | not the present gencratlon of employers, bot tlose | disenres are the resnit of ymeat dict In genes tloubtieas hier piala frienda woild hinve accuscd her ) ¥4 | omotocontlnue tho sabject, thongh T fear 1| vion, it “you ean nd twem. 3 mot, mre; ) ek SUMSLITS GRE JrERERCNE of ice: Tho | Who firit Inansursicd. iho- abusee Aow exiating in | In like mauner rofer fo+commun obeerratlon,” | of anpling aftcr the husrt of this precious plece of | thon Ciet it e wnill it Cie | toamyd i | sball not bo sbla to do justice to the threefold Toany an enthuelastic, rizht-minded boy will en- | Zome Florist, by Lang liros., "lufalo~price, in | (ho managenient of onr eervants, e, Other classes of phyatologists will rofer these | manhood. [t undorstand _how to wmako gaml § ¢ Qivinlon of it cost,—contraat and eare,—in tho | TR ERSHIRARE YT 20K IR | paper, 0 ceniawii v yoi tall and painn- | Fibeliove’ the wrong bozan when ontgitlswore | discanen lo other things ol conmacted withdiet, | | | Winnioeet fart, n few well.chossn facte and t | yeantfor bread, or cakes, or blscults, and 1o n n. B * Secessarily limited space ono merson may occupy | Sl o A oya with resgoct taap: | straction in the wholo matter, To all| rocom: | refuscd o ecat a vur taylo, and & placs inthe | 7This, howeser, s cortaln, that if Dr. Thralie | aopears they foll nndcr the deluded optica of soma | depandent of tho braworur baker, i in & nowapaper. However, after thanking D. W. | pearance which shall make them valne thn fresh | mend this littla work, It s |lmp|cl conclse, and | fantily room when the work was done. slatenient is the truc one, it is suscenliblo of al- | *'noble wark of creatlon," and, ne nnvarnished v cukes, when thoronghly mixed, must bo put M., of ,?.fu-émm.. vfrnlnin Hlawthorne, of | heantyof a pure complexion,—of sweel month rellasle, Nat tuade up of contrioutlons by ama on ual" cries 8 fashionablo sl erc, ter; | mont abrolute proof, and would have been o | truths rometimes tonch a fender cord, thie mia~ and Dreath, and of white, buantiful tecth, At | teursof little experlence, but, written h{ an nc- | ‘you uo!n't fmagine 1 ceuld take my Beidiet to | demonstraied 7gnrs ago, that Cnristendom would | understoud Winnie was hinted an the walle Raclne, and others, for tho Interest manifested in Jeant, 1t willnot harm them'to know (hiat, with the | complished ~ florist, the Information it con- | my tabi¢, ar into niy partor, da yoa?'” N Twve Kicked thie hog out of her borders withouta | flowor Uit bore sour grapes, er mind, Win- the discnssion, 1 proceed to do tho best I can. e tvation of ofher nobla traite, ruch things ara | £ains necd never bo unlearned, Plant-lovers,Tean. | madanss {hat {n not expected of' you, Tier conrsn | lingering regret, We havo a natlong among us | nle, (liero ora a score of lady frlends who Notlong since 1 read a statement In 8 pnperof | truly valoable, ana encourages “them to perece | mot closo without beuging ‘cu mot to burn the | face and dirty apron would ba entirely out of | mingling with overy Chrlstinn nation on the elobe, will bear yon ont in your asscrilons, but, who a \ry for | vere in ich &'courns as Ahall® always make them [ leasen which aro being raked np to make the ga- [ piace thera; biit let na connlider. vet liept neruptlously dietiuet in blaod, subject to | havo too much deliency, perhape, 1o fnonoriolize the amount of money spent In our own country for | vere Inaiich & courso de shall aiwars make NoW | UOLIRY" Viave n pltdug, it No. mors than two | ¥ Thia fs supposed o' ho freo Tands formerly n | fho satno climatic anid_samtary coniitious aw our. | the coiwinin of ho Hoiro for the nurpovo of ox- what arc ususlly consldored nscless {ndulgences, | 1aALRES B AN ARG, O3 vat fovabie young ird | fcob deep by tour ar vo feet In diameter: hava the | supposition existed thut a1l Enoplu are equal here, | selves, yet uncontuniinated for mges Ly thetouch | pressing thelr opintons, Ina discussion with a i ne. 1t gave in unmistake | o4 . o el | Levas (hrawn. i Lhis, with wouo sods of foosa | Tis othor landa servanteure born scrvanis and Hvo | of pork. centleman friond regariling this work of reform- ‘which rather snrprised n ot ever seen. liey never drink llquor, never amuke 3 ablo figares, among other things, the costesch | or chew tobnceo, bt tholr muutte, teeth, and | earth. Watsrit with suds onee a week, oroftener, | #o, contentedly, beeauss notituy leds thom (o ex- in n warm place to riso, ‘Tirc aholf a¥er a range, or B sheliered pinco near n rezister, would bo soitavle, and there they must temalis und] they uro o it that there wiil be mililons of holes It the surface of tho Latter whon 14 i4 siirred, The next requinite Iy to liave (ho gridile neither too hot uor taa cold, _Know yon not, Oh! Bonedict or bachelor, that ne matter how Sight the enkes may hiave become, If & griddle In nob hot enoush they will be heavy: If 100 hot, they will burn, The caoli who has the honor of proparing fool for that Ituaticus must be implored to ive great atten. tlon to this wntter, and have the geiddic just flent, no every eaku Wil be 8 lovely golden brown ail over, and full of hoies, fop and huttom, Now, aro the Taraclites nmong us_oxempt from | Ing the dissolute yount men of our land, he wits 4 lem | 37 vou wish (o make it sightly, 1t mny bo covered | pect o look for any other life; liers dhey iar crysipelie and other glandutar and skin | bold enotigh to say that the ladies wha atiempted yoar of Intosleatlng beverages, keeping dogs, and | clothing sroas piru s tioy can Lo, Sema of thew | S "\ “iichan ‘of ‘earif, mound shane; ani | Aro seryants becauss _clrcmatances compel R e e ™1t o na (hnt | 10 revotutionize soclely ahowd e, ko Geat's of tobacco, I had alwaye eupnosod that intoxl- | WOr 9T oY VRS G ecy Yetivcen them and | planted with petunlae, leaving openings af the | them, What, then, was the natural”effect | they ard nearly ur quite cxompt if Dr, Thrall'n | Wife, abuva ruspiclon: Intimating thl such a clav cating drinks cost more than anything eleo of thir | ofyse"s Wrendily as betwoen tha bloated beer | sidew by which the water may descendtotheleaves, | when, yoars back of tho vrescnt, wome Amer- | tiieuey botene, | 1o hot bellevo these diseasesnra | Would probably aucceed in this wortly cause with- natare, but the statement referred fo gavo sbont | drinkerand the strict temyerance-man, Bug the | Some of It will be ready for uso in the nantomn, but | lean lady, fndlng, perbape, that hee hired girl was ‘bristigns, | Out the annoyancs of the aforementloned rldicule. 1esa prevalent among Jews thyn among What ' furth ta ba really superb shoiild ba one or bwo yoars old. | lackinz In education, taste, ncatwess, or sowme | ¢ 1 the | T wonld say, ln vindication of those who aronl- hat further can [eny on this Important wah. twlco 8 much for lobacco s for drink, A mo- | mumbersf MM YSI R |y ouledze, on 7 T AbinruE. | Olhor mecowmary auaiiy, of Simply from tho feallng | oree bakriins.foriin. of wuch Oinckses loprony for | FERDY emimgedin Thle thauican work, that 1t ta | Ject? Vorhians L have eaid enough, 50§ will clore ment's reflection convinced ma that tho statement |\, & “its of my two hands, and yet if these, folr na —_— that wo nowidays dub **stuckupstivenes fustance, were very conspicnons, hog-Nators | ratner unnsual for eusnicions characters to troubly fl"lwy“;f"""'fl‘! :l‘!; hoplug that lnyel’u{umnvnol must be truc. For, every drinker (I bellove thoro | oy are, continue in purity in the coming yonrs FHMALR RXTIAVAGANCE. solved to banisi her a9 muct an possible, front | {hoagh they all wermin the niost intenso dogree. | themeelven varticularly hont the morality of | b In vain when sticmuting to ametlorate the cou. 18 not a singloexception) nses fobacco In some form | their fuifuence und example will be lnvaluable. 0 the Kditor of TA& Tivoun Iriendly Intercourse with o famlly; ond het THon't wiah to beScaptlous of to cavil on thin | thelr fellow-creatures, Mureover It wonld re- Ing vol UNT DeTaRy, I i eand, and twvoshall put ten ADntax, Mich., April 37.~My attention to the | nelghbors, following licr example, aleo exlled their | sybject, but I submit that the proof yet presented | tulre coustderble time snd labor for theso ur other, and (s of [tsclf would mako tho amounte || *One shall chaso a thownsnl s Leo BB ICR | ¢ Jhiny Sl Vishynticant personal expensesof man= | sorvant g T LA T women to procure reforencas suficlent to apent for ench about th same. Dot besldo (hese ( thousand to bl 1 hanor thewe, yount et | 300" e bill, for examuple, tmounting o from | *'Put yunraelf in tho placo of thieso girle, * Thoy | “Fntugh tha falr Noutah thinks siio would not | satfsfy _the drinking consumers of the weed, como the vast | Pl Bnivhanl practlce. | regasd tuem na vases | SL1o 85 & year, billlsrds, clubs, etc.), proved | had nolonger any incentive to, nersonnl neatncss multitudes, consuming fally as much more. of | {n an otherwise dreary desert, nnd feel like taking [ rather irritaiing to the sehsibllities of . A, K., | orrefinomont; umyhlmrl 1o ARoclety in what should | ¢fjcd by this anfmal, methtnks who would chamge | tivess besides, nioat of them hava more finportant o e tobacco, but who do not drink, Men | each one by the hond and bladig him Gadeapeed, | nd, manlike, he rushes Inta the argament, with- | have beon oines, and, ana_consequence, | hor minid IF her gustatory anticipations were ptimus i on lanid, 1 cannot help wondering if tharoWho tiag takiiecng y e L B e iletent 1o injoy | ont havinit a single naw or relinbio statuwent un | nioie {n othcr similar honies: ond \hat Wondor it | Jated by an Hhvhatlon mich &8 Chnries Lamb wifo tud boen giilly of tho atraclons crimo found tn evory walk of Iifo and fn every honorablo | AN Lwould oy 18 theth BE UGl R4 ST ea youe | hiw mide, bt witn the old, throabara reproach— | they lost rather thua gained ground, and that tioso | would fndite to Juin iy In geatronumia fosivitica 4 her hale nnd wearing o pinsback, 1f abio occonatlon, many of them the acknowl. e tu abandon the nee O shedid it." 118 reference to poor | foliuwing them and taking thelr places have not | gyoer a lusclons roust. 1lear what ho says of vo escapod the smirks and peering glances h y coypanions and aesociats f or o sy cdged and recognized temperance men, sbout [ tubacco and all other dlsreputablo practicess au 10 very laughable, Wiy, 8. A, E., | Improved the reputation of thelr clam? St DR al the deticactea fn th whofo mune | Whiclaro wo lavishly bostowed apon her fair sla- ) tanding fn this respect thero can bs mo | and you may leave your mark for good on many it possible yun ate not fway that 1 Phink for o moment how 1L is with thie greatar | ays editifes, § will mnintan it o o the most doticato, | ters of (ho present oge, provlded thoy chanca to bo il L4 e | Hivan) By Jualcios and timicly hefl [n overcoming | tampter, kvey Inhorlted bor Taults fr part of tho houna-giria in ouF citlcs, Thelr work, | —princeps ubeoninrenie 1. speak Dot of your irowh | ko a city to which they'are siraugors, and are so queation,—tho miniators,—the professing Chris- | Hves, by Juciclus ant SCy bl (b QRGNS | (Eifalc not wiade from hta Fib? R0t i ganoratly condactod, 13 much of 1t merd | norers. wic . Soung and Lender sckig, under n | uufortanate as (o he unprotecled by a—yes, a sans,—the noted philanthropiats,—tha very men | 4 B8RG, SF T BININCNS o moro Infuenca | 11w absard (o hurl personal attacke ut the liead | drmigory, more’ wearinif ‘and. wearlsome than | Moot 0Vl gitlicss o yor ot tho aty—bis yiicamsyet | man. New, tiis little articla lenot wriiten for o Who fight baltles for tho general good, and whose | fu"thin refarm than mame aiready mentioned, and | of the unfortunate creature who has dared fo | almyst any other laburi it boging frequent- | hokRorels Ut putiey e etwrer B Lhillsly Lnoak pu?\mnululllmflwlhnmlnnlmm any member denunciationsaro ringing forth in overy community | thotls yonm ladies,’ It lins been anid of them [-**board tho lion inhis den,” and tracen win tofta | Iy bofora duylight, snd ends aftor wieits | fina fvor coinparabiv, L will cantend, (o thai of tha | OF he Honia elrelo, for, In- the languago vf one ) d | thatthey can revolutionize soclety 1f they williund | orleinal source, iuatvad of cntering into the dis- | Falls it lins mishups and vexatlons tnnumarable | crlip, tawny, well watchied, ut over roasted ceavkling, | good Ioctor In uno of hia recont scrmons, **1f ogalnst the mlo of intuxleating boverages, and | TG I COR 10l by bVP Comaniy elubim, o losing | cusston in an open and fair-minded way, Our | alung with It; iLivall for others: it would be sluve L wollealod. " tha vy tiotivare inviued o thel | there b anythlig wo doapita it 1n con.rovery whose acts and votes aro ever on the side of virtue | JUNSILIERICRR IR CHUGE Shoy Cat no cone | felend begins by nforming the publle that Winnie | ers but for tho scanty rentanoration it recerven, yot I ot Wit Daneact, Ja overcoming | Litt 1 woulil apk some oldor and wisor Hosd than and tlzht, are all moral questions, They aronoble | 01 guclety a4 to put duwn almont any practico of | 145 sour old muld (he hos neglected to read uy | noona can fmogiue anything horole about such [hitieraisange, W,'M"Rg.fl,;',x'_:‘,‘pgg;!;gf‘H"';;;; mino tnrnlnl out clearly our daty, for 1 honost) Juen, in noble calllngs, engaged In o noblo war | wrong or himnpunlty, Hotwever truo or. untruc this | letter un cliolora Intuntunm), o piain, mutter-of+ | labor. And when thiere comea an afternoon oe | 170 £all it not fat.=hut an aL8 gy f APRING TOUSE-CLEANING, To 1»1 Editor of The Titbune. MarToox, April 16,—1 have Just como In from & delightful ride. Do you knotv the enjoyment of riding on the pralelo¢ The wheels move atune ae enstly ns on n macadanized road, but without ihe nccmxmunylm(rflnr experlenced on esuch n »olll Toundation. e rich soil 1e ao soft that you scem 10 bu pusaing over a bod of down, For wmiles the Jandacape les apread Lefore you; green meadows dofted “with sheep and caftlo; “brown fields where the seed for i1 next har veat 18 mot yet planted, and Tero and thero orchards or kmall grove Fm’ varlety to the landscape, while along the Ilitle streaind s winding row of shrubs or Lrces marka thelr conrse, At frregular distances nubierous farm-houses nre seen. though later in the acuron flm{ will not be vislble, for farmors hereabotits have learned thits minds of an American pube accent an invitation to dine witl e on dishos pro- | Ve, Who may doubt tho purnity of thele mo- ot fat.> £ cotnesa rows | confemn io being nonplusscd often imes wiile rend= | house upon the open prairio exponod to the fall I e 5ood ardur and | sweoping stateinck may bo, It bua face that their | fact creutura, who Is crying our grapcs, e of Jolvare. yums bived el T Moorty tm sl | 1 apyto fvztio fender Dlosoning of fat tat cvopied | S Rt calying Lriof focturon 11om- oMl | Fays of Lho st a Mot 5o EO1ATorALlG hs whety luv: 1a10, nllipser anr colnicrs L e T oy tiood or evill 19" Incaleulnbi, Geners | Now 1 dialilo exceed(nly to entor Into an argu- | down with the four Warls of her kitchen for com- | fomonca ‘of - iho. childigs - yeb puro food—tha | eioud fricnd In regard to thla wark of roforma- | {ni some abndo around; #0 when tho domicile ls sabricty of their communltles,—sut, alus? are men | (IRSEG LR Yol destre 1a to o good, and, If | mont, particalarly with @ man. e hos sich | pany, and uwmuse herelf by looking at the etove, | lean, “no lea 8BS of ‘animsl mannn. oF | tlon. Mus. M. ¥ 8, | bullt ft 18 forthvith surronnded by treon that with who are polluted themnelves with a elavish hablt, | yny ara disposed to help In this reform, 1 would ded views, you know; and as Am- | tlie cooking utcnsls, or any other nccessory of her | futlier fatand uni nust e 30, so hlending and s et remarked (n “oune of her sweet “lot. | dally toll, ur sho miy gp ant on tho strect, weck ruther that both toxetiiae nike it HOSHAND gnd who pollute by exaiaplo and Infuence others | v theu tu thoroughly Inforuy thunwelves ufiths | bef FPGion ! [9yanity "Vho pisce “tn | nthore In station 1Ko horseir, and bo expoved to all | 935 Sbrotian rosul and conuinun watidancs, Nopars Toe. Egitorn/ Srunl b, it S eey convlction of the hecasity of thy | Which tu' Cra Lits of personal history. 1 will | the towptations to. which lige pusition rendora ter | ieoiisionc: . The stroni matt may fatieh o hiin, and | _CtiicAno, Auril 10,—1"havo no wish to entor the 1n addition to tho cost of the weed itsolf, ltsasers | D80! A FCOR EHNLE TR Y 0l oseod of ‘spiritof | therefore murcly romark, for the editicution of B, | liavle, i refases nok fna mild Juicos, nrena of cantrovesy, nor trend ipon tho Lunder munt have articles for its reception, —clgar-huldars, | L5ty onenvatness,aincority,nd sympatiiy. With | A E.. that aitliough \inniu ls not very old, %1t |~ ghio might remaln In the Louse whero sho workns [ Asen't youconvertod justa littie, now, MisaDeu. | foot of anywan of woman. LutIhava boen u elo pouctics, cascs, plpes, and costly meerschanms, | these qualitics of mind and Lieart In full exerclee, I will be meveral yeurs bofore sha reaches tio atiguit | sha might aks for the loan of a buok, or paper. if | Inb, enoiigh to bo wiling to dine'with' mo some- | lent looker-on re;:nxdlni tho **aboy question, " and 1y 1y ing the ¢ f Its use, **Sanl | wouldjoy down no arbiteary rales to govern thelr | oge of 30, sho lias beon married—oli, ever #0 1002, | ghowam fad; sho might cven have books uf her | lime—s party of threo, you, sud 1, auil lveys Tam moved to spoak, 1 can do #0'in no more con- keralylingrmiing thooxpente. o 2 Hiorcouiee with youne e, hut wanid leave tao | nid s the mowt dovoted ndmirer (in tho xliapo of | v, 1f sha waulds sho wight, Bince she cin kave ftax'Tlodur, | clse way thaa to quoto from n chapter before mio has slalnlls thoueands, ond David Lis ten thou- | UEEELEEER S AR FEARE TV R tnching them fo | & husband) and children,—charming unes, of | only' socicty that tonds 'to degmdo . rather Which ‘expresses my viewa: **Jlusbunds, lovo sande." Whisky tequires thousands for the | 4'giuo diverhnination of times and clrcimstances, | courscl A8 for being s sensible, mutier.of-fac thetr luxuriunt lemwlh 200n bide {t from view. I o not think I ahonld like to belong to ono of these farmers' familfcs, as our good roads ouly lawt abput Tour months, and the remaining two-thirds of the year wo are mtd-poand; there belng no sand or gravel Nl the solly” you may imagiue that when it rains It {s muddy. o ‘o warin sunlight and balmy ale tn-fln{ ecem to have given aio new life, but [ hope the stimu): muy nat prove so grent os some of your contrlbs LOVE TOUR WIVES, Editor of TA¢ Tribune. then _uplift, obstaln from compunionship of CURE FOM CANCER. your wives, oven an ‘Christ alao loved l!u_.\(.'hr!rcll. wiors recm to experience from blac glans; thit gratification of its votarles, but tobacco demands | Sisters oro especially in such relation to brotheraay | loarned creaiure, who desplacy atylo and dresseh any Id;ul; but she las A wJumn‘l n!mu-u 7o the Editor of The Tridune, nnd gave Iimnolf for it "—Ephes.. v., 25, Thero | seens to have s great odect upon the imagination, : 1ta ten thousnnda, {o du them great goud Ly unobtrustvo kindnees and | With exceedinit plalnncss, ho fe wrong agalni in | that louga for soclety, a woman'n heart Witk Piggon, Mica., April 16.~In behalf of | V¢ suiiothing startling in Ill_ua\vnylll which that | and, resding of the womlerful thinga done by i 4 1 conmtels Who can outlinate tho boneft of i noble | fact aho s yuito “devoted 'to sucioly and nerwonal | {hat nsks or the fove uf ita kind, anil she very nat- | those mawmbors of Thie 1umo who dealrd a romedy | passage 1 the Epistie of Yub) speaks of alus- | its maslen) induence, one might bellove himselt 1o { Bul lfore procecdlng further, lot mo eay, onco | (O8RS Ny FECo e Mkomanty minlatry for the | adoruwnent, wears her kate frlxzed und pufod, und | urally voes whero shie can find something to eatisty | for cancer, Lofar tho followlng: Tie Knnas Cit: nd's love, 1t Is to bo nothiug short of thut | e Jivine in tho days whon Aladdin accomplished for all, that I engage In this erusade, If my focble | LResrood, fh a family of brothors? a pullbyck,~ob don't be sliacked! Aro the of- | ng much as may be these oyer-prescut needs, | ¢mes zlven an nccoant of o curg peeformed I that | dlvine love which the Lord of Glury lad to the | such wonderful thin.s with s Iaoip, pratest can bo dignided by a nate so ponderous, "Flie cxperience of mora aged perwons, too, may | Fespomdents of ~The This nice weathor romiuds me that the dellght- Home sapposed to b8 | Sometimes, perhaps often, sho shrinks fram tha | place which fs worthy the attention uf physicians, [ Chuech which Ife dlod to redectn. with 110 Intentlon of comparing the two practices | be nsed with wucceas In the work, 'The viclwittdes old-fushioned and disagreeabla.dooking becausa | agyociates w,'l’h whom shu 1a th W meequal {nexl effccta. Thero can ba no compar- | Of 1ifa throngh wiiich thay hnva pavecd, tiio elals, | they wanlicst enough Interest in humanity to at- | fake the fearued, son a8 o tho ruln brought about to oncselt, and | WS, Je2ant FEAEned, the suffering to parentx, wives, and children. Tho {.:l ks untrodden rown. but vho st | Me, A, C. Choee, n well-known resident of Kaneaa hat abywses of lml{. self-nncrificing affection or nono, and Alters tme sho becomas | City, discovored' about six yonrs ngo a wmmlired | archere? Into whataiemple lio enters wiio takes i nently qualify thow for | tack 1o what lhe{ 80011048 to ho tho errord of 0+ | curclows and hardescd, and fe o shumeless, atniost | spot growlng upon hix left cliuvk, fnimedlately be- | the liand of 8 womanandleads her away frum all erporsons whose pathway | clety at larye? I clalm that excessivo lace for dresd | yorthicss croature, 17 Lor mintress Is tender- | low the ey, which soon derelupod into an un- | the world besldos, to the inner ehrine of mnrrioge? cfare them, and whoneed to | 19 @ sing s ftt! nod that I be« | yienrted nnd kind, she takes advaptago of that to | donbted cancor. For two Jean past M In the absolute strrender of tho wife to hor huds v he 3 warned of the ltfalle placed for unwary foct, | leve that women should convert themuelves Juto | fiaposo upon horn every possible way: If sha s | had bad the best medical pdvice, and fricd overy | band, sud tho completonera of the abandonment of aulalienca in tobaceo doea nok firo the brain with | bowarned of L uitrale plucel for unwasy fogt, | HCXSIH SRAVGNICRL A et A (hinz of neanty | Lueec sban IeEin ovory potaible way 3 . dy . augzeated by his physicians without | her well-befng (o his handw, therals that which the fury of a demen; does not change a man Into & 4 | Ven Joy forevor, and it 1 our duty to iress bocoms ; with In- | remel 3 b e R e R flond ncarnate, rendering no ono's 1ife eafe, i his E{Sfl'.f‘::fl::'lfi'n";"’ ;;}‘::lmgllflm-_ {mtd;; l;'r,t sl ml;_ AR Mo i A e e forus I omo way, ubon pilch (o ¥anie rincipla !mmlxu;nny fmuit, tho caucer continually cews ghoat | 4 to_etoal from | foe In alzo unti) it threatened t eat away his faco, | eat and most gmpliatic call for love, fufurlated presence, as does whisky, It daes | themsclves of sympathy with the work to mako | ourassoclates, 1Infact, & truc ludy, Inastely re= | peotestants and think iLno wronz, A o ful pmusement of sprin;g houso.cleaning (s ut hun and, dear sleters of The Home, 1 want to tell you how to wash your Lico cartalng’ to havo tnom Lok on nfce as new. Fiest, baste alony the edges n u,;m or natrow atrlp of strong muslin, holding cacofully, that nelthee wmay bo stretchedi then svak ovets niht In warn suds, rubbiag tha worat places with woap, Rub, boll. rinse, and starch as foe anything clee, Hpread ujion 8 Hoor some sheets. wilch Shofenota | Finally, & councll of physiclans recommiended tho *+1iero I8 a man anking & womay, whoso 1o and | pin to the carpoi; npon theso luy the curtaine; not mo Immediately domoralize o man as | thelr teaclin ¢ nuy real value. [ mny-hiave | fincd, can nomore neglect her tollef than she €an | plousant specimen of hununity to “deu) witk, and umy nl’lhn knife as mul only tionns of rellef; but | whose Imw»lnw are na yalusblo na his oW, to ‘;L'ghmhur at- one “corner, pin through = the 10 make Wim utterly rogardiess of the | FomCthing to By to thicin at anothot thue, hor dn.Jy bath, hor fliger-nalls, or her wanners: | yor, I repcat, she ls just what” hor emplogors'bava | this resort involved so much danyer that it wan not | Five th fo and happincss into bis keeping. lle | aheet to the carpot: place pine nbout funr foches Hlut to sl wha really and teuly feel anxlona far (~tas4@ tlilngs ure & part uf hor, as It ware, Icannot | yaile hee. cmployed, At thls polnt tho propeiotor | 8w that aha shall leavo the protectian of her | apart along the whole len aacred cobligations of husband, father, | yy4 purication of our {nnfl and lio world, 1 would | understand why aninteliectual womanshould atlect father, and mother, and brothorsj Jeave hior old neross the bottom and otier ehlo, takIng care to pull vut evonly: the 1«?; will not ba quite so siralghit, as tha laco s ack will vull a Jit- snd citizen, nor cause him to neglect ofl bls fnter- | say: eats both for time and eternity—nor, beforo hoar- | ol rives attho Lottomicsa pit, dve im & forotaste of | the accompilshient o Thery 18 no olher ‘clasa of Inborers In the | of ‘tho Torkish bathe In Kaneas Clty do- ‘Do p ahd dalnig, wisely discerniag tho wigna | Indilerence fn regard to these mattorn. 1 fear that | country that has =0 f llule encourngen to | clorod that ho conld ciro the cancer in fifteon da, Loma it may bo, the happy homo of her childhood, 1s onu ronson why A"‘enllumnl} have neaallysuch & | gogk @ higher level (n thelr wut‘k. u:l’l‘fi’l‘:em mfii Mr. C}ln‘couumnnlnudh lry“w oifect of ul'l and commli herself to lufl keeplng of a compinrutive horror ul blue-stockings, Notall literay women, | dressmakers, clerks, mechanics, factory hands, | treatment, ite was placod in tlia Turkish bath for | stranger; notonly to put herself under hin sula times, and nduy\lnu meuns und meusures for tho ebject In view. tlo gnt of lino, Lut It will not show when hun T of courve, but some, alas! have Leen noted for being K A A Vi 3 ¥ rotection, but Lo zive herself wholly tohim, teuste | It takes but a short thmo 1o dry, I have washed fts torments. Indeed, 1 wish to make mo assor- Mauoaner's Siszzn. | 08 S enly: | You romeinberwhntold Bun dohie :,‘,’.,'.{}L'J&;'fl"{fl:}""h' Tl cam, oty B | L O e ot E oy uat ths Ganeor | 1 a0 that bae any vaiuo 10 bis caro. " 1hi0m I Wintor when 1o <ol fo opon & Window tions which are not true to life, and which cannot TLANTS IN BEEEPING-TOOMS, non enid of tho celubnitad Lady Montaguet **BRo | gyprywhere estecned, and unusunl cxeellenca in | was loosening, A poultice was then npplied, and *W{vos, submit yourecivca unto your own huse | in tho roow, luying them on on upper floor whery ‘besustained by well-known facts, 1 wish enlire To the Editor of The Tribune. s noted for her conversation, her wit, and her— bands. as nnto the Lord. " any f these branchos of labor mects fta dua re- | in n few days tho ugly protuborance droppod ont, hex, oy 22, Ver) dirt." Think of itl ward, To do houscwork, succeusfully requires | roots, Taugn, and Bl feaving nothing except the | ineny pooplo read the words of tierpiaro nieh T 1t'13 not nocessnry to ba. the nosscesor of 1arro | ijiy'as much akill as most of theso uccuptions; | indontion in the faco whoro tho cancue liad been. | huve placed at tho hend of thie chapier. and others meuns to logk well-dressod, A dainty collar, woll | Jut lt it bo done never g0 well it §4 only I excep- | The curo wae pronounced complete, slular o them, with o haif-concenled Ineradulity keptlatry snd icely Mtlng shoea glvo an atr of | onul caves that the servant wirl 18 allowed to risa | Yo otlior rermudy I can guly ylva from memory, | or 8 houltlvo relection. o ofielating ministor of sty10 (o the most simpla costumo. 1 have noverin | phove tho low estate of hoe chius, and hor cluncus | and, o8 118 uso cun do o possiblo haein, 1 have no | the murriage-day v clinrged, hulf in Jost and pult wiiting for The llome udvocated & dis- | gor gatuing n compatence by any kil sho mny pos- | henitation In reco : mending it. 1n carnest, not Lo require 1ho wifo to **oboy, ™ and rogard for tha fashlons of thu day., —OR | uoss are very umnfi. A gentloman staten that ho was cared of cancer | the Iaughing wifo avers that who il not promtss to the contrary, in my flrst lotter rogarding u | “Suppose tiow it woro genorally understood that | by the use of only four pounds of Turkish i bo obedlent to hor husbund, Everybody knows reform I the wnderclothing of our sex (iolding | auy it oI hommowons If e, wero. neat. ladys | Two or tireo 0gs wera wtewad In mitk_each 'mo thint Jnist now there 16 nothing she would ot do it a4 1 do the presont systom 10 bo Injurious) 1 urged | 1w "of good repute, and competent ay revardod [ Ing and night, “the milk ho dralned o and drauks | tho Jover-hnshand bade-de; yet tho Iight talk shaws the necessity of Letng as attractively and dalntiy | jior basiiees, should bo admittod to auel priviteges | the fige woro then mashed Info a thick paste and | 8 general drift of thongnt, “The opinlon seerin 1o attired oo thio means would permit. And allow 1o | of wewbers of tho fumily as slia_could. appreciate | applicd e & panitico to the cancer. “This imple | bu Wit these cowmands wore for mnother 1o stato here thut [ think It would bo well befora | gy nposy that sho was wade to feed [ treatment, ho abicmn, haa curod soveral vietimsof | 50 ond ~a diforent atatus of sucicty: ¢.Isiclalug th letters of vur contributors taread | ynat shu ' miul s friend of the fame & torriblo discase 10 whoit ho has mado known | tiat tliey do not belong - to our hirhor cnrfiznll{\;lmflm vr‘n,}m (te lh-bfw: o .hg:l;:;: ily, 1f aho proved horeolf worthy, [t was for her £ i yifiet pll, bie Jubla unden written befuro upon the same subject V) o Vi - iuman nature, and the old words have nut hecomo monetoun tu §o uver thoxame old ground aguin ',",;‘,“,L’,’&""fzi"lxggn’x‘-gr:l:?{bw v ':‘ullnpnrl‘urmlng it o to add hero that tho medical savants 1 fior workcs | of baria have found by experimont that hot bsths | obsolute, nor have they censnd to hnmmfln?. and il aguin, wuppose 'eho wax glvon wastes that would aliow her | are a speciic n tho treatment of hydrophobis, not | tint simply bcausa thoy aze founded un tha hfghest Tho fuct stl) remains (8, A, E.'s argumonty | 100 eas an u caltlited tasto wonid direet, to pro- A atild vaso having bean Jost, W O the date of tha [munmp&u and the frst principles of human tin- notwithstuandingy u:u« men aro o hllmnhluluwfl cury comforts for & poverly-siricken Mther or | report, -un:udupunfuhu 1s0 of theso Luths, ure. me fur thus_growlie pusslon for display. fi mother, or to fay by a provision for the futurel nuther, wt.1l simpler remody, ond sald to be en- Tevorence or respact 1ies at tho foundation of a wilnot attens fusther o waintain 3 fuct 3o well | would it tako s Jong course of such tralning to [ tirely rellable, i¥ elecampane root steeped o milk | wifo's love for hor hushand; with gstabllalied . e miude of all just peraol produce o rovolution In our domostlc aairet and adminlstered freely, > bano trug love. O this orimal ‘Chore oxlsts u class of Wouen \lvh" veemn | 'No ona empln{vr could biing this about, of [~ Iucog. thinke **theladies .nnumrud agafnst | lylng deop In_the mind, 1suppose ¢ is Tuat ' tha o Lo tio peenlisr victlms of dlnl duvflld coureo, nor could it be done In a very short time; | o)l Gnpertous articles belng brought Into thotr | 1sible bases thesu Injunctlons nnd commands of for outilde shuw und glitter, 1 allude totho Iady [ but it could bo done. tloueoswork could be mada | familios—sdaulterated sugues sfrups, ete. How | nbedionce from the wife. They fall in at onco oda estalulinienta of aur thore Is not, | with that which makes up a part of hor love, T ‘bad, but in | &0 honurable professton,—one that Amorican giels | will tho ladien holp themaclves w eve, 14 not su bad, but In tiey wonld | probably, a proportion of 1 per cent of absolately | ubedlonce, this roverential aubjection, thix defu alonej but | puro sugur'in_ the Chicago markots? When jtis | ential subordination,—1t s dificult to got thu ex. there conid be no ilre; In twenty-fonr hours they were ready for use. When taking from tho floer, Degin at one ond 40 remova tho pine and roll up the curtatn carefnlly, then cut your bastine threncs in short leugths and pull ont, ° 1f your curtaius do not look s nlce os new when bung, L shall think yoo 0id not fullow directiona, Deiniz nuwiliing Vo rielt the holes ko often torn in Jaunaries, wo havo stood for hours ovor tho Iruning-table, stretehing, atraightening, and scraping off atarch, until pa- tience alinust departed, but now we feel that'we lnve achloved success in dolng np cortaine. ‘Tu thoss ladies who aro 8o troulled by mice in burcau-drawors I offor a sugiostion: Your drawers probably do not o thie entlro dopth of the buccan; turn that ptoco uf furniture wrong side up and have o bottom fitted closely under the lower drawer tight galnst tho buck and vnds, and you wiil be troubled no wore unless the drawors are left open or youare 50 ovorrun fhat thoy will guaw holes in the back. = Many thanks, Rryan and RNosemary, for roll rocipes. I will iry tliem soon. Tlue Cardinal, If over you do get thut dove pattern havo mercy va e, for I, too, havotried in vain to procure It Bhall we ask some of the fortanats ones to sond? 1 have thought of tho ** Aoater ™ asn W low ornas ment, nnd, had I not been #0 unsucceasful fu pro- curing the dove and cuckoo, would havo asked for It nlto, but from Cinlp's defni co to all, And, from a Leart warmly enlisted In | BTERLIKG, 1L, april 38, —1'he question whether . tha presenca of growing plants In the slosping. tho work of human advancoment, **to. speak the | 100 R eT munibl to & bealthy alimarmors b of 1euth, tho whole truth, and nothingbnt tho truth. ' | {ieceat to all who delfght In thelr cultivation; for, 1|er|¢ Iulunm‘llnlcm[uimnca lllllnm' :fl i?"l‘ 'Hh’ i€ they ara injurious In‘one apartntent, thelr clfect Bgbiing It and expect 1o, continug, to gt it HN] | must bo wiurg oc loas porniciuns dn any otier, 1 the dear Lord, imeolf, stiallyey. ta enough. " | Jiud snpyoscd that the sclences af batany and clicris il then 1 aha1l nuver {+lay tho armar uowis “HOE | iy’ jud extablialied gl fact that they ara nctuai ceuse the warfare, Lnt Lalso nwmbm Hghtgonio | proinoters of hralth, Wo are taughit thut the luie other m""f' un:]l amonz thom 18 tobacco, i 'n itru air—carbouic ueld gus—thruws from our lun fu an cvil, and its use, dlob ey the dm' 1w cxnctly Qttod to thelr nse and Indlapensable to custly, Iflifllyi nllx‘nd P n-lu‘x’u;. .A'n 'lll'.! thelr growtl; thot it 18 abeorbed by the nume egum‘nl ‘M:'mmvu i :mfl\fo*‘g““‘;f”. \erless pored on thelr surface and ducoms SUE L beltove 1t will uruly canio for ona of the posid, tho earbon veluz asstinliatuil B4 Ictonsd s ticlor of my beller te that Christlanity, e worl an | §rCt Sty B Tanitv, tiaco to-ror ’mymz:’unn. Js peogresales, 'lm;l lhlfl; as hmm!lfl‘ll colve carbon snd bo extnfed nmin, thus pussing 120 the knowledga eined for trupravemont {n mon. | Rrobet S UL Rl QA L 08 tal, woral, and whywlcal relationt. Amd I Lellovo | Youuiun, fn bis Atias of Cliomustry, suy Whor- such Jesons will {n timo ba learucd, It follows, | yyoen groat plant oxiutsy o o o this |8 ite var then, that thore will come to men new views of the | gougial® funcsion,—that In which tablo hife resnonalbilities of Jifo—n Ulguer sphera of Chrive | donuiits, toubsorb earbonte achd gas, decomposa e i, ik shall Beccusiiato.iha | b e the carbon In_ furiiing onguale, vezstibly Teeoluta putt'myg away of muny now provalent prace | o iRt ® 800 Srtre on CAYREEMGR AELR, L2 tices, —practices which u clearer undorstandiug of | goneo of 1ight, this proces s suspends thefe nuture und resuitsiahal] dosignat t asuro | reversed, Wo' . can 3 r i me {nconslatent with real Chriatlanity, Bag inut | Eoiy Seo1y'inat the dnscetlintions of chomists dunte o Wh experience, civillzation, But, after all, tho Iible undorstands 0, J ‘would uog etiriuk from, —ono for which yuunr girls who have to work liko Jouns klels whio havo ta worle 1Ko | g thameélves as thoy o for other prof thele brotier cl itlon I'do not thiuk It ' 1t cannot bu dono whilly thovs who omploy are'con, | next to impussible to procure rither supar or sirup | nct equivalont for thy thotght, —ia therefore a part [ would prove vory ornaumental. tho truths waclves live been the I carno; cl « | irul salarice, gre obliged Uy thelr employera (tisus Vi ¥ ! o g s . ¥ o] - g 's pd- o T e e ian :2;:lr‘nn.|llll:mtlm:r;-:fg|;:\sn :i:‘x‘w-t n::p;;l“flm:l:' ) Ay y ploy: tenttoleavo itall in tho hands of rough, unculs | that will boar tho very simplo tost of tiunin? When | of the wite's duty. It fn something absolutely es. {3 \lnh-t, or ‘any others wishing Jerasha's ad: bo fushlonably dreescd; iu fact thelr | qyrod, dishionest eirla of forelun blood, whom wo | flour, rico-flonr, corn-sturch, chacolaty, creame | sontial to her own happiness in the marricd life, costunies are expwcted 10 Uo In keeplng il o | {ak s wo Gind tham, naver Arying 0 ko thow | taricr, baking-powdur, . and othor artletod: 109 | ° \hen wo speak ot this obodienco which inukos o clegant appointnienty of unrmmlcrx‘ll aces, d"’"’ Dotter, to whom we pay as httle money ne | numerons to mention, sre aduliceated to such an | part of the wito's duty, of courso tho idea of -ob- vroprletond seluct thu gay, dnshing, gaw d!- possible, and tinally send adrift to tormient soniv | extent with lavlin an to ba readtly dutucted by any Ll:cl. slavish sublection fs not in our mind, — That ntired domecls, whilo thoje wuporivrs, 1ady- | oo elsey If wo aro ot left by them 1o tuo teuder | ono Whoso wenso of taste s dolicator when even | has o placo in the mareled Iife it can hava nong peared I yolluomont, | BU | wercica of athers of the aume surt, ot potatuos hava a sugiestion of P'arls geeon, and | where right affection abider,” Whonover the houe 550 o Iy | e treunentiy hear peopls laimonting the fact | liane Housc's ify fs In porpetunl jcopardy troin | camea thats hilsband ssterta his suthority, o fiio ¢ y ¥ ) that Amerlcan glrls, when obliyed to earn thelr | teichina? when ginger tea mixture of corn-meal, | wife begingto fevl it, the hour of a departing love with ode of thiese smart, pert, fashion-platey 81a- | gwn living, are 8o’ averso o dolng howrework, | mustard, and glnger-rout. and ground elnnamon, | hasceme.’ No; as It was at tho carly dawn of tluned behind the counter, treathig une with puch | Jiue {a it anything vury strango that thoy uro un< | fs—wa give itup. luve, so ltmust bofn ita high day; the obedient positive Indifference that it 1s quito crmhing, 8. | wqifing to accopt o e tion whero their laboris | And now o fow worde on the subjoct of woman's | snirit gocs hand in hand with love, giving it purity, A, B, wsorty that, owing to wuman's huence, | compuratively vo Ifly pald and, worsa yet, whora | ¢*wanton extravagance.” Winnie Js unquestion- | dopth, and power, but nover a 'consiraint or a suclety 1s ot as putaas it swight }a iy L Ol | they run tiio rlsk of boing rnked with Thy dis ably rlght in saying thore arc women who dress fog | chain, Tha Holy Splrit bas Himeelf glven ua sn wowman bornt .nlnk of )uur'mut 'A yoursister, | yealily pirls who have brought so much censura | tho ¥olo purposo o"nurncllnxnuemlnuund plean | Nlustration which vividly and camipleiely exhibits and can you ropout the avsertlont Aro not women | ypon thelr class of workers? iug the wontlemen, Unil fe Junt na correct i tho | the trua rulations of obodlenco 8nd love,—*ilu evurywhere o woclety the guardian angel I'IWDI;""! Let those who employ make tho position what it | suppusition that **Inordinata vanity, fostered and | bands, love your wivesus Chirtat loved the Chureh.** Bsug \dlmun ‘Too strrict oftentimey 1n Al l‘sg r!ju‘a 0Us | gught to Le, and they will find enough of our girle | strengiboned from their edrliest recullection e 'I'hon followa tho rosultant command—thy wife fan innehly, for when a later fatls, aluat woars | who will ket dertics the Tavlsh uxpenditures of too many others, | must roverouce her husband, muat yleld* him an ya NoL1o cuL & Ri0y6: w;}"r rhawun of ielr | “Yomaof you will say It s0f no usatotryto | Iiut, dear siatcrs of Tho Home, are (hess not ox- | obedlence similar to that which tho Church glves Sipanac” steiui, and 7, clinging uhio | maka sorvaut-glra any botier, Lut have you trled | copilons to th rule even umong thoso who dréus | her Lurd, —on vbadlence of Jova and Joy so pure teaditione lisnded down from the - duys | 1o do e extravagantly? aud 20 froe 1ot It 18 not thought cbodicnre, but ia of barbarlin, huvnl ‘mu o unto themeolves You worked bravely laat winter for the drankards, 1 bave always obsorved this feminine plessnre In | only tho willlng retura of & perpotual affection. certaln rulus My |';“ g ufl;cwl!- IN! I" when doody gute you such irring up, - Are | personu) sdornment, but Interproted 14 Inply | This every truo wife understonds, knows, re- lmuvllmnunr 1h| '~“1‘ ltl unuol"flk\'m- thuy better worth your labur than your hirud girl? | an oxpression of thoir love for the beautiful, 'nlwl en, glorles in, 1t lo lor happiness and whila frim cyol E"BH;"I us frow ol d]h;w‘" to thy | yyiaro doings noble wark for yaur sisters who | Wouten of cultlvated tasto caunot da uthierwiso | her pride that vho caslls 8 man husbund, whoss rreml! code oI morality, u\vu’nuul l'“ lvl?f‘" lavoe lived {0 luxurlous shame: why not for your | gshan dobight In vort, rich, costly fubrlcs, oxquleite | power awakond and whose worth Guln‘w ¢ sucl wrhnh"lmnrf"wn ler 1} ollier Hllfl! rom Loy« | kitehen.maid, who wmay uot yet have wold lier | lucos, vievant accessorlvs, and thai purfection of age. \With a true and womanly exuliation slie hood up atcop himaelf inull the faxcinating pleas- | womanhoody baroany tn detal) that makes every tollot u work | dellihis to do him homor, uras al vices of tho dlay and athl b rocelved Into | - Khow er that you have sn intoreat In hop wel- | of art. All thavs thiriga coat monoy, und money | 1 hope the quotation bbove will Lclp anme reader pnhl}-mh-lw‘ " he ”m“"’:‘lw gy and {a | fare: and wieh hér to bo luterested In yours; teach | fu the very thinw thut thoussndu of women lavy | of Tho Home o o moro_ perfect undutstanding of comes wbuolutely dldreputable, Sra, wruudy I | hor fhat household Iaboe nead mot Lo s drudgoey, | never leatnod tho valuoof, “Chis tsewpeclally trug of | the pure and noble retation of husbiud and wifa, foreed to_ Trown for Ahy ilme belugi Vil | Luta clence, an et aud ot ior understand tlist lu, &% 31041 0f 14 can probubly rumember for | Wo may fael thiv1n'our hearts, and it will fnilus g, reforma, bow Cforsiving | tho uhd | woll-plauned, carefullyscxecutod work wil s ru- Aud thoso of 46 who have learned how | once our lives, 1 infunded to 'ask several queds VA Yor U0e raniy of “haman charity's | Wardedos it uosarvass lond” hoe thougite, st ope jum resolutoly away fram tothingetiatdolignt | ton, but seae X uave already uccuplod oo b ortubity otfers, tos plane en nearly ‘on o lovel | and charin uv, can wo withold our sympathy when | much space, n! nl owee caskobtly wien v srebig womiaw 1a concuruedt oo faea | 11 ot o sty Tbas Gontt make nee wanid | Suers ke avorcome by the saims. (apiatian that | auvicor Havo mob yot wueceudod. Ladger, T Hiith 1 wh 3. | thne, J'fl"rnv d strength in wernbbing une | Lawstrongly besct usy . Jaughed when 1 read your suggestion, for tho G ehihted audiy unat, painled kitchon flvore and back utairs, when nemall | - § do 1ot upolozize for solfishnessor oxtrayagance. | articlo you mention was amoug_ iny hollday gifts 1ghtt “:"» are told that Hw- “Ijv'll % | aum of money expunded lu paintiog would pree | The wifo who dlsrecards her husbaud's fnterovts | to the ono iu questlon, Cannol yuu Or sote ony Sacat Wiey wuel 0ol thele wild cates | vest it works £utn o bor own, and_descrvos all that sho | eleo wugpvat somothing olse, equaily protty, useful Moy hatyn wows taL Al y0 T e oid | You will #nd it proftable, both to yours | sulfcra: but many wites are kupt lu lgnorance, | sud bixpenalvel 1wl give you chiadyer) o ro- D ey e voels "Fiine ' oud theg | aelf and her, for g spend lew “fimo | through mivtaken kinduesy, of thefr kusband's oin® | clpo for “cracker plo soun 1f 1o ouo elvo reaponile, Putliaetviswiat nilyvily- word | dis would Wik In uunscetnty labor, ‘Do nat utanoniize on tlmm.-..{.-uu.hnnucnlmmu&nunfifu.mmeu{xyffim. Vlcuny, ouie ovo, how sball 1 resiove sunburn her Wages, whe e como, wnd | Jturcs whon they anly neod o bingto make them | or cur § Now. 1donot mean to any that all men are | [ov, Yadem WhEQ, tio aed timos como, and | Hars el Ll of ianogors. 1 will say to the sfcted of dyspepsla, try Sacto- wickod “aud all. women angels, Indeod 10, | oy yaany dalutios for your 14blu; teach her to be | Girs brodeht up i poverty, mareying men who | poeplid, & comparatively new remedy, * 1 have ls not past, and wo ua;.ulu;msu it an objuct for her 1o b so, and | canoford 1o gratify, within certiin reasonable | uscd it with sbundant succe: That with cold hat Y, uuprigipled woucn | tpen treat her ike lady. And when your bousdv, thutr hitherto repressed longing sftee | water cured me of inilammation of the stomach and whl lure A husband ot extravaganc baea and Celends fullow your oxample you will bave | beautiful things, sre ot mors apb to ruah | Luwels of nearly two years mndh.{‘. 1t is manu- ond Fuing but the suuiber | u has & better class of acrvants about you. Ulndly Into extravazsncy. ‘Phe unsccustomed | fuctured by Reed & Cararick, 108 Fulton atreel ty. " Living in th entury men ul Thery are women whu beve dune these thinge. 1 plvlll{ accine Unbounded wealth to them, | New York, 1 would like to tell how it aecies 1y worldly-wlse cuvugh to protect thicmely call aoie of thom nuw to mind, some of God's | 8nd they give froe rein to thulr wishies, which tho | mo, but will only say it removes loads in the out haviny to stufl thelr ears a did poor Ulysse minlutoriog ongels In this lower world, who haye | surprisod sud bewildered busbaud must be very | stomach lke wagic, Dose, 10 ton grains after And uow, 8, A. Hmlus wa extend to you he | peeelved the reward of theirlabors. Every rulo | wise aud very cool-beaded If b docs not serfously | each moal, paniof surg endunin, anduo, 1oy syaathy | RSt ahctyfit §apcel of -ouplupers ua | ftolio Wit o iy Notural. mauly prides | *ataball§ do with st sods blcult ur bakir 4 L e C o i W v e tiul o v hls o jowder! I'waN: 0 Poap 010ty €02y drawig-rooni wome ovenlu; fllnl:‘- n:-“w&:.l wusu-mxxlnud. wpeaking lowhem | sswell aean afectiunate 10 gl Wi pows IT¥-ul tion, perienca shuws | that men uro ounting to oaly unu-sixteenth par of waal the wiow n - learning theso decper wcanlugs, od l:::flaulun‘wlml durlng the day, while the uxy- anplicably to cousclence und duty, And the world | ooy nbeurbed at tlits tiuy by o couddurable number progreed In apprehending these deoper } vyuld not cqual thiat consumes oy the burn.ng of 8 9, s 8 careful oaderver ey readily wee, | gingly yas jet, 1f, 08 bas ocen sald, thors e by nuting the contrast bolween eirly and’ Jator | 3oung provlaed by’ our Crentor to purlfy the air times. Look back, only forty or 01ty veors, and | grier f1s uew by the myriads of living, Lreathing L observe the diTerence bétween tho Views an cArain | eeulures, wo may roet sesured that there ure no preat questions toen und new,—the rigot ond | yeeakes’ fn His cconomy, aud that what has wrong of slavory und futemperance, for osampled, | pegy desluned to purify by day e not Tor zenerutions saen nnd women Ilved fu luxurv, | 6°" conatructed na "to rondor baloful by muxing their Mves almost oua contlnual huiiday, | Ghant. und gatned vaut fortance by the une el labor of sluves, driven year after year to dally toil by the lush of the overseer, Ay th whole shameful process was ru ate when, gs Whittie ied anew the nation, drese, will woud o nio thoy can procura it; direct to Box 127, | am told the remedy will remove tun aud freckle t, a8 Weire a dark-aklinned family, cannot speak from onr own oxperionce, uithouzh hava veen {t romove thu moth. Gull, please pend your cabbagessulad recipe, 1 havo the best ohia for ehicken-salad Lover tasted, but would lke the ono for cabbage. Maupe Lex. But to leave, for the vrescnt, tho updniung of actentlsty, 1ot uy dnguire what is the expericnce of the actual workurs among planta, clalmed fhat the | 1¢ would seem that If o destructive yus worg owit- What a wakings | fo8 from tnem jo_dangerous quantitles, ample d, ** God recastand | proof of this wonld be sifurded by the niang ute otde sud alavery begun to ..,u.m.clm of ‘u.r‘nefl-hu“;u: closely ll,n"nuu with perivh. segetation; yet Horists of lurge exvericnce assury ‘ucing tho sama perlod, toa, on every tabloand | SAEM L Tiva mever knowieill aifects. 16 bo r lde-board, it cxpectod that the decanter With | gijzed front night work In them, nother in wccompaying glastes shonld be founds und 1ot | Ybere worknen have -made the warm only found, bul wwed, by ail inmates, caflers, and | Nouues thelr sleoping quartors oven for oo eo viwitors. In humbly homies, und none cousldered | winter, And there are now bLefore me the u thempelves tou pour to be whiiout it, A bottle of tione of otherd to tho eilect that they are fully whisky and u teucnp answerod the semo purpuse, | gaglatied of tho fallucy of the populur notion, 1% Lut lu whute er munner the drain wus presciteds | gy sovin suberiluous, Lol periaps it 1w bost it wae expected that all would partake, ~ The hose | gy reliorate, that wherover plants aru kept evi pianity of the poriod required it. Bt as in $ho | yiing about them should ba peefeetly elvun, Dus cave of olavery, (hed 01 0f) reckaning came 8lho | cqying loavus, moluing pots, or stagiunt wator fu for this unlversal drinl lni; practico, a3 Night wae | guycers maust nover by ullowed, slven to uumuek its evile funll thelr hideousness, | sty eyupatbies are especiully deawn toward the Alew two glant weunge bave boen attackeds | 1rvalit who, unablo to loave ber rovin, fu loatt 1o measurably defeated, snd tu-day, thoogh thele | bive up tho companlonablp of thess mute, but Writhinga and siruzilos aro fearfuls we hopo they | & ’ > ; 4 5 aro 1 proceas of dissulution, Ho does the clearcr :..".‘,‘5":“: |{'Lfl':i'.:;'uwu[|gfl{? fi.“u‘}",.'l‘.'.'r‘ . sluninz ol divine light upon disine truthy make tho | Yoytfon, Wish plants ar withont, the thorongh wrongd in pen s hegsts sud lives visible, and wives | vepnilation of our sleeplng-roums 14 imporianty the true Coristian und philanthroplst hopes fur | pyg I should sy that o ey as one would Jdesre victuties over them us Tapldly us they aro dise | gy Ky thers “Would' ecomitale” o iore c o - careful attention to ile than woul! Lo here will co ima whon the oxbortation 6f | cusentisl to bealth io thelr absonce. It soeme Aportls In Homang, xit., 1, **1 beacveh you, | fugt the chiof dliticully lies In the ecewsily for 5 brethron, jby the mercl cluging the ipow, 1n satreme weather, Ju ordor W e pieaent your bodies u Hving maimnteln the proper warnith. Lot ue remember able unifo tiod, whic Vit woat wingow planis will besr o night swaipers Bture ad luw aw U dogrees, lut If winduws and duurs are our only weans of voutilation, and we must close thut 1o order tu prevent the mercury folling 10 We freozing point, 1t wore bolter to bune foh ho piants, becausy the exlulatlons from our Tuugs, breatied ovo! d o/er, will certaluly CONTRINUTORS CIITICISED. Th (Ae Ruitor of The Trthi Drooxrxoray, 1., Apal 17,—To those inter« ested in bringlng up httlo oncs 3ire, br, lnl articlos. muat be very valuublo, 8o muc for ety {cwm upon W drst paper. **Parlorand Kitehei from Amatour, I¢ vonsible, I wish thoso ludies who hove wo much trouble with thelr help, domeutics,—we dun't dato apply tho lerm werts ant hera 'in_ the couutry, and why should wal—~would read Dr, Jolland's '* Lettura to_the Joneses, "’ especially tho one addressod to Mn. Jewsie Boll Jones, I nuver was a worvaoh oud think 1 should have fut adreadful pressurt bofors 1 could hive bocowmo oue, especlully fp & city, aud yol what 1s there dugrading lu house: work? Nothing le more closely allled to our ver porvons than fouachold matters, und wo thiz! vea ynlte the rovorae of dograded, Ourof- ials are public servanty, and rather rroud of It d 1wl the unjection to being a privat¢ ant lica in the fact that public servunts sre cntreated and private once are comumanded, —Ar mude to feel that thoy are Inferlor, Female Prodigality ** fu good sensa and well aald, Inmy opinfon, ‘Kitchon Dovoteg will ind aa excellent paper upon the care of workiug hands by Puul 81, B, {nTue Triouxe of March 10. Bealsh tells tho truth. Llow often when tryint #0 hard to uplift some fellow-belng would wo unl) realize oursulvus dragged down §f {6 wers nob oF ke tnuer conscioususs (hut we aro dolng right. Ziy, of Muttoon, talks s goud deal without esy* Ing wuch, g Wit a gushing lady Ottawn bossts. T shouldo't 1k to beu husband or children of hers, for sbe curtalnly hae no wifection Jeft, 8o wuch Is Javished ue‘mll piants aud plunt-lovers. I greatly prefer be chlcken-keeper. I agree with Grelehen, Make home attractive. 1 know somu hiotacs that could bo sendered so 10 mie by takiug ont & cart-load of funcy:work, b somo of (he unsightly pots and plants that crowd tho roots, Bneuking uf ornamonts, why do ladiet Weur crovscs for urnament? it luoks to me like s parude of thelr pluty If they wear i4 I stocerithy = 81D, and sho §s Iwnulumz Tost; nu matter how ro. n-u‘uml. shie s lhencefort ¥ ) Prevcnt our bo eptable, to God, will Dot then nieat to staud in the piilpit. Or beford the Sabbath-achool class, or fue reviyal-mecting, or on the public. rustri e ndeed, anywhere, with the flthy coutaminstivn A Ny lulfluhyvlmlnlfl!“ l":u"» or | ta the :lm:ll::ll:llil}:,“(lnfl:lh:cg:.c:\\l"l'l‘hwl‘:l]nlm:thu“ ’:n‘:ll: uppetite. JUWN) wean pury,—such purily ea, r b VL0 i okl i a1 joward dnd outward nice {opreuine s She 1N ndl 188 gtuies Phip goyeloping lLelf o ) lnvard ool eULrant £rices | st Sccupod durtug the diy, sud la lato the o nnprudent very pieastire, will wue I s verul persond. Light vo ar¢ ol uated aroutid the contro-tablo with 1y lipe gt prumnlug thadtht | sect, pleac) and, If they 4o 1wt, 1y 1t nbt mockory? : A4 3 ! * | st sluwiug Yeat, theoo aru ra) convumiug | and the doilcious perfunie of @ good ciygar pervad- L bk i Cextur, it '} art o Ueinbtion of 1h World, 11418 0l f0a Bauck 10 6+ | $i3 oy, wid 16aving 1 1ia p1aca tho baleril | i tho atumosphere (1 allow” thy Words il to Y Tty acllell o houghiless onr sex 1oy bey | fs e A nrcore | Hu, becaute 1 st oiy youst st niuii' with lutters yeet curbunic oxido ur ucld, us tho caue wuy bu, Wheu | swoko Ju overy ruom in thu Lousel, & am guite | - V5 s JORK, T iy of poruitie ity ot e vtieas” “hhe Wil 2 uderar from | WK, scatded and cooled, and in the woralux U S Forricht wright-since God s Uod, Wa rutlre, wary opurtara by which. thn Goter air | sure you would bumbly retract ail you sald It | cuncacor Apeline oy ach dias oM W, e v 1t ntnt ety b0 b8 womloved | batatabie. backwheat covest Has b wtil) o | BUSIErmIIK lustoad of swset in mixivg tho bresds And it the Cayalsil wluy Bt gain Inarond ba earofully clased lustout pats | your spicy and rather anusing lester,” dobn (ny | 5 GuiFaas; APRLY Tl u ghud tuacs B, A, ra- | o e oty o Not count Lo cont of tho numbers | Achihs vold that uotbing but & perfectly light, wll | 3 ue B0 botatuce, yot my broad is wolst, TRy b= TRV & LI by caberinat s padn 1 | Tbolaid emoyed It jmmenetly. - owr folow, e | fhondiopiy callfor o aulhurtiles’ who conewn | a6 that they do, hal count 1o, Soelf the BUmbCE: | Ao R orods woll siraped cakican a1 | M hat becaiy of our friend whio, wus (0, tell 14 o et s Veemed L1 ot ko v | TSkt Sk SO UM Lt | e Mt dor "o Mo, b e et { Py It ror bl sl | | 4 e, s, e S, sl e, | o nime e, matiata, i i banpopar | MSSSEIeS S EEOEES GGl e cure ol estion was (0 ba ef+ . by ! 1 clently atrony, cepe o Brat_one , tas | selfe varid, "Plie; o v ¢ - feeted, but the above conshlerutions do give some | St B deai of badairtt Welcomu back, Olive, Your plan fs an adamira- | it Tne Alaignly. CLERE Ll A d y 150y seem, Ina- | are 5ot ali uei of ull women, We adift with pais | respondent’s beart tobe Olled with watlsfaction bla onv, e e s O X | O C\bicte aro Hrbat My iho aro Lise, fynuble, | whon tho schin void was Diied with cakoa that If Mrs, W, T B, will send for sowie bird tonic, [ | Mosvs who vpeuke Tu Leviticus, x1,, althougls hy | and utierly given up o tha geatlfeation of seitlal | were Jusl right? hink abe will bave no troubls, Send to the Fozést | saye be {8 the mouthpices of ) o L er, ok only of bomatus bovaias | 1 wander It thuss invieible but superior beinge, S ey PO ek TN Sk Loisden ome | By WluB W 5ru suppossd 10 b wurruunded, evep A PLEA YOI PLOWERS. beience 4y to DEht aud Wrong must bu carofully | baugh st uer v (ke Editor of TAs Trivune. Toro, i, Ap - o fae cliovah, whiis tho | alwe, 8t whatevers cust of wrelchudness sud mivery, | Perhups recipes have been given, but the cook ri) 17,--Should you deslre | iltivated, and the teuth maet by spoken, wiition, | A swall conssrvatory opening from our sittinze | Ciiy bird-story, No. 122 Seucea strect, Clovelund, | otber suthorltics referred to sre not sustained by | to others; bub nelthcr can thoso bo clasacd us be- | employed by luaticus has outlticd somethiog nced- | crease your fawaily ju Fhe Home, or -lwg;';; sud prosentod su o mattee of consclence, ‘'while the | room la packed with plan 'fl from toor to skylighit; | O, WK%, the reasons they thomvelves give, Burely M, W, | louging excluslvely to ong wex or tho other, 1u); and 80 added another fallure to 1h Jist. nuRber of i “I““‘S““‘"‘ JOu 816 6 duty of peruonsl ¢lesodtig must Lo wade clear sud | besidoatbia 19 a bay window, full s it cau bold. — will not claim that Levitlcus, which {s werely & ‘Ought not the sirouger ouey to nuito their force: Now, Mr, Editor, sitiough 1 do nut posses the | accept the undorelgned. wF fug toand plalo. | huve known w0 cases in my life | Lefore leavipgit fortho ulght the ventilation s | ¢ ABOUT THR LIRED QIKLS, code of Tawa prepared Ly Mowss for tha Ieraclites, | 8 ur tho uplifting and encouragewvnt of the | qualilcation which your correspondent wentionsd, Like Job' um:‘ Lam omcua‘;x mant Wieie the habit of uwing tobuccu was utterly abun- I Ilnl—n window lowered, o5 8 door opened T the Ko.iv,t ¢f The Tribune. 1¥ binding upon tue rest'of the human race, or hue | weak, and so fulill thy Divine commands **What« | baving novor becu callod goud unicus whien the ads | fro i tha ¢ mdaul from walking u ifi g doned by the application of these conalderations,— | for 8 short time, and tho room le never clusol Bauvioine, I, Apnl Y Hotel Mo In bearing whatover upon any but the Jews, ‘The | suuver yo would that otiers should do unto you | Jectives **bad ' wr **judillereut ' could not ba iy nu‘d butug da nuukut \l|ut. 0 ; “mmuw wnd ooy cune, whery tuo flibincss of the pracilee ‘"1s0 air u (hua Joft 88 pure as pousible, aud, | Auierics bu an tustilutiun vecaliar to th , country. b \‘wm which declares swine esh to be du'yu oveu o 0 them, " LbsuLas. used; havlug wever felt motherly oxceps towards '"“h“"'fimml'l}e ereby upply for sn Yo o seeu Ju otbers, caused 8 complele cure, upuros In all the lousus tn the lauy ther Js no | Owing to the diiculty i the Arst place of oblaining uuclean *' alio 1abuus the delicate Besh of tho V. 8,—When the lord and master of our boing | my dilla when ['was sclild, and o dugs, cats, | duction to the mewbers of Tus Tuisuses proately Alustratug tbe truth of Burne' saying: aweeter or wol Alan that | good vervants, and the uscertaiuty uf keeptag tuens | rubbit und the squirrel. Bear's uieat s also under | sud heart, whose wo are sud whow we sorve, ba- | aud cllckens since reached’ years of discretion: | elrcle. Oh, wad wing power tho glftle gle ug which greats ine o he morue | aftcewards for auy length of tine, when the great | Lan, as sre oy nd other dishew, fa | gine tu Inquire, by postal, whether Boulah in' last o' I'as GLhers sco da’ wakons visions of the bluo-beils und bute i1 § might fmuglne myself lmlv.ldl!l-lflod |[rn - it | balred Auut Betey of That Rusticus, and tell bl Mui_lllnh- :llll‘ kuow about the mysterics of buckwheat ‘As | am somelbiog of an *'old boy, " and sddict: od'¥ {ha R of it adviss sou will perusvé U Toc! 1 1O freatdle w bl pardou me for counsellug you o be not dismsyed sysinst which nyong but | taturday's Tuisuxs (Uttawas Uoulah) i hie ., ‘Aud fouilabi notfun. 1t however, allows | s time to mal 1 dl nd gravshoppars, If wa aro to | ingware. s t! Tandamental priuciples of al) ropabilcs (Wberty aud | vorstes of Cb equality) trm)y tuke t. wauy familles reside { a Jow ever ral sutiraiy fu hotvle, ¥ fuge ¥ ki Ader v ua 1bzapn. ‘s il tho charuiing beaatles ul th woods Land, Where {0 spring-times fung agv we gatbered Of the victiue of the Labit who need reforminz, | yorubl bigoin. ‘caraficr yoar familivs lnbab- | o diet of Leetl suh R o g Wk yon et By atthe l\durlle the L"I:\tmn‘x“l\m'a hx;-ongr’lu\r:dl;f L ik sume sulta of cut ly too gl w eldor ove T4t Ui vhls lnking yoa give an assont, ot 93+ | upon your llome euterprl lor there e I Y ied' OF noime, GEAke SRS RBYOITE: | hreone o e oy suriuate, ool 10 KISd.00 |iccaticor sbersihing seciries UpAlaLIERton which TIOME TALK, plaiu ™ wily Lhatou Svimpatiiolc bliy for & auitse- et OF Your fendets twho' will' - aasure you 1108 of the runbraied dovotees uf tobieco, yet some | ceived no stiention, Supposing that replics would | lug fu @ countsy where, uvtwitlistanding. the sheo- | most uubappy tlmw = of o will Editor &f {u Tribuns. or from unpaistable buckwheat cakew: 1t js bo- | that your' paper, wo largely and ably can ond doubtless wil) be reclalweil. bowe cone | be given befory | should write again, 1 made no | retlcal advantage of miunlur, vory few care about | adinit Moses as autbority here, and y April 1U.=The culumns of | cause I, 100, bsve becn fmposed npop! voted tired drunkarde bave been reclaiwed, but, owlng | Dofe of nawmos, snd wast Dow answee briedy frou 10 the grvat o niz{ of Influenciog tuvus, 18 oae | mewmory. Those greeu **tullp bugs™ ar apble. Tabny Uwee been sald that the unlrv way bs, (0 let | Tuvro ‘are wony reuedles, vuch 84 washlug o suct drink and deluk, Gl tiey all ¢lo oft 8y soou as | whale-oil, sosp-suds, or with tobacco-wuter. Muve possiUle, and wive siteution and ofort only 1o the | the Mquid 1u 8 pail; fovers the pot, hoiding the care of the youuz, that uomore consrued drunk- | left band over thu top o prerent sécidont, thea arce Lo formed. (Note.—Our Licenss- laws lu 28 the plant geutly o-sud-fro fu such & wianner uiany places do not recuguize thy face, If it be o | thut itslail be thorougbly wet uod tha fusects dis- fuct, butare particulsr o dealvuate o whow the | ludzed, Afterwurds, riuse lo clear water. Anotler Mecuved dealee shall ot sell llguot, —vlz., cou- | method fs to fumlgute with tolaceo swoky. Place frmud drunsirds snd winors, ~leaving the fnfere | ju @ convenlenl sessel 8 few lve couls, over €ucy Lhot by cunsud way sl tosll who aru now | these wome atcms aud lewves of tobacco 10 the lwportant subjects of Soathertd pacifcation,. local soll-guverniacnt, Furco-us: sian protocols and ultimatume, sud 4o furtb, coft taine o departiuent tbat jo perused wilh u gre - dexree of huterest Or mora brodt than the culawhs of The Tlome; for it fe bere wo fud Vlln:blullfl_ atructions upon those wifecslled +* lidle I_Illfll f we saust all vpeodular in the uyery-day eoncerus o real, carneat v, ; . 1t Las beew wively sald that ** Ho who c4used twu Llades of grass 1o grow where only on¢ “‘X“t befure, Lew public bencfactar,™ 1d it nob ¢ ".“,. wrae thab b 400 s Waatiy uf tha ua of Deby X DO; tutroducing It 10 social Iife, OF toferating it among | as tho beat and only reason be cau ilva for cou- | Thy Homo sre perused with pleasire, sswelios | Ob!Ihs sods, the greass, the uncooked lumps, e ot leb e I | B D b e s "m0t Cehas | Bochts by & ultitude of Ldiidusts' who, 11ke | the bldck pcels, that went o wake Up thse heavy dturts, By R, U, 8, (Late RO, L 1) dn *The | cud. I wish 10 be cxcused from giving wuch | myluif, aro fo pursuit of juforwation which is | jead-colored speclucns of the sciencs of cookery, Zuo dmaricar." welght to Moses on this yubluct. found fo cmupuata frous the vems of your pifted ' did I say ! Bllnd fguorance, rather, for ‘Caut lu what o forvlgnor thinks of It; but no | ~ Next we have Dr. ‘Thrall. Youaeo Tam after | contributors. The advice ond kind teproof sct | it was a watter of wurprise that 1 refused even to Amserlcan could bave Lit the nail more squarcly uu | reasons as well as pamcsof suthoritics. ~ Years ago | forth luwuch o pleasing wannce is (uvaluaide, and | try o cat them! Ilowaver, ay one poréon's falluia tho bead. Every one knows {i.vay tbings 070 ¥0,~ | 1 used 10 think auything was all right if only wowu | really oftentiuies mects tho dewmands of thosd who | lcade 1o auotbor's wuccuss, 1 studled the matter that It is pext to lwposeible 1o gob good servents, | greut, lvarued man said wo, aud sald 3t 1w priot, llulndl{pcmltxndwnw& uthe right coursa be- | fultblully sud gan sately recomuend tho rulel altuoet 8y dliBeult a watter 10 relaln thew, aud | Whetliee heptave bis reasous or not. Now I havo | fore golug sbead, Tuo suggeations offercd Ly | vow use. . that many familics resort to boarding to escapo | found that cvou the greateet and wiseat often maky | Bevlab lu togued o thy orucel cudeavore of pure- | \Wuen T say: **Ono quart of walor aud oue of tho nulvance of servantrls, Few of thew stop | Wholesale statements, which oilginateiu sowe per- | winded women for tho reforination uf that cliss of | buckwlest fivar, voe Gibluspooulul uf wiolssses, W tbinkof the causs of thls trouble, but tuat | soual prejudice, or ca\bu lmuml‘m the traditlons | men who cun oaly bo peached through the stuotl | ong of salt, oud two of yeast," Jo uot thluk wy