The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 21, 1900, Page 1

Il COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY THE PRESS PUBLISHING CO., THE N.Y. WORLD. r pleasant occupation, in case Several dozen doylies fin ering task that wi e of your wife’s ab e are the directions how eight—overcast— foozle—dr th the Ma g it away a poli »k his umbrella at | you ought to | ip of Mr.| e : &Mggs‘[ 1¢ of occupation. | My work at my 1\'5‘% O I come home I do 2 42 U bredde vith me.” D | aof the e\e&owo occupations at | ight and cheerful | p ' gaged and the heart happy | the time while your wife is away in breaking its spirit, | it will eat out of her hand, nor. grow! over its food.. That | meat. A plain, substantial vegetarian diet, with fruit, is | earn a few extra do To tell you what these | in taming its ferocious nature? Your pleasure will be | it will not bark at night to disturb the neighbors again, | the first step. The next is firmness. Let the canary see | return by taking in s em is the purpose of this | in anticipating the joy your wife will evince when ‘she | nor have to be muzzled this summer as last. that you will not be trified with; that while your wife | For, bear in mind that finds upon her return that the canary is cured of its To train a savage canary is the simplest affair when | is away you are the master of the house. If necessary | cupy himself can be really happy while his wife is on ppose you have a savage canary. Why not put in | dangerous bursts of rage and sullen fits of temper. That x her first visit away from homel > your wife upon het a man who can so oc one knows how. In the first place it must not be fed on | punish. Take it out daily for exercise.