v 10 \ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNI: SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 187i—TWELVE PAGES, 8 5 There 4 hatilly any kind o r dfet bt some | vigorons action, When gray hair ix the harblozer | besides naw cartalos, ete., for which I had patd lek In small thin nieces, carefally pick- | tell you how I taok off Afty pounds ot fiesh In six toexcras T would may: Flrat, TIIE IIOl\IE- ml:eli‘ rrnhllr In’dcn’:mn’:n n: ..‘33.‘:‘:'1&' anid unmll,:)r o!lnll.rl nge, it eaunat I5< r’vcrmnnenny restored. | the fast dollar of the il T hiad manufactured. Wow | ingant'the bones, and a6 you il 1t off theaw it in | monihs, My only foml way dry ioaat, with a thin 2-‘::::5;: -.mﬂ'xcc, :l\'le J’"’; :‘ﬁm-lgxmﬁ“ y::n.( v s y Of vater, cold or Tukuwarii, not hot: waen | Iayer of hutter, ey crackees, pop-corn, now AN | Tudy wilh o ticasing 100k In her xto, nd 5 vers end squeezo catefnlly to prees ont the salt; chawge | flicn A alics of Iean meat of 4’ pleco of ‘pie. Tea | i, T tho water 111! you think it freshencd enoughs porr | and cofice not allowed, or, if ared, neithor milked [ reeent - HASASON P himan conrumption. One condemus potatoes as | For dyeing the hair. niteate of silver afionld never | waa I taget any more hine glass? 1 Girew ne welf | b NARAN JANR'S TIANKS. destitute of nonrlshing qualifica; another an- | be emplayed, asit impartaa leaden hueto theakin. | on the four In n_paroxyam of anguish. Th Once mora, **Dear Home, " T come, athematizes meat " as inhuman diets | An infusfon ;of green walnut-hulls and ammonfa | nicely-cooked egga were forzotten. the reat of t tle disposition, Ask’ R o Ml on " wonld e 080 ¥I s 4 anot! ] tho hair; also a decoction of black teaand | besatly minca plo was forgatien; my fortune oft all the water, place It in aspider with milk or | nor aweetened. 1never feit better, and my flesh L ¥ Dat not now to bemoan, ey ppepangetl: fta ank Cofess sanother| il are e haier s gone. 'Who will loan e monoy {olnvent In AMOURGE | WAter RMlent foF £ho Gracy ) now M & tissl] | ho mek cotncasd, AHecReT Frh ot ey TEieah A O TR L 1 Asdefore, mylonely lot through being alt alone; condemn with ruch an air of anthority, as 1f what | Aunt Liblne: For agne, steep ono ounce of well- | sunpiy of bluc glass? Kcho answers, Whot r\cccnl’llllll.r‘ and i¢ yunwl-hl'm*l-htswﬂ! twa | now, 1 have scen great soggy monstersol women { o fady of such (ype! Surely no one. 4 Bat my kindert thanks wonld give, they say fs tao well known ta nced any proof, that | ronated coffee in three ouncea of boiling water, and Squaw, iahtly and ®add with l“ll“k cold mitk or | who would not dlet,.—they liked good, rich foad, Why! ihe first thing you know the man wonld 1 eedgdn LAy one In ant to think 1t must bo o, atronyly scidnlate it with lemon juice: fve hours yaters Calle up and add floe enongh to | and wonld rather look and fecl ke & mountaln | . ryil head gver hockem love o ithcher: mapcind 4 nd, solong &8 T may live, Of Iatc several persofe have' fniminated ngninst | priorto the paroxysns adminiater all of it atone YEGETABLE GARDENS, thicken, Nowsctiton thestovo fojust thicken | thangive itmp, Tosnchsay: ‘'All ight. Live | piedge for sia monthia, and then afler & 'few toe. { 3. all falth will have i all recelpts which Isrue from { the nae of pork, clalming It to bo nnft for fond, | dose. To the Editor of The Tridbune, yuur geavy (more scalding poils 1t) and set back | with stified hreath and obstructod intellect i you | Inents of sober rafectlon ejacnlate: : ** The Home, " nnbenltly and debasing In ite effect on the connum® | _flousckeeper; To remove atatns from fvory | Aunoma iil., March 2. —L think [ can snawer | where I8 ) koep warm i) wanted, 1f you wish | think 1t peye. CP\What a faol T fave beenin 1 g and anert that all”physiologinta altest to the | mako s paste of prepared chalkand 8 amall quan: | Klla's inqafriesto her entire satisfaction, Arlhave | togamish it, hate some eges bolled hard and | [have bean amneed at the amoont of Togle dle- | That: thinking (oo mach of hia word of honor, ha Tro days wers scarcely o'er fact, By of smeet nllrln Lol Yalise, LADply It malsg ’:;lmmsrh';'n:! ‘-‘"h'm’t Yemylable excues fof some peeind, it ;';3-"!' R e INORoh wreak | plaved by a number of tho membera of The floma | rofraina from breaking it until the slx monthy are Since writing you before, Now methinks it 1atime something wan sald por |-With a plece of wnsh-leather, o 6 | Winter T have been throwing evory drop of lops | Ingamtlet tno coe wuales, When comico'sam: | In reard to saups. 1 have misialdthe numbee that | oo, 8¢ which he ndn (hat ho has lont a graat. deny . ¢ A main til dry. It discolored yellow, ; WhenTgotadoren letiere, sud perhaps aa many | S5 I fhese wholeeala asscrtions, s 19,118 | thom for an hour In alum water previa Y K s I!‘nllcrl Trou the honsa on o' my "‘""'"'l Wiatribating 1t | clontiy remuve carerally 8o as not to broak. and T wisited to copy from, and cannot word it fuat the | of hia attachment for the deae oid n‘ﬂ(lﬁi‘:;ﬁt 3 rame, but the moaning expressed was that the sama | cigar rtob, and, maniike, doesaway with il ore: ac indl. | and cooled! Tako out and brash woll, and weap | sveniy, and that 1a all the fertilizer] ever tine. | when it gos to table lay on tops or it you want & | matter conld not bt ine podien at anco: thars, | EiRerAL0D Ia my opinlon, snd have seen It tried, by m Aok her il aratineth a¥ote 'r’fa?.‘}'i'e'.’fﬁii}ﬁ.’!‘a’."?"ﬁr"."o nl:,ll (“;!I mg:)'{:llc;:{!::‘l'!h'l‘l?l.ll :,‘!:g:' 'm ; "'x’f"l:}:-‘lh S»:l r|l,;‘ lfi?;‘lox:l::l “I: .1'.‘{." ;];’t:& "ﬂ'hl::ﬁ:r:'le[" “::n ‘a‘l_:lahi'»‘v‘v;lelr a":IL’l:h“x'-i fk;:n":gl\r;lyckl Some :"l‘n l;;n}- ﬁ.'?'l'é x!’l:iel:?ol{mn.nhll‘ ’gre, I‘n bolll-;)a. ;:;n 'u"h'?"l‘.'. the u:‘up |; "’ﬂ" yet | know it to bo n' aucceas.’ Macauox) Which ia very far abovs O e uniey, onihe | water they wil b (njured? the streer, (o fla atagnant in tha cesn-pool | gridiron aiid add tha butter altcrwards, dored GHIL (o oot Rny jheng eshand it 1o ren. ¥ ey 1 AT crrredstorcrebert b, | bt Pttt e loss | | Sfestnct ot gommnnoreven | o6 i ol retel T o gelust T | ARG Col ol (St s ot | EXISPR SRR TG | TR, p | atcohol 1s to erre. ¥ n water will ba trongly imoregnated with it, and the | TacksoxvitLe, Iil., March 23.~I have 80 eloquent they were,— e I A T e e Boehineio | 1a aiwnys rctalncd. whils noda. diminiahes the ol i Broperiy avolled and mingled | flon and friod in ot batter of fat. 'Thun endeth | muat uiterly devonl of Bubsiancer "Bupoime o | thon maen seiriveh & ot keny: ple nmy o are ! Each ready, too, to awear may not do ‘s, Aszenera] thing, I thinlcthat | beilliancy and renders 1t mote Hable to tarnisit, | with the sell, bring heallh and haupiucss from tho | the frat lesson. Donotne DISTATE. | eorlatndarices ot mashthat as dieid oF all | mesiing et Snen to my elos: Momsrer, [ save g i el ! ) o o] e < avor or substance, and ahoul lace ol A 8! e | Wwoman al That 1 waa very beautiful, and quite buyond com. | ttiore thrive best who moko the legst, Tuae Bheut | with wonlencloth alpped insmmonia. b 500 82 he fron In ont of Uhe ground and you | 1AUNDRY rOLIS AND CANNED DRANS. caroned liguid, would ot the meat ba | know, - Beporiance: ea" vajaabio “teacher ak s pare: aking no qnestlons for conaclonco’ xko. Jun oot generally known that ehatinrd Joleo n | atc ready o have your gardenepnded, et oo any To (he Fillior of Thy Tribune. mpregnnted with tho flavor aud_richucss to | prosumo the yonngest of s have lesrned Koo nae: "Tis true they were not rich, Now, as to pork, I believe the charges are all | 88 cficetual in remuving fron-rust as lemon-juice. o fl""l;' eclbarrow-1o4 'a ":ma l:mn nmu; MATT00K, 111, March 20, —~Tho memhers of The | (4o sama extont the Hquid was? Thers Is no | bul lewsons In that way, I, for my part, had g Nor had o Jands nogsieh, nonsenee. 1t hat become momewhat the fashion In order to respond to M"'n“ -“nng A;@lrdu- ;g;’; Elen E‘,‘ar"l;ﬂgng'ﬁﬂmﬂw N ggrf::;g ‘lil:xgle" m:ll:‘r_g\;lxlﬂm“g; f;?&r:llzgeglmgergg meat ever botled that s not taken from the pot Im- | some experience ~with ants’ last summer,—the Dt they were all ro kind, and would Iike my | 8mung 8 certain clans of high-toned, kid-gloved, 1s' Interrogatory as to where the R, W. . ﬁmw Tho whato wiee on thenn. - Dy Al you m:m d RS, bued with the samo degree of substance and rich- | medium-nized Ulack ants, which ars' fthe nunen incd people to decey purk as too gross for | ironing-board cari be procured, 1 made tnqniriea | AN wealth (o share. R el e e mibctale ared o | and fond It 16 A new Invention ‘and mannfactiired | Wil hava & compost that uo honee-piant will refase th licr brirden of trouble and ofttimes re- | yoes that the other ingredlents are. O 1 ribla and 4 aico from somo sympathizing siater. | bonc la warthless, Lub tho aweat 1s savorr and sune | Toms, "k Ctrien AL ceives naslat, ried red pepper,—and the cxclusively ‘In this city, aithough the principal | fozrowin. Have tho gurden thoraughly anddeep. | § think 1t in about time for me to have the flonr. | gtantial, If 1 have n meat noap dished o 8 ma. 1 | Biie weelohes wais o ohy-donbarotd, o Now, as 1 aaid befors, S S iaken Np by oy without s ‘ihonghbat | GRCOYe B o Qovciiee ol Rherly e i fpade s &, pndjns-fork nd made tmoofh | Huw does It huppen that I cannot det any df 6 | want kenerous hortton of Tho meat also, 1 (hink | whave T scattercd it most prontitully. ‘Lross, Bbot Of rlches I've a store, There I8 objection, of course, to eating too mnch { Anpplled In all the Slates, When de. | With b:s Imv:h rake, ":n ‘x of .1 fund things of The llome? According to directiona | thosa poor peaple whom one lndy sipplicswithnonp | that wormwood scattaron in theif haunta wonld v of fyity meais of any kind, but_some fatty ment {n | 8ired “the castlngs are furnished without the | fonr ot et aith oF each. i et i | 3 nont iny aiuress with astamp to tho Uinking-Lom. | mieat must consider themsolven very fortunato Ih | canee them (o vamooso. - So 1 sparod pot the i And, when Thavo s beav, T shall want for nothing | 3 80 CiD o A\ it T people. Iniabiime n | bonrd. I clamps with tha stand which | NOrth 10 south.” Tho width of each tied Miietos | der Company, but fafled lo hear from them. Wil | being Her noighbors, and have & kood many Iugh | herh: ana, womid_you bellovs i thes e e more; colil climate, The further North you go tho more | consequently beconies & fixtute, 50 **old saucers® lcmnﬂnummg:nmy ol\t‘gnu‘hdle m-:hiw nn:m fome kind frlend who bas been mora fortunsto | ayer their streak of good luck, numbets, and fattencd on {t. Iaircsdy had the ¢« g Taniekly had conclnded the people thelve on fat and ofls. In Northern | Reed mot be called into requinttion. | Jtinan laval. | fu 'k, Let the e on the west, sldo of ho gardon | send tie recipe for Vioana ralls to Tho lome? I | *'Glive Green, 1 anw your article tn Trz Soxnar | Took of Lo safon. otecs Ih. weters arg fout s i That one might to he deluded, Tumsia _the comman oeanlo 0 “winter eat | uable acccesion to ;g:dl-rl.nﬁ;y-“n;‘:ld‘;pglrlo;;g-&'lly i Rrunh, fortires of IS CRIn! dwart Ltjed atull reclyo sbout 8.3ear since, and ol ya Toinune, andwas glail your amladlo slsters had ey marced, right thfough it.” A happy thonght H 5 9 named. ning- i l, 9 4 A 3 s n een h.o ol cxtingulsl ou. er 3 A i Andlthen folt contented, though L nover was be- [ f0iMd, candles oo roculat B0t Hhe Erauimaus | o e sren, whe a olnoner: A8 they ougbt to | of Hifs bed 1oy off & mauare piaf nnd s t thickly fieard af dinga heing worih heir, welghi in #0103 | Soma Sty the ek (S 2unfulel you. Novee [ then o B dropbed 1 I th cans of Gater. Wale “gE fore. tho Tant Arctie espedition attributed thelr greatest n._}‘u b‘nel':‘ 1‘::‘1:“1? 'r; l:“:lmll'lll :'cnel;:':,.x: e !'."":.':t“f:ﬁ;'f{.?.-.d,}.’. ‘:uml-:e(tt‘ uu’:::‘u‘ cg«lz;':‘: gm m'e;;s }":x:'m{l dwgr;ld‘ ‘::r:dm‘«;nl.r}, :;{ :{,‘:'}‘,’f ing .}n al?miwdy'- corna now, snd meekly awalt \hag vxu ;'Im t g:u!.onn‘nudqlr‘oa that day to this, L 0 cle: prevol 'y my destiny. o Au L. mun; nbout the camphor e Ve (¢ did not taka me Tong. o orimie, o, WARLOT eneuih ot MAlorlal 1Or L0 | Iimune San. theim, AITOr heating. ther o Tor u»i B e o Ll o e nimukes | ainahucnals, Nothing _daunted, 1 tried again | ™ wit T3 toll Ferm Leat and those deat tovern of | bk with iay oot ainifintor shs oo aftE gy fum, To change my mourntul song, sble? \What physlolugiet xaye IE s In felf undi | FAnd-vaper, and then on &' beeawaxea cloth. and | heaatiful border and yives thia refreshing snind il T b \Hla fas nto ane solld1auiv | gowers o in ks (e o, botafsl window | ue aveatonfiewhetuerUhe aiia mere o potor " . nally on clean paner. 3 e 3 ornanen! a8 ever licen ty lof ohold, The | able,—en t zar. For a bar And pow T ami so happy that T sing the wholo day | [0f fond: audscliat reweans doca e give forhis | Ao8MY SR CCARRATEE, o 1y being discassed, | | bout fho _fame, wldth os” the rsf “amd | nm fondof experiments, it cannot try bino | BN ota arior wae. mida_ beautial by 16T | Sonses 6 T e e ar. o For nbareel of long. outside of the Juwish ‘and Mohammedan peapfe, | wonld like Lo ask npon whiat ground **hired sm-" plant e 'Lh‘ fack b F A ,ﬂ,‘.‘he lasn, 8z llke Chat, 1 do not posaess tho requisite | {nink, puncrmYnlmnll dry goods Dbox with satin | eanw af water, 7] $o please accept my thanks among the Inhabitants of thy tempeeate zones, | demand social recognition In'good circles? llere. | mext sct out tomato plai hey | disense. 1did exporimont with Aunt Jerusha's | wall-paper, which she placeil beside tho wall boo | ©'T think 1§ A wil nao pante, made with flour and 2 | shoulid be set two and one-half feet apart, and, s 'y i) . ho woodaman b cleared one forests white salt | tofore 1 hare thought that cultare, gonins, Intel o " | Though T e e o T 1A mo | oSk hae Faeeived Bonsemort . o, meeies The | Ieciual ativinmentss of wealh, Kotarmed’a per. | Wev grow, maRt bo tie 10 atakes or rid loht with abont the samic resalt as some of the | neath an oaet window. Bl nest filied a turoen | cold waker, aho (o he) will have no tronble In fart: In the trials | bave undergone doing ap | with earth, into which she inserted wh cning paj ernm(xhu‘)l hnvo nevor had f¢ fail, ! o tows eoclal position. km's Aunt would doubt. | trelilscs, CAs they get larvo and lnzuriait, trim | ahirta for a portion of the family L presumo many | i ths conntey as »* Greeping Catlio. " From the | - Swect Sxioen may et ommmy ooy il weong. .'iﬁ'é‘.!:}'-'ﬁ.‘."-?r‘of.‘ffn';nh" for ‘}.“i‘.ﬁfy‘.‘ﬁr{u'.“‘f..{:ﬁ?’:: Lean may becauso they are * human befngn, s flutn | and pruno thoi, aud yuu will hiave rnLl 4 amuch | of tho sisters ean sympnthize, What wae my joy | tarcen shio \fod stringn 10 tho Caning n fan Ainpe, | them tobiced n 115, and thon piyng & dn(’;['g senrs, Pork and incon has fed our armios, and | beeolted Ifbernian or an fliterato **wanlly * can | fruit and twica ae mich comfart nthe care of | when Aunt Jforusha ofered b polieh warranted 10 [ tho contra ones reaching tho (op, and trained a | 8o of milesiaof shinck. Ttapoat the "operation anilt P, 8.~Tmay state, ere T forget, Wwitcrever a ship floats on the rean the main | Present as broad aclaim, Whyisthe <¢hired-man® | them :ldnn‘wm-hl II yonm'n owmdl o]nm'- ve satisfaction. Straightway I hied me to the | yneayof thevine to climb each one. The turcen | tha wart dias pears, R That, wlien at firet wo met, staple with which it Is provisioned f{s the | subject ncveragitated? They gracefolly acceptthe “‘!“""d". et ';K‘:gem'ﬂ('ﬂl ‘;:!l;("“"‘ 3 nng rul? stare and procured the ingredionte, and, ac- | heearne full of sprays, and those notcitmblngcords | Wil Mes, J’useuume L—— or fome ono who has + e told me ho wns filty-threa: {s Lie nota dear ofd | flesh of the hog. It forms Uhe chiof meat | treatment acorded them or they propara them. | Inotand iarzest bed piant lilack doxican mweet | cording to diractlons, ret thew on tho hick part of | GESONTI aver it both window A0d. box wers ng | wacd tho rii ‘semcan plensa tell whether ono can featare of nll tlasees of peopla, and the | #civesto flll u'higher place whon they can merit | curn. Iselect thla varicty becaune it doen not grow | tlio stoves they melted a little, but wero a eallron feathory musw of dclicate greons bronl meat on them and how. pet? ] ool omo | Wiat they ask. Dt as long ne womea Jike Kmva | vory tall, comes to verfection smong tha wecond | eolor. ' atirred and cosxed tho componndto motr, | ‘o0t A8 STCGUCHORICON o) 1oy Lreass | MpLmeaton themand how, i agitat e alro I8 quite Inme, T e CHonY aRagaite: Lo tonilirome | Atint alilata with taeit.ervfints A sninvorto | Enly etict, and continies o Wil quite Tatein | but thers wera bard Jump that woult not dissoive: |y Elor'cor 1) » h p 0l A1tRTe Sl Sentin o iy APy agliate That for that he's not to blame: Uie ambrosal roasted pig, grace the table of rich | Austain thelr requircments, no hopes can be enter- | thofeason. Now lot me telf you now have | Finail; I, ly, reforring to that sourco of knowledge to Irgls mﬁn.wmnmn our washing-flald, please, | I willdo my littie best to hold u bay ani poor, aborer ami atrician, ruralist and cliy- | Wined of improving them, ~fiuckle on”youe | lires moro varictles on tho fame ground. Aspoon | which | tum i ail dark cases,—Websters Une Vel 43 B GRlERe, ™ | the A T shouid nal “with oty *Tuvas tho ouly chanco 1 had, and the wedding-day | B PR TG O P et degrade of rendr | Amor," Em's Aunt and defend yournell, a8 Your | 83 the peas are planied tak two' of three | abridged, 1 fonnd tho gun tragacsnih not enticely the nable werks hould hall’ with doy the d frev from ity s nct. article has already excited cnnalderable comment. | 91 the eods, from the corner of tho garden, and | soludic, and that the white gum is the best. In PLOWER-CULTURE, o ls Cmicaco, March 22, 1877, BARAIL JANE, | Dbt o our 1o coute be eelaciodin n s v | MG Ae Th M. Voar chila shoud Absitin from | Jiy them tn.some ol soup or starch boxer, wilh | tuy Jymorancs 1 had nes thoshy OF thers boing more Ty 1he Bdltor of The Tridune, ming lnto take their chop and ham and. eggs with never a | highly-scanoned food, sweetmeats, of confections, | the dirt #ide up. Inench rod plant two or three | than one kind. 1 tried again, ond, getting the CriicAgo, Aat My wympathles are aronsed P tnver, and 50 far as pracicable subsiat on'a milk regimen, | muskmclon seeds, Ity tho tima the peas are gone | clear gum, succeeded better, 80 let 'mo tell those | in bohalf 'of v rints Hiawiborae, who eays hor THE Y OnRY " QUESTION. THE DY REAPONSILY, Y joex it shorten lifo?_{wotnot. Tl ventara to | ltice and oatmeal \ill be better for her than ana | the melons will be larzy enough to set out, sorfand | Tadies who liave been #0 soroly tronbled, and have | ANtienyoom sinlee fare theonne oy §378) her he. Ediior Tribune, Toes To the Editor of Tha Tridune. 4 - o | white flour. A tablespoonful or more of lime- | Ril, in the room which the peas hnye occupied. | called for Annt derual Avtuax, Mich., Murch 27.—Tho extravaganco | hens nanitus: feodor x’)?luynﬁl;r:ic:l'l, ".‘&':..:2.“‘,‘.3.‘:‘:; Wwaler (woll seitled) given reversl times a day in a | et them alx fet apart, Tho Early Nalmeg fa the | gum and cover well with water: atle occasionally, | tricd for meversl years lo ralse flowers an' deeply Interrted tn Ta Horie * and_ reckless cxpenditure of tho present age, we | of that age that can bn broueht forward who bas, | litle milk wiil prove highiy beneficlal. Avoid | best variety, When tho beand atc gone, spade ho | and when dissolved (it will retain o few tough par- | dor the samo unfavorablo clrcumaiancen with. | in iho Giscassion of the o+ obey nuerton. . o i iy L RO of thatape thas canba braul * | putataes, capecially new onee, during the summer | £round akaln, and plant it with Euely 1ted-Too | ticles until cool) add tho borax, well broken ‘up: | ot success. T had then nover heard. of & | conrac. it 1s eany 10 86 Ehat all ine Tacioarvrrltar Yy re told. le dus mainly, It not wholly, ta the wanmt- | 80 G, e ra i, this antery agatnat | Montie, W they “have & ‘tendency {0 in- | Lrmip sccd, sown broadesst and raked in. Thatln | Wacn that meita add the roate. My mixvure Slods | oy UFCs pepin dyyiien never hoard, of agrao practically when ot laat thoy tnderstand escn -, enot the period, whoss passionate love and all- | oark! "Ohc whonld not wso it exclasively, WMt nsoil | duce stomach and bowel “dirorders, | A veg- | the way to plant the lettuce sced aleo. When you | qaart jar, and was of tho cansinl ency ofanl. TerTbo for Her benciits and, It she Is B genaine | other. 1oes not Mra, Cap Brown strike tho key )" absorbing deatro for drees and display fead them Fn moderation it n a nonrishilng, digeatible. appe- | etable dict is rmune of disastrous reenlts. | piant the sweet com, in c“iuu fousth nill put'ono | usa it for skirts, aprone, nnd those shirts whera 1 | fower-jover, 3 to0 | note?! Everybody agrees that 1t would da ag loi- f. 1intoall mannerof unnccerrary expenseand outlay, | tizing, and salutary dict. " ""Hax lovsk, Ttetain her flannel dnringthe warm season, and do | Or two Iinbbard aqunsh secds. Iy following thens | raing the pleats after ltunlnﬁ.hul where the pleats | much troubl . 7D the. o - heip in vain, to take the | da not bloom well for want of sunshins, for J, too, QGexesro, Iil., Mnrch 2 1 bave boen very ed | sand cepectally so hink “she will not deem , 1f by this meana she succooda in got- | pertinence on the part of & husband to {sencan fr- o i ) — nol expose hee arimA or fest. _ Childron dlo annu- | dircctions yon will ‘e nole io enjor seven | aroto remain fast, or In collars and cuffs of more | $ing s fow biossome in tho winter montha. orative mandate without consulting tho thoughts, and finally into dehi—that dangcrous quickeand 1HOW 1T HAPPENED. . ally from thin causc aloe, Death always attacks | different yaricties of vexetables from the eame | winn two thickneeses, it does not work well, the | Drocure n shallow boz-thies or Tonr inches fa oolings, and \ishes of the wife. And most « intowhich womany sink to tiee no more. **The T the Editor af The Tridune, the extremitien first, amount of ground that tha most of peoplo wonld | difforent thickncases uvumllnf or blistering. 1t | doep cnotigh—of aslze to At tho stand, shelf, or | af us agres that it ts lIn some degre <+ swomenof the nineteenth century.” celesone fne WiitE Piarax, March 20.—Out of the fnllness Do not make hur personal appearance a prime | think liardiy enough for tiree or four. In regard | giyes o Leautifnl polish, andtho Iron does not atick | whatever yon wish your plants to stand upon; | degrading and accompanled with a loss of self- A% dividual, ** are mere bundles of fashionable follles | of heart thut had sufared such Intense and long: sideratio [ ] \l.n her rn‘l‘ll In the d[nm d nuhv;u to ‘l‘ﬁu“g‘.’{é l:}“gl:x’n'lf-;dn:d,l ;m: 'ﬂl::nlg;z;:l:n‘o-h atall; I& 38 ‘l,plm;h“d ﬁxrpr\nu pat into etarch that linva 1 linéd wlll‘;l allu;llg) 810 b: rufccu{‘ wator. | respeet lnrl{lw wifo io ﬂbiy because he mua elecat d ? s*mnd plen.. Not that diet 1san indispensable | 11, " e s mized with cold coffec, tlght, aud provided with s fancet at ono end place ain, all agros that it s & plcanute fo obe . ond vieesiluterlies who live anly am the wects | E0N 00 ROl o oy e it | renuieite to health, but & Ehllq cannot mife thdy if | reilavle graler and aealor, * T donotknow whether | * Ay inany of tho latlos 40 nol respond whon aske | fier £ROZH. 10 CrpLY the box catily s wnve b boest | conmandor toaest Gleer in Lacro ) 10 obey & ! aflife or, inplain words, care more for the ad- | it Crpyrjonce and Aucens (o tlome sistor whoso | Mllowed Lo fullow [t own Incilnations in its gam- | 8uy one in Chicago has tie ageney for hia reeils, ot | e fur information, 1 will volunteer to lmpart eome | Hited " so this hor.” borex Toil Of quartar-inch | Ing sure that the highest wish s your happlncss %, miration and fiattery of the world than for the | apy ,,..lpﬁm] et with unkindneas, n. itthey can be procured except Ly sending directly | of my knowledse to wquireras First, snrozard fo | holes and screwved down, or in somo | and en . Who will say that T( it + wimple plearurcs of home."' ¢+ Yes," echoes some u superaceibing her letter a tiny elip of the (ive It unrestricted liberty and perfect freedom | 10 him, If(s catalogue (s sent free to afl who wish | eanning green boans, ¢ have a metliod of put- | wny securcd to the Lox; upon thls sot | hard to obey, o [!mmlln 1o obey, when lae, *rtho good old timen & went {t wido of the mark, and thora was a w of movement. and it will enjoy ita budding cnild- | fur it The only touls neeiled for tho entite work | ting down n brine, and it s thia dvantage, it 1n | Tho pota without sancerss 1o spnca betsween tha | when obeatenca ta oniy lia why by which ou ey one ehie. *tho gooi old timen aro gono when | sont iLyldo of the mark, and thora was a wec hoad to the full. Cleanly habits can subsequeatly [ of tho ganien avo & enading fork, an lron rake, and | (ces laborjour. _Sélect tender boans, break off the | yiols' may bo Glled with aoss, nni Inn corner oF | aunw yoar love, and the approafation. of e ek wouen found thelr ehlof delicht in renring their | i 0L b IO ety “rorolvel by her cone | be Inculcated ahoo. Do not purcliasa aiy of tho sd-calicdlndion’ | ends nd eiringa st tio sides; break Into inch | howmo convenlont placo a thnnél siould be piaced, | that 4y carclally protecis aad - yout Oh) s for irls, don't marcy aman whom yoa don't feel It will 3 an 3 - 43 ';‘ chlldren and attending to thelr housekeeping. | faining ndveriirements of patent - medicines, Dirty dlmsﬂml rory cheoks and a sailedattira are | tools, for they are worthlesa for all real work. ‘Tho | jengtha and wash well in clenr waters In the bot- | Turlcs each day~in very cold weather oltener— The fndiv(dual wno made thoe last remark betongs, | which” she attribnted to s, oad straight- | pleasanter » ﬂm K nm?u‘zr Joan, a7little cold, !.‘.'.‘." o "'";.'\71.,“""'3" ﬁcecirﬁ. 7, shaugh, £ mnau-‘«luu?-.l:;-a;;mﬂglznmmrl 'I‘n:h :{Dlﬂll;'t:n i the m:lx ‘;un bannz [ater, llr;\lrlmi_hlt Ior{ oo nplcwra \0 obey. Do suro n||n ou, respect K ol an immacula ot AIL. lils spread o Ia; " Ayl o water prof throuch the faucet afler it s cold. The ho! im, and havo confldence enou in hia love for ST on pRrielve Lo, fhat clibs af soen whawarlly boe [ We. enpeis e IR L e i [ MR st b * matter, aa the prices of all anch nrifcles are greatly. | well draincd off—ono fnch (ks then valt chough | uior prodnces s bettom hatoomd Thoateasrma | him, and havo contdence eniough in hin lore for 3+ llevostuat thero can be no fighor, hollor pleasurs | ST 2t I B e e e BLOT-GLASS EXTPERIENCRS, fudaced and tho quallly corresponiingly fmproved | 1o covor iem; nzain beana and fo on untll the Jar | fiiz » molat atmosphors, bath vory salutary In thotr | boar. Don't yon fnow how ,Orphous got y ‘i inGod's nniverso than darning socks! For my | sho discovered her mistake,and wroto jamediate the Bditor nf The Tridune, ginco 1 fizat bezan gardculng, nuarly ten yeaca aco. | i full, hiding the benne completely with salt. Yot | affect upow piaubs, I have never seca primroses | the enchakited Ialos, swhere flcant laced 80 maay (0 4 i - Cnicano, March 37, —Chal **corner " on cos] ( F'erbaps I have not been '-'_Xullclt coough i rezard | g pleco of hingle In the Jar and we{gh down with o | treatod in this way, but think thoy \wnlxrdu well, | destriction by their aongs? Why, he started a mel- § T acmavattons 1 i 1 tho o iaines o et [ bave the L aecham L Of e et | o L. ainkiec "] | 1o okime of- soming Tace and Jettace. con oo | Dibies Seruancis(n tho Jar and welgh down wih 1w | ir iy Ilko molatyira atid necd Ican Aunshino shaih | oy 30 SRIraRCIng 1hALIL oYorcame that of the i 96 ac so-calied oxtrava- | &l il eing e T by Tier cxplanation. ' Conse- | Kiirang to my fest with a great cry of Jov, drew on | planted as toun o thy frost js out of tho ground, | days,' When wanted 1o cook wash well in | most plants. Tho . collcction of plamia. from | Sicone, and e passed by pliying the poor Siane s i gancoof women, and not 1o tho darned nocks, ar { (G ICR SOV N G, SR Word ar twa | miy mbccaninn with & vengeance, throw my hianket | Corn n'fx'lf.'.',"ﬁ. ;e:&'g,m‘:n{gﬂl;;;wgg“g';ﬁ; tepid water and soak over night; boll five | wnlch I Lorrowed the fdea stood upon & com- | dare fay luh tne muslc, the melody of porfect i 3 v wock-darning, 1 should eay), und I think It high : 4 , ¢ { over oy hend with o jerk, lapped it scrose my | this; @ or alx hours, and your beaus will b m green and | mon tablo abont four feel by two, with tho | love. 11 take you by the enchanted Inle, when " o for s U9 come forth and dafend ourselver. 1 | Shormain TG Helcine, | ALIBY samo o we | e o s st ik e valtsk | AbOittho L "B cobs Eomen ip: 1inYo tho ratie flavor as In summer, 1 €old water | box fttad up o5 I have describod, and cone | aotf,dinguised ans Siron,sings the copuvaning rov T therofors, siators of Tho Home, declaro that Tbe- | | Thora blonncil. Sxiini It Xonid be deligbiryl to | Piped Out 1 8 churnt of aaon, **Mammas gone Mita. Josnrnixe L. | I used when peeparing fof cooking, tha brine will | tained monthiy roses, callas, fuchsis, npeciosn, | Poor old Ulyesos gut by too. but how ' Dy siing i nfata, " *vcqddla them,” ay they live und thrivo to keep | Crazy. or shot samebudy,” Twolve wea littla fect i = " Rot bo sulicfently axtricted; buf, Whon the beans | goveral ~varletics of gorablom. ivios, -pe: | his cars with wax ud tylug hinelf to tha mant sy i Movomout sesuredly that the men, and not the | o\ 00 Ry ST oES ™ ile racioua | went pit-a-pat on tho eidowalk bohind me, and six WIVES, OREY YOUR HUSDANDS. firet reach tho boiling pofnt, the water may be | tuplas, single and double, hiblesus, etc, | he could notzo. Haw niany wives thus o throngh | women, of our duy are to blama for this, as well | jeny, Bo much ecxcellent advico to soung | paird of lungs scemed endowed with the strength 7o tha Rditor of The Tridune, poured olf, and a great deal of the salt in thiswaz | Thoy were fudiclonsly watered, kent fréo from | 1ifa actuated only by the cold fecling of duty, ;; s mwoy of (ho exlaling ovis. There, gen- | mollers appenrs o ‘Tue’ Tmmuwe. st f | ofafeacia engine. | Dut my enorgies worown: | | Crichqo, March . —Waman's subordination to | fuposcd of. . duat by freqtent upri 'Il!‘l.imlﬁlnunmn;luwoll n | hundred | thmes battcr " this than, landing on < . mistakall cnt upon the te-g) store, an ' . -3 i orth window, whe! 16 BuUN mever ime. 0 jarr) Inlet an inte nt, con- }' tlemen, wo have thrown dovrn. the gauni. {'{vunhlunc,m lnp:rﬂunnl 'm cl‘xler‘:r;rrng-:lmbnennl_ i "“{!m “‘l‘" othing, antily rapor- | what discusscd in Tho Hoine, bt perhans. not in ‘To remove the 11ds of tin cans placo a shovelfal | & n g will, bat ot 1o hl; ompared 1 : let—take it up it you dare! Wo will not | Mo will only aay by way of emphasis for the bLeno - L P it of alt badles addictod to the bottle: Tia simple | tlons met iy gaze. When ra 1 'waa | all lta narle, nor yet In lta decper and mora compro- | of 1iYe coslaon tho topa, which wlll wnecdily mn- | 1co no reason why, any one might not, by stmilar for way, 13 1L1 This filnstration was need b i disoute for 3 moment that thero 18 A | Liack rubbortip withno tubes or anything olso to | the happy possestor of aaquars of bLine and white llvmlvs.ucn'm iln! we hopo to liear more from :,',’.}"é‘;.’.é'.‘ﬂ’;‘m'."‘i»:“.,“ mu'.‘l"‘ﬂii‘ik'éi.' o ':‘l'nl:.'m: :‘n‘y“ Rouse. ’::’onm e soma south or east window | the Itev. Joseph Cook in a lecturo at Boston, an ' yearning passion for dress amongall classcs, This | et mour or out of order is best of lﬁ. Koy them | atripes 10 haug in the window in the place of Zoo's | Laura Earl, Olive Green, and minds of equal grasp, I . ‘whiere planta could he placed occasionaily in mild rinted In the Adrance of Chicago, March 1, 1877, in necessarlly the antgrowth of thofastnga fnwhicn | by thie dozen, and never use one that 4 old. 11 the | dove. Papouse (N0, 1 went Inta ecstusies ovor niy | touching naubject of #o vital importance ta- ano- “,‘,‘,“;,‘,:,‘7,',‘“2,‘;1’;,4 heat, boll one-balf hours | days for 8 snncbatn, whlcl wonid havo awander: | lla ises 18 o ol ba the. poct - oF thin mattar, aca . taliart 2 'y half of ibo humian race, The honest iuquirer after t. in which the el Laof and melve. Inihis county whoro allaro free nd L T e Ak e o A L pnd ovee {ruth would read thougitfalanlict on both sldee DRty an meler, 0 (bl Afteon minales ::'1;5’3' Y}i::?,‘.{‘:‘;%‘:.‘.’:l.‘n that primrors seod should §§f:§:'.’f,|1'{rﬂ‘ukaln of nfu‘?'f':s o S h‘pmnf-’l‘é.:‘. equal, and children aro early s o disrega s or e % A - N - nter bloom nvo quito | wonld enjo; w 0 {0 hear’ comment i Tegieor Tone. 10 eiathi. o wite e ‘;:’i:.':.'%‘::}”:ﬁ.:&‘;‘..“‘:f;t.m Johere hand-ratet ’%’{-‘- St hing that went wuder that e Might [ tentlonand respect, M TR r”,",ﬁ:‘.‘{..::ﬁf,‘,}’,‘:gx',':(’,",..,’,;‘;‘}?{éﬂ‘;,’iﬁ"u“,?.,’u ks ;;:-Mﬂ}:;&;’.’fﬁ{ 1‘}: Tatart them e eatly thoyiwilt | upon it EAe ‘v mechanic, with her alendor Income, is not content, bics 18 rupture, occasloned oftencr than othor- | was her beautifu el , 8, 1 | ingZoe far she dove pattern, ut with no better oas: ore " [ %3 ¥ " dnll l e _suck| ul minfon Over woinan must termini She will ad 4 did you alolter from CREERPUL TIOMES AND GOOD BREAD. 1]y shinie i sonetey, fo serap bt inslmple, - | S8 h-{ty‘:"ﬁ'-'ﬁ‘"ﬂ:""|xﬁh1n?l°';u-'k'ﬁ{§?“5' 1hs | Do imheas of Chltago. mives Thers as b gringo, suppilcate, and endure s miagovernimont, | paccess {ian, 1had sl e HaidnarFowds Comn? | | e Lear, Gid you not. rocetro a lottr ¢ Inha Eiior of The Tribune ¢ expeneive cottons an cns, Indeed mo, sha o 1 d child's. food, and loose clothina. = Any f mustatleast show the world thatahe!s quiteas | handages arc a positive Infurye J Food 8 her nelghbor, whose husbhand, porchance, | if no ollier, flannel should always be used in pret- ** Well, i 4 Pleasonton's the 1 isa millionaire, and can therefore amply afford to | ¢Fence to linen, Deecher's » LAfe of Chri i dren binwife In purplo and oo linen, A certaln [ g%t {4t ReEe ‘f,’.'.’:".i’:,“{?,f | B ] Bl ik T d Princoton? or. 4 3 o hos worked aght out | Bant. daleo want the cackoo patteen, and if sny RANTOUL, Tll,, MArch 44, —Withont Alpnning to a Arystelatc | ey RONDR ot e et ok, 10 akd wane | i debiale g werien prd rroumit ot | S it et bovt ey wisia Mgt | hono e chlcato Flgwer Mistan withore: | Jmovt il Marehi —ithoblbtring to ayn bo ased in pret: olfloquized, i that leaves Gen, | freedom to staly the sclentifc profemions | yiaya i iho mensird betweon thohonrs of hoasor | urime fas 2omio seamanc” Wit poapae owers | tha flonis and siicatly convorss with its members ory in {ho ' vame _predicament of ( in thio favorito fnstftutionn of the faud, without | fHFR7I.EL S equieo Rotween thokiours of hoata, | durlme the, coming seasan, With .proper careln | gur'n short timo. 1 foel very urateful to the adiior 3y poor papoose was | the discouragement of heathonlsh opposition: | caciaos perched In ofhor homen. thom ming 111 | hiking flowors may be sont by exprensquito s | for tho’ priviloa granted ua of expreming ous ‘ el ? {rfedor o Sy oy pon o ey et | SOcKIRAPONLIn ot homes, U ming I T | thtaccs in puod onleti and | Row may | 12t ol VSt s Sk e appeaanco muet bokept up, and socheap wilke | goad foehia If milk o not (u tablespointal tasico | | Ina paruzyein of anger sho threw herselt acrows | Htied for, and o catay i pucunlary resuie; | S BUE, TR e g desthas aniotuge, i bnnuneér‘m;-n'l comtortedby theta uitia of | me, bave Joen greatly benoftad heiobr, bath so- and cotton velvetsare worn, and our cnvious friend | Zruclis not too much at ono time), ro is n Jittle he same chal u > " 9 1 AVLE LK, aympsthy, bringing & glimose of ‘suminor beauty t e "“‘l’, sndeavors toapo the ,2,“,, and clegance mmlﬁmmn bolled in the gracl and strained out | Aclf tasleep, Dinder was to got, and 1 drew my | dutles with tho appraval of socioty; to bo anhamel A rtich It teol Tk ! i i s ding the d freainess o tho weary sewlng-girl ot her work, b od nway and closed the door betweon um and | of nothing but sin, and to kold man responsiblo M, GOT M n, Lo e 1adles who have ¢ whch ¥hunid ol b0 Indulged - by ho ich, 1 | yith U sourerpertionn, Audsomatings e bavs | beuod ey ndslosc he doee Nelwar, a8 ani | uf neling hnt i and lo uelt sun sesponibia ry E T A el b o i sl Tl it ey bave my it n’ amastraying off, however, into another subject,~ | not buumcuu:ﬂ. Bomo bables donicely on yi1k of | Rulplnzup now nns then & great sob, Silently and | rigidly exacta of her. In this, the nincteenth cene Cuicaan, March aco that The TTome fs well as o Invalids, compalied by pain ,\'ﬁ cero rega curatoly exprossed my {t . uncupon which I will write some other time. egea In rich grucl, with a little sugar, « | *olemnly onr meal passed oft for wo all foit bitter- :Al::énpnmfr‘\:nux% ?2’.‘1‘83"’.:'} r:m»n hnﬁu;}ﬁg;’lgdu :';g rapldly ‘sssuming tho ) enrm,vlf of an experienco | wegknens to remain In hospitals or ln close, darke :ﬁ::‘mﬂ'ﬁunum sifd thar nl u:::.m:‘ rfdd:;?l‘x%dlﬂm jt:"_ Inall azer, and amongall nations, from tho tme | 1, \eRavo derived s yreat deat of weanuro trofh | Iy Honplisseds /0o vy o batoona N, 2, o hitelhl e o | Bavini s (a0 13 Gfold bk wanld o Eogh poes | Smed roama in Limir houes, ‘This miselon hasbeen | {nsf tho young minds which God nas given thim when **the sons of God saw 18 daughters of mon | comiaricet s on ' miant; paitarer Norning bt | ** hlo thas Away 10 tho bltio ghamber Arouts slster 0 stone miselonarles ina foreizn and, | watone, Totho est of my knawledgo and bellof, | HigvieoTins iy of Indicy onguzed In the disteingy | tomold. ~ And In arder to be auccessfal it Is very that they were falr, aud they taok unto them wives | pure humunity prevented B appiying at onca to | Ogatlalinh, aud fetch her in to diner. ™ i therouttet thore Would-bo ealuts vray aver | [ am n membor if good nnd regular atanding of an [ Pion of fowers, together mith (hat of physicians | Eoentinl that we bogin onr tralning when the chitd of all which thoy chose. " women hive ronglht to ‘-‘cm Leaf for the l'ulllllmenlrlf‘wr nobly generotia A wilid shrick, and those two 1ittlo feet came | thelr doings till they sweat, nd preach Ul they | aristocratic South Sldo church, respectad by my Ju very young, for ‘‘justas the twlg 18 bent the stian men bolaved . o o that & bouguat of 3 Took Tovely and atiractive to the oppovite sex, The | 0fer, *She will prove the Serinture truo: **Thers | scurrying back fotuv side with the Hectncssof a | nro hoatee, Ha would-bu Chrl frionds, boloved by my pastor and s wite, and | Srisit howecs® Soviaon biiycy that 8 bounuot of | (req faclines." ‘One vory “imnartant point 1s the 2 mile. 4A7 PEOYS | gaining of tho contl f tho It 1< 1 tteroth and yet increascth,” ‘When wo | wildgazelle, Inthe Bpanish inquixition In lmes uf the Now En. | adored' by my husband.' In times past [ nave ! SR alning of the conddencs of tha little anes. Never B e st S | MRSt e et 5 ok 5 o | [ gt thre, o, ot | i ATl T 53U | e ol ol o ovi oty | o bty b Sl W | B ety S e S s pictira Whoso beanty wes noL_entanced by a rich | % sifor asks how tosecate n_malst atmonptiora | * FFWingtaduty dont He tome. T graspedat | Waman's ifa e not present so much an nrospects | fhoms bapay dase wes Romer and surint bo auiel | mevs ikl four walls docs nol kue tho | O contrul, and ook upon all futore coyutel and beaatiful framing, nor & gem whoso latent | Where th huns ia heutcd by furnuco. A friend of | the frighted creaturo by bethahcuiders, sirned her | Ive. Sho latoo far behind her capabilition. and | the place of Jog. - Sy houss ts. in sonfusion, my | Tick:Foom< how o a7o feasta ubon thelr beauty | °F, Sdvice’ with distruat, Childron,"should be Chariw wero not hrught fortl by an exqulalto set- | 9% keet® constantly o distof water on tho regle- | fucing tho blus chambict, Al fesolutely shoved her | sha needs lonking fo hierself and her noble deatina- | scFyants aro unruly, and my husband eontomplates | Sicyjigorms hOw lia eyo feasta upon thelr beauty tanght to_ oboy through lore, and gbe fron 7 : b for in tho_sittiug-foom, reuowing 1t frequently, | beforsme luto the roomt: And yet § wea not dfraid. | tonwith a will 10 reach It to the lory of he sex, | a trinto "Kurope, and_ all thrmogh my bardonabis | Gaelt Aeon paie st tomic s Serms 10 riany paront © iink. T wonldssy §'+ ting. Soltl with womon., Who bos not seon a | 1igr plants are modets of Hheift and besttty Dot tho least, bit afratd, 1iwanted toteach th | < IVires adey your Auadands, " Intoiisity this dog: | prido In my very bilgiblo. brothor Tom. Called 10 | Joved omea ard wmom beds o siekness o Saic T nothers. amuso your children, for It Is just luvely face marred by an unbecomning bonnet, or It The editor will not suapect us of uuumrum: to | child a lceson. that'aall. Heavens! Intho centrs | ma only onodegreo aud it would read, slares obey | Chicago on business, he fi tarn] for them 1o love fuz as it 1s for them to came 8 member of wn fil-dttingdrees; whilo ou ko contrary | gmugsic fnn freo mivertiscment, wo wonli ifka to | of tho ioomioud lhe foworing form of a masslve | your ‘mastere. 1n that dirsction this rcadful | my faonly, | opencd roy sisterly arina. and henre, | 140F SHication (0o trivial tuat, may briag smilo | gay'andwicep, = Mako your homaes so chosful and tell the lovers of floral pets and thors Interested In | Indian warrlor, sny bisnket, which [ had thrown | stream runs, as pestilent as the Chicago RRiver be- | and gave Lim & soven-fold welcome, Proud of his pleasant that your children will tad more to enjor an exceedingly plain snd commonplace | B e O e | O wripmed Aroting s svarihy shouls | Forcr v an o arbary Hent s the Chicago iyor bo | and gave o o sev courtly imannors, T cacoried him | SoDch And oncrétes ey mot be Inepired by, the at thoir own froald than amosg e wicked and glel wil look really charmlng when | pleaes them,—7l%e Ladies' Floral Cabinet, We nro | tlers, frun tho folis of which 1 caughtn gliinpse of al,?]"aurmubnmh." Hias winglsterinl, arrogant, | in atatoly grandeur to’a church-soclal. Ar- | wenuch us yo have done it unto ono of the least of Jieious parsans. ;'uk b ¢‘¢ 0 atreote and ol tex arrayed in o lovely tollef. We learn from earlieat | but newlﬁacqmﬂlmed with it, hut have, fdund that | poor Ogullaliab's red woulen frock and white ruf- | andabsolute command, au outcomoand remnant of | rayed {n aumpluoas apparcl, he drove ‘my these, yo have dono It unto me." 0':’:“! ;‘:‘V:mch“;n: “'vml? :‘" vnzl :llu l'lea infancy that our appare] 18 to huve great weight in | it juat A1l s hithorto cmpty niche amang our needs, leu_u‘mm. o barbarian, sugarcosted by Apontle Puul, suncti- | dashing bays upand down tho'avenue, and in & | *'Nora'clifson, ‘plonse accopt my heartfelt thanks %ul'h"y o ki LI n":"n - cased vg | 10 any lady darc say more than this for the Cadlnes, ** Uzmlialiah ! 1 ecreamed, wringiug my hands | ded by time, and mistakenly, quoted s being o | swalluw-talf coat and white tie recoived all honor for your kind words in The llome of March 3 4 ! decuding our sharo uf natice and attention In lite's | yoriidng sllo will come to the front, townzd him frantically. Christlan cdict (8 Cheistian cdict pare and whiaplo | ot our club, wiille 1 whispered lis praises ynto witle | onioug kind furdsin The lome of March 4. & » | 1fom thelr memory:~and they will laok back Jourucy. Itis tho preity, showy child, hat 18 ) por the benefit of noighbor, pormit us tain- | ** Ouallaliak, my poor Mttlo squaw, where, Oh, | works no harm), bas been thrown In women's fotes | ing ears, Dut, alas, thoo afforts on miy part (o TCwas pleasant ‘Lo feal tha thora woro wome who | 4POR, 1hat homs s having leen lo i cm the mont carcened, muet talked to by strangers, while | quire what will save a very choice ruso-hush from | where, urt thou i too succeasfully and too long ® timo, 1ta power | {ntrodnco him o soclety have duvaloped the most | were i [sposed to take & candid view of what I had r ""'F“I ("l 'fg'n i supposa {‘“! artl =:d"u " the plain, quict itlo ister v often snubbed. Itly | the ravagesof & tiny, creainy-white {necct, ouly | = 4¢Uihl Monomquaw. Dig Indlan me. Ogal- | han lmpnired hor usefulnces and_corrupted 'man, | marvelous tralts In my chiracter, oF niy youns iady T o comploty without tocipe, aqd as bra Lie @ h, daehy pirl most sought after In soclety, hn1e|(kuur:c|:llblu. but looking to the unassisted | lallah big Chietf, Hunt! shuot! sealp! ch e iz perceptile, bt ookt 10 fhe wnaial tial bz chi SR, end and | Somensiruglestorhornaturatandnherentriisl | frlondeare sirangels lsfakon. ‘Kach o hag sii- wrilteng sl Bomialatesprek iy amdinge {uisatalatlite, 1\ell tall Young Housoksoper how er reneible er-0f-1 . | eye like o finltesimal moth, or other winged ine o slun, s brawny arms obove my hel 1 o 4 People’s Government, bo never a0 en! acoyere at I sin her dearest and sweet. e ShRAle e ontibl: muitarof-Tuct Iriowls St walls | SUtT Fleass tesroni wilio thora.ts i Hifer mutfonclatch 8t my hair with tho iptention” Of | Wild ani tArbmiom by (men. Bives primmerings of | Corfoumcoprediuat L win hor deorcatand sweet- SLITOE CorrER (pFAre s sllce lx mediumstzad, potatocs; put o sy s ALY KOt W YOURE | 1l il of meliod mERE? Th piivensol it | Wasmo AN 0 Chutehs L oui catch o ToT-ohtcr | " W v ot Ao urosent, wrting to | Eoiiouack, Hotoy all declaring an’undying Invo, sk, Seveh ot Mve e, RS e 10 a3k abous o-Abids of n iencupll of ¥ ; < | dehn of melted mu h verized ari)- b, 3 e sl 24, AT Ehemmebvenci whimt S wbosoriies: | one pint; tine, lwm\.whcnded It 81l now. Ob, how Ideplored | Whlsay, as 1 do, **How nlvw these arc forbresk- | die. You canuot dlo with the ague. 1 have proved | that. Men do divjlke Lo be corjected. Taey think u{wll. e wife und uiother {8 planning, plaoy b CaicAco, March 5. —It s quiio amusing @ read | fobelia, opefounce; tinc. canthiarldes, one drachw | tle fatality that bad led me into that bake-shap. My | fas. emcdy on myself and uthcrs, Just about eveeyhing, and yet cach ons | bow ta make ends meet, und biappy 1hobouscilfd it sowe of the criticlaws olcred bpon vatlous diplies | sud pure castor oll, thres ounces. Apply once | hoocs of futurs greatucss lay shattered on the f00f, Tulrdly—Picked-up Coatish—Take of the thick- o many corpulent people have saked Just what 1ba suy one el over whoss destinica proside such & frue typ Ben asd asticlea of food 1 the coluwna of The Mowe. | dally, Itwill atimulats tho scalp uto buaithful, | i bod ordered 8 Bew carpety bought & grand a2fs, | est part of your fali~auy will do, but thle is | sertof dict 40 follow Lo bocoma thia, that I will F0 those whoae hus ® ands, sons, or brothers uso | wowmanhood, ono who withoutidle zepl

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