New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

bss j hsvs sOne through The HeIsg bod, have .
pretty good ndgA ITO Perhaps Hmes1asy Afsh0e-
tie and an nos d fci<nt IN Kihhams Grammar. W IL
yos sse am not t!ss steckisS never wrote Inc
10 my life that ever va printed never had he am
bifiOn
like your paper. I have often thought your idsas
Of practical he and living geoeray correct, thsss 90
cording TO my nou.n. Yoa are plain spoken-y0a TED
a thing right square out, and that il VIA: hksI
If ycu will look at The last number Of your paper
Ian of Living" When I reed the title Of that
editorial said to my husband for resi your Pc
per together semeuries be one side and The other
i" Here il sonehins rood goess' and oommeoeed.
q few ser ienc.,, you give the country folks several
very sharp hits. You say but littie about the city
breakfast be city cofise; but il is the ovuatry break
fsst and the country coffee that most shAmefally
abuses your nice eense Of taste and smell So far
wsie 10 concerned have running stream of IL that
comes straight from the hrs into my cheese room"
If your city peope ant to have idea Of wafer
privilege, wish you wouid come up here in Oeeso
County; Well T.. ssy @s gen e'al thing the coantry
people have bot little for breakfast. Now my husband
be- two hundred scree of land forty bead OF casee,
pig IeL full Of p'gs, and small quantity of poultry
about. He'e Il q foundation fUr breakfast WIS,
have Il resh What YOU get IL fresk from the W ash
in, ton market after n has gone through baf dozen
lands can 90 into my cheese room aoi find pure
milk and rich cream. give the y.los color, an i'm
part Ii delicious flavor 10 my COTE by In NJ
NtE-1ork E@opS nave Nhat orange tounty ecfeeoers
chooee TO give them. Us;e is wide difference.
I made ihs Ssnner s 000 POUNDS OF ehsese. l am
now making butter, and viii coatinue To do % the
asnce of the season. We have MIXED - all
Summer. Ii has been q DIV season; il it had been
more moist the difference in favor Of my cheese would
have been at lest 2 0OU pounds Wa, YOU see thst
VIC know how 10 york, and how to live. Ibsve tee
bows ard two girls One Of these girls Is match for
spy other in the State for si-s good he,th aud fair
looks Ny children up at clock in the orning
do VI the chores, aid then go 10 school Tney are
somewhat acquainted with fresh ar, as they lire
r.o,fIs ostsde SIND me ZONE of your sicky children
and will show you the art OF living practically in
bulips up their constitutions II is all very well 10
write about the ART of living ia { smoky eiyht-by-
ten sanetum; but let me tell YOU, farm york early
,sipr aid country meals will do more for man.
woman OF child, than all the newspaper preaching in
n world.
The art Of living is q simple affair. There are but
two words that make it up-rork and appetite. Let
man learn the art OF working, and the at of living
viii follow. You city people are forever getting out
Your cook books, and your forms, and practical oo-
and all th 81 and moreovery are forever
reminding country people that is You alone sho kno~
how 10 live; but bees your soul, your sickly faces,
emacsted bodice and gaubt frames prove most ALSO.
lutey that "oairy iarm" good bat plain food, and
sork would make men out of you all.
In conclusion, Mise Leslie old mid. am .
wife, mother, and a hard wors ing woman. Nov,
would il not be odd for a Who never raised a
family, to step in sud tell me how to make pies and
prepare coffee. Ny family consume from hfteen to
twenty pies every week, and the great difficulty 10
keep up the supply. .
Yours, DAIRY WOMAN
sYsa Farm, Nov. y, 1886