Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
WHOLE NUMBER 7i9:..

new dishes which they have devised. and
Often personally compounded, - =, h..ot
+ ,Bnt cookery, here, isivulgar and res,
+ Certainly; tho labor of slaves q and of /
Doors can never be otherwise q Let wealth ss
and Sin epslave tbe pulpit, and, preaching ~
will soon be accounted a low, discreditabis IA
business, Bat, il educated refined, and
| thoroughly capable women were to take .,.,
aold OF cooking resolved and qualified, to ,,.i
ta'se u to the dignity Of sau art. and ulli-
4 mately TO save the millions on. millions d
annually squandered in this country by n,
burning meat TO clnders and smothering =,
every thing else in its grease, alIjthis would
soon be bravely altered, Such women 4, r
would not be menial 10 soul, and could not J,
long be treated as mepals. IT, they were
eysp transiently, Charaster makes or ls
lakes u lts proper position, and cannot be iou
s' " ,ii 90 syBaleg % a1eigloq
r. But reform in our popular education Is nj
fundamentally requisite. 10 After q know, rs
ledge Of letters words and sentepees--the.
primary implements Of the lesrner---a kpowr,s 4
ledge of things comes pext in order. "a 1Dto.
matter and its laws, the. transformations, 2
and mnltiform uses, every, hnman being ab-soil
solplely needs clear insigbt--the pagersgeBlos
man needs this far, more than he does, the gus
command OF any language but bis own,l on b a,
any science which contemplates abstrae- lsa,
tons rather than entities. Algebra aud bai
lcgarthms, musi: and rhetoric, French and
drawing, are, oil very well in stheirs way ;i,s1
but. Tor ninety nine Of eyery hundred bp, ssi
man beings q competent, knowledge defa vjy
chemistry. geology, and botany, is far more 3 ii
desirable and important than them all ooil
Sn hi oA.
development OF the intellectual and ,lnoral-,c
nature: do not dispute you; 1 only Insist IN
that with such development, speuury, shnr brs
initiation, dependence, hunger, anxiety, and
the wretchedness of abject need, are in-,, =
ompatible-that he, Or she whose life il. ~
one long, luckless, losing struggle for food :; ,
and shelter, is in no condition for food and
shelter, is in no condition for growth in -.
wisdom or virtue. Give Us our daily
breadPI Y 4 81 r&I IH'V vi NHH IN
i DR.. Youman's book is one of the best of
lis kind-so simple and lucid that begin.
ners can comprehend aud profit by it, yet
embodyiag the latest discoveries aud pro-, 81
foundest geueraizations in chemical science.
Parts of it illustrate the trite observation
that TRUTHS stranger than felton, and
might be read to q group.of Arabs iuithe ,dT
desert as collection. Of astounding mar-s
ves. 1t is eminently terse and compact,
Is amply aud lucidiy Illustrated and may
be read through at any fteside with pro-
found interest, aud a constant acquisition,
10y each listener of knowledge that will
prove useful through life. Few are already
TOO wise, and hone too Otherwise, to profit
by its more perusal, while months may
well be given by any youth to its careful
study. The publishers have given It
conely aspect, and 4 think lew of our
many class books that haze crossed, the
ocean and been welcomed in Europe, were
calculated to do us more credit than this
admirable work. s''ai E1"NnJ FNF y