, 1873-09-28
HEATING AND VENTILATION.
Questions Suggested by the
Approach Of Winter.
Steam-Heat tho Best, and Especially
In the Dry Air Of Chicago.
Why Do Not Landlords Pat Ileating.Ar.
rangomonts in Their Houses :

Furnaces, Crates, Stoves, Etc..-.Ncces.
sity Of an Abundant Supply OF
Pure Air.
soptombor Is q CURIOUS month, abous as fokle
and unreliable as April. Tho latter Is like tho
young coquette, smiling and poutiug from mere
wantonnesa while tho formor, with mature
Judgment, goos deliberately to work to deceive.
To-day, ahe lurcs you forth bonoath cloudloss
blsy, with an atmosphere (when not surchnrged
with local an,o1lH) that ia heavenly, and one only
asks to 1.-Two aud breathe it. To.morrow, she
frowns thore Ia sharpness in her greeting
that din11y shadows tho sufrorings Of tho
Po1aris crow, and, unless you are
victim OF the ARCTIC maniA, you de-
cline evon to think OF the North Pole. You
have sovereign contempt for tho North Star it.
SELF 30 long Us you 1.-Two In city and can ask any
policeman tho way, and nre quito content to let
The Northern Daar point to 1t, il you aro not NO.
cessitatod to follow bis example. Your aym-
pathios are with Samana Bay in
stead Of Alaska, and, II you nre
woman and uot supposed to bo up in politi-
cal economy, you wonder why San Domingo was
not made the property Of the United States
Government, instead Of TINT urotchsd Alaska.
You don't Beo that soal-skin iH worry much ohoap-
or, and you thought that WAS to be ono Of the
happy results Of tho annexation of those ioo-
folds and snowfarms. Still, It Is Alaska instead
Of San Domingo, and 1t is wintor coming instead
Of spring. September has given you d slight
warning; October will prophesy, half repont,
ana onof you tue lnalan aummof ana then
November will act as uBhor to tho dreary train
r3r1s $p4o r1,r &n
antertn,n t1as H. al WIN ho1ono To thc u C.n,t.
Cat~Ar.r'c1, ~
31s,11""y'o1"p' - ..-.
fifst, then' to fho housokcoper con'oa that
HEATING.
Honnv s1,o WIN ox,pv h rhor.o and ,o, choo.,
NV w W. '".o ~ :. o"no' aAo e"n .1'v'o
no" she MIL have 1t warmed. lf she
is H1so wor3an, she has coils Of plpo and radi-
ntors, and transmuatiou Of water and stosm
Tint shnll fill ber ho1,so with n moiat- aoot,,np
at,,oa,,,,.., --,,,,,, n,,.,, 1000 a.oasL
a1inosphere, WHICH snal e1ofclse heaaacho anu
Keep tue eNln so1t and cool. When Will steam
get to bo the generally acknowledged necessary
method Of heating, not only public. but private
bnildinpa ao that oach honsa NAV h1o,aon 1;ko
,uo 4oso' Aot ot!5 "1.h sose'apiu, pus "i'n
human no"ers5 Especially does Chicago need
Bonae slch nlloviator OF her dry whitening air
With ita torrid summor-hoat, It's Arctic vintor-
cold, and its dry;1u winds IT will in timn maka
a n
mont. Add to this stoyo or furnace-heat In
winter. and one may safely look. not only for
loss Of beauty, but for ali tho iljs TINT fcs1 ia
heir to. Giyei, stoaua hoat. bouoyer. aud tho
''''''''''N N''''N0" ,c OVERCOME. s E. ~ @'
It ofrers to the lover OF flowers, also. the best
opportunity to cultivate npd enjoy them. Tho
radiators may he covered with forms and beeo.
nias, lyeopodiuns, and aeliginellas, and III tic
from the sun. with tho Froat-King outside,
carpotiug tho strcots with snow. you can etli
keep summer welcome guost within and ahe
danger Of losing her. Sic is ike hor human
sisters in that roBpect,-not much thought Of
until there is prospect ct losing thom, and with
them the bone1ts thoy conforrod or tho useful
neas they represented. However, that is human
nature. Tho bird in the hand is all very we'll,
but It ia probablY merely q horuoly, wren Of
robin whllo the bird in tic bush is enohnntinc.
and, WHOM he taheB wing and flies beyond reach,
hin ilho was surely never eoen hofofe. d. how
ever true il may be TINT tue bird in the hand
Ia mt only worth two in tbe bush. b1t n whole
coyey that have down away, It is 4 lesson no one
ioarns, and the moor bird Id tho hand su,i-:s &C.
rorlingly.
Wo Human bird-tanciors might possibly study
these old naxims to advantage, Thoy. nany Of
them. hayo the truth OF nxjoms. Moantime. let
thore tbat car, keep tho bird Summer by warm
Ing tho nest for hpr with atean,-heat, Add to
Allow ouArk
with brass dogs, md fender upon which hickory
and homlock can be- pilcd, aud YOU viii haye
kindled an altar-Gro before which your friends
yin gladly come and bow; 2 shrine for II. fam;
friendly, and loving, fact rot scauainted With
each other. In these DAYS OF ft1rnaces and rsgs-
ters, very few people know Zach othor. There is
nothing in tho dry heat thoy send forth, and the
dow. to attract one.-rnroh loss to make him
,onmunicatiYo. II has q depressing effect YorY