, 1873-06-22

that they can afford the pricas chzroed st -
Tau,kno"n large hotels. They could afford to =.
re nat they could not afford to stsy after they e
inaie: hsa;t.t. 10 those re would say, Do :, &
before voa plfss1p'e lssra isoersain 1ee BY lett'
about the place "'o where ao@v yon eomesh'1 s0s
so; oat. this is not practicable, start for u,
oesltea haven of rest, and, at almost anv NJ II
wine 9Iin 1esosts to you will ad people ready IN
qulte CONTENT to glean, after the hotels have ~,
ner9a theE large and plenteous crop. In tbes
smauef nonses, nestled among the whita b;1Js
on me sides Of the Catskills, ID the OUTLYING 5is
Beschn hs 9fafae2ga fss or Newport. near Nantacke
7oa" mnoa.u may be obtained, and an entire sum
ra,',5 uel rest and change be occurred, for what
| YOU'D cost u q week or two at Tie iaree "A,
1~Antonaole hotels. Elaborate toiettes
ARE NOT NEEDED
out supply Of both thick and thin dreeeaa fo,
eltner Iounta1n-side or sea~ahore. Next. live
Out OF doors. Don't shut yourself No "a in !
PRISON don't be afraid OF eunburn or freckles :
puI let the blood in your veins be stirred by the
warmth Of summer, aided by the pure air. until
1t shall leap and dance again. Is it did Years AGO.
mated.
a word to mothers, As wel Don't always be
HAArEAlEa THE CHILDREN.
| Il Annie follows Tommy's example, and tries tn
ctlmb tree, don't commence with IA little
hoard Of ma1ims preaching down daughters
heart" Her heart ia just at present bent upon
emulatiug her daring brothers. conduct. and tia
naxims will answer for later period IN her t
| existence, if they must be administered. f. viii
| not hurt tho child in the least, and eyery ittlo
muscle Will be strengthened by active piay and
fmaens tt1 e1efese. Never mind few con
out ne amount Of good which will accrue to her
pro1aoiy inherited delicacy OF physique viii be-
lncalculable- Il the girls want letting alone.
more particularly is this the case with the boys,
taan T. as |e *e 70 gage them home-amnsements, and
aeep tnom IN the house, in the city but, IN the
country, they should SO tree Motherly anxiety
Is well IN lts place; but little hhrioks ct terror,
clasplngs OF the hands, and mild form Of hys-
seta, has Il tommy touches gun, Or Bob gets into
dued American boys learn nl tho vices Of
society at sufficiently premature age while few
Of them know anything Of
REALITY, ATHLETIC SPORTS,
nnless it may be a certain knowledge Of base
bail: II boy gets an outing here he mnst |
steal bis sail on the river or his tramp through
the woods with q gun. Mamma is afraid her
precious darling viii be killed; which shows q |
ebeat h3a wans o. faith in Proyidence and prob
OF hers, Il gauged by the worlds opinion. The !
chances are, that be will not be drowned
equally, that he will not be shot; although 3
observer might not think either
many OF them might have been easily spared. |
and the world seemingly the better for it. Still
you do not think 80 OF your children, dear Madame
nor We q OF ours. 1t is only these other peoples
Refse g m tnat are not swans Ours, Of course, are
% be preserved as unique and perfect specimens.
therefore do We plead for these embryo man.
leach them, at the outset, t.
sELF-RELIAScE,
ma 40 not always Interfere, even il you may
ave some natural tremors connected With Some
lnusual out-of-door expedition. Give the boys |
'uns, boats, fishing-tackle, and have them shown
toT se use them properly Let them get up at :
lsybreak, Il they Like, and tramp about in vet
'e as uncomfortably happy as they pIease. It
M 90 them good and you can make it up to
oursef and them BY insisting that they shall be
entlemanly at home in the evening, il /
hey can be induced to keep their /
ing enough to be anything. The rough ;
achydermAtous exterior Of the boy often hides 8
warm heart, and bis brusque manners may be &
'ne4 apt qown t Iy gent9 bands and careful treat
en1 out, whom he does get chauca to indulge |
BIS NATURAL R6Tlscrs, u
at prove him the direct heir of some not yerv a
mote savage, let him do SO. Get out the Sara a
gd5 ssn 70 hnDpy nr people who 60
ID frilis, i you like, the new Melton and c.
unity neck~ties; but put in the old dresses and b
eeches a!so, nice, strong ginghams or linens a,
the girls, and the shabby, half~worn suits of pl
for yourself, Madame, don't fret too much at at
out ~ ~
PATER-FAMILIA8 At NOME. II
will get along we'll enough; and if you will &C
y Try not to worry about possibilities, you he
both be the happier for the brief separa-
n. Get him away also, if you can, la
ID bis countinG~room or Office, for at least | b,
ort time. Change Of scene, occupation, and vi
roundings, 10 as necessary for the mental as tri
the physical Eel-beng and, if properly Oh nj
ned aud enjoyed, will mako tile winter-ffeside tw
home all the pleasanter. The children will Re
el in "Reminiscences and anticipation, while you ne
have some pleasant pictures photographed Of
~ Jour memory, and pater-famllias will him Th
recall with pleasure the brief or longer HI
iod of his absence from dull routine Incon- sht
iences you viii fnd, OF course; but thew win ho
more than supplemented by tho bounties the
Gu you VIII OBTAIN from Natures storehouse. lu,
LEAVE CARE BEHIND, We
0, AID, unless your purse is ampIe don't add | lee
future pctplexity by vainly Attempting to tee
llate your more fortunate, wealthy neighbo1s Co
riends, who can buy pleasure, and who have has
e1-defned social sphere in which they re- vet
e. 1t viii only prove Dead-sea fruit in the tio1
II you attempt it; and there is so much ab- lai6
te happiness obtainable, if each and all and
Id only seek it properly that it seems sad in the
to SEQ whole LIVES wasted in pursuit Of but
q wil-'o-the-w1sp that constantly evades mie
4. Make comfort, not show, your ultimatum; dow
olnese, not faucled pleasure and the Hum- tale
= outinG WILL Do 1noeed the blessing it should sus,
ys prove. the