The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-02

ss rs d nv avnat I'll The the, use e
sense Il Y; wont help us ont OF .ou.
, troubles Now,i am gong 70 draw, up
|Lwnat aG yoa csllltE1sn agreement, "
Mnicn each ~ memnef 9! lhe Iamliy plngi
nimsei, " Keep nls OF her tnlngs IN per
ice. :, 1raei. ns,...,, .,....,,., ,.,.,,,,.-,-,
4 Az entered merriiy in!o 'tne orange
men,. harry drew up q y iormidaole iook'
lpgaocumenE ne any belle signea hisl;
unaerneain tne cniiaren WroIe insfeguiar
oroer. anu one 81 them gieeiuiiy pgt :the
pen petWeen tne papys clumsy nngers
ana guioeo tnem 70 make nus marx:
Inen w reaqcea tne IsgulaAr routine snl oi
the Work 70 2 ,pefiect system, and every
Gay cousin Belle was 70 aevote her spare
ume 70 learning some one Ining. . .:
Monday morning came Inc house
was IN perfect ORDER. belie says, cneerily :
.Well, Kitty, what Is the Juvenile pupil
to learn,to-day !" .aE.a .li9 i! :HEtIa. I'll
| aWhat would you like!"i-A q .kd Z
| "If ! could only make such bread as you
used to have at your house Itwas the
very poetry Of food Mine is'sour, or'it
won't rise, or something Is the matter
with 1t half the time, so that It isn't .flt to
eat" IL s,ls,,.ti :, ~ x g.S Gbss ,,1f, rn
l. "Belle," said I profoundly, haven't you
learned from Tyndall and Huxley, and
Maria Mitchell, and the F9ptildr Science
Monthly, that making bread is chemical
process, and that every chemical process
10 governed by certain. fixed, unchanged:
bic laws ri tl5t,, l..s oH ...sas'ai a!
Belle looked a little beRildered; then
smiling iarchly, said:z5iai' .!sa,.ss sIIgr
II hayeRt devoted much time to chem.
istry for the last ten years. o. gT T-
"Yes, that's the trouble" said l., "it
hasn't been chemistry, but something else
beginning With. @, VIZ :, chance. Now,
given yoac Ingredients combined in a Ger.
Tain manner and ,as, an. absolute result
your bread Is Just d; sure 70 rise as the
sun is 70 rise in the east. You can't keep
II down, iuniesssy you put o mill stone on It,
I suppose, Belle, yon. have wasted some
food iD experiments Eyy sgnaz,s a "A nd
"Somti II you could see the bread and
pies and cake !, have thrown away YOU
would be mortified. vaItsometimes think
we shallTcome TO ojw9nt asApuntshn nent Y
swell, we won't waste any rmore.i In
SIX lessons you can learn; to makeas. good
bread as anybody, or you are not the
bright woman i think you are. so this
week we Will make bread every day. Of
coursei@we cannot eat it.alls sbutEwhat,we
don't want we will give to thepoor."
And SO every day I sat, by the table
and gave Belle instructions. while the
pretty hands, which even bard work could
not deface, nodded the tloaves which came
out ofthes oven snowy within, q delicate
brown with0ut-thef sweet and odorous
staff Of :hfe@satarday 7 LET her to her
own cesGendSlSSdonJ believe she
blushed more when. harry proposedto TO her
than when he gave her that highest praise
a man can ofier-aThis. .is just as good as
my mothers.'.I Poor Harry tswhat d.
gestion he must have had 10 begin with,
and what bets noir "my mothers bread"
Is toImany. Q young housekeeperlSu anj
Sohere. .wastone great tronble disposed
Of. Like many other troubles In life, It
needed only 10 be grappled with and 1t
disappeared.
But how, In the meantime, did It fare
with the order Of the house?
Disorder Is q chronic trouble and, like
many other chronic troubles; sometimes
needs sharp Alternative 70 break II up.
Tuesday afternoon l saw something IN
the parlor which made me sit down and
think, q little. The result was q note,
thus:
DEAR HARRY-Wil you come down
to the house as soon as you can conven-
ienuyY In great haste, lao KITTY 4
Down came Harry at 9 pace like the
lope Q! oatlotnia MORSE brea'hless he
rus9eq ~; y..,ss, .s,n 10 H'''S
ais ;beileaeksiIL .,..
mo, replieo, ou1 come ih1o 'he par
lor moment.
NOW Una! ne was mere, cShless was
ht,ie alrala o. tne tesulss men nave ~
aoSn r;d;nn1apn dI pn9pe, anu uI a,, W W
draw Drawn % tbe elepbant S IN rsfi,e raft az and didn't
know what m Al with itITGE
aHarrv :" said I severely avou remem-
her our eomnac, and the duiy of parents
"a set n oood eYsmnle ."
! I couId see a plimmer of suspicion
in his face. Then / made desperate
nlunre II
f,aLook over ON the sofa Il only, sent
for you' to hang up your, oyercoat "rTI u
',Pause. awfui 10 me, while Harry yibra.
tad hatwoan anrar and noarr;mept IT.