The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-22
The Romantic Question.

AG NhANAkAAAs
y The CpiGaEo 4iBaJs continues its mar
riago discussion department and pub
fishes several uai4RS-oOAlEibutiODs on
this interestipgtbepsfF4He England
girl expresses herSeli thus;
II is not necessary 70 mix tho naltiPIi'
cation table with this question. hathe'
MATES rule the physical world, bliCA bp'le
marriage conquer the mathematics. IL
is terribly significant oil sI7l, oHheeH1 tue
diyinely appointed universal law ol mar
riage Is reduced 70 weak subjeGIiOu 70
changing Figures on dial' by a coward
ly subserVieney to tho eSIEAyHgan1 cua-
toms OF society. l..-l
These tables Of expenses need Tighten
no one. They are compiled BY Mrs.
Grundy. Four hppdEed a year for cloth
ing for the pair, and that hey call econ
omy! Cut It down 9pe.halL and cut the
acquaintance of all who cannot respect
you therefor, I'm, i.. -,
In this matter our American society
needs lcayen Of strong Independence,
fearless, defant Needs men or women
Of small Or large incomes, who dare
launt their disgracefu economy IN
church or society, wherever their right
iul duty or pleasure leads To all such
is hereby extended tho fight hand Of fell
lowshiP.
A young lady from tho Badger State
tells the girls how TO manage men, aud
gives a number Of Wise hints, which
shows she has thought tho matter over
carefully, A Chicago daFssl don't SEE
why farmers wives can't have "iotty
aspirations and noble minds" A Mlchi-
gan contributor says y pert thing;
wish TO say a word 10, those martyrs 81
creation who are susceptible 70 tho charms
Of the female population, but are AFRAID
to choose u vile from among them, RnC
give up this necessary apPendagetP ths!il
happiness Tor several reasons which lheil
narrow minds have congoctfd; The prin
Gipal one Is that the young ladies o. 70
day do not work, Now yolFli4le dearS
do you suppose that hsGallse the Louint
lady upon whom you call does not hrilltt
in cake'diSh and stir VI, q cake betoFf'
your wide-open eyes, that she never DID
Thing Of the kindH Why do you not In
quire into the matter and learn our tru'
worth, before You abuse us SO unmlercl
fully? u.rrl., ..niu.F .Vl, ].
Avery practical suggestion comes from
a "physician's wife, She wrltesi
All these recriminatlons and quarrel
ing among the young people through IN
columns Of your esteemed paper Will no
help matters haliSo mitch 6sthe detailed
experience Of really competent house
keepers. Please ask them to recoun
their actual expenses il dstgfi then W
shall know how they live, and why Il \
that we poor, inexperienced, extraVa
giant hOusekespers use 10 much and hay'
so little to show for II. + suppose mos
ladies keep an account Of their expenses
and therefore they might easily furnisl
us with an account Of their daily expenses
say for month. The most any one ha
done hitherto is to say; rent, so much
butcher, 80 much; grocer, so much, AM
then to INSERT that they lived we'll on thi
amount. Tho latter beg leave to doub
very much until the secret working Oftll,
system is explained. n
Meanwhile, as | can help In no bette
way, | will contribute a recipe for a dist
fit Tor an epicure, and cheap enough to b.
within the reach Of even working people
Ny husband was kind enough to Sugges
its preparation, 80 the credit Of invention
belongs to him:
tomatoes and Rice-Scald a teacnp 0
good rice; scald and peel Ave TO six nice
ripe tomatoes; put both together in Z
stcw.pan, add d tablespoonful Of sugar
salt and pepper to taste, and wateI
enough to bring the rice, when done, t
the consistency Of plain.boiled rice. BE
fore taking itup add Tablespoonful 0
butter" '.'' ''
II this dish Is nicely prepared, those
who have eaten oft onceWill want TO ca
1t often. may also add that II is yer!
wholesome.