Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

will leave their hiding places and every
one viii DO seeking investment.
DOMESTIC NArrERs on THE FARM.
Above all. let every farmer treat his
wife and children with kindness. Give
them every advantage for culture. They
will grow about you like flowers ; they
will fill your life with joy and perfume /;
they will all your home with sunshine
and your lives with happiness. See to
1t that they have all the comforts AMI
all the convsniences Of life that You can
possibly give them. Give them the adj
vantage Of every improvement as soon
as Dol as You m. Try and make life
aperpetual delight. Recollsct that cook
ing Is one Of the ins arts. II takes far
more sense to be an excellent cook than
q tolsrabls lawyer. / am Q good cook
myself. and I have no accomplishment
Of which I am 30 proud. Ths farmers
should have good things to cook and
good things to cook with. OF all people
in our country You should live the best.
Throw your miserable little stoves out
Of the window. Get ranges. aud have
them 30 built that your wife need not
burn her face of TO get you q breakfast.
Do not make her cook in q kitchen hot
~ an orthodox psrdition. II 10 just as
cheap to
HAVE EVERYTHING CONVENIENT.
It is Just a. easy to cook well a. to
cook any other way. There ought to
be n law passed making It q crime pun
ishable with Imprisonment In the peni-
tentiary to fry beef steak. Broil IL; 1t
is Just as easy; and when broiled 1t Is
delicious. Fried beef steak isn't ft for
q beast. Give your wives and dAugh'
tiers convenisnces. and In . little while
they will be most excellent cooks. Good
cooking il one Of the highest arts OF civ.
ilization: and we are more indebted to
this art in developing real manhood
than ~ almost any other. The mai
whose arteries are filed with good. rich
blood made Of good and well cooked
food. has pluck. courage. endurance
and noble impulses. The nan who In.
vented u good soup. did more for his
race than the inventor OF any system Of
theology. You must remember that II
you wish your wife to cook well, she
must have the couvenisnces TO cook
with.
IN DID TIMES
There would DO eleven children In the
family and only n skillet; and they
generally depended upon what few
boards they could tear Off the house for
kindling. See to 1t there Is plenty Of
good wood, plenty OF good coal. plenty
OF good kindling and plenty to cook.
There is no reason why farmers should
not have fresh meat all the year round.
There Is no sense in stufing yourself
with salt meat every morning and max
ing a well Of yourself for the balance Of
the day; and then wondering why you
don't enjoy good health. There Is nc
sense in this. Every farmer should
have an ice-house. Upon nearly every
farm is some little stream from which
plenty OF ice could be obtained; and an
ics-houss will I'LL every Summer with
Joy.
HAPPY HOMES.
Make your homes pleasant. Have
your homes warm anu com'of'ao'e ,or
the Winter. Do not build o story anu u
half house. The half story IL an oven.
IN which, during the summer. you VIII
bake every night; aud feel In the morn
ing as though only the rind OF you was
LETT. Decorate your rooms, even u you
do 40 with cheap engravings thsy are
better than none. Have books; '
papers read them. lou have more
leisure than jewellers In cities. Beauti'
fy your grounds with plants, with
flowers. Have COED gardens. and recol-
lect that everything OF beauty tends to
your elevation. Every little morning
glory whose purple heart Is thrilled with
the light OF the morning sun tends to
put a blossom IN your heart. l can
Imagine no condition That carries with
II such q promise oil JOY a. the farmer
In the Autumn, with his cellar fuii. With
every preparation Tor the WINTER 'shh
the prospect oil three month OF comfort
and rest, three months oil home aud
family three months OF
fChE. SOLID