Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01
To Scheol Girl.

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digestion, aud person who has an i'm
paired digestive apparatus hss. assure
you. pretty hard time in Keeping Amia-
tile and even tempered in this up-and
down world.
You are just AT the age when YOU are
fond Of forming passionate friendships.
You think you cannot he mistaken ia
supposing that you could not endure life
il you were separated from your dearest
intimate friend. ain glad that you can
love 50 fondly and unselfishly rs you do,
and l am sure that to older eyes there il
no prettier sight than that of two merry
girls, arms interlocked, faces radiant,
tongues going fast, as they exchange the
innocent condolences of their age. Yet
pardon Inc if tell you that it is better
for you not to form even girl-friendships,
unless they are with those whom your
parents cordially approve. A young
iady's mother is always her best, wisest
and truest friend and counsellor. If she
tells you that Minnie or Jessie, whom you
so much admire, is net safe companion
for you, it is wise for you to defer to her
judgment.
Let your friendships with the young
people of your acquaintance be open and
Do not affect an utter
scorn and Indifference to the boys. Why
should you not enjoy the society Of nice,
well-behaved, gentlemanly lads, the
friends of your brothers and cousins, and
the brothers of your friends9 There is
no reason in the world why you should
shun boy as if he were beneath your at
Unhappily, my dears, there are
some of you who need quite other advice
than this. You are only too willing to
be free and familiar with young gentle
men, too anxious to secure admiration,
and too ready to flirt. Of all undignified,
unmaidenly things, flirting is the worst.
You sacrifice q great deal when you con-
descend to engage in it. Repress coquct-
ry, and be simple, straightforward, mod
est, and gently behaved if you expect to
become gentlewoman.-Ars. Sangster.
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.-Females should
be early taught the important fact, that
beauty, cannot in reality, exist, independ-
ent of health; and that the one is abso.
lutely unattainable by any practice in
consistent with the other. In vain do
they hope to improve their skin, to give
q "roseate hue" to the cheeks, or to aug
ment the grace and symmetry of their
forms, unless they are cautious to pre-
serve the whole frame in health, vigor and
activity. Beauty Of complexion, aud to
a certain extent that of shape, also, is
nothing more than visible health "a pure
mirror of tho performance of the internal
and of their harmony with the
external portions of the system; the Ger
tain effects of pure air, cheerfulness, tenn
pcrance, and of exercise, uninterrupted
by any species of unnatural constraint.
TOMATO SOUP.-Boil to shreds two and
a half pounds of veal in gallon Of wa
ter, until it is reduced to half the guam
tity; then strain the liquor, put in the
stir them we'll, that they may
thoroughly dissolve. Boil for half an
hour. Season with parsley, pepper and
salt. Strain it again, and stir in table
spoonful of white sugar. 1t is then
ready to serve.
Mock CREAM.-Boil a pint and half
of milk, sweetcn and flavor to taste. Beat
three eggs very light; add to them three
teaspoonfuls of flour, and tea
spoonful Of salt. Stir this into the boil
ing milk. Spread this, when cold, be-
,seeu two layers Of the cake - made for
pie, AID you have a nice
cream PIE.
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