, 1877-03-17


scc. sa.luI luxuriant growth Of hair On the bald
cst Of heats, etc., etc. but did you hear that
these mild ehulscnt beams would transform the
1ro-est person inI0 Milton or Shakespeare: Well.
It will 10 i1-!act- Listen while unto you ] tale
unfold, Fur several weeks have daily bathed in
spnrhs ehsp1 ask ht y ,pY h,n ssa*s
,ucs. tilty right: ut any rate, concluded to
Try t- panacea fur all the ills taat flesh is heir TO-,
Thoughts camc 10 me; hut ono day they took DIS
1inct form4 and knew that / could write
3 poem upon which: could mount up,
height from which couid look down. down, down,
upon Ho,ncr Shakespeare. and byron. But cntcuv-
ored to crush these 1holgats US ! did not want to
ths III. bu: they would not be crushed, and then l
kllew that 1ay destiny wAs settled fact, that.
struggle Against il .s wonld, it had bccn deefccd
tiat should write poem that would Tnakc me
famous through all the coming years, and hence
bowed my head and gracefully Yielded to fate.
also l,.:rl voice II don't know as il wa~ from
Iuckwhcar cakes are good to eat,
Every here roam;
SORGHUM. 'ls'cs, butter, too:
I'm going )nc.
read the above lines over and over again !;
and TO you wonder that thoughts Of future
greatness haunted 1,iy brain: For Is not my theme
sunlilne: do not these words and i response in
every heart. Eut not long did ponder. l scizcd
Ely pen. and again wrote:
hPsS%!sa! PsS 5a;s f:s:s ~ da5 Sc smoking hot
Procrastnaton is the thief OF time, it has been
SAID, and alas. ! naHe found 1t trnc i'll my
Ny 1nu.e las gene TO End these smoking cakes and
how without her cau ] fnd rhyme for DAYS: ::
so,nethill:, whispers Hayes: but ayaunt. How can
s.nE without NY lHnse: will han- my harp on
the tEicge. The banks OF the deep rolling
feca1onlca will SIT down and wcep. |. whose
touI filled with sullir:e pnrtca} thoughts,
pl!:r"ed III the lowest GeIflis Of dcrpalr. The
tark waters have gonr and from 1ay faint
ing hear. shout. If there. Il terc balm i'll tilcad?
1nt returning breeze brings beck the answer
Nary l,.im. E.
SICK HOUSE PLANTS.
To the Editor Qf TIE Tribune.
pAEK AStStE. Aair:i I'll ttry grateful to
Tic members uf T:c Iit:c for cu,nn: the
with such promptnc>s, hut srcn1 liable 10 bcco:ne
be"'!t;*s.a w:tA t:e ysrons ola,ors as to what
u follow cvt:ytG,sv + advre srclu io have 1iauc
Il Lad n.a:t- wsrs''. fcar YOU will begin IL think
1nc lac.11is i'll jliu.rci: hen confess that, it
srcrIcd The E,,ani:,'us opinion that l gave
the: too much w:trr. l. went to the other
t1tre1Ec for . week. and had more yellow
lea, to cut OF than hrfptc. However, ]
III Ill. that ts.r 1Cunt the happy medium.
think i,ciic spike to the ron whc she said water
ing iii tc sunshine will cause the leaves to yellow.
aiaats iiavc Natcrt't mine i'll the morning. be-
h1l read tliai lie proper time for doing
TO- the always shines on them in the
no:,,:n. when it s.nrs alI. Snuff is mistaken
in sul,sl1. that any i,lants stand in puddles of
water; never water them enough to leave
the cartl n'uddy. or water stanuin: III
10 enj,y il. I;ut, Snu1l. m. surprised to hear
you s2y that the VI th,. carly sprn5tmc is too
hot :ut ten. / Supposed The hu1ttr the better
and haze been in thu h@bit Of wheeling lily flower
sl-.Esi about from place to another thai They
might gct the all day. Merino says: Keep
thu air Of the rooE, moist Tan that be Gone
where you have furnace heat. iiyacinfhc gave
uucil v.iCtr orl:tion. CI1 as it s warm
enough 10 .e1 car1i shall pot mine accord
ln.. TO her directions. though they lad new earth
in the fall and plenty ri pol-sicrds put in Tor
drainage. Int how Is this: She has such nice
rrimEorss. and speaks o. s',rlnkling tnc'n dally,
and III The me-: letter Aunt Fanny, who seems to
tc very sltcc>.lul with plants, says . Il is very
fniuruu- to ;rimrs'ses TO wet the foliage." /
wuutt like aSls iyacintile how she removes the
dust from primrose leaves without wctting Them.
Jack, WHIT r rather unsympathttic creature. saws
til: best thing 10 Is 10 throw them all ont Of
t,o-s, a0,. limited t:,at 1t would give him great
Pleasure 20 assist in tne operation but trcal his
aGvice On that sub; ;ect with silent c0ntc:npt.
M,.!'e i;.-ltaye yuu tried the folowin. remedy
for bot!s. scrap. lltlc hard soap Of from b&r,
and work into it Is much brown su::1r rs will mix
with H. spread This mixture on small piece 1t
CLOTH, ami lpply the boil ~ plaster. Pre-
pare fresh one VIXEN needed Tins will draw it,
aud bring it to AL cnd sooner than II would bring
it->lf.
Mry and Dctt-lf you desire any directions
for 1a11c work. ran tell you huw 10 make b"auti
fu! rugs. i'll knitting, with Brussels carpet Fuyel
inSs. 1t is new Kind Of work VIOLET.
O1L-sTOvEs.
To the Ehittr Of 7ne JYfouns-
AURORA. ILL.,, March l1--PcrInlt me to make
few remarks on the subject OF oll-stoy2s. Ever
since their tirst appearance have made them 4
study patiently waiting till they should have been
brought out their first crude form into some
thing ncarcr perfection. ! have trird each new
Improvement IS ii c::Ine out bay1Ey had on tf13l
four different varieties. Something was wrong