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, 1877-07-22
You, being worn Of life,
In quiet put it br.

You, being worn Of life,
In quiet put it bc.
And lay down as a.chifl
To his night-alcGN, while 1.
Faitiasess, stand waiting Friend,
You cannot understand
Upon your mountain -hirhts
My feet may never stand.
Doubling. know the Here;
grasp it-st is mine:
But tell me. comrade. OF
The After--it Il thine.
To thee is dim n:ide plain?
Llfc's mysteries t1nscaled.
Now hast thou All: Tc thee
Are hidden things rcrealedt
Hast thou thy perfect rcetf
Is there continual pcace7
There hast thou reached the land
Where mourufnl Mu7snurings cease?
Thine empty arms. do they
Hold fast the Gone Before!
Hast lhcu tllscorercd Home:
No" is the yearning DER:
U0sf thou found golden fsuits,
Instead OF hnsk and shell:
Know st noy true happiness.
With thee are all things we'll!
Ihou. wEo Hast much endured,
Thou hast we'll borne thy Shield:
Now oT thou -icros- crowned:
-for a:e Thy red wounds healed:
Would one could be quite sure!
But life is new and sweet;
Like thee. 1 cannot 20
Anu face death with glQd feet,
Thy surety Is not mine
1 am not COmforted
Dreaming what Heaven may be
For me-when lie dead.
Yes, am drifting. But
Have not gauged Life's II hole.
Iae. and no new thing waits
Beyond. for thee, my Soul:
So, am grown strong to~dle,
Never aEain to 0e,
SIN content to slip
Into memory.
And it shall awake
And II slu,nber on
And il ticd My Own
And it there come Dawn
I know not. Go forth
Alone Nor hope OF shore,
Nor fearing, neither dread
To sail strange seas-What more!
LEU II. ".
, 1877-07-22

a servant presents herself in rcB< and
newly-organized ,nenage: The mistress You
will find the work very easy: there arc only my
husband and myself. We have no children"
The seFraut-''O @ do not put yourself ous faf
one, though adore them"
, 1877-07-22


Admiral Hcnrid Bourbon
nais god father. .....M Mr.. Theodore Hamilton
Baron dc Cham5ray. re-
tired Colonel. 1[r, Harry pearsop
N. Olivier de Plantro4e,
the Haron@e son -n-1sw. ..ME. Joseph Nheelock
n. Robert dc Fayrolles,
the Ad,niral's nephew. 49,. Mr., II. Il. Power
II. + Abhc Coquasd, spirit
nal director. Mt. Charles Stanley
Paul Supplicc Cardinet the
Abbe nephew. .... ...... Mr. Charles yi1lsr.
Ambrose, confidential SER
Tant:--. :. re- ..Mr. George Q. Shields
dominique, servant. Mr. Walter Richa rdson
Prosper, in the service of
Baroness sera.pphiiae de- ''@Aol''e "''ets
chamosay. the Baron's
Seraphine, her only child. Miss Gersid;1e Nav
Nine. Albcttine de Piact-
rose, Raroh'e daughter
us losner marriage: Miss Fanny Prce
H!lc- caroline de Ge:ooy,
1ualuea InoF. Mrs, Clara Stopea)l
L1seatc' hafa servant. Miss Cora Tanner
THE ADELPH1
has been drawing fair houses with Mafitt and
schoolcraft as the chief ATTRACTIONS. The OMEN
Ing piece. last week introduced Yankce
Locke in his dialect speeches. He was we'll
supported by Miss Nellie .Larkelle, who has be-
come fayorite with the patrons Of the Adelphi.
Sc1o olcraft and Goes were as good as usual in
their negro sketches, the former being an artist
OF no small merit Ia his line. Miss Ada Rich
mond in serio-comic efforts, and Pat Rooney in
his Irish songs, dled out the variety part Of the
entertainment. The performance closed With
, 1877-07-22

ner's . 'Heimweh Loender1'; the saltafello
from Mcndelssohn's italian srnphony; Strauss
tArtist Quadrillc"; Gungf's Hydropathcn
Waitz'';, Parlow's ANVIL Polka" and Lum-
bYe's champagne Ga1op.''
Thursday evening will be given to the music
OF the future, with the finest Wagner pro-
gramme Alr. Thomas has ever produced here.
1t will be as follows:
The Flying Dutchnlan.
Introduction. l, Act.
Stunning Chorus. n art
cavasina. III, Act
Die walkuere (Firzt night of the Niebe1ungcn
siegmunds love Song. !. Act.
~. H. Il. ElsehoD.
The ~ hlds kc9 11 the ValkyFiss introduction to
Tristan and Isolde.
Introduction Q.ove's Drcan,).
Finale.
luugen Trilogy).
Siegfrcd's Death.
Die Mcistersinger.
1esiasss:'G@ @s9Sss;s F'ize Song, III. Act
-Ar: II. 4. RiseAeg:
nrEnx1ss1os.
Lohengrin {yorspiclj. 0.
Tannhanser (Bacchanale).
kaiecr March
Friday nights programme has not yet been
completed. Saturday night will be devoted to
the Italian composers.
MUSIC AND CHARITY.
The following correspondence explains itself:
CHICAGO, July 11.-S..X. EARLE. Mayor Of 81.
Join, ". B.-DEAn SIR: Tue Apol1o Musical
Club Of this city gave concert June 80 for the
relief OF sufferers by the late st. John fire, and as
the result we have the pleasure Of inclosing here
with draft for $500. o. which we be, you to accept
with our ktndent sympathy We cannot and DO
not forget The great generosity OF the citizens OF
st. John in cur fearful calamity We trnst yon
may speedily recover, and that the lose through
WHICH we have all had to pass may help to coutinue
the hcartlest good feeling between your city ana
ours. Very respectfully yours,
AroLLo MUSICAL CLUE.
per James s. Hamilton, President.
, 1877-05-26

Ing II in The Homo. l trnrt from my hsief ac.
r.d s"sm so ass ms mot % nas so
by which to address Jun. AZ ynn Will than kaov
whom mean DHr ftomo heema nl1cd with In
salfds; at 1enst All who have written 10 me arc.
Welcome 10 The most comfortable pcat At our Are
stde. and remember there ara many rfsts on
ths road Of ltfe II ynu would only stop and lake
will but 1feten To tho sunny soul that 10 eyer fnll
Of hnpe, and whoaa beautiful trass never fails tho
though wintty storms prevail. j. It not better to
wrarc in Inc wcb nf onr Ito hrlRht and golden
hlllnR, md so tlods will with cheerful hearth and
zcady hands. than try to snap tho e1yer threads OF
our curlona lives asundcr, and then blame heaven
for tho tangled ends. and grlcvc and wonder why
u thnaf There ase many s.os.es, ~ nnt crown ~
elincd 10 m4rmuF, FERN LEAF.
, 1877-05-26
FERN BASKETS.

~ fAs EdIeT CT Ths Tribune.
CLINTON, IA. May 81. Il hare read md admired
TnE TalBrNE's Home department from week to
week until have accustomed myself 10 tho belief
that 1 am "naembcr In good standing" Of The
Home, and ~ auch am privileged 10 occupy small
space thereof. II by so doing can pe,el,aueo add
10 the generous fund Of useful knowledge It con-
tA!na. usvIug rtohted repeatedly BY fta kind and
timely suggcssons, shall feel tho debt Of grasl-
tuds l!ghtened II eau contribute night OF value
from my own nesGrt stock, derived ~ It IL rather
from prnetlee and experience than by literary re-
search,
In the n.st place. have seen no mention Of fern
taskets In Thu Home, and perhaps some Of
yonr lady fe2defs. may not know by what
hs5 g
eolftcttons-by simply making splini- basket
lining It with moss tnsf, Win the green placed
mod Ths moss shoua e.o s 81 e4euded oSer ,se
the top Of the basket, after settling out .young
fs.ns xhtGh msy b. found H. n any woody del! tn
~ timber eH 0, Tfoxss ,:x, Ths fefn w ose.
viii grow luxufsntiy until tho spints and rim of
eho basket arc hidden, making qnlte a pretty ap.
S,.ts friend md has %nSe se,GTs se
sssusltu, ass out osusns In 'ees or ssSv,nsow. sS
The basket ln this Instance Il composed Of splnsa
half apart, around an old tin cover, and kept IN
place by An iron hoop nttng enug agantt the Stats
Or fpllnsa lnsde. the cover rim being slightly in
aie tackod. Thc basket, when prepared. should
be kept somewhat shaded, aad The moss should
basket ehould be painted, bright red contrasting
farosabty with tho green vegetation. When moss
!s not aTallabls. Rraas'sod may be substituted for
plsnts may bo substituted for or placed With the
ferns II desIfcd ALL1xx.
, 1877-05-26
FLOOR-aIATH.

~ tha Editor of TAt TribuNs.
Nr. PutAnE1, Ill.,. May c0.-As Constant Reader
has given u gentle hint will send directions
for hoor. mat to The Home. would have done 90
1t nrst but thought might take up valuable room,
SO only mentioned 1t, thinking those desiring it
would let nc know. Materials for mat arc \
eodte.sack. ono stick Of black drcss.brald, ono
ekein Of Germantown wool. clopdrt, and some
black cloth. Turn the sack 90 to hare tho fresh
slde ont. shape 70 suit yo9r fancJ, square or OBJ
ths 4tr.s and pu: herring. .bone stitch jnst
Inside tho binding. Now It Ii ready for tho
border il sprllc..lon Embroidery: Select
pattcrn. From thla cut number Of leaves nf
blsek cloth. Lay tho mai. dawn on sone smooth
rnrtace and with blunt lead pencil isacc tho vino;
then ..fangss issrss "a PIN M: l,9tton;hole
embtolder vino and stems in saiin.ssitch. II .
vine T. used for pattern mark plenty Of ten
drias vein the laarts With tho same stitch A. tor
the stems. This you will ind quito pretty. though
tnexpensive, and requiring but very ttle tltuc and
labor.
lied. Whits. and plue, will ron he 80 kind ~ 10
send me pattern Of the cro$a and crownf This
Il the asss request have made. have sent quisa
: nu!nber Of supporter patterns, and AM ready 10
send ~ many more. kA1iE unowk,
, 1877-05-26
CANNING FRUITS.

10 fAf Editor 0 1A4 If1aHHt.
LEHoxr. May oo.-Wishing to mako what return
can for The many good things have found In Tho
Home. offer the following reclpea:
Clara: ] am not suro TINT Gun tell you low to
can peas and beans successfully, haven't tried
ihc latter. and some Of the peas didn't turn ont
well, owing. think, to being set In too warrl
place. fcooked each three hours In tho jan. I
can tell You, though, how to can corn and straw
berries 10 perfection. have canned largo quanti.
titles Of each. and *ery seldom lost lar.
Far corn: Cut tho corn from the cots and then
ecrapt tho eoGs enough 10 get on all the corn SO.
lett large cob 10 pack tho corn In tho Jars, and
cut tho butt o1 square. Have funnel 10
d. into tho neck OF the jas, and MI
With corn, packing it soIEd with ihc
cob Sci tho Jats with tops partly Rcrcwed ur into
boiler having grato IN the bottom, OF romethlny
tom. FIJI the boiler with cold water to the .hon-
ders Of the jars, bring 10 nti. and keep |. boil
tng three hours; take ont and screw up tho taps
tight. In an hour sercH up agaln and set SWAY In
q cool. dark plact. ~
Strawberries: Take hslf pound Of sugar to the
pound Of frnit. Pour tho angar on tho befstes and
eet away til! the sugnr Il, melted, which will make
airur enough to coax them In. Set on tho ttoyc.
bring 10 boil. and boil twenty minutes. Stir a.
little At possible. Have ready pan with towel
In 1t. and PIT In cold water tn the towel "sop.
ping" wet. Set the jar tco1d} on the towel and h1l
With the not fruit: fcsew The tops tight, and an
hour after tighten again mad act AWAY. II this il
found worthy will como again. VACUUM.
, 1877-05-26
TIE HOME.

a SAD AN u u rsN ANus
rts setting sun, with rusT rays,
Il tlnslng all Tho West,
And his lsst beams with golden light
Upon maiden reBt,-
A maiden fair, rhosc cain, wide brow
Dcspeaks tho thonEhtfuf mind;
Tbose bright eyes nay, irum out theff depths,
within Jon'l Genius ind.
1ter cheek IA resltng on her hand.
Her fAcs IL all hRlow;
Tier brain 10 throbblng With tho thoughts
That awlft1y come And 90.
twill" At length Tho maiden CRIES
'.1tl scale tho heights Of Famo:
ri wln-or in The atruggls dic-
A great. undyIng name.
"ril toar AS high a. Dryden soarcd;
I'll stand whero Irving stood;
III wear the crown that Pope has worn:
ri walk the path Of Hood"
she stood erect in eon,c!ous pride,
With duuntleas soul and will,
While 0enIust glow suffuacd her face,
And eyes grow brighter still.
And now sound The stiffness breaks
Soft tonns that greet her car:
40 cnn It bc tho vnice OF Famet'
ehc stoops, shc btoops. To hear.
Llstt list! the echoes bear 1t on
Oiait what she wlshc.l-
"samknthy Jane! 'tss stx o'clock
Come down and wash the dIahes'' H.u.
, 1877-05-26

ssm totai of il .eeompii,h@en.. Women 60 =
10 than lily did 1t ;o;. and i ,.ccm' to m.
there mu.t be .ouacthlnz lnskns IN 4. u'efnins..
sGs sS ia, wh. "a k easas e
,I ny. !, vil resurn 70 ths sabeet Of newspspef.
papers - mode of education Of profitable rcad..
tn0. aud who will read only bookr. Well, let
thesea my think ths", W Wong ' Dook. '' sie safe
seoesed TSey hass ,9ouss i ts ~h ans s tsRs
xomen. s,ekne., or r; tsr,ow g, stief .na singer.
;s:s.sf ;si fsss ss' I'll. 81 rs
'sss,: t0sw '' rhs :" .sna .ss%ss IL" ' e
Vtst Or TO embrotdef. or make failing. thng4 that
mind ntored with useful knowledge il d m!ne of
wealth. a halt an hour or more day rpcnt In
ns ~. '.hsa * Reso. re so5 :?
green, enabiea ~ ii soma moment OF disaster to
Be ready With tho Right remedy Al tho right lime.
6 e hessd "a
fa fSts sa s1: s.s a. # avs,. Il as
tho!eaeh remedy 10, ~ n iteh,ns sesip. It% tbs
oest h.n ns!Hntnot nna ehamnoo r. e4lh!Sncc'
bringing out tlnia and leaves The scalp
~ white and pure A. bahy's. Idpn't care how
thick tho dandruG. Il Will clean it In = moment.
and II there i root Of hal! LETT f will start
crop. II gentlemen would do thls there would bc
fewer bald hcada among them. itis The hafbcr, I
losing thelf hair. Yon viii md very few bald
heads Amonk those young men who arc loo poor 10
80 TO tho harber for thcfs ahampoo. recommend
the following to MAr4arets husband 1T he 10 not
dead to repair the damages made bY tho tar {and
other thinRs): ..
Take two OF three tablcanoonfuls Of kcrotena
and rub With little piece Of rag lightly Into the
scalp Just enough to nolsten tho skin; then wash
tho head In bot watcF. In which little eal soda or
Thoroughly. and III LADY, lct tho hair hing FREQ
I'LL perfectly dry. Do this about once IN two
weeks, and you will have no trouble 0f amy kind
with the outside OF your head. used 1t for an
Itching scalp. and wss surprised 10 ind thick
underground OF new hair after two OF three appl.
catlonf. THO. T.. z,
, 1877-05-26


rEon1A. May 20.-Dear lsdles Of The nomc:
We 20 often hear people tay, ~ have not
good memory AZ never could remember we'll"
etc. I hara little girl aged nnd would iikc 10
know how TO strengthen her memory. Ny idea 10
TINT any ono can hare good memory, but, like
everything else It needs To be cultivated. AnY In.
formation on this subject will be gladly received by
nc ~ welt II others.
Auls n. Hale ::1s Il healthy s!gn for an infant
70 hIce6ught l ha!o heard that Il was. but. not
knowing, appeal to Jos.
Can nny one felt me how to clean willow. furnt-
ture. and what mAkes Graham bread ctunble when
cutf
For the benefit OF the lady that told how many
bottles Of Ink her family upset IN one week, sug-
gest tho following: lmmealately after ths Ink 4
VIII a6toro the ink scsY rapidly, 70 you must brush
np the irst handful and put on more salt. Repent
aud found II to be very gt,od.
htyx and Strtte. would lik1 to make Wardan
case aftsf your directions, but being Of 4 rowing
nature cannot, and II would bc hard to carry 1t
around. Hash.
, 1877-05-26

"sa,rtl" long before, cannot. In mr. onlnton, he
greatly blc.-cd hy such mInfalfatJons at such q.
time. ] nm nwarc thnt many versnna will i,4tcnt
ting theological pions aside, whether euch
olccs do not hint lack of the sweet grace Of hu-
mtitty. They a0aumc, tfst Tint Tho friend nccda
certain things, and, second, that she docs mot
know cnongt n seek then, for heraelt. Ruch tn.
trusionA nro hofnn metkly bctanse Of thu splrit
which il surpored 10 snnciify them. 1tfa ni1es.
lion whether ihe spirit does not need to bc en-
iightenod hy common sense. =
A great deal haa i,cen written about The manners
Of tho road. Several thonaands Of lines. / sup
rnrc, tho travelling woman haa been held up 10
pnblc scorf because, when The maic propsietor
OF scat In public conveyance Yields Il mn 10 her,
she accepts The courtesy with hto1ld indifference
And yet ahe Is not cured Of tho atuptdilY She has
rot learnt Tho fctton Of common deeeney. .tco
themselves to oblfge woman. II is hard to con.
ceve Of such after Efatc)tssneas Of spirit, such
ohtnfnctS, snch selhthness. Isut1 am anfe that
four women ont OF i've, when = seat IA offered
them BY gentleman, ank Into II without 4 word
Of depreciation or thinks, without q smt1e Or
change Of conntenanee. Ii must be that AmcrI.
can woman arc good deal apottd. Accustomed
always 2 difference and couttcs1, accorded
TO no other woman anywhtfe In tho world
by any other raco Of men, they harc come 10 tako
u ~ matter nf couEse and An tstah)iahed fight.
l1nspcct little neglect would do them gnod. and
, 1877-05-26
LIQUORS IN COOKING.
N IA Etfstrr nf The TrthtnE.

RACINE, Wis.,. May 2l.-Whcn l read tho recipes
for English plum pudding in The Home Of the 1nth,
I was strongl, moved to gare uay thoughts On the
subject Of using brandy or other strong drinks In
cooking. but waited, hoping aoma one more gifted
would take 1t mp; but no ono haa spoken, and in
tho last Iiome comes smother rule with brandy In.
And am compelled to conc to the rescue Of the
innocsnts.
Oh, wives, uothers, aEttersi Do you ever rnacct
what fearful responsibility rests npon your Would
you place tho wtne.eup to the lips OF your hut.
bands, sons and brothers II yon certainly knew tho
and would b misery. degradation. and deata. .ou
iato ilfs by ps.sins ths hsii a'osb II ,oas isoas
How can soa pray that 1onr sons b kept ftom
ns ;sn eaxn e. stnS H. a. %
Think and &c! before II ID too late. Tbs demons
o. rum and tobacco hare nevct cast
uod and. should thsy aver b permitted 10 10 70.
~ 3, 81 X. @
o. paddinas, or sven by making wins s.nees. Ire:
member how. = few weeks aeo, my heart bounded
lady oe ths white lIouse hsd ban!shed wine from
her table; then tho feeling Of disappointment snd
Gs!et Then : y ..s d;:pated; sna shs statement
misted glorious opportunity to hare her name
courageous woman who ever prcrtdcd At the White
llouse; for 1t requires courage 10 brave public
viii gi;s mne. Tor thsS Il the let sser stied:
Two cups OF corn meal: one cup, GrahAm
.nss ens sss ass.sen 1ss Il @ sae eae
rounded teaspoon Of safesatns; ono cup Of
milk !.our milk u best. and cold Tatcr enough TO
Lake Two hours; very slowly. I'LL fully rlscn Tho
how e ,s ss &c
Just before placing Tho loavrs In tho oTen wet
, 1877-05-26

Cardinals doves or cuo'da over, como this wsyi
Plcnso acnd them here. with directions how 10
make, etc. will say to May that rubber glove.
arc not durable. think for working Amon9 plants
they nre rcry nice. bnt for Kitchen work tncv arc
not auftabc. She tan purchase them NJ a store on
State htrcct nearly oppotite Field & Letters, for
dollar Hnd quAEtcf per pair.
Wlnnie: think yoa 10 right IN allowing yoar
emeIl Of rcr19ue tnbacco or good cigar.
l.: 1; s. iiow esn lyon make ~ equal o. yonr
should like u receive whIte fucns!a from roma
onc. bnt have very few p1ante, could not prom.
lsc 10 givo any IN exchange.
Grace: should advise yoa to get jumper for
your baby.
Rnth know Of nothing Tho widows can do IN.
Ices they earn their living OF 10 10 tho Homo Of the
Fsfcndess.
". j. II. will yon be 10 kind an 70 ,end pattern
and dlrcesfone for making air castleat Also pict-
nro f!smesi Where can l pusehase black card
boArdf
To those Of whom have asked favors, and many
othcsf, will tcnd -patiorn for q very hand<onin
letter receiver or directions for making beautiful
mats for vascs. Address patterns aekcd for t.
Dox l30, haywood, iii. SUBURBAN.
, 1877-05-26

GENEVA. ILL.,, May :1.-whlle looking over TIL o
Homo noticed iHqa!stcs wero m.do for cgc-
spoons. We have used bone spoons for that pus.
pose, and wc like them; they arc inc1pensvo and
pleasant 10 eat with. and do not d!seolor.
We think no sweeping machine equal to tho
''We1cUmo." It Il easily adjusted and very duta-
bic. l only regret that kept house 90 many years
without ono. Il saves both time and carpets.
\. Y. g, l. shail be much obliged 10 you for
your !ru!s'cake recipe. Now. let ms ask why
Denev1eya wants to keep Holls beach frnna eating
great punishment. Just place tho suet on leo for
short time. and then i viii ehop ~ easily - In
tAins that Grace tells OF arr very pretty. PleAsa
state tho QuAltty Of the muslin-heAyy or Hight
weight. II IL impossible to agree With Gail in ro-
gaEtl 10 tho esuse Of red hands, Many persons who
neycr wear cosscts OF any description complain Of
tho fedness of their hands. Thanks to N. A. ii.
and Edith for thor information In rerar TO rubber
EloYe4, AUNT JENNA,
, 1877-05-26


CnIcA0o, May 9t.-f do not wish 10 presume to
give advice 10 ladies concerning babies bands bns
onco saw lady knitting bands Of Angola wool for
her grandchildren. They wese knit acsosa tho
band back and forward OF tho proper length, aud tho
ends sowed together. Only two needles wero
uscd. They were to ba put on orer the feet. and ~
they wore quito elaatc. would ft tho form comforts
sbly. Caro- must bo takon In knitting that tho odgo
stitches arc not drawn tighter than tho other
stitches.
x.Y.z.: Please scnd'your splendid csks rec.
ipos. To those making plum pudding Wish 10
say: uso buttor instead Of 1uet, though not A.
Hill aoas. md yoa; pudding vii! bs more dIg.'t:
ThIsk paper b;s:. saeh =. arc n.ed tes ao.s !
wo1s.sd w good'. ste,. 10 Easp fhsm' fa' saio from
moths. !! put u e.mpher Ram and tls
eSssts arc @ w sars s1tslo of hoa.abold furntass.
can recommend thcad bags - substtuts. Largo
1 i know
from experience. l Wish soma one would tell Whist
~4su nro. snd Why they come,
spoon. must use gold or silver gilt. ffea! shall
not get tho g!ass spoons. though they would be best
ssssa Gf'E E. t.: s stS sSs
Il Winnis Ia. reri,sd ,hs subject Of Olive
the advice Is tho writors il The Hons to elevAse
thels minds abo.e the oteam Of she!r kettles" and
u II n opaioa foa@sd q as s!e ths
.sn ng Ut sss ss .so ss
soems quits unes!,sd for 10 aamtnfstef such 10.
EaSr stssdr I'd VII "sas
literary FccEc1ton thsy aFo Compelled to forego
.,: M ns sdm.s Sat q IT, y
and called to attend 10 tho higher duties Of life.
, 1877-05-26
NEWSPAPERS FOR WOMEN.

~ US 6dttQf a 1A4 3ft9kHf.
CHICAGO, May 25.-TheFo 10 ono great good
which am in hopes will accrue 70 tho ladies'
through The reading Of Tho Home lettors, and that
10 the habit Of taking sud reading the newspaper.
A. rule, women arc lAmuntahy ignorant Of al that
ID golug on In and arnnnd tho world about them.
Intent on eubroldsrinR yoke or band, they stt Ia
a corner and let the world alp by than unnotced,
OF tho march and rrogsoss Of oycnta they know
nothing. Tbs world to than u their own four
walls. IL It any wonder thAt in this
narrow and contracted spaee thefr minds
should refuse to expand, thctf occupations border
on tho trivial, shoF tases uneultlvAted. theif tai
ents bu.ttdr Yet 10 Il IL with many women. Who
has not aeen In mixed companies ths women slt'
lively and spirited. conversation or d!scuesionf
Yet women's minds arc ~ keen and active ~
'1fy ony Sst waneS ssss Ths
Men always nnd thousand th!ngs to talk about In
company; woman ase confined to two Of three top.
Or, wofss than Ill these. hsr children Mea1ea
pteser.e " from re woman Wig can talk Of
a. ~: g1 n
tsaoa;r:.: : q 1eaE f'as I'D :tora9 u, @as
IN scraps; but who syeF SEES a woman on cas with
ea as
limo to read lengthy books. but she can ond half
While getting her baby to sleep. while eating her
meals; or In bed. u no better time ouezs. she can
liz and rest, II tired. and read halt hour bsioss
sha sleeps, and matter II she has no Inclination,
sho should read a. matter Of duty to society gen.
orally. 1t ID duty We oWn our families 10 learn
I'll W. can for theis benefit We can save hundreds
OF dollars u tho course OF few years By keeping
posted IN ail thu new discoveries And saRxcst1oae
offered daily tn the nswspspeta. Many ladies' read
att before. hops that thslr Interest Will s1tend
70 sIl SO other dsP.Ftaeats from this oat There
dtst.eiasa newspaper, no matter what IL poltti.
esi preferences MAJ be. Il 10 ths eest ard
which we have to do, for how can expect 10 In.
prove Il 70 do not Thoroughly understand 1t ~ u
take exception TO the influence OF The churches.
With gcfy few noble exceptions. - \ sals. ths
Church 10 not m educator. 1t should b.. bat II 10
not Nov The Church has tho sars and the hearts
OF women. aud thar could b. led TO the highest
AttsiuAho hcighta OF mora and !nteiectusl excel
lenea shroagh It, lnaaenes, bat arc theyt Ny az.
Resleneo Of The Ordinary church has been that few
Bible slAAseA few prayer meetings. few soeaAlS,
aaa well. .dieassd attendance on tha sabbath. i