Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25

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large amount Of work and laying them
ON rather thin. If one has ~ many
square feet to cover with just 20 many
grains Of gold, he must lay it on thin or
there will be bare spnts, and they are
simply unversed in the ways Of the world
who take gliding for solid g,ld. Some
women are great deal more executive
than others, and accomplish with one
long sweep Of their arms what smaller
women must take many strokes to com.
pass. But comparisons here are odious
and each housekeeper must be in man.
ner law to herself and not waste her
strength 10 trying to do and to be like
somebody else. When one is compelled
to live on q small income be does 1t by
cutting off superf1uities and restricting
himself to just those expenditures which
necessity demands. Misery IL, by no
means, the inevitable result of such
course; happiness il very evenly distribut.
ed in this world, and one may be happy
on "dime day." ~ easily as on an
eagle day, if he only brings his mind
and body into the right condition. So if
the house-mother has slender resources Of
strength and means she will make them
60 the farthest possible by cutting off all
superduous demands on them, and ex-
pending them only in doing what must be
done. To sum up, the whole wisdom of
this subject is embodied in remark al
ready made. The house mother must Sc
lect from the multitudinous array Of
things to be done those which to her
seem most important, and attend to them
first, leaving such as are of inferior mo-
ment TO bide their time; and having done
this if she can be content slle is q wise as
we'll Us a happy woman.-N. 2. Tribune.