, 1878-09-28
Mothers and DaUs.,,erS.

oL ASI SoI!s, SLlS Is OuUnIN 50 Tor thIt ui
her daughters. Sooner or later. the mos
faithful mother must slacken her hold on
her boy, must see him 20 out INTO the
world, where she cannot follow HIM, ex-
cept by the subtle influences Of early
Years. With the girls, II is different; ii
she makes friends with them in the their
very bahlhoOd, there Is little danger tia;
they viii %row away from her IN after
years Careful mothers, toIlin@ over
MamIe'S beribbound and berutied frock
anxloGsly planning So that she may appear
III brave array, are prone t. NEGLECT the
chlld's inner self, and check her smaller
I condolences with, run away; mama is
busy In many homes, tie click -c!ack
OF the sewing machine is 4 bar to such
conversation, and Mamie runs away t.
seek sympathy from the little girl next
door, who may, or may not be 4 tit ccm-
panl"h t"r her. The ANXIOUS Matthias.
burLened with 81 many cares, should have
some excuse made for them When heart
and brain have been on L stretch all DAY,
II Is small wonder if the strained cords
U5ratc sharply III nothorwor,iS, if mamma
Is cross. Be happy, AID be virtuous
Gnch allowance is 10 bc made for the oars
lhan who rows against wind and tide.
But no life can be forever smooth sailing,
and Il storm does not always Justify the
seaman IL losing his temper. Scolding
seldom does any real good, and is the
means Of repel!lnG ali confidence Il Is
scsrcel y natural to expect that where the
uanSgresSor is always harshly Judged,
that she coGld be always ready To confess
her faults- For example, two girls were
together at the park one Gay, and one of
'He-a last her bracelet They looked for
II i'll van, and when they had giyen UP III
hopes Of finding i, the loser said
''hJn5 say anything about 1t, please.
| don't want mother to know anything
about 1t Us lons Is can help H.
Why, how strange" sad her friend /
:. Should tell my mother, the very first 7.
thing /
Would YOU! Well, shall not tell !
mine she will scold me awfuily'
- tell mamma everything replied /
No , = Ii anything is wrong, she most .
always sets 1t right, anI i 1t is right, i;
plcaseS her TO hear II =; and then, when |
am IN trouble, she knows how To comfort
me
No shrugged her shoulders MY T.
mamma isn't that way" And she didnot
Til "f h"r lass gIliii il has 100 late tore
FIc.1IxG TIE TlGEE-The main room .
nf the ciub house, IS Tie S;.gatoga ganb- .
line house Is called, would serve as
model Eell-ventiiaje,i ecclesiastical cham .
be, The walls are pure white, the room .
is very spacious and high. Eene;;ta two
lofty donnes, large and elegant chande-
l;crs are SUSPENDED; rich lace and heavy
curtains drapc the WINDOWS, and Il Velvet .
ctrnct covers the floor There are ho
ualntines IN the ro"m. the livll" pictures
a:fnr,jjrs study enough for the Observing .
visitors. The successor Of john iiuTnSey, +.
Mr.. Charles Reed, is welLknlt muscular
man. about FIVE feet Ten, "i strongly
marked, swarthy features, quiet demeanor
and warm hospitality. The presiding
Genius of lie roulette table has the white
hairs and cheerful demeanor of savings
bank president, while the director OF the
tlr-I ilIllk Is llit ttiID'"s44iiNii' -
dignity. and would not look oTt oi Piacl
as presiding Justice If the supreme court.
At the roulette table sits an olive com
plexioned young man, with hiack mous-
tache. who would figure well IN iashl"h-
able hop. There is little gambling IL the
early part Of the night, though the rooms
are in a blaze of light ali the evening,
waiting for visitors. 1t Is not until eleven
o'cloc.,. or liter. that such "etivitT IS the
place shows begins After wives, moth rs
and daughters have gone to bed, husbands,
SONS and brothers, who desire - to hs!t
the tiger 0he door mat presents = well
executed figure Of 4 tiger oi Il large ana
frrocious aspect come 10 the gambling
room. They se!d"la wa.eE more than
500 or 5000 on the whri Of a roulette
hall. or the trrn of Il faro card, but their
nrorninence both in New York and sara,
toea causes their gambling to be watched
with much attention 10y the people who
vi.i, the rooms out Of curiosity