The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-01

s = , = yttuce, radshes; while Irish and
; q tDtaloes are signally palatable whether
Sone or raw All the fruits, especially those
/ that have been dried, are preferred cold.
Meats are superior in cold state, except
beef steak perhaps, and that requires only a
little warming TO msks it fresh and nice.
after ones being cooked. Three meals da,
Lsdies. this is asking too much Just such
labor j.st such sorvilude makes southern
woman prematuIely old and sends thousands
to early graves when they should be robust,
active msDagers Of families. Perhaps there
never WAS reform attempted where there
was not the strongest opposition possible
on1'd. Il is simply HUMAN nature, and
Often the bitterest opponents become the
wnrmest supporters when oDca the rerurms-
tloh has become al accomplished fact So
ii will be 10 b. matter of cooking. A first
dissatisfaction will be- heard, and graduated
decline from the three meals will be necessary
to revent little teapot tempesls perhaps
bu. bs patient ladies, persevere, md our
word for it the "bcss" will be not only happy
over the reform, but will regret the same was
not instituted sooner. Sometimes opposition
1850 decided, that An Innocent ruse ia essen,la
TO accomplish the object desired 1t is very
easily done, hoSever, and requires but little
tact or diplomacy. Let the master come IT,
Tell him n severe headache prevented dinner
being finished, but 1t is already on the fire
Also that the Wits is sick and needs d little
something to eat, especially some warm
co1e4. lnsiN uaJn 1t that the labor amounts
10 no'hiue, and that there is but little wo, k
70 90 TODAY. Get behind the door and sec
w oid fellow sweat and blunder, while be
ooes oil sorts OF unnatural things. N xt day
play tne same game and our word for it he
WIN declare for one meal u day, and bring up
sohe unanswerable arguments to support his
tneory. just try II ladies' keep these lev
Iacts as guide and proceed cautiously, and
our word for it you will succeed admirably.
The Weatherford Commercial evidently
hasa soft place. in its heart and feels for
another's woes, but In its sentimentali.m for
tho convicted murderer about to expiate bis
crime on the gsllows, it forse.s I'll sbor' - :
victim usherei without q moments warning
into eierni y by the aissssin's bullet. 1t for
go's all aoou. the woes and sorrows the I'M
timely death Of that victim caused his rela,
tives and friends, for there Is no give with.
out Its tea's. The r"-s' i rescs to young
men, however, ia god one. II says:
Death Is horrible 10 contemplate, bu! uu-
bearaole in thought when it is accompsni d
Dy lgnominy-a disgrace that stains the very
cods that fall upon the dreaded cufiin-the
death on the galows for murder. On the
coming Friday, poor William Barton, whose
name all kind and God.llke he ,rts only ro-
call with sbuddtrs Of regret and pity, will, Il
not respit;d. meet that fearful death OR The
gallows. He has had hi. powers, his posses.
sions aid his pleasures, but where are they
now? Where are the friends who
in PALMER days thought him king
10 their common crime. All
! have forsaken him now In thi, hour of di,.
pair. Thus 1t Ia conclusively shown tina,
friends who are anxious about you-vhile
you obey them to follow Ia their evil ps,bs.-
are very faithful 90 long 70 prosperity beAms
upon thy pathway, but when sdyersity
Comes, these villains know thee no more.
ioung man, when evil ones invite Won 10
evil places, atop and remember The fate of
,his poor man. Think of his innocent how.
hood days, when faithful mother knslt
daily 10 prayer for bis foo,s,sn.
10 be guided Alright. Thick. yo,,nv
vno VI yVu, W0 oek YOU
70 remember the sad story Of ,bis man a Illo
hs iriend,(') applsudcd and encouraged
MN In crime until he was beyond redemp-
won In this world, and where are Il ey novf
%! abandoned by all, ssve--we pray-bis
YOGI Well can wo then lose all tho earth il
G we can but win the forgiveness Of mcrcitul
Soo! But even then Il has caused his moor
e.cs '1 20 y, oleed IN consrilion To help him
~Sape The gallows has IN, hopeless m,n call.
Won those who stood by him In prnspcril, |
no! The coed ard tho true have been
,u.ed. Thus II is that tho evil sol Tho
tS sue' and: when you have fallen into
Soaa' u Is tho G,d.like man.
n, "a' comes 10 the rescue.
a.. ~" natural and reasonable presumption
'uM daiy newspaper represents the sen,i
, u'a'' OF tho people of Il, locality. I, !,
SI sp0eed 10 be The exponsn. Of their vlov,.
P'oersss, their snt erprise and shs,, an.