The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-11-11
LOYAL WOMBNSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The Happy Household.
Autumn LEAVES.

The Happy Household.
AUTUMN LEAVES
FRIENDS or THE IL. II. AND G. C: As Autumn
leaves be had la such great plenty and are 80
ing them. and will thankfully accept suggesilons
from all Ia the preitiest way OF using them' ss
have quite number.
Heal a fntiron moderately warm, pass u over
beeswaN a took bleached,) then rub gently over
the leaves. Their color will not be dlmmed " the
iron Is not too hot. Would like correspondents
from, sons and daughters of veterans OF Illinois
especially those who took part or were al the
dedication of the Soldiers and Sailors Home and
grand Reunion at Quincy, Oct ~, 20 and 2l.-M
hose Jansen $40 Payson avenue, Quincy, III.
CLOVER LEAF LACE AND REQUESTS.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: promised some OF my cor
respondents 1 would send pattern TO The lIiIB-
UNE. This is like the samples sent TO 20 many
Make chain of 10 stitches, turn. putting three
stitches in the fourth stitch chain three Then put
three more long stitches la the same place chain
three, and proceed before till you have four
groups Of shells Make chain OF II stitches, Then
four faslcn Ia the 18th stitch OF cham, then
chain -four, aud fasien ia the loop ull you have
three loops la il. Then ia each loop put ~ long
stitches, fastening each end with a miten stitch
As you finish the first siN stitches Ia the first leaves
ta-ien the first shell you iastcn the last leH
40 HP the stem with II miten stitches. VIII some
body please send me directions for making Mother
Hubbard hood also how to make star stitch
IlnniC Nan Deusen, Hincllley, Medina Co. q.
MOSS AND LEAP.
HAPry HOUSEHOLD AND c. c.: Please do not
write for fossils, etc, il would be useless i am
thoroughly prepared Cor the moss and leaf eX-
change. and must say Thought my books lovely
before wrote the Loyal coumn, but now think
them beautiful. Let them come. always Thought
'PnE TRIBUNE had a good circulation: now know
IT. Nav ii never have less is the wish of-Mrs. NJ.
A.. ~ ~ponord, Box 3i5, Fort Scott, Kan.
FAIL FASHIONS.
The destruction Of birds for millinery purposes
still continues, and ladies viii wear birds and wings
at all sorts aud descriptions on their Winter hats.
Bonnot strings Are tied directly under the chm,
nol on ono side Hats grow higher and higher as
Dresses Of dark cloth are frightened up with an
edgng or piping Of blue, white or red. Brown
cloth hRs an edging of light blue; dark blue L.
edged with red or white black cloth Is moi worn
with coiored edges.
stripes are made up with plain goods. A skirt of
the stripe has long overdress looped high on the
sides Of plain goods. With plaid woolens the skirts
Of costumes principally made with the over
skirt and corsage Of plain wool Go match.
Collars are higher than ever and those for the
Winter cover the neck To the hair.
The Jacket remains the fayorte wrap for girls
Black aud white win be much affected this Win
ter isolated or Ia combination. Many silks are
striped la black and white and IN combinations
small buttons are decidedly the thing for dress
wiisis aud are used In large quantities TO button
vests ur fronts into dresses.
Editors Chat.
J. by whom aud in what year was the sabbath
changed nom the seventh to the first day OF the
week
. + tle change mentioned IN the Scriptures?
3 Which day Of the week Is the Mohammedans'
sabbath
a. Who was the first jew, and what day did they
Wnla 10th amendment of the Constitution ever
be enforced?
O. VIII all the citizens OF the United States be
compelled 10 keep one day2-Louis l.. Starr, Fair
mount.
]. The seventh day was the day appointed by God
the weekly Sabbath After the resurrection OF
Christ the early Christians began 10 assemble on
the first day Of the week 10 commemorate the
reclion So, gradually, they forsook Temple wor-
sip and the observance Of the Jewish Sabbath,
keeping Resurrection Day. or the Christian sab
bath, instead. II has been the day observed by
Christians in all ages, with few exceptions as the
seyenth-day Baptists
2 IL j. not stated expressly in Scriptures Just
when the Christians left of worshiping with the
Jews. Christ worshiped in the Temple and 80 did
che Disciples after the resurrection. The full
meaning OF Christ's mission not at first plain.
Il wEs particularly hard for Peter TO preach the
Gospel to the Gentiles, and lac required a direct
vision from heaven. in the sheet let down filed
with all manner OF beasts, to open his spiritual
understanding Christ expressly stated that he was
.lOrd of the sabbath Day. (See Matt. ~ 8. and
Mark, % Paul directed that the services Of the
Church bC held on the first day Of the week. (See
Cor, TO p The name Lords Day used by
tie early Christians tSee Revelations, ] 100 The
name expresses higher and better meaning than
the Sabbath or Day Of Rest, and should have been
kept.
3 The Mohammedans regard all days alike. except
the great feast day Of Ramcdan. At certain hours
Oi the day every follower Of lslam prostitutes him.
sell IA prayer wherever he may be, when the call
Dr. sounded from the mosques.
Abraham the father Of the Hebrew Ma
tigal. See Genesis, 10; IS, Is. and Gen, 1876.
D. u you mean an amendment providing for a
general sunday law, STIMULATING how the day shall
ACE observed, may safely say no. Under Charles
Az oi l.nglnnd 100 rigid Sunday law was passed.
which provided for snes Sunday or Sabbath
tiio Puriihns established IN this country But the
lave vary greatly la the States and while ar a civil
regulation, a general Sunday law may be enacted.
set, u a religious duty the citizens Of the United
ates will never be colnpe led 10 keen one dav
while lac Republic IL true 20 her enumerated prin-
c'pies Of civil and religious liberty.
q. Answered IN i've.
Badge Yes comes ON the letters OF eight MEM
bcrs. la respone 10 tlle sdtor'e consent 10 have "A
q q badge made should enough desire 10 pur-
chase ole "a reasonable cost 10 make IL worth
while 60 do so II will require a good many more
names than this. All Of the c. c. desiring one
VIII hasten 10 SAY, Badge, Yes"
Conversation Club
Rule Oftbc CiUb.-l. Write briefly 2 Write only
on one side Of tbe paper. g. Write 20 the point d
Write on one subject. 8. Write your best g.
Send answers 10 all puzzles for use of Editor Ilaci
week tlie names Of those writing the best letters
style. composition, spelling. penmanship and gem
enl merit oonsidered-will be named at the head
VIII include all Of these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency IN some one point.
No others will be named.
HONOR RoLL-EEsT LETTERS.
Second Honor-Ed. Wallace, Fort Fetterman,
VT
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