Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

up any study that would be OF more Prac'
teal good than this L Of hou'e WORK.
! mean this not rs an addition to the
present work Of the teachers, but as q ne"
department. 49,,
i is quite true that q little les7 psmper-
inc Of palate and stomach might have 8
Good effect on most of the human family,
Int the RIGHT kind of food, properly pre-
nsred, will 90 far towards making people,
physically and morally, healthy and
happy.
keeping department. Even more import
ant is the home making aud harder to
tell YOU how to do. Of coursethe two are
in great measure dependent the one on the
other.
No ones ideal home IS q dusty untidy
house, ueither does ha want II go line that
he dare not enjoy himself in it.
believe idst there lies the trouble
nsonls enjoy themselves in different ways,
have often told Isaac that q mana
idea of a home would be e wonderfully
complicated thing if it could be carried
out.
Yes, I guess all men enjoy a
beautiful home. At the same time they
do not know what II is that has touched
with grace aud beauty wha! would under
different arrangements be ordinary look
ing.
Many men have an idea that a home in
which they can enjoy themselves is one
where they can find everything they want
lust when they want it and where they
wantit.
These same lords Of creation are never
known to put q single toilet article backin
It's place. Their newspapers are dropped
on the floor as soon a3read; their hats and
gloves always have to be hunted when
wanted; They never see a door mat in
muddy weather, and ye; ifthey see fit on
entering the bright cozy parIors, they take
that position so dear to the masculine
heart, namely, feet OF the nantes Tor the
back OF one Of your finest chairs), chair
tilted back aud a cigar between their
teeth.
Your lovely plush lambrequin is ruined
and if you ammo; afford u new one, you
have TO content yourself with looking at
thai ugly mantle you had tried to conceal,
Have any OF yOa ever met such men
II so, you know that remOnstrauce ls USE
Less, as they will assure you they want to
enjoy themselves wlen they are at home.
if the house remains even passabIy com
Portable looking uEdersuch circumstances,
be sure there ls q patient long.sutIerlng
woman in i. whose lif5 ia being worn out.
Ny ideal home is Just as mach a wo'
mans as a mans. Bear ye one another q
burdens ia to be literally carried out. No
one member o! the family is 10 be made
take an a1tra step on account OF the self
ish thoughtlessness Of any other member.
Selishness is at the root OF all this trouble.
If each person in the house were filled
with loving, unselish thoughts toward eve
~ other one, the home you oil want to en-
ioy would be realized.
To sum it ali up, as | have said before,
let the motto, "a place for every thing and
every thing in its place be the rule that
no member OF the family dare violate.
Have the Doys and girls OF all grades OF
society taught some useful employment
lie. no girls education be completed till
che has @ thorough, practical training in
the art Of housekeeping. Let every boy
be taught that he toe has o share in this
work, and if he do not learn how to do the
house work, be a. the same time, SHOULD
learn how not to undo what has been well
done. Let the Golden Rule be the law of
every home and many a burden will be
lifted and many tasks made lighter because
of the kindly thought and word which
shows they have been appreciated. Let
home making he an earnest work with
US all, i; takes more than four vaIls and q
roof 10 make o home. l. sEgAH,