Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03

been patriots, many of them politicians,
and they may prove a saving factor in
republican government, but they will not
prove savOry salt by becoming alienated
from the solemn allegiance they owe to
instincts divinely implanted forwise and
beneficent ends.
Is the true woman one who carries
her ballot to the poll, or 81 she who leads
husband and children to higher things by
her own pure example? All great changes
in the social world of whatever nature
have been more or less impelled by fam
atheism, and good cause often suffers III
its beginning from the uuWisdom of its
advocates. The woman suffrage move
ment Is no exception, but it behooVes q
true woman'' to be on her
guard against insidious teachings
that would beguile her from
her highest privilege, (the words are
chosen carefully, } and for this blessed
fruit of duty done for the world within
the home, substitute voting, political
ambition and all that comes i'll the train
of what is called public life, these VIII,
of necessity, prove but apples of SOdom,
pleasant to contemplate but ashes only
ashes to the lips. Let the spirit of con-
tent dwell in the bosom of each wife
her destiny. it is full of opportunities ;,
more than ordinary women can grapple,
and let those sisters who elect to launch
their barks on the troubled sea of state
craft, reformation or revolution, go in
peace, steer their own ships wisely, but
let them not seek to loose from safe moor
ing those who have harbors in homes
they can brighten, and Ravens in hearts
that can be trusted
Again let it be reiterated that the &c true
woman has no superior state to that
wherein she faithfully discharges the du-
ties of wife or mother, and no higher life
than when she does not live at variance
with the will of Him who created her for
the place, has honored her state beyond
that of any other creature, and has in no
way intimated that her chief end was
citizenship,
DINNER MENU.
The New York Press has been offering
500 prizes for a model bill of fare to set
a dollar dinner. Out of 5000 offered the
committee the menu given below was
selected as combining eheapness with
other desirable qualities. The only
change necessary for the readers of this
column to make would be the substitute
ton of something for the first course, as
ON sttIS Oh the HAL Shell lOb dN dltdD1c
III many places.
Oysters on Half Shell.
Tomato Soup.
Dreaded Lamb Chops tive or six.
Mashed Potatoes.
Lettuce Said. French Dressing
Charlotte RusseS-
Coffee.
COST.
Tomato sOup-Let One-half can tOma-
toes and one-half pint Of water come to a
boil. Rub one heaping tablespoonful of
flour and one of butter with little to-
mato Stir into the boiling mixture
season with one-half teaspOonful of salt
and one-half teaspoonful Of sugar Boil
ten minutes. Rub through q sieve and
serve with toasted bread. (Cut the
bread in thin squares, butter and place
in hot oven.
Chops-Dip in one beaten egg and fine
crumbs, seasoned.
French dressing-Mix one tablespoonful
of salt and one-half saitspoonful of pep
per IN d cup. Add one tablespoonful of
OIL When thoroughly mixed add one
tablespoonful of vinegar and two more
tablespoonfuls of oil
Charlotte Russe-Made with pieces Of
stale sponge cake and Favored whipped
cream, piled III the center; or they can
be bought for cents apiece
Notes-To make mashed potatoes look