New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

Is gay with purple and white and yellow crocnses
ana from then in continuous succession. comes
the march OF the aowers-hyacirths, tulips all the
gay spring Towering shrubs. then June roses that
throw every other flower into the shade during their
reign and afterward the long array Of bright beauties
mat gladden. the summer days.
The delightful part of this particular garden Is that
the same result possible to ALL for it is no gardener
who attends this bit Of Eden. but the people OF tho
house-the old grandfather-a tOy-a youngish man.
evidently the pater familias-and even very httie
girl, Is often wedding the beds. Just here We
may say that this pretty succession OF flowers wouid
be lost to the public II the grounds had been sur
rounded with the English high wall: nevertheless IL
would be peasanter for amateur gardeners themselves
TO be well screened from the passersby.
MrsJFY. writes in regard to "dlscontented women :"
Give a boy and girl with equal intelligence the same
studies In classroom college and the girl often out
shines the bog. Going on together with the same OPP
ortuntes and the same regard for physical laws there
Is no reason why should not have generation Oh
professional women II they wish It, but somo specla
dspensaon be needed before professional fe
for women will conform comfortably with doniesuc ar
rangements An unmarried woman. II she has AFFINITY
and fitness and desire for profession can choose one
and follow It, II after time she chooses TO marry
let her have wisdom to know that with marriage and
the coming Of children her ambition should be the
proper rearing Of those children and the care OK nome
Youth is the time to lay the foundation OF health
What then can be important than providing sub
stantial, well-cooked food for q family
"The future life Of the child whose bodily health
is made the subject Of careful thought and conscientious
treatment is insured against many temptations likely
to fall In his way, for feeble body, while It may
produce some beautiful traits OF mind and character
might be still more useful with better physical deve
Opment What Is q cOmmendabe aspiration In q man
IS usually construed discomfort in a woman. Is It
not rather lack Of wisdom In applying that ambitionf
There are some married women who are OF necessity
bread winners who deserve all credit for needed effort
TO maintain and educate their children. II Is not
those who usually called disconnected women. but
those who. with msconception of the importance
OF II, imagine that housekeeping does not re-
qure as much talent other occupations
or professions open to women, much as they
possess. With a proper idea OF the importance OF
domestic duties we need not hear so much OF the
monotony OF them; and true woman surrounded by
home and children need not complain that her lire
is narrow long for any broader sphere
When you read that some woman managed real
estate or other business and looked after home and
seven children at the same time personally perform
Ing all the duties in each place don't believe IT. There
was some one else at end Of the line or the other
woman Is no capable Of being in two separate
and distinct places at time than is man, and no
one would suppose that man could be found at
his Office In town at any hour Of the day and at his
home I'm the country at the same time.
1t is said that the Greeks put every child under
hygienic treatment and killed all those not worth
Ing Who shall say they not wiser than will we
of this acc be- unless more attention DO paid to the
health and development Of our children And to
whom must We look for that attention
but to mothers7 Unfortunately some knowledge is
not gained until too late, and many mother
knows that she has buried children sacrificed to her
ignorance Mothers must learn to look upon the
ing OF children work for the good of the human
and work for future generations must learn to apply
physiological principles to the care of the body and
mind they must realize that the happiness not only
OF their children but Of their chdrens children de
pends upon their abors of to-day; that If they wish
them to lead happy, healthy, moral lives. they have
a work TO do which usually leaves room for other.
II is within the scope of every woman Of average
Intelligence TO understand the laws of health and the
reouIrements Of the body and there IS profession
more worthy or one that leaves less time for discOn-
tent than good hOuselIcepns.'
This is the season that the small people. too, are
beginning to be anxious about the rcurnishng their
houses The dolls must be cared for as well as their
owners new houses be had and old ones rehtted
and many small housewife Is considering the sub
iect with all the anxiety due to grave subject. To
mothers who have cater TO the tastes Of these little
critics we give few hints which may assist them
pretty homemade bedroom set for dolls house