Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09
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! have lately rad n a valuable
ionic. yhieh Is especially recon.
mended u young hI me-nlsk.rs, but
which would lie valuable for many
Others, and one tina. am surs y in
caily use with May reaGers q thi-
departnelt.F- u gtxsa {.
ftfsfe Is 10 latent upon lht pne-
parati1n. IL l. mixture "a EQUAL
parts Of honesty ami common
sense, and snouh lie usel daily; the
size aul frequency Of the dose de-
pend entireiy upon the temperament
and temptations OF the indivisudi.
IL shoulu he used 20 freely that OF e
VII lie constantly under IL iniu-
elce.
| When your neighboT is G.llug her
house with expensive furniture, al
though you may admire IL, anu de.
sire it, too, do not Indulge yourself
In the extravaganza, frlm n wish 10
equal her, when you know IL Is be-
yond your means. and really not
suitable for your use. Take a Ian
uose OF this tonic, get such articiS2
Of furniture Us you really med In
yo1r home, Of the quality aud price
which you can afford, and 4 e con
tented with it. Your house should
Oe for home, not show room for
hne fuuiiture. Beeause yOurneigh-
Dor over the way has velvet Bfus-
sis carpets, an elegant parlor suit
aud everything 10 match In quality
Throughout her house, DO mol yuu
be dissatisfied that you can only
afford a pretty ingram carpet aud
furniture ~ correspond. Olten the
home room, which has only COM
mon furnishings not too fine for !
daily U.s., ulsy tie a cory. pleasant |
nom, admired ~ 81 who see II,
while the elegant parlOrs. Uhe.t DE !
sun must never enter, or parlOrs -
filled With useless finery, artIstic(?l
paintings, putty work, lava wLrk,
clay modelling, articles 81 ham
niered brlss, or whatever hapi.eus
~ be the craze at the. unir; parIor.
ia which one hardly daIes 70 move
for fear Of destroying some Of tiisse
''decorntions," are simply show
rooms.
Even though you may dss' re oaly
few of the expensive articles me
indulge in, II you feel you re.lii, Z
ought not 10 buy them, and thu
they are beyond your means, take
good dose Of this valuable tonic an,
be satisfied with what sou l.nou
you can affor1, and do not max,
yourself unhappy because il Is plain
er than others have. You will ft..
much more independent 10 have n
little laid aside for a rainy day"
which comes 70 all some time than
ifyou put all you have ia a hand
some house and furniture. Do not
get Ia debt II you can possibly avoid
IL. IL the TEMPER whispers, 'tYou
can pay SON; just see how Drefty
and what bargain" 10 not iis,en
TO him. Debt beOomes kanI
master when you once get in. his
power, making life a haFi s;rtl rel,
to meet his just demands aud par
laps losing all at last because Sfit,
as here a few dimes, there a Few
dollars, viii in time make quite a
large sum. counting UP much fss,er
than We think, whether in spending
:. oying, aud hOy pleasant Il l. 10 !
have 1t ON the .iisht sde Of the line
which divides debt AID redit.
Al elegant house aud expensive !
furniture cannot make a home; !
many so-called homes are slmply {
housesin which the family secure,
board and lodging, Jut which
have very little real home iufiu-
snce.
Ned we wonder that The young
people soon leave such 10 seek Their
pleasure elsewhere, making home
only convenient stopping place
when not otherwise engaged?