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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-06
II Is WORSHIP.

Pause not to dream OF the future before US,
Pause not to weep the wild cares that come
DER US,
Hank! how creations deep musical chorus,
C~nintermitting goes up into heaven;
Never the ocean wave falters in flowing;
Never The little seed stops in It's growing,
More and more richly the rose-heart KEEPS
glowing,
TIL from its nonrishing stem it is riven.
Labor is worship the robin is singing;
Labor is worship" the wild bee is ringing.
Listen. that eloquent whisper up-springing,
Speaks to thy soul from natures great
From the dark clouds flows the iife72iving
shower;
From the Tough sod blows The soit-breathing
flower;
From the small insect, the rich coral bower;
Only man in the plan, shiris from his part.
Labor is life! IT'S the still water faileth;
Idleness ever despaireth, bewaileth;
Keep the wato wound, for the dark rust as
saileth;
Flowers droop and die in the stiffness of
noon.
Labor is glory! The flying clouds ishtens;
Only the waving wind changes and bright
ems;
die hearts only the dark future frightens;
Play the sweet keys wouidstihou keep them
in tune!
Labor is rest, from The SORROWS that greet us;
Rest from The petty yexatioEs that1neet us;
Rest from s~in-promptings that ever entreat
Rest from the world-sirens that lure us 10 ill.
Work, and pure slumbers shall wait OH thy pill
lows;
Work, thu shalt ride over cares coming bill
low.
Lie not down wearied meath woes weeping
willows.
Work with a stout heart and resolute will.
Labor is health. 10 the husbandmun reaping;
How through his veins goes the life-current
leaping,
How, his strong arm in Its stalWart pride
sweeping,
True as IL sunbeam the swift sickle guidesi
Labor Is meaith! III the sea the pearl %groweth.
itch the queens robe from the frail cocoon
fioweth.
From the fine acorn. The strong fOrestbloweth;
Temple and stntue. the marble block hides.
Droop not; though shame, sin and anguish are
round thee,
Bravely fling OF the cold strain thut hath
bound Thee,
Look to on pure heaven smiling beyond thee.
nest not content in Thy darkness-a ciod.
Work for some good. be it ever so slowly;
Cherish some flower be 1t ever so Iowly;
Labor! all labor is noble and holy;
Let their great deeds be "A work for thy Gcd.
-Selected.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-06
TmE CARE OF TmEHoME

Suppose that a locatioa has Dcen sci, ct
prepared according to the foregoing direct
ions, the next thing is to see that all is
kept In d sanitary condition. Some fami-
lies would convert the most scientifically
constructed house into a Gen of filth. Clean
illness should be the watchword of every
family. So far as sanitary needs are~eon-
cerned, all the directions under this head
might be condensed int a few words,
keep everything clean"
Decaying vegetables must not be left in
the cellar. Fresh air is 10 be admitted
daily into every part of the house, from
cellar to garnet. Bedrooms, especially, are
to be thoroughly aired. Refuse bits of food
are not to be left to mould on the pantry
shelf, nor should they be thrown on into
the back yard. Better burn them. Ofial
from the preparation of food is not TO be
allowed 10 remain in the house. nor is il
to be throsn out. 1t must be placed in
| the swill barrel or buried. Dirty dishes
are not to go ulw ashod, nor filthy floors
unscrubbed, nor soiled linen unlaundried.
Fresh meat, milk, and other foods are
not to bo allowed 20 remain uncovered In
living rooms or bedrooms. The fleur box
is 10 be kept free, not only from tht
raysges of rats and mice, but from the
dust of the ROOM.
The drain from the ice box should no
be allow cd 10 pass into a et spool, sewer
or soil pipe. Indeed, there should be nj
kind of connection between the ice box. o.
other place in which food is kept, and an,
receptacle of waste matter.
The floors and seats of water-closets anG
eaith-clesets are to be kept clear. Drains
and cesspools must be attended to. The
supply of drinking water must be kept
free from every contamination.
Continued health is the reward for the
care bestowed upon these details. The
labor brings a rich return.-From Ldml
Prize Essay, under direction Of american
Public Heath association By Prcf. Vaughan
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-06
WHERE TO WEAR RING.

Il had supposed. said the jsweler. ''by
this time, with the daily press to enlighten
them, that everybody knew which is the
proper firgtr Oh which to wear an engage
ment ring, or the finger on which TO place
the ring at The time of the wedding, or the
finger on which to wear the ring after
marriage. But we are asked this question
every day. Sometimes the query is made
in person and sometimes it comes by mail.
There was a time when the engagement
ring was worn on the first finger of the left
hand and on third finger of the same hand
after marriage by women. Bnt o one
finger is the custom. 1t is proper for
either man or woman to wear the engage
ment ring on the third finger of the left
hand. When the man weds% according to the
Episcopal ceremony he places the ring on
the third finger of the left hand OF the
bride and she wears it there after her
marriage. If the groom wears a ring it IS
on the third finger of his left hand.
don't know that there is anything in the
books to this effect, but it is the custom"
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-06
REFORM IN THE KlTcmEN.

There are SO many reforms In progress,
it seems time to look after the kitchen,
and wake persons TO the fact that there il
no reason Why Il kitchen should be the
symbol of discomfort and despair. Food
Is the pres ryation of health and mind, and
cupation as any other. The trouble arises
from the fact that any sort of room and
furniture are good enoughfor the kifch-
en- the result of this theory is hat no one
en- blame a refined woman for chatting
the ugly place." and becoming morbid
and gloomy when obliged to work there,
for we all know that however tasteful the
oiEer rooms are, the average kitchen
presents cracked walls, bare, worn floors,
and an air OF neglect in syite of the weekly
cleaning.
First OF all, Danish the idea thai house.
work and cooking are waste of time, md
believe that these things. well performed,
go very far toward keeping POUR family
from the use Of wrong s~timulants, then
look round aud see what can be lone to
| make this room as attractive as the others.
1.-THE walls are too broken to be whiten-
ed or tinted, paper them and the ceiling
NTH cheerful paper. 1t decreases the
amount of wall paper and protects the wall
from chair backs 10 cell them up to .
height of four feet; this ceiling is, of course.
to be painted like the doors and window
frames. All OF the woodwork, including
the wood box AMI c~upboards, should be
painted to harmonic with the paper.
Paint the old wooden chairs some har-
monions col,,rs, and place asoft, bright,
| rocking chair in a reti, ell corner. There
must also be a bracket or high shelf for
| the lamp, so that the light Will be diffused
| for evening work.
Carpet the whole iioor with a bright,
clean carpet, placing bound oil cloth In
front of The stove. sink, table, and CUP
board; avoid loose nondescript pieces OF
carpet. or anything shabby. Protect the
walls behind the stove, sink, and with
washable splasIeis of oil-boiled red, or
white. make the window curtains Of the
same. aud wash them all frequently. Make
some large, pretty holders OF some thick.
pliablc material, and keep these, IL
tones, etc, hung on nails; everything OF
this kind should be neatly made and kept
on particular nails. Remember that slovens
clnuot keep an attractive kitchen.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-06

MOSES DOWN.

The colored people in a small town Ia
Georgia had gathered at their church to
hold funeral services over the remains of q
oman who had died a couple of days be-
fore, and the ceremonies were about TO begin
hen the bereaved husband, who was a
large, corpulent man, heckoned to one OF
the men standing in the vestibule to follow
him to the horse shed in the rear of the
church. When they had arrived there the
bereaved turned on him with:
"See hcah, Moses wants an understandin
wild yo' belo' dis funeral goes any furder."
What is it, Julius?" asked the other.
LAS week, when We buried Henry Gait
er's wife yo' was right at hand. Yo'crosd-
cd yo' self up to de front. When dc weepin'
begun yo' set yo' self to work an n,oaued
an COX IN until Henry hadn't no show
tall. Some of de White folks reckoned yo'
was do bereayed yo' SELF
Il dun couldn't help it, JafIus."
"Yo' couldn't? Well, nov, let me give yo'
a pinter. Lucinda was my wife an nobody
elSeS. Snt Uucu VIA ibc al uicu WIZ huc
an I'ze got to Dot all dc 'spences. Now,
don, when de sadness begins, l'ze namber
one from the start TO finish. Pze de be
reavcd, while yo' is only an outsider who
feels sad cause Pee left all alone in dis
cold world. Yo' has got to keep int. Il
yo' go to takin' on like go did last week TIE
CIV inc to forgit my great loss jist long 'nufl
to turn around an gin yo' snch a lift under
do ear dat yoll reckon 20 is de subjeek of
de funeral. Do 20 h'ar me, Moses?"
II does"
"Den cum along, and recomemher What
I'ze bin sayin'. Better take a seat in d.
back row an hole yo'self down, fur at d.
VERY fust whoop of sorrow fze g~ine t.
light on yo' wild a fo'ce of fo'teen ht 81
poweru'
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-06

Let the family rooms be The most pleasant
ones. The everyday comfort Of the Inmate
is OF more consequences than the occasional
comfort of visitors. Never have . room
too nice to use, not even the parlor. Tbs
children " III have finer feelings and man
ncrs at home at d abroad. If they arr con
,xidered fit Subjects To be in the bsst parts
of the honse. A reasonable number o.
pictnrcs and ornaments are useful isat
the supply 81 good books snd papers
adapted to abe various agcs-bc ileutsssi,
aud allow every one 10 use Thorn.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
TOWER
Employment Bureau
roWEIs
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
so0as : aNo ToeEk EAook

BEGOLIA BROS -.-.-... Propnetom
ANIED-Nsls asss-z uaaeFs. sezfa-
" sltrs. - sea1 cilftsFa Z q 1i4eE. go
iasi El4ksfa. tal4it1ie s~rsefs, gaS>
ANANEED-fsnss Help-I glrls - Esa-
~ era ho9se&era. E eass9 eef 4sl1 Is : - 1l-
1rsss 3 s1eeshefs. 4iai24r@@1 slF4ss ;
e.eks. sssla. zifia.
LOS sALE--A aae nessFa house 81 Cass 81.
Etaaiae1 t1rggx aslE a al4 al meaer0
eos sesseaess. Ihss hs4se masi es ss.a saa
rlA ~ al . oAfs4l2-
N(ASTED-I9 reat wlth pFiEiisss q auyiaE
" SO Aetei 81 or a4l ef city. -
saeasibis psrtg. Oaa STA i4rllt4fa saa =
sos4 CAT trade PREFERRED.
E0k SALE-Tvo GROOM houses On Nerlh
Laf yStfest.. near br.dge si sell - Ga
o. eas cheap 4 SOD attain ihe usAs = Gays.
EF0R SALE-arosm house on Meu- on-sl. 81
iaat fraHf. iced &c ari Nrli And clstrras B
sr41ea street water Aaa s4s price slso sasy
tsraA
LOB SAILS room house GA Ihird 81. Stoae
4 foaldatleni sooa 0el ard cisieFn vii
ssll 81 c9erraeg, siD doNas b4lanee n2uthly
psyWeats.
ktR sALE-I.room house ca FoFrestst.. "a
A foaI lFoag. sell. eistefn AID medoru con-
Yegieneesi GA coatract, SO ds~n,
FOR sALE-4 lots on North ave. 54xl0o al
4 30 each on eontraeti easy tetm-
FoR sALE-e6 acre farm miles trom Battle
Greek soIl claN lotle @f0Qm frame house.
land at nader cultivation; oNner n0n-resi-
drnt and anxious 10 seds price s557A
E0R EXCHANGE-2l acres two miles frca
~ausataCk. l00 peach trees bearing. ~
standard pcar tres, lu cherry. - apple -
piuns 30 Eoosberries8 3 acres ~ STRAW berries.
sood house snd bsru. Price 500.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
VA erty lu sulns 10 suit. koomss snda. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 20 rent; also a nu nb-r y
H good tenants eHanftng 10 rents bIns IA
your keys. Rooms AID y. Tower block.
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

The Dubuque Daily Telegraph also
sings the praises Of tie Michigan State
Grange in these words
Tine Michigan state Grange opposes
the Endorsement by the National Grange
OF the demand of the National Farm
ers' Alliance that money be loaned di-
rectly by the government TO the people
on the security OF farm property. In
this the Michigan Grange IS right, for to
say nothing OF the partlalIty and MUS
tice OF advancing loans 10 farmers
while refusing them 10 all other classes,
the farmers most IN need OF money
would be the least benefited by the pro-
posed system and those least IN need Of
It most benefited. Persons having un-
lncumber,d properly could borrow
freely, while those having IN
cumbered property could borrow lit
tie or not 1T all In this emergency the
well-to-do farmer would become a shy
lock. After himself borrowing from
the government at per cent. he would
loan the mOhey TO ms poor neighbOT at
8, 8 and Z. The demand Is uurepuhli-
can. Government cannot equltably
loan TO one without lOaniug 20 all able
% give security having a commercial
value; and as 1t would be dangerous to
loan To all, it should loan to none. But
II the policy of issuing circulation to
national banks shall be continued 1t
Will certainly be a powerful argument
IN favor OF the Alliances demand, for
the farmer is IN fairness as much en-
titled TO receive money from the treas
Urv on land as the banker Is on bond
security. The proper course to pursue
Is to give equal opportunities to all aud
special privileges TO none"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

sEezErAas " laden aaas . -
ZIP - Ava YORK g confer So gae
Wales. afox-Fs ga tbe nnaaeial staa-
toa. Aaa Democrats 24psfs hsel
4aous a. fesy NsUl1 A4Ye aln eoafsf
~iEa tas F4rBleTsf AlA4nee Ga nnaac4l
gQestions and a2ye secretary Rask cen.
Ter siEh Waii a. brokers on asf,caltas4I
matters. fazt Democratic states
0lzn@h7n
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

THEsE must be something more than
lime, dour or mud IN ParnelPs eyes to
prevent his seeing that be IS doing Ire
land more harm than good. by bis per-
sistsnt championship under the present
circumstances. His pluck is admirable,
but BIS dlscrst-on IackIng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

ASorIfEE tn plate mill, which will
probably be the largest N America, IN
volving an outlay Of over 500, 900. will
De erected IN Pttsburg. The ore will
bc imported. Aud Mel Ford's permis-
aoo WASN'T asked. either.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

iHE Mckinley tariff wlll work is
way out from under tbs heap of Demo
erauc preyar.cAllon IN due time says
the Boston Journal.
"A cable dispatch from Bradford.
ing and, states tlat the proprieloEs 0f
the birmingham mills have reduced
the wages OF 100 operatives la their
velvet department from 20 90 25 Per
cent. because OF the decreased demand
Tor English velvet since the Mckinley
tarin went into operation. We are
sorry Tor the English operatives, but Il
j. Just as we'll 10 remember that the
sarinkage n the product OF the Brad
ford mlllsmeans larger demand for the
lat0r OF tie working people OF America.
FOR We lVets viii continue 90 be worn
only they VIII be OF domestic in-
stead OF foreign manufacture. This
view OF the situation IS evidently that
adopted by the Eugllsnmen themselves,
Tor the Dispatch from BradfOrG adds
that the SIR Titus Salts sons COmpany,
one Of the largest concerns ln England,
has decided, because OF the Mex nley
tsr.u, 10 begin the manufacture OF
plush e. n large scale IN tins country.
It's added that the chairman OF the
company Will sail Tor America next
week, % personally supernIend the
establishment of the new enterprise.
We fancy that for quite a while 10 come
the new wspapeTs Will be tlled with para
graphs ike these, until the free traders
wll not dare 20 take paper up, for
fear that their eyes will light upon
some such eXasperaing announcement.
The Mckinley tariff IS slowly working
out It's ylndlcauOn.N