New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09

TO pain during work II is warning to stop 10 once
There is foolish habit than the common one o.
reading in the twilight by any imperfect light Ine
eye Is far too delicate organism to be trihed w1u
in any such way The condition of tho general health
also has great deal do with the IL is there
FORE dangerous for person In very III hcoth or wher
recovering from long illness, to their eyes 81
freely when In perfect health II Is mistake fo
a near-sighted person, or for one whose eyes have
become with age. 10 put of the use Of gisssss
All ocuists agreed this point. Neglect
wear glasses at the proper time may permanently In
jure the eyesight In some foreign particle gso
In the eyes it is usually under the upper eyelid. II
the eyes shut tight and teardrop Is allowed 70
pass around the ball. the obstruction will usually b
washed out on the lower Id where II may be easily
removed. Taking hold Of the upper Id at the corners
after the eye is shut and pulling IL down viii start
tears. Sometimes, II this falls. soft fold Of Haen
passed under the eyed may be efhcaclous but II tho
spot is stin rritated it is best to physician a.
soon as possible for II may be something that has
passed into the eye closely that it need sur
geons instrument TO remove il. Lay fold Of linen
wet with cold water the while waiting for the
ply scian The so-called eyestones dangerous 70
USE poultice should be put tho eye cx-
cept under q physicians direction. II is q common
thing for the eyellds 70 become from cold, and
matter sometimes gathers upon them. An appncsr
ton of warm tea or Of water IS as cfcacious as
anything to wash away these sccumulauons' ~zhe
eyelds may then be oiled with little olive oil or pure
Glycerne to prevent the matter from hardening upon
them. good way TO siren gthen the eyes Is to wash
Them In clear cold water holding little water In the
hand opening the eye in IT, There Is no remeoy ioe
either far or nearsighted eyes except the use q
glasses.
"De schone Tagen snd voruber Prnz." are the open
ing words Of SchilIcrs " Don Carlos aud they arc
brought again T.. nnrd by the first branch OF golden
rod with thc children have brought t1umphantV H.
serenely Indifferent as to the fight OF time Yes.
the summer is going-thc beautiful days OF OUT
door life, the warm. delicious weather and all INC
happy occupations of this delightful season are slipping
all too rapidly away. Our PLEASURES therefore IN vel
coming an old favorite (foi who does not love ta
golden rod tempered by the thought that its bngn'
advent marks an epoch In the summers ona no
Already few red leaves are appearing on the
sumach and the first little aser, the tiny herald OF n
huge many colored family, shows itself here ana tnere
Among the brakes a brown fern appears now ana
then the whole face Of nature is slowly changing.
Il is like the first gray hair, the first wrinkle. ana
gives tnge OF melancholy 30 the brightness OF the
year "Look at this picture" said celebrated artist
a day or two ago, IL PAINTED that bit yesterday ana
the rest couple Of weeks and only see the change
in color n
Decorators, however, are welcoming the gracenu
yellow plumes as an addition TO their portfolio OF
Designs Here Is an arrangement for instance, wnios