New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

For a drawing room in country house there Is
o,,inc prctter than broad. low wicker chairs with
annie cnintZ cushions. The cmnu Slohid ma'ch
,be window curtains which may also nave ihsioe cur
,,,s of dotted swt,. muslin. certain typical ana
most "nvablc0oking" drawing room suggests l'seA
A. An example. The Is large with low CEILINGS
and the slightly uneven floor which is indicative Vi
a very old house, Is covered first win White i
mating and then again with tremendously uh'''
ruc, The wall, are hung with simple but pretty
paper which is hrishcd at the top with mario" El'
moulding. from which Hang few good wafer oo'Vi'
and three ,nirrorN-two ohlong and convex, ana uIe
other long and marrow with twisted gilt sides 'Vy
top cornice and the division at the top wh'ch wiz
common pattern in or grandmoiher's DAYS
The prevailing chintz is exceedingly pr'VN an"
cheerful and the various low table, all indicate p''
their different uses. one for the We'N> Pel'""i 49,
another for books cOsey looking Tea AM n
unitarian albeit dainty, work table oo"P'"
number The becushioned chair'' IL Is "''u'V
cav arc n,,st comfortable and with few logs burning
ON tho brightly poEshed fredoge i'm the dcep' ~"
brick fireplace Il BIZ bunch OF dahodlls Oh 'nc ~l'"
,rooto, raptel The delicious allpcrvailng "i"r rum
a handful of violets the tea table, ana t"' -'"''
Air Of a jc ne sails Qu0" OF c"nior'aDic an" ''
living il is no wonder the family eXcimm loSo"SN
How ouite TOO delightful be in the country AGAIN.
Those who believe In helping the poor 10 "oiP
themselves might do well 10 Start NC" i'u"''''
n, Introducing wildrower booths at TINS season OIL .'
shady corners Of a few prominent Strtt7 Il P'o'"S
ard atractively arransed. and the how'iS SOU az NV
n-ices there is no doubt that such stands eouu w
oade extremely rlo6tahle Even meH priceo n0iS's
recognize the ycalnny that townsoIk feel lof Dit
Of the real country and dispose OF common WIN
flowers in punches II absurily di'pOpouoha" "sui'9
one enterpri>ing dealer has made quile HI ny So9
certain kind OF broad eavcd, buSy VIII lily tnd' so"7
neutlfully among the more humble nelShoos' 'o
the rail
Calling Il the Japanese largelcaved lily ana a>hli-
a aoodv price he hts managed to sell large quauu"
of these graceful pIant,. which may be due up any "'
Ia the woods. an imported novel;
The large tree ferns and the bfaoken which are no"
slo,yly uncnrling their delicate ironds wouId w
a,,toaIv command good prices if potted and started
and little later the maiden hair which II 20 suSseo
tive OF the cool and shady spots among me ioVhs' N'
be sure 10 sell Just now 100, there l. '"e p''''''
and plentiful swamp buttcrcup which even "heh ~
flowers have departed is - pretty III IL '"Nu''"'
LEAKAGE These and many more if planted ana growing
wonId sell readily while fresh bunche, OF cut Wild
flowers sorted each after its kind with the stems
wrapped in moss would be eagerly bought here Is d
suggestion FOR girls who have worked TINS WINTER
so patiently among the Sums. Cannot YOU start sumo
of your poor people IN flower business tnat VIII TO
Quire no capital
4, small Boston girl is looking forward with great
impatience to the time of the family migration 10
n
old friend Two years ago one gave her
Young sea gull which she tanned so that II was as
gentle and socable as pet pigeon. To prevent
Ills fying away she clipped his wings at first but
after while she let them grow, and II WAS pretty
10 see how he would sail far oil in the distance,
always returning. however, 10 his little mistress.
As time went on he made longer excursions and
would sometimes be away several days aithongh lie
was sure 10 return sooner or later When the Iamny
went TO town the child took a sorrowlul leave Of
eVilSingr rs she had called the bird, never expecting
to see him again bat what was hH JOY the following
simmer when from among several whtteWlnsed guns
sailing in from The circlea around ana around,
and finally swooped down and 1T on neiGhborinS
fence OF course IL her Old Play mate ana IL
W.. NOT long before be resumed his former habits
Of intimacy which lasted through the summer. Now
GENES the question, will the little maid hnd her
Viking still faithful!
gentleman who has marvellous display OF
roses in the little space behind his town mousse SAYS
that he attributes their wonderful bloom color ana
size 10 the effect Of strange experiment All
ostab ,hu,ent for the slaugltering OF ANIMAL for
rle. boDc in hi, neighborEooi, he obtained several
fines a week. a quantity of blood which he mixed
with the earth around tho roots OF the plants. Inc
re,ut is most satisfactory a. far as Improving MS
plants is concened, but one cannot help ra'hcf
shudderpg at the idea OF carnivorots roses II NoehS
Ike an unnatural and holrii appetite. Particularly
IS almost uDpleasanuy suggestive.
ope-half tho misery Of life at least. If nat more.
comes 70 people from not being able 10 make both
ends meet and yet great deal Of this carKlhg care
and worry Of mind il unnecessary. II Is 'ad "
think indeed how much Of the misery OF lie ~
absolutely needless. Many man, ior los'an'e'
with a large, expensive family, Will toI on ahu
break down pIematuTely, whereas If he had smpiy
been in the habit Of discussing matters in flank
family
would have been che.rluly gwen up, and the idie
would have willingly put their shoulders 10 the
wheel This is not often done, the father Keeps MS
business Affairs to himself, and his family become
accustomed 80 his grimbling EXPENSE; and
when the real trouble comes he stands alone Win
none 70 help hlm-and it Is his own fault
Keeping up appearance too, i, often fatally
disastrous mistake and vet Of all diOtc things this
seems the most scnaeless and The most neoiicss'
Nevertheless IL b. Of the strongest tendencies
OF human nature for II has brought MANY "A one 10
ruin and for what good? What possbl, good can
il do MS to have ncighbOrs know that We Keep
Two horses instead Of one, and 50 on in like ratio
Truly man with all his intellect Is complex creature
and tsngles himself voluntarily, 1t would seem, IL
net OF his weaving.
This is not 20 bad for 4 iour-yearold You do not
remember whore you saw ls,, Robert = said one
OF his mothers friends to the child. Yes, do,
he replied evidently thinking this aspcrson Oh his
memory. "Wel, If YOU know, you can tell me where
Il; was, continued the lady teasingy. Robert hesi
tated a second. and then, with radiant cOuntenance,
exclaimed, Il saw YOU where | was THAT child
will make diplomat" said "a gentleman who was
present.
sauce EspaSn0e Is Of tho two grand fOunda
ton sauces Of French cookery. II is really little
more rhau demi glaze, producea by the SLOW steady
reduction OF rich, brown stock, well Favored with
vegetables To point where II becomes thick
shining j-lly-a condensation into a Quart O. the
Ech juice, of eight quarts Of cOnsOmme. All this
sounds very elaborate, and Espagn0le Is sell
dom attempted outside Of French Kitchens. one of
our very best writers cookery simply adds gclane
TO conson.nie to produce this sauce-an invention
which ia way tahes the place VI "A genuine T. pag
mole. Another writer make. liberal VI one Of tins
extracts OF beef and satisfied that The subst
into a. ucil enoicl for family An .,.-o