New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
HOME AND SOCIETY.
CHAT OF THE SEASON.
a STORY OF TWO LOvERS-oLD REMEDY FOI
A CoLD-How TO KEEP WARM
WITHOUT A JACKET


we lived in shire nearest neghbOrs the D.
OF whom az that time used to great deal.
Later on, however when we moved away lost all
knowledge OF them for years. and it only lately
that | heard this romantic tale 1t seems that both
Mr. and Mrs Z. died while their son. an only child
was oute a Young boy. The young fellow, as was
natural, felt his independent position not little and
both at Elton and aferward for a year or two at
oxford was more less distinguished for being proml
merit In everything that reckless and extrava-
CANT, leading life of the gayest description. Suddenly
however he experienced complete change of sentiment
An immense disgust for what he previously imagined
was desirable filed his mind and rcnOuncing entirely
his former associates and pursuits. he threw himself
heart and soul, into the serious theological
studies. and finally took orders. lie embraced the
most pronounced High Church doctrines esteeming
celbacy above all. TO be essential attribute of the
priesthood, and insisting upon aurcuar confession
n direct command from the highest authority possible
Gladly accepting parish in the worst of London's
sums no spent years in se!fsacriicng work, happy
in his undoubed vocation, until by that mysterious
power Of affinity between two souls which is 50
wonderful, and which completely defes analysis. that
alabsorblng, all powerful passion which is commonly
called love, and which in intense natures IS 50
supreme. he was completely carried away. In spite
OF all his ascetclsm, experience and deeply grounded
convictions he fell completely and entirely in
love- any unconvertcd layman.
The woman in this Miss A., n girl
also of high spiritual tension who had left her fashion
able encourage to devote herself poor London
feeling that losing her high ideal in this she would
lose ALL yet loving him with all the intensity Of her
nature she appealed for aid and advice from the man
10 tho priest and resisting the arguments Of her
lover, she carried the before him in aurcuar
confession and in that capacity asked his advice.
Honest in his belief. with heroic and supreme selab
negstion, he decided against his happiness; the
GIRL accepting his fiat. entered Protestant siserhood
and the two separated forever
al had wretcled cold last week." said pretty girl
the other day. Il was as hoarse as a raven and
coughcd continually. AS l had lot Of engagements
hand in re way OF dinners. etc. that 1t was i'm
perative to fill, was In despair. Every evening my
voice would go completely. Our family physician gave
me medicine which did not do n bit OF good. and
! about 10 give up everything and take the train
for Lakewood, when old Aunt Tabitha, who had come
in from the country. suggested something. when l
was GIRL she said, and had bad cold 1 took rock
candy and and then and danced aud IT always
cured me-
Now this sort Of advice Just suited me. as you may
imagine. although mother thought 1t most doubtful
experiment However, l sent for Il couple OF ounces
Of rock candy poured over It two ounces OF and
took dessertspoonful every and again until It
all gone. Then donned my ball dress and danced
hard for several hours and in the morning
pleely cured This Is actual fact and any one who
likes heroic measures try my cure"
local builder who had been looking admirlngly at
o perspective sketch OF house which he about
take the contract for said. wOnceringly "Tere
thing l can't understand, and that IS how you artist
people manage to draw both sides at once. That
beats draw the front the side the back.
but TO do the front and the SIDE too, fat sheet OF
paper is Just wonderful. can't make ont how you
do IT.
Yet this extremely intelligent and a good
draughsman in all that concerned his trade, but per
spective was completely unknown TO him. Neverthc-
less, lie had received good school education.
II is very interesting experiment TO start
cuttings from your winter bouquets. Many superb
specimens are thrown away by the hOusemaid after
their beauty has departed that might easily he fos-
tered into growth and In genial weather when planted
out Of doors, might develop into fine plants. few
cuttings, too, from bunch of roses given by some
particular friend would be interesting souvenirs.
At all events it is very to make the experiment
by taking a couple Of boxes, filing them with
sand which should be kept wet, and planting each
slip with one or two "cyes7 below the ground and
or two above. Small holes should be bored in the
bottom of the box and some pieces OF charcoal and
broken pottery placed at the bottom for drainage.
AS as the slips have rooted they should be re-
planted in small pots filed with equal parts OF sand
and good earth
1t IS delightful TO the tiny leaves starting into
life and TO watch the baby nursing day by day de-
velopng into healthy plant AS the majority Of the
several from each variety
at is well known that the skin Is great alb
sorbent, and nutrition be conveyed through
its agency" said trained nurse. "A physician once
ordered bceftea bath for child that was nursing
who was apparently dying of some exhaustive bowel
trouble and with admirable effect And myself have
found that rubbing delicate persons with warm olive
oil is excellent tonic. II Ishad the charge Of q
puny, sickly baby. should feel inclined to give it
Lat1.c and 4vrf bn nNa
The Oil is quite cleansing and it stands to reason
that such tiny beings, particularly IL they arc badly
nourished, should not have the natural oil Of the body
continually washed away"
Charming belts are made for evening wear Of gold
and silver bullion studded with iewels"-damonds
rubcs and emeralds. They trldc gaudy. per
baps, but wonderfully effective when worn with a
black Gauze frock. Tho pretty fans, too. arc
jcwced all over, black with fiery sparleS OF red
and yellow; white lace with the moonlight SHIN
of pearl and opal Waved to and fro under the
brilliant light they have gorgeous effect.
These fans very easily made, and az they are
very expensive tobuy, we would suggest that maid
with limited incomes should purchase the plain
fan (eter white black game costs only dollar or
sol, with another dollars worth Of "tewcls" from
the motion counter" the best effects may be produced
Trace design lightly with pencil and then sew on
the jewels. Afterward outline the Same design with
watercolors the opposite side to hide the stitches
II the fan Is black the colors may DO mixed win
"Chlnese white"
"Cook your water as you DO your food" is the ad-
vice Of wclLkno~n physician. This is really not
difficult to manage II the affair is systeDatzed, and
when properly filtered and aeratcd boiled water is as
bright sparkling and agreeable TO the taste as any
other There are filters that come especially for
aeratng water as we'll iltering 1T. and If servants
arc accustomed Ill tho hitter regularly the daily
provision OF water in fns way becomes as much Il
thn ffn0 and
has ALWAYS the satisfaction OF knowing that water
prenarcd In this way IS perfectly safe II must be