The sun., 1893-06-11
SU.yBEAMS.

Now 10 the time for folks buy pansy plants
There rush for pansies in April the price of tho
plants is high by the last OF May tho stock of the
florists is reduced and there is little demand for the
plants as most Of thom being unwisey planted in tho
sun gin to produce fewer and smaller flowers with
the advent OF hot weather. You may buy tho plants
now at almost third their price Of six or eight
weeks ago and II all the well.developed buds be
pucled Of and the plants be kept in tho shade and
we'll watsred they be coaxed blooming partly
through tho hot weather.
Folks who are ambitious of writing for tho maya.
Zines. and are not discouraged when q manuscript
has been rejected two three times will learn with
pain OF confession made by n young man employ ed
as copy reader n popular IN agazne. lie owned that
he and man holding like place another maga-
zine had private mark which inten ed to advcr.
tise to each that the other had passed upon and
Jected manuscript He insisted that this mark was
placed upon only such manuscripts as were hopelessIy
bad but the possibility of cooperative copy reading
must strike terror to am bilious young WRITER'S
1t is a familiar fact that persons born deaf arc
usually muto not from any congen.al defect in tho
organs OF speech but from the fact that having
heard others speak they cannot initiate artIcuIate
utsrancs 1t is probably true too tnat :he source oe
some current error of speech among those Who are
not esteemed deaf lies in defect of hearing Many
persons who habualiy tack the r" sound to words
ending in w" say that they unable to nguish
for example. between law" and "lor." 1t is not un-
common to hear this mispronunc from I he ps Of
New Eng anders not of Dr. Holiness Brahmin type but
Of the error
People who live up town because rent Is cheaper
nnd that living there is in other respects expen.
sive Butcher and tradesmen generally charge
moro for their and often do sell good an
article for the higher price The thrifty housewife
spends time and money In fare in making periodi-
cal trips to Washington Market but in spite OF her
efforts TO anticipate her household wants. she com
tinualy obliged to buy OF the cal dealers There is
consequently. smaller larger sum. in addition to
fare to be added to the expense OF living town.
People with children often con,rve In little ways
to MAKE other people bear Tho burden OF them. They
prohibit them. for instance from playing their
front steps prsctice provocative OF dirt II not OF
more permanent detriment. The result is that tho
children play the coorsteps Of chldess neiRhbor
II the nsgs bors complain thsy considered chursh
deeds. Consequently. in nsghborhoods scratched
and dirty steps with little foot traeks them.
proof not that the owner has children but rather
that he Is childess
Residents along tho face OF the Palisades view with
mixed feeling the probable extension Of railway be-
hind the rock wall to Syack. 1t will add to the
venience OF going back and forth between the Pail.
sndes and New York. but It will also make the Palisades
accessible to the curiosity seeker. Al present one
reaches the picturesque parts of the Palisades
only by Of long walk carriage drive. Resi-
dents OF the region now much disturbed by
tespasses who approach tho face of the Palisades by
way of private drives For some miles there 10 only
one public road admitting to tho preeipice.