Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01


They III hatke and p~rfarrn thsir o.
votionsl aetions called pssa ssn tAs
hank Of the river and refurn honas
about eight a %. The fsinea th.sn pre-
parcs Asrs<lf f.,r ...nk{nx iu ~hssh scs
shs Il assisted bx the ve,,sns,.r ,so.n~,,
q the family. Who nsuss have eathea
themselves ~ this tls1s. osis Of mex
pensive vegetables. sonae Of ~hissh are
planted and taken care OF ~ the wou.-
en- themselves in little lie a. ground
near By. the Gines prepares excellent
dishes and The cooking i ali eoraplets
between eleven and twelve q. n The
children take their meals hrst, then
the men, thea the younger wom.
en-. thea the servants aud last
Of al the Gines herself. As
. rule she never enjoys anything that
4 liked BY either the children or The
male members. and she has 20 distrlb-
ute aud saperlatsnd the partalsing of
food BY every member OF tho fam
Ily. the servants included. IL In
very seldom that shs eondescsnds q,
take food cooked BY any other woman,
even OF her own family.
Taking meal. 4. renernll,. ovsr n liz.
lie h~for. two N ma The female mem.
hers then eongr~xate in a lonr room.
where soma lie down for rest. sor,s
knit and sew and some are engaged In
talking about the incidents men tione.l
In the Rnm.vapn ard the unhabarats-
.ho,,, t,.,, ,hs c,,... gos.
q. 49, r.,.-ht,o.- g. eh,, - .,w
,~ssi.r h..l,..s 80 an. ,,.s,h, ,h,nS
% - g. a.. $500. - ,r~sh,,, ~
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a.. ,,,s~s,,e "a swse,,,,- 49,. ,otha
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s,d 49,, a.. 80 a., ,,-o,.srly 1891
as,er Jrs, :, snnse. ev.rv roo,n 1.
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20 a.. ,o.i "a ,,,.r,,.r~ c.r,aLa ~ a li,-
ne re,re.h,ne,,, c,,s,s,gny g,,ncrnlIv
~ fr.sh fr,its ard s-ee,y e.ts. hut this
il manared bv other.
A, 49,. .t.-h. <,..,r,.,, tha ehu.
go ,v,,h Oh. csnes =, n. aown /, their
49, ua~. a. cine. h.g,ns 20 tell
,h.,,, s,,~ie. ,in ,.sr a.. o'Ies, Thasa
s,oris. ~. a,,nost ali ~ ,hsr, eo,rr,on
to ali ,ha farilies ~ the village
king had two queens. one maeh he
loved nv him The Other neglected.
Kind Providence favored the latter and
the former WINS hnmbled. A urlnce. a
ministers SON. a ..or,mander In chiefs
son and merchants son were great
Attends. thev started IN SEQ the corners
~ The world. s-v many wonderful
tbinos. had many hairbreadth escapes
and a, Lac, all returned home safe and
sound. A princess of great beauty Law
.c,.l,,r.ad In n castle bv the Cvclons.
a rr;rcc GOES there bvcSance. Kills the
r,,ns,.- IN som. r,,oarl.able manner
,hra,-h The aav,c. Of the disenehanted
rr;nc,.sx falls On love with her ana
,narries her. Such. In substance. are
the stor,ss told bv the cinee 10 her de-
H-h,.a Iit,,a anaienee who are all
49, so,a ~ hearing from her She
then tales them over to their mothers
and eomex 70 the cook-room again.
THE Younger women take food. then
the men. the servants. and. last OF all.
the Cinee herself. She goes 10 bed mt
about eleven o'clock p IN.
The Ginee Is a little talkntive. rather
hard ON the weakness OF her neirhbors.
martial 10 the members of her family,
and Is not much loved by young daugh-
tsrs-in-law Of the family. who have
often 10 invent excuses for rising late
and going To bed early. The Cinee has
a fair knowledpe OF domestic med
ieinrs for small complaints and often
irritates the family priest bv presum-
inc 10 correct him when he hannens 10