The Portland daily press., 1893-07-05
Cleveland has often been Mr.. Benedict's
guest on fishing and yachting trips. In
deed he is now.
THE HOME.
DoMINos.


Have any kind of sponge cake baked in
rather thin sheet. Gut this into small
oblong pieces, the shape of domino.
Frost the top and sides of them.
When the frosting is hard, draw the
black lines and make the dots with a
small brush that has been dipped in
melted chocolate. These are particular
ly good for children's parties.
ovERwoRK AND UNDERWORLD.
Every one has heard of the danger of
overwork, yet few understand just
where the danger lies. A man can hard
ly overwork himself if he takes care of
himself in other respects-secures nor
NAL amount of sleep, breathes pure air,
takes exercise, and eats food moderate
ly.
The main trouble is that the man who
is overworking is violating thefundamen
tai conditions of health. He burns his
candle at both ends.
With due care man of good heredi-
ty is capable of safely doing an almost
incredible amount of solid work. Mr..
Gladstone at SO, with NO show of weari.
ness, carries the weight of the British
Empire. The celebrated John Wesley
did more work than almost any other
man of the last century, but he observed
the laws of health, and, still active.
reached his 8Sth year.
Much of the so called overwork is the
overwork of worry, care, anxiety and
on tbe vitality Of the system ~ -
We seldom hear of a Quaker's dying of
overWork, and yet they are very indus
,nst,,ra 9vJ broken 49, b;s nas tnp;es
might have gone on under even heavier
loads if there had been nothing to fret
MN IN MS nome surroundings, ana com
markinos had No niacs ;n onr s school s svs.
TEN. The fact is. work. and plenty Of
it, is healthy in high degree.
Anu lnls ieaus US 70 say !naI lack OF
iurions IInderworlr NAV he as barmfnl
as overwork to the brain if not to the
body. Nations living in the conditions
~ a1. VIII Ill .ne lteans u iseilnoou come
feeble Close eonfinement in nr;sonn +ands
to idiocy.
Further, where the mental faculties
e. $500. ~ oio mo- 81 saiso
become all-controlling r. ali aces the
corruptions of the higher classes are due
to this TACT. Few worse things can be-
fWauth,s rn,ay.,,;nn W
80, nosm
nos.9 y ,'ny o'no, no"eis Snonu nesef
~ "'ne vino one SUI 70 VI
enein ~ - oe'ler W uo ~ ~ tne early
evening VI peioie .ne sun nas qulte risen.
Al pe,huo'is Aoiiaso Siioaiu 10 'fiiiiineu
y, an.' 'iio ioses iaiu On d eaoie siue oy
0iuo' ine'oaA u .o''' ing 'heih ~ pro
iiisouous neap ioi ARRANGING ine 70
oopsaoi1s ona' are " hoia 'hein SHOULD
oe aiieu Will iuAemaiin wafer, each one
". sl'l p,eoe u aiuin uissoiveo ~
= -. 2 Wv u onaiooai - equaily goou
anu Aeops 'ne wafer iiesh, q laige pincn
u sai'peuo 40 iiuoii az 'ne iisers eau
si@ep' 70 ai'o ieooininenoe'', anu .ne
9a,io quanol.s =, ni'ia'e u sooa - SUN
peeeei' 40 ~ naS oeen hnoWh 10 preserve
Alo"e.s - sa'io1s Ain's ~ aii 'iieif iresii-
nee0 ~ W. "eoAs q 10" uiops u cam
p1on - 'no "aoet is's !" very soou eiiece'
WIN any =, 'nese pleserva'.ves .ne
"",oi sno'ii 70 oii"ilseu every oay, Inc
onuS u s,o s'olns oo' every Two vi 'hree
u"y9 . anu az wi.noi oa ieas0S VI pe'ais az
onoo ienosou' ooiho peisons arc saiu "
now 'io iooA =, AeopinR io"ofs ~ wa.ef
ini .oi o'1. onan o.nois, oie TUG
sooo1 ~ eno LUX 10 iie.ie ihiolina-
- - .AiS Ainu anu nees -
.A ',ouoio, 10 nomers' Siioulu 10
nahoieo as HUE as possible ana 10
cnange the water they can be taken out
in mass and put back again in nearly
the same arrangement.
Oft eowars 90
ou' io"ois al APT W NC o'ercro"oeo,
TOO many peing thrust into one vase, and
this prevents them from keeping well.
besides showing than on,v 10 half tba
.dnan+, +h,s -
"uSan'e .iias ioosei arrangement
would. A single rose OF large size, with
its bud and foliage, is quite a bouquet in
itself hut clusfared n,.ss of rosos i
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