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Vanderbilt-Myers.

Ralph Seton Vanderbilt were married
yesterday at noon at Calvary Baptist
Church. IN West Fifty-seventh street.
Rev. II. S. Macarthur performed the
ceremony. assisted by Rev. Louis De
Cormis. of Great Neck. Miss Florence
V. b. Myers was the maid of honor,
bilt. Jennie Vanderbilt, Alice Adams,
Phoebe Desbrow Nicholl n Marian
Brooks were the bridesmaids. Mr.. Her
bert NJ. Vanderbilt, the bridegroom's
brother. was his best man, md the
Messrs. John S. Tebbetts, Arthur Nc
Gregor, William Clark. John c. Udall,
John X. L'Hommedieu and Clarence
Brinckerhof Myers, the brides parents,
gave a wedding breakfast at the Hotel
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New York Life Trustees.

At the annual election of the New
York Life Insurance Company, held yes
terdayterday the following trustees were
elected: For trustees of tn eirst class.
term four years, A. II. WEIGH. John Olaf
Woodbury. Langdon and George Austin
Morrison, all Of New York city; for
trustee of the second class, term three
Conn; for trustee of the third class,
term two years, David Nevins. of Bos-
ton, Moss; for trustee OF the fourth
class, term one year, John ]. Valentine,
San Francisco, Cal. for inspectors OF
election, William c. Arnold. John n.
Golding and George II. Henry. of New
York city.
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Dutcher-Willets.

Miss Helen Willets and Mr.. John
Gerow butcher were married yesterday
afternoon at ST. Thomas's Church. Rev.
DR.. John Wesley Brown performed the
Mr., Frederic T. Proctor was
the best man, and the Messrs. Samuel
WNiliets' q brother; Arthur Van Brunt,
Ciiyer II; Keep, jr.; Albert Edward
Glbhs, William b.. Cocks and Stephen
W. Collins were the ushers. Miss Ger
truoe Willets was the maid of honor.
nt o,,a MilIets and Elsie Willets. little
bridesmaids, and the others were Miss
Alice Titus. Miss Annie Bulklev
Stna Miss Alice Baltazzl, the Greek Con
ton at the home OF the brides narents
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wlllets, No. IL
West F!fty-third street. " 40
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VALkYR|E's CREW ARRIVES.
Capt. Cranfeld and Twenty Sailors
Come In on the Majestic.
The Big White Star Liner Had u
Quick Though Stormy Trip.

After a voyage lasting six days, ten
hours and twenty minutes, remarkably
fast tim" for this season of the year, and
especially 50 on account of the gales
which now prevail on the Atlantic, the
White star steamship Majestic, capt.
Pdrsell, came into port to-day.
At 10 this morning the big liner
let Quarantine and steamed slowly
10 her pier and an hour later
was locked. She had 3N2 cabin
III stcerage passengers. There was
nothing about the vessel to indicate that
she had passed through heavy weather.
hut capt. parsell told an Evening
World" reporter that the trip a one
Of he most hazardous he mad eVcr un-
dcrtaken
The per day rum were i9l. iS2. AS, $40.
Az, sos and llS.
W. left Liverpool April l." said
Capt. Parsell, and, although II heavy
sea was running, We did not experience
very rough weather until the 9th. That
day a gale struck us from the northwest,
and II few hours later veered around to
w"st-northwest. 1t was an old-fashioned
gale. with sudden and violent squalls and
a heavy sea thrown in to accentuate 1t.
The passengers remained below
decks. but the Majestic rode through the
storm beautifully. Not "A person was
injured. nor was any damage done to
any part of the vessel.
yesterday morning, while beating
down the coast. we were overtaken by
Il stiff n~ortheaster. which increased In
violence ~ TO the when We
again showed her splendid ~sea-going
qualities. We saw no icebergs ON the
way over. but the waves were some
thing enormous"
as though they had had a severe ex-
perience. on of them remarkd to IA
friend:
There was scarcely a ]corporal's guard
In the dining saloon at meal times after
We struck rough weather. Nearly every
one remained in his stateroom.''
The steerage passengers also showed
evidences of the rough voyag
Among the passengers was Capt. e. T..
rranfeld. who sailed Nalkyrie. Lord Dun
ravens yacht. during the races with vii
IAN last October. Capt. Crantield was II
second cabin passenger and the twenty
men who accompanied him were in the
Storage.
Standing on the after promenade deck
the captain was the picture of perfect
health. clad In n suit OF blue flannel
and wearing a yachting cap. he laughed
ana joked with the officers OF the Males
tic while waiting for his baggage to be
landed.
Meanwhile the twenty stalwart young
men who are to sail the Nalkyrie back.
wearing sou' -w"SterS ana carrying bun
dies on their shoulders, emerged In
single file nnd went on board the trans
fer steamboat which was to take them
to Ellis Island.
Those IRE my men" said the Cap
tain, ant n right jolly lot they are.
Well get Yer to the Nalkyrie this at
t%ernoon and II we find tina we can live
on board we'll do 80. II not. We'll go to
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A reception was held at Justice Abb
belts residence at Jersey avenue and
MONTGOMERY street. Among the guests
were Chief Justice and Mrs. Beasley,
Justice and Mrs. Bennett Van SICKLE,
Chancellor n Mrs. McGill, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Walter Phelps, Governor
and Mrs: Werts, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Castle Point; Thomas Dunn English, of
Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Zabris-
kie. and about two hundred more of So
ciety folk from New York, Jersey City,
Newark. Philadelphia, South Bend, Ind,
the Oranges and other points.
their wedding tour.
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@. O. P. HOUSE CONGRATULATIONS
Mr.. Woolsey Submits Them and They q,
Through, Of Course.
Special to The WORLDLY

ISpN1H1 20 the WOTTu'D
TRENTON, April 1l.-Just to show
how chivalrous and ~magnanimous the
Republicans can be in the role Of VIC
tors Mr.. Woolsey offered the following
in the House to-day:
Whereas, The result OF the elections held yester-
day In Newark, Jersey City. Elizabeth, Orange.
Trenton and other cities in this and other States
is an arrangement Of the policy OF the present
administration and a death blow to dishonesty and
corruption; therefore,
Resolved. That the citizens OF the cities named
are to be congratulated upon their successful de-
liverance from ring rule and bossism. The YER
diet has been rendered, and is a most marvellous
and impressive demonstration of public integrity.
II move that 1t be laid on the table"
said Mr.. Wilson. The motion was voted
down. Mr.. Flynn expressed a wish to
was rushed through without any ex-
PLANTATION,
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Hotchkiss-ToHay

The wedding of Miss Dora Adeline
and Mr.. Horace Leslie Hotch-
Kiss, jr.. son OF Mr.. Horace l.. Hotch-
kiss. OF No. Il East SiNty-seventh street,
was celebrated at st, Johns Church.
Jersey city. yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Stoddard. The music by the quartet
from the West Presbyterian Church and
others was particularly fine. Mr.. John
Messrs. Henry Taylor, Lawrence Poole,
William Alden Pratt, Frederic Palmer,
Toffey and John Toffey were
the ushers. The Misses Mary Wheeler,
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ashore at Port Eaton. Other VESSELS
dragged their anchors and narrowly cs-
capped the same fate.
The old grist mill was blown down dur
ing the night, The tide has been unusu-
ally high since Yesterday. and much
has been lone by flood.
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TO SAIL o
STEAMERS
nj l. Tn-nAy

INCOMING STEAMERS
Due TODAY.
Rcd Sea. Ndrry, March ~.
II = Matthews. Gibraltar March u.
Handel, Gibraltar March -
. han Monarch, l.ouian March ~
il0Una, Gihrait1r March 81.
kulga Gibraltar March Il.
- Andrews lHv. Gibraltar March 81
bermuda bermuda April o
Spree Bremrn April 4
Pontiac. Gibraltar March GO
MARSHA. HAMBURG March ~
OlIUda Iaiy March -
S~rhlCsw"Ig tgTl,nas April s.
HriScOc. st John Aprll Q
Tallahassee. Savannah April :
DUE TOMORROW.
CRmparia. Liverpool April !
Ihsm Amsterdam March 81.
Colombia, Colon April H.
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Randebro,k-Highet.

The marriage Of Miss Jessie Wilson
Highet. to Mr.. c. H.. Randebrock, took
place last evening at the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. Rev. DR.. ID. Parker
Morgan officiating.
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Jerry simpsons uuncss.

WNSlIINGTrN. hpril L. Representative Jerry
simpson, OF Kansas, has been confined TO his
HON" by illn"rS Tor several days. There Is moth
inG alarming In his care, however. and his physi-
elan expects him to be out again IN u few days.
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Grace Toffey. Clara Taylor Hotchkiss,
Miss Bliss, Miss Johnson and Miss Will
son were the bridesmaids. A large re-
ception followed at the home Of the
brides mother.
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For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation ; go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills csc. AT drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co., 3os Canal ST, New York.
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OUTGOING
SAILED TO-DAY.

Fucrst bismarck. Southampton.
State pt California. Glasgow.
Ohdam. Rotterdam.
Ans. Jcremi".
OriuOcO. bermuda.
CienfuegOB. Havana.
city " birmingham. Savannah.
reninsular, Azores.
To SAIL TOMORROW.
Mails close. Vessels sail.
Charleston ....,... 800 NJ
NJ San Antonio, Bruns-
wick - ..-.-.... ...-..,... 400 NJ
Porto Rice. ....... 90 500 NJ
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Fsint's Fine Furniture
sssn move 10 % asd Sc .'t!s - away '0wn' as they
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic. Liverpool,
steamer Nigilancia. Havana.
Steamer croft, Dundee
Steamer britannia. sunderland.
Steamer Trinidad, bermuda.
Steamer CIrCassia, Glasgow.
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ASHORE AT PORT EATON.

: Schooner Dragged Her Anchors
: and n Mill Blown Down.
NORTHPORT. l.. J., April l2-The
storm continued very severe in this vi
entity during the night. The schooner
Spiegel dragged her anchor and ran
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Rests the
Tired Brain
Hoon' SAHSAPNRII.LA GIVES
SIRyE STRENGTH AMI BODILY
HEALTH

Hoods Pills are :" Much In I.ittic."
Gentlemen | have used Hoods Sa-napa.
rilla and Hoods egetablc Pills for many years
and consider them the best on the market
Hoods >Grsaparil,a has given Inc health and
strength irol+ time 20 time when tired aud
W"ra Out from OrcrworL
'hd Tue worry "i business. 1t has puriacl my
'l"ou' toA"i my nerves. and rested my tlrrd
nralh rs restoring 'ictp AMI inyiIurating my
"niire system. Iupa'- Vegetable ihl!s are
mn "a ~ '!;ne. -. no ntlcrs. They iuylyo.
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PORT OF NEW YORK.

To fnd Eastern Standard Time. subtract four
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SHIPPING VIEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.

LOW WATER TODAY.
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Yarn Winding


hear the music Of her voice,
Mothers voice.
How the children did rejoice
When they heard that gentle voice
Call Us. even from our play,
Bro hold upon our tiny arms
PThat skein OF wool with wondrous Charms
Then she began to say,
As she wound. wound. wound.
In ana out and round and round:
Now we are going up Capitol hill.
Nov we 20 down-ncw. dear. keep still
Down. down. down.
no The white house just below :he hill"
hut. ali, / hear another tore
Deaths deep tcne.
How poor mOrtais weep and moan
%svhen they hear that awful tvne
Ii CaII rs al from work play
To lay down the sksin of life
fsyith the snarls We made in our strife,
s We hear his grim voice say:
You arc cold. cold. ..od.
! I'll lay you under the mold;
Ola! you were going NJ lile's hlrh hill,
Now you 10 downtown waite and still
Down, down. GOWN.
IT, Re narrow house beneath the Hill"
b. list. 1 hear another voice,
Gods grand voice.
Harls, il says: My child. rcjoice."
An. tile comfort of that voice.
] How gladly i hear it say:
4 1Iy hand holds ali the thread Of life
#Safc through all your mortal STRIFE;
1 And YOU Will know some day,
A. you wind. wind, wind,
Striving the reason 10 find.
As you painfully toll up life's rough hill,
Trailing iife's tangled sken until
White and still
See: the pearl gates on the heavenly hnlr'
But. bark. there comes a voice a:.ain.
Voice Of pain.
Through i hold the spirit-skein
Sc thou break it not again.
For t2ou must wind * for re;
Aad the years o. thy life are the winding;
Take care lest thou be unbinGins
Through ali etcEnity"'
Now through catch of main
Back to the Beginning again;
Up. through a loop Of bitter breaking;
Down, through I snarl OF sad installing;
Up ard down.
r The thread Of life that knows 10 break
ing
IL. Dorsey.
. New Orleans. September. 1924.
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justice; knowing that England ba.7 -,-
| ~ ~ SeaFS before this 1S4Gl given freogi,,
| tba mer saves. and paid their owners ~
ne about Mr.. Davis trying ~ 10 og n.',llsnaht
liz ii ~ garment had been proven - -
Reagan an times. not only by senator.
pras3@,t diI4 Governor Lubbock aod EViiIia,,,
aseStoh johnson, who were Win H. - iait ,n
who caI,,, nud hS The officer Of the esuari
e III capiuted him; knowing that the so.,.t
Urn people have Il never-dx,ine -. - o.iti.-
an, vi DAVIS and will resent in ia 81. bas,.t
kna- .ft,Ii1 o. SANDER upon his 1n.n,-, =.
no" ing all these thines Dr ESiala -
r.,iIlin .r' Aoaored at the south wanforIy, -
CO.. ~, presents his columns to no rsat
ara ny pu,ito%t 9f gloating over our v.roT.e,,
I tai ihsultlng friends Of aIlr ifIn"tr 49,
80. I'll M that same old sfanderer. AZ
mos ocnan dAnouncfng the s@I, te ol NJ
to the naer ,'nt language for our hrlIiaIiiit
raf 'ilrh. go - 4 He is a fine writer
never &ot,e malignant heart. and ma az ~ go
%nnra To keep UP the alicia IIoy,. long is
tons than anS ~ last II would seem ,n3 o
thirty wears ought 10 ma fae. and FAR /
NM S1,i. northern friends ~ III MAJ s,ol- |
between. General Gordon at tlItSoua9
~, tba Grand Army Of Ii'S - i,trsv with
the interest," looks that way. for IedU .
w thS mammoth PittsburE o"Pe5t-, - in the
nov, T1any rebel mass sheI al ar.- kind
sI eau' 10 our soldiers, the. 49, s,7 IL
ihaTo back and not go l 'uIht.ri7 soldier |
hot
our -, =" -, ashamed 10 keep I.te Nc - =,
took neaf1N 49, 49, !, northern soldier ! Won3
T %nt,er brag about the war, ou,
heNea ba7 to every rebet met. !, ,.fr
OH ny ict thc south staEt! unit" mel
/ NJ" All to stem the toe OF tt-i,,.-,li.ts
ta ahreoenti@n. Let democrats an@ 80 (
per together asan and stay tasZ'n Admin
| Siyided south viii lose uS " IA farewell 10
| e!,rotion and then we may nid i"' ~ -
| ~ te ,seorr, protection VIII ~ ff..f,t
sa,,itc.n vatchword. and we H'.i 3. t.7,lf
have in my pocket g knl.s I'm. mn. knife
y. omSon 93l, cents and the Sam ~ q
III ~ cents here. Z have J'St SteA
wooden salt thai was cut am ssn NE Ne How
w. in Tordon for $40 that Is So M I'D NJ
a inrg -, can We afford to pay for m. up ~
r,sn7actiono Sewing machines ina -
Pseo bere are shipped IL S9uth I,,t Ia
~ sold for so Protection Keeps ~. -
caraisrn manufacturer ara leaves oS . ~, ~
I ,'1arcy nf ol,r own Just think Of u. =
XnaTican maker makes 81 l,lfss, = - II
tiiot ne can afford to ship 10 t5fa4tt atlo -
5 90 so tbc identical machine that NJ iI ~
+. ne nay $50 for! And We have pe'n ~
: mo over this kind of oppression ~, -"
! 1,'1 Century Add 10 all this cents u -
r for cotton and then see Wnat io,,t6
:. mortals be-.
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all lnl how few we would be able TO re-
spomd TO- and Yet they seem perfectly sim
pie.
ln-these lectures they illustrate an they
teach. show how 10 make and use a tour
niauet. Thav t,Il where the arteries are
which fa,,; the different parts of the body
and what IS the quickest way TO Stop blte't-
lax. an3 they 80 not stop until every enc
I'm the class knows now to in the toniniqGet
O.. the nauda2r required.
How many people live miles lIom doc
Tor. auI hOw valuable all such knowledge
would be. Those persons who have The
oaportunftv Of attending lectures are in
deed fortunate. but We could all learn a
great deal ON these subjects by reading
ANA giving thought and attention to IL.
give a fortune 10 possess such knowledge
and Apply Il To the saving Of some lie
very dear to rs.
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AFTER THE STORM.
ARP SOLILO0UfZES ON THE HESUrr
or THE ELECTIONS
many oil ihem Are His NeiGhb ors, and They
Used to BE DemoCrats-Biil's Explapa-
ton of the Reduced Majority.

What delightful calm after the Storm
How quickly does politics simmer down af.
ter the election. Itrealiy provokes a smile
10 look back few weeks and wonder
what all this fuss was about. After ALI
there's nobody hur and nobody has anv.
thing to Drag about 1t was a barren victo-
~ all round. Like he victory over Brock.
mridge in hentuclt., it was a sort of dog
fall, as We boys use TO call a wrestle when
neither fell on ton The truth is we don,,
Know which whiprd. silver or gold, ana
VIVA. Is sun worse We don't know which
ought 10 whip. Wien such statesmen as
turner ana Crisp offer on the silver oues-
uoil now can a common man make up his
mind: Until recently | dident have h,,t
one pditics, and nat was defending the
south 'sainst the n'rth but these populars
as ohce sam calls them. have raised such
ruiinis in our own ranks that [ am
oDilSedto take sds We used to have n |
solid suth, but tie offices gave out ana |
the huyry outsides called for a new deal |
SO nheShXed up a Iatform that would give |
eNerypoy somethhs and baited the tran I
WIN t'tand caualt right smart OF the
sovereies. \ few of the leaders got into
office al then l1tked the platform over
some W. lack TO the democratic fold and
some sm of the old bait and found if
rotten "a CONCLUDED 10 get new bait and
SA"4'SS - Hsiiile ana ser the trap again |
so they hleied ire silver and free school |
bccks. no more 5-cent cotton. and have
caught sht smart more birds In the
Heantlnthe democrats got into a family
quarrel had "A row over their own Mat
form atheir followers got ,lisgusted ana
lots ofem kicked out of The preceding
and wleht pull a pound and a good
nany ied Just a little under the whiD
and sohas been hard neht to keen the
team the middle of the road Nv
scratc' aud pushing and hurrahinp
they cot the OLD democratic wagon nm
to the OF the hin again, but thew viii
have 70 better next time or quit. Got tn
stop ring business and tote fair No
moreoluuers a this auction. The moo
pie y Fair deal. Lots of good dap,o-
craft uldeht Vote al all. WHATS ~
Use, eE said, ''when the rine. has aono
hXcf Lots OF good men voted aoai,,st
the rene court amendment hecarIso -
wa& the rims had already chosen ~
jud LOOK at Cobb and Cherokee apd
70. with over 5000 majority again.
il. 81 does that mean? Maybe We viii
kns waiting. Now, If these frtr non
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

u mas become quite popular study. There
are live lectures by the most eminent phy-
siclans and the sixth lesson Is an exami-
/ nation. III you pass that you get diplo-
ma and a badge.
The following ale some of the questions
asked:
start at the heart and draw your finger
over the course OF the artery that supplies
the hand ard ann with blood.
What would you do for a person who
has received severe scalp wound that is
bleeding freely?
How would you treat = wound ON the
Back thai is bleeding freely?
Suppose a person has received Il severe
cat on the hand, tell me everything you
ooui3 do 10 stop the bleeding.
Suppose that this man or woman lin
1lc2linS one of the class has injured the
wrist, ana 1, IS out OF shape. First tell me
what might he the matter with il and
what you would do for il. Then treat il
as II Il were a real case.
Ito" would You so 10 work on q person
taken our Of the wafer apparently drowned?
~ a person were taken out of sewer.
o'a wei, mine or gas tank in an inSeuSible
condition, what would YOU do for him?
II YOU found 4 person lying down in the
street, partiy o. wholly insensib!e what
missis- be the matter with him?
,,.,i LII you dsciaed It was apoplcSy. how
IL i was heat s,rolle. how would you
cation?
How would you treat q burn?
What would you DO for a child i'm n fit?
Ten me all you can about ventilating a
sick room.
g, How would you make mustard plaster
Tor 2 child three years old?
How many times does an adult i'm health
breathe in n minute?'
IN reading over these questions we will
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! am much interested In the subject of training
| children. But do not understand how parents
! are 10 RAISE children without using the switch
sometimes.
"The rod ana reprouf give wisdom, but a child
left :" himself bringeth his mother to shame"
bell love them dearly as Is possible for any
moi.er. yet sometimes | feel that conscience
would smte me il failed use the rod.
have had the care OF children the greater 2or-
ton of my life, for was the next oldest of nine,
and no sister was ever more beloved by younger
brothers anu sisters than /. They nearly all
grown now, and am proud OF them and grateful
Tor the love ana honor they lavish upon me- Yeti
remember to have given them the rod and re
proof, ana they remember it too.
"Spinstcr' tells us 10 get Il book ON child rais-
ing think the Holy Billie with the Holy spirit
to open cur understanding is sufficient guide for
parents. and for all others in every duty of life
Adam WAS created u man and wlllfuly disobeyed
God, and it IS right for tod TO punish him for his
disobedieace. And the children of Adam will, To
the end o; time. be guilty of wiilful dsobedience,
ana 1t 10 right 10 punish them, although hate
10 do ", Tor no one can he tender aud loving
toward children than myself, am! for this reason
fear that mine viii get the mastery me.
Solomon says "Chasten thy while there is
hope and let not thy soul spare for his crying
could write more but fear this will go 70 the
waste basket. VIII close with much love to the
euitrcss ana all sood mothers and little children.
louisiana want soIne informa ton and know
OF no better way of procuring it than to apply to
you, as you seem posted on all subjects.
nave house full Of little ones two oldest
studying under me, as there schools near
here One is in tile second reader, the other In
the third
Now have promised them each paper as q
prize Tor good lessons, think there is no thing
better than training child to love to read Il
weekly paper will he looked forward tn with 80
much pleasure, and the reading in 1T wilt be done
50 much nicer than il it a lesson. Then, too,
they WIZ talk of what they read, and tell their
younger brother.
Now, want You to suggest some papers that
would DE suitable for them. | expect there are
more than one who would like inlorma ton on he
sdhlect. expect it will fail to my lot TO teach
my children as far as can carry them, As we are
poor people and are going to try to give them the
pest education we can and To do IL will be nec-
ess2ry foi me - assist all in my power.
haFe long been reader of The Constitution,
ana could not do without it,.
N@BF.--I know of no little paper for children
better than 'liarrers Young People," Harper &
Co.. New York, NY.
Mrs. u. VI. Harner, Spring Hi, Miss.-In the
LaSt number of The Constitution Mrs. q. ". Bra
@eli asks for a recipe for muscadine Jelly. send
my recipe with other ways of putting up the fruit
winch have found to he good.
IL hight colored Is desired, use only the pulps for
Jeiiy. TO gallon OF puIps put quart Of water,
boil until the pulps are soft, pour into jey ban
iet IL dilp add the same quantity of sugar as YOU
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From Good HouseIeeptng. ,,.-,, If
ro Gs'9 1ssvss q from Ds not mot
p pot IS '4 4faaran' us aEsr OF gas gas
N The 695Sn % Of salt, them MIN
bottle s PF ahsorSent cotton wet "itA p'4'