The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-20

the most out of it's short span. There
Is no blind hurry and there is certain
contented leisure in which TO en Joy ths
present. have observed IT all through
England. 1t is lesson for the Amers
can to learn Ito rest and be thankful
The home Ia the center of love, social
pleasure and comfort. 1t Is not a mere
place to eat and sleep and carry on
the train of business followed all day
in the Office. There Is glow from the
family hearth that has n spark that 10
eAn To divine fire, which binds the
whole family TO the home for genera
lions; and when once the doors hayt
been opened TO the guest every hospS
tally and kindness is shown him. com
biDed with n genuine home feeling.
At morning prayers, master, mistress
children and servants are az least foi
once in the day all united. Breatcfas,
all over England il at nine O'Clock. II
Is set upon the table. the Joints of cold
meat on tho sideboard. the he'll In rung,
the servant or housemald gors about
her duties and tho hreakfasters hels
one another. The u1aiis OF England
IRE a delight after our Independents I'm.
pudent. crude Irish servants. There "a
a mutual respect maintained between
mistress and maid, and decidedly more
consideration h paid In England &c
the servants than here The slyhtest
demand is always ancozrpaRied by
pleasant "If you please" and THANK
you" II Is not eonddered well-bres.
90 omit this little form. More servants
arc employed in the household, as th,
Engii.hran rarely does for hirnseli
what he can gee anyone else 70 do foI
him The mSster surcrvises the serv
ants, the mistress the hotierhold- Cabs
at cheap rates are always q. hsDsi. por
tsrs pick up your trspe and bundle yot
into railway carriages. A epltiyatr1
EnSEsh woman thinks her ti1se too val
uabls TO devote IL oil 10 housekeeping
She economies I'm other ways and rrn
q bousesccs,er OF excellent upper rnald
Her own time Is devoted 10 her chis
dren- her guests. her reading and be,
correspondence II sheeDtrrts;ns much
she must keep abreast Of an the topics
of the day. ConversatIon must embrace
al topics. ~ her dinnor table IN 20 be
success. The dinner hour s. from sever
20 eight p. m. ard even later. ThIi
gives the full benefit for tbe enjoynsni
OF the long twlights IN sunrner. ~hcr
put-osdoor lie rDeans 80 much. n
sosras as IL the people wished 10 &c. al
the sunshine they could rs an Offset q
the drca-y months Of fog.
Tho important epoch 81 fhe cav 70
dinner. II is more or less a meal -
ceremony. even in tho humber ho'se'
holds. The EDgiisbrnan DOES every
thing seriously. and BIS rscaIs are nevs,
hurried over or siighted. ~ a hotel he
prefers tabs d-hote 70 the Arn<rior
plan OF ordering IA carte. Here again
ono secs the tine for everything ard
EVERYTHING IN iis own due bme. Buti
trust say the Lvaz-drs~n-0ut tzb.s
d-ho.s 4. ~~ariuses % Ne spirits. De.
tween four and five o'clo~k al tie tes
sud fr7scbroo-ns in London are
ftroor-d. for ~the cup that ehe~r<'
s-c. s. Indispensable 10 the rren. women
ensd ohsIdrsn- I think rno-~ tez must
be oonsurssd :hsn in any o.hsr e.iy a
TIE word. Tusire-s - -: ssasse spc
tine taken for re-, and rrfrs-hnsn..
A-Do-r the poorer elz<s-ss fdsis ecsto1o 10
also acknowledgement f.Ass-j Re-
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