The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01

| the address IS gwen liioESiY.ao NY
| There are fortY-flve o! these Uniteu
Sattes and many cities in each State.
!. woman. Of forty-slree, who IS often
mistaken for the wife OF her oldest son,
sends III = breezy. coriiStl letter 90 ioIss
10 he inserted here. 1t has done me good,
however. ana thank her for the privi-
l#lege 81 reading it, Transmitting 4 part
l.syIich will Interest the constituency at
large.
.lpropos OF my oft-repeatel Injunction
to each hoGse mother to res'ts syste-
rnaticslly# and conscientiouslS for an hour
each day, she SAYS:
| Now, II will tell You What | DO every
day Of Irls life. First Of all. a
eressrrakaI do net hire any help. but
take in lust enough sewing 10 keep my
self busy have TO Set I'D q Cont -
O'Clock in tbs morning TO set my htis-
hands breakfast and put UP his lunch-
co.,. and after rs has gone and | nave
had a cup of cotfee, [ lie down about IN
liorn Then set ttp and do my house
y c.,k and at . o'clock 4 am ready for my
sewing i'll am q all tired after q mid
day dinner lie down anothec hour Peo-
pie say they don't see how 81 can keep
| NV house SO clean and do the sewing I
do and always look SO fresh.
Ore OF the querists wants TO know
what to do 10 take the snaIi out Of a.
case NJ stuffed birds he has. l would
tell ilim 10 get fise# or ten cents worth
Of setltpetre. dissolve it il %etsg and
sprinkle his birds and case literally With
this solution. II anyone has q tedtller
he'd she wishes to cleanse she can open
the tick and sprinkle the fe@t taess With
this solution. and they Will 10 just Tx.
mex as far as the smell is concerned. It
seems to give new life to the feathers and
- slJ1 HAD ffI36r az 1r1s.
n.
whieh Of the quotations below Is ero9.
Shal.espeare-..C oniparisors are octotss9
or Comparisons are odoro1s:1
Robert Burton o5z--ls.9,. aGthor of
eaaiat old book The Anatomy of Mel
sons are odioas Doaoerrg nizauo.es the
yyoverb in Much ado About Nothing
as ..,Cfonparisons are oGorcus. It was
slip of his pompous tongue akin 70 his
saying: ..Tolerabie, and not to be en-
drred."
/. I beg to ask that at your cone
nience you will tell me how | can take
the yellow stain made by dress shields
out OF a cream white waist. may say
that I have used banzine on the waist
WITHOUT StANf-i-H7-
.. Also, as 4 attend dances frequently
what should be the iadyis answer When
1.-the gentleman asks if he may have the
pleaure of the dance anc; also when he
thanks the former for the d;lnce2
NJ Mel
/. You may try alcohol. hgt gou have
probably set the stain with benziae,
| Your best plan would be TO take the
vast to a professional cleaner He
would take out the spot without touching
the rest of the garment
. 4 smile and bow-a quiet With
pleasure,n in granting the reqaest. and
when thanked for the .tiance-.i have ca
joyed it n spoken pleasartty-are all that
is needed.
Please inform ne if you know Of sons
specialist on stamineTiug or suffering
/ am afraid / am going TO loss my
of speech / have tried u find soulaone
that understands my case, but do not
know of anyone but the Deroit Alich.-
gan. Institute, and do not like T. So
away from home SO fai. l am Il years
old, learning the artists trade.
II Q.
stannlaring can be cured BY the sui
| ferer's own will. but the will must be
powerful. and the one who cxerts ii
must have phenomenal patience. The
secret of success is 70 practice, when
alone. speaking with the utmost deltb-.
GRAFTON, drawing in the breath regular
~ and slowly and antIculating word
over and over as slo.y.y as ore would
spell 1t. shaping it carefully with both
tongue and lips, and keeping coo! all
the while. Ssamme.ing is d nervous
affection at firss and atterward becomes
! " - r =.
would give two hours q day in half
hour spells TO the work OF curing him
self he would need no special treatment.
+. One friend suggests that half an hour
Of this time be given TO reading aloud
in the same way.
AS am a constant reader OF your
articles and as have never#noticed any
thing about honey lad how and by