The National tribune., 1906-09-06

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In selecting flowers 10 send to an in
valid remembsr that thsatwo necessary
qualifications are that thsy have only q
faint odor and that they are Of some
variety that Is lasting
There u the greatest difference in the
way that different flowers last.
Carnations probably give moro satis-
faction than any others In this respect.
and the odor u SPICY aad refreshing.
Jonquils are equally ,lastins. and so is
Mignonetts. Sweet peas. violets and
American Beauty roses last fairly we'll.
but the odor OF the peaSr and violets. as
we'll as Of hyaoinths and many other
As to be anything but pleasure in the
Sick room.
I am told that II you rub grass stains
with Orleans molasses they will come
out easily in the wash. It will hurt
nothing to try IT.
Here are some thinks for girls:
Your mother Is your best friend.
snub their parents.
Tell the pleasantest things you know
when at meals
Do not expect your brother to be as
dainty as a girl.
Exercise. and never try to look as II
you were in delicate health.
Introduce every new acquaintance TO
your mother as soon az possible.
Enjoy the pleasures provided for you
by your parents to the fullest extent.
Most fathers are inclined to over
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possible for your father to spoil you
by fairly returning his affection and de-
votion.
Do not quarrel with your brother: do
not preach at him and do not coddle
him. Make him your friend, and do not
expect him to be your servant nor let
him expect you to be his.
The cure for obesity is to 80 change
the diet as to cease to take on new
flesh and to work off the superfiuous
fat-buflder. Sleep Is another help. The
drinking OF water must be tabooed. OF
course. the same treatment viii not do
for all cases. The change from idleness
to activity must be brought about grad
ually II fdleness' has caused the ac-
of fat. Walk half mile
some fine morning; next day increase
the distance. After a time you should
be able to cover five miles comfortably.
The only meats that plump DANES
should not eat are pork and veal. Sal
ads. fruit. broiled meats. fish. salted
toasts, weak tea and unsweetened cof-
fee are permitted.
Water that has stood all night in a
bedroom is quite unfit to drink. Cold
water Is a powerful absorbent of gases.
This is why 1t is used in sick room
to help purify the air.
Let the roots Of the celery plant dry.
crate them and mix the powder with
one-third as much salt. Keep In a bot
tie. welI corked. This Is delicious in
soups. gravies, hashes, etc,
Be careful. Care prevents many
dropped stitches and bad breaks. Be
careful
Be prompt. Slackness makes sloven-
ly homes and weary world wanderers.
Be prompt.
Be faithful. BE thou faithful unto
death and will give thee crown of
life" Be faithful. - %
Be cheerful. Cheerfuiness tends to
length OF days and TO days that are
worth the lengthenings Be cheerful.
Be thoughtful. Thoughtfulness Is too
tender plant OF blessed fragrance and
beauty to be born unseen," etc. Be
says Home Chats.
Be good humored. Good humor Is
better than medicine, no matter how
wen the iil-natured pill be sugar-coated
Be good humored. @
If child has been mischievous and
let IL be forgotten when
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clear Of clouds. SO that he may start
the new day brightly with no smart of
lingering to depress his work
and play. For the night time, too, the
hours of sleep. the peaceful going to bed
Is most important. The child should
retire with happy thoughts. This will
conduce to refreshing sleep and happy
waking. The most effective treatment
of m'sdemeanor Is that which shows the
child the sef-punishment OF such be-
havior.
1t is ones Christian duty these blls-
tering days to heat the blood as little as
possible with hard work. Just remem-
Der this-that II you were to die while
you read this. this wiley old world
would whirl right along in space exactly
as though nothing had happened, and
the things you left undene will be at
teHQeu TO Dy boH1eDOuy else, or your
family will let them go undone. and
probably live just as long. There Is
something In the blood of the people
which makes them go ripping and tear
ing through existence exactly as though
the whole scheme rested upon their
shoulders, as the ancients Of the earth
believed that it rested on the shoulders
of Atlas But 1t does not rest upon us
any more than 1t rested on him. Do
try to get a little comfort out Of life,
and while you are doing that remember
that you are giving the people about
you a modicum of comfort also. for
they rejoice that you are getting little
needed rest.
I know what you. poor. careful and
troubled Martha, are thinking about IS
you see the dusty floor. the disordered
tables the Uttered kitchen, unmade
beds, probably. and all that, but Is a
tidy house worth an aching back, a
clouded face, a nagging temper? No,
indeed. 1t isn't. Let the people who
have to sleep In those beds make them
themselves. 1t won't hurt your big,
roistering boy, who slams round In the
golf grounds. the baseball field, or Just
loafing out under the trees on the
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