Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 14, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg Jan 14. Woman and Home motherhood is the True Dise of the female life. Gui s hoop Weman a a mourning Nineteen times oat of Twenty i naked that the True Paradise of a female rein ill not too elevated for it tit Riant Inte Counie with the children is by nine ribs i lie courtship nor la debt period of marriage but that w chamber of Ber experience in i hic a Mother is left alone through the Ian with servants perhaps in a distort Nart of tote House. And god be Thuo Kedl Hilly where there sire no servants at All j1 v hich Sho m attendee by one sole com nation. Her Little first born Angel As yet to Lier Roljic imperfectly Awo to walk still More imperfect in its prattling and Inao Crit thoughts clinging to her haunting wherever she goes As her Badow catching from her Eye the total inspiration of its Little palpitating heart my in Tedius to hers a thrill of secret Aro so often As its Little fingers fasten of her own left alone from morning u night Mth Liis Ono companion or even with three still wearing Tho graces of Banda various it sos upon the self same tree woman if she has the great Blessing of Mich a luxury of Paradise is too often not aware that she is through the divines Section of Ker life at evening Seta in the husband of trough ill walks of life from the highest Down to thai of common labor returns Home to vary her modes of conversation by Sneh thoughts and inter As Are Nitro consonant with Hia More Dit Eusivo Jiyu cities of intellect. But by time her child for Ber Chil Dren will be on the Little Couch and in Tho morning duly As the Sun As in Potier she bees before her a Long Long Day of perfect pleasure in this sex duty Winch Everi Ixia will bring to her but which is interwoven with every fiber of sensibilities. This condition of noiseless quiet love is that above Ull which god blesses smiles Thomas de quiz try a girl s life in n big Chy. 1 received a letter the other Day in which the writer said i want to come to the City and turn my living. What Chance have if and i Felt like posting Back an answer and saying stay whew you did t do it though for i knew it would be useless. The child is bound to come and come she will and she will Drift into a third rate Chicago boarding House Ubati which if there is anything let in Pray and it she is pretty she will have to carry herself like Snow on High Hills to avoid contamination. If she in confiding and innocent the Fate of that highly persecuted heroine of old fashioned Romance Clarissa Lla Lowe is before her. I Sheu Lomely the doors of Opportunity Iro firmly closed against her. If she is amort she Mil perhaps succeed in earning enough Money to pay her Board Bill and have sufficient left Orr to indulge in the maddening extravagance of an occasional paper of pins or a Bull of tape i what if after hard labor. And repeated failure she does secure something like sue Oess no sooner will she do so than up will step some Dapper youth who will Beckon her Over the Border into the land where troubles just begin. She won t Miaow How to sew or bake or make Good Toffee for such arts Are liable to be Over looked when a girl makes a career for her self and so love will Gallop away Over the Hills like a ride less Steed and happiness will Tare like a Light in a Windy night. Of no my Little country maid stay where you Are it you have a Home and Mentis. I Content with fishing for Trout id the Brook rather than cruising a Stormy for whales. A great City is a cruel piece for Young Amber in Chicago Herald. _ _ the top skill. It was daring the reign of Queen Anne while the War of the Spanish succession was at fall tilt that the hoop skirt was first Ming Lwi into England from France. The French women had been lolling about in hoop skirts for some time and to warm was the Cli into that they were the most tooling garment that could be worn. The climate of England a somewhat cooler than that of France. The French girls knew their English cousins would hug Triem Nelves with Delight if they could Jet the latest thing from France. They knew also that rheumatism would get in rat deadly work and that the grip would stalk through the land. So they sent that hoop was seven feet in circumference Over to eng land and allowed it to be seized. It was put on by the English girls and Boon be came the rage. At a few colds were naught a d then Bluit marvelous garment Tho Ponta Etc was invented which not Only protected Britain s daughters from the frolicsome zephyrs but actually had a tendency to increase the size of the skirt so that it i new to be nine feet in Circum Lih once. And the fashion continued Long after the French dame.-, had gotten tired of cloak Anil suit review. Heavier articles of Apparaj besides a glad Stone bag and wrapper ought to suffice a lady tourist for a journey of Many months Over Laad and sea. Royal of blot Moo Ming. The White morning of the Youthful Queen of the Netherlands is a revival of an old custom. Some ancient orders of nuns corresponding to the Passi Onist one for men used to dress in while. They might be said to be Good Fridiof. Orders they Par Ticu party devoting themselves to commemorate the event for the keeping in Iarud of which the fast Day was with Christ daily. The ladles of port Royal also decided when their monastery reformed to Wear White Robed Only. Mary of England was the last French Queen who wore White mourning. She was known As la beige Blanche perhaps by old people to distinguish Ber from Catherine de med Sci who was the first regal widow to dress in Black. Sho borrowed her Sable weeds Italy which far Back in Antiquity took Black mourning from the ele sinian mysteries. Geres in search of Proserpine was in Black to signify the Winter season when nature is most colourless. Catherine i. Medici s widow s Cap was Black. The White widow s Cap is now the Only sur Vival of the ancient White morning. Mary Stuart followed her Mother in Law in wearing Black after Tho death of her first husband. White in More suitable for the Wii itar Wear of a delicate child in the harsh dutch climate than Black which is cold in Winter hot in summer Eirl Only advantageous in hiding Coal smut and in seemingly reducing the balk of Stout Fig truth. This is woman s trying time. The transition state we Are i i is trying beyond compare 10 women and men Are too Ofton jul unjust in their condemnation of women who Are Seal ing foot holds in to a tide trial world. Tinioso who know the history of the sex Realise that there has Gross injustice done women and that Ara More to blame for it than any one Elsa it a always harder to re Trieve position than to flight in it but the dire arc Smiy of women makes them Strong an Wrenty. Years Henci we will in their condition. Before t in cd Maipa Century read Ultra us women will have retaken some of die lost ground they Are proving arid pm whig the strength Tivey had As workers. Woman question settles itself As soon pecuniary in Depondt uce is regained for with it is Allied Boll. Health mental vigor Aud Aiom stamina. All that the hex ask w to be with their former privileges and to be enthroned the fetid of the Home Jis in worker and Partaker of the blessings come to those ire Ita creators and Laura c. In Drake s cells or the question of whether cards should be left personally or sent by messenger acknowledgement of social civilities is Al ways coming up in Washington. Each year Tho demand upon the official families in the direction of calling is upon the in crease. Some of the wives of the highest officials seek every now and then to relieve themselves Fryni the Burden of paying Calls in person. It was Only the other Day that the wife of one of the most prominent men in the United states who has at leftist nearly a thousand Calls a week to Check off in her Book took occasion to relieve her self by sending some of the cards about by special messenger. 8he was unfortunate enough to Send one of these signs of her to the widow of a known officer who had Given a dinner to the lady in question and had her self been invited to Dine at the old Cial a House. When Ehe received these cards by messenger Sho became indignant and dictated a note to the offender. She did not condescend to write this note herself. The hateful cards were enclosed the note said that they had probably been left by mis take but if not the writer of the note demanded an apology. Up to the present time to apology has been Mavitt and As a necessary consequence two i eminent women in Washington life now refuse to speak to each new York trib Une. Household ignorance. The popular ignorance concerning the management of stoves furnaces Gas me ters locks faucets sinks and basins and various mechanical contrivances of modern Domestic life if appalling. Plumbers make fortunes out of the stopping up of drains which could be kept Clear with very Little intelligence. Houses Are kept unhealthy by the spread of Coal Gas or kept Chilly Lor want of heat All because to one in the household has the intelligence to manage Tho Furnace. It takes considerable Guin no Tion to manage an Ordinary Kitchen Range and no one can do it without know ledge As to the use of dampers. The average servant is absolutely and hopelessly incapable of doing this properly without careful instruction and Drill. The Only Way in this Case is for the head of the House to find out the right Way and impart the information to Tho servant. Often n Kitchen Range is condemned and torn out when in fact All that is needed is to know How to work it. This information the Sellers of the Range will be Only too glad to York Sun. Mirs. Julia Ward hone. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe is a Power in the cultured circles of Boston. She has per Sonal Grace and Charnita As Well As intellectual Force. She is interested in the higher education of women and also a great student of philosophy. She is hand some with a finely folded Chin and neck Mobile lips and an aristocratic nose and intensely expressive eyes. Or. Howe her husband will be remembered for Bis labors As an educator of the Blind. His Success in the Case of the late Laura bring Man gave him wide Faniie. At her Beautiful Home of Beacon Street which is conspicuous for its quiet elegance mrs Howe passes her Winters with her daughter mrs. Maud Howe Elliott who inherits her Mother s intellectual qualifications. In Birm a the family go to their Newport Villa. Mrs. Iowa has been presi Dent of the woman s club for Twenty years. She has published several volumes of poems and sketches of travel. Her Bat tie hymn of the Republic Llang ago placed her in. The Foremost rank of poets Apolis news. Testing bread. Bread soaked in in alcoholic solution of logwood will at once turn Blue if there is Alum present. A Noshir very simple Way of testing Alum is to thrust a hot knife Blade into a loaf that is one vill last for years. The first tiny Breaks must be esl really watched for and repaired at once. Chloride of Lime is an infallible prevent Ive for rats As they flee from its odor and from a pestilence. It should be thrown Doorn their holes and spread about wherever they would be Likely to come and should be renewed once a fortnight. Goodness ing pow Leavening it will be found interesting and also very reliable take a Good loaf of bread with u petted one Tut from the two pieces of equal size put them in saucers consuming the same Quantity of water. The Best bread will in variably absorb the Cost water. This is More of a pcs than anything As Alum hardens of wheat and renders it less american Market and critical buyer. for the cd for Alum Fobe gluten enlivened be filled a Travelis outfit. A woman Olio to fou declares that toe following Outh is All that is Vecea sary for u. To Tipul the world tour t of Tbs gentler a i Jet macintosh Raat will stand hot n d it travel ing Hood pm Uty 01 wrap. Three hats for the Strumor will not be ton Inch Astl by soon got to look shabby Tufts d St cd. A Sou Wack Silli that v. Ill pack into Ifni a and docs of site create will a for Elmer with ii to Sills blouses or Ivalista to vary it. A to Tilor mate Aress and an ii St Are t v. O three tool dresses. Rirl desirable than cot d a Puess does not affect furs Are Only in the but a. B. I Otica proves useful. For jul tid of Ball dresses for boning it Wati Riib Ulso Ono for fetes and theatres a Kliu Babit a stylish silk dress Hornes Puu and an embroidered Cambric or two. A Deal lived with tin to con Tain the Best i muses n Strong Box for Linen boots so oct books and Odds and two regulation portmanteau one for the Liget weight the other with the or the needed and in ton or zone their a child s party May be much by nicking a Fai a gift to with Bonbons toys and other gifts. The bag should to inwardly of Stout paper and of Good size. This bag should be an Otner Onu of Caln Liziert tissue paper in a Bright color with a huge Ruff or frill at the top. Gold color with Gold and Orange or Pink a Villi a Ruff of Pink and Green u a pretty combination. The bag is swung in the Middle of a wide doorway and each child blindfolded and furnished with a Wand or Light Cane tries to strike tha bag and break it. When the bag broken Oberc is a scramble for the new York Post. Selecting meat Ami poultry there is another requisite for a first class marketer ail that is to be Able to distinguish Between Tough and tender meats. Now there is nothing As meat and too much care cannot to used in Mak ing a selection. It is the same with a roast As with a Steak in making a selection. Tea meat should a a Bright Rod and the Grain of it should be Fine. In baying a swak it is the Rule of caterers to insist upon having it Cut thick Cor nothing a so unpalatable a a thin Beefsteak. Tough poultry is another of the things a Good Bouse Ifo should avoid for there 13 nothing that will vex hungry Man More than a Tough Chicken. The Best method of judging of a Chicken or a Turkey if to lift one of the wings. If tha Akin Breaks easily under the it corsets tight shoes and All artificial and Ake ideas of Drese Are Dis countenanced at or. Moody s Northfield school and Girla Are taught the higher ethics As Well a Irac Lieal results of physical culture. To prevent the juice of fruit pies i rom soaking into the Bottom crust vans in the crust Over with a beaten egg before putting n Tho fruit. White gloves make the lands look Large still they Are very fashionable for Bride maids to Wear with White ant coloured dresses. Holiday throned the states. Are you going Back to your old Home to spend 2hristmftb 1 if to afr your ticket agent or one o Hose cheap Holiday excursion tickets to Ontario and Quebec Over the Chicago pfc. Faul a Khu Bruj City Ailway the canadians beat route through the states to for the round trip. The Chicago St. Paul Kana City roil by Boa always been to the rout with Ita annual excursions. This year we Ofier Indue Meute in the Way of close tonne options equipment Huttl run 13j and god attention to Ita patrons. Try it and you will uus no other Gigantic dry goods and g to having decided to go out of business in Winnipeg and give our whole attention to our already established business in the West and in order to reduce our extensive Slock amounting at present to Over we will commence a monster closing out Sale of our entire Stock. Every department has been gone Over and the goods marked in Plain red figures at prices that will never again be approached in this City. All our bargains Given to thus Itji Blox during this Sale no credit will be Given. All goods must be sold for spot Cash or sent c. 0. D. Read our Bills which will be left at your residences and Tell your friends about this great moving Sale. J. L Blair co. St. Reat Nob then b. B. Me St. P., m. S is Ikie again to the front i with their excursions Ontario Quebec kor the Roond trip. Round trip. On Sale very Tea Frova november Lith to Soth Good for three months or ninety Days. If you find Yeu cannot get Back in ninety Days will be granted on payment of or ii so Days will do full extra or 16 Days for 86. Stop Over Felteen Days in route Folk or Oom Lac All 0. R. Cut sell via the great Northern railway line through St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago Detroit xxx Mon Hamilton Toronto Ottawa Montreal. I d your route Nek for via the great Northern railway and take no other. If you Cam not get All the information you want from you nearest 0. R. Agent Call on or write h. Eighty five oases received into Stock during the last three weeks. Rich cloth of Gold curtains of the finest texture. Great variety of Wall panels Mother of Pearl and Ivory dressing gowns smoking jackets Beautiful fire screens wrought in silk and hand painted jewel boxes writing Denks work. Baskets Etc. Call and inspect. Open from 9 a. M. Till 6 p. M please note address japanese colosseum k3 nearest to Moiten general agent 379 main St., Corner Portage Avenue and main Street. One of the Oom pacy a celebrated tourist bleeping oars will leave Winnipeg for it Paul every monday thursday and saturday. These care Are beautifully fitted and Are in charge of competent port Ora. Lite charge Lor double berth from Winnipeg to St. Pail ;