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rtn boutPickens of
a to the uncoil.'
supetior hritie
iiewit.
'
th. .zweted
.re.h13iekinzzow,
e*iii the'4'rea
te is ehnpiyeaeneorU4$4 We
should iP,dtise "my youog person
who is effected by the pretenee 'of
superidrity to turn to eoino of the
vaseages -Diekene 'uniiefelselhit
-*re referred to -by George Barlow
ire au article on the teniva of the
author which appeare Th_e Gen!
temporary Review. They sre an
answer thet makea the critic shriv.
el to his true proportions.
Mr. Barlow speaks particularly of
'e 011
11
lance to the old Elizabethan tragic
1 'rights. Besides the _laughter
4
tw t's
r(ithin ,highr etter for
'then.Ukat Viethervii, wilt; ft
willIttay bc tte.tftetly. (Zoete will
eXtee
g *a Al twist Alta of
.0***age to °reknit% ,
tarititrioaspple growers haupIsh
.
b7igut tu.40 1111;444.10114J lzrge to, remove all the waterprout
br*iich,e4 are 'ileintteott; ordinary tree.
e.jr (,,•Ider,. 'apple, tree* and. 'not a, it0e$ 01119t Je
a the Toinget:treetlikive beet; . Witte .liordeetet*' ViiletetteS,
ntedhOeetred.peetel,peine taken' to ece that
t. s 600106' and plain.bratichoi.*te,
out* eliould he kept
and main hrsuclice
E#c above, the Vig&,.
dieesse of rnixf down ems of
Meat, mud tte the canker below.
A few minutes will usually *Litho
e:4;epineli41,140\btldB4O,40,deleou:,,0.0
'shOWns: that tt ..juitt ":liefotte, htrieiifhlitlit :leierat. the
eli 'ilitteafte. it"',: litOrk. ' *'41414:' bOto.M: th* 11)110,Zi*
,z. . ., . ,, . ,
, ttlei "t* , . .,,
.4. , . ., 4 ' iti *1; antt, Vie tlii,rd, ',witlitn, a
41zaetote,..k, .
ter' mot-' el. the bloSseme
letettiri
tter, patter, dri
e°xan oiie the roe hatf4
Isnee4 fretto e *44
I
1,411
'
fire,
• .
is AS iet Vrankie, with .-pietures the "
re Vied,'
. ;then,' Ifalf tia'‘ pot ratia
h ended c?rti ;road ., vivid. eh
ty. . ‘‘irksolhe l be 1,1-1et tikeettee ,410. tho rot onto 4 , d a h 1 kept him This is vers evident b the
r eaux ett e w o ei -
o d9 , ivineerill:14 le*ves "d frnitt c*loing thelattei, well 'Agitated' *bile' spraying. ' T e -oudden downPour Iddeh VA orea
'more than a Petition, it Will become theeevering directions' for.the erect" 4 to rot. On the surface of the rot ei fiprikying will Oen not only do el his remarks. Even sight of the lake)
the supreme paenion in life,. . 'fie duties and; .problemS of every: t*ti fruit little black' Pustules or' ge et' deal to keep off cankere, butt wa,s ehut out from. him.
This is not the cry of one wlio :ditiy.v.rellitioi: prigs
aicishaiktaiush4 whaigota,4,, of neelelg,tilotitimafrIeLsa.his.lmeadosatpornotthaitittlert4hetioilzo will :deo kill most of the Codling'
"Let God'e will Wel It isn't S u e h an eaisy thing to
med NI ths (which cause the worray sp-lanmee two ce!ger little boy* and a
need to vetch some broad principles These pieePies contain spores which /Ace), the Cigar ;Cases-bee/ewe. Ile.' little girl .tm * raja eleetS-gli_eleinttee
of liviett; we need, mot orall, *ape when set free are carried by the, tol ase -bearers, Canker e.yorroad boats in' the bathtub wei fast oe-t
lead the life on, direct unfaltering)! 6Presd the diseaep itythe summer.
high, Impelling veeliee that shall! wind from tree. tei tree and help' Bed 110445 end roomy other insects ,4 comipe tiresome. A sudden gust et
and in sddition will keep the apples! of wind rattled the windoilk, *nig
through every diMeulty, doubt and A er in of coin er maY eau" free frora !scab, so that orchardists the children did msto kla°17 til
diseased areas OD the trunk and . rhould thus get * return for the, 3°11'06°4 had opened the docfr ind
rerotele. It is not easy to tell in -every time and money spent in the form was et"din,g right hehinde,dienh
large branches or at the main
of healthier trees and more end -land tlfey-dia not -know, eithitr, that
r Twig ihOuld Sdded to oitch,har,
,cause"it inevitable; he is h
IV' 1 ate impotent before him," bu
the cry of one who stye:: "Let his
will be done because it is beak" -
•Not in isubmiesion but .in aspira-
tion does one thus 'pray who bas
reught the spirit 9f this prayer.
There ottenied something noble is not this or that or the other e -
and admirable in rebellion ageing, tail. NVe do hie 'win not by 'the
fear, to * worthY, )1\envenlY Pat.
- THE WILL OF THE FATHER,
the will °I th° Deity 40 1°n0 1111"t° scrupuloua observances of any round
there is "an understanding of the
intensest agonies of life, a power
to penetrate into the abysmal dark-
-41iteilat
''''ElittfiltIrir ',Pik eiitnpriShonsion not
only lof the heights which human
tei
-which - they -may- sink, ---which
brigs Dickens more within the
pale of Ford or Webster than with -
eri
fashion, a w.
as 0110 who need his on- I ing the iithnestwith1
for our subluptioni while g h9
1
C taine4 Icti 0
1$441(10714 wilanrld.runieer(let itshtehe deritteurmillin:
decrease and obligstione impo
upon bine by one who sat in foteifeetive, dominating prinetple, that
kittettileintfOthlWanit firtiWiiteelthattusAow.
-Cted w o
servant of the, di
ig th b
case to which disease a clinker is that somebody wad Uncle
better fruit. Care should be taken'
due.
A Blight Canker' , however, in every case to, see that the spray. The children bed not is
n ing 15 thoroughly done at the times Ned for a tong time, a
re they,were ver ad to
running
rotch or ma
large
eee
Blight are usually distinctly mark-
ed off from the healthy bark by a
crack between the two, and by the
,41A
in color than the healthy bark and
slightly shrunken. As a rule the
surface of Blight Cankers is fairly
rough.-
- • .-:-Iiilitifixiowod:w:tWt7to-t-tuddi bike m-pitvit
splendor in . another world.
uninteresting as long as it was rice np higher,- lio 'est. '
The will of the., divine is that,
tured as the place where Fieoplo
neither would nor could do since we are his children, we shall
ah-or_u-sn All comentoreand-inore--to-Ahe-1
-
‘7,.444...v. •
Tau DIVINE MOUES. fullness of the divine life; it is the except in old cankers where other
Law-abiding communities are seritualiziug, mating heavenly and diseases have got in and caused
tractive, hut there would see* to. vine ail our life. We who pray these.
in the regions traversed by other be little morality or merit where thet prayer must pay its price, we
English writers." Scenes given tot the laws were mechanically obeyed "list •set character, the heyeenly
illustrate Ur. Barlow's meaning without the possibility of infractiqn.! bkenees before "Yr other subject or
are theme leading to the death a nrhtez!,f awse bttaink ionf tthhois desire.
Such a prayer subdues our indi-
.
anies
runs through alt the universe, as vidwa de4Ite* to it3.-1411.purPoses`
Casker, the flight of Lady 'r
Dedlock, the murder of Nancy that which the least atom, end the- it teaches us to see in pain the per-
-Sikes. Many other's might be ad -
(led A9 proof if a dramatic inten-
sity that goes far beyond dramatic
ticks and that is clearly .distingu.
iehed from cleverness in the con-
struetioir of exciting plots. This
tremendoua power has been equaled
se. few authors, and it is pretty
secure egainst the competition of
the future.
M.1•••••••••••••••.•
But Mr. Barlow's judgment on
the • relative merits of Dickens'
books is curious. The "colossal"
productions are "Dombey and
Son," "Bleak House" and "David
Copperfield." The two works last
named have a high rank undoubted-
ly, but "Dombey" has been de-
nounced with extraordinary bitter.
ness in spite of the fact that it con-
tains some of the author's most
widely known characters. The
same limy be said of "'Little Dor.
rit,." Which Mr. Berlow is tempted
tc call the very best of Dickens'
works from the artistic point of
view. But, however much opinions
Islay differ on this question of com-
parative merit, the significant fact
remains that every one of the books
contains something that is worth
knowing and having. The evidence
-of genius is in them all.
" 4.*
VOLES. s
:Yes, wife, I guess we're gettin' obi
The Black Rot Canker, on the
other hand is, as a rule, not dis-
tinctly marked off by a crack be-
tween it and Ake_healthy bark. The
central part, especially if more
than a year old, is US-UallY 30m0 -
what swollen and the bark is rough,
vast planetiretheYr as that lew est fectipg of the l!fe for the purposes black and checked. On part of the
,
harmony which means fullness and: ef divine. affection; it sees in lostes smoother surface there will nearly
beauty of life, then the constant the cutting away of that which alwaya be found numerous little
hope of every heart and endeavor might load the life down and pre- black pimples or pustules about
of every right life is to de that will, vent its _moving in harmony with one-third the size of the head of a,
to be ill Wile with that univereal all developing life into the heaven- pin. ' These are the places where
harmony. . ly glory -of character. • • spores are produced that spread the
The will of heaven is not written HENRY F. COPE. diseitim in the spring of the year.
' Both kinds of cankers may live
over from year to year and con -
Great people -Literal, "heavy,' tinue to increase in size. This is
referring, not to greatness in Our especially true of Black Rot Can -1 than our own,- causing to stumblo
sense, but to immensity involving ker, -though -often this as well as; in the path of right -doing, they are
a correspondingly heavy burden of the other may die out at the end' the forbidden fruits for us and
Lord' area may I of the first year. The diseased' have attactied to them a priori too
responsibility.
10. The speech pleased- the be small in either kind or; heavy for us to pay, and which -the
-The element in Solomon's choice4 again it may include the whole of , remorsc of a whole lifetime could
which makes it pleasing to God let the trunk and part of the branch.' not 'liquidate.
his perception of the supreme iSn.I es, or env run for several feet! Never be willingfi to go into debt
portance of vrisdora and diecretion along a single branch. In old trees' for a pleasure. It's only the 'shadow
ID government as eontrasted witV cub' the branches are attacked. I of a good time -a foolish dream
external • greatness or military Remedies -Where a tree is too; with a dread awakening back of it.
,glory. In later year* however, the badly attecked to give any hope) It's often hard to go• without, but
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
DEC. IC
Lesson •X'.. Solomon Chows Wis..
dem. Golden .TeXt,
' Prov. it. 10. -
Verse 4. Gibeon-Identified by
scholars with the modern village of
el -Jib, which lies five or six miles
northwest of Jerusalem. In ear-
lier times it was one of the princi-
pal Hivite cities, and one of a
group which through deception bad°
effected a league with Joshua (Josh.
e. 3-17), thereby escaping the fate
of Ai And .Terz6ho. It was after.
ward allotted to Benjamin and
Made a Levitical town. For a time
the tabernacle had rested here, and
from 3er. 41. 16, it seems that af-
ter the destruction of Jerusalem by
Neteachaibeezzar Gibeort *gain be-
VaTne'tlur seated -the -goys:m=103C-
eThe great_ high place -One of the
-
but don't you tahe on so. , '1 principal centres of worship for th
ten tribes. Only gradually wasthe
Coirte, dry .your eyes an' try to
think'twas right that °she should worship of Israel centralized
go; Jerusalem. '
Of course the house is soleran-like Burnt offerings -The burnt offer -
an' still, but if you Mind ing was one in which the entire vice
Your mother suffered jos' the [same tim consumtd upon the alter. It
ewheri you left her behind ; symbolized' the entire surrender td
Her mother must have felt it, too God of the individual or the con -
for since the world was known, gregation, for whom it -wee offered.
Young folks have married off an The animals prescribed for this
left th' old folks all alone. secrifice were a young bullock, a
lamb, or goat (alwsys- a male), or
.4
Come! -come! don't sob AS though in em'ell of .poverty, turtle doves
all joy had vanished from your or, young pigeons (Lev. 1. 3, 10
. )
iifei , ,,, 14). The ritual of thia sacrifice is
'Twas right that S - he shoutd do ft. d'seribed in Part irk Lev. lb 14-17*
God meant her fora wife . ' and '7" 8* ' ' . 2
Of courise well taisa her em,piric 0: As he walked' before thee i.
. '
facean' miss her words of, cbear truth and in righteousness --Solo.
And oft when supper time 4 done, mon did not , fail to tract. the pros-
' we'll, wish that slhe was here Verity of his hither, David, t* the
To ,mius these simple Ebngs ageirS feet thst thte latter had kin *
Ltref ihe did before
Ile vim(' nto her lifer an' h e r'i servant1a/11j:011to 6sit ' ' °°11f 311eilicsithstrrlia.11"71"
la
*Wire from the door. ' ' r perpetuation of the 1)evidie dynes
1r , \, 1 i * t was accourtted the gieatest of
Ate t-41.1, miss her, ten,/ 'wallet 1laertinrlittile child -Young f'stnd
when my day' m work is through - B
/Pu like to tee her mine to me, the inexperienced in statelrafts 0010,'
%AY Idle used to mort,appettred to hiresel as X. Mere
do,.
Bringing tey slipper e to the fire an' child in view Of the- varied great
kneelin!'by.my chair responsibilities which his new poi.
To Put 'eat on, the while I stroke tion '11* * ruler placed upon ”him.
her *Teeth, of golden heir, Go out or come in -The Hebrew
An' then then I'li think herfluebarid.gets way' of referring to the general
the favors that were mine, comportment or behavior ef a per.
n those are perquisites of love *011'
hardest to resign. .
413n't eightake on
it's mtghty plain .to me
thinkie of the glays.goite by
she plwrod About your knee;
lleet she's grown op cow,
ht that sbe ehouN$ tqo
it's hard on us at tunes
ehoeldifse show;
itittin..* bees tonight
he
•
S. A great pop1e that cannot be
numbered ---No aceu'ratgi or reliable
eensus of the Jewish nation At thil
'time is available. Solomon's state-
ment, howevet, was that of an in.
experienced tiller *oho *fouldt na.
turally etivorate the - extent of
• datieiS *nd torts *hick Ito had not
144 encountered.
thiderstanding •Ifehrew
The *suss of the eltuipoi
"A readisiess to heat tomplaints
West to jadge the pee
con found to be very much uncles tAkr
aro
pen o COM3
uet the ,right tint, 89 it waa
7iiitiferatelfiatilte4W,
L. CAESAR.. ed with kisses, and 'Coaxed to tell
a story. Truthfelly Uncle Ned
Agricultural College, Guelph. gazed at the logs in the fireplace.
eese. - -161122..1w. ea:a esoneeehtnesperkeeeeittlpeeeeee
prompted y sqdden idea, "let's
N'EVEK GO INTO -DMIT FOR A have another magic trick, and this
PLEASURE. shall be called tho 'Russian Noun -
Mee' And -now rt_Lgetethe-thin
_ --
l'eteeT---rour--elelitWatisuts- ait1.--s-Sh _11 see/au:yen-- - •
Get the. Best Out of ithioiki. While the ehirdren were gathering
mum, the table uncle returned with
The price that we pay for plea- s small "kerOsene lamp, a. strip of
sures should have something more paper about four inches wide and
than a few 'moments' thought de- eboue three feet long. a gluts of
voted to it, for it hie serious re- wato a teaspoon and a small plate.
sults. Without question the more These he placed on the table, while
timed° the pleasure, the healthier fromtb
he leoek4ng bdeooekrceaasseielgie inselseizet-a
its e irdluott;reedenita, and
de tohfoltehaneprpiietr may eafour
you from a very large to a tiny book.
will he in the end. Pleasures re- Ife lighted the lamp and held tho
earneear_iugla'"'atitrpt3iretls oTkotru'brin;: trip of paper over the top near
enough so thee it tsoon became cov-
and when we indulge in any tilau ered with thick, veasy lampblack.
degrade and do not elevate us; 'peen on
ta%4 .vhb"heei ac riper,
fpheoeur hattItahee0 hbeg468:CeOkaaospsday: fu, uprightitdilictoatrbe°anak,ner9ddj
ourf'tgrnmecdot n°u8 sea: lwhencaebeit; twah the Yevnal 1 like' leYe 11°*: owelndt; thiininy bookal')t Ioeger, itesaienidnath
another or influence a life weaker exc,w,
wwhorekil otliredulteyavteouwshuienhfititeifed hasf ortahse.
et in enpaerteet set N. theed
king lost his simplicity of purpose
and purity of aspiration, becoming
enamored with the glory of outward
display. •
12. An understanding hart -Per-
haps better, "a discerning mind."
13. There shall not be--eilebrew,
'we are ready," and taking a little
watec in the teaspoon, he et it fall
drop by drop upon the paper.
"Giacions :" said Frankie. "Just ,
see hew it, rolls!" and eure enough
one after another the tiny drope
rolled down the eaclined plane of
• ne book, gaining speed enough
each -time to mount'the4ext, ana
so on into the plate.
The children, each in turn drop-
ped some water on the paper, and
of its re,Covery it should be cal the serc.etest joy that comes to us,
striving to see which could gain the
watched with delight the tiny drops
*ibis, for otherwise the disease will, minute of the day, 11 the ‘1,05" ° a plate in the quickest. time. It was
down and burned as soon as peg. that builds and raeteates ns every
near supper -time when they thought
spread from it even though the peaceful heart and_ mind conetmt
what a aurprise greeted them
I The
tree itself be dead. In the same way with small .ineans,"and mayilling
_';' rahi had ceased. the dark, threat.
to look out of the window -and
dead or dying branches should be to destroy its serenity for a phalli.
cut off and burned either this fall tom of pleasure. Tette up your
laYouslY, a'au ening clouds had gone, and the sun
or catly, next spring, taking par -1 nancial Imitations
preceding veree. Tile epos° of .thao
t-hei ticuLar pains to see that the cut is make them glee you. back some in -
"There bath not been.," as in
clause+ thus becomes, , wide several inches below any trace -nor sweeteesa for the deprivations
not been any among the kings as -
"V -here n** of the diseased area. All cats thus they force upOn you.
prosperoue as thou shalt be for all made sheuld be disinfected in the e Study your environment and see
ehy days." manner described below and then where your limitations lie and then
pointed. - if this is done the frost do not be afraid to face them. Say
14. Walk in my ways, to keep my will not injure them. Wherever a to yourself, "I can allow sq. Much
statutes and 111y. com.mandments -4- healthy stub is left after cutting off for this, so much for that," and
Compare the similar charge in 1 the cankered part of a, branch it then adjust your needs and your
lad-poteheen -finiltleese but the- grafted. . uteetor-theeeerestrietionie -There
liangit-2.-24'.- — --- -----,- - - -eAtilicatividresfrin-themring-an
eral attitude of hii,lieartetnd inflict -Allen_ thi-Leatikervi arco aro :41041040omsotirikrtauvfn,geot teruwly noble
As thy father did -David's
. d the commandments of Seel not too large, especially on the' on a email income,. courageotisty,
hoesh had been- right, -and, ini the .trunk and crotches, they should be cheerfully,. and with the deterram-
whole, he had -sought conscienti- 'neatly .cut out with a knife or some; ation of ge+ting the best, the right
*wily to obey the etatutes and coin- sharp. inetruraent until the healthel kind of "the best," out of the con.
bark is reached. The wounde thus ditions that surround her... - New
mandments of his God. made innst be disinfected and paint- Idea Wonian'a Magazine. -
15. Behold, it was -a dreame.-The, ed with white latl (free from tur- . •
dream in this ease, however, had pentine). The painting should be
the same influence over Solomon as rtpeated next spring to make sure
an actual experience of the same 'that
. no disease gets into 'the
import ,wood b4ve hid. . wounds. The! best dieinfectient to
beep. brenglit by Dad to Jernsae titmice by Avid .te to One hundred
d utts:euiZthe"oiefinv: p$aurbtilin,ofattehi°1 f s u theb.
The ark of the covenant -This b"a
. .
lem and had Lonna a Peranent parts. of water., Any druggists will
' Offered up burnt offerings - 'As how to ntake it up. The material
1 . tory girle. Smile' of the largest face
teries'in. London are in the meet and
.
resting place on 'Mount Zion. ppply th ' b t d ''
pp. y et su s anee an exp am
"at • Gibeort, so at • Jerustileni, 60i -will cbst only a few colt3.•• A...iioda, -Nett central: Astrieteoin the, heart
king offers up enerificeinndihative ,,en or glass Vessel mint 'bogiteetl in of the louden!' alums e -These' gas
'of the eolmeeration of himself to ' stead of iron,or tin ais,the substance generally are recogoized bY their
vill' corrode these'. Corrosive sub . cockney swegger and their , large,
lineste is deadly peison' when theken, black lista trimmed with. sfpielly
interhally;, 119IVAVO Eiltitt. be taken 1 feathetss - They 'ore lean and .gaunt
not to allot, anything todrink the looking, a most edmmen expreseion,
liquid,' and to weeli thoroughly tke its exhOition ahd despeir, ,The
vestal befere using it,for another 4leerrige woes p144 ktlit7er gii;li ha
urPoeet. The beet' way to disinr tmeo * etteek. (Their 'home life ,Ist
was shining -bright and clear.Th,
next day they .could have their pic-
nic, and a much better time be- _
cause they would have Un-ele Nod
with them. -Youth's Companion.
LONDON FACTOWY GIRLS. _
Are Most Interesting Type of Work.
• lug Women In England.
The erto4 interesting type -of work.
ug women -ROW are the fae.
the high office, of tiller over the
if.
Peav**. offerings -These differect
from lthee.binrittS fferiniei that
°oily tfkrtain ..psitAcks Ad the Attila)
eiteritIOsd were btietted,tipon ,tlie
ter Verfidn of the theht
giveri to the 'obleiating priest; What
the other portion was returned 't
the Person bringing tha,offerint5
and was tiled by him in the satri.
lIcial (test which ttsuall3f, actom.
partied the tereniony. So in ton.,
neetion with the peace offering' here
mentioned the king made a feast. to
all his tervants.
A gentleman, who wet:, no lort
yoilog, and who never *AS hen
some, said to & child in presence
her Parental "Well, iriv dear,. wh
o you thiuk of The litt
*Made WI rept* and the gentle-
Maa COtktitilte4:. gliCtito &let
ell ttit, Atlri won't. von!'
iittlit fat bands tuelieti,the ttint
* pirefore into hernsoafft., as
she 'aidstrehle., in s timi4 tril*
" (omei* 1 dont
nit St.:MOO)
Mate is simply to tie it little sponge i! work Their homes Are gizetp
T'st '''"11‘1 *ith mlb' no better. than the' / factories they
44.11:0411,1.AP:dfl, (:tifteeirtdhipC-inintgli6it'einn(124"t "att°' 2A1(.1 th"811 not
13""
to the liquial ,Nva over -tile surface
of their pareitte, they are ut u
.01 the .wou,,A; ,Tbir,, Will kin any dauglitere. They do their share t
kind
do *wfaltrr omit weattlinrevreetior. the fa- bitireistolt,ilitift:Pbliliftl.°:ttlett'llittlillia°crf:5111i4ettrriral!siy141
tire it IA .secemory (1).te, prevent
s far M! tpdisible injury to tree* ttlitio'l‘gtr:septiteeotttirego' ItT14,1!:1101:tveclutit.
'y such iiietees alo tearing off the
tapi4ktb,yowrh'hi,iteehto.rtoetss oinr r,eithimerhliningp.liet. tind D'rees tlitb, and theugh the
outd be :disinfected *ad iltillt*d atlYs.
oundol are
tutu In thic way, the money iti deposited eaeli week, ev.
cry, dollar is ' pent before the holi.
,.4_,,, --
,-,- ,
nci):, otherwise they let m the . :
*ot the dise*I'to Cankers ainee tllile ."Tlitee eeetv'e 'I ' he
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GLIZIA, IN Snors.
ohis 144;u6; -rd"Y •
In Japan to day, as in this con*. -
ire, eels prefer .the itelependence
offered by situations irk spinning
and weaving -mills, in shop and fee,
torn to the drudgery and depend -
once of .honeehold • versice, espec-
ially to hiring thernselvee A)titr.as
maid(' of. all work, with the various
attendant restraints and hardships,
to the average middle or lower -was
Jellanese failily of less than a m
orate income. The rural distriets
Of._44pan- heve-heen--- -th
gteat mune of supply frim which
dornestips 1iao bOoll repreited, but
eince industrial entorprices of one
Jana and .airther have iven 'started
chrougliont the. feountr,7„ th4
1.1s who would havedrifted 'to
the titles' and towns in que4 'o
plaicess .doineetics no* -go to food
epindle and loora.
The reason ki gli!,..reveretiotAis
woforti.. first plftee, theepia4
pitinit* '\eeptiPiiil by 'the' rerivant
tlie household under t7e f
system is rapidly beeelnitm
the past, to tho j4sPcoxid
°WigIVOLielli :and girls Iclo once
intinto service' for 1)u1-p5ece g)f
ial education and rentaeownt, •
Choose to gain a mom
etiltitre in the tcheole where
ran' -hes of knowledge ate taught
in, the reeding of western becke
thiin to itcquire ol4fashion-
, &eels in • homes where they
tuight still be itubilie41 by tho.se will.
ing to toter theles in the iderior
capittitv of maids.
41
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f tikya
le*•"14
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