EMPIRE SELF-RAISING The West AUSTRA LIAN
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RECORD
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1911
In and Around the Home
Remember
Home, Sweet Home
The boy in the family is usually the one who suffers most from parAt the dedication of the 1 ohn Hoents' shortsightedness. He doesn't ward Payne memorial gate at Union 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, object, as a rule. He cannot be Cottage, New York, a grandnephew Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home expected to understand the value of of the Poet, told how the words of the education he is neglecting. He " Horne Sweet Home " came to be regards it as manly to earn his own written. Home Rusts The Day of living and is anxious to associate A useful machine oil is made Payne was living in Park at the of with men, and work with them. But time, Mr. Luquer said, and was actone Part of paraffin and three God made a little day for me. parents should look a little beyond ing as Dramatic Agent for Covent olive oil. Mix thoroughly. And it was very kind 0 the present. The regret of a grown Garden Theatre. He was comfortaTo give a little child the sea, To whiten ivory handles of knives, man that he has not had an educa- bly established in an apartment on The blossoms and the wind. which have become yellow through tion is keen when he realises that it the Palais Royale. Not many months being wet, rub them with fine sand - was within his reach. He made it out of something blue, before his fortune had been at low Paper till white. If the blades have ebb, following a disastrous attempt And there was rose -like air, me rusty from become \nd morning came and brought careless usage, rub at theatrical management in LonWhen the years have slipped he. down them also with tine sandpaper, and and memory runs back over the path don, but he had extricated hima elf they will look as good as new. Upon a silver stair. from his financial difficulties. He You have come, you will be glad 3ou stopped to speak to every friend you was preparing two plays and a soHe made a little lane to run, Rust on tireirons-It is most try- met, sa3s a writer, and to have left called opera for production at CovAnd by its side a tree, ing to find one's fireirons neglected ent Garden, and it happened that the there were fields with grasses in this way. Rub the steel thor- them all with a warmer feeling in theme And of the opera was the longing did so. And you inoughly with sweet oil, and leave it for home of an unhapP3 exiled girl. you will be glad that you were hapHe made them' all for me. for 48 hours. Then take some fineA song was needed for the herpy when doing the small, everyday ly Powdered unslaked lime and rub enI looked away about a mile things of life, that you served the oine, " Clari " to sing at her the steel with it until the rust disAnd there I saw a hill, best you could in earth's lowly trance in the first act, and to appears. this requirement Payne wrote the And valle3s lit with bloomy smile, round. You will he glad that men And down their sides a rill. have said all along .our " I verses which were to make him famCement for Joining Mackintosh.ous. He wrote undoubtedly under know I can trust him he is as true the He made it very warm at noon, Dissolve some shreds of pure indiastress of strong emotion, and the You will e e That all the [lowers might grow, rubber in naphtha to form a stiff words expressed his own heartfelt dehave been some rainy days in your And all the happy binds and things and Paste. Keep tightly corked, sire, for it 'was ten years since be life. Clouds and storms are not Seemed to admire Him so. whet; required for use apply a little had left his family and friends, and worst the things life. If in there of the cement to each edge to be And then beyond the noon it seemwere no storms the fountains would during that time he had suffered bring the edges together, Joined, ed dry up, the sky would be filled with many severe trials. Place a weight on them, and leave About a month later he forwarded Not dad time any more, would Poisonous vapours, and life till hard. But shadows b3. a dusky sea cease. You will be glad that 3ou the opera to Henry R. Ilishop, the That kissed a shadowy shore. brought smiles to men, and not sor- musical director of Covent Garden, For a acraP-book paste, dissolve row. you suggesting an air for " Home, Sweet will he glad that you have So, as the morning brought rue slowly in water a piece of common met all with a hearty hand -shake, Home," which Bishop so admirably glue two inches square, adding as down, never dodging one of them, but tur- adapted that the words and melody much alum in powder as glue. Then The evening gave me rest, all to the best possible are inseparably associated. work half a teaspoonful of flour into ning them " Clari," was produced on the Nth By folding me in dreams of love acco unt. a paste with a little cold water. May, 1823, and " Home, Sweet Upon its heavenly breast. Stir all together and boil till disHome," as sung by the charming I thanked Him happily for the day- solved. When almost cold add a What is a good life worth if it le Ann Maria Tree, was received with And still my lips repeat teaspoonful of oil of cloves or laven- not crowned with a good death ? enthusiasm, its popularity increasing How good it was in Him to make Yet a good life is the nearest ap- from day to day. der. A day for me so sweet 0 proach in our power to a good To Remove Paint from Your Clo- death ? Yet a good life is the nearHappy and strong and brave shall thes-When the stains are dry, soften est approach in our power to a good we be, able to endure all things and courage to be Herself death. There have been comparatiEver3. day it is possible to to do all things, if we believe every see them b3 lightly rubbing the material The soften- vely few good deaths which have not day', every hour, every moment women whose lives are Positively do- with a little salad oil. of come at the end of good lives.-Faour life is in God's hands. minated by the thought of " what ed mass will then more easily yield ther Faber. people will say." Women thus Put. to the action of the other solvents. Strictly speaking the imagination damps upon their own natures in Then saturate the spots with a soltheir endeavours to shape themselves ution of equal parts of turpentine As sons of God we are all chil- is never governed it is always the So long as we remember ruling and divine power, and the rest wash dren. according to somebody's else's pat- and spirits of ammonia, and this, and seek to bring ourselves in- of the man is to it only as an intern. Go into a street of small nou- out with soap and water. to tune with the infinite b. obe3ing strument which it sounds or a tabses. Is not nearly every window dressed the same as every other win- Silence sets us free from many sins the laws of nature and of society- let on which it writes clear1y and in where the latter do not conflict with sublimely if the wax be smooth and dow ? Do not girls seem ever to which one is liable to commit " He that keepeth his freedom of the spirit or the mind- the strings true, grotesquely and wiltry to enace their individualities ty speech. all adopting exactly the same ar- mouth and his tongue, keepeth his we are sure to find life a reasonably dly if they are stained and brol.m.Husk in happy and helpful experience. rangement of their hair, the same soul from distress."-Lescoubier. cut of collar, Perhaps even the same round locket suspended even on the same length of chain ? It is the woman who does her hair j: a way that is becoming to her own Lace no matter how other people do theirs, who has ideas about her front curtains that make her windows different from her neighhour's-it is the woman who in other words, has the courage to be herself ivho stands out as a real persnn.
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