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The Catholic Art and Book Depot
In and Around the Home
534 HAY STREET.
Opposite
Next door to Celtic Club.
'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
King Edward Hostel.
Miss M. j. McDERMOTT, Proprietress (Late Mrs. A. M. RYAN).
Last Night 'The stars were shining in my room And flooding it with light, And so when I was through my Beads, I said "Dear Stars, good night!" :
And then I bad a lovely dream ; For hanging way up high, I saw the stars in rosaries All round the arching sky.
In discordant families the vixen and the termagant the unman with sour temper and rasping voice-is not alone to be saddled with the blame. There is such a thing as a nasty -tempered husband. In high circles and low you find. women grappling with him every day. What pleases him to -day irritates him to-
Altar Society likes. Best Wax Candles, Wicks and Floats, Charcoal, inChildren of Mary Manuals. All Societies Medals in stock. cense, &c. Prayer Hooks, Holy Cards &c. Sacred Heart Association Badges. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PRO mpT ATTENTION. life. A sensible wife will not nag, nor scold, nor cry. She swill- maintain her home in beautiful order. Keep a good table, and not offer lame excuses for keeping her husband waiting. She will not con-
morrow. The bad-tempered man makes trouble whether he has any reason I'm sure there were a thousand there, or not, and a woman needs great tradict cherished statements, but Bright rosaries of goldGreat star -beads strung on chains of tact if she is to get along with him rather study to gratify in all things light, at all. She will have a warm time the legitimate likes and fancies of of it if she plays into his hands and her lord. For angel hands to hold. grumbles back at him. Her only To the husband I would say, But when I woke the stars were gone safety lies in showing by her action blue arching the out From that she cares little for all his wra- whatever else you may attempt to check in your wife, do not try to And yet I wonder if my dream thy tirades and railings. Was, after all, not true ? The nuptial ceremony guarantees stop the flowing tide of her talk. neither happiness nor misery in For heaven's sake, let her talk on, life's partnership. It does not alter possessing your soul in peace. Within the income the nature of the married. It does Praise her much, blame her a little Moodines, can soon become an ugly make a virtuous woman out of a only. and that never before others. not who one the to habit, troublesome heartless coquette, or a model hus- Tire not in giving her toltens of trying most and it has indulged in your love-women have a passion Out a brutal and lazy indiviband of Cararound. to the tempers of those for jewelry and finery-and forget failings one dis11`hatever the dual. moodiness ried to its last extreme, not that women's thirst for symrethe chosen companion, a in coveres often is is insanity, of which it pathy is like that of flowers for sunpremonitory symptom. As a rule, it member that one must bear and for- shine. has its root in some physical de- bear. give and take, forgive and To both husband anti wife I say forget. This is the golden rule of rangement ; the spleen or the liver Be it your constant aim to deserve married life. or the stomach is responsible for it. are Time heals many a %vound, and it mutual trust, and, above all things, When the digestive organs also harmonizes many a discordant. keep from your threshold the greenrest the with harmoniously working note in the family circle. We have eyed monster called jealousy. Never of the body, and the physical funcknown married couples who were as forget that your lifelong study must tions are in order, people are At one he to become ever more closely, inuncogenial as could be. moody. Good temper and good spirits depend largely on good health. period of their wedded life it seem- dissolubly true and indestructibly good, so that, developing character ed as though all affection and all Sometimes the moody person is The remedy happiness had left the fireside. At and chivalrous conduct, courtliness burdened financially. here is to get rid of the needless the hard and hitter school of ex- and considerate kindness to all. your load. Live as commonsense and hon- perience they learned to refrain and home may truly become a school of esty dictate within the wise limits and restrain, to endure, and be virtue and knowledge, a sanctuary of the earnings. If the balance is on patient. As the months rolled on of prayer and purity, 'he abode of were love and peace, in a word, the fairmisunderstandings the right side the result, according their to Mr. Micawber, is bliss. smoothed over and their idissen- est and dearest spot on earth.-Rev. sions healed. The day dawned at Henri Blanchot, C.S.S.P. last when harmony was restored in Happy Marriages The first lai,iness of husband and the home. and they were able to The Hurt Attitude How much trouble and unhappiness wife is to try and understand each live happy and useful lives tois caused in this world by the per.0ther. making allowances for the es- gether. Of all qualities, good temper is son who is always being hurt and sential differences of their sex, temperament. education and family the one that wears and works the offended. Real friendship is too big and tine traditions. if they fail to do so, best in married life. Only as hus-lovers' quarrels" will soon degene- band and wife live in harmony and for such childish %quibbles. Real peorate into hitter wrangles; ceaseless peace with each other, bearing each ple-the kind worth having as friends carping and complaining, squab- other's faults and each other's bur- .-are too busy to be always on the bling and nagging will come to he dens and loyally fulfilling the mis- lookout for slights. The person who the favourite pastime in the turbul- sion God has set for them, can there is perpetually getting hurt could be any hope of a wholesome family have no better medicine for her ent kingdom of home. ;
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bruises of the spirit than to be left severely alone. Catering to her only With the aggravates the trouble. other treatment-if there be any good to her-she may get well, and become a real worth -while friend. What a travesty on friendship is this hurt attitude Such persons as those who spoil our happiness, imand even somepede our actions, times actually harm us by the restrictions and demands of their super-sensitiveness, have no right to the name of friends. !
Stewed Cabbage with Beef Take one pound and a half of beef, wash it in warm water, stew in a little water its a large covered pan with salt and pepper. Add one cabbage head, quartered, when the meat Add some is about half cooked. water and when the cabbage is tender add potatoes, peeled, washed and When the potacut in even pieces. toes are done remove from fire. In all, the time required to cook is about two hours. If there is too much water, dust a little flour over,
but there should he plenty of liquor.
Home=made Glue Boil water and a lump of alum down to a thick paste. Must be apThis wears like plied while hot. iron. Any breakage in the household may be fixed with it, such as dishes, furniture or anything that needs fixing.
Corned Beef Salad When you have a delicious piece cf navel corned beef cooked at home a delightful salad may be arranged without any trouble of the custom-
ary salad dressing mixture. Let the meat come to the table in long slices ranged layer after layer, separated by rows of parsley or some other green garnish. Serve to each guest, passing the oil and vinegar bottles, and dressing well with the former, sparingly with the latter.
After Boiling a Ham Let it cool in the water in which it was cooked. This helps to make it more tasty, moist and tender. The same rule also applies to a tongue.
Worth Knowing When
E. (LateARUNDEL BECHTEL R.
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Wholesale and Retail Saddle and harness manufacturer
a flsbbone is stuck in one's
throat, lemon juice will remove it. If the lemon is sucked for a little while the bone will move on. In one case it succeeded after the bone had been in the throat two days. Another use for leman juice is to remove warts. This is done be '::op Ping it on twice a day.
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