There Is nothing like settling with ourselves, as
there is a deal we must do without in this life.
To smile at tin; jest which plants a thorn in
another'a breast to become a prim ipui in the mis
chief.
Nothing I: *-o con tag as example: we are never
either much g<»] or much evil without imitators.
Wi k< In’?;-- n: ypr •rs «r a while: but, in the
long run, he who seijj all knaves at work will pay
them.
Tue nen e that never r: . , the eyo that never
blanch* i. the, r,'h? that wanders, are the
harbingers ofvkb > y.
Knitted Shoulder Cape.
K.-a M. Niles. .t <,: . v lu ., 9.
ilaUriaU-une skein each olbi-e 8a: light BcoV b
yarn, and cld gold; one pair of medium size needles
of bone, wood or rubber. Any other two shades
may be used, but one must be dark, the other light-
In this the blue is used for the dark; old gold for the
light.
Caston 55 stitches with blue, knit across plain,
twice, then 1 across scam, plain, scam, i lain, scam,
plain. This makes eight times across.
55 iih old gold knit plain, seam, plain, seam, plain,
scam, plain, scam.
55 ith blue knit across twice plain, scam, plain,
seam, plain, seam, ; lain.
55 ith old gold, plain, seain, plain, scam, plain,
scam, plain, s ?am.
55 ith blue 2 plain rows, scam, plain seam, plain
scam plain.
Repeat until you can count 26 dark stripes and 23
light ones.
