Thb change of dav and night of the
seasons, of dowers and fruits, ami what
ever else meets us from epoch to epoch,
so that we can and should enjor it;
these are the profier springs of earthly
life. The more open we are to these
enjoyments, the happier do we feel our
selves; but, if tlie change in these
phenomena roll up anil down before us
without our taking interest in them, if
we are insensible to such beautiful
offers, then comes ou tlie greatest evil,
the heaviest disease; we regard life as a
disgusting burden.
Waffles. To a pint and a half of
best w heat flour add a teaspuoiiful of
table salt and two ol Del-mul a best
saleralus, stirring iu dry. Then add a
pint of buttermilk and sweet milk to
make a batter that will roiie from a
spoon. Bake 111 wame Irons over quick
bre, but not hot enough when put in to
burn the butter or lard you grease with,
Thick milk ran be substituted for butter
milk, and water for sweet milk, though
cream were better. Xo egg, Auwicvn
Ir w e eat just enough, both mind and
body are invigorated. If we eat too
little, both become weak and faint the
body trembles, the mind is inefficient;
if we eat too much, the stomach cannot
eliminate the material which is to give
out a pure carbon, and it then gives out
an impure article, and mind and body
are oppressed the former loses its ac
tivity, the latter Its vigor.
