In crowded city quarters at leant, a
considerable amount of surplus. It la
a mistake, in tills advance of tho
world's economy'. to hoard useless
things. The thrllty New England
housekeeper of two or three genera
Hons ago was wise to pul aside In the
big roomy garret any household be
longings not needed at live time. Per
haps she lived miles from a railroad;
certainly her reicnirees were scant In
comparison with those of her poster
ity, and almost any article was sure to
iillivln n second period of usefulness if
kepi long enough. The same need
which prenipled a woman living In lh
early ’"o’s of this century In the west
ern purl of Hie state to soak nails In
water and drink the liquid because alio
fell tho need of a tonic', mid the trips
to live nearest doctor's, forty miles
away, were only quarterly, made* tho
preservation of goods and elmllels an
| tilincml equally slei n duty.
THU V MILK I) I, AI) V.
1
, ’I lie success of the veil depends upon
disci el icin in choice of patients ami lis
inellioil of acljusliiieiil. Indeed, the art
of put l lug on a veil Is a dlfHeult ono.
