Household Sins

Some cooks will throw out the water ia vyliich tueats have been boilod, without lettinfj it cool to tjke off the fat. Bits of raeat are thrown out which vroüld uiake haphed meat or hash. The flonr is gif ted in a wasteful manner, and the brcafl pan left with the dough aticking.in.il. Pie-crust islaid by to eour, icstead of mnkiug u fow tarts fnr te Cold puddings :ire considered {jood for nothing, when ofteutiuies they can be steatncd for the nest day. Vegetables aro thrown away that woulii warm for breakfast qjpely. Dkhclotha are thrown down where mico can destroy them. The scrubl)iiif;-brush is left in water. Tubs and bnrrrls uro left in the sun to dry and full apart. Niee handled knives are thrown into üot water. Silver spoons are used to pcrape kottles. Orcam is allowed to mold and spoil. Coffee, tea, pepper and spices ;ire left to stand open and loso their ftrength. The cork is left out of the molasses jug, aad the flirts take possession. Viuegar is drawn in a tin basin and alloutd Ui stand ut: til lioth baeio and vin cgar are spoilid. Dried fruit is not taken care of in season aud beeomes worniy. Potatoes in the cellar grow, and the sprouts aro not removed uutil they becomo Dgcleii. Pürk spoils for wnnt of snit, and beef beeausc the brino wants Bcatding. Bo:.es are burnod that wouid make sonp. (Jlothes are Itft on the line to whip to picces i;i the wind. Bromns are liever hung up, and soon ore ppoik'd. Colorado lias a community of ':Humanitarian Pioneer," onc of whose laws phohibits celibacy above tho nge of 25 in man and above tho ipe ot 21 in womnu, "as outragtous to humau digniiy and welfare." Ncar Hurtford, Connecticut, Mondav the first froBt of the seacon was noticud in the low lands. The youth who "wonldn't listen to reaBOü" had to listen to the pólice tice.