_ Express Puppive, —HEight or ten fine juicy apples, pared and cored, one-half a pound of stale maccaroons pounded fine, two tablespoonfuls of sugar, one- half a teaspoonful of cinnamon, one-half a cupful sweet jelly, one pint of milk, two tablespooniuls of corn starch, the whites of three well-beaten eggs and a little salt, Put the apples into a well buttered pudding dish, fill full of water, cover closely, cook in a slow oven until tender. Drain off the water and cool the apples. Put into each apple a spoonful of jelly, sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon, cover and stand awhile, Seald the milk, stir in the maccaroons, galt and corn starch. Wet with a little cold milk. Bol all together one min- ute. Take from the fire and let it stand a few minutes, Then stir in the eggs beaten to a stiff froth. Pour the mix- ture over the apples, bake three-quar- of an hour, and eat, while hot, with sauce. Teaming or CHILDREN,—AS s00n a8 your lititle lass can prattle and mu about teach her order, cleanliness, neat- ness and economy. The second you Suices ov Quince, Quince was oue of the good things that was served up in the “Nonsense Verses” with ‘‘a run- cible spoon,” after ‘‘he fed her with mince,” There is uo good reason why all the good quinces should be preserved for future use, Some of them may be baked and eaten with butter and sugar, or. with cream and sugar, and are an excellent relish at dinner, Quinces and sweet apples preserved together are de- licious; one-third quinces to two-thirds apples is a good proportion; cook the fruit much the same as for marmalade, only try to preserve the form; this is sometimes most effectually done by steaming the fruit, using the water un- der the steamer to make the syrup with. It 18 a good plan to can a quart of the clear quinces, for they may be used to flavor apple sauce and apple pies when apples are almost without flavor in the spring. —— Quince butter is made by slicing pared quinees, and boiling them mn suf- ficient water to entirely cover them; let them cook until they are reduced to pulp, then rub them through a sieve, can commence almost at birth, Buy her some toys—dolls, a house and ora. | dle, if possible—supply her with a | place to put them in, nor suffer any | member of the family to disturb or | appropriate that place. As soon as she | is tired of her playthiugs make her carefully dust and stow them neatly away in their proper places, This will teach her order and punctuabty. | As she advances give her lessons in sew- | uig and making garments for her dolls; | also to make the curtains, carpets and upholstery for the chairs, sofas and ot- tomans, and arrange them properly, to keep the house clean and the doll’s | clothes also, By this you will lay the | foundation of a good, sound, practical domestic education, and will soon dis- cover all the elements of a well-ordered and regulated system pervading every action and movement of your little pu- pil meee Preserved Quinces.—Use the orange | quinces. Wipe, pare, quarter and re- move all the core, Take an equal | woight of sugar. Cover the quinces | with cold water, Let them come slowly to a boil. Skim, and when nearly soft put one quarter of the sugar on top, but do not stir. When this boils add another part of the sugar, and continue until all the sugar is in the kettle. Let them boil slowly until the color you like, either light or dark. Creasy Sgvoe.—The whites of - three eggs, yolks of two, one cup of powdered sugar, two teaspoonfals of vanilla, six tablespoonfuls of thick, rich cream. Beat the whites to a stiff froth, then add the sugar. Beat the yolks and add the cream, Beat until light, Mix to- gether. Add the flavoring. Be sure to beat the sugar and whites of eggs to- gether thoroughly betore adding to the rest. Capital Comfort. Wasnaixatoy, D. O.—-Mrs. Mary K. Sheed, 1110 Maryland avenue, Wash- | mngton, D, C., states, that for several years she had suffered terribly with facial neuralgia and could find no relief In a recent attack which extended to the neck, shoulders and back; the pain was intense. She resolved to try St, Jacob's Oil, the great pain-reliever, Rubbing the parts affected, three times only, all pain vamshed as if by msgic, and has not returned sesamin AIA i Weigh not go much what men assert, as what they prove; remembering that truth is simple and paked, and needs no invention to apparel her comeliness, ra dt Sixce rast Ocroser 1 have suffered from acute inflammation in my and head —often in the night having to get up and inhale salt and water for relief. My eye has been, for a week at a time, so I could not ses. 1 have ased no end of remedies, also employed a doetor, who said it was impure blood —but I got no help. I used Eily’s Cream Balm on the recommendation of a friend. I was faithless, but in a few | days I was cured, My nose now, and | also my*eye, is well, It is wonderful | how quick it helped me. Mus, GronGie 8, Jupsow, Hartford, Conn, (Easy to use, Price DU cts.) iii More hearts pine away in secret an- gush for unkinduess from those who should be their comforters, than for any | other calamity in life, simi Oxe HuspreD AND THIRTEEN MILES OF ORGANS, —In numbering the organs of their manufacture, Mason & Hamlin have | reached No. 250,000. Arranged in a line | these would reach one hundred and thirteen i nose miles, or would fence the railroad, on one | side from the Grand Central Station in New | ‘ork, to within twenty miles of Springfield, | 488, Not only does this show the great ! Jopulasity of American organs, but i} Lins rates whnt Was declared By James Parton | to be a general fact, that he who makes the | best article in hig line always has the great est Success, We understand that the Mason & Ham. lin Company's new Upright Plano {3 aow commanding a large sale, and is, In every | wae, ip fo the standard of their unrivalled | (rg ns. We predict a large success for this | preiio, which 18 constricted on a new Sys. | tem, said to be a decided advances over the prevailing #rest-pin system, ~ Boston Jowr Tilia, ELT —— unitoky word dropped from the tongue cannot be brought back agsin by a coach and six ho sn —— Mothers 1f you are failing; brokes, Worn out and ner. vous, use * Wells’ Health thewer."$l. Druggista, an SAI AI 1005 Great is he who enjoys his earthen ware as if it were piate, and not less great 1s the mem to whom all his piate is no more than earthenware, We uzoostuexp Ely's Oream Balm where a cure for Oatarrh is called for, and consider that we are the pulilis a gorvice by m ita ues nown to those afflicted with this loath- some disease, for which it is In most fustances a perfect cure, Prox Bros., Druggists, Grand Rapids Mich, (Price 50 ots, See adv.) (ive all eare to the intellect, but ever k the miud in subjection to a loving Botht, and traip 4 sizaply a4 the heart's ‘best servant. } weigh the pulp after putting it through a sieve, and to each pound allow three- quarters of a pound of sugar; Jet this boil until the pulp is almost like jelly. It =ill harden of course after it is put away in glasses, and it is well to have this in mind when preparing it. more syrup than you will need to put in the cans with the fruit; this you can flavoring sauces, The sauce served with quince flavoring. rms — LEMON SHORTCARE.—If your family like a good strong lemon Havor it will dough exactly like a strawberry short. cake. half a cup of sugar and half a cup of flour. Let this boil about as thick as boiled custard, When the shortoake is baked cut it mm two lower one; then lay thé upper part on and cover that also with the custard. A Vrinter's Error. Sweet are the u ter's copy sal i he uses of adve = e who in sickness the advertisement ely, which upon from death's dx trial ft hip { those who have | disease, bronet 1 iver compiais % it He who seldom speaks, and with one calm, well-timed word can strike dumb the loquacious, is a hero. Loss of powe faced, spe ly cured. stamps for reply and book of | , World's Dispensary Medical A Mails . NN. X. n Stre awriion ———— History needs ‘acts and evenls as ted are 100 weil lo be mal- which sort Cease, 10 some “NIpit in tie Dad! is less dangerous to the commonwealth day. Figures Yvon't Lie, strato its value as a medicine beyond are remedies Liver acting and Bowels., It is because of in all diseases of these organs, —— AI WP — Lost wealth may be replaced by in- health by medicine; gone forever, but lost time is “Rough on Pain.” Cares colle, cramps, drvrhos; oxtérsaily for aches, pains, sprains, headache, nouraigia, rheu. wmatigia. For man or beast, 20 and 50g, Mp mem—— It is much saler to reconisllé an enemy prive him of his poison, but reconcilia- tion of his will, Buprerens rom Coveus, Borne THROAT. ete., should try “Drown's Dron. ehial Troches,”” a simple but sure remedy. Sold only ta bores, Price 25 ofa, Simplitity, of all things is the hardesr, to be copied, and ease is only to be ao- quired with the greatest labor, —— Dr Kuxws Great Nerve Restorer 18 the marvel of the age for all nerve diseases. All fits 4 free. Send fo WI Arch Street, iy phia, Pa. Isis I I It is with flowers as it is with moral qualities; the bright are sometimes polactiom, but, I believe, never the aw Plso’s Remedy for Uatarrh is a gortaio eure for that very obnoxious disease, "Open your month and purse cantions- ty; and your stock of reputation-wnd wealth shall, at least in repute, be great. J mI Ss . i Thin People, sWelle'Mealth Renower restores health and vig or, cures dyspepsia, Lmpotenoe, sexual deviiiy, Bh. A HD TP No seeds that we can sow will us gnch a beantifal and as little ane d entiful harvest thoughtful and gentle remem - Lemons cut in thin slices make a good garnish for broiled spring chicken. An- other garnish,"or more properly sauce, to be poured on the platter around the chicken, is made by melting currant | jelly. Take it out of the jelly tumbler, | put it into a bowl and set it over the | top of a tea-kettle which is almost full | of boiling water; in this way you es- | eapo all danger of burning it, Harme Huromssox’s PIognep Peacnes, —Allow six pounds of peaches, three pounds of sugar aud one pint of vinegar; stick four or five cloves into each peach, Boil the vinegar and sugar together, and while boiling drop 1 a few peaches, when tender put them into jars; repeat until all are cooked; let the syrup boil up once or twice, and pour over them beiling hot, A coop way to make use of old red table-cloths which are no longer suitable for the table, is to eut them in good- sized pieces and keep them in a drawer cookies, or cakes upon. They may take the place of towels in many other ways and prove a substantial economy. kept, A conscience void of offence before ——————— Sr. Joux—''Ah, my dear, you can’t used to make, digestible, and made good, Mrs. Bt. John—*"Why, I have renipe, and make them precisely the people feel so “So there is; I forgot wo tell you.” “I thought so, my dear; you see I ‘“The brandy.” os ———— bular bottle of water before a camera in such a position that the focused ray falls on a sheet of sensitized paper in the camera box, As thesun makes its daily journey it produces a curved white line sun the line stovs, —— Important. en vou vigil or eave New York Oty, save ¢ Bxpremage and Carriage Hire, and 50D srand Union Hotel, saute Grand Cet Ww pp sx cout of one » $1 and spwards per Hesagrant SEED. rooms, Ara, redu i ited up at a cheerful countenance, Soe Here Young Man. That girl of mine is twice some since she commenced boline, the Deodorized Extract of troleum, and I would pot have her quit it for anything. - _-—-— Courtesy of temper, when it is ased to veil churlishness of fs but a knight's girdie around the breast of a bese clown, feed, A New Suvrr, Faded articles of ds restored to their original besu- Diamond Dyes, Perfect and simple. 10c, at all druggists, Wells, & Co., Burlington, VL. Richardson A Pe all kin ty by Do not handle the truth carelessly, for fear you let it drop. EE —— a FHT AND BRET CODLIVER OL, from se! h the seashore, by &0 eli. Hazard & Co, Patients who others, Pays Abaojalely pure and sw BAAve enor taken clans deciare it saber CHAPFED BANDS, L y Care using Juniper ial aap, made by Cas fazard & Co, New X The - -——— nobles character, spire, the sunlight on the corn-field, “Rough on Coughs.” Ask for “J sot 8 SATE n Cotghe,™ 1 Desa, LToChes, 150, When a misfortuge happes to a friend look forward and endeavor to pravent self. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is & One hiood de- rent, & rational cathartic, and a superb anti lous specifie. It rallies the failing energies of the Deviitated , 89d checks premature decay. Fever and ague, billous remittent, 4 pain and bowel complaints are among the evils which it entirely removes, In tropical cowitries, where the liver and bowels are or most unfavorably affected by the combined influence of climate, diet and water, it is 8 very neossaary sal For sale by all Draggists and Dealers generally. St. Bernard VEGETABLE PILLS” ARD VEGETABLE PILL MAKERS, Strat, Now York 1 Marea $1 Fall, Kalr Senever, Veleo Trochos, Catarrh Originates in serofulous taint Hence the proper method by i Ww purify the Bood, agreeable symptoms, and the danger of develop in the which 16 cure consumption, are entirely removed sarsapariila, which cures calarah by the blood, and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take iL Ly “1 suffered with catarrh fifteen years; tried all the catarth remedies without benefit, and wis Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1 would not take any money consideration for the good one bottle did me, Now 1 am not troubled any with catarrh.™ . W. Linias, Chicago, 1iL Hood's Sarsaparilla Marin Shields, a successful marke'man of tressing © npiaint, catarrh, that I hav een using and Hood's Barsapariils, of the best remedies 1 have My trouble has lasted len years, never before could 1 get any relief, never, commenced to use Hood's Barsapariiia would recommend its use to all I with thal complaint. It is truly an excellent medicine.” a 15d ever Bold Made by all druggists. §1; six for $5, iy by CL 0. lowell, M 100 Doses One Dollar Of HOOD & ( HUMOROUS, A MIDDLE AGED man, with what ap- BAW, “Say,” he said to the officer on “It’s awful cold up there,” remarked “1 don't care for that,” “You'd have very little to ear, and “That woaldn't be served the visitor “I should say not,” returned “Is that “And 7 t! continued el, years or possibly longer, you can't take her with you," Well,” returned the old gentleman after a long pause, “I guess you ean pnt my pame down your books, Your last arganment captures me,” on EE em ——————— A II SE If you suffer from catarrl, however slightly, you are in danger, because ihe disease, if not attended to, will soon become chronic, affecting bronchitis or consumption, | catarrh ix tas re- suit of impure bicod i5 1s read] Barsaparila, which purifies the blood, and gives the whole sytem health and strengih, Thous- ands of people have been cured of catarri by Hood's Saraapariiis, “f guffered three years with calarrh, and my general health was pour in consequence. When took Hood's Sarsapariila I found § hed the right remedy, The catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Bar. saparilis 18 cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is hmproving.’ Prank Wasnsunx, Kochester, N. Will Cure Catarrh. waving been a sufferer from ca'srrh for or eight years, and having tried pearly all wonderful sure cures, inha ers, ele, And spe ing nearly a hundred dollars soul benefil, sccidently tried Hood's Barsapariii. fhe charge from my nose Was greally Incress first bottle; gradually became less, and n taking than three 8 1 find my- greatly improved, Howl's cure Ccatiarri. M. A. ABBEY, lla for $5 { i ¢ Mans X. nen lens Mass, i Tugasis, y by {4 IL. HOOD & CO 10 : 2 ¥ Doses One Dollar. Tas is the time of the year that the insurance company becomes jealous of the grocer who gives a chro- mo to every purchaser of a pound of just knocks the sapguinary glamour off a forest, and gives it three weeks there isn’t ope left, The calendar is not so much of a success as i due, and preventing him from absent pe... NS ti a ——— ——— Loss and Gain, CHAPTER IL tors would get so tired!” said Crimsonbesk to her husband the Mrs, they retire,’ bearer, “1 should th tired and anxious that they could ts —— gler, and why should I not be?” Minks— “I'm sure I don't know,” “I consider it a noble duty ularize fish diet. ous, but cheap, Oo It is not only nutrio- Why, just think; the other day with a fifty cent tackle and bait that cost nothing at all I caught &50 worth of fish in half an hour, sides, you know, fish food to be found.’ “Yes, I have not is the best iced that a——— I'm recent outrage by a New Central Park policeman has start to an entirely new trade, BAYH: rs “What are you talking about?” “fam a lawyer, and want fo write You ain't going into that Ax undertaker came into the house looking despondent, and presently tears welled into his eyes, “What is the mattter?” asked his wife, “Something gone wrong at the office?” “You knew that Dr. I. had been sick for a day or two?” “You, “He died this morning." Trvs talks an oid farmer about his boys: “From sixteen to twenty they knew more than I did; at twenty-five they knew as much; at thirty they were willing to hear what I had to say; at thirty-five they asked my advice; and I think when they get to be forty will actually acknowledge that the old man does know something.” Prov, Mimxg, of Japan, says that “last season was a comparatively poor one for earthquakes,” He doesn’t state whether they were planted too many in a hill, or the crop was damaged by the drouth, or the floods rotted the seods; but we will attribute their failure to the stump orators, “Taar young man you recommended to me as a clerk hasn't got a particle of business talent,” said s Galveston mer. chant to a friend, *No, of course he hasn't. If he had had any capacity, he would not have my recomm I thought you had sonse enough to understand “PBrrone marriage.’ she pouted, “you used to speak of my beautiful auburn 100ks; but now yon call me redheaded.” “My dear,” replied “marriage opens the event I was color-b! “ “How sturxr the stars are Goange." siie skid aanly, ging a) “Yes,” ho replied, *but do think they are any more silent usual?” “= Hale’s Honey R RADWAY'E READY ° eRELIEF CURES AND PREVIENTS | Colds, | Sore Throat, i Lumbago, Pleurisy, i Coughs, Pneumonia, inflammations, i Rheumatism, RR i i i Xeuraligia, Headache, Toothache, Asthma, Breathing A RELIES Cled paris unl { ing sensation is § > } 4 be found case that the READY REILIEY is a gq powerful and reliatie In = {wh langer is ' In these cases the Bpplied freely over fot ioukd Tes i A burs. in every bh, male, Caen Lowes off HEADY DiMenli 1 A for vil in eSoctiing a cure. taawiy's Ready Relief 1s 5 Cure for every Pain, sprains, Bruises, Palos in the sack, Chest or Lamm, It Was the first mud is the only Putin Hemedy filly stops the most XC Al 1 “8 { Bay Te bm a PYRRE ils Va Forms. remedis ent in tus word Nii yw ated wn) ee MALARIA ir ore i% 1 id nn Ye quickly as RADWAY AY a ¥ % LE® : Price, 50 cents per hottie, Wh, Be ~ DR. 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