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HOUSEBOLD.
ArrLe PIE. Good apple pie is
saxury, but few Know how to make it
Like peach pie st ehould have no under.
crust. Use Rhode Island greenings;
peal, core and quarter them Fill the |
pie«dish with alternate layers of apple.
sugar, a few very small bits of butter
and grated nutme Round the edge
«of 1ha dish lay an edge of pastry,
over the whole put a good cover
good, flaky ple paste. Some ¢
in wader, but thus spoils it,
edges so (hat no juice will escape,
bake a light brown, eat the day it
baked, Peach pies are something
dream of, when peaches are fresh and
can be put in whole, thiekly
with sugar and baked quickly,
uppercrust only, No spice is needed.
The stones, in which the pits ae
shrined, flavor them sufliciently,
vided the peaches are the rich, yellow-
fleshed variety, as they should be,
4
with
Sto
Housen
very palatable and digestible
properly prepared. Many seem to think
that they have made toast when they
brown the outside of a slice of bread,
Have thev? The object in making
toast is to ev: por rate all moisture from
the br ead and holding a slice over the
i ing do 8 not accomplish this;
moisture, making
he bread do ighy
i The true way of
the b read into
ch th Cc K,
lees in ¢
Lhe
the
nan
pan
s them in ~which
@ (oo Liot—tia
when a delicate brown. and
once, For my own use I dry
wade bread in this manner.
LADY'S KNITTED Boo1
f black silk with a frieze s
it may also have a cork sole, Beginon
the under edge of the boot, Make the
silk, steel needles, a foundation of
340 stiches; join these in round,
and knit 126 plain rounds.
this always knit three together, as on
the middie of the front of the foot
every round of the first 6S rounds. The
stitch formed by knitting 3 together
fors the middle stitch, and in nar-
rowing this must be knitted with 2
stitches at each side of it. In the last
58 rounds, narrow in this manner in
every round. Knit rather tightly, Af-
ter the 126th round, follow O68 rounds
Alternately, P2 then cast off,
ate pl oven-
inust not them
butter at
all home-
It is knit
5. == 34 13 KIL
ie, though
on
the
2K2
In 1 the ed on stitches, crochet a scalloped
border as follows: *7d c. in the edge,
stitch, pass over 2 edge, stitches. One
s ¢ in the following edge, stitch, pass
over 2 stitches, repeat from *. Lastly
gew the knitted shoe to the sole,
11ve
RIPE SAUTE A LA
Take two pound of tripe and lay
water over night; cut in
ut as long as the fore finger,
tas wis ; pul into a stew-pan one
spoonful of butter, clarified
or better two tablespoonf{uls
il, with half a tiespooniey
parsiey, and half a choppad
utter, cil X
in tripe and ¢
t and pepper to suit
four
preju-
delicate
t tripe
BORBDLAISE. —
in salt
strips
aud
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abr
or
i vz
} YOuUr o
t3t3t
PIES
Sai
for
stupid
often
a very
VErYy
t they
EYE 4 *
Cait O on
Can Le eaten
three
tyles of wallpaper,
, each vne-third of
them together;
t and let it dry,
Then plait iv; letting each plait come
on top of the last ome you made,
Make plaits each an inch wide.
you bave plajted it, then
tightly at the bottom and add a fancy
bow of paper or and tack on
he wall, If you fancy shelf
mper, lovely fans ¢ made out of
that.
WaLL DeconaTios Take
widths of differ
contrasting «
1 rd wide, a
add a fancy
sew |i
ribbon.
have the
an be
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Mus, LixncoLs's Lemos
Take Lalf a box of gelatine,
cup of cold water, one
walter, one cup of sugar, half a (large)
cup of lemon juice, one square inch
stick of cinnamon. Scak the gelatine
in cold water till soft. Shave the lem-
on rind than, using none of the white,
JELLY ~~
one scant
pint of boiling
PS oS Sie
A Noted Ladies” Seminary.
In no mstitution of learning in the
country is a more compiete education
given than in the celebrated Notre
Dame, near Baltimore, Maryland, The
Sisters in charge sav they find that
ted Star Cough Cure successfully re-
colds and throat
it is
free from poison, and costs but
five cents,
twenty-
- _--—
Grand temples
stones and great
tricding events,
are built of
Hive
————
Hunt’s Remedy
the back or loins,
nervous prostration
diseases,
—— i —
At twenty years of age the
reigns, at thirty the wit, at forty
Back Ache?
pains in
male diseases
kidney
the
er ———————
Rescuea from Death,
William J. Coughlin, of Somerville,
Mass. , In the fall
with BLEEDING oF LUNGS fol
severe cough. I
flesh, and was confined to my bed
I wax admitted to the Hospital. The
11 ha
a half dollar,
it tid that
SAVS:
last appetite and
In 1877
my
tors wlah lun
At
I was dead.
ile in my g as big as
time a re
I =e 0 h
one port
he,
triend to
HO nome
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at all-
energy—>b
no
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over, there is
ins
@ present,
Hore
no
A IROKEN-DOWS CONSTITUTION
t re.
American
known
rit
I an
to is what is generally £8
“gentle stimulant.”
“Bitters,”
sorts
a alcoholic
oilin ig water ten minutes;
he soaked gelatine,
suice, and when dissolved, strain.
IRON CAKE Six
and the yolks strained;
c
i
ght
and one-half cups prepared flour,
or enough to make a pound-cake bat
ter. With some brands you may need
three cups: one-half pound eitron cut
in thin shreds; juice of an orange and!
one teaspoonful grated peel. Cream, |
butter aud sugar; and the yolks,
whites and flour by turns, the orange,
and last! 1¥, the citron, dredged with
flour. Beat all np hard, and bake in
wo loaves,
UXFERMENTED Win NE. —A subseri.
ser sent the following recipe for mak-
ng unfermented wine; to ten pounds
of ripe and well-selected grapes, put
two quarts of water,
cooling press out and carefully strain
through flannel the juice from the
pulp. Add two pounds of best white
sugar, bring to a boll, skim, put into
pint glass vattles or jars, seal with care,
Keep in a cool, dry place. The above
will make five quarts of fine good wine,
For LAuNDRIES, In cases where
it is feared that soap may change the
color of an article, as for instance,
scarlet hosiery or lilac prints, if the gar-
ment be not badly soiled, It may be
cleansed without washing, or without
soap, in water which pared potatoes
bave been boiled. This method will
also prevent colors from “running” iy
washing prints,
rs—
Worrn Kxowine, Ten grains of
iodine, dissolved in an ounce of turpen-
tine forms a solution eminently suc.
cessful in the ‘reatment of ringworm
of the scalp, after the parts have been
thoroughly washed and 3 cleaned, It fa
a painless application, may ap
phad at anv age and to any part.
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Vixecan Brrrees., It is
for impure blood, or
torpid liver, ever yet discovered,
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for a
Those that would be safe have need
to be suspicious of the temper. The
garrison that sounds a parley is not far
from being surrendered,
in p— -
or
g
The Youth's Companion
day of its arriv
union day,”
the
L's C
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Xe mit
iy 'h ad effect
from its coming
and the older
Mpa
we bh
{9a
en,
As farmers believe it must be advan-
18 Lo sow in mist, 20 the first seed
in the first
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and
Whe is
yone,
wise ?
Who is howesfol ?
passions Who
He that is content
ty oniebrated
Bysicians, and
incase of Indigs:a
gue, snd As sli
—
ities of this
HOw well dielerdion
larly prescribe them
farrbeea, fever snd
BOUT TE, 88 Wail a8 recommen
15 10 Persons in health
ta, Ask your grocer or druggist
Ine articie, manafactared hy Dr
No Uhrecmas or New
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invigorst st of exqai sie Bavor
Hickory CAKE.
butter, two cups of sugar, and four
flour, one half cup of sweet milk, two
two
cups of hickorynut meat minced,
Mon and Wornen who have fron oan 19 tes hour
per day. oan easily earn from 85 to slo
f they will act as our Sesal for th: sale of
tliat fa valuable for every Bomtwhold Ap
plicants will please give the nam» of He or tao Par
tion as reference, and address
P. NEUSTAEDTER & CO.
83 MERCER STREET, Now York.
BIG OFFER, Ziv s'm dv 1.0
GIVE AWAY ion ait
Operating Washing Mae sine: If vos want as
sens G8 your asme, PF. U., and expres: ofl ad
anos e Natlonnl Co, 13 6 47 8. ¥.
| CURE. FITS!
When [ say cure | do not mean mere! a
on us kul S08 have tham return
radienl ou I have made peas
LEPSY or "Vai LING CORN, a iifelong study. |
warrant my remedy to oure the worst cases, Br.
others have failed is no reason for not now rorsiving
care. Send at oncefar a treatise anda F) A
oy infallible remedy, Give p
RR ioets ou pothing fora Seiai, ay ad I will eure
yi rose Da. HG RO, Yad pear] hh, Hew
Per wee
fork,
AHURPRIN Co iia
EARILY CURED, BOOK Fue
PE. J C. HOFFMAN leflerson, Wisannels
THURS Tu. a -- eu UNDER
Keeping Teeth Perfect und Ginms Healthy
. yg . Gee ut English Gout and
Blair s Bie
nenptic Ramedy,
ss FREE
Fweveit,
A snk,
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wad dy’ x sre, Treaties nd te trial both free in
in pet hi Aribigt, Fharges onbor mn,
Je io be is pi NA ;
Pensions i753 AN
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Free from Opiates, LEmetics ane
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PROMPT.
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THE CM ARLES A. You YLen C0,
Polson.
HALTINORE, ND,
Haekache x Heondnaty *,
Ia pint
ra batter, nut
butter teacups, fill
send them to th
quarter of an hour
spoonfuls
Will
be kept fresh for
them in cold
em in a cool place, T
nged every two
Leso a long
and pl
water be cha
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Man {married about
and mother of two
of New Xone ;
prese;
three years
babies)-—** Miss
the funnest
father, It
rot
trom her
Pa (with whom she is
Bi ank
the hint.’
Mabel—**The hint.
Pa-—-*"*To keep her nursery
middie of the ran he until
get old enough to sleep nights,
Wi iat
fey
hint
in the
her bables
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How to get Strong.
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uate
Indian
inder
ental
:
poor
Dumb-bells and 1} al
clubs and the trapeze are
certain conditions, b
rather thas
and thin and I
% he
owth,
val
they aredetrim
beanetic in
Haan
the Diogd Is
wit 3
the CRsitale
If the |
my
in
Laces
LOO a
yf
part of a nob
i by an injury.
A Peck of Yeas
gs
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it is good for us to think no grace or
£18 truly ours Lill we are aware
hat (rod has blessed some one else with
tgh us,
Sick headache? Pik les, constipation,
bilious headache an a4 dys; wisia, are all
| Kidney and
essing
Liver Remedy.
A ———
Nature is upheld by antagonism,
Passion, rosinian wee, are educators. We
acquire the stren; gth we have overcome,
——— “
Huportane.
When you visit or cave New Yorg OO LY, save
baggage sxpressage and 8 carriage Hire, acd a ¥p
atin Grand Union Hotel, © Pposite Grand Cen
tral Dey pot.
No jegant TOO,
ion Sollars,
Baropean
fitted up 8t & cout of ons
# and upwards pes
Flan, Kevator, Hestanrant
Horse ears, stages and
elevale l raliroad to all depot, Famijes can
betier for jess money al the Grand Union Ho
than al any other frsl-class hotel in Use Cite
—-——
Nothing that is not a real
inconsistency.
The purest, sweetest and best Cod Liver Oil in
the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy liv.
ers, upon the seashore, Iie abso titel ¥ pure and
sweet. Patients who have onoe taken it prefer it
to all others
New York.
CHAPPED HANDS, tace, mples and rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cas.
well, Hazard & Co,
sy, MP —— hs
Principle above habit, use before
i
i
cares and regrels are most easily ban-
ished,
Way go limping around with your boots
run over, when Lyon's Heel Stiffeners will
keep them straighe ?
a a ———
Of all conditions to which the heart
is subject, suspense 18 the one that most
gnaws and cankers in the frame,
FiTs: All Pit free, Treatise and $4 trial
of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Reatorer free to
i canes, Send to Dr. Kine $81 Arch St, Phila. Pa
HL —— I Oss ss
There is nothing so sweet as duty,
and all the best plesisures of life come in
the wake of duties alone,
AI
The best Ankle Boot and Collad Pads are
made of zine and leather, Try them.
While looking out for reat oppertu-
nities we are apt to let little ones slip
through our grasp.
Tnwe illusions of the stage are ecuri-
ous, Ida Mulle is four and a half feet |
long and thick trough to be babyish in }
{ shape. There is nothing adult in her |
outlines and ber manners are infantile, 5
She sang three years agg in a juvenile
opera company, afterward acted Cupid | y
| In several burlesques and this week is |
| venturing as a heroine in a drama. Bat |
she is a little humbug. Her age is
| twenty-four; she is a wife and mother, |
Her seeming immaturity 18 her fortune,
{ for she has no talent as an actress and |
| depends for success on her odd adapta- |
| bility to little girlishness, She was at |
first a puzzle to the dudes, who could |
not make up their feeble minds wheth- |
{er or not to pay sentimental attention |
to her, and a shock to those who, get-
ting close enough to encounter her fam- |
ily environment, were confronted by a |
good-sized husband, When the man of |
good intentions, Elbridge T. Gerry, of
i
{
the Bociety of the Prevention of Cruel-
ty to Childrer, enforced the law against
performers under fourteen in this city |
Ida handed to him for perusal a birth
record and marriage oer tificate.
i
MApEL—-*1 do think strawberries
| are just the meanest things,”
Edith—'*Why, how you talk,
berries are delicious
“Oh, WAS not ref ferring t
I mean they are sc
} EX1
Bn what : Way:
¥ in tae
+ height of fash
» th 4 v are
1
wi
Y can
trAnill,
On to h we
50
€a
rribie
4
when the berries
L and good the y
0 BLY ie
do be
get so
in having |
“Allow me to
you, my dear boy.”
Smith—**On what?”
Jones—**On your
congratulate
marriag of |
Smith—**] for
five years?"
Jones—*“Do you mean to say that
the lady that you were so devcted “to at |
the theater last evening bad been your |
wife for ive years?” !
Smith—* "Yes,"
Jones—**Well, welll”
Smith-*-Y es; she is quite well,
has been abroad for her
ten
$y
have been married
now,
health for |
last months and just got back |
yesterday,
— ;
AT a recent picture sale in Germany |
a study of oils of a man’s head, called
‘The Hangman,’ was put for sale, and
bought .? a haughty purse-proud
man, who gave an unusually heavy |
price a it. He had the pleasure of |
earing one bidder say to another,
“Weren't vou astonisl ed at the price
it fetched?” 1 the reg 7, 11 WARS, un-
ser had
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thool a spar
i) Ange musket,
with a chirrup or
he
and 1
tho
iif
row
He
two |
neerned fore- |
ul pe -
: i ACK ~
if up, and shak-
ng hi be exclaimed:
“Ye ouldn a-chirruped if you'd |
A LITTL}
HESS 10 one
iawyer, appearing as wit- |
of the courts, was asked by |
a gigantic barrister what profession be
f, and having replied that he was
an attorney, “Youa lawyer?” said
Rriefless, **Why, 1 can put you in my
pocket.’ °**Very likely you may,” re- |
the other; “and if you do, you |
Was ©
joined
you ever had in your head.”
. Bromley, what is the precise |
meaning of posthamous works?"
**I hardly know, Darrir nger. Works
printed after the author's death, 1
think.”’
“Well that was my notion about it,
Jut there are so many of Hugh Con. |
way's stories appearing that I was be- |
think that a posthumous |
SAY
§
after he was dead.”
MILEMAN—** There is another queer- |
looking animal. What is it?” i
Keeper—**That is not on exhibition.
eh?
What
Milkman-—**Belongs to you,
is!
Keeper—*It is my family cow.”
A rLuMpeR in St, Paul, Minn, re- |
cently fell from the fifth story of a
builling to the stone sidewalk without
brefiking any bones. His wonderful
escape is attributed to the fact that the
side of his face struck first,
Tuere is no political alchemy by
which you can get golden conduct out
of leaden instincts, Herbert Spencer.
Herbert is trying to hit at the plumb-
ers, but they will not comprehend his
evolution language.
Coxprcrorn--"What's this? Five
cents! One cent more, please,
Passenger—Isn't five cents enough?
Conductor—No, sir, Five cents is
not fare on ths road.
Passenger (indignantly)--No, and
six cents is not fair, either,
AX interesting question is raised by
a New York paper, which wants to
know what becomes of pictures paint-
ed by artista for fashionable people who
refuse to take them. We suppose that
Svaryhody knew that the weakest go to
ow
Tie fact that a Milwaukee gentle
man was stricken down a few days ago
while attending church seems to
made the theme for Considerable mut.
izing. This is all We
ture to say 3 it woud have he
the same had he been in a vod Jun
-
“WHAT are i" i nl the
teacher of the “Things
edo AL ge ag: the small
Tee aes bit Wh thou Bask
Wreomatim
Wo dou if thers 14, or
remedy for rhenmatisig:
have suffered iis pains b
efited by Hood's Barsapart
La find relief, try this great
the acidity of the blood whick ia the cau
Heese, and bullds up the
wis afith
ous to]
iI was als
van be, 8 specifies
thousands who
én greatly bone
Ha have failed
L correct
remedy.
#8 of the
whole system,
ited wit
31
onl helpless,
bh rheumatism twenty yours,
found no relief, but Erew worse
Hood's Bar
ail the oth
apy
€r medicine
pai, Bhirks vill
Hoo d's Sarsaparilla
ye 14 by al drug £1: ris MM;
only by C, y Lowel,
100 Doses One Dollar
Vinegar Birrers
pints, #ix {«
HOOD & CO,
a Gentle Purgstive and Tonk
He nOYALOT snd Invigorator of the system
in Vinegar Bitters thers in vitality but
ao alcoholic or mineral poison.
Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name
or nature, are lHterall
We system in a short time by the use of the Bitters,
Vinegar Bitters allays feverishness, 18 ro.
fleves, and in time cures Rheumatism, Neural Zia,
Gout, "and eimilar painful diseases,
Vinegar Bitters cures Constipation
| prevents Disrrhosa
Never before has a medicine been
waesing the power of Vimuaan
He a perfect
and
SIN.
Bir.
of our valuable reference
ners, for merchanls, our
wes, or our Catechism
toh 3
shel lasts
Send for e either r
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LERLIVE Organs,
the hiood and
Cream Balm |
emedy based IPO A <
eel diggnosis of this
ase and can be depend
upon. Arges «
LY BRO 1 KRS,
ir UY mad.
“i
Ire ugRislz, Owego, N.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is the
Best, Haslest 10 Use, and Cheapest,
ood for
Hay
on the Head,
&¢. §ceuts
Also
Headaches, yer,
Ca
¢
WY ei
Pino's Remedy for Catarrh ts the
Begl, Easient to Use, and Cheapest,
Also pod for Coid In the Head
Headache, Hay Pever, &0. 50 conn,
$4 5
PFiso's Bemedy for Coan
Bost, asiest io Us
Pino's Hersey for Cstary
gt. Hasiostl to Use, and Cheapo!
Also good or Cold In he Head
Headache, Hay Fever, 8c. 6 cents
for Cafams has
a Mim
Pino's Tleend s
good than anything 1 «
ar, Comwall Brides, Oonn
Ror tre
Pisc's Remedy for Oatarrh is the
Best, Fasiest to Use, aod Cheapest
Ales good for Onid In the Head
Headache, Hay Fever, 4c. 58 cents
* Pisc's Remmody ford Yatarrh is produc g@ Tay
sumrilis Gro W, Wirnnam, Philsdelphis, Pa
Piso's Remedy for Ohiarh is the
Hest, Easiest to Use, snd Cheapest
54 for Cold In the Head
Honda Hay Fever, An, cents.
Ts there one of the little Bock this Ia
and conquest desire 10 ropp and p
If mo, try for a time a diet of Ridae's Food for he Ut
tiv one, and soe 1 ow wanting will not ome. 11
is wo thorough! hhh fo ite manufacture thst very
Hirde power of the digestive organs is necessary,
ite strengthening properties sre marvelous
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