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THE MAKING OF SOUPS.
THAT CHEAP STEAMER CHAIR.
It Is Coinfoitalilo mill May lie Made a
Thing ot Beaatjr.
Thn deck or steamer chair, the very
cheapest f.,nii of lounging chair ever
kn jw n, hhould bo more usud as an occa
Biouul sitting room and garden chair.
"It ia bo ugly," I hear you say. But tliiu
need not be, says The Housewife. Cover
the canvas With a piece of really good
strong serge or art linen and embroider
How All (jood Cook Decide fpou the Kind
uf Son p.
There is iu part of the dinner of more
importance (ban the lOnp, and none oili
er jjivos to the cook u better opportunity
for the display of sound judgment and
educated taste. GRxxl Housekeeping's
manner of making a good soup is here
detailed:
First, the meat to be used and the
bones must be placed in cold water.
The meat should be cut into pieces of
moderate side, and llie bones should be
broken, As all fat must be taken from
the soup in the process of making, only
lean meat should be used. Heut tho
Whole slowly. Then add the vegetables
and the spices needed to flavor the aoup
and let all cook gently, simmering, but
not boiling, for several hours. When
the Vegetable are done, they should be
taken out, for what the soup wants is
the flavor of these, and not any part of
their dissolved substance.
Tho rule of Professor Blot was 3
pounds of good lean beef and 0 ounces
of broken bones to 2 quarts of water.
For this proportion he allowed five hours'
simmering. The usual list of vegetables
to be used in stock aro turnips, carrots,
celery, onions and parsnips, with a little
garlic and thyme. Some chefs do not use
garlic even in smail quantity. It is a
custom of French chefs to put the spices
in a gauze bag aud allow them to remain
in the broth long enough to impart their
flavor, but not their full strength, When
done, the soup should be taken from the
stove, thoroughly skimmed again when
partially cooled and then strained
through a fine hair sieve. Broth so made
is the foundation of all good soup. The
French call it bouillon. The English name
for it is soup stock. It can bo kept a long
time in a cool place, and in preparing it
for the table its combinations are endless.
The rule of all good cooks is to first
select tho bill of fare, mid when that is
known to decide upon the kiud of soup.
The dinuer and the soup should never
botii be "heav) ." as the phrase is. If a
heavy fish, such as salmon, trout or any
other of the oily fishes, is to be served,
or if heavy joints and entrees are to fol
low, a light soup should always begin
the dinner. But when the dinner itself
is to be on rather the light order a rich
soup should be brought ou.
Soups maybe divided into four classes
or kinds, as follows: Clear soups, thick
soups, purees or bisques and chowders.
Clear soups include all modifications of
the bouillon or broth.
Pretty Divan Pillow.
One of the prettiest of pillows brought
not long ago from London is described
in the New York Tribune. It was made
of two hem stitched silk mufflSTS SUCll
as gentlemen use- or it can be made of
the handkerchief size if one prefers. The
English one waa in pale blue. The muf
Hers were united, upper and under side,
by a band of lace insertion about Ij
inches wide. The lace was in quite an
Openwork pattern and was rather heavy
like the ecru torchon. Into this cover
before the last side wus sewed was
slipped a pillow covered iu pale pink
silk. The thing was delicately pretty
and vet at once serviceable, for the cov
er can bo washed once a week without
harm if one should choose. The inser
tion was sewed to the mufflers in tho
"over and over'' stitch, with the seam
00 the wrong side.
There are many possibilities in pillow
covers of this sort. Even the line, large
sized hemstitched linen handkerchiefs
combined With some line lace can be
used With B pillow of a pretty shade of
silk showing through, or the heavier
linen squares that come with many rows
of hemstitching for table centerpieces,
united with Smyrna lace, would be
pretty. Anything that will relieve us of
the ruffled pillows ought to be for u
change most acceptable.
Desserts or Nut.
The ' foam" of chestnuts, hazel nuts or
of any nut makes a dainty dessert. For
this purpose the nut must be shelled and
blanched, boiled till thoroughly soft iu
water, then drained and washed and
rubbed through a fine puree sieve. About
a cup of the flaked chestnut meats will
be sufficient to use with, a pint of cream.
Whip the cream to a stiff froth, sweeten
It With powdered sugar, using about three
heaping tablespoonf'uls, adding the flaked
chestnuts (sprinkling them in by de
grees,). You may use a tablespoonl'ul of
Maraschino to flavor this dessert or a
little orange flavor if you prefer it to the
liquor. Let the dessert be thoroughly
chilled before it is served. Sometimes a
half cup of grated chocolate sweetened
and flavored is added to the foam. The
idear pulp of the boiled chestnuts is
sometimes passed through the puree
sieve, slightly salted and served iu a
mound surrounded with whipped cream
and garnished by quarters of gluce or
auges. i ranberry Jelly.
Pick over and wash i! quarts of cran
berries. Add a teaCUpful of water and
stew until tender. Drain the fruit in a
jelly bag without pressure. Add a
pound of sugar to each pint of juice.
Let it boil five minutes; then strain into
a mold. The fruit which remains should
be pressed through a coarse sieve, when
more water may be added, with three
quarters of a pound of sugar to each
pound of fruit. Heat to the boiling
poin L, nhd the result is a delicious cran
berry marmalade.
SADDLEBAG CUSHION,
it not with the old fashioned crewel
flowers, but with a conventional pattern
done iu that simplest of stitches the
orient or herringbone.
Your serge or linen should be of exact
ly the same length and breadth as the
canvas und carefully blanket stitched
upon it. A round cushion of silk or
serge, slung on the back ot the chair with
cords, is another boon. If you prefer to
enamel the woodwork, this should of
course be done before adding the mate
rial. For bedroom chairs, chiutz cretonne,
art linen or red turkey twill may be
substituted for the serge. Really these
deck chairs in nurseries and bedroomi
are an immense comfort to those with a
slender purse, and to whom it would bo
a Consideration to buy the ordinary pad
ded armchair.
Many prefer the double or saddlebag
cushion to the simpler form known as
loll cushion. These may be made iu
large patterned brocade or heavy print
ed silk or embroidered. The halves are
tilled with fine Bided wool and scented
powder thickly sprinkled between the
layers.
A Convenient Oovict.
For washing painted walls and ceiling
or dusting papered ones and keeping
stained Or polished floors in order 1 hero
is nothing so convenient us a broom cov
ered with u bag, but as this soon wears
out aud is difficult to keep iu place I
have found an excellent plan is to knit a
broom cover of candle wick. Cast 29
stitches on medium sized needles; knit
Hi rows plain, then narrow at end of each
row down to 7 stitches. Finish these off;
cast on 7 more without breaking the
yarn: widen eaeli row till you have 89;
kuit 16 rows und finish off. Sew up the
sides, drop the broom in, lace up the top
With a corset lace as you would a shoe
or sew it up with strong wrapping yarn,
und you have a capital arrangement, soft
and thick, and one that is bouud to slay
in its place. Try it and see, advises a
housewife in Farm Journal.
Household BrevltU -.
Turkey red has been selected this win
ter by the decorators for library and din
ing room draperies.
Mother's special den is provided for iu
the Frenchy cretonnes, alive With red
rosebuds, ragged robins, carnations,
shaggy chrysanthemums and flower-de-luce,
which, while within the range of
the most restricted buyer, are veritable
room furnishers iu themselves.
A plain apron of table oilcloth is use
ful to wear at the wash tub, or while
washing dishes or doing other sloppy
Work.
Thorough and frequent bathing of tho
entire body is the healthiest and best
means of keeping the complexion pure
and cleun.
The inexpensive Algerian curtains,
with their broad bands and strips of
satin, In tints such as old gold, scarlet,
bright yellow, pale pink and rich greens,
embellish iu unpretentious style that
cozy corner of the home known as tho
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Lose ot Memory and Power, Dimness of Vis
ion, l'rcmaturo Old Auo und many other din
easee that lend to Insanity or Consumption
and anearlv erave. write for n pamphlet
AiidresaGKAY MEDICINE CO., Buffalo.
N. Y. The Specific Uedloine ia sold by all
druneUts at 8 per pacltutre, OT six packages
lor l&OTMnt bvmall on receipt ot money. and
with every 16.00 order W (iUARAsTEC
u cure or money rci unueu
tfTOii account of counterfeit!! we have
adopted the Yellow Wrapper, the only genu
Inc. Sold in Scrant lv Mntthewa Bros.
E,
Robinson
s Sons'
For Delicacy,
Forpurlly, and for Improvement of the com
plexion, nothing equals Hozzovi'n Powder.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Mnuiifactr.rori of tlie Cttltratd
PlLSENER
Lager
Iiom ht a. V. Tribune, Aof. I, IMS.
TSie Flour
Awards
"Chicago, Oct. 81. Fh first official
announcement of World' Fair di
plomas on flour has been made. A
medal lias been awarded by the
World's Fair judges to the flour manu
factured by the Washburn, Crosby Co.,
in the great Washburn Flour Mill,
Minneapolis. The committee report
the flour strong and pure, and entitle
it to rank as first-class patent flour for
family and bakers' use."
MEGARGEL
& CONNELL
Yi HOLK8ALBAGENTS.
SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
The above brand of flour can b had nt any r,f the following merchants,
who will ncnept The Tribune PtVOUB coupon of 'I'j on each oae hundred pound
of flour or SO ou each Varrcl ot flour.
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbls. Per Annum,
Ecrtnton F. P. Price, Washington avenue,
UoM Medal Brum!
Hyde ParkCanon A Davia, Wuhbnrn st.
Hold Medal Brand; Jiseph A. tlears.Mai::
avenue. Superlative Brand,
('ecu Rtdge A.l..Spen oiUol.l Medal Brand,
llnnniore K. P Price, Hold Medal Brand.
Olyphant- James Jordan, Superlative Brand.
Donmore-F, L Jlanley Superlative Brand.
Providence Fenner A (ibuppell N Main ave
line. Superlative brand iC .' (lillespie, W.
it arket street, Gold Medal Brand.
Kileer,
Co
Baparlatlvt
Superalatly
Pock villa Shaffer
Brand.
Jermyn - 0, u. wintere
brand.
Carbondal a S. Cnrk, O dd Medal Brand
; ll.m. sd.ile -J N. Foster A Co. Oold Med.U
I llrar.,1
i lloueedale - .P. ;iiheiiclt, Superlative Hruul
1 Daltoii S. K. Finn & ph. Hold Medal brail
! llouldaboio -H A. Ada?ns, Uold kledal HrauC
1 Tobvhanua Toliyliannn & l.ehign Lumti
I Co., Uold Medal brand.
iH-infllllWr
Tho on'.y eafo, aure and
reliable Female FILL
ever offered, to Ladles,
especially recommend
ed to married Ladle.
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UK nOTTM OHBMIOAIi CO. - Clovcluud. Ohio.
rHwteltyC H. llAltltls. DruggUl, Itl PanaAvanat.
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
MALONEY s
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Manufacturer, and Daln i
B-iriiiJ, All A.nJ
locating UILO m
1180 Shafting and Journal Greasi
omCl:-ni Weet Uekawanna Aye.
-i.lv -Meridian Street
Hotel Waverly
European Plan. Flrtt-clasi Bar nttsehed.
Depot lor Uencuer A CiiKel's Tannbieuser
Beer.
N. E, Cor, 15th and Filbert Sts Ptiilaii
Mott desirable (or ; 1 elite uf S V.. Penn
Eylvahla. All couveuiencea tor travelore
to ai.d lroin Broad Street etatinn aud the
'I weltth eud Market Street etation. Ue
urul.ie for vo it 11. 1: Sorautonians aud peo
I it- in tho Authraclto Ketilou.
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR.
The Tribune Order
I s
l-'liK
! World's Fair Art Portfolio I
IN FOUR PARTS.
COUPON, February 2, 1894.
Send or bring 3 Coupons of different dates, to- I
5 gether with 10 Cents, and receive each part of Mag- s
S nificent Photographs. No delay; no waiting, as each jjj
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