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it making. bolognn sausage, says a brown it desired. Salt only at iin-‘
‘ ommoner, take 10 Virounds or
of and one pound of fat pork:
em through a. meat chopper,
and season with an
I salt to tour pounds of meat;
‘ Clams on Toast,
Wash'élsms and put in a kettle with
enough water to keep from lirun-
‘ float until shells open.
Frieasaeed Fowl.
AhAkfizfillerft way to irlcussee fowl
is first ' to cut it up. Then try salt
. i ”3' kettle with hot water and
her. stuif in cases, either of mus-
r the thin, small entruils well
ed and cleaned, and tie the ends
together. Smoke the cases for about
ninth day, then cook in boiling wa-
Remove
Heat clams in
rt at liquor, season with salt, pep-
It strong. put in hell
Toast bread careful-
moisten in remainder of liquor
ted hnd seasoned for the purpose.
flutter, liberally and pour the clams
a this. Before the milk is added
”sasejy to boil them gently 30
; \ (lover with
We, pepper and butter and it ill-
hour the
[can ’be tried in shuttered spider to.
ishr—New Haven JournahCourier.
Dressing. 1
Take one whole spurerib, hack in
pieces of size desired, but don't cut
up. Make dressing of one small can
of oysters, two eggs, use cracker on
bread crumbs as preferred, one good-
sized onion, salt. and pepper to taste,
and a little sage may be added it do»
sider. Of‘kn I make the dressing
witho‘utfi oysters, then I ulwzxys use
sage.
Smoked Sturgeon. ,
l
'l‘nke a'slice of sturgeon, for ln-»
stance. Bake it until the skin crac-'
kles, serve with a multre d'bOtei sauce ‘1
and garnish with minced parsley und‘
“ lemon. Accompany with smoking-bot
meaty baked potatoes. 3
To make the sauce, rub a piece or
butter the size of an egg to a cresnnl
add a tablespooniul of minced parsley,
suit and pepper to season, and stir in
u twblespoonful of lemon juice.i
Spread this over the fish Just before;
serving. '
RECOMMENDED FOR A GOOD
REASON. i
C. H. Grunt, 230 Waverly St, Peoria.'
ills, suys: “linekache nnd congescd
kidneys mude me either intense pain.
Was always tired and floating specks
bothered me. Took Foley Kidney
Pills and saw his; Improvement utter
third day. I kept on until entircll'.
l‘rccd of all trouble and summing.
'l‘lmt'-s why I recs-mend Foley Kidney.
Pills. They cured inc. For sale b.'
all drugglsts. "‘
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Spring suits are distinctly novel
and runny special style changes are
notiecd. Although it has been pre-
dicted by muny that draped skirts
would beextremely po"pular for ulter-
noon and evening wear, it was ihoughtfteresting at this time, and a suit orgiili’. no that while one pair is being
that they would not invodc the‘rcuim
of suits to any extent, but in a trip
of observation through some of the
strictly unto-date suit departments
,one is impressed with the great var-{it is distinctive in that it is the one DUN white SUllDilllil 110i tOO 110i water,
ilety of draped skirts, and, according,\voolen material which ‘in opposition:Rub “18 iii'JVBS Vf'l‘l' gently between
ito advices received, they nre not only ‘ to the dictators otrgtyie, is always putbe hands. it there nro any portion
ishown but are purchased extensively.:i‘nvor though it is conservative,
in speaking (5f the new suits, theiihe suit oi this material the waist-film-Writers}: nnil brush.
sections illne was of the new long “my 7 inch- glovcs are clean, rinse tin-m in tepid
manager of one of these
said, “The plain tai‘ored suit in ages below the regulation line. Aliovogimd sonny water, and but out
thing ot‘ ”mums“ “a popularity liasbthe. wide, loose belt effect was the moisture. Do not rinse the gloves in
been phenomenal but its reign is at cost, 01‘ BUIEEI‘lfln blouse. whl("l1:f“‘i”‘ “'3‘": i“ '5 me 808!) in the rins-
ing water that keeps the gloves from
an end. Together with many other
favored stylus which we have thought
we could not do without. the plain
practical tailor-mode suit. is Pushed
nside to give place to those of fun-
cler cut."
These new suits may not be so prnc.
tlcol, but they‘are graceful and pret-
ty, and their novelty unikes them in-
teresting. The home dross mnker
will welcome the nppenruuce of the
new style as she will find draped
lint-u much easier to make than the
plain suits in which every defect
shows to the l'ullcst extent. Although
zreut cnrc ls rcqulrcd to produce
urucdui cficcis in draping, yet tin--
zunutcur drossinnlwr is usually more
successful w ib ibc dressy suit than
with the llifllll iu’vlori-d lines.
\\'ith the uflvcul o!" l'unC‘y
iiicri: uppcur lirilliunl color-lugs
inuny noveltiis in i‘eilu'iis,
.‘Jclllvcsc MW in
suits
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millet-d. its member or Hoard of (ions
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lfOl‘ cool spring (lays they promise to!
lbs favored for young girls particulars
ly, and those who admire striking.
styles, but (menould desire a color
which would look cooler and more re-
freshing in mid summer.
Bulgarian models are especially in-
blue serge was particularly noted;
From an economical and practical;
point of view, this material is too val-t
i
unblei’or women to part with it, and
In'
blouses slightly all around the belt,
i
, There is considerable advnutage in
cut of many of the new suit" costs as
their peculiar shape permits the wear.
ing of them over one-piece dresses, us
well as with a skirt of contrasting
color. Many of the separate coats are
of such it cut and so much shorter
tbnu last season that (here is less dis-
tinction between them and the suit
costs than formerly, As fusbion bus
brought it demand for pictumsquc
styles and contrasting colors {or coats
it is no small mivnulngc in thc muny
comblnnliong mude possible in :1 limit
ed wardrobe.
ilutlne is extremely smnri this: ecu»
son and remarkable imprint-nu his
have been made in its mnnul‘urturv
within the lust your. l-‘uucy lizlli‘ll‘il‘a‘
such us checks and stripes luuc tunic
ihclr nppcnrnncc and horn dour :nucli
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Work“; OW": ij‘lidmei: Gloves.
'l‘bc wearing of clunnols gloves
both summer nnd winter is u practi-
cul fashion oi the, times. While tlle‘iie
gloves soil easily, they they iln cus-
lly wus‘iicd, and becnusc this is so, the
wise wonmn always bus in double sup-
wnsbvd and dried the other mny be
in service. ’l‘wo things should be re-
membered about the unfiliings, says
the liul‘l‘ulo Commercial. Use Only
ifli‘iy_ trying spots. rub ibcsi» with a
when the
the
becoming harsh when'dried. Beforev
putting the gloves on a towel to dry,
inflate them well, so that the fingers
are of their proper shape, .
Ancient Cooker.
’i‘lu» itrclcss cooker is thought to be
,u, mmliru invention, but it has been
usul in Mexico for generations, no
cording to it New York Sun writer.
in every Mexicun villuge there may be
found a rounded structure of dried
mud resembling an old-fashioned bee-
hive, with no opening near the ground.
This is the village even, where the
whole community cooks its dinners.
Early in the tiny the oven is heated
rcd hot by building a lnrgc fire. in it;
offer it inns dried down, the pots and
pilllg of the various households, urc
pluccd inside it. The opening is tbfn
tightly closctl, and the housewives go
to incrunsc ihc populuriiy or ibis um
iuriul, which is hard cxtcusl‘fiy for
suits. '
HEALTH EXPENDITURES or: ‘rHE
FEDERAL oovanullirzu‘r.
Schnie llocuuwnl liliih contains; u,
sununur) of tho vxpcmlilurcs ot‘ lho'
rtovtrnnnnt dun-int; ll‘i‘.‘ [or "public‘
health liilfi nuu‘liciuol pixmoscs,” ‘
lct'ied in uccordnucc with at resolution
intrmiuced by Scnulm- ii'orks, or (Talia
‘l‘orniu, asking for n rcpori. on "the mi
in] opponents of thc goi'utuuuini 1“ u'
liiit! l‘or bcullb dcpnrtmcmn, burritos"
und nil other liculili uriccliiu; in its
various bronchus." 1
Thu pumpblut coninitm :9. ‘rv port iron.‘
the secretary Oi' outwit dnpurimwm:
ninth-ins u tniui o.‘ itii.>1o:‘t.lcil,:§:‘: splint?
for health purposcu.‘ ’l”lu~ saint» (input
snout is cliurlzud with aprons for
health purposes. Iliil‘iwiigfiiiillil show
that $0,999,238 of this nmouut was to
pivot the cxpculu-s of ihc Ninth inter“
notional (kini'ortncc of the Jim! (‘rmz-x,
held in \l‘nuhinulon lust your, whilc
$iil,lu3.iili was for ihc rcccni lnicrnn»
tionnl Congress of limit-no nnd ileum
io'nphy. ()Mlie romuiuinu amount 3.-
tiiiilbii was the ununul churn of the
United Shite» for tho nmlntcnuucc of
the international Snniinry ihircnu, und
$8,015.62 was the plum: of the United
States in the support oi“ tlitliilliemn‘
tiouul Dillon 0! Public llonlth. ot
ilomu. /
The 31.904.703.04 spent. by the Trend.
ury ,lmpnrtlnont for hunlih purponco
was. of (mill‘llti. largely cy‘pendodébr
tlielinltsd liiutou Public ilcnlth flue
vice, ”47.6%.82 lining rmiulrod tor the
salaries of the ofllcnru sud umpioycn
nnd tho iruveilnu expenses oi“ the much
ioni silicon; or the “Public llunlth Bun
vice, while Missouri Wont. into the
lliygionlc imborntori’. The marine hon
pilots and cure for tho solitude of the
merchant. murlno required 3367.7il7dl.
The federal Quarantine Service und
discontinuation or ounrnnilne smiiuns
cost. ”littlest, while the amount
spent for preventing epidemic diseases
in the United States, Porto tiles and
Hawaii amounted to $326,057.38. plus
$30,005.11 for tho leprosy investigation
stutlon in Howell. limiting; a mini c2-
poudlturs by the Treasury liens rt smut
for health purposes of anesthetic.
The isthmiuu (“thud rmmmlsslmi
‘nvent. last year. $1,020,391.12 for snnb
tuition, of which ”lithium was spent
in udrnlnistrnuon and in maintaining
hospitals andmiuma. sensation in
buildings ind repairs, while the? re
intuitions amounting to ”40,379.62. use
a W. c....."*““’.*
Yet S,mi10ft‘il
"rubs. .
\‘ili*
’oi uni-bone, street cleaning, etc, in
1 l‘ununm. Colon slid the (‘unul Zone.
The medical expenditures of the
about thclr audits till dinncr time.
when they open ihc oven and find cv»
.muninu ..l.. u. ,ymu.
“nu—u“
spent in snnitntlon and the disposal
War lfl‘pnrtincni lSEi.7i~l,0ild.il9l are, of
course. larger than those of tiny other
dcpnrimmxt und fire confined entirely
to the work of the medical corps nnd
the construction of Army hoepituls
l:liio\\‘i:~‘r, " ..r \lmilciue nnd
dummy ol‘ the Nnvy spout $‘l.?'.lil,b‘.lii.‘
‘M. As tho object of Miriam, honor»
cr, for which the Army und Nnvy ex-
ists. is to destroy ruthcr than to sure
lil’c, ibc expenditures oi those deputi-
nionls cnn hurdly be regarded as for
public hcultli purposes. The totul up-
proprlolions for tho nicdicui services
in" the Army liniiniiVy nrc $9,444,!illi.-
32', over lnul’ the mud churned nulliust
public houltli work.
The soldiers“ homes, which spent
“135,623.39, and the Pension llurenu
m-ulicnl service, which cost $340,287.4vl.
cwnnt bc rcuurdcd us outnblinhed or
conducted in tho lniorcuiu of public
health. The vituresu or indiun Affairs
of the lhapartment of the interior
shows on expenditure of $395,388.71
”for ln-nlih purposes." Yet the com:
misuloncr says lp his report that the
only specific appropriation evsiinhlo
for sanitary work among the words or
the nuiion in an omiroprintlon of you.-
000 "for relieving distress and prurien-
ilon of iiiliflfllm omens; buttons," which
nmount is. he adds, "wholly insdo
fillilitl lo moot the requirements of'tlio
service."
The Department of Agriculture inn!
the second largest amount churned
nuuhmt it. The Bureau of chemistry.
for the enforcement of the pure food
low. in rcsmtmiblo for $732,268.02,
while the flhil‘flml of iAnlmnl industry
in charged with $3,090,403.29.
pursuits elven the credit of having
been outnulbzlwd for the protection oi
the health or the public, whereas it <
one cotsbileiiod orlnlnully unit is now
conducted as a. commercial bureau in
moments um misc at term products.
in the 'iiepsrtmcnt of commerce
our! labor, the Division oi“ Vimi stably
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Clusters of cloves hung up in the
rooms and allowed to' dry will cradl-
cste illcs quicker than ily paper.
A package or envelope sealed with
the white of an egg, can not be steam-
ed open.
Wash silver ornaments in bor‘ux and
water. ‘
If you varnish the soles of your
boots it will render them impervious
to damp and will make them last
longer.
When making mince meat use a
few crnbnpples with other apples and
your will add a delicious flavor to tho
meat.-Ssn Francisco Call.
Turnipa Skinned_
While turnips are young and fresh
wash and boil without peeling, and
the thick rind will be as tender as
any other pun of the vegetable, while
the flavor will be improved, says the
Minneapolis Tribune. when done
they may be skinned just like boots
or scolded tomatoes.
To clarify sugar put sugar and wa-
ter to boil. Mix the white of an egg
with little cold water, add to the boil-
ing syrup. bring to the boiling point,
skim, strain and let cool.
Though steam beat is cleaner gen-
crally than a furnace, it will Soil the
curtains and walls much more, es.-
pecially if the radiators are placed
close to the paper or under the win-
dows. V
'l‘o brown dishes that cannot. be
placed in the oven heat a salamander
or round iron plate with a bundle at-
tuchcd until red hot and place orcr
the top of the dish, being careful not
to scorch.
When milk is burned pour it at once.
into a pitcher und stand it in a basin
of cold water until it is cool. when
the $105,196.47 required to operate the
iliulsion of Vital Statistics of the Bur-
euu of the Census. 'l‘o charge the
cost or internutionul conferences, Ar-
my and Navy medical services, cou-
struclion of Army liospiinls,,.expenses
of the Pension linrcuu and the Bureau
of‘Anlmul industry and the sanitation
expense of the construction of the
l’anemu (‘unul as public health or-
penises is, of course, absurd. The fort
is. sum The Journal of the .\mcrlcuu
Medical Assimilation. that instead of
tho fedora! government expending, sill,-
iiu,llhii.2§ lust your for public honlth
purposes, it tuttuully spent $2,7i2u,ill«l..
lib.
ALBANY LEGlSLATURE ADJOURN-
MENT DEFERRED.
.v\l.lir\NY, N. Y.. April 3.""Pililll~l i‘cr
iiuul utilournulcul oi the lcululnliirc
lutc lucn upset by the churned or all-
mnirinl io extortion mulls unzilnsi
r44 nulor Stephen J. Slilwell by George
ll. Kcndull, lll‘ctildi‘ili. of the New
York “unit Note (immunity. The As-
sembly hull ndupu-d u resolution llx-
inn April if. he the nuntuiiVo adjourn-
ment. dnto sud tlw Scuttle woe «to
period to push it» work so the but»
lsiurc could not uwny by April 25.
Thu til-nuns lnuulry into the churucu
nmdnot Sillwuli iuuy dolor adjourn-
ment u month. .
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New BuildiuuMiuerial
Blolioprlo w..." saw ...u sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
ties of the bureau of the (lesson minis ”‘ "
mi surmount. yhe Ghi‘dteu‘n listens
spent $9,128.01. The pewtfliiidiit oi
Junction paid out for the core of the
healthyot United states prisoners $42,-
nsm. ,
The only items in this, schedule
which can woperiy he showed against
the public health “thirteen! in. you
eminent. [no tor its the Unitedismtse
are concerned. are 31.583.256.46 of tho
inbropi‘iniiofl tor the rustic Hesiui
Applying platinum mu ohm t
. Collins. '
il‘osderu whointeud to build or re»
construct old buildings will holster—
noted in Bishopric Well hound s d
molntioutsine the building weridmsr»
titanium whore genius one comm
service , which is, spatially" spent: for
public ' ‘ sis-flittim
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are desired. _ ,. ,7,
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it will be found to be quite free from
the burned smell and taste.
,To make jelly hag, take a. yard of
ull~wool flunuelbheavy weight, fold to
'gelher two opposite sides, stitch the
vedges and fasten on the upper side
strong loops by which it may be '
swung.——Rueinc Journal-News,
in Flame Color.
In spite of the, prevailing preference
for one-piece dresses, the separate
blouse still iiias its use. Those of
shadow lace, chiffon, white crepe do
chine and hrocaded sntln are particu-
larly in evidence.
Flame shades in cliiitons and nets
are a pesitive fad this winter, says
the Philadelphia Times. Frocks and
separate blouSes of this bright mater-
ial are frequently veiled with dark
blue or gray.
Machine stitching is a new and dur-
able mcthod of trimming. The deep
collar of a black Chilton blouse was
stitched in an intricate design to re-
semble venetian lucc.
No Dripping,
To avoid the dripping from a ban:-
ing basket soak a sponge well in wu-
tcr and hide it in the center of foliage
of the plant, says the New Haven
.lournnlCourier. if the sponge is wet
each day, the plant will absorb just.
us much moisture as it. needs and
there will be no dripping.
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'l'hcnutn-opilc powrlcr to be shaken into the shoc-
li’ you wont rest and comfort for tired. Ill'llillg'
ewoilcn, swcutlug lecture Alli n'u FootJhtsc. ltrc:
iitjvcs corps and lumions civil] min nnd iron-mo
blisters, Fore nnd callous spots. M-t the i ll. . icr
Dancing I’mtlrs, l‘ntcnt Lcslhor Sluice, pm for
Breaking in New Shoes. his the rlillel‘ii‘fllllrlllt
discovcrvof iboouc. 'i' ryil 10-day. éhldcvor whore
96cm: n’lacceptunyiuhsliluic. For“! ‘l’ltrla
package, address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy. N. Y
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