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‘ Pyramid Shortcake;
anions; 24 lady fingers, one
hipping cream. one pint ‘of.
halves close together on a
New break enough of the
lves to form‘ a round circle;
the cream stiff and cover the
rs;'keeping the shape round.
r', the raspberries on the
d slit a thick layer of powder-
‘over; .put on the rest of
prising a well rounded mound;
"at of the halved lady fingers
ting'up vard around the pryamid
o crushed mocaroons over
‘11 ,should be prepared just be-
lacinrg the supper on the table
at in a cool place, until wanted.
lodge Record Herald.
l Fruit Cookies.
1'. Cookies are delicious for the
unch, says the Hartford Com--
Two oupfnis of brown sugar,
tale/or seeded raisins, three table-
tnlsot sour milk, one quarter
a. ‘teas’poonful of soda, one table-
ilf '1' of cinnamon, one small nut-
vg’rated, two eggs, three and one
upfuls of flour. Drop on pan to
n moderate oven.
Good Hard Sauce.
hen it is cool weather and the but.
cons of boiling water on the but-
and beat with a silver fork until
its and creamy, which will he in :1
5y short 'time. This is fine for cakes
0,.and the little hot water is an
provement.—Los Angeles Express.
,. goudons.
o,poilnds lean veal or one chick.
, one quarter pound boiled fresh
ik‘ (fat and lean), one half can
ushrooms, boiled one half hour in
none quarter pound of butter, three
s. salt and red pepper to taste,
cupful of butter, one and one half _
.hard, pour one and one half ta~1
mind‘s“ meats through the moat
,der twice; in the second grinding"
e mushrooms; mix all together
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RECIPES-
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AMERICAN W0 EN CARELESS
They overvestfmnte their physical
strength and take chances which in
the long run cause pain and trouble.
backache, nervousness, bearing downltreqnently the menus to the end.
in a boat-shaped hat the length from ’. gloves and veil and the long narrow,
front to back is emphasized by a hurl-gone is for hot plus. The bag may be
zontnl line of the featheps. The brimidrawn up, and so the but kept free
from dust.—»—Philadelphia Times.
pains, all lead to untold suffering. To
all such women we want to say Ly-
dia E, l’iuldiam's Vegetable Com~
pound is the unfailing remedy in such
cases Thousands ot- American women
testify to its virtue.
mushlike paste; put in welbbuttered
cups and bake 20 minutes in a pan of;
hot water. Serve on hot toast with
following ”sauce:
Two tablespooufuls of butter, one
tablespooni’ul of flour, one pint of
milk, one half can mushrooms, chopp-
will serve 12 persons.‘
Grape Souffle,
To one pint of grape juice add two
tablespooni’uls ol’ granulated gelatinefly man who asked
"Glob. Hun/«f- lav/a afar, A‘nu/
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scoop hat of black velvet
flares up decidedly' at the side.
The jockey‘s cap is now shown
green velvet, the brim turned up at
the back and extending out. in front.
, ' Wired loops rise at the back.
with the .mushroom liquid an it is a
Philadelphia Nomi American.
sov SLEPT IN HALLWAY.
-/-,a/a ItlflftII/A/fl ulnar/u, ara/n,r‘v1a1~1~’a/n"p_.any a Ar, 45'
-‘xuuin‘- ‘5,‘\‘\‘,\ ‘\‘\‘\‘)‘u‘\‘\‘\.\‘\.\‘\.\.‘\.\‘1 ii'i,‘\‘\
mu..-
VSIIk Bag m Hat.
Make a hat bagof black china sili¢.t'nil? One of three reasons may 8.0-
will be a typical full style. ‘it has no . with a calling about one inch and a ‘count for the failure: The cream may cool? When a cake batter curdles the
clearly defined crown and the greatest‘half from 1116 top. and run ribbon be over-beaten; the disSolved gelatiu'texture will not be so (well as if the
Wet feet, is cold from exposure, neg-il‘ielght is at the back. The tilt is downgthrough it. Sew three pockets our-thetmay he too hot when it is strained'curdling had not taken phloe. Some
levi of such warning symptoms as toward the nose, and a bandeau is front, two square and one long narrow'into the cream, thereby making it times the mixture will curdle through
,ODB- The “V0 Biluare ones are for thin; or the dissolved gelatin may be'ihe eggs. being added too quickly or it
too cold when strained into the cream, the shortening contains too much we.-
This forms a syrup with the su-
rough and knotty before it is thorough, gar, and after a certain quantity of
ly mixed in and poured into a wet eggs has been added the batter will
" slip and slide about, and will not nmsl.
Why do my sponge cakes ,jge‘gamate with the other ingredients. Do
around the sides and foil in the (Terr "01 place cakes ’11 a “Old P1808 01‘ at
‘ The conversation drifted to domes;l ter? 15 the heat of the oven at fauu’?tan open window. The steam will can
A visor cap has a satin extelISion in NC “1161ch a few nights ago wheufl very light cake put into on ovenzdensc and make them heavy.
front, a low crown and loops of ribbon! Senator Luke Lea. of Tennessee, toldl that is too hot rises rapidly around! no“. can I prevent cream from curd-
at each side pointing backward.~—‘a story which would seem to indicate.”le sides, but leaves a hollow in the ling when used in combination with
that there is a mistaken idea as to middle. An excess of sugar may also tomato? hill}; or cream when used in
what constitutes a real family tight. cause this, but there are other canses'fiombination with tomato can be kept
. ' i Down in one of the Southern States If a cake is made too light with eggs from curdling’rby adding a bit of hi-
Sundny morning about o:40 oclock, recently, so ran the senator‘s uarm- or baking powder and an insuflicieni. carbonate of soda before mixing. A
Ofllcer John H. Smith had a call to live, a colored man and his wife wei‘elqunntity of flour is added it will drop small quantity of bicarbonate of. soda,
ed tine. Make the cream in the usual,go to Philip Siomnnsky‘s grocery , hauled into 0011” 0n a charge 0f dis-,1“ the center. Another fmqi‘ent canse stirred into milk or cream, will keep
\vaY; add the mushrooms; season welbstore in Day street. as it was said turbing the peace.
with salt and red pepper. This amount ‘ that there was a man lying in the hull-i
why, entirely nude, and people could dressing the husband, 'you are ac-
not toll whether he was dead or noi.‘CUS€d 0f disturbing your entire neigh- the cakes are moved from the oven
the Washington borhood on Thursday night.
street railroad bridge he met an eldurV liavevyou 8“ t0 SEW l0!" NOUFSOW”
*
NOT REAL FIGHTING.
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"linstus," said the magistrate. fl-‘
“it wnh dis way, jedge," explained
and heat until gelatine is dissolved. l was in the lockup. The man said he Rnstus. 8‘13!“le first at the mash"
Strain and cool. Wlien.,mixture be- i was limiting 1"" his 3011. W110 had “0‘. trute and then at his wife. 3“? an' in which will check the baking.
gins to stiffen beat in the stiff-1y beai~,bccu home all night. Officer Smith, Lucy got into an nhsument obab de,
en whites of four eggs and fold inopejsaid the boy was not among those in' 00‘“ 8‘5)?- got fo' a week's wash. She;a
cnpful of stiffly beaten cream. Turn ‘Jtho lockup. but he might be the one can me 11 [MY loal’uh. an‘ 1 51M) he!“
into molds and cool.——Good House- reported down in Day street.
men wont therennd found that some: a skillet on my hold. an' (”31* “‘9
{119‘ lint. l‘lcn up i H7. and Wclt her \vi
'youth. and ho had retired to the ut-‘ ‘1 cllulh 108- ou' d9“ she flung 3 tell
all its tiriy‘li“ 'ills shirt was found on a harness. kiitie at me, which scald quite cowl
“hook in tho barn, and the pants were' sid‘ablc.”
'in one of the stalls, while shoes and;
lstol'liingg \vcrc rolled up on the floor
The elderly mun idon- ,
iiilicd the clothing: as belonging: to his; with great deliberation. "nu’ dcu wc'
'hoi', and lutl‘l‘ tho young man was} hi‘l'iznu to fight."—~l‘iimburgh Chroni-
keeping.
Cauliflower a La Cecile.
Separate the “flower" in
clusters from acmilitiowcr. With it
small and sharp knife take off the
thick skin of the stem and Under
parts. Put in boiling water and cook
until tender.
Pour off all water, add it few spoon-
fuls of leftover gravy and stir over
the fire until very hot. Servo at once. T
Omelette with Potatoes.
Mash lilvlittle cold potatoes, Add‘
four \vaellgliépiop opus to thorn. (if this
mixture makel’lu omclcite in ihe new
uni why and when done put it in the
orou a few minutes to rise,
Excuse Me! i !
one bud succeeded
Sol’ tho building.
drossod and persuaded to no homo, iC'lL"'1‘i"li‘lli‘iillll.
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NERVOUS?
All run down? Aycr’s Sunsaparllla
is a strong nerve tonic.
Sold for 60 years.
Ask Your Doctor.
HOLD on Bonn
we 60TH LOT or:
'new RiDDLEs!
war )9 ”C“ Lin: Fl
HELP ! narrow-run?
BECHUQE ’T MHKES
Ham. —- Crime. :2
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'iuicfrsicd in the sale of rings. at his;
12:—
WOULD woo CHLL"F‘"
eecnuee whereas
imp. - F'nir: ?
"fi'fi‘dé’bw a
. new so our: ’Li-r
viii? '5‘ N “H.”
Pi PERFORMINé LETTER
HHT NOT
IN HHT‘?
WHEN W
BECOMES
down list. Up she hop, un‘ smash
“i see," commented the magis-
‘ irate, "and then what happened?"
“An den. judge." unaltered linstus
.
NOT SO BAD AS THAT.
. become, uuiu's ciiuul.”
"[ih. i think you r rung; us. All tho
thus causing it. to setsnd
mold.
What. before,
the shock may make the cake
and a quantity of cold air will be shut nnrrow lace insertion,
matched, do not new
Why does glaze. sometimes refuse to straight scum but “‘1‘“ over ”‘9 mw
dliere to chickens or Iueat'.’ The glaze edges and 10le by tacking eVery quar-
i slips off the meat because it was made “‘1' Of an illCh‘ When finished and
d thin,
at ar/‘r.’
- ‘\‘\
-H-«E—‘fifiu — , .- n. . .-. MW
Why do my cream gelatin puddings
'ls the moving of cakes while in the it from curdliug in “Oi weather,
,oven before the mixture has preperly,
set. ‘The same defect is produced if'
.10., hot, or it may he that it is too pressed this will give an open appear—
or sometimes if the chicken or “me like ”‘9 other portion
idiot is particuiz‘u-ly greasy the glaze 1309-
will not. stick; in that case \vipc vcrl’
thoroughly with a cloth or a piece of
. white paper first. licmcmbor the joint
should be cold before it is brushed counterpnnes can be mode by means
. of applique patchwork. (ii-cording
Why do cracks sometimes appear on the New Orleans Picayune. Applique
iorcr with the glaze.
.nv/n/an Ar, ‘1‘
, , putrid/a 1' ‘a/n In Ar
txuun~ “mini-u
, ‘ , ( ,ar A',"/'
‘\‘i\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘.\‘\‘\
the texture seem uneven? ‘
cakes be placed at an open window to
become . ter.
Joining Lace.
Clever needleworkerg join lace
being baked sufliciently. if matching the design so skilfully that
the oven door is slammed carelessly, it cannot be detected, says the New
fall, Ilnren Journal Courier. <Vhen joining
which is not
Applique Work is EffeCtive.
Very pi'i‘lt)‘ and effective quilts and
. 11,.
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lilillillli nvsrusu
GAWBIBESHUN
Papa’s Diapepsin Settles Sour,
Upset Stomachs in Five
. Minutes
Time it! Pape‘s Dlapcpsin will dl— '
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, gassy or out-ot'~order stomach
‘ surely within five minutes.
if your meals don‘t fit comfortably,
or what-youent lies like a lump of.
lead in your stomach, or it you have
heartburn, that is a sign of indigcsd‘
tlon.
‘Get from your pharmacist a fifty-
cent case of Pape's Dinpepsin and take
a dose just as soon as you can There
will be no sour risiugs, no belching of‘
' undigested food mixed with held, no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach_ nim—
sea, debilitating headaches. dizziness
or intestinal firiplng. .This will all hi).
and, hesdes, there will be no» sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
yourflireath with nauseous odors.
Pope‘s Diapcpsin is a certain cure
for out-of—order stomachs, because it:
takes hold of your food and digests it;
just the same as if your stomach.
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all slum»
uch misery is waiting for you at any
drug,r store. .
These large fifty-vent cases rontnin
enough "Papa's Dippcpsln" to been
the entire family fire from stomach
disorders and imlinestion for nmny‘
the surface of meringue shells? The patchwork is not new, but is juSt “3- months. It belongs in your “0111“.
iumringuo shells crock hocuusc the
oven is too hot. On no Ili‘flfllllli must handicraft and is being revived.
The different sections are cut from
> _ humus will quickly hike color and will hmtcrial of different. l-oiors and sowed
“\\'oihcnureccriuluiy tryingv hard to Will? "Hire than is Iiw‘csuur)’ during to a lain foundation. \‘cry cffwtli'e‘
tthc bolting”. (Tomaso sugar or too much couutcrpunch, especially” for; a child‘s,
Huinur sprinkled our the morinuuos‘
the oven ho too warm; if it is the ther-
ing recogniz. ll us an artistic form of
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ind (‘til‘ be innilo by outliuln: witha
and scuri'n, (lino 'iu I‘llillllr“ stitch oi!
the some (lesion would liltllii.’ u wry
‘ntirnciivc room. ‘
4—.— ..m ,.___-.... _. » .._,.,-...... ..
women i know scout niniiiilous to go . will cuuso ihcm to crack badly on the colored does it design intruded for up} \\'olcomc sinmuor indie, No. ::.:i,
forward rnihcr than buckwsrd."-
‘ llousiuu Post.
surface.
\i'hy iior‘s my (‘lilm butter ()1?le and
l- m n
HIM. POTTER BALLS
DDMERENBE 0N EGGS
‘li.\ii'l‘i~‘(illl‘i, Sept. Ii. ----- links are
worryinu Hairy ('ounuissimwr it, i".
l'uilci' quite a bit lllusir days, it in
on account of u now lnw roncoruiugé
till! Solo of units \i‘llli'll is now in force, i
Mr, l‘otlcr has culled u mootluu of all i
I
x
l
oliicc in the cnpltol on 'l‘uosduy, Sui»;
imuhor ii. iii. 2 p, Ill. to discuss cu~
fort-cumin of chapter lilo, which fol-
low :4:
atom than if”: days. in any plul'o where
of rhuiulmlu of other inbuilt-i. 01‘
which luivo bcou incubated for 1“
hours or umro, «hull utlix to the llili’li'
are or rol'epturlu in which they are
drilvurml, coimpicuouniy (llihliii'l'd
with such virus it lnlwi or placard
hearing in plain li-UUI'H not We than
one limb in hoiniit, ihu words. "cold-
’ stiii'iino lump," or "lll‘lrhvl‘vnil lights,” or
“liivuhutml issue.“ on the rose may “to
Section 2. ----- No citing shall be brought
into this «talc that have been hcldln
mid storage. or preserved by any llm‘
condo. or incuhuimi unless the puck-
nun r'oniuiniuu said puss shall he
illul‘liud or lulwlcd in nucordmwo with
the provisions of this not.
' Suction twins; person who shall
fall to comply with the provisions or
this act, or who illlnll knowingly li‘llfli
represent the condition or quality 01'
any cans which have porn kept in cold
storage, preserved or incubated, illmll
be fined not inure than :26.
Section 4—m'l‘he dairy and food com-
missioner shall have the glimé power!
with respect to the detection and pros.
’ecution of any unlawful sales of cold
storage, preserved, or incubated cutie
under the provisions of this not as
renew cont/erred upon it , .
iiilliiiil lHE Blilill
i3 Gflilill. BlllflUS
”w M .
Ii Tongue Is Coated, Breath Bail,
Stomach Sour,,Don'i
Hesllale
W
illvo “('ulll’orniu iSyrup of Fine” nt
ouuomu li'lifiililullilll lotlu)‘ often sures
it sick child tomorrow.
if your little one is out-oilsorls, hall'-
Au ui-i roncorniuiz the mic oi «still. sick. isn't rusting, voting and ucllusr
liii ll "ilili'ii‘il li)’ illi‘ fii‘ll‘i‘i‘ “”d “WHO nulm'nlly wlooh, Motlivrf sou if tongue.
or ropmscutuilvcs in gelii‘iml i‘ii’mmt’ly is routed. This is u sure sign that it‘s
“““V'W‘di llittlc stomach, liver and bowi‘lli “1‘0
auction 1. ritvcry porsou, ilrm or clouuod with waste. \i'hun cross, irri-
corporation who shall soil or after for table, fesy‘hrifih‘ stomach hour. bronth
mil“ it“! "so" “'liii‘ll Mill 13‘3““ Pm‘ bud or has stouuwh-Mhu. diarrhoea.
Ri'l‘il‘ll ll)’ any nriiilc'inl WWW“, m'ere tlu'out. full of cold, sire o low
which him». been lit’lti in “WWW" rm.2ii|,uloiifiii of "California Syrup of Filth,"
and in a row hours all Hlt‘ consiipntmi
ill“ l"iill"t|‘uturl~ in roducoil by "will” i poison. undiucntod food und sour hilo
manly moron out of its little bowels
without uripluu. and you have a well.
ipiuyful child uaulu,
Mother“ can rent mmy liflur trivial:
this hurmlouc “fruit luxuilrc,“ because
it never fails to cit-nuns tho little onn'u
liver and bowls and summon the
stomach and they doni‘lv love its
plcuunni, tunic. Full directions for bo‘
tiles, chiidrou of all mom and for
arowuuipn printed on our]: bottle,
,llcwnro or countrri‘elt no syrups.
.Aak your drugulnt for n. human, bolting
of "thiiitornia Syrup of him" than
no" that it is made by tho "Milforuia
vli‘ig Syrup Company.” Don‘t be tool-
ed!
i
ermine to the halo of butter. vlnoanr or
other food produrts.
WWW
“Wasn't Jason the mud who tried
to loud the Golden li'lcccei“ asked
the youthful student. “i shall not
illliltll'lliktliio say.“ replied Senator
Sorghum. ”i positively refuse to dis»
cuss anything pertaining to the Wool
business outside of lattice hours/W
, , Witchington , Star. :
plhiue patchwork,
Au nppiiquc iaprcud with
i
i
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.i
None of Si, Georg», will hold its rm;—
iurtnlns ulur meeting tozmaimw owning.
't‘iEliTINEL FQSHIUN PLATE
‘ :2. Stunning Suit countering of My
{mire hrorudo ltliillt-l‘ uuii i‘liilll shirt,
li‘or min-nos and sum” womuu. illuc,
illi'uu‘u, lllll‘iilt‘ or dnrk man are sug-
Hz-Htvd (is color :oiiculi-u for the cow-
.iumo.
i 2 1.3 yards of 5H”. cluih and ‘J M
yards of :lihiu, in \olour lii'ui‘tldi‘ will
make the skirt and blouse, ri-npccliub
1y.
lilouso Nu, Si-L'u. Sims, ii. iii, Hf
nod :10 yours. Price of puitvril, 25
cents.
Skirt No, illiil. Silva, ii. iii, iii nut!
20 yours. Price or pattern, is routs.
(See Pictorial lioricw f'ntiorn Adthj
THE GENTLE CYNIC.
The world is but u flimiiuu show.
and most of us have to be shown.
'l‘lic uvorugc clurltymnu known
more about u surpllco than ha- din-u
about u surplus.
Perhaps duo-hull Iho World in
mighty kind the olhur ludl‘ docuu’t
know how it lives.
It's all rlg‘lli to lol. well enough
alone in‘orhlod inn are not ambition»
to not to tho top.
it muy lll' iwiior to be born lucky
than rich. but hi the union limo wo
i have u lurking sunplclou that tho ivl~
' low who is born ririi in iiirumly lucky.
Mont furore ai‘f‘ liloi‘oly limited out
at inieruatrwlixchnuac.
c. as, W’ 1......» .. “Momm-
i
i PARCEL. poor
i "iiiouioihiua nice in tho mull ioryoi:
i iodufv. Him.”
,9 "i‘m too old for love iiiiiors. i‘clvu.
What in it?"
"something better. It‘s a fill!)
waivnncion.”
‘I ’ ‘
comma fifth-
!” H vii “r: lle
notion" p“ '
uc‘ it Home frond
tilt» in met Mr! Hill .ioriallic
”a; Milligrg Wigwam.
o r . ’
‘ Mi. . .i. -, ..
t u and.» d 31%?
husmhhtuimflphnyr
. . witmiihlwtiim
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