Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1876, Page 10

S s B ) A MAYf 20, :"IBTG*TWELYET PAGES : to bako fish, T will give hy 1 Tirat, Qip. ey b i‘.fier?'u’{‘u%"w’i'.’m e iy off5 rinse In eold \waters wipa It dry; s rinkle aalf hoth Inaido and out, about a6 maeh " returning homo. thoy ate an cxcollont 4, folt Tt throuetimde e cvening, slopt mfifi and got up refreshed and nctive next noming! Bimilar reaults wero obtainet in tho enso of othor ten students, somo of whom had done ¢ Bi-mife walk; and 8ir Robort hiaa -also mada ey, periments upon hfinsel? with n Cocn Teaf, of gy equaily suecessful and comfortablo hature,” ———— : . ter number of constmers. After some | water Is prepared by scalding tn the proportion 9 mom’li; o‘} p’:ll::nt experiment and efforly they | of 6 gnlhymx(‘:l wat c¥ to2 qugrln of lmxx’n. pgh‘nln' have at length mm‘plnmly solved the problem, | nfter sctiling, The palnt {8 nover removed by and have Just |gnl thefr new machinery and im= | hard mbbln_ri, oven If soap {8 added when neces- nto p: Pty 'HOUSEKEEPING artlal operation by which | sary. I use Ap apleco of English ofl-cloth elght finother Chapter on Whule- Rra;g;x:nk:mmfl equaluess of mechani- years lnnhl:.“ c?)t;:aumtly, nn’«‘l :)ch.ch‘;!l l{!‘é:-; - cal ~ diial t the harder and softer | of shud to be removed, but I wajted for § Wheat FIOUI'. ;‘::m ot‘ (‘l‘xgnwhgnt is produced, and a flour re- | dry, and then cleaned ns above described—al- sultsthat worka as an even, homogendous mass, wl?'s polishing with an old cinmols cloth. making a lighter, spongier, and Jarger loaf from 1y him. Ho nolongerneeded travel, Ilta strength and vifur hiad been restored, * Auoflicr gontleman sald fhat rommrl{ lo wns stronger than nn{ of his compecers, but that now his strength had Talled him. ~ HI8 intollect had become so weak that somo of his acquaintance called hiin fnsane. Tho samo advice was given, and aftor a fow months, meeting his ndviser, ho told him that 1t had revolutlonlzod him, The restoration of theso persons wns not to " SPARIKS .OF SCIENCE: a8 you would for steaks. Then dlp it In flour; plnce the pan that you are going to bako It in In the stove with & pleco of butter In ft tho sizo of an cgr. Lot it melt 8o that It covers the p Your pan should bo ahout tho length of our flsh: If ‘larger, the butter will ho apt to Flora Round About Chicago: The Geranium Family, Cocoa-Leaves ns a Stimulantes-A you will try my ginger-naps, here fs the . 1 i i ith the s ipe 1] { f brown wactibed to any ono thing, but to everythin, hurn, Place your fish n {t, the Inaldo of It w1 URASSIIOPPERS IN BPAIN, _P]p ing frorfx Lo Plnemes of .'.'éfi'&':i?.n?e?‘u'.‘,‘"w‘nfifnn""f; v\’vu;l :\E-hl,‘tzlufl;‘:flf :fi:g:la’:;x %I,'cfx\pp gf ‘;;1‘im!::ll lfilx’ tc‘; melt- | combined; and the bread [Ifr'v.-‘pnmllou m-,ymz 15 next to the 5::1. Put 1t in A hot oven, and Grnsul‘mmmr Plaguo The Southern proyincos of B8psain aro afy), ‘Wisconsin. Also, it mort, completely than bofory ndapts | ed togother, " 3 tablespoontuls of ginger, | roceive an $qunl shiaro of eredit with tio othors, | buke ono houry ST 118 lari fah, lesn tlino if n Spain. witlh o ploguo of_grasshioppers quite aguy this flour to nll the other purplnsc? or“ cuo’lhn xrlcaspoonrul of clmmmmln ‘{'{ l‘m«ipfu')‘uhllt {u“l1 think I have o right to Infer from thio fols ;.)r::ofll‘srmhl’ll._ should bo well done n]r:;ln:lnn (l;|cc that of onr own Weatorn plains fn oxtont P 5 v iflim‘;"lfilim“éi?é J?.o"ixflf-u"'xxéc'fim"fl l{';:‘lmlm‘rf a &13"”&‘1 {Efi?fi?"é‘n&’,;‘“‘d‘u‘&:fi With 'fim:r; A ?:ficflnge: of thio powder was given to o min- : F—— [ Billoa in Vogotation—A Yollow Wator | feyaintion. Tor uight o uino years past gy _Reflpes for Making Coolkies, | freme k flour, For, when {t s taken into | roll and bake, tater. Mmrmlngl[‘hn safd he wanted more. COOKINS, B! evll hus Leen growing,—at first developing tron conelderation that it 1s made of the higheat An excellent cookle recipo: One eup of but- grade of wheat only; that it fs all of the berr ter; 3cups of sugar; 4 eges; 4 cups of flour;! after thorough cleaning and nmnrlnf(; that {t | 3 tablespoons of milk; 8 teaspoontuls of bak: iy % contalns all of the foud elements of .the whent ng-powder. Rub the flour and butter thor- Héw a Dyspeptic’s Mother Pre= | fi their entirety and pusity s st Jnstly that. 1t | oughly togethier; eream tho butter and sugar; e can be made futo Ught, apongy brend tho same | heat the ewgs separately; 2dd to the above, L pares His Food, as white flour, and nlso used “for all ather prep- | with a liitie nutmeg. And cinnomon, of any nrations—it 1a easy to gee that {t will be ‘used sensoning preferred, SIft In the flour nnd wherever it beeomes practiently known, and the Daking-powder, atd add cunulih flour to mold Broad-Preparation Again-~-Pud- | importaiico of pure nid wholesomo foo(t s np- | and roll out. - These cooklea will keep fresh two He acemed to think hecould not get along with- out its dally uee. It invigorated bis brain to such an oxtent that hie could study and write with inuch greater facllity and enso. An fnvalid Iady whose mind sympathized with ber hody ta suchi an extent that she could not pack a trunk without rmtluclng great nervous fixmul‘l“em ]nml ;“fi':n |vroum!tllon, Bltur using scult made of this preparation thres years sald ghe thought it hnd L \nore o restory her | ond 3eggs; mix all together; boil thin, and 0 the Kdltor of The Tridune, AMrNnota, i, May 17.—Somo one writlng for thoe Housckeeping Department asks for a r- clpo for cookles that will keep. I send one which Ithink she will like: One eup butter, and fourof flour; rub well together; then add 1teaspoon of soda; heat togother 34 cup sugar Biking Fish, Ete Lily~Afrioan Exploration. Insignificant._AWarns of tho. Iuscets, and grag, 'y . —— uanlly. fncreasing unt!l at present tho lang FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO. covered with an (nnnmur{n’blo multitude, :h:: Tas GeraNtuse FAMILY,—Eyory collection of &top tha trains on tho rafironds, and threafen o flowera brought In from the grovelands, for destroy every vestigo of vegetatlon, The milk soma two or threo weoks to come, will be quite | tury have been ealled ont to exterminate thy suro to contaln speeimens of the Wild Crancs- foe. On the fith of April, 1,000 soldlcra VAl (Gerantiam maculatumy), o tnndsomie, sldny | gant g0 Tindnjos, tn Estramadura, to atlack ghy flower, with pink petals, and flve-parted, lohed | fuvaders, which I ch f e, W.8, 8. veeks, and € the milk i Teft out, a month, brain to a good healthy condition than ansthing | bake. % B ers, were In-eueh forcons to Jeop. ¢ - dings-=-Cleaning Oll~ proclates " Taked fish: Sentes svash, and wipe dry, fnside | cite, 5 | (B plalner kind: Ono egg, 1 cup sugar, 3¢ cup fi“t‘,f:‘ ':;l"? ‘;;’l‘:l‘.’; ”‘r;’ lfl“"’““‘“" :"’}"“g'{‘g arlize tho entirs crops of tho Teglon, cloths. PIPING TROM THE PINERIES, and onty o 2or 8 pound flsh, Make n stulling na | Many persons fafl fn trying to make lonf butter, 3¢ cup sweet milk, 3¢ teaspoon soda, 1 g owiieh affords so many favorite | But tnis body of troops was considory the Editor of The Tribune, follows: One pint of grated bread; £ table- [ bread with ity but any one accustomed to the |, e 5 —_— E cb,filg Wis, l\l:, 10.~Your Inst week’s | spoonfuls‘of mblted Ixu’t‘ler; pepper and salt to | use of onlinary baking-powders. et cucori in | teaspoou cream tartars four to mix soft. ) Bilad] Shete; Lraw epus alittlo celery rit; ono onlon, | making bisculi or Grahatn gem-cakes with this, | _ Cheap gitger cooklear Ono ewp mofasscs, 1 WITOLE-WIIEAT FLOUR. !*Housckeeping ' correspondence {8 particular- | tuete; 17 85 ¥ eulty J 3 B! + | Gup brown sugar, 1 cup wwarm water, 1 eup Jard, specics for culturo In the houso and the garden, | ngufliclent, and n demand Its English namo 1s derived from the fancled re- was .,mqé, Tho |:.:-;‘[L IE:M& 0, b semblance of its beaked frult to tho bill of the | soldlery will e cxeented principally w{th :fi: 1 d fine; ny taste, 0! It fa far superior to ordinnry’ baking-powdera for 5 A S .0 the Fditor of The Triduns. ly_Intereating, and somo of it quite amuslng, | pioPTed finci I to iny tast Then, " Gaa ooty e, "as . sk it Keep molss s muich | 3 Jablespaane fx’;‘tgcry L Sablospoon sodn (die | cranc, A second member of th suno gonus, fhovel, A surlos ot trond ien ko foho Hrns Pans, May 18.—I wish to correct a | g, E. 8, is not so hopelessly “ help-less ™ bnit be taken 1ot to wot the bread-crumbs tho e | Tonger. s <R[ golved I yater), 1teaspoon pyvered utum, pat | the Carolina Cranesbill (. Carolintanum) s fn. Diirted, Thioso mensiors aro boasr. e SHopta etatement carclessly made In my communlea- | ghe bursts into song over her woes, and winds [ and melted butter will molsten gufnclumfy. ———— n last, suft, Buko quickly, cluded {n our florn, but s moro reatricted in lo- stage In the 1ifo of the fuseet, before n"fi,‘,fi"" tion of tho Gth Inst. na to the amounts of | ypatn high herole pitch,—which {s plucky and | Tie over the flsh thin slices of salt pork; fill'n PUDDINGS, ETC. Ginger bread: One and one-linlt cups butter, callty. Prof. Dabeock notes its oceurrenco neur | fotdod 1t sings and indulged in acrial gy @ slllen rospectively n wheat ond onts; the fig- | commendable. Poor “F, E. C." heats down t!(r){r’ l"g(;mol': h:.l‘fmmrl‘lmuf )’m \L\ineter;l lfl"f"’ if v the Editor of The Tribune, ; I-‘.','pl.“fi)m} ,,v",'.f'o'l’.&':‘&? 1;"{-0!:"[,?:::!?:10:‘;%!"&. Lincoln Park and north uf the clty, The grasshopper doposlta. jt eqtn in tho o Mfi‘«l ' o ures thera given should have upplid to the sl | « parstey* under his fect as If 1t wero Satan ol pasnob Amtre gl i3 g Yo o o, on Crrtcaao, May 18.—Allow me to cm’m 77 | apoons ginger; flour fo make. Ahot Tich s | Sevon species of the Geranfum family (Gera- | 0 the month ot Anigust, and ke they romay " of those substances. Johinson lves tho amount | Limaclf, and Intimutes that 1o such faidions ridiron cover wll with nnother pan; buke i | HnKs to “XX. for that escellent roclpo for | S90S pligad molasscs over the top while lot, | neace)’ nre found In the Bates copered by e ettt g Apel. Vit cnulug l"!lluw] -+ ofslllcaln wheat at 08 parts fn 1,000 of mub- | fayoring Is golng to drag Aim down to @ drunke | (g o, Caver pork i3 woll shriveled: then | Folls which wus glven a short, thmo ngos 1 want, | ugter b rem o QT ] 2o aoni-yory | Gray's Flora. This1a o smal proportion of ap | Hieuimnl s Nikely o Do, Sompact coll . stance, and of oats he gives 12.2 parts in 1,000 of | anpls grave, If ho knows himself! Let “F. E. | remove the upper Uiy Sllowing your flsh 1o | no better reelpo or rolls than that. ~In return, et oo froah, It In not g0 st whel | order that numbers fu ol about. 500 apecles. | plow, s Lo recoptycls, foe Ho s m-.muml'ym'$ + " ubstabeo,—so that oata contain ovor forty s | G et tobe vigllonk! Thoro's eclory fo [ Sy, Orieand a bl {apars Wil coolcthor- | 1 ofte tho following wall-tried reclpes, which I ( treo o four days old. ST ) The flors of Grent Britatn tucludes thirtoen | awalt i safoty tho Influcnco of T o Ay a8 much silica ns wheat. be gunrded against, Nikewlse aalsify, aud tho | “4EN KR SteR0y fire 1s kept pint of milk }";.“ ‘V:l”'}{flflc;{cl]’]‘: :‘zj o G e RED ANTS, specles. But the Ueraniums aro very uncqually yn b &:"::ml‘;;":“fl“'flnl‘f)’o ““},:'z"‘ll’l’fimf;bflf Yotr correspondent, “R," {n your fssne of Insinuating cucumber, that ero long Will b | and the fish drippings mixed; o Hitle snlt sng runclt Toang. Loat thice 5 5{3 i o, the Eulior af The Tridune, distributed over the world. By far the lnrger cacoon which sho earcfully comants o i tho 13th, whils n general confirming and fu- slnying its thousands| pepper; mix unitll simooth, two ounces of butter | 80n with salt and pepper; have ready somo Bogrox, Mnss., May 15.—Thic Ilousckeeping | number aro found nt the Capo of Good Ilope, | the auntial increass of the pest {3 cnormous, dorsing my statements o8 to tho asbsoluto ne- Tam anxfously walting for the Coming Flour, | mnd two tcufigmnn‘fl's of nun’r; u}r into'the' | thin sllces of bread; dip them into tho CBE% | Department of yourSnturday lssuo la fteresting | cspeclally of tho flne genus Lelargontum. 1t 1s el ) b sosslty of Jooking only to Nature, and not to | 1 dg wot, Hie bran, aud b the smo tmo 1 D jTiow bollings havo enly a royolied | and fry them in lard or after frylng how) untll | o ely o e 1 wish soma of your read: | from this reglon that wo obtain all the much. BILICA IN VEGETATION, y i for tho suply of claments of food, takes | gnrin from tho fine, white, beautiful bread thag | S, chophed fing, kil LT sooklng oggs and bred | (i Nould INform e how Lo rid n oo of e | prized- specics that adom our wlodlows. sl | An oty oA Journal of Selence and 4 oxception to what I sald as to the danger of n- { o no whrain® fn ft. Qcetipying bigh neutral | It is lafe In the season to offer n recipe for | together fs to crumb the bread some, s for | M8 e S BL borders, 'Tho number and varlety of the exotic | by Prof, P, B. Wilson, of tho Washington Uny Lroducing the vital unorganized clementa {uto ground, I subslst on oatmeal, rice, and corn- | eooking cranberries, bt your interested frouse- dreasing; mix it with threc or four heaten cggs; THE CARNIVAL IN CALLAO, Gerunjums have been fimflfly multiplied by | versity, Baltimore, presents tho results of tho aystem, atd quotes his own caso as an fi- | g " und walt untll the crowned heads of ';:;'{;{l;flffi:lul;finglclkilfll" l‘im‘fifiy"’flcfl'n“r Ttsine seaeon, and ‘,"’n‘,“’}",o‘}:{,’{;’“‘f",‘,' 1-103:'"3; ¢ {itivation, ba. 'l';g;]‘y“f o sliceles iearly ré- | gories of experlments to determiie tho formpy stanee. Mo scorha to think that what fs medi- | gijeneo ahall decide what fs the best form of iever-fulling ohe: Duo hound ‘of eranberrien | o neicmee Latils into ealcer, and UiZhes form | Tiovw Thay Colebrate the Sensan in South | i feranencea: uro not charnctorized by any [ Which grasses wnd other plants appropriate silig sine for him niust be meat for another, Meover- breadstufl, To my ernde mind It scems as 1f | washed wd pleked over one by one, go a8 not n ,fimm“t nddition to the morning's ropost, Amerlca—A General Drenching, striking qualltics, yot un nstringent principlo | for the strengthentng of thelr structures. looks th 'gnn:;nllq\iflg‘ting;nnxi;}dr;m-;;lffn;r;,g;'; the whole kernol ought to be eaten,~beenuso It toput Inay ?"'fi,"g'..r"““’ifi}u""‘fi”z one pound ls_;‘?clfitm?(ulu'l’t [runo xammn , orlgiiated tn | Tho Clovoland (0.) Herald yrinta a-lotier from nd v;ggfiglg;\&fi?f{.fl,fgngm Lons fl'iafifi‘g’r'nflf;’ :i':"fi“ olhhmwd front the ash of plants, by tw pressions 0 a o o | laall there, ready for us. 1fwo do not require | Of granulated s 3 8 nt of water. 70t Heatn littlc more than 1" pint of sweet | pyra, Honry 8. Wetniore, who wrlles from Callao, 3 il stinct processes, was, in all cases, found toby P cnee (and ho an invalid) as to what the balunce | 139 i 4 ¥ Plnco the half piut of ‘water and sugar on tho 11k; when botliug, ftir | 'rm]unSI tho follow- at Y Diil ts a powerful stringent, giving the plant, in s 4 3 of th(o taco should scck)to obtain its vital fooq. | “ccllulose™ and “salts” ns well as “starch! Fango o boll, ufll;mg constnntly} wlfi:n s x,gg':"gnl:n]nggu‘L:p\.}onr:x'll’curnnmj;uhmnruunnt Peru, 2a follows: omo lowuTitice. £h Attee fiflm"_nom. Tehs | free from any combination. In. Whent-stray of gettin t benefit from un- | and “nitrogen,” 1t 18 o great pity, for wheat Is e pay N d ¢ +*The merry scason of carnival fa Just aver! | ‘heon held fun high reputs os n gargle and o tonfe. | 8rown fn soll to which the infusorinl oarth of Bettel et (5 o Frent bogelt, feomu un | and Chbrougtiy estabishel habits wo gar | Ik throw i Bt T e e oo eat | flour I {{:f,'{,f,fi‘;‘*gf‘;{,",’:{f:,fi‘,:’f‘.‘.{,f{';‘."fi&.f'? wall: | yEarewenl o he lerk, Tho weris ana e S5vr Aorelzn apecicn of Goraihine b witia pesce | Hiehmond o b applied, tho sfliclous dy bolted flour e used partook of thie character of | nuver expeet nything better trom it il well cooked It will taeechenr 0 minutcs | beaten citn; eilough sugnr to myeaten 1 oo, | Lo innounee Hor weoks peronqusand chame. | 4y SMTLIng op i, D thng un aro- | pusits Were found to" consist wholly of 4t most of the * Graham of nowadaye, it is quite | T Ifke *Mrs, Sarah L.,” whoever or whatever afterall hoging to hoil; throw fn n mold; pre- | spoon buttes, smd B itan grated nutmeg. Lot | the air sae teil of the Inspiration of coming fnsio | matic odor. Sover: ‘of the epecies produce cdi- . slliclous shiclds of Diatomaces, in nn unchangey probable that 1 he had had b whole-wwheat fllullr, Y Mre, Sarah L.” may be. By whatever, I mean vlously dipped {n eold water and not .mmf,. nnd | this come 10 n boil. Then pour it into nwell- | tiea. Al classcs adl ages were busll; nn‘)‘(n d In | ble tubes, Thosoof the ¢ pafveflorum ara caten | state. ‘Their outlines were sliarply aud distine, made from eound, ripe, plump wheat, which [ whether man or woinan, She has such a ¢rieps | sot tlif the following day, Tho mbovo reelpo | buttered dish, adding 1 teacup sceded Prunes | mokng cascurones, o processresuiting In the forma: | {n Van Dicnife Land, whero thoy are called | 1y defined when separated from oach othe only coutains tho proper amoung of the mineral | direct way of turning out. er fdeas, T think she inakes the cranberries neither too acld nor | just befor ~placing B e oven; bnke about | ton of stearine upon bunches of geancs, tiny can- | Native Carrots. 'The tabes of tho 5. Luberosum | tinder the microscopt. When not scporated clements, there would likely have been no | must bo ‘n woman. lor very words, huave too swect—wlll Iuvarlably ~ turn out liko | twenty minutes "o pruncs must be previons- | RO, ete,, wiich, when filed with wator in Kiidhen | DX uscd In"tho'south of Enrope, und those of | “ Thicre was observed & masyejous Interlaclug of e for lil s of Horaford's prepurations. | rellsh s of e eaded iR . [ fllybut 18 far iker 0. eat wilp, 1y stewved until fender, . Servo with or withacs Beeicit gy for nec. - Mho cook fn tha kiteben | £ho P8ikrontum iruteatiho Canad Good Hope, | tho varlous forme,iowing that oy wero o L mgfl:}:};’lf;&gxmgsmfl:;;‘}cflfqg il yet sho s, 0 cloak Belira ko o2 tarkey, gutnc, or potltry, as you have the fulk’ | guuco s fa proforred. Sicloping thom ao x efvilized cook hould, mads | TG, leaves of tho Lelargontum acetoruns and | Veyed by the eap-tolls dircetly b tha secoe often preparo” ten pounds ot a time,” udding: A seant 1 teacup well-washed y - | 2 Peltatum aro leasantlyneld and an agreeable | the plast where they wera déstined to corn) plety Ia butamere instanco of Individunl medicinal | solf, and yefng much osasperated by il tils | 4iq 3 1eops portetly, by pastin vaper over the | ricsy ?n‘r?v. s i, et ors 3% toacin Se L and ol th hemwith +Frapioacons | arlilo of fook. © . its structure.” b expotlenco which migt fll of o repetition even | #womnu® tafk that pervades the litcrary and molds or owls, six or cfu It wesks. Always uso | sugar; small picee of butter: lavor o suty | o pnsting waxed papor over thio aportarer Ju | . Jussow, a celebrated Tranch botanlst, united, | “Tho results of theso investigations,” r wd‘u himsolf, except under precisely simiilar clr- | gelontific world,—as it we were some sobt of poreelain kottles for cooking fruits In, taste,’ Bako about two hours i amoderate | them aside” for n use nevor intended by nature, | In Lifs system of clagsttleation, the Geranhumn, | marka Prof. Wilson, *hows tho. necessity of umstances. curious recant. discovery, fstead of Lelne only Mns. W. 8. G. | oven. No-eauce fs required. Ono toacup of | Tho scdate man, the shesrenimtond Jo moonrar: | Bulaum, Sorrel, and “Limnanthes famllics into | fnoly-divided silfen in tho goil. so minute s (g Tho nutritive effects of food do not depend | aday or o behind Adam htmsel?,—I ke to ralslng, or samo of c“'}.m“m'wm make o very | ite, and especlaily the man of deilcato noron an one; and, 08 Gray has ndopted the sume plan, | be capablo of pussing with fucility through the wholly upon the nutritious clementa ywhich it | wituess these Increasing displays of senaiblencss FOOD FOR INVALIDS, Heh pu’ddln € aded to tho obove reet i ganlzation, found it convonlent to take n shors sen wo ghndl considor them all aa metely aubeonias | o cells; ecandly, bat s o ] tontaing, but very much upon tha facility with | and clenrheadedness i womankind; and, by el u/‘Tnc T i ufiw (doliclous): Two tal, cépnonu vwnz;flemtnr-dg&ca (':,' tslomc nmzrl near -;-1’3'3 wr'illn of the famly Geraneacee. Of the Imnanthes, | sillcates nve useless ns fertlliz] ng myznts, either ;""Mdllyumbwk “upon| }:r';lcll Tb"l tflm\:i “pt%'-y |m erer '!'.O)lf:r ';:‘nlf\rrs“(’r"irz fgitl?,{r 55‘2&"‘551‘""?. Cricaco, May 18.—1 havo been greatly inter- | butters 2 toncups sugar; 8eggs; i teacup i’,m’:fom to mfiy\vmn'.?sfl;"ge?n?'nw apentig of | B liave hutono representaitvo {Flocrkia proser- | Batural or artillclally prepared.” We hivo ng se absorbents; upon porosity, allos n%u ¢ | ncoheren olnde) Mre. 4 ilk; 9 tablespoons cold” waters 2 teq. ey plnacoldes); a meat but ' {nconsplenaus’ littla | valid reason for forming any theory that vega digestive fluids to act; upon fta compatitility | La" gall prnddl!nr m:n.l I%u% to nl bright | ested in Tue Trisune's Hnuackeep!n{g Depart- :n’c:fh g:l s iy lnfl}‘x’o mlx;u(t;; lml(lulg 'Wl\“_dl(':} A ‘:to n]‘lg :ffl:.'%"‘.‘:,lu:"-“\::egm‘ fi;’fl"’,,”:f‘{',’.i‘?é’,‘; :,’,f,"',f 5‘"“‘”"""“%’ on tho banks of tho Chicagzo amd luH'nn ean, through any known chiemieal law, with the digestive organs. An increised sur- | woman 1 )i e a stupld nan oth combincto | ment, but moro particularly to that which per- ulekly on” thre or four round tins.' The | Rorvice n the Troseroet chnrch. Sabbatli-school esplalnes Rivers, Ils minute fowers, Apring- | eeparato the clements or their compounds from faco for the digestive flulds to work upon tyenge, 18 It were; the old monotonous fling of | yins'to cooking for tho sick. Xam, and havo | R eream® for snmo Iy pint milk; 3¢ teacup [ and tho ovening sorvice ylolded fo tho pressuro of | Inzout of tho axils of th three-parted leaves, | comnbinations so posttive f thelr charactor,” ts promotive of digestion. And_ this fs | [nferfority.” A ’ : f ] - | ameyernowurlig custom, Sunarltas, scnoras, and | are now In bloasom, - This, it S cotor; whero Horsford's -~ subtituto for sodn | Dear “Saral L. your nlee, ntelligent, | been for a long period, st eynpliaticatly o dys- f augaes small ploco ol futters 1l 1 tablle | anoyern biding on baiconics, pecringant trom | Zimonihss, commisee i omiol, tib Callfornfan YELLOW V7 ATER-LILY. o, cream of jortan and ol goud | artuile Jay of w‘gklnu o Cluatlonto | (opus 8 pl;:;rh:fl:s'lzwf:: “'S{“','}“,‘n‘;";;e“:;‘ e nearly enld, favor wich vaniln, e sd o acrocne, dariln suldeny o mannor |~ 0f the sub-order Orfidacec (Soreel fumily) wo | Dr. Asa Gray notes, In tho Journal o Selen "] jars that have followed In wake, young housckeeper who restling wi eng al ) ' ol es. T o Egl\‘\l'gfi 5:‘%'1‘:: and pure cream of tartar, aré | ey et [’dlnncn\, P trylng 1o mnke ,(f\'ery- fome servleo to others, I offer the following: eakes are oool, put them together with it. Snecaronieaat the pussers by—tho atlcky picceaof | DAYE W0 specles. The pretty Violet Sorrol | g Arts, the discovery In Florida of n specl Y 4 Sller Cake: Ono tencup whitc sugar; one- | gl frstogis ‘themsolves npon (i (Ozalla vlolacea) may bo found in flower nt tho Jtusbig and uwoful i placs of veast indotnes: | thing u Lot Lor, tha;ong Uikt patieular | "I cooklng rice, ehio makes It n rulo to use | he) teauun butters whiles of four cigga: tro: | bl T N elotning o e ¥ictims, 1350 | Progent time on Grsny banka by tho rondsides fi"“f""‘l”!i.‘h“’ oxkelio “’“"f"""y- having yellow i e mn‘”l'm 10 ing. Thoy aro | Jeiter "‘f :1“ 1th al d‘ = el £ "] two (2) heaping tableapoonfuls of the artiele to | thirds teacup sweet milk; two teacups flour; | swoetness of the nccompanylng showors of dello | L0 the west suuth, even within the limits | flowers. The plant was figured by Audubon Iy saving nro '-'""fim‘_f’]“l" g, dol e | letter e R L e o Gl [ (1) teacupful of equal parts milk and water, | tW0 teaspoons baking-powder; flavor. ompderfumory, it seemed fo us' conld hardly | of tho elty. It has o clover-like leaf, and a pluk | his great work on the Birds of North Americs, rgents which quick gcucmt:' ‘}‘n {nxflemcu g:lx‘: nu% nnld]nb.{(') vlu:nx fto wrxll culu:s ding alittlo salt. Lt fn o doubla beltor, i Gold Cake: Same’ 08 above, using the yolks fiqn:pl«snuat!tx rin“ nm: nlld:nnan. The c[nu‘tlnun 6+ | blossomn. The Julee, lfko that of all 'tho Sorrcls, and nuned ¥pmphaa flora by the German ot~ 1o properly rase, make porou Yol }n a thousand honevinoon scraphooke, flod eups | adding alittle salt. Put in a double boller, and of the four cza, and adding ohe wlialc ozt estriun, during carn val, takes the mlddlo of tho | s stronglyacid. Tho Yellow Sorrol (0. atricta) | | o Leltner, who_explored Southern Flaride, thus Increase suriace for the digestive finids to | of your Mocha-Riv coffee uro belng lifted to ua caol one our to one hour and a bnlt. Do not Currant Chltor One-hal eup butter; one | 8treet, aud with anumbrella off tho spring, reai 18 comnion both In mild and eultivated grounds, 1 o ) ort 4 Musde A t Cal ; 2 to fly'open- fn any directlon, thinks Muesis coet] A child | Put, a8 the only evidence of its existence reato] T ) iy i aaalione, 08 iy Aoue Bl tr b ooy the dutdeaand AR | i she faan, Wiicn takien up e auoime | of oneanall cups Totrs ove s ks o | roticths; But siddonly oo posocser sarig | 8nd hus bren Tumiar to niost. of s fremm s | Uit 4 upon Auduhon’s drawlng, it has hitherto o % " 8 iy Lo | PmancyoUty o, conslstency of good, old- | anid onc:half cups flovir; ono and onchalf ten. | Froiiclod: Dut stddenty worhe an oy ted | ool under tho nume of Ludy's Sorrel [ B Audubon's deaving, L E ait, gous, cike, ot D 5o for s these ppnnds) s con e and called fust the | bo of about thio cons gl N A e buklng-fowders one cup “well-vastiel | xurie, . ths smoL o SeAcamy2n Miaushocted | ood under tho eamo of WLudys thine or | colleciod speelats oF tor bani it ot daver ;'fifi;“.fl; Injitiona resldunorte 1y (thespise o oyl " foraworld of lls- | Of succees with rico all dapends wpon | currunts, stirred in thio Taat thing, "This {3 very | 1fo n mimio rain-storm; 1fis eoowls’ and othe: }m'fl'thcr {fll‘m lgrn:,'{g'eflllc to browas on tho | Hiver:" i racontt priag e has detected it Balied product, they nzo. proportionatoly unefal. | urio Jriiesden cre—likeYourself, Cooking | 80 proportiontig tho wetting to tho quantity of | F0d: fi e ooz of anlcaguro avail nothing, and | follugo o il hehde sivbue She-he St Johna Ifver. ' Tho plaut differs from ,;;f;,.g;.n;'g%,,m,g them, nor any” part. of | witly you, 1. visor, motis Folng into o neat | rice used, that” ft shall como out with “fhe oot Glngerbreadls Qne teaa ) Sugurs oo | lis b oniy to pose rimohtacounter, Roeliaps, a g ‘?;:,{gglfn‘flgfi',g‘;,’,;‘b‘;xfdfl‘g;g;°flfl;hg';'°g;§ the V. odorata in growth, the chizones ey 'uf‘fi’égfl'&i’é‘,"ih%“.’mfiu‘l."f ’yflt I:;“z\lllx’ L {‘;}.‘“..&“&;f’.&l‘ffilfifi‘mé?&u‘r“,x'c')”m gxx;ru}}‘:};]; g 'nfi’?fé‘if“i%.’i,’.féi‘é’xy“‘,‘\'v‘efi‘;fi‘,‘ et ca (volke ad whites henten separately unit | JO¥ the fun Learkily, running o gauntlet with an- | et wemmccs Amctiea und at the Capo of | B10rter, and thickly 'set with bluat tuborclos. 3 1 W v el cht): o Ve v » equaled ekill, loughing at this ne, shreg thel ' o] Ml over supplont good, sweat esst, u | oven us i poet gocs Lo-hls study nd writcs | choked. Wo cannot. ubserve that’ seusing fho | YO ) oo s ok eeParat cacups | wilouidors at sk o, veiing ven oy SERGALIT | Good Hope. Thio shrubly species ate contacy SURVEY OF ALABAMA. making bread. oems | {,'ou wear, I dare say, a heat mornin, The report, of the progrese of the Survey of i 9 t v Y flotir; ‘three teaspoons bukingipowder; ons to tors when they get a chance, and with their | 10 tropleal reglons. A”small evergreen tree g | rlco s of any porticular advantage, except that tablosino. aib it oo Gratel Totmes, B fl&" m“v r;l 'y;'g nx;m , and with their (Avenhoa_caramitola) belonging to tho order v i y " e i c 3 2 a helght of . g 4 e RS S T |t sl i T TRl | ool s el B o | aikont gt s e e | Bt e Seclebin Bt | ok TGO ro1acc Sl | tho e of gt ! ol Sty o [rindiples undarlylug Uhis utter of food or- | tounfal ' Targe white apron. T iyehers | iroled steds sares-cho "t prepured for | Will some oho glve el for steamed In- | Vory early the next morning the children swaice i | called the Coromandel Gooschirpy: whcn o e Smith, Ph. D., Btate Geologlst, contafns u der e af nor Aanid, B il yond e | Lead Joune byt Mistacho, a3 b ew | 00 followe: "Tuke aiher Teah (ot Lol | dan piding? ancPuscnt hantgrof RS0 B e e o o apectot ol | bty waed i sl ool ifiitn'o o | mription of s Coliclds o ‘- Stato, rom B x 1 . Y o, eae) " - . btfi.ter for botll the witk and the well to under- | down town, touches your placid, perehance nlfflk..l mince l]lrllL, and tnl ‘fu]c)l: ctL'fl‘ rul[ of R oS equally oxclted, Enough water Jay sconra in ,:[mf, 8izo and shapo of o duck’s ogg, with a thin, yel. | Which it scems that the deposits are much thin. stand and act upon more intelligently than | mnfitng, mouth, and " his dzm, glimp: ot (llmt‘\:~o'r(l'f)“h:rl|)()lllngnl:l‘}ll::,;fmgnf :xs‘é"xp‘ev.:'rlfifl s sln.lfr?‘r o ;lxfll;nn’l:1: cascaronce nh ur :x;‘);u;:yu&or “Por break. | 10w Hind, a elear, fulcy pulp, und an ngreeably- | ner than bas heretofors been supposed. The i i " fuapired and_ontors” o Son Toh St 1 ot o taet ooy £ S5 bwe ) lormaiys aid eook fn double | * Grroaao, May 10,1 am very mueh interostod | bact o mothaCaIe, Lofore tho Hour thoronghty | geld Savur. The o ey sHother enceics of et et somyirlig pon or bwelvs seams of 3 it VR e o ' | PP s e, G |l e i ot Sl | St St ot | B G e R T o e e T T e tissucs, as well deserves the name of I09(l a8 ) —if Tife" vouchrales you cream—fubiluntly con- 2 i ’ Though housckeeper, nurse, and mald-of-nll- vited to a nelghbors to play carnival, oll the family | With white, plnk-varicd flowere, native of this | ¢ averago thickner ’ the bread wo eat. Ionce the importance of centrating yourself ‘on some marvelous good | Just. ~ Let the conslstency ba about the samo as st own family, and of courso mush | psicioati nthn\\'llR ot T thtaaton n}; country anil of Lurope, fa very abundant. i Sloe g,a f lI‘m?a :mtssabuvv lfufcelh The puro ulr and proper ventfiation. thing for' dinner, taking pride—as you have o | that of the rice ns above. If tho stomnen | work fu my 1 famlly, F pmucuwgnxg}u‘ X:g E:xl:w & nllt‘lm'lll‘x‘u n."im t?rgl 533 toit is Iinited to the regular vacations from teaching obtained by the conduetor, who ulso {3 a Professor in thio State University, . : Water was not confined to the garden, but rooms Laplaud, where It fs used 'ns an .anti- Jnorganie substances wirfel: are not combined | ripht to—in making it the erfection of n good | Will bear it, cream may be used s adressing. I | know a little about such things, it fs tho firat hiandsomely furnisied and halla richly cargetey bie, Teav! fo'organized food by o natural process of growth | thine; and niter 1t fs acchmpilshed “yon>ean | Nove inade s prepirtion oot g, 1 tmo fn my Iifo that I linvo written anything on | were' throwm. open segarilocrsr theng.cupoted | scorbullé, Tts aeld leaves: form™ an 2 B 1 llent ngredient of salads, and, when o 1 Vi " 7 - [ years, and there have been times when I do not x ¥ vould T BXCE ) 5o Wh Shhooheticy may eheuinto it bons 0o | s your iy nd ot ho dishcs, Hoolar™ | Ko tve I couid o v st . 320 | his allmportan: bt o et | S, 0 blag, A actom roed | piconca wlond Sofreahing drlnie In’ fovers, Aml"lxznla’ ey T ad dio. wiign fod upon_ tho | swalls or apit .,’[ nltr‘z’\nl Yo sowing. + sutlsfled that many times u stomuch that cannot | f0F Whilo eating and drinking wiil nlways take o tlo stralngoma for moro than an hour, and sur. g‘“"“f ””“"f[l q’_""‘, prur.h‘uu ll""g“l”“m”‘ Iu m!?u‘:uuna of the chemist, instead of those 1 p'crcuh'u all the beauty and sweetness of dlnlzeax the lml)sl wv;(llur steak wl;l tnks (ml‘]u 1,;{ high rank in domestle matters, there aro lm;ny p;l)\cd lculnn ntlr%m :&hu!\ mn‘:?l'ir ;{Dfl;.l-{m,, w'u,, mll(‘:‘ u'xu :‘ : w‘i:‘lz }:' t.’i“.'i; &n‘:l ::m‘m’ dm“:r §::,"°5‘ ¢, 1 e Y 9 this preparation with comparative ease. It is [ otfier things which appertaln to housckeeping | Of opplying thu water. According ho custom ] . s Rithcrs”substances Whis oter oto i for- | thi8 0 O Housekeeping —lor o coums sou | ths proparaion vttt o'l s 3% | Tomesmaking. Tho ighest asprations th | o Lhcon i Chaniadthote ottt i 14ns | G4“hoin G ubeosa avo culivated, tn Poru patior of tho tssues of tho Jody must, have pronounced ' good. " T udmire tho. Drusheds) | B0t Masinobt e et Eixporipnco | bollest, the purcst carthly affections of | B e forvod alunch of dulfcloud viands) cooked; becomns mealy, ko potatoes.’ When i’fifi;‘ e:;l ‘;: ;:. ncd & u¥nflnblu !i'lnfr vl ‘:fifi;‘t ea:mgs'n_v;\‘\m Sr}j{ul‘: “l‘;g pluturEyqufi finm, Liind nutiitious, well-cooke piuf food | Loth man and woman must centro | O¥er which a truee woa oatabiished forafow hours. | exposed to tho aun,” the tubers of tho last- Tucaday night Leing the last of tho carnival, the 9 the anhaal cop D eaud, when teorporated Into | croation of o diner,—the pure, wunuy, artiatic | betior than * hiuske” Grabiam fout, bormemocs. | within i home, and to make our food | cxglioniont renched i3 helghe Torerooray sy the | named plant loso theit Sefaly; o Bequles th AFRICAN EXPLORATION. Tho African exploring party fitted out at the expenss of Mr. Lucas, a member of tho Royut Geographical Bodety, and under his Ieadership, Das safely reachied Khartoon by way of the des. tasto and consistency of. dr ert-routo from Suakiy, on the Hod’ Bea. From 5 i food 5 ven' c | and ont-meal are all too frritating. "Inso far 8 | palatabl 1 digestiblalt must Lo seasoned | natives ontored into tho sport with-onersy, T this point the expedition will pass through Kure b anioat i, 1oy e He ued i 1o LT o Imposeiiie 1l b g e | o tieay ol boo Irliettng: ' so far s Tt haees, it g segsaned. | malsasentert info the‘short, 0 mosk | B 1 o, L In Moslto for uio | Yofh PO Che cxpediion witl pass throvigh Kure Tho formation of food, therefore, fn the vege- | .army of housekeepers of lurge and” fn- | To soft boil eges, have” the water bofling | musin us to dwell in an atmosplicra conducive | houses in this country, and upon It gentlemen and nips. SBoveral speclcs of Ozalie arc highly ¢s- | Ghuzel, explored by Dr. Scliweluturth, which tablo requircs tho slow growth of thne and | cresing familles who do thetr own work and | hard, and plentyof 1t} romeve s Kottlo | to tho Ticalth of Lody and spirit. Often in tho | Jidles collect to giv Yont 0 Choir pontun i 0 X will Tend them to tho unkunown couutry west of P una wholo of tho forees of naturo are | fav littla timo to do_ any ono thing perfectly, | 10 the Learth Just as - you B | beatand toll of ciming moncy or prepuring | T10¥ not onls drenched euch ‘gitior, bt thrsky | teemiod aj ormaonts of ot aceiod! the Albert Nyanza. . r o me X oxhih A ; brought into ploy to produce it, curth, afr, | Tam bound to this ariny by tes of prafenciioot | ¢hzs i silowit, them to remain fivo minutes, | fod, wo loso sight of thig. fact g sEor 1o P iy o "ipeiier, Upon, dnfortuinte poraons T i ks {7 Benmiiiey Sauilty gt - yrater, and sunshiue, ll combinlug and’ con- | sympathy, 8o far from obialning' lefsure o By this method they will cook through cvenly, | foute fs often vepeated, love, the wine of life, rhnughl themnolves wafo in passingat a distance | theso, tho Aveioa Blimbl and the Ozalis Senaitiva TEMPERANCE, * tributing. mensure the holled mili of my old sweetheart’s | wid with the whites hardencd ouly £ the misi: runs out, 1lfe’s roscs turn to ashes, und, thnu¥!l wera reached with tho ald of tho Noso. Tirighte | roYlie posat remarkable, Tho leaves of thy 0 the Edlior of The Trisune, “Alter made, the chiemist ean take it to pieces, | French-flitered Mochn-Rlo, or ornamenting the | mum. trocat the best, we are not truly living, "Oh! | colored pants were also brought fnts requinition, | YWood Borrel drot ~thnt ia, analyzo o disorganizo it,—tell tis con cdges of my platters with geometrieal sections Yur astmple aud casy, also probably tho best | troubled, ‘voxed'man from tho gy of tho | and uota fow unfortnnato women woro attired 1 o Qtalis 43 ove may iy, go to giltucnt parts; but tn go dolng s destroys. | of Llio potator 1t s tho alin-of my life. to seeun | miothod of mukinge it tem lnce fino loan, | day, or tlred Httlo woman to whom your many | all o, olore ef o kataldorcopo. “Ono vory f{fi:‘."}, 'é&'c‘gblj‘-‘mfg\rfll"‘;ué‘(fl‘l‘,“lflc‘;cgflgggm 1t 0s u food, beeause, In disorgantzing it, he s | the cofleo und potatoes, In any shape, on time! | Juley beef (the tirst cuts off 'the round are the carcs oro nlmost o problem you cannot solye, Srotosgud gl e el g i b '“}}‘; aix pounds of fuice, from which o 1tt1o leas o tleatroyed the living principle which nature fm- | Iy, simultancously, the cloth 8 clean and | best); add an cz]um! bulk of cold water, mix | fuya you ever known what 1t was to huve ncross T ta Lt alcy-Bluo, Was eeeh acrons tho | thret oulces Of oXalito of potash can be pro~ beddod in tho orgaiitzation, und ko never can re- | straiphtly lald, the klass and ellver bright, and | thoroughly, and Tt stand one hours then heat | word” or sour look spoll your dinneri Al street chasing threa elognntly-drosscd Englistmen, | cured. combine them, o in_nuy way restoro that same tho ‘butfer not #forgotten,” T fecl vajzuely adually to the bofling point, stirring now and. | there s n pecullar aroma that somo peopls | Poth hands wero fall” of blna paint o be From June to Septemher o may ook for the Living, orzantzed food principle, gratefal,—ns if T would like to thank somfimdy then; hdll hard five or ten minutes, ind strain ke, o faculty of distillng with thelx. food, and | thrown - aver them, should sho Bo fortunate | Jorel-Woed or Touch-Me-Not, (Zinpatlena fulv) I ropeat, thercfore, what I Luve before sald In | Gp soutclhing for so many_ mercics! Generally, | through a sleve, * withfin that clinmber of my soul where I keepall [ cnough to overtake them. . hole man- | year tho luke-shore; south of L iy Tho substance, that In thls domain of food organlza- | however, there s sométhing to Incerato tha Ong thing more. Untll recently I hiavo never trexsured thiugs I havo kept the memory of | ner toward her was tantalizing, and thelr Jant grows from 1508 foor hs mf;' L tlon, Naturo {s supremo_and alone, and iun 18 | peaeelon g, beauty-worshiping artfstic soul | had the cotirnge to try using the whites of wigs | two moals, o o supper of simplo Indian | motlona quito fanciful as they danced asoand er. Emflb,mmm Sl ,umfi' s amedaler and n destroyer, hat lves Within iny savage’ housckeeping | bofled thirty mlnuteui but, having done so, want udding and milk, prc]‘mred 1,{ the mother of n | Now t}!.Ty ‘Yloml(l‘ hnllflnud now lalm ol} on the nu{ angt u"'! P d_flh"}' od no'mr: l;ukh‘ugnfl 'gfl;:}m‘, Another correspondent, “Ilaskell,” says i re- | Tirogat, | A buby’s dear but dirky faco has beesi | to recommcnd them for trial.' T my easc) thoy argo und Intelligont funily who woa cheerfully | Fin. ucd, and - opeyd afvee iround & co A cornucoplas, .wfi.g on slender, swaglug ‘atalks Py to anothier communication of mifne, that tho overlooked, or—belng otlierwlse fanltless—he | ure cestainly easy of dllz“"n“' ond dolng me | besring the roverses of fortune, the other with | GO MRECE, abd “Sopey | af ot cunlly forgattoet | % the cnd 'of tho branches. Tt {3 a dchieate spatent” Minnesota fs the “comiugz flour.” | g cts a pitcher of mhk hurrledly left too near | good. Scparate the whites from the yolks of ng nhlghF cultlvated lady, ono who would never | go7miale of tho utter abandon of overybody durs | grocoful plant, nttracting nttentlon from . it This 18 indecd news. Now, there {s no questlon | him: or the cakes burnj or’ I catch my | many eggs as you wish to use, pouring the same grow old, and with hier stories of tho glfted ones Ing tho scason may bo gatned from the tulfigwlng zonerally unlqu’u aspect; yot the most curious that o strictly honost “ paleut™ flour fs o botter heloved's eye scanning the dimmed sted] | inton m\f—ynu of bollinge water, “Let them | §ith whom fn her youth sl had nssaciated, sho | incident: A day Or two beroro carival o aung h.,,,gm,.m 18 ita habit of bursting its end-poty food thau coinmon flour, heeauso 1t contalns n | of the bread-knife; or T full to thinking of | bofl hurd full thicty minutéa, disponsed hor fragrant tea, nico bread and but~ | Indy anticipated aho occaston by having o Mttla | itk andden, storling rapoors ol ot Sroe larger proportion of the miucral elements than the demoralizing effect of Istily waking, Thero ure other sugg cstlons Lmight offer, but. ter, and strawlierries and 'cream, with her own slny with hor dontist, 1lo was putting n very meat | ot lightly, and on um%na unt, the vl com: nufi'nlghl flour from the sume wheat. That it {s hastily dreeslng, and hastily preparing unbeati- | I have probably already made the comimnuniea- | hand, Btatiding In the flrat placo {n iny bright | Glting of gold fnta n tooth—one of thots dollcato | % pad | AVeS- cotn~ the “coming flour,” Is sinply sbaurd, Every | tiful I»rcuk!usu.' FrITY: p— }Iun lo?hlung., I !h?mill lke very m:.lcll to heix’r ”"""‘“’SJ and the second Hx my questioning :fl’ fl’&'&i‘fin".fi?fl g:fl:&rl{n:rn\cv’r;l:.n ‘: alllufit-l."{u {;‘m .ngt h‘u xufl ‘mw :'.cp::-gx‘ r:?‘r:lt l\; r:)t} c{:fi;’) u&l ‘barrel of “patent ™ 1s mado by robbing two or Well, what can ho done for us?_ What shall | from othersivho are In the same boat na N350lL | wifehood and motherhood, T remembior thinke £ i B o of - Yhrus otter bamel ob T Y mrliungur Tolr \veilh:: army—do (o bo suved] T fes W DyspED Tngg that the deal and tho real had traly met in Jees tension, when the young lndy quictly possed | sceds in all dircctions by thefr violent digsli- n i W Lringing lier b o 4 bust clamonts, and ehomistry sliowa Uiat they | aud compostdl Iuterest in. the. possione v — thoso ladlos" kitehons. Tohavo s pure atmos- | it parpiroynd, i ot brin “HHo watd It nowme, | Scc. | Tt Is an mmusing sport Lo touch off thiesg Davis, IIl,, May 18.—A Convention of the Exccutive Committos of the State Temperanco Reform Club witl bo held at Rockford, 1L, Moy 23 aud 24,1870 In viow of tho unprecedented succesa of the temperance cause in tho North- western part of tho State, and cspeclally In tho City of Ruckford, wo deem it o great privilego In calling a Convention to return thanks to Lip who rules over the affalrs of men; also to ¢hoose delogatces to the Nutlonal Conventlon at FPhiladelphls, and dovies ways and means for & moru perfect 8tato organtzation, All friends of the eauso are cordiully Invited to attend, and Jet us have a good rally ulong the entiro lne. By order of the Chairman of the Exccutivo Coms mitte. J, A, BRENNEMAN. —————— NO MATE FOR YoOU, Yes, wondrons fino sha looked, no doubt,— i Infntura guns, which never iiss fire por fall of Jhuty boy, not any mato for you: 4ro feeribly Ipovertshed wwitliout this further | which th lelsurcly ronder may oo O1 e DREAD PREPARATION. pliero I your home, you must not encourago | ediiko a thnnder-clapt” Fho watrradgtound: | m ) i [ Queen of the sunshine sho could e, depletion.” This robbing of two or three Peters | ofen reud the sorte Tt decy 1y good. “And 1 Tv the Editor of Ths Tribune, Llnng or ]yn'nhmlty thicve, 16 hua saddened g | oo ke uecis His netven rocuiyod & sack mastg | & total disruption. " Thrangtiout tho summer But not of tho sudows too} 1o pay Paul mnnmnfimuuu to Injury, dow't want unybody to tell n Tatent " fl 10, ilmplity, | LAks Fonxst, lll, May 18.—If Lusincss'| to hoar women, women Smatgtpettor things, | no olecirle battery, could havo alven tim. “Tha | 1o, ule TotelrMo-Not (I, pallda) iange ity atent our nade by hl(,vu grinding, 18 | or 1o 4 tuko time by the forelock, or, “abova men, literary persons, und miofsters, when they' | repeat oatlis in'conversation which they migis rounn Indy’s neat f1ling was spolled, the wark had | B8¢like flowers from the tips of its noddi 1t'a nonsenso t It s called, the mili-stones” belug run so s to ull, don't fret1® 1" can eudure nuch, but not 0 bo dong ovor ugaln, and tho futher had o big bill | Drunichlets, and dischorges fts spiteful Thougth ange on loved her 13 2comc that night, o s ke huye made what thoy had heard Just as’plain to el 2 o uder ruses, nud sllk, and lace, B Mo sy 28 possiblo. of thia wheat— | thin T hecanso of my supertmananmits . | Deth to loso thele vigor and find thelr brales 10 by leaviug thoso-aut. L0 2L g 1o T Thts b S, Slizhicat i | ey pud allc aad lsee, 1o Jarder the wheat the moro it granulutes, or | & eiinplity™ and to vso wigh the Take thea § Sy eapeclally fulting them from supposcd overwork, | '] Wah b LAt th Indy who nsked {nformation, THE GIFTS OF SPRING other, and lins flowers of o lighter tint, bat, b the less flour thero Is mudo while " granulating: | pxtat) And [ never % fret¥—leing only occa- | would resort to food contatning a plenty of ni- | to clean her oilelaths with sweot milk, RING. will readily ho recogulzed ns w congener, IS Just anch tender, starry oyes, ~ thereforo the best results are got In this mncthod slonully explosive, as at present. Some Dbarogon | trates and phosphates, adding thereto biscult | and tho color would 1ot faile. Iwould thank St » Juat such polden-tinied hulk, Biiolta *4bin of Paradiay, Gleama vat from tho picture theres Anil that, sir, 1s the woman 1 wou'd to stiare my lifo; Aud thut, boy, Iy the woman I'held to my heart aa wife, r bitat 18 the damp woods ab Riverside uud Har- from tho hard fifo or flint wheat of Minnesota. | of exceutive ubllity—mother of ninoe small chil- ke, ' | Mra. Barah L. for her directions sbout moking | Bright Spring, with her gorland, 18 fast hastin, h:‘ i p.wor > B In thls grunulating, the softer parts of th | dren, wud dotn:. her o werlor-niny bl 1 | and Gralum gem-cakes, mude with Horbtonpe S, Dt BO10 ok B L e hero, . ol TR ot A e, ouly, repre. Veheat o at olico to flour,—liow wmuch, depends | riso and exyiiin bow serenely und cleverly she | Lread preparatlon, they would ‘much loss fre-' throwine away the palatable soup meat, or giv- | 0'ct mountaln and meailos, and woodland sodrear; of Bulooma (Zakamiiacas). - Borams ot ypon e kad of it and. skl of the man: manages e e pee, and oder, BOILY] | duently b compelled to resort to traveling to | f it el ars Cnypecisc, many of us do not | Buon the hiids 'l boburiting, and teids il fn | of 1 anccion, and Tt R on, iroduces acturer, In the lurd whcats us much us 8 raw round her thetr cternal lawl Ibwillall | recuperate. Thel r brains fail them not so much | koep, and aro disgusted with tho average cit; ? Pmem e be pranulatod; of tho softer wheats | oo aniglier thels Tt o inforiy e | oot nl GYSTROE 08 for Wak oF L ok e 0l dagl.!. Tt o flhm il ag bE“ L eay | Then EA!’J:‘AI.‘E' With hor treasures, by all shall bo | upwands of 100 oceur in Indin, A molst cllinnto , 3 9 & K. * and moderute temperaturo aro the conditions “fi,m{lfifflu fl:n:é;fl::l&sr };l‘l)txlltlllliifi'tl;rt'l‘lfifl ::‘l;ilmutlul Tdon't lmll\:\un\vrirlll!w?li:u”}zl;’lu shape of phosphates. The mind can' zslfig?‘lgr‘vv tho right quantity, tien, whtlo fresh, easontiul to thelr existence, and these nro to ho oft Into’ some palntablo dlsk, | O happy! all hail thea! thon beanteous, fair bollo: Twould not apeak of hor now— brun and puritied on bolting cloths arranged for —— 1o more uct Vigorously and effectivet!| vy would not hear so unich uhulxl‘ Amoriean ex- Frou‘\“l’ hy liome near the Troplca thon comost u§ i‘{.‘,‘;m tll::, 1!}?.".,?,”,?;“;',‘, fl';'.‘&'fé%.fl;'fin&’{m"fllflffi: g kg alio wae i |!||‘(‘r]|lu, life o Purpose, and tho cléancd geanutationa or USEFUL RECIOTS, ly without the braln helng fed with | travaganco it cooklng. e luty's plan for tuk- | - dwall of Mo Indian Archipelago, Tho Tundsomo [ TR ehe shuined and wrocked iny lite nnldd .lu 8, l:m reground and bolted into the b the Edltor af ThAe Tribune, thia kind of nutriment than a laboring man can | ing card of dry bread fs excelfent, Howeyur, m}]ll\ n]- h‘n ;.hn }«mn:llnhr:nl, w;uzm‘ xlltlnalllren n}; fast doubls balsums of our l,mrdu;lflhnvuhcun Tover ut 1'd save my faf you, Der e b e oritte conditions of may- | 4 BATANOO, Wik, Muy 18.—Yaur lousckeopiiug | du u gond day's work ona quarter allowmies of | Iv¢ should hake often and havo ns llttle dr o e T SCN BE R Winter IR s **Teut not the outward ucorin n;;ud by cultlvation frony apecies native to Indla, Tho fainily ure of no servico to maukind, except o4 they gratify asensu of beanty, Many of tho fuod. Tho children and youth In our schoola'| {75 BLDSsMbE, In concluston T G | we thinky when thy sister, sweot Sumar, ahall and seininarics full of accomplishing what they Why eho profers bofled mill: Instead of créam | o poomey o) Mthored, and reapern gone home, | memliors of the family in thelewild state bee might, and aro frequently cdnpellod to relln- | forher coffee. Wo think eream a necessity for | Wo sl sleh wiih regrot for days that aro dono, distivguizhed for thelr cleganco, Nearly all uro quish thelr studies entirely, becauso thelr brafng | ours. Aunt Eusta, - | And tho gifts you brought us 11 faded and. Bonel | wnnuals, and thelr biossonis aro usually white or are starved of phosphatic nutriment. Thus, % Then Muger, sweet Springtime—ohi stay with uy | Feds through every rank of soclcty, old and young', C;;,E,m'g 3';:&"&?::5' e lunk?r fiiie ! 2 Y C. " S lelston great extent proving o fallare fur ] . . | 1d tho Ilin and tho valloys burst forth Into song; COCA-LEAVES. want of o etter knowledize of the laws of life CmioAo, May 18.—~Waah with warm water; | Lot thealnging hrooks flow with murm rinisuprings, Tho Indians of Peru aud Bollvia are greatly ‘Fhe vigor und foreo of each succecdln, genera- [ 150 deg. Lot cracks tho varnish, Boap fu'necess | And birds tylng low shall dip tholr brightwlngsl” | nadicted to tho usoof stimulant obtained from tou fsUlminishing on nccount of the refine- | gary In smoky districts, though it cannot be Bo flow'ring blonmaawoeter, tho buds and tho boll theleaves of tho Coca (Erythrozylon ooca), oL aoking bl tho substitution of In- | vised without dulfing. ths colors somenins. 1o Aid Tatror thats Tubiod st :un'x%dn;fiaacx-‘? *™ | shrub tndigenoustothe sountrg,and extensively jutsitious for nulritious fuod, The peopls ara 8 sponge s used, examino thoroughly | Amioh! et all Jleusures enhanced for ay be, cultivated along tho Amazons, The usual mode bli"l‘l‘kl:ll:lfirg':ll:gmfilytlflfi r‘:“‘:u‘:]“;::llgl'i‘cnnllrm- for “shells; = thoy seratch tho varnish. | WAU fig 1w lovely Bpring, so ricn, "Z}f,fi‘g‘l{‘ dfor employing the stimulant is to chiew the dried d b thowelniiteinvestidaltons of uich & than ol S o o FOVAER s " | leaves with a Nitle finely-powdercd unslaked :fl,u;:l|f;:,“‘“"‘\»',‘;{'l‘l'f‘i‘.“l‘,"r'f ’;',';’"‘:?‘::l‘,'ylfif!g{;‘: dry, The milk niukos tho surfaco stooth; dfrt THE POET, lne, or with the alkaling ashcs of certaln plants; “1 constder that th preparation of ).L'“m s tloca‘ m:t cn(clz rcud'l'lhy to ltl: tho Onll :il "!kaIUk Asils, Fai 3 l_L T lnt mrlnlullou ‘I,t' u;;a (.;m"u [ -un:;sumc; :nmm OT L V] e 0 _restoro 0 colors, entle frietlon pollo, Jove'sand falr Latona' son, n preference, 8 cifeet s narcotic and tol ey Ve OF the poppaue o Whito four," on ne- [ LEhls to rostoro il eolon Wil givo a polish | * God o1 tho Braphoti aud tha hecrl ar o department s, I find, creating quite an excite- irty barre! ed ¢ 4 : {‘,‘,‘h“p';’(e',fi‘l,,,’“,’fi'i,‘,’fiu':‘ ';::,‘,f.',‘,‘:;“‘fi,’,‘,’;;flfl‘; ment, and ¢ven in our little town Baturday's $han they would buif the thisty tuken from | TiUNE is halled with delight, Ana why nott thiem wero returned back and all mixed togethe Btrong men nnd strong-minded women may sragain. How, Iask, is this “patent,” there- ¢ . ’m:.gw b e o Loy l‘“,hnt‘h 10'ent | 'nugh at our Iutercst in thy cullnary urt, but, to Mhe seventy barrela iwade stlll poore bt my mind, a woman's education {s #adly fncom- by the subtractiont PO ntyen pleto until she perfects hersclf in o thorough or every barrel of “putent® that Jfus. system of housckeeping, Inmstriving, though kel ents, doos ho cver reflect that consumers far from reaching that polnt ns yet, A woman f at loast two other barrels from the sume of beauty and culture, belonging to this uge, Wheat are suffering for tho luck of sometiyl, y Sapr 4 ho Is getting, und which rightly bolongs tothern} | 0d adorned with all the modern Inprovements, [his Elcul #0¢ tho * coming flour,” for ft §s | mukes o grand mistake when sho fmagines mus- Zeediog 8 fow a littlo better by starving themuny | clo and brain are too distet to o assoclated. * deal more, We must get away from afl | Surely the more vigilant o marrled wowman s In subterfuges nud nrtlfllx‘-.ut, andplant “oursclyes perfecting herself hx ull that goes to make o ngon tho only solid, safe and certain ground, | good wifs, a good mather, and a good house- whichiis, an Lonest tlour of the entire wheat— hw.-pur, tho sooner sho flnds hersolf gn ccono- Tor then we have grot Nature's best and uoblest | mist of thne, She finds labor no longer u drudgcry{ beenuse she hus learned to manage. Lips may botray sud smilo; Eroh (ot itann Lt ahatooltare {iiy Lo lss aud yet bogaties God knows those sunny, angel forma Shin with no heavenly light: Ohl chondu some nobler one, iy boy, Than sho you loved that night | Eny ———— Malibran's Lotter to IHer Husband, Ier marriogo with the old French merchant Malibran was nlmemly sollowed by thelr separa- tlon; he went to France, leaving hls divine dovil of o wife in New York, and during his nbsenco sho used to write letters to him which she fro- quently showed to M. da ln Foreat, who was her intimate friend and advlser, and took a porsonal duterest nall hor affalre, 'Theso cpfstics often expressed 80 much cordial kindness and warmth of fecling towards her Lusbund that M. dola Foreat, who know her separatiun to have been ontirely hier own act and “chotee, and any decent ! 4 and under its fufluenco great and protracted oty of JonteroL el for o benefltof tho | Novixitlon of Al Tohows sy, Lo oneds: | o4t of the pliosputes, of Chfcago, well | Which children delight to slfp doyws upon, il Dona ooy 1 o bow and darl excrtl dured which would othierwiso | azreciont and - harnonious’ lfo botween many of eronr readors who aro interested {n the | where i;oml cnnufmu senso und entture go hamd | known for her activity in nlfvhu|1cvl:=::§0\;'n‘:)l(.:3 4 s Mus. ¥, ML F, Wfi‘."“.’fiifli‘x‘fl&‘ Zflfi'&?d?élifi?ufi“&'}?fi%‘.’““ ifi”:f.‘.fié'.fi?:’»’lf“ ?!l: nlauu r(::)':h;rl resplration casy | them absolutely impossible, was cflmplnl,\: ublecty To stato somo now and fmportant facts in jaad, peace of mind and comfort fseuro to | suld to tio WHLer that she wur constantly grow- " AuRfor tho feitlo Daniie els i besiet {n the rarifled afr of high ultitudes. 'Tho pec- | y puzzled by “such profussions towards to bayo just investiguted, in regard to tho ¥ Cold- | follow, " 1t doce s il thut o ludy must b | fng woaker and weaker, und her mind s g QUIEN OF PUDDINGS, Of fond afleetion thelll L orvent honrt Mar propertiea of the Coca have lately boen the | man with whom sho was datermined neveeto Afr Atirition, or T cold ground” ‘wholiswheat | her au houseinuld because sho knaws how to | coning 8o dmpatred’ - thae e physiclan 7o the Edtior of The Tribune, Dot nedlocic wished tho woodlund-uyinpll ta ahun, | subftut of investisution among scleatilic men, | Wve, und occastonally gald o her, #Wh Agur. It will be remembored that fu tho process | wash, but {t is Wwithout o doubt absolutely necos- thnugh& she would haye eoftening of the braly GBNava, 11, May 16.—First boll soft one | Aud, lothtoloyo tho noblust woocr, eho, *| with the viow of Icarning tho ulthuate results | do you mean! Do youl wish your husband to L e chira of this tlour, tho teguiientary | sory {hat sho should Kuow how (oo heces- | thot dio. Tho trouble was shio was atary] and of ralsina; then put tw 18 of o friftencd doc, fled from hly close embrace, 1 tho hunian system. Contrary | cotito licre to youl or do you contemplate going 31 tougher brun portiun of 'h?i“'lwnfiflmalm bo"doue, In order to manage hor houeehory | o death, wnd workdng - her " pis }:sllll?u\-‘:r:?‘s 1h v;hfin';:z.,},nbgfif,f;uflu bt | ! ;};ffi},’;&;‘:;{“’:l:‘.:‘;,‘;:;‘};g{, S alitiGs Sf.n.fifo'ii"ufl’é’"mm? cxprossed), basod upontho | to himt Iu shorty what 1s your Iotantios uocd fo doeueas, Tn accomplishiug this reduc- | properlys and not by st pi mercy of nexpe- | Intensely without feeding &t T sald to her. 2 1 ¢ d by love, tha Poot f i teatimony ot trayelers, somo of whom declura | writlng with all this affection to a ilop, the manufacturers havo encountered il Heneed'hielp, O ¢l vkeop. | tmeal, extrac eut’ | B PINt of cornemenl, wet up fn one-hnlf pint of | Thus, spurred by love, ' Peot fame pursucs, 2 clotorlous; and | whom you havo separated youraelt1® Upon ml’i'y’xnwuonmmn tho oporution s to pro- [ ¢r can never .1.’:.,‘!,'.‘,’n‘i.‘n’;h’.p',!?i‘c“,a.“.,"fi“fiz.‘f,‘.fiii, un‘.‘lgf!gr?}g’r‘ffi»mv’r“c'}hf:um,“ i e et s atte 1 S0 1 bolla; then furn 1t fn | AW 4008 8t lusia Laurel Hahowons Tarson, L“,:g,,"nm{"n";;', oA e torOnss, . this view of hew eploite, which Atd tot sppear (0 Voms, top roat 8 disintegrution of the softer [ and fufthtul domveste she hus first | Sho did 8o, and T three monte e sald sho | your pudding-dish, which must bo largs enough | Cucavo, May 13,1876, flelal. ' A arecoit wnecting of the Edinburg | Lave struckc her, M. o Ia Forest auldy she Dvore of tho wheats thu tundoncy Lias been to | learned Lo bear thy bingens oo iany others [ was never Lotter In her life. Her muscular | 1o hold four quurts, Thon udd ono quart of —————— Botanfeal Bocicty, 8ir Robert Clirlstleon read & | would (instead of rowriting 1t) tack on ort of °"‘"§:.‘{’J',:,:',"k‘ i?m “fytl::s nl!(zlr:fiy':mlé{r J:u-lu Sf‘ugx‘l&fiu uresbiclding from thefr cherished strength had mturnedi nndlhcr mind resumed | dark slrup, one-half rnuud of butter, five cggs ON: THE BRIDGE, BT detalling 1,'1" "’{1’%’“}"“7‘{: fl:’x&fi.% e :fim’tfi:“owd" }c‘lllmic;ut‘lltln |:nhwlx,|; o‘ff’.‘flofifimm , e ol ¢ catol » ol cal pro- he dough. g ; BT | R Clfer a coupte of. rectpes 10 anwer to | g oo HCh o dlasticley. sho m von hor, | Lrci beatehy one tableapoantul luminion, ‘Gie o v Ao fouchthe Nl | expreasinds et dceidod deaivashat bir husbund ‘While thele flour has heretofore been all | Mrs, Sarnh C. Plensp try and give me tho re- oonful nllsplte{. uall of a nutmeg, and "Tis midnigt, and you aleep) vu{luvn of tatiguand o mulor?fiv!‘u of strength that could ba “destred as a sweet, whole- it to dle, - aff & teaspooufut ginger, Then add the | you sleop, ang ooy about X er severs bodily exertlon. ¢ firet cxperl. vellg y weep—~ | meuts made with the leaf wero in 1870. Two of tir it up well; Dok 1t tn & wlow oven | What do n{'!““g:n;ml:.-d os w:llglc:flv flfy. feuts tindc i s hoine thomeil s shonld remain whore ho was, aud her own ex- Helt dotermination neyver sgaln to enter futo !l‘ny mora {otimat relations with him than wery A Fcnzlumun whose business required much mentul upplication complajned” that he J Oll-cloths oughy “ne be we lacrtul, food, possessiug ol tho | Rurd rubbing whCa councs. S ek By mineral * cloments of the wheat, = if dirty oxeentiug grease-spots, will como out, and waa growing weuk, oud his mind Le- for threo hours, Let it cvol ons hour before Furwhom? " ) trom opposlta - comng 0 dmpured thut he could cutlug, ~A sialler quantity than, this will not > N out with a 16-mlle walk, Instead of having | compatible with € correspondence nal regard nsbiye, anr s mot e sl | 3 atable o gl shone vaiy’ b | coning | w hapalred caleulations, | bo oo LFy O foo s r. | Tosmorrow, when, upon your lover's rm, dnnor, they each ook e {ufuslon of 1w | sidos of tho Atlahtic, whataver Dersonal rug e O e St | Flstain ot | BRI | S ponaital shoncsiaate | valieion or M e s it oo | 3 ! L 3 ulug, und | The same advico was given. 0 ond 'of & | keop sweet scyerul daya, fgw, e Spefuatos = g > AR s o . peturors, buto do- Sor wbite gl Bothing 1a ot sitenen® 450 | Tho ea o aaia tuat, I L macdo Ry s of |~ A v og ¥ort Wagae, wizhod o knorw ey | —ggome doiiar LRI, . | forwyhsio Lous wilh oaso aud eploywment, OR | At~ oo Lo :