The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1905, Page 15

= *N “ ° * cn mnt : OW many women’s clubs art giv- fg. their, best. energies to the training of maid and mistrews ‘that the home life may be the Gon) Lit Lay Meigs acids g rb ‘jiall hasards and turn deaf ears ‘who advocate eating clube, under. the Hy i Hi 3 ca 5 tf = can women take the lend ing about harmony between ern: p nd employes in ithe home? », We .beag o great deal about the brotherhood of mun, but the sisterhood ‘women i still something of @ myth. haps if domestic solence were ed from the kindergarten up h all the grades, as some recom- tl would be in @ generation 4 nd & fair supply of eMelent house- wives a1 Teas demand for the raw for- Dear Miss Ayer: coughing? minutes at @ time in this matter, You might get reltefait Would at leet not herm~by tnhaling a few drops of attrate of amyl from your bandkerohiet, mevear ae ene ‘feet ri n 8 on ‘enpremnated with benzoin, we the following totton: Bu th Haubhard Ayer For. Hlcoough, Gonetant hice cr often for five a a Your phyélalan could beet Io. any reltet. Am tro A-Shiny Nose, Tathe the nose with this ‘whenever neqemary, White Hands. ‘Dear Mies Ayer: My hands are Hoth ied wid chapped. Can suggest you @ rem Cie Red hands ate ‘often caused by some etricture in the clothing, Thies should first be attended to, observing that no dght corsets, no tight collars nor bands about wrists or waists ehould be » Bilt vuplis in domestio sclence, bested ig paid Mi, ai aul a8 it le tow taught, give too much at-| 2 grams; extract of vi y 10 drops; tention to putting on becoming aprons] oll of rones, 1 drop, ! ‘an’ practising on omelets and Welsh! bite, There is too little time de- ba wet Bons Skin Food, ‘Voted to Nittina the one who may some wt Misa ‘Ayer! aay be mistress, by © course of caretul) | My later, ands one our f «mh trainine in plain, every-day duties, for| Gur iamiee need “bulkiie Up; aa T her position, ‘Wo hold with Florence Kingsley thnt “the only knowledge worth having ie ‘usable knowledge used," Some one has twieely paid: Train the mistress; a girl ignorant of home-keeping has no more sight to marry than a man ignorant of bread-earning,” Home-making ranks, or should rank, 4 & profession just as truly as any occupation, If only this thought couid be impresved upon the daughters of our and ono Jong step In the right direotion would be assured, A large proportion of our young wo- men are being prepared for everything ind domestic lfe-the life whico, el los show, nearly one-half ating: of them Household duties fall to the lot of @lmost every woman at come period of ther tife, but how many of our city ‘-girla can’ riee to the ovcasion and help mother when maida desert her, or bet: fer: still, assume entire management of esetnapipay. pitalra?’ We are acquainted th some~all honor to them and thelr berate (3 we fear they are excep: | is. Bu 2 one MatreMeastad mother and daughter, i fe uestion has direct be former, Let the daught be’ carefully tralned In ai ain 4 home-making, Then nt teach their le fortun art of cooking and housekeen Mponae ‘with that, hails 4 w@epyright, 1902, by: Frederick A, a * Stokes Company, SYNOPAIA-OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. areca terrenet Ea wks it @ sew 10 iuarry Price Oarul je dé thrown from» care 1 itton, in f he} Mallory, @ you Induced, AY Me anale in Bo i fc] hide, Col, Von All ii} eral inter: I lewnor. | Dente, and Eleanor, fai! i tm, gach other. | The Pics, comes y otealth to Pars, learns of the plan, Ine An Interview with Heanor and reveals ia identity and (he ruse of which she hos viotim, ‘The Princess bitterly ‘les hounees Denis for his gharo in the plot, end eolares that her love for him has turned to ate, conspiratonms agaist the throne of No» vodnia, in order to, keep Prince Karl away from. his Kingdom, kidnap. Bleanor, Donts ‘eacues her, CHAPTER X. News from the Front. EB todk* our !gst dinner together W that, evening at Volsii’s in the rue, St, Honore, It was not a very cheerful. meal, though Y think we @ll did our best to make It 's0, forced @ gayoty that we were far from feel- Ang, @facked our west little Jokes-with a eine fi deceived nobody, Wad’ one of the small’ postairs Yo Ourselves, and we pat long q wine, for it was not till mid- f@hat the two travellers must be gone, and there were hours to while away. I remember that we fell to telling “tales, a8 men altting cogether will. Old MacKenzle called up strange happen- ‘ines trom his youth in ‘the hospitals of London and Bdinburgh, horrible things to freene one's blood, svch as come Into the experience of an altonist. Von “Altdort had stories of marvellous deal- down in that hotbed of intrigue, h we cal] the Balkans, bargains that were made by crowned heads, and Compacts that were proken, villainies #hat wore winked at-by Imperial eyes, And Denis, who had been, in more queer corners’ of the earth and had seen more of men and women. more of ‘fighting! @nd conspiracy than all of us put to- gether, made our blood rise—ayo and the hair stand up on our scalps, too, with what had come to his eyes and ears, It was a memorable night, I @hall never forget it, Tit was about half-past 11 when we left the table—I think Jt cost us all a little pang--and drove to the Gare de |'Est. The luggage had been sent on ahead of ‘ud and n compartment reserved, Then, jonce tn the station and everything in Feadiness, we spent the last ten min- utes In walking up and down the narrow qual beside the twain, saying our last words, Tho Prince was with. Colonel von Altdorf and Sir Gavin, giving thom, Mo doubt, his panting requests and ordara regarding the Princess Ileanor. I walked alone with Denis, his arm @hrown over my shoulder, ("4 on't Uke your golng!’' I oried bit- ) Fine" on fortune, he Prin ir Of fo! the ® Linpersonute the with ve Wi %, have heard you say? 00d etished, Try the following, rubbing it well in at might, and washihg off In the morning with brush, soap and warm water, Melt’ the Ingredients ot the accompanying #k’n food, whtoh ts © Kentucky cold cream: Rone water, 4 eeth, or flower water can be eubstituted for the or a half-dram oj aure the cream {na almple, practical cr fever mind about the chemistry of |, “That's your aolar,. plexus rignt The girl just landed can dis- | there! fon | Oind you, and I—~why, I must go. It’s ; | daren’t trust myself to wtay, I can do course!" the thine bore her husband,” fi i Biowhe give wea BADIB and MAUD, It may be that your altin fa impov- akin toad, ounces; almond oll, 4 ounces; sperma, 1 ounce; White was, 1 ounce; Orange flower, lilee, violet Toso water t plew: toa of one. a ‘am | re, and the addi- if ite of bengoli wuioylic acid wil {n+ Decoming randid, ee Another Gueae. No, slr; that's my fountain pen!" terly, ‘I wish you could stay or 1 gould m9 with yo 5 “Ah, lad,” said he, “I wish It, too, that I might stay or you go with me, bik you must stay for you've tiea to my only ‘chance to—to servo her fure ther, Teddy, you know that, and I othe good work down there before I'm snuffed out, Here I could do nothing~ but drink myself to death, probably, Ah, yes, I must go, Ted, “But you'll come back, Denis?’ audd I, eagerly, ‘You'll ‘oome back, of Me turned mea bit, he ana abort my shoulders, so that I looked into his ey \ "Why, no, dear lad," raid he, with a Ite smile, “no, 1 shan’t come back, We won't meet again, Teddy.” And my leart went down in me Itke lead for | knew. pret ere was no winning lim from his reegive, | ‘It 1 can helpyto set her firm bud Went on, "If I can halp ta save Novoue | nig for him and ir her, twill be lintyh worth while, Ted, — finteh not to he named of, but b ust be the Aisle, bt here it he mistane Wed ce entice x." rete da ped a ef as ee! openkth of fy Gays that tollowed the departure of “he Prince of Novodnia and Denls Mallory, for It was a time of inaction, and must be of amall terest, Wo had, in due time, a di pag trom Vienna telling us that ¢ iad safely reached that point ae Journey, then later, one from Igrade, and at fast, tv our itv re- Hef, trom Novofini, the capital of Ni vodnia, stating, In tow words, weet end was roached, and in time, hoped to check the advance of the HP care of the hands fited not tate i more than fifteen minutes a day on an average, The frst thing Is t® wash the hands Well. Use only, mild soaps, When the ‘thands and eapechilly the fnger-tipa are | stalned—no matter from what cause—a cut lemon, of tho remains ot lemons that have been squeezed, will usually re. move the spot. If this does not do, then Use o little pumicé stone—the luxurlouse ly minded can find these cut into fancy, shapes, termed velvet pumice, and mounted in mord or solid allyer mountings convenient to handle, A fives gent piece from the druggists, however, will be fully na eMcacious, The tollet table or washatand should never bo left Without those two (tems, the out lemon And the pimioe, A good najlbrish, not too narrow and Not to stiff, will help ta keep the hands '|$m wood ‘condition, for the friction of the brush will improve the clroulation, and in the case of thin or esrawhy hands shavld be used as often as possible; @ dry tub ‘with the brush every now and then gdd- ing to the good. effect, ‘ 2 When the hahiii'are was! loylar attention being puld to the: yidinity, of the Angernalls, rinse them in fresh water ‘or hold them beneath the runhing water, Then pat, don't rub, them dry with the acme extent at lent, the harm wrought upon the country, T find it diffontt to write of thera days, for, as T have sald It was a thme Of Inaction, and the iritiing ovents that filled our hours and absorbed our aoe ivittes, seem, now that 1 go over them Preparation for setting thom Paper, of small momont, imma! ae ‘elevant to the tale I have striven 0 tel ‘We saw in these days, little of the Prin Eleanor, ae she kept much by herself, solitary ani} queenly, broodini over her griefand injury her wrecke: love, and, an she beloved, her blighted life, She passed her time reading or {Mle In her own apartments or walked through the great garden in a’ tragic Iso. Jation that no one dared brave, ‘One day I called on her, By dagreos phe Bathera) courage to ask what had come of Denis Mallory, ‘Denia?’ I cried amazed; "Dents? Why, Madame, ‘you surely knew! They must havo told’ you! oenis has gone with the Prince to Novodnia. He's gone to help save the counts Bho looked up swiftly with a white face and parted lips, Her eyes’ were full of tefror. “He'e—gone—down there?” she whis. bret “He's gone with—the Prince? He's golng—to fight for—Novodnia?”’ Then all at once she Keemed to reallze that she was rade her exoltement too plainly, for she lowered her eyes and paused a moment to. control her voice go that, it wee pols and felrly steady when she spoke again, “Indeed J wonder ‘that I—was not told,’ sald she, “Not that it is of any consequence to me,’ Bhe hastened to add, "but I should have liked to send my thanks, nay my real gratitude to thle—gentleman for his service--I_ won- der that he should choose to go with the Prince since the quarrel te none of his. I presume the mere love of fisht- ing draws him," “Madame!'' I oried warmly, ‘the bray. est gentloman in Hurope waa not drawn into @ Balkan squabble for love Payolovitch forces and to repalr, to ty of tghtng! He went there because it Women’s Questions vw 7 And the A Note of Thanks, To the Maltor of he Mvening World: Plense tell me how to mite note alle atae Merde * reek TEADGE ELLSWORTH, No, 44 Blank sireet, Jan, 20, Dear Mrs, Jones; Please accept my warmest thanks for tho charming gift that has just arrived, I cannot tell you how. pleased I am at the kind re- membrance, Mahy thanks for your good wishes for my future; that will, T am sire, prove as happy as I could deniro, Aguin, With alncere thanks, be Veve me, to be yours MARY BROWN, Mourning, To the Hditor of The Byenin Kindly inform me. tho pertods of mourning, HELEN HUNT, A widow weare black, trimmed with crepe, during the first year, The second year black 1s worn for nine months, and half mourning the last three months, A daughter wears for a father or mother crepe for six montha, black for three montha and halg mourning for World: correct Anawers to Them. three months, A mother wears for a son or daugh- ter crepe for slx months, black for three months end half mourning for three months, pe for six months, plain black for three months and half mour; three Kodketsil urning for ‘or & grandparent crope Is worn fo: three month, black for three months and half mourning for three months, Biting Nails, To the Editor of The Byning World: My little girl bit ni thal ote te “den es her nails J 80 unin, her ‘WII you tell me how to oure i ie the habit? Mrs, N, G. HARRIA, Rub the fingertins with aloes, The bitter taste will remind her that thie {8 forbidden, Needlework, To the Bdltor of The Bwning World: Can I wash needlework In ordinary soap without injuring It? MARGARET SMITH, Do not wash your needlework with ordinary soap, Make aids of pure white sonp and when washed iron wet until ary, towel; and after they are entirely, dry, then, the time for friction comes in. After the hand |p dry, rub all you ike, thie serving to remoye.any loose particles of drad or Gofloresvent skin, and leaving the hand smooth, 4 If the skin 4¢ at al} Inclined to chap or to be.too dry an, oll rub will work won dors, and le beat applied immeditely after washing. The ordinaty olive ofl that one uses At tables 18 perhaps ‘best, but sweet ‘oll my be used. A. few dpope od. ber~ @ambt or dome othpr penetrating s8- gence will pértume the oll, ‘What tho hands, With the oll just 99, you would with soap and water, but ray. isin wall, Hee that the nails get thelf ult | seu | i ister wears for a brother or a i share,)tor where the alin is undulyary the pails are apt to be brittle, cracking and breaking off at the: most ingon arden of Lies. By Justus Miles Forman. wis his only meatis of serving you fur- ther, 1 wonder that, yeu. ‘who know him can do. him guoh’ Injustice! 4 has gone to Novodnis, to lend Cu skill and strength to ‘soatl noe Karl firmly once more ypoh his throng, ard you beside him, and doing this he jeans to lose his own life, He will hot, If he can avold it, come pur of the war alive.” And I told her how Denis had begged the Prince to let him go, and I tore her what he had aald to me on the platform at tho stutlon, how his Inst words hud been tu urge me to wateh over her. And when I had mado an end of apeaking, stammering for ‘very want of words, flushed ani) Unstrung, she only stirred In her chair with a iittle sem- Vance of weariness, and raised her own bi eyes for an Instant to ming. M4 neted, ‘air,"” she said coldly, ‘this Bentieman seems to stand in no lack of Friends to defend him, 1 have no wigh to dispute you, I remember him onty as one who wronged and shamed mo oruel, ly~May We not speak of something olga?" But I sprang to my. feet rei and Uy ip angry, hits he wronged you, Madame,” I cried, "lt was to save your life! If he Seamed to do a dishonorable thing It ‘Was because he held your safety higher than his honor, And if all this is not Hi bh he saved your hfe a second time, and js giving hia own at this very moment for your sake! I beg your leave tho) Madame! The Princess looked up swiftly and Halt strotched out ‘hor to me, Ver cyes wero wide and pleading und hee lips quivered, “Ah, He no Don't go, Mr, Gretaliton " she begged, very vow, “4 @on't mean tio”— “Il beg your leave to go, Princess!" sald I again, for I was very angry. “Way, very well, sir,” sald she, faint- ly, and sank back once moro in her chair, "IT would not have you go, but if you mitet—why, TE wou't siop you, Only--only remember that you are al- hile AV Blyton) here sival} always be ~glad to feo you.” And I macohad piloly away, saying to myself that it would be ‘a very long time before + should walk again in the old gamten. I Ferenes home to find. Von Altdorf Awaiting ne, His head was-in his arms upon the table, and he was quite atill, "Von Altdorf!" sald I, "Von Altdorf!” but ho did not stir, Then I went ecrosa the. room and touched him upon the arm, ol, yon Altdorf raised a face that I did_not know, “Why—why, man, what's happened?’ erled in alarm, ‘What are you look- Ing that wav for? What is it, I sayy” Then my oye caught 4 crumpled bit of Paper berween his fists, a. despatch. “You've news?” I demanded, “bad news? from Novodnia? from the Prince?” i “There Is no Novodnia," sald Col, von Lidorf, in @& dill, tired voloe, “and there is no price, either,’ I think I stared at him for quite a minute, Then Co yon Altdorf settled back In hia ohalr with a WHttle stgh and twisted the sheets of paper | dy between his fingers, He seemed In a kind of stupor ante beyond any feeling. “This, said he, with no emotion or seoming interest In his tone, “this tlls of things that must have happened two Gaya ago, It was sent, not from—from owits' rowits ls dead, Tho A gasping Prinoe?" tinued it God!" I orled, in “Dead? Dead’ The nis Mullory 16 deal,’ Von Altdont, as if he had n the daterruption, {To 'be continued.) notloed t asim Novodni, but Belgrade, by one of—Ozer: | ety 7 Gare o' portant verient times and places, Let the oll soak in tor a few minutes and then patagaln with the towel to re. move the excess, and finish by rubbing the hands through some powder, Oat: meal or almond meal is good for thie purpose, dithough the ordinary talcum powder does pretty nearly as well, Where the wator teat all hard a litt oatmeal, the. whole Irigh or Scotch meal, not the steam-cooked oats, may be dropped into the water; andithia will prové healing’ and soothing’ as well a8 Cleansing, Borax, too, will soften the water, but this sometimes leaves the, A ttle ‘ary. /¥ot hands, on the contrary, whore the pkin Je too ofly and sheds {tu ofl too: fre ly, borax ih the water {s almost a spe- Indoor HIG is another mume in which Marbles are used to wood ad- vantare. but then we have long amreed that they form a substantial | foundation for many branches of vopur lar amusement, Hix cardboard hearts must be mado, § Inches high. after the pattern shown fn the accpmpanvie pietura, Tt will ‘yy vileed that thera ts a flan at the ton * the heart, throu whieh a pin is) ted; This will w the haere to turn, as if on tts axis, All.of the napar hoans are nainted black, with red ink on one side and then vinned to the table, per scheme on the diagram, Any number may play th though four are quite suffic! a skle. and ranged opposite each other at tho table, At tho start, all of the black sides are game, ale a glyon algnal from a referee the mar- bles ure rolled at the hearts on both more than a tablespontul to a woodly- Higed Dow! of water, will have good. res. ‘aloohol, never the wood alcohol, which {8 @ dangerous polson—will keep the skin Jn elastic condition, mtd | Now’ tor the time when tte: genpral Solng-over comes ardund. Heres tow! of Pretty hot water hae a piece of ame Good Dure white soap thrown In it, oF tre aba Na te A is # pt aNA. es pea Mi rie ttf {2 difo,, Alitie vinegar, too; dropped in, not] max Turning the Hearts. nt, two on ‘tunned one way, the white the other, At Games. sides ut once, It being the aim of the Players to turn the hearts in an oppo alte way from thetr original position, A counter, officially chosen, must keep record of the changes that occur ais the hearts aro spun by ‘the murbles, and the side showing the least whites or ti least blacks at the end of a given nun: ber of iinutes wins the aame, Origing) Games for Children — AMUSEMENTS, | Sonn a hannennanncn semenpmmmnnamnn WEBERIG 08, Sam WESER & ZIEGFELD!" ‘The College Widower Aulta. A little pure eloohol, too—theighain | os EPANEIEE EEE Housewife's Cy clopaedia Devilled Fish, \ KE cold adokett Meh, free # trom akin and bones and break it ito Bood-alved flak: jon one pint With one aoant texapodntil of walt, one third of @ teaspoontil of paprika. oF nev oral davhes of cayenne; add four hard- bolled @rge cut fing -one tableapoontit Of fincly chopped parley and ten atnpe pt onion julce, Brush thmbale “moldy OD emall cups with butter, Alldightly WH the mixture, Beat well two tay BES} 0dd one cuptul of milk, this over the fAlled ‘molds, prin ‘top of Rech with buttered bread crumby. ang bake in @ moderate oven until eet in the gentre, aed heese Soutite, OUR. tro of hot milk over two oups Of wot bread crumbs pss alee tor: the oysters ah i ot Aw alike on. every diate, Tight, beslde poet plata lay as ivea an the courses will rec ip outside the Just, across. all, Ite 4 the spoon: for 4 othe oyater foi polnt resting on the pla eesti ‘or without’ knit ‘The smal} silver should ile in exact with tho: table's edge, “atl | ghde even, about half an Besfeiie preserved between them. Above the inives; at the Yiwtt,” near the” ‘plate, wid @ op Uf grated chense and three beaten ogg: oy ah omelet Jags and whajevor (thds will make two), when. one ide io Gone wet in’ a nti brown. \A migh longer time Is re- quired in hy cooking FOF dho ordi- ary Omelet, | Ht fore to ile h Hayter at leapt two tnohes and he of spatees, HE lear ay ; f n nh “nalt-cell Stuffed Potatoes. ’ ied, the table'g ha Be large, mealy potetods in thetr spoons lyin, gerosseach handle thete thins until neagly. done, wifes Off; tha both ‘Yeavine apy Votl * there should be @ largb ‘napkin tabblos @ jordiniere of growing neither: of these can be dish of ffult, teatefully, ttere oper the outelde of thé: table, 9). Take from the oven and out ike the soup Je gerved by the ore eldp to form p sort of hinge; bald gf ner plac for the'tureen to stand i @ fork pull out the wndenton p ie and fi the hollow thue made qith # tiny shaving of emoked becon pops] te right |. Salli pered and rolled tightly, Close the] Av lke precaution—the napkin porato and put’ back in the oven to ‘the other 6nd of the ta. _ finken coofsing, | } Curried Eggs. OR curried eggs cut one apple and one onton in thin rings and fry @ golden brown In butters sldt into this 9 dereert spoonful each of ourry. powder and flour and as with but not touching ' Cover “Did yon hear 'Paralfalt’ ueiapieliental CASTORIA. PROCTOR’S “BIG. FOUR, We havea a 01 Md “is SLL PASTORS Se METROPOLIS EnOPOUS a a I if AUT i es WEST END i ri the Be rs he five, #10, Mat, " 00, } t week, Hurtig & Reanon's MBB, ext week, Hurdle BIJOU WARF, 100 Maki ii LEW FIELD: (GRANDOE MnSTAN [ATLANTIC ou Pr, a Mojostic 7; Mille, Orla, WINDSOR, ov Nxt W'k—On tho B Keiti's 1 Gilinore, | DAY. round the World. at Midnight, WEN HALO ‘Talk of Now Priced 25g and jaw » ony Re e pheum Trt o KEENEY’S si Mf. ( ra Com! way an 14th et ti,