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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

During the summer months the HERALD ,cll
be sent 10 subscribers in the country at the rate
of Twenty-Five cents per ,oeeIc, free of postage.
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FIRES IN RUSSIA of large extent are con-
stantly among the reports from the Empire
of the Gear. They are mostly incendiary
and are attributed to the socialists. who take
this sinister method Of protesting against
property in q country where the people
have no voice in its affairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

ESGIAxp's "TAIIsMAN. The determine
tion Of Great Britain to protect her subjects
and uphold tho honor of her flag has fresh
instance in Earl Derby's vigorous dealing
with the Peruvians in the matter of the i'm
prisonment of the captain and mate of the
Administering Tnlismnn.
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY NEwsDEALRRs For
prompt and regular delirery of the HERALD
By fast mail trains orders must be sent direct to
this office. Postage free
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The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times is sagacious man, who can see ~ far
into stone wall as most people, who can
distinguish : hawk from handsaw when
tho wind is southerly, and, given common
place phrase, SO it comes from an Emperor,
can foreshadow European politics therefrom
as readily as q clairvoyant would tell girls
fortune on receiving tress of her hair. Said
the Car of all the Russias to q lady the
other day. II hope they'll not bother me at
Jugenheim as they have at Ems" The
ingenious correspondent builds . mighty
structure upon this and draws conclusions
sound enough in themselves, but as little
dependent upon what the Car said to the
lady as the nomination Of Hayes last Friday
was upon the sometime famous remark made
by the Governor of North Carolina to the
Governor of South Carolina. The fact is the
correspondent wished to let the world know
that he knew somebody who knew lady
who had exchanged the time of day with .
live Gar, and he used it to give fclat to the
dish of representations he had prepared
from solid facts, just as the ingenious child
of Erin made limestone broth by putting
the beef, potatoes and spices that
he had borrowed by way of sea-
soning into the pot where his limestones
were simmering. 1t has been pretty plain
for some time past that the three Emperors
have been bound over to keep the peace Of
Europe for month or two at least. This
has been. accomplished by Disraeli. who,
while the three Chancellors were busy con-
cocting plans in the North, by supple
movement changed the aspect of things in
the East so completely that there was nothing
left for Russia, Austria and Germany to do
but sit quict until they could judge how tho
government of Mourad v. was likely to work.
Turkey with its new ruler, new promises
and new endeavors, backed by England, is
left to herself for the present, but that does
not mean that the trouble is all over.
The financial difficulty, the insurgent diff
Guilty, the Principalities difficulty remain to
Turkey. She has better opportunity Of
dealing with them than month ago seemed
possible, but her chances of surmounting
them are not more discernible. The insur-
gents refuse to lay down their arms, having
tasted Turkish blood and Russian sympathy
and felt the breath of freedom in their
nostrils. The Principalities ask for territory
as the price of peace The ups and downs
of Turkish bonds attest that the will and the
deed are two different things in the payment
of coupons. Meanwhile it is not to be
sunposed that Gortschakoff will cease to
breed trouble, that Bismarck will pocket
tie snubbing he has received or that Austria
cannot again be tempted into making DEM
onstrations of her desire to stand before
Europe as a peacemaker. The outlook in
general is not SO threatening as it was before
Abdul-Aziz went boating down the Bospho-
rus one rainy night, but indications are not
wanting that new combinations dangerous
to European peace are taking shape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
TRIPLE S HE E. T.
NEW YORK. TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1876.

From orr reports this morning the probabilities
are that The ,oeather to-day uiA be udrm and
clear or partly cloudy.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
poeCie
2icbeSiu crbmM0.

Drsi Wcrts sisbt's 70 fiib, 70 traut
90 Sauttril&, tpis btr SimmrI bIau't
90 leis 9rbau6t unb nod SpI guft
Nahjittert IN her Wrnl6entruf.
3psi Sr9tn i@Iinssn Ff in sin's,
90 boIb fIinst anb'rfr Wcrte Feins,
alS In brs 9etrns fcnn'stm Wai
Bon iePstn 9ipprn biflf brei;
SD liste bid!
Sltin Winnslisb btr NaGtisaIl
GrtDnt NIT lclhtm @ennsl9all--
Ri1t SsrclIenlbIag unb 9erGsnaslana
Slann mriTsn Tb nit bifltm SLANG.
Wrnn, mas i'm Serlrnserunb stbsbt
Dem Srl6 her 9ipps frGmm sitIGprtt,
Wenn rriner SeeIrn iliae Club
Sid auf tpie cine anpsps tbut-
Sd lirbs bid!
Sb raub bic Sitit ipie bic Sanb,
Din 2iGP IN iibrrall perpanbt:
gle ifammrlt bier unb IGGrIt bort
3um Gtmpel tpribt lie itbfn Srt.
nSprt6, IitbIf bu Mid, 8lauGuaeIsin 2"
Die SPinn'rin balt nit Spinntn Elm,
9trl6Ioftn bIsibt ibr roPser Wlunb,
9br 9G6rln iiur matt gIllrs funb-
Sd Iisbe bid!
u3psi gTslsin fisssn spn benz Straud,
als zines fog, fcs's andre aud,
Slstbt tsins, ipe niGt bas andre blieb;
90 aud bic 9ttb," 70 aud bic 2isb',"
Onrb 3tpetsr Sertsn eleihen SGlaa
GrtUnPs In 2rsue Sag fir Gag,
gatt sIft9sr 3rsu' In Slid un6 glcib
9pnt erifrn STUFF bis In trn Sob
SD Iisbt bid!
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Bur Seacbtun9.
Die Ybilaaelpbia unb OteaSina
Gieababn GOmSaanie

mabt btsrmtt bsIannt sab Te ait pbsr Dor brm
nd6ften erften Wfat
cine palIasisr.StatiOn im 5airmount CJorF an
ber einis Der @srbinbuussbabn, In unnittslba.
Ter T6be Der RsmOriaI. unb Der onSrru
Saupts@sbaube ttr Centennial
Jnternationalen SfnSItelluno
rri9tsn tpirb, unb bd6 rrsrImGbiae 9erICneu.
linb GreurlionsjHse SpilGfn btr i,eurn Station
unb ben bsrI&irbrusn 9abnbEfen auf ibren Ser.
I9iebenen 9abnliuisu fatrsn psrbsn.
Die Aufmerf amfeit ber 9fppbnsr pbilaSsI.
ptia's. iprIhe SrmmersWrbuungsn Iuctsn, unb
Der Grsmerr, tpslGe S1ultr ptfr @pbnunast
In ber R6be pbiIabfIpbia's RGtrenb brr gass
ffe[Iung Ii1 ~ Ii9ern tpiinl9fn, pirb auf ben
1tmfanb geIenft baB bon allen pI6ben ant BEN
8abnen brr Gcmpnsnie In einen llmfretIe bon
% cher 80 Weilen BON ber Stabt paHasiTe
bic Guslfeluns rrrei9fn fBnnert pbne bic @a.
Gen ju pedIeln, In elmer gtenIc frr3en 3ht,
ale htes nit ben Stra6en Gilenbabnen rpn pers
f9ieeenrn puuften Der Stabt nSsIi1 IN
SPe3taI Grrurftpns-3hse se ipsr.
btn sur SsqusmIi&Fsit BON Q 9uIsn. 9 G.
tsIIfGaftsn unb @ereimeu abaeIaITsn
perten,
gIusFunft trfbsilrn 6. @. Sancpd. 03,.
neral 1idstassnt. gio. 227 Glib 9ierts Straee.
philadelphia, unb bic Serf9isbtnen Qura( en-.
PfriutentruisrL ipcis bsr llntfrjstGntts,
JObn @. g8OOtten,
G,eneral Supsrfut,nbsnt.
Ssabina @Sp 16, 1s76-tf,
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aIlnddtIib bicrbcr pnIc an oieIe St6t.
te, Die, iuie ib ucrnubm, Dir tbeucr 1T,
-lIm, rlr pon Den S69cIn bclauIbt
mo Dem peridtuie0cnen 8a6e, Inn Oid
mclne Slo9cn Sn per9icBrn, nm 0id,
Ole lb mciu nennen m66tc INN ieocn
Rreis, bic i'd Iiebc, 9Iibeno, Ieibcn.
l@oftlid, Inn Die ourcb tbre 9dIte mid
gum Babniinn brinOt?"
@ie Gin 8IiB bes &rillmpbcs aOs cs
''Oer @nna'S idOncS sIntIib. Slnfs
llcne tonte Die perIofenbc Gtimme in
ibrer 8rnit, Die geitilr3une bes crltcu
@uOenbIiGS mar iibcrwunocn unb inn
8epnbticin Der @fO6t ibrcr Sd,onbeit
ItaltS iic faIt bcrcdneub Ncm GocImonn
9C0enilbrr.
Wit iiIbcrBcIIem 9a6cn bcantluorte
te lic bic grfldrlu8 SIrtburS. ,,glein,"
in0te iic cOnu nOd cine gScile: ,,mciu
0llooI9er 9err, blc Mbnun9 ln0t mir
nidtS, lIuo lpcnn i'd 5n bieier Strnoe
an Nieicr ciniamcn Stdtte bier ucile,
obnc 8iiicu mo grlaubnib bcS So.
trrs, 10 9eidiebt cS nibt, lpell id Sic
erluNrte, ionOern."
nGlncn anoern ?" pcrpOIIltinOi0te,
@rtbur ibre @ortc.
uSa, eincn anbcru, Serr Baron"
iaGtc SInnu rnbiO, nGinen anbcrn, Der
mir beiitano in Der Stlnbe Der @eiabr
uno mid nidt faIt pcrIieb, luic bic oil.
bern aIle. gSaItcr ncnnt iid Der
@am, ben id Iiebe, $crr 8aron bon
@arfenbad, unb icbt, ba id Sbrer
@fanneScbre Dcrtrauc, icgt uerIalien Sic
mid inb flicbcn Sie bicien Srt."
"llm cincm auccrcn, 0Iiifli6crcn baS
Selo gu rillmen ni6t tuabr ?" ricf Der
Baron 9Iilbeub. 50 9u bait 9id &c.
t6uIdt. giidt Dem Sobue beS Scrbrr.
derS, nidt bem Settclbubcn peicbt Gin
Slrtbnr bon Mfarfcnbu6."
er ndbcrtc fib itirnliib Dem iun0cn
Mdo6cn, abcr 9ebicteri9 mics ibn
%nna anriif. nllnO 0InubIt 9n,"
fru9tc or in bObicr grrc9un9, ,,oaB
Dein Satcr iib OO5n bcrOibt, in cine
SeirOtb ;luiidcn 9it HnO ienem 2anb.
itrei6cr 81 uiIli9en?"
Y8aIter berOient Sbre 8eIdimpfun0
nidt, Scrr Baron" erlpiebcrte Slnna
trauri9. naann er iduIbis Icin, luus
iein Tater brrbru6 ? llno Oh Der @atcr
ia ia9en iuiro 5i nnierem 8unOe, i'd
lueib sS nidt, Scnn CT trd9t iib nit gro.
ben SeOanfcn, iuic ie iid fir Gin @Rdb.
den jiemcn, ba8 einit bunocrttauienb
Sbalcr iein nennt unb fiinf;i9tanlen0
CUR Mit9ift befommt."
Die Iu0cn bcS 8aron8 fnnteItcn
ibm idpinocItc cS bor Den gIugen, 6a
er oieIc Sllmmen nenncn bOrte.
8nS luar bic OrmicIi0c 9lusbiIfc, bic
CT bonn $aieIbauer cribmcdeln poIlte,
0r0cn bicien Geidtbum Der ibm pintte.
[6crtleBuns fcIst.]
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pic nrbate 0erbrrituna.
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsyIvANI-
cHESTAATs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
ins medium in this part of the State.
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@eSinaunaen Der anssiaen,

Anjsi8en ptrSsn sin8triidl mic fcIsi
8ef&dfts.anBeigsu btim 9abr obtr
fir einen 1beil bfs 9atrts:
3WPruats. 6 W0nais. ~ Wcnltt.
Gin 3oa $4.00 $500 $500
3psi 3oa 700 1900 1000
Drti Boil 1000 100 $500
ibeteentbum,, perfbnli&ts Gi-
asntbum. unb aasemsiut Anlsissn 10
Gents bic Belle fir bic eri; @inriifaug unb
5 Gents bic 3siIr fit itOs naStsriss yin.
riidung,
patsutirte Webtj IN, 8Iit9S unb ale
auber |n,sisen bel btr gan,eu, baIbsn, brit
tel cher pIsrltI SpaIIr prrbrn wie fcIsi be-
Tetuet psr6fu.
eine gauge Spnltt idbrlib....Bt5O.00
Stne balsf SpiIte ..." 5000
Gtne Oriiltl Spaltt - ""." 60.O0
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tfre4nsli
&rteutOrS., ADminiliratpr8. uub
@IIIeuie's 's.auleissn...,.....,...."..$2,50
6tiratbSs, ScbessarBetgtu,
Ddui @tfattuna u.f.tp.,.......,..50 Gts.
ny- aas 9ritft, IihbtIIungrn &c. mii1tn
ME fOIet abrSllirt tpsrbfn:
]. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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&Oroocutl1er @IoOb.
Sic0cmGbi8c SOmpfibiffobrt
IWlAGn
SrelMeM un1 Baltimore.

"N ~ JNSSsutVNSe
via SOmtbdmptpn,
eurA bic rBtn5 fir tiClrn 3ped an Der glpbe
rrbautrn, nit alien 'GrfCrbsrnilIen perIebenru,
iisarn siIsrn'n' ppit Dampfl9ife Won 25O0
Gcnnrn
Baltimore" Gnpt. @eyrr.
Berlin" ;, putItr.
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~Sraani6pelO." ltuSHtld.
oNirnbers," >, SGatr
Die GrpsSitIpn intst fait pir folst;
Don Bremen: gou Baltimore:
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unb frrnrrbin jstsn stpeitsn @ittpOdj d son
grsnislt unb jsSen Sam1as um 3 llbr
Hd6mitfa9S bon Baltimore.
gsrmitttlf birIer Dampfer rper6en WaITaoiere
na6 8rsmsn Southampton, 9Cnspn anS Sas.
re unb Suriid tefGrbsrt.
@aiiastsgreiie:
Grn Baltimore na9 Bremen, Southampton.
acnSnn cher SaSre
Gajiite $50 @cIb,
3pil9fnbsd $50 Gcuranf,
Bon southampton ua6 Baltimore:
Gajilte $50 GjpIb.
3RiiSsntsd $32 SSaranL
Bon Bremen cbrr SaSre mad Baltimore:
9ajtite $t00 @UIt.
3pii9enbsd $32 Gpurant
Hetour.8iIIetS VI
Spn Baltimore ua9 Bremen tbrr Sasre unb
Suriid:
9ajtlts $1S0 @plb.
3ptl9rnbrf $3.50 Gpurant,
Bon Baltimore na6 Scutbamptcn pbsr qCn.
bon un6 Surilf Srn SOuibamptpn ;.
SaInts $l70 @OIb.
3pil9rubrd, $3.50 @purant.
Stnser 3pii9sn 1 unb 10 9abrsn SabIsn bic
SGlfts.
gBt9en 6ra6t unb paITaee IN SieIeu m ieber
ptnIl9t empfsbIensprrtbtn G6ifentpsnbe man
il9 an bic @rnsraI-assntsn bfr 2inie,
VI. Sbuma6er & Gon1p.,
No, 8, S.-gbarIes Ctr, Baltimore, 3b.
cbtr an
RB. 6. &auninser,
Nrp. iii gfprS prinee Strase, 9ansaler.
DECEMBER %, 1675-1S.
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[6cri1eBuns fCIst.l

Der llriprrnO OeS SpribpOrteS :
,glenn Sdncioer MAIDEN mir eineu
Wionn." SIM Sabre 1742 fru9 Gin
8oiienfnabc in eincm mobiIben 8lei.
oerIoben III 2onOOn, 100 nelln S6nei.
Der beidGfti9t iuaren, I'M ein 9lImolen.
0aS offene intereiiante @uSieben beS
Snaben erre9te ibr Mit9efilbl, uno iie
bra6ten cine SammIlri9 bon gteun
S6iIlin9en ($2.25) SuIummen, init
lueIder Der Sunee cinen Sru6tban6eI
al Der Strabenefe onfin0. Sie Belt
peritria, un6 infer 8uilenfnabe 9eoieb
al 8iltern biS ct suIcbt Icen ei9eneS
8efdbrte bate, oil iueIdem CT ba$ Wot.
to anbradtc. ,,gicun Sdneioer mad.
ten mid gum Wfanlt uno oa8 lit mcbr,
alS lua8 DieIe anoere @rofeiiioniften ie
letbQn habeu.
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Dis
esaaiHlbanilas Staats,sItaag,
Derausasasbtn bon


j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
nl4eInt itbm Dcuunfds. uab fcfst 50 90
pr Sibr, sabIbdr inntrbab hs5 Sabrts, uto
81 80 na9 0rrlIuB bts 9ibrgansS.
Gin,slns GrtmpIaTfn, 5 Gent8 per Stad.
0sine SublrrlptionsH perbrn fur wtnt9sT
sis Iehs Wniatrn nngencmmen; aut tam
1iemanb bas 8lati abbsfslfa, bis aat &hd>
Rinbe btiablt iinb.
sy- I'm bic 9orsTs elmer .3sItans ~ Str.
6ubtrn, mus man bic alte fOpcbl ais na&
bic neue @ortGs mttbstItn.
Die gr6Bte 8erbreitnna.
Die Circulation Der opeHnfVlpnnti DC
Staats.3eitun9" in Daaphin &ounip
III gr5bsr ais bic irsrne tiaer hnprrn In Oar,
ttsburg grbrudtfn brutitbsu cetr enaliibsn Get
ting. Cit bIrtrt tesbalb bic bette @rltGsnbrit
An,eigen In 6isGrm Jbfils eeS Sianlss ftut
Dsits grrbrriiunB IL 5trl6dfsn.
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Su glrius0orf frat in bcr9au9encr
8Ode Gin elegant scfIcioeter @ionn in
einen SuiuclierIaoen uilo fro9tc, Oh CT
nidt eini9e 8eder beiidtieen f6nne, bic
int Sdaufeiter itanOcn. Ser Supelier
rei6tc ibm einen Der iiIbernen init Sob
ornamentirten 8eder uno Ia9tc:
,SaS iinb 8ettrenncn 8eder."
OuS ?"
p0a8 iinb 8eder, Die berieni9e er'
b0lt, Der int &cttreuncu Nen $reiS er.
rin9t."
ngiun, lueun OuS 70 1T, 70 ipiIl id
fir Ginen reunen !" lpra6 Der Mann
llno iuar init cinem Sube aus bcr Sbilr.
Scr Suluelier ranntc inn nad), au Der
nG6iten Strabencfe cntldpun6 ibm ie.
ncr aus ben @u9en.
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- Sn Dorieer @O6e bcoing 4rcfei.
for &ern (WfuiifuS) in Detroit, Wli1..
SeIbItmorO, inoem CT Iid ben sails bon
Sbr All Sbr burhi6nitt.
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- Sept, 100 CT nab am gn6e iit,
fdeiut Der @intcr bod @rnlt mabeu5a
tuolcn - Sdnee, &egsu, Sis uuS I'm.
9eIunbe$, feberiidc$ 8etter.
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..SiHri9tnngeu. -Sn gleucIanO, g.,
miro am %. Snni Der @f6rOer 9lbin
9eban9t lueroen. 9lud Der Nf6roer
WlidaeI Uillion iuirb am 80. Suni in
Nortb YIatte, glebrosfa, 9eb6ngt.
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&m bOrlebten Sreitag ipurOen in
ct. 2ouis, MifOuri, Orei @l0rOer (Sta.
Iiener), giamenS Dominica @ania, Sln.
tonic GotaIauo uno 8uitiunu 2ombarb,
bin9eridtet.
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Sn ben Ser. Staatcn bcItcbcn s
Ste6nabeIfabrifeu, lueIbe tG9Ii6 A..
900, 900 StcfnabeIn proDu;ircn. 9IuI.
lcroem uerScn td9lidb nod ca. 25,0OO,.
900 StednabcIn bon @clltI6Iano umb
gn9lano impOrtirt. $50 fommcn Die
ale bin?-
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Sm giiu.gorfer @oli3ei @eparte-
ment jinb 1900 glnselteIlte, bereii Sc.
bait iid bieieS Sabr ouf 1925 $50
beIauft. Sa8 Scuer.9 .9cpartement 70.
itet 81, ,049,08 lnb bat cine Wfann.
ldaft bon $50 YerIOncn. Sir Sdnlen
foitet e8 $2,700,00O. @eiammte itdbti.
ide @usgaben iino $40, 1s1, ,966. Sa.
bel lit a6er Der 3obn bon 2600 au9c.
iteatcn gIrbeiter II i d mit9erebuet.
, 1876-03-25


To The Editor Of The ch.cuJo TRIBUNE:
ALLEaAs, Mich, March 23.-HaslnG become
very much interested in the uousoleePe1'a Do
partmsnt, will rcapoud to III. ]. Eta call for
q recipe for baking-powdor biscuit: Silt to-
gother quart Of -four aud thEee teaspoons
baking powder; rub Into the dry tlour a hoapluE
tablespoon OF cold lard, and \ pinch OF salt. !
uso water for voting, though sweet milk makes
them whsto. They must DO as soft a. poesip!c'
and roll out-
also have IN excellent rocIpo for cheap
cake, which give: Quo chp white
sugar, throo eggH, tro tablespoons meited
butter, ' two tablespoons aUoat ml!k'
one cup flour, two teaspoons baking powder, ha-
yoting It must 10 bKked 10 loYc1s ns II ID not
good In d loaf. We usa 1t mostly for jolly cake,
but 1t il excellent for cuatard case, cocoaaut
caKo, or chocolate cake. ..-.-..
Will son,o one giyo no good Ioctpc lot cream
cookcsf l havo plenty OF cream 70 COOK WILL,
hut have uo Buccess with cream cookiss.
am giAd to sec word spoken against pics.
We long ago, banlshcd tho abominet.ous known
- mlnco pies from our tabio. and for
the past yeAs hare gotten almost ell
4tre1y out OF the habit of making Any
kind, with tho exception of IN occasional
borry pie. They arc - searinesa % tue Hesh,
which it would 10 we'll to dispense with Alto
ess.lor, aud tbon think ot tue rsspdlty v,sh Wit,
Which The Saturdays baking could bc disposed
Of and tho kitchon made tidy, without tho pies.
viii some one ploase toll mo how "attrition
noarled wheat" is made, ard where It IL OBJ
tatuel? Also what is attritinn tonr"7 l SAN
10th eroken CT In I>At tAturlay = iasno Of TuE
before. Il. q. r.
, 1876-03-25

70 ths Editor " The Chicago 1rtbuHA:
CHICAGO, March 23.-I Eaa glad to notice III
your lAnt saturdays issue some OF your corro-
gpoudcnta calling attention to "Cold Air Atttl-
tjop Whoio-Wheat Flour" I havo boon using
It now for oves eight months, having heretofore
always ussd wLito flour exclusively. by sts
constant use 1 find tho health Of my family
greatly improved. I havo used tho flour for
nearly all the purposoa Of cooking, making not
only bread aud biscuit, but various tab!e-foods,
such ~ crullers, drop-biscuit, gingerbread. jum-
ples, sponge-cake Qisht aud elegantly, ateamed
pudding (very SupsElor), etc., etc. your cofrc-
spondsnt ~. F: G." gives . good recipe for
bread-making with this 1onr. My manner ct
making ia somewhat similar, only ass > mod
e1ately thin sponge It night, aud wet up ia tho
morning, and put in the pans to rise foE the
oven. Tho secret Of succese With this 1onr y
iu thorough vorltng,-nos kntnding.-8o thAt
ouehfy distributed in every part Of The ths
ths better the bread and raised biscuit
Alwsys arc, { ! suppose 1t ts because the gluton
and bran Of tho Hheat ia 10 timely distributed
through tho -four si'es thta thorough mixing is
necessary, a otherwise tho whole Of tho mass Of
dough vill not bc evenly and perfectly lesvencd::
I lind eau mir moro Thoroughly with tho band
thai, with epoou.-the dough whom properly
prepared IL too soft To kncad, but Ia moro like
thlck batter. II euy Of yonr readers wish any Of
my recipes for using cold air Wholo-uhoat tlouE.
/ will cheoriu'iy furnish them for publication in
your columna. / have also used tho attritton
ucA.ied wheat, spoken Of by ono OF your otner
wholesome, and heal.lful food. cook 1t in !
close- double boiler, and find two hours !
| euticiant tlmo to cook 1t. Tho wheat should
never be disturbed whilo cooking. It require.
no attention. except to Keep tie under bolle
supplied With boiling snter Is needed,
, 1876-03-25
B;ecuit and Corn Broad.

10 lie Editor n Ths Chicago 1t,buss:
CHICAGO, March 2l.--For tho benent Of III.
I. E.rI furnish reclpa for delicious, d.gostiblc
bak.ng-povler biscuit: Two largo cups Of
slftod Aour; butter tho eszo Of IN EuGiish wal.
MI, little salt, and two teA Bpoonfuls OF bak-
i,c.powder. Hub those ingredients well to-
got!4er, and thon mix rapidly with Bweot milk
enough to form worry soft dough. And hcIcln
lics tho secret Of SUCCESS Neuer k'scdd Tho Bis
cult. undor the mistaken idpa that 1t should
for1d smooth bread-li Ike nass, stltI euouEh to
roll; but mlx It very quickly taet ss,n enough y
to shape into bIscuita with tho hanu. And Iaao
immediately In . hot evan.
would also like to give my recipe for corfu
bread, which all who hsyo eaten thereof shlnk
delicious 1nd not ''slleavy on tue stomach: "
course, dyspcptica should avoid al warm brchd.
yoru-bread: Ono large cup OF tina cosntnrai ;
ono large cup OF wheat iiour; : tablespoonful
Of sugar; tablespoonful Of buttsri llttia
| salt; and two toAApoonfnls OF bAklng-poWdcr
Rub ali these thoroughly togeihcr, aud tasn add
| two eggs aud Bweet milk enough to mAGo bat
| tcs somewhat thicker than for paucaRes. lohS
into : butterod tin and take In hot oyon.
Ii eitior biscuits or coru-bEoan arc left over,
they may be frcshened scrJ nicely Tor tue nest
| meal by il&ciug iu tho oven few minutes beIofe
Wills On tAe subject os wholsson1a dict, lot
mo add that, as usually prapasod. parsnl!s age
I n,nch TOO greasy, Thoy should 10 BOILED III
salt and water uutil iendoE. aralhcu. d1pnea u
bnttar tuAdo with an ogE. Hour. Atid mix, auc
ted n psty o. tard or dl .hsv ut wi, 81 anI
Yery pies, whils Tho bastet prevents the tas from
penetrating Tho vegetable. Tbs batter shoult
not bo too thin.
anl young housokeepsr myself. 40 sn1
lila samo tjus shall be glad to contribute sue!
hiuts oct:a,9cA!iy - my own experiences na'
snoec4t. PAYsIclAA'B VINE.
, 1876-03-25
For Young Housekeepers.

10 fhs Editor Of Ta1 CAftago Tribune;
CHICAGO March 2i.-Tho acason 10 nprroach-
fcr ,r,,en tho birds nrc beginning to gather
.f,t. tn l,,ld tho;r ncats. md this io1etl,orsht
a1soaa " pu''a ,uot nv1 a.a .,',aa ssnmd s,,r-
on tho part ol uae leasnesea etooo eas1 s' sa =,
geat to our young people who Aase thus iar III
tncIr lnppY. young marriol lifo been cozy
ebcltered Ia tia mother most, that 1t becomes
eaoua w o'R'o a'o ~ o"'"'9'' "AN @
Their own construction. -..-->..
From the etoro of my own experience Ana ao-
spryatiop, l should Like TO offer few hnts
t1,r,urh vonr oo1umnn. Ia the youug wife,
1.:.e. o. III o.rnt ..a,, .ho ,n., cnn.;do, vonr
ncomo, and do not expect hc'p from lataor or
frieudg, II you should como short. IL Sou arc
uh,rc NJ aim n month. yon cnn safely begin TO
too,. sor a homc. Van shou1i mn. INV moro than
'ova n"n w o' -. !. .,,o,,,t,
wv 1n osI1a t1ns "nv .oo ssa ct NJ vopr in.
como over living expenses. Rents aro low this
Beason, aud j think you oan find fow
roorua In good location for this sum. Dottor
gct along with two or thrco roon,a In good
healthy location In good house, with modern
improvements, than an euttro cottage, built long
ioncos. II poBsiblo find house ncAr enough to
your huubnilu q place Of business TO nauit OF his
walking to aud from his work. A largo SIM In
tho yoxr Ii thus sayod, and man II bettor for !
b'iak walk OF milo, Or ovou more. n'9rnng and
ho contsnt Will ouiSt aud rcspoctabi,lty,
tiB 10 bo rogro,tod thas 10 many tllroe.etory
brick houBes, lifted IN expressly for one family,
hayo boon bli!t 10 the mast few years In our city.
Tlcse houses may bo rcn,cd very low, and are
s,,r, honeo. unless yuu hayo NJ, income Of ut
leust $1,000 = wear, Thcso great windows,
.nI anecinr, halls and nta!rwhys. Involve
croat oxpouso, both Ia money and labor. Ithlnk