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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08

We believe that there are thousands of good men in both parties who cherish noth- ing but heartfelt desire to see our whole country prosper. They are by nature noble. hberal-minded men, who are thoroughly i'm bued with profound sense of justice. They Know the whole theory of human rights by instinct, and, if left to themselves, would ac- cord exact justice to all. But they arc largely in the minority; and, unfortunately, under the party lash they are too often whipped into traces and made to do service that IS utterly foreign to their natures. It IS to be hoped that Independent voters will rapidly multiply in the future, and that the day is not far distant when as controlling power they will stand forth, like the great Webster, knowing mo North, no South, no East, no West."-[ Exchange.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
Tuesday. 18th day of August 1876.

between the hours of 10 o'clock N. aud l2 M of that day the ollowing described propcry wit That cer tam mi-s'te and water wheel and the citing belonging thereto also arastra attached wheel on said mill se with tho dwelling house. together with fifty tons of gold bearing said wheel said millsite Said property Is situated the Hsssayampa river CT creek about three hundred yards below the quartz null of Fred erick Co oa said stream, and about twelve miles south c Prescott in the county of Yayapai and Territory of Ar1zona ED. F. BOWERS
 Sheriff Yavapai County. he sale pursuant to the above is postponeJ ur iil Saturday August 2sih the same hour and nlace
 ED. F. BOWERS Sheriff
 he sale pursuant 10 the above notice is poe,poned u. ti Saturday Sept 9h ls?6 the same hour and paoe
 ED. F. BOWERS, SheriG
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08

Rev. J. McKean, circuit rider, Methodist Church South, has gone to Salt River to attend the District Conference, after which he will proceed to Los Angeles to the Pa- cific Coast Conference of his Church. He had heard nothing as to the changes tine union of the Churches, North and South, is likely to bring about, and has no knowl- edge as to whether he will be returned to Arizona ar assigned to a charge in Califor- nia.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08

UNION or MErHoDrsrs-The Commission CTS from the M. E. Church and NJ. E. Church South who met at Cape Mayr New Jersey, August 23d, adopted basis of Union by which they become practically one Church throughout the United States It is now the strongest and most numerous denomi- nation of Christians in America
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08

Our dispatches are meager. Governor Hsrtranft of Pennsylvania has signed death- warrants for five of the Molly Maguires. n There has..been negro riotin Charleston, s. C. Gass won his prize fight against Allen, by a foul, at Cincinnati. The A. lS P. R. R. was to be sold in St. Louis to-day. The Steamer Montana for Colorado River sailed yester- day from San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08

Phenixr Sept. s.-Last night Judge J. T. Aisap and Miss Annie Murray were united in matrinony by Rev. Dr. Hedgepeth at the house of the brides sister, Mrs. Griffin.
 Wm. E. Guild is here en route to Wick enberg to open the telegraph office there.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
Ranch for Sale.

Four miles from Prescott. on willow Creek Houses enais etc. living water. and forty under fsne'
 sell either with without crops. Call at fhs rans1' " miles south Of the Burnt Ranch. E. F. C0PPLh
 Aug. ls. 1876. 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
$ HI E R IF F'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District Court of third judicial district in and for the county of Yavarai Arizona Terri
 Tory on the a)th day ot July D. le7o in the suit of Iam'lo Castillo vs William F. HannI z and to me d recied, wherein am commanded to sell the pronerv mentioned and described in said order oi sale to satisfy the Judgment rendered in said district court in the shit sior sad fr the anouut of Sf5522 and costs will sell by public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door, in the town of Prescott county of Yay
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
PRINTED INKS
 ---. FOR Location of Mining Claims,

FOh SALE AT THE MINER OFFICE.
 No ProsPector or Miner should 20 into the coussg without suppy Q. thsse very handy and correct. Issar
, 1876-11-11

-" But thy neither, Gtuta. she wished mo we'll,
flow catne tlle u cni,sent 10 ththa Ah," with a
g7ancc around the atutlIo, II sac.- poor art~
lst by tl'c sito Of wea'shy yo,ng man! ,, T. Tas
hardness, ''Ccaarc and uig{a Reasoll f." (l,c
fnrsctl himself to say tho nasne), 'go and so
long M you are well and Happy, let me never sec
Or hear Of yot. But II YOU arcevcr suffering or
~ want, rome tn r1c, nnd VIII not refuse 1io.
can nsvcr forget vows made t' friend and ts-
trothcd. Nay.,'' az t'lsy wsre about to speak,
"fot one wnrIl. Cor
And they went.
Not ,nany mont',s later two ptctursa stood
Ono was tho painting for which Giuta llatl posct,
hut The face of Paris was M longer blank; It
was Cctaro REcasnll who knelt before Helen l1l-
n'nrtng her to 1y with him. The other pic
wllen 10 tli.enrerei hlE rife's trcael'-
err; tho. grief, tho Disappointment, tho
despair Of every feature asid every line
q his figure was sucl, that, gazing on It, Y was
Impossible to restrain the rising scars. Every
frnugft with agony the artitt had laid bato hfs
owsl sot'l In pait,t!ng the picture, and lie Ind
bis reward. The companion paintings lia.l wo,,
him name; he was tic first artist Of tho day.
Gold md demands for pictures poured in sip,'n
all; royalty taelf flal done him l..'nos; and tile
world Thought l,e hntl nothing to desire.
Yet here llo sat one winter night by, tic dying
fire, will, M proud, trinmpfiant bearing, l,o ex-
would expert Fame's. darlIng 10 wear: Ilc hal
stink acK lii the cuEhions of ls cllais, his fingers
wcru tightly fnter1ockcd, his eyes sod and weary,
as hc tfi.a,ght to himself:
SMOTHER. t1'ou. vert true prophet. Fame
Inns come-ay, ahd more than ever, cyen tp my
widest dreams, tlasrd hoIe for; wealth flasu
IN abunia,,rc; but friend md betroti,cd arc
gone, and an, nlonc. ."--.Eaalkh ludgaztae.
, 1876-11-11

Tire pigs out OF the gard, lo would takc The
littIn pigs pattuulz!nufy By The ear."
"Iin! hal" laughed tho hook agent, dole
fully, "quite bright dng-iuito bEtght-l,ut
wnlsl y,l, Ike the MY"
"Intcsr,ptlng mo M;aln thcrcl But It don't
mattcr, 10 res,,nc: Az taid buf0rr, the
btnt was very small and quite cranky, 1t rttclsc,l
wildly, aud the gtrl bceanc excited, aud It VIVA
harll to cnntrol her. Yon 1!nvc doubtless BEEN
on the water, and ,lnderstnnd--" .
Just hero the book-agent rose, Ills
ono Wild, ecarcd l',ok around him ansl
made fur the door. Having reached
tho door, he turned anl looked bnck hungriIy.
lie frightened nr, A. II Ile wcrn going IN open
tho ctr,vcrsatlol againt hit ho gulpcd Ills soE-
row down hastily, and fed.
'Cume back nn1 sec Ms aga!n,h VIC called
btandly over tho stairs. " You aro such goott
listener ft's pleasure to talk to you. Yes,
cotne agalnt Come during tue next Centen.
rfnit n
, 1876-11-11

Atlanta ESanxlffHfian.
Ilc ca1n1 In brlhkly Antt sat down With 4 Jerk.
One cnd Of i.la papcr-collar reared over h1s left
car; u qualnly smell of lust wcrk's clothes hung
nhol.t him. Ifo turn9l his glass eyes upon Us,
nntl ]ooscnln. llts 1ndla-r,lb'er tangue e brEan
"'Tle unlycrsa! History OF thu Universe =
"Stop, mytrianA. Restrain tho intellectual
tlow-tlam lp tsiat torrcnt. O! cloqucncc. LIS
ten to n,e-lu ynt know wllut ha. ronle to n,o
since saw you labt' 1t was III Octs--"
never saw nc before!''
s'Ncvpr aaw you! 1uiposslblel Could one
WHO onec gnzcd vi t4osu llnt,lu limcanlents over
forgst them! Could .at cy ,. %ast ~ tho 1,, noso ~,
your Iron lawf Never, never! 1t was In o.
lnl>pr that mot you llst. D!cAsrtl October
that month Of rIpcneAs arltl Of soberctl passion
p9 yoa know Of all the """tAs In tho 5ear o.
"raron gl,e, sit, J" exclaimed thu hook agout,
rolling lis brase cyelias Il. desperation, "ynu
"partlun nc, sIr; cannot allow my ,nan to
ho tla rel.s q conversation: nyer 9wl %!l
was tllu mott perfect w0lnnt, of l!cr that you
cyur snw. sllo wna lJ, years old, ainl yet Was
~ clpper as thu best OF ~. NY brother, VIII!
WIS au Inventive tls'l,. put her on u palf VI
haye seen her e"ont nrusl1nt. | suppose ours
was tho on'y family that u,ulA boast b{ gsanl-
utntler un wheels, aua Vtt---
" hut, Klr, mn ~ grcat hurry, and ="
ts!onl. A. was saying botoro, whrn a tnai.
Inns family growing III arpund htn., 1t IL illr.l
to say wnicl, one hu l,ycs hest. And yet that
buy 1t ini.lr, with tllu striwhcrry-inark On h!a
!elt car. THERE'S queor story .allnected with
}iaye yuu q el,ll.l:'
~ am Tho fathor of tllIrtocn miserable chill
.irnn," he repltst.
, 1876-11-11
>. ,,r,., II mt clear; ni1f1 cnnal 1l'dn-

s1;ss ;t tr'Si si spsss R%' si s's1!; ;o' sisaiy st
stt9 .nrerai nys hcforr fsal!ns' even II not
taAt harry. thH.n u, 4 iH,lctl too long. There ts no
kI!ste i, .Il'i' u,,,nce Of erabappic, as nothing
II, to e. eas1, 1r,,".rIant-slIru md lcavc n salt
/ 9s ss's5e %s& eassss % z srS%Ss saEs
bsoEl u y 'tI,u1sckrricr ,voull try n1cohol
'tthlnk y ,,1t sfc would t!ut1 II satisfactory.
btss,'1ihs. Nv. f' Ina 1a.I ns mucl, trouble M havo
tnlIns surincc, Rle Will bc must pleased
e,., ~ ,,'qPfff qPPfefrfcetIon lfauo rolsl which can
Iot1y sne frnII, a most satisfactory trial.
ftco,t9s,'iss T. nit up by music iirns IN tito Pncfc
Nll ,ss",i'ric s,i without running or faaiugif
huNn callp1'' Mrs. L, Il.
, 1876-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. d.-Will sofno Of the readers
Of THE TRIBUNE tc SO kind as to give i.ie
good recipe for paste for scrap-oookss l llayo
tried flour pastc. both cooked mud raw, and
mtlciagc, hut can lind nothing that docs mt
make the paper worry st!if, Or else dtsculor or
wrihklG tho scraps.
Would bu thankful II some ono would answer
this tn the Is Iiolno Column u next week, and
give c1art proportions for milking
- IL lrrrrur
, 1876-11-11

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. My baking
powder-blscuis inquiry has bocn 80 satfs-
factorlly answered that venture a new field Of
Information. VIII so11la o1.c cnltEhtcn lHo
wl,elhrr my new rcsi-borlcr napkins Will bear
boiling with the rest Of the clotArs OH wasll-
dug, or only have them scaldclf
YoUNa uousRKEErAR.
, 1876-11-11

CHICAGO, Nor. 2.-1'm pleased toald my mito
70 she somr Department Of your yniuablo paper,
aaa o'IrE "Gruclo Alaylle :" "alcltcIous It Croanl-
eake" srelpc: Eight eggs tcatun separately;
% tae wlllcs add two cups of sugar, one-third
sap ol butter, ono cup Of sweet n!lk, four cups
q q -Four, and SIX teaspoons bnktng powder. Dnko
u !a}ets, ns for jelly enhe. For tlic cream, take
MueqEs s sweet milk, swectcncd to TASTE, onn
,a %np au1er tue s!zo Of IN egg, and throc table
tos corilstarei. Stir the cor,l.starcll III onc-
e;s, oi sp tR swsct m'lk, put nl together in vessel
.o auia 2. aaa tho yolks Of tic egge wcl hcaton a
soos all soset!'cr llttlu wlie, stirring to pre-
,a .as oafalnE; pour tnto howl alul spread oasil
KIT q }elly caltc aud frost the top, and you
S11s H.t'1 w. creme DO IL creme Of g1kcs.
aaa1e Just as tell you, arc cqunlly good: Two
~ ~ s.sar, oilc and laf cups butter, uslo cp
,e..1'i slea1'i. taFec eggs beaten separately, ono
mA,puon MI y OF soda; mix with -four enough to
%sSs ,mi possible to rUl by iiopriue yuur roller
sSaa W. ,Hlofc; sprinkle granulated sugar ovur
.aS .n, roe out, and cut Will. large stzs cutter
~aa sn'al! ring from tic centre. MATILDA.
10 h1 Editor qf Ths Tribune.
rs,ao' rSaso4ao' oct. 30.-i noticed In Saturdays
,.s ..sesE' Of Oct. 81, request, "Ilow to mako
,Sapplc ,... Jelly" As It was not answered in
NV, .asufaa}'s number, will gtvu tho de-
incarnation, rs ours is very Nice Pick the
us M, a' na blows from tho apples; wash them;
wv ,s'oH .ae stove In li,lc,l kettle or now tin
rnt G SNa ,, Just watcr enough to cover them: lrt
pulo. u w., t'e applies break in pieces md form
drEn tsA ~ u htrn,lg cloth, anl lot ttst Juice
too harI II H. psgss them sumo, but '1ut squeeze
iii twsn.a u lug Juice Md pint Of sui .ar; let
or r,.san!Y minutes, thon lsoslr into tety-lowls
sun, ,ni .! ~ cool tho mkt day placc It In tho
, 1876-11-11

RI
p!ng a's lalY.ttc al"l brushcs, ~ ho appr9ael.:d
hls uu.G.' 4. ne1eVc my. dlna, a!u y mtHr ~
r' pue II m"n,t n"a1 1lase H tnsana linz.
lot t, tMec: "nM"l latiler, ~, t,onsahn untss
IatnGFs naYc nee. anu NJ forever 'en01en W .a9
wor!.,t tllah 10 d wtfshif'eu ~ nations: a'al
bo Witllnl't my tlgta. Ctsarct" p" turning % tne
Young cx1nieitct !" thon knowcst nothing OF ios9
hH Se,, AMI @ tnGtinec tnou Ganst not uetouI'
n!c "nc,. t.iN LINZ s,i nnt tnf t,n,e VII enu!
n"h.eg'~.say hs' ''ne VII f9e. ~ 49, ns.haps
u iiaH conlG = hlleaIu2yt nnt!ehg peeilIar OK
Cessrs ~ was ] sIte lie GtnSei naa "f en,wcrno 70,
= aouu KnssN W thc u'nF ..iseIuptsu snsn!'
by entered +. and handed telegram to Antonio,
WIZ tnru II opSn ano ryan H., v, ..,,.
verr is ii's ~ ''''''' IL oAs'' 4''' '''''uef 's
"Wllnt ls the matter, dntco{ ;" exclaimed Ce.
harc, for anso1sio Ind suddenly grown pele md
suns int9 cl'alI. putting Ills iahd to hh 1ofe-
my beloved mother ~ ti1-peThaps. uyln0,'
eatl tlc artist, fainlly. Then. startling up aud
looking at MS watch; "1hofe ls Just hnli I'LL
to gct ,ca,y I" depart. 80.
Silently nfi,i hastily They packetl low things
snt q a!nall Msttnanteau. linen ANTONIO
ansPeH ,iigta y his Dreasi' IN, ana sa. rare arc
scans & y, oppsGss' ,ny @ Heart" ,., ,,.oa,,
dlEiA trelnblvh IKE an l. qspcn-icai, bat iorceu
~ ms1t'llr, entl answered, w Is fatcr' Ant1ni,f
aa,. ] 49, 81 -. - "NS - A't' ''o'"o'' "N "
%Ccssasc,'' s' ~ safi the artist again, "1 may bo
absent lor wcekS. and ! leave my treasure III
thy c.argc. he wary, ]e.t anything ,hapron to
ns,, fnf sne n Is, aeafef t 70 me- ahan ae tsG
| tGtIiTathot, nc Was t5onc.
IT'S nother, wilo'n ne tlolxca, wua now very
olu. slle Was 40 aftaclled to komc' the liin'c
os Tv fr @ 'r, s s,n WI Ill.,, VIZ a ,ri,e.1
three nl them, au1 ilnally her lttsbanu, haa
W., hit, s. ~, os,p ~ IL. ~, ~ Trv'
T i. III, T., IT,. ,,, ~ ~ 9u
law, n"r ~. s'u'o "oS 'Ia'
nc ,M" s'n mcess asn M m rca se ra11e 70
a" Moc S1e r ,s' nI IS oS cts nt t, saEh
@ 1 L. % ;lS1 90" sast, , !" , ,ast .mo x
KIT. Amtunin' as' i ''Fn' a'''''' '''''e t''es' "S
~, .''o!e, no. nc' nce1 's, tncc'
tnti',, a.. t. r =, y III, ~. a ~
fcs t IN M rta!c r. :I H. mn, u 1 ccnyoSs y caf
s ~ .,t ~ ), so',s VI s n"1' na.'. t aa9
Mt,,. son''u''' 40 '''ous" s''" Aau 'ioe "'"'u
"n.'i ,,,,, ,onr. ,,,. .r.x,, ..,,A. ,,n.
m ss s' LINK 1.se ,s hnton1 mfs E s tl, 15 fsnons
Muld'.nno"ieus e .i'n ~ man,..nE sanm.s eat
aouns M H.. tlse; see Eoau poutm,s ~ upoh iec'
see taeG s,tana,hg hro"a lrfu1tnp!,ant,7 LII.
=, u, u t.. aaIpy, VI. .Ra ~ a s'ac' tio'n"
Iti'@ ~ "p a I,aa i toy Ef Iygs,
iess ia WIN aIl untltGraoso III, faungss, tEouS .c
sae ~ ntIuprsy @ st Ill.,, Fnotlc IL. 'c"' ad sa'o'
'oFs Sn1 anty ayy, e.G! II, s pe'ptc IT,, {ono,s ucc
,..t NY, n"to'l'"' ! ELL s"ce 'a"'ous1 Hdee'1'
out nloMs. ~. ....,, ~. ,,.
Antnno 'oFNFnu !s eyes ".n h's .,, nastHs,
s!l',aastlns; Mien nc iookeu up Us n'9tngr
a uaf fran tE ST. n t 'nc nm r"o nd /" "as nse
~ '!c fladsila SCALA, where was Ms stndlo.
llis step wa. sow |,Is faso was 81 m and sl"wn-
Ss, aa .om fse M h p'aef MI .am cm Ing es' m ,n
~! nai'tl npon MS iat tne bereavement ~ l!a.
| JNst buuCECus Ill Liz SAlllE VCjEtltA
, 1876-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-We aru much Obliged to
"Btaylowcr" forinfor1ning us ttatwcann find tho
"dress-retorln undcr-garsncnts n at oss Wabash
ayenl,r, where VIZ find everything in TINT lIuc.
Tho Boston bcan-,,ot can be found Mt Fletcl'er's,
Twenty.so:ond street, Ut yo,l cAa sIlly pot and
Clark street, where every New Englansl fanitly
should 20 tUr beans. SuHuLowEl.
, 1876-11-11


CulOAnO, Nov. 81 Anl not gultc willing yet
tu resign my position among tho contributors to
"Ti,e lEon,o Department" for | begin to feel
TINT llayu formed Il new a,id pleasant circle Of
ncQualnta,ices, n,ltl AM really very inteh inter
cstct III all thu luics that have written, not ono
Of whom is personally knnwU to me. OF course
/, too, lavc my preferences uMong them,
but feel littlo shy about express
Ing them for fear tho feeling might
not be rcclprocaled hare received
Eu much usotul Information myself frunl this
source that Mn anxious tp tlo something n re-
"htrs. j. e. Ill.," who is In ,luu!'t how tu trent
her Gcgonla b,lle, lint II she will Just set tho
pot containing Them IN cool, dry cellar for
few months rpat, I have t.o doubt they will
thc', bc ready tn grow a'"l blossom. again. I
be keptn little wursncr tl'an tlcHladfulus. Many
nf tic WgonIas can bu '.lado wiutcr-bloomors
by keepin. the bulb dry through tho carly lmtt
Of '1si as s e::ss :ia5a!"s 's ss' ASst "'ss rv."
recipe fur ral,tnge safut.
tlink Il woult, bs splendid II "Aunt Lucy"
would write her experience. slu,ull liko to
1s1ssss ays s1 tell ,appsus 5 s9 aoAss ee was tosn
Stu was not blcssctl With gfow,-up daughters to
ass!se her, or they were Of Ill ase to ho hind:
ranre instead Of fl help. caflnot call myseif
keeper nearly ten years, but I'tlml hnye 30
many things yet til learn. Ono Of tho greatest
trials oi tlIu early days Ut my housekeeping was
thu ss Gf sopay o. ,Sd we n d
hut there were no many things to lcattcntc. tn,
Tic ho,scl.otA machinery t6 be kept running,
meals TO be properly COOKED and served, n,ll not
being nn experienced cook there wns 0fton
tslnt wna very l,arassfng. And tl!c visitors were
to bu ugreeaQly entertained. How tn t,p In thu
, 1876-11-11

LII
IS Tho cream Tor c.,s.arA) will BECOME sta1c II
HoG1 = ~, 3,g long' :, ,,
ur sa vii yS1 confar gf rce' pforor ror
uro,, Mis-. KaTg Il,
II the Editor NJ The Tribune.
FnnT WAYkE, NOv. D-I takc Ercat plcns,ro
IN rpnfltno yo,,r Itnnsckcrncrst' T,nrartmo,t o,J
IA u t'lc..,, If Mt, stcrltngn asks for a reetna
loi eah!ylllg osaflEcs echtl tic f"ltoWnE which
c:hnn*n % nn" s,x"o. ',ro",nSs - Mi alI
tbou Make sjrl,p Of uuu op,lu,l ri suttnr % l., n
pint of winter. md let u boil until 1t cn1tlcs tn
t.lo sahhytns pasnt' up ihc or'slgcs into this
III" I'll ill., IT,. .,r. rsu @ tc''' u! ~ ecsG ~
whtet viii cotrl, thc ,lrn"i,,r str,,, ind fct Tx
ornntes re1nnln 40 III watm placo until tho
eandleu slrup upon tllCtn IL dry and crystnllZeu.
Mrs. IL.
n, re st,tor of ~. s,4,ur.
f,r,,.n1 NJ, ~ .tr,,, 10 ~. ,
e.. a.s. 80 t'o't &ss asHa :" ,s,,po ...,.,.o
lor potato pe' raso nnd CRATE oac Ihfgo wl'te
80 t,a eop " ss"a liz =, 49, ''..a .'..
.,,,, .,es.as. ' .saou, ..,, a.u - ei, Wv ~.
ara tcacnn n villa s,1',a4 rour shts int.,,
platu lined Will ,iIco crust and bake.
Wien DOM llave really tho whites Of three cggs,
| well beaten, with half cup Ut powdered sugar
nhd lew drops of lemon cxtract. Pour THIS
over lAc Pic hln f0ttlfn 70 [IG oven I'LL Of fct
brown color. When cool enough small spoot-
ful ol Jelly tnny be put ever tho pic.
|
w Iae tsa',oF %, y y r. - 1.oa"e: .,o .o.
H.'M"uAns, NV, , 49, VI. .u,,'u a.. d., :"
ae's H.ayne, wv A"' 10 a.. ~" "'s w NV
~ e,e"l4 e"nu NV ia" ~
ga entirely TO hcf satlsiactlotl' o11cf thc Io'-
'owns: ~aas ,,,,,, ,r,,u,, .,n. ,,o,4a., .,.a.,.,
,onc tcarup Of sugar; one mud liali tcacups nf
't!olirt ono tcaspounlhi baklns.puwAcfs NIKE III
tWo cakns afNl I'LL Wstn tno lo!'1ntnE eleasn
ma tn.,lcs;rnnfut n cor,,.star.i. irst vat viii
sumo cold milk; QUO ceg and ona Tablespoonful
Of sugar bcatcn together, with ono tcasI,oonfuf
vi lciion or Vanilla extiact' H. u IL.
7n.. E;utor ~ Ta- ry,,un>.
.Cu1cA0o, Nov. I, 1snl-In SATURDAYS
u1Iomc," Koxcy II aaks for recipe for potato
pie. lilnll tllis a nice ono: -Four largc potntocs
boiled an, mashed with cream; ouc.half round
hoof cbonnotl nn,. enouon c,vor u.ttb ,,ro
nS .,..1 st .'..ss,. - ,''E '>~
cfMsE ni tnha t y. ", n. ~,
no.. ,.as tt'nsf T., .iu A'..as;
nnu toll ~ sf'sAeI cIna1Si isJ VI n!!tGr "Ii.1
ornwh' A,nke EraVy ol BILLET Crumbs. 1ntl
cream. Msa pohE ovsr t!G1 liz, EYE ptepa.ls. III
t.ms VIZ mnke s!,Gna @ Sae o'sM @ !os . atet. IT,
Mish tln,l't5 ,,l " N1ls' IL 1uf ~. sGceFG LOT
lonoh 3e"S' "oNat 'o. -
, 1876-11-11


DLooM1NGToE, ILL.,, Nov. 0.-lotato-pic is 1natlo
the sans as pumpktr-pte: Cook dnd masl, tho
potatoes; then put III MI cgg to pic; thin oat
with milk, awretcn anil llNyor to taste. VIII
some one please inform INC how tho bakers make
Etngcr-snapst CORA LEE.
, 1876-11-11

WEsosA, ILL.,, Nov. 0.-WiI su'no Of your
readers toll mt where can obtain those tiny
lttt.c BASKETS used iu fancy work. Aro they
split III halves, or arc they nude sol What is
thu probable cost Of tIlen1i Agatn, will so1nc
onn please explain tho meaning Of " Dc:alco-
manIcrl .alIl't find tho word In Webster. l
should like to knuw how Mrs. ]. C. II. made her
cruss in s>sJssster ,oors." " Dress,na!scr ca,
rcsaa a! paa,.o M smi. Ill Ill ao
New York City, 7. o. lux 5,o55."
, 1876-11-11

uaHAiE tf LHE 9HOtttt IL NEtAthn3t M4t
tttuu.,o in having ono Of those dear old lntlics
m, uosher-la-1aw, and from her excellent
t,.hIucs1 !,aro gained much useful knowl-
s,re, and Will gladly itnpart Il to others.
Tfr,efo.c beg you will accept tho following
rjoe, and that IL lnay plcnse your ep1cureaii
SSl Bll .se potatocs in water to which salt hns
hen altle1l, until done; tllcn rclnnyo tho
rldag. whlle wastn, anil cut thc,n Into thin
tIts; now rour olo cup Of boiling water over
IN,a up until tho sauce is prcpArcd.
for tx pcrsoNs, sfx Balalapoonfuls OF oil;
ditto rcd vine; six Tablespoons uf vinegar Qlow-
nj. tl.t depends on tic strength uf tile vfnu-
t1rl: ada q little boiling watcr, considerable
sppcr aud salt, q lfttlu mustard, and, If you
ill., few thallota or onions chopped fne. I'll ,
prler tlst the Elfccs may ru'llaln whole; put a
h5sr Of pota.uos then n few spoonfuls of tho
Nate, alternating until all urc used. Yon Tan
aol ihc vino, anil substitute butter for the oil,
iamp]yi 10 aCook,n from Oct. 18.-Tl.o brains
must BE- washed antl then boiled; MIX with
melted butter, scaltlcd sage chopped, pepper
I'D fat; thcy can also be 11lauc into u rngout,
u ne Editor af TAe Triauns.
CnlcAoo, Nov. 2.-In your tssno Of Oct,
II "Fn wishes cttron.presurve recipe. Igiyo
The following: Pure mud cut cftron Into half
taca eubcs, picking out oil scci!s. To one pound
oieiIroa two fresh lemons, aud sugar equal to
sssht Of lemons and melon. Boil tho melon
hdeat water till very tender, skinl out, and to
.ne water add sugar; then boil till thick atrup.
Gu. The lemons In halves and bull In q very IT.
tie water twenty minutes, then squeeze and
raIa the Juice anil watgr. Add tho citron to
tae sifup md only let boil fifteen minutes; nlso
I'D tue leuon.watcr ten minutes before taking
81. The citron tougl,ens II cnnkel longer.
some ono asked how to cook eggplant. THO
a|!oFtng way is excellent, c1lcals ansl easily
doIe: Cut alices hnlf MI inch thick, aud pnrc,
ubeo drtt starting breakfast. Kub salt lightly
estr The top Of oarh slice and let stand tn a plo
tltkc brlilc starts. Then slllkc Off this salt
sal dip carh e'ire both silica, into 'i!our volt.
t'iad fna plle till the flour IL moist, tan fri i
lili!e izr'l IN the fryng.pa llko otle would
rrildlccukes. When browli, ta!su up mud sproad
lfItlc butter OH tnp Ut ench slice. This ia a
Il9ra better way than With agg-battcr.
Many tlanks fpr Information wl,cro to find
tas ehcnIloon In the city, US atn Yory tlcsirous
,'' % II i; I enjoy TnE Tn1nuSE MI times, cs-
seaaiy tho Saturday Issue. Yours truly,
Mus. T. q. f.
, 1876-11-11

tll,ekcn. Bring the oystcrs to boil, md then
add tic ot!1er Ingredients, prcvsously in1asl to-
EcthCr; bull FROM t'lrre to flvu mtnuic' atIy.
VIII sorns ono plcnao tell me where to buy the
beat wliDlu wheat, md how to cot'k I'll
VIII "A,,nt Lucy' or somc other experienced
hD,ldckecper plraac toll nc how to cuok wttlt,ut
burning tho btacking on tic stow every day,
aHl ubliGo OLIVE.
, 1876-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-"Dress1nuker asks I'll
Saturdays tribune where she can obtain A.
Burdctte Slnitll's papcr~patter,ls. 6ho ran get
them By addressing A. Burt!cttc Smith, 1tt
Broadway, New York. don't think she can
get tl!cn anywhere else. always get mine
there. And now viii some ono kindly inform
MT what aru tile hest hu01ss for general improves
1nent II, useful knowledge, books suitable for
cue with limited education WHO is anxious to
learn, asld Is obliged to study n!onel
Mrs, JANE B.