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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
GEN. ANDERsoN's MISSION TO WASHINGTON,

NEw-0RLEANs, La, Dec. 26.-Gen. Anderson
the messenger appointed TO deliver the Hayes cleo
tora vote Of Louisiana the President OF the Senate
Republicans think this is the business that takes him 70
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
pINKsroN SAID TO HAVE BEEN DEMOCRAT.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 26.-A special dispatch
to The Democrat says that the evidence brought
day shows that Pinkston. who killed. was Demo-
crat and had so back as 1872 So pronounced
his opinions that he was threatened by Republican
negroes He plnoh liked by all the whites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
THE RECEIPT GIVEN FOR FLoRIDAs VOTE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The electoral vote
Of Florida cast by the Republican electors Of that
stste deposited by messenger with Senator Ferry,
VicePresdent pro eR, yesterday. No receipt for tho
vote was given the messenger as there two sets
Of electoral returns from Florida each partys electors
having voted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-20

Gold Hill News:
San Francisco, Jan. l9.--l 30 =. n
Arguments in the case OF Womstr Hros.
vs.. Bank o: California. wc.e concluded
'yesterday. AMI TIE case submitted.
4 rsmarkab,a casc was tried in Justice
Joachimsen's Court yesterday. On Sat.
urday, January lst, Hans Muuseu, n
SCANDINAVIAN, died, Daring the next
day has brother, Oliver Muasen, engaged
James MctiInu, aH urdertaksr, 10 suuer.
intend the funeral, stipulatiug that La
should call at the house early MONDAY
morning to prepare the body for burial
and that the hearse and carriages should
! he ready to leave the door rarctuaily at
O'Clock. AcGinn failed to attend to
business as agreed uuon, aud about half
past o o'clock 5Iuustn engaged another
EndsItaser who came TO the house with
a heaTse and carriages. Nctiiun neuu-
time appeared with a corteCe and was
told that his services were not REQUIRED.
Mctiinn swqfe ms rival should not bury
the body: drove 10 the Odd Fellows
Cemetery, whore the grave had been ure.
psred, aud finding the sureriutenirut
! absent, asked the lattor's vile - slow.
Linn the permit Ter burial which be- pat
in LIs pCcast. On the arrival q the
funeral party, when they attempted to
/ place tl" body IN the crave ArGiun for
| bade them with o.ths to hury the body
! without permit saving if they did L.
would dig Il uHt again. 1ba pa.tv re.
/ turned to the house with the iasiy.
IcCiinn drove ahead and shook IN. prr.
init at them, .nl tainted tL.m with tou!
{ lt..1 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-20

EI-R Oss The silver State otJan.
y say:
! Some two years tgo A. NJ. sadoue
discovered and orranlztd Paradise Dis.
tflct. aud located severl lsdtas therein
IL Is sluatod about eighteen miles a
! little cast II north from Wnnemucca. in
/ the rsnge.o mountuins which separates
the lower end of Pnudtse Valley aud
: Edon Valley. Among the lodges located
! 10y the dlsroyerrr II the district. is one
ntmad the CREDIT Mohilier, on which b.
! has expended considerable money and
, labor The lpds" is ahout two feet thisk
/ aul is proSroctci by sha'' to cousid-
cradle depth, About fort. tons cf orr
! eXira1'ei ~ stalking tho shaft Is now OIL
| the duilp, IL ~ estim ,ted that this orc
, contains IN f,"a gold NJ l..st -. coo.
\ specimen taksu from tho shaft at a
| depth Of 'b iset, was lrft in this oAiea
last Saturday. I, weighs about three
pounds, and crylcs the largest piocrs Of
gold ~ ever saw IN quartz produced
from the mine, IN Nevada. IN one end
Of the specimen plate oi gold from an
eighth io aqpauer Of an inch in thick
ness, and extending the whole breadth OF
the specemen. IL ylstbe. aud the owner
says several other specimens almost as
good were found ia slnaIrs tho shaft
The dlstilat Isronyrui.n 10 th. railroad
aud ftvoralie icraird for WORKING IN
-uMmcr or winter. aud contains many
fine looking lodges. Il J.. nevertheless
com.amtlNly anEu WI No capitol *.
pt that q the discovcrtr anl q few
other mluers, who prosprctcd there to
some ext, N. has ever been Invested in
'ha district. 1T itisau irtting field
for caratt..-ts, and ac.l worthy their
attention.
kEuu"rp RAILWAY FARE ~u raS.
rENNI.L Nis.ruK-. New g. an
uary l'-iae various iaiiroaat an.
iIrIpate a great iurroa.e Of travel dt-
r,u- thc Summer in view Of the Cen
t-uuiai Exhibition and Presidential
contest, and are innhiug extensive
for IL. Iha arrange
mcntS thus FAR iuriUdo uuly travel
from The West 20 the East, aud no
for reduced fares for
wishing to visit the Wesa
have get been n,adr. The cumrauIpa
NHl mako a general reduction Of -
per- cent. on round iEips fruu tho
NeSl.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-20

Mrs. oates is said 10 br engaged TO
the son Of a prominent Clergyman in
Philadelphia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-20

The Tichborne claimant is stiil auS-
ious 10 have his case roheard, and saws
he can produce additional Witnesses to
prove his identity with the lost heir.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-20

Dc is rumored thas Queen Nr'aaa
will or"u tho coming session al The
British Parliament ia person,
, 1876-10-21
AUTUMN LEAVES.

70 thE fsG3l0r ~ {hS 4flQkHf.
CHICAGO, Oct, 19-Nothing hrlghtcnsa house
and makes It look more honleliku than autumn
leurcs or ferns. So many persons spoil their
collections BY not knowing how to prepare tlrsn
for future use, TINT will give brief exp'nnn-
ton Of nv way Of preparing them, which Is very
simple, but still the effect is ali that Ia neccssa
fy. Our prctt1cst autumn feaycs ure the ma
pie, rose, and atlrAach They should be gather
I'd after tho first heayy froet; care should be
taken TO select the perfect leaves, and those
Which have firm stem. The necessary nrslclcs
ure hattron, hair r-wlre, and come rrsi,l-tlyn
cents will procure enough to usp for two years
The following prl4ess Il then unhesgonc: The
leAyna are takrn fre.hfFon the tires, nsd irnn-
ri on the right fiue vtlrt'c Aatirn,'. which Is
heated Mt such temperature Us will melt the
resin, which IA rubbed ou the IRON. The mnrc
resin used the llanlkomer viii be the trlvcs It
brings ont the rtch tints, which Is tlr beauty 0l
autumn lcares As fart as ltslf IL itonca, II IL
placed In tDok Of between papers, to prevent
1t curling up, nnd pressed for two Or three
weeks. The wire II tnu cut into pieces twtcu
The length required Tor the stems This Is
wound around the stem, commencing Ut The
baee Of tho loaf. This mAkcs the' tte'n accure.
The lcavcs arc then arranged in my thnpe de-
errtl. Leaves prepared III thls way may liz uted
for two nr three years, altering the design every
tlluc. The 1fnvcs are fastcnrd together hr
winding tho wirc-whirll IL fastened to The
strnl hit still longer tt.an altogether. This
cave. putting 81, uiany tacks and pins IN tho
wall, which al,oils the effect OF The design:
- \. u. Il.
, 1876-10-21
USEFUL RECIPES.
EVEN THE BABIES CIsX FOE 1'r.

EVEN THE BABIES CISY FOR IT.
10 the Editor Qf Ths Ts1t&N.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-In answer to MIS-. e. n.
WIS boys Inquiries Tor a good recipe Tor mo.
lasses candy II they ars nat afraid to eat it after
reading ttls article on sugss, etc. Oll-Fashiotel
Molaases Candy; Mto kettle holding at least
four times tile amount Of moLassss to be Used,
pour convenient quantity Ut good uolassea.
Place over d slow fire, and boil for q half hour,
stIrr!ng all thu time, 70 diminish aa u.urh as
possible the Increase of bulk eausci. by holllug,
an.l checking the tire or removing the kattls il
thcro is airy danger Of tia contents running
over. Ba very careful not tp, Let tho
can1y burn, especially near tho close Of tho
boiling. Wien llstIo dropped IN cold water
becomes quickly hard and snaps apart like a
p'pe-ste,u, atIl = 'tcaspoonfui Of carbonate Of
aoda. free from Jumps, to every two quarts.
Stir quickly 10 mix. and pour on creased plat
ters to cool. When tue cauly u sufficiently
cool 10 haulIe Without burning ths hands, 1t ls
pulled bsck and forth, tho hanla bcinx rubbed
with little butter to prevent tue candy stick.
Ing to then,. Flour Is sometimes used Tor this
purpose. hut gtycs an unpleasant tastc 10 tho
candy. Tho mora tho cat1y IL wUrked, the
lighter It will be in calor, but II made FROM mo-
lAsaes only, " Will ha of bright yxllowiah
brown shptle, and lever 10 Whltu u tlut sl,ld by
cnnfeetIunera fur u,qlasscs candy. Frequently
snms flavor Il adl:l. us yau,lA Or leu,On, but
tho NATURAL Qayos Of the bo,el mplasses Is gem
orally preferred.
White slolas:cs Candys Take two pounds Of
, 1876-10-21

Ir. Z. i. H,nine, ot Niles, Mea,., WHO was
Representative In the state Legislature four
years, aud Surgeon of tho SecotI Michigan In
fantry tiursng The War, denies i rc1ott III clrvl.
lation that he hud Eonr over to tho Democratic
party, and lad written loax letter "in sup.
Rort u ,he eong!oMes,eA ipsss ot KGts|:.
era an Southern traitors aud Northern. Copper
leads." The l>octut says that when he loses
lis aeuscs So that l,o Cauunt kta In hts dreams
li,nac c.iiactAted AAlul FORMS culuing fursl
from Belle lsle aud AndcrsonyIllo ha may dc
induced tu vote tho lsebel-IJttnoratit ticket.
At tha battle 0f the Wilderness tbs
doctor volunteered to scmain on tic hcld
10 LOOK alter The wounded, aud Witnessed
some mpst harrld hutclerles Of Cn!oa
toldiers. During tho long, dark nlght lic had "
listen tu thu Erouns aud cries fur help, anu
whe,l 1hl, slo1lans came, Instead VI beln. 81.
loved to help ti!r sick and wounded tuitlicrs. luz
was surn,uade,l tty hetxls, md e"isIs!td 10
look OH while Ills comrades ytsG slut down lll:o
dogs. Hundreds o! I,lUn men We're shot after
they hut surrendered VI, that n!o:tius, nn:','r
, 1876-10-21

trndante hni participants In That Convention
l,a'l l'ern. I'M sure, while ali Merc well dDity
II rarint's linrs, aotnu hal nlrratly earned IL
"wtll tlDns y tn The ntr line.
Would That MI llail bec,, 10 worthily ciu-
ploycd liaa bccn saltl often enough u lead the
stlen:cl hut not ctlnytncel To wonder II, whIIe
l,er eye wan,lera over tho household er,,,, It
ever occurred to tho mother that tic lappti,e*s
of tle littlc tw'+ycar-o1 VI h,tay dues not de-
pcnd 10 tncil IN the TACT af there being six Ur
ten prc1ccpesora OF sHcfs0rs. "a on stynlc utllcr
thlngs. I have oven known those w1to worc--
unilappiIy-sptneterA. AMI possibly worc rcd lat,-
mel, nss'st In tl,c support OF aged parents or an
nnfbrtuhats nruthcr's or efAter'a children, and
have nj iear that the gnod Alt.fnt.,er will say
on That great dny, tDepart ye; would that yo,t
>'a.i bcen more wurthIy cmployeI."
It Ia trtt0 these pnor, solr, disappointed ones
arc mt tho pleasa1tcst to mcel, nor to *, but II
Mira - WIS gt,aucL 10 tho rctort fnuternA bv
the failure to get IL description of n chcmiloon.
whit can she cxncct Of those whu have fa1le1 IN
russcssins husband, home, and household
Eruupa! K. A. NJ;
, 1876-10-21

wOAIAN'S HEALTH,

NOA+A-N* AAsiAAl Az
70 ~ EtjJor or TAs Ty1huse.
CHICAGO, Ovt. 1O,-IuE TRIBUNE, some time
nm no,L,l,p, tho tycuth uf ChurIotte Cushmsp,
w. "os'>s s"s a a.. ~ s,s,,,r',. ~
used tas !auGnaSe' aheef 'oe sc',a'se ~
woman" The TRIBUNE ~as risht' anu tu'e"t
ra,,ce unI neryersr carcIcssness.n With what
so VII, s,,,n., xo,,nr sr,s ava and nd
'ssh'cssuess W.; eoAs ,a s' s,'"a. w.. ~
unes, too, fesafalsss y. circumstances; .a'oH ~
laro oul u,usuu and dtsesrilIax warm footwear.
Il 4. hnt Vi K, In tbc rarriaye. aud not worth
.sa.,..Ss -, ..hass. w. n,t g., .n'.. Nv. 49,,
toe 'touo.c o. ofetsts"ss' wv u" 'uAs one Gs'ci
exposure MI lueufaa'e o1sease may nave 1aSea
knew was u woman wl1oxs fert were forever wet.
11,s ,rn,est.d .h, cu,,1 ,,nt war ov.r.,hoes ~
h"s'.. Wv .,'os ~. ns.s.oI ,,rn, H.. W.
ws'Rhs pootai laas .nes pFstfea upou nes
eorns, and that II didn't huFt her TO "ss hcr
, 1876-10-21
TO-DAY.

I'm aiuns With my restless dreaming,
Alule Hlth my turbulent heart:
Oh! iluw did THIS cloud cotnc bstween rs!
Obi Why lid we twu sfeE parLi
A pallid ghost OF tho Daylight,
Gliding In through the IcanrAa vine.
Comes nut from thu grave OF the sAnltHtE4
rpncs 10 gl0at o'ct this heart OF tnsnt.
Il carries me- back, Ia tts dlmne4.,
Tu the beautiful Summer dead;
H. eAtttes tAe on to thu crt1nntss
VI . W!niar vaguely dread.
o tuEse OF NY beautiful summer!
UresIha o,lce. thy rolupluuus way:
SA!ie asAIn. tn lhy graceful tanEaor.
Aud btlshtcn my lsrans for to.dJy.
MEDuEA CLAIM.
pulLApElrhtA, Oct III. 1870.
, 1876-10-21
INFORMATION ASKED.

10 16E 1s11I6F q Tue 7FbFNt.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2A-1 have read With interest
Ill articles under the head Of "Thc llomc,' and
1aust tbnfcss that you deserve tho sincere thanks
OF all your Subscribers. more particularly, per-
l.aps, those Of tho femin1e gender, for The In
PRODUCTION Of suth u subject.
VIII st,tne olsu ncnsc inform me how 10 make
crab-app'r and also q1inca jelly. A am rather
inexperienced, plcasc tell inc plalulr.
" tbere any German lntay In this ctty vim can
tell me- Just llow to luust "rotatosalaa, as II ia
nlalo ly tho "Alothcr In Germany!
plant. ~,
II ynu have spacr, ,lcasc inacrt this in next
Saturdays supplement. Respectfully,
1NExpEKIESCE.
, 1876-10-21
ORAS GE PIE.
7b lae Editor ar 3'he Tribune.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1f,.-I send you recipe for
Grange pie. Take four good.s'zcd oranges, perl,
zced, and cu; IN very small rieccs Add cup
Of sugar, and let stand. Into quart Of nearly
boiling milk stlr two tnh1espoonsful Of cornA
starch mixed with little water, and ths yolks Of
three eggs. Whcd this ia done, let II cool, then
mix With the oranges. Put IL In simply lower
cr,ist. MIKE n tfostinE Of tic whites of the
eggs, and unc-hatf cup sugar. Gprcad It over
top Of pies. and placa for i fcw seconds iu The
oven to brown. Respectfully, Mrs. j. c. Fl.
, 1876-10-21
TO PRESERVE CIVnOS.
TO Tie ktAtor Qf Tie 1ritunr.

fEFttFVF
LAWRENCE, kss., Oct. Ill send you d
recipe for preserving cltron, whlcl, know to be
excellent: Parc nnd remove tho seeds, reject
Ing all but The solid part Of tho melon; cut In
auch pieces as you choose; weigh tho pieces,
and boil In water Until yos can easily cut them :;
rctaoEc The fruit, and add sugar to make the
e'np p ai ai9ng g qf hcpp pgb L bo, =. n ssa5 IT., to r
aud hoi' slowly onr hour. When cold, add
sliced lemon, allowing oncl lemon for two pounds
Of citron. One large tcarnp Of water is tic gen
cral rnlc for onc pound Of fruit.
Ains. l.. ", &.
, 1876-10-21
JUST WHAT IT Is.
IN The Eitftnts NJ Ithe 4s4h,t.ae 4


GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct, Isl want to
tlank tho lales, one and all, for this lcar Homo
Department. tl,inl: tho editor will layc h.s re-
wArd some time for giving US time aud space,
and know lsr l.us uil our tlsanky. Flrst, Us nD
one else will tell yu',, ear Mrs. Elm, an going
to, what rllc.n!lnon Is. Your uwu description
was amost hanny ltt4 only thcru is slight
difference. This Muc,.talked-tH garment 'as.
tcr.ls fronl the nnklc, or lttc nboyu, to The
Elllet-or little below. Il ts U most wonderful
construction. 1t is generally tDaau of Fruit-of
to,,ta down LviiIuI,n un,l .'hultons here, anl
buttons thcsr, and buttons everywhere" I.a.
,lius trim this garment aruunA the Top aud lot
tom, max" button-holes IN prttlcaats, uud 10!
You Aru rcst0yIl tn perfect llcIlth By wcarinl,
this wonderful inycntlpn. For ,nyself, prefer
Tho good, oid-lnsliuned garments made By my
mntl.cf befarr me, mil always worn BY It's al!
'tnow aud foscyer.'' Cousin Anna.
, 1876-10-21
A MODIFIED cr1E,f1LooS,

~ "s fFutsoT az Jhe Tribune,
r.. sA'oAeo' Oct. la.-Eor souac time Isast layo
.s, sl" ah Interested witness Of tie mutual all
n".'1. s Instruction Afforded through, tho .'nnple.
nsspas,hsen'," ,.ssa aa'l consequently WIS much
sns'sa 10 isaV't IN tho lust issue that shcppar,
M. @u 'aefc Is my thing IN L nu,nc, should lend
sA' VI heS'lderment, had instead answerel
,,onaS Wy nr help by sarcasm. Al
1 .Shs.. not 2 wcarer nt the genuine
~ ssen'!0on" tif MFs. swlsshclm Or my ope
s.ss.1 ss .ao~s exactly what 1t ts} will give as
.i,s.s: " can a description Of d modification
II. .aa sasa'ent whicl, gives much comfort IT,
n,,t ssteE' me designer took lIgll-nerkGd
,Js.:.r:T Jr:oT Pattcsn,-one Consisting Of eight
n,m, 1ta 1nt}n Tue gores running to the shoulder
,uas, sic extended to . psoner length
,,rs.' su.A' much ~ mother does tho gorcu
pet'sfn sroa1 7, OF her llttlc gi1,, who hare
n nj ~ nier: It must bc loase enough
fv,.r y, pa4 ~ when tho arms aro ralsed,-uboqt
rpr,aa.. - lllcitEa lnrEer than the whist. I1Ir
Eut nu'r, hhelI cut BY this nattcrn. viii )ook
lss s H.. "i;,1r large chtld's gorel dress, except
sLile lii H.. lress Tenerully llax A.x pieres,
slkh gives III s; ,u'n, So~ Iet tAc arrangement
u iat,ns n aasl fr buttons, whiri ara hut about
ppirr.tis. apart On tLese aru buttuned thn
lis mais.t, %Ar! must be slIortrnru. A.
uc at h"itra placed row Of buttons, on wA.rh
1hosc Whn ~! tle hustle and outer skirt.
s aIps aEts: It Is loose epouah Nv When M ths ts
1hr lin, salsed the whole weight Is llftcd from
bx.n.s,gsi. Ae nerk might bu cut HIltarc bllt n
ahsxrr a. fafnlGu1 WAa triau and Il ttti not
eragss,, - !, ~, "a tlin weight Of tho clothlug
lneumfnr,s shi ~ Tue shoulders 50 w. to feel very
is9 iv y ! haulslGr Ut bu.louhuies. Int The co,,.
rts,.. ~ tspays tha troub}a rco,1irc,j W ~
, 1876-10-21

hi. Immediate observation and no cnlore,l msu
wus spared, Il, :ay nothing of tht. white aollicrs
whn were most cruelty aA3assinatcl. Col. Frar1;
tlravcs, Ut Niles, as brave man a. ever vent
into battle, was murdered on thai morning be-
enusc lie refused to pui! oiI flis h,ota and give
nsne'a letter, ernbolstng these facts, he says:
"Aiter having sren all thir, and more top, II Is
hard 10 be aeeltcd of going oycr to the Demo-
cratic uaTty, wlnle It Is in full fellowship with
those vile tnurterers Of Col. Frank Hrarre, atd
20 many Othcrs ii our brave Union soldiers"
, 1876-10-21
A NEW PARTY GARMENT.


CHICAGO, Oct. lU.-1n reply 10 Mrs. N. n. ou
the Chemoon question, your wall Of " IL there
IN unc that tan or will tell mo what IL chcmi.
loon I" reaches me like the wall al CHsar,
"llelp nc, or aIiIk,n anl with outstretchel
nsn1A come to your aid but think It this
mncli.sald-of Garment had tccn offered to
Cnsar, ltc would haYe preferred IN life IN the
ocean wave" to one on land with clcml1oo,, IN
{but then men ara peculiarly. Now, whcu q l,aa
desires TO distinctly ncuter.ger,dcr himself, and
'tcrolutton " htnsc]f into the sacred " Woman's-
right" sphere, ho allows hfa 1oeka to grow
long, as In that way to assume Us nearly "a he
call womanfy appearance. And woman, when
she fcets tue womans call to manly rights,
cuts Oh 11cr OWN beautifully long i,eks, atfccts
stana!pg sollats, bioonlcrs, and sometimca
the right "to reap aud to mow, to p1ow und to
sow,'' at least p6lltically,--tlo tw0 scxcs by 40
doing, Joining by general consent o Ncutrr
Ge1nlur Society, making, as tile world knows, a
Now, ills "chcn,iloon ;, is exactly the Tar.
mcnt for this new party. The upper part irni-
lnflte otIo,1li to not entirely caet ud tho old
ahaekes that maternity brings, Anl tho lowcr
" Woman'a rights,n leaving them unbound Of
tho cttnging ak'rts that faSc SO Iong llcId,woma
Tie nativity Of this gurmcnt Is laid In thc lap
a1i4s. 0"bahciul HHW tIuE Luas u t1sAult,IsLNtes
Any way, the hr,hn tiiat gcndeTcd Il Is the grcat
n1nl1tble.
Mrs. Swlsshelm once, III Iaavlng boarding.
house on Wahash avenue, left In 1aer cnact uucof
her famous garments, With tho impression
Of hcr fair form siill fresh within ita folds,
The boarlers offered It n IL burnt Offering,
wearing tho asltes rs sollrenfra 10 departed
greatness. Better pronounced nm anatl,enu
Rtlft sent IL to tho hforgic.
This Cholniloon," or givnit new name,
"ttse Nc Plus ultrn. p Ia simply I'M ontcaat; It
or eleanllneas," It is lnfy-pronouncet, l,ome,y,
nwkward. uneoulh, alld unfit for tho eye eof mai.
Give to the new purity the new garment; tllcy
and 1t arc the heutcr gcndcrs Of Eottaly. Givo
them the go-hy. Aln*. GIoKdn Lnr,
, 1876-10-21

NEWTON, Iu., Oct. 16.-iour paper seems 10
Lp the vehicle Of all sorts Of information, and
woulI li.c tn know II any Of your correspond
cuts eu,, gI7o some dtrceiiona for cleaning gilt
chandeliers, Or brackets, or irarg, and also the
hest polish tu 1,ss for rosewood piano. Aud
tho cxrrrlence Of those xho hive used Lie felt-
lug under carpets. It IL All open question 0s to
whether the old plan of straw tloes not xarc the
CARPET mere than The paper. Yours rnspcctfuI-
II, lI0C5EkEErEk.
, 1876-10-21

refined sugar, one pint of pure kugar.heasc
a!rup, antl one pint q hsst Porto Nco or Sew
Orleans nlnlasscs. Boil together until It hard.
etla. ns t,cfOre described, whE dropped In rnd
water; n.ttt ni'e tcaspoonful Of ca.lN,nate aoda,
aud work III the usual tnannrr. Thfa slyfe uf
molnsscs cand} Is that fnnie by tho large corr
ieStioners an f., IN fart sugar candy t,avore'l
sirup ol,ta'1icd from the draining Of lonf sugar
in thy rctlnins process be used. Mnrh of the
so-ralIcd house srup Ii In reality not],ipg
sss !D ., s e y E"fs.s m sm s + IT. sf
and vlses!l contistencc, rcacMblln4 all1ck inu.
et1agc. 1t is atso less sweet to the taata than
Thy r.rc sugar sirrp..
candy, II poured fTo,n thc kettle Into tin trays,
without wnrking, will produce iine, plail,
taFy. II may be lott In ono sheet, the stze of
tho tray IN which It Is poured, Or when slightly
copied n.y u marked @ ~ II I,,x sausrca; r,
Easorte Engllsh nuniectun. To make IL, take
three pounds Ut bett brown sugnr, AID bull
viii! one and ot,c-half pnts Of water, Until the
hs!t pound q sweet t.Havored frcsl ',attcr, w'iel
will soften the can1y. bof! faw u,nutea until
It aga!n hardcnqt att1 pour Into trays. Flayor
with lemon Il desired. BE cnIcful not to burn
utter tho butter u In. You will mover have any
drsIre for nao!assea candy after .ry!ng thl;,
DON'T Rtvc up II you happen 10 miss " ii little
tile frat time; the second time you will hit 1t.
Il theae a5e re- satisfactory, would like e know.
diet over rhe c,'gnomen Of "ila," tan only ex-
claim, "Thcm's my sentiments, lou" re.
main, 1pA.
II the Editor af TAs Tribune.
AunoRA, ILL.,, Oct 11.-1 think E. bf. W.'s
boys will like n1olassea candy made In this way:
Iai1 snnc molusscs In spider until It hardeus
OIL snow or c0ld water. When lone stir In soda
until there Is about twice US mnch Of the caudy
as there WIS OF the n,olasscs and little lcmun
, 1876-10-21
"Our girls should

transition would rost frr. "Our girls should
he prepared for any fate.''
Directions for making Rlnvc-i,oxes, letter.
holders, etc.: Take car,l-ionrd; ctA iu sbapc;
line und cover With bgight-cnloreL silk; thon
sew together; take pIecGs of Sorrento carved
wood made 10 The shape Of 'Ilc carl.1oatd. and
gum on the outsIde. +.
, 1876-10-21

JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. isl hare always been an
Interested reader Of the "Ilotnc," AMI seeing
"Lu's" request fur chocolate cake, thought
would aend her my recipe for tho chocolate
lelly,-my'c cake receipt being tho safnc az her
" French cream eallu,"-only to he In thin lar
crs. Jelly: One cup Of milk; ona half cup Of
chocolate; one half cup Of sugar; yolk Of ono
egg; teuspoorful uf corr.stnrth. Mix well To-
pctler. aud boil until quite thh:k. When cold,
put betwecn the layers ~ for jelly cakc with the
addition VI lEttlc hntter. Mater can be used
Instead Of 1nllk. Also br taking half Of tue
cake, putting chocolate in To nuke 1t a dark
brown; tl,is. with Aiternatc myers OF tue r..
matning white, makes very nice cake.
Frosting GILL he inadr brnwn BY adding cloco-
lato after inc sugar has been mixed With tho
cEHe. l nlnnyg usa bakers chocolate, as find
It llucll hotter tllnn The German.
A hearty, welcome to Mrs. sarah L., and hope
that We VIII hear from her a:,ain, II only To
''asG for recipe. for til'iug green peppers."
We urc R1al to k,lor; tMsr to ''8patter.''
Viii some or tic ladIcs please tell msc how 10
make '.goDl od-sasltoned - rse breadl Our
husband is Very fond Of The hsead his erand,
mother usrd to nuke. And ohsigc JESSE.
, 1876-10-21

pound of t'Hrolale (lnprcpavcd); hutter stzc
uf an rgx, stirred With one tablespoon VI dol1r.
Bull shout ono-guartcr Of uh hour, Or Until It
keeps it, htatle In wntcr,
Hoping the ladies Yil try these, md moi for
get about tue doughnuts, senlai,I,
GoU.ty ANNA,