, 1876-12-02
MI orer the land arc Incoming brighter and
hcat,t it'll thrlillrh xottt i1,i1lint1cfa

MI oecr The land arc hecorin. brighter md
more bcauttfu! through your influence.
-, A|rs; ). a: pr'e wishes 70 know i ANYTHING
coffee perfectly clear by putting in small pIeco
Of ctd6sl'-sktn, about fiYo minutes before It n
tnken from thu etnve. A piece an inch square
VII setlie sullleien; for good sized fai',tlv;;
drop 1t In. Coffee should never be boiled In iho
ts1 nscd for tho tnt!p: II It IA you have to clcnn
tho pot before. placing upon the table; Boil 1t
IN tfn-pail Of bastn. put IN the skin, then turn
and you haye your coffee ~ Gear a. crystal, aud
with just az 1ittls trouble, and less expense, as
though you used egg. Quatcuf.
70 sAe Editor qf 7a< Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. N.--1 had thought, after my
first article, to step aside, preferring to 10 a
listener rather than contributor, little selash
perhaps, but I Imneino We al possess m a.om,
II not more, Of that In our dispositions.
Our mutual friends, "Em Droiderio" and
Kittic,n forco me ngain to respond. nt1surc
that ! fully appreciate t1,eir good feelings to-
ward "Aunt Lucy'a littlo daughter, but confess
to having delightful feeling Of satisfactton
TINT they do not know me personally; consc-
qucntly there fs not the ]east possible danger OF
change In tl1eir opinions.
A goodly share Of what tho boys term
"Folltth Of duly Ina place IN my character;
In many cases have found that posscsscd more
than for my good, but content myself tftatit must
10 misfortune and not fault. My friends say
that too mulch Independence often makes spt,i-
Btcrs. and really has already put mt dorn as
one,
won't say that hare turned tic first cor
ner, neither Will tell yo! that lsavc mt; let
Iab'ln!natc eats; SO you sec there Is some slight
hOpt for tEtc.
What sl'all elyc you tllts timc1 It seems to
ma tint every concciyab!e thing by way Of rec'-
f1rf fAo.f
over md over ngain.. In looking over my recipe
book lind for IIu!ishinE furniture: MIX suiIt-
c!ent vinegar III Hinged oil to ctt It; will This,
sat!'rato aw sotnn. over wl1s p.cc sott n.ls-
cu Il aud lind 1t most excellent. EDNA.
To The Editor qf The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2G.-As "Grnctc Slayhuc
and "LconaH want my recipe for ice-crea,n, I
will send It. I hope they will have rs good luck
witl, IL and like It us we'll as we do.
Cake-Onc cup Of butter; two cups Of sugar;
one cup Of sweet milk; one cup Of corustarch;
two cups Of flour, md one aud half teaspoons
Of baking powder, aud the whites Of seven eggs
(beatcn ton still frot!D; bake In layers.
water; l'oIl ttl It threatls; adj tllrcc ten.
Etoons Of s1,nIlia, aIld wien 1t has COOL
I'll very .'tt1n 1T must bc quite
warm yet, add tile whites Of two eggs
WClt ucatcni llAfO! VIII htHilt tNo teaspoons
Of citrlr av!l Ito bc Ind ut any druggfst's); Ills
solve the acid In little WARM water. It Is best
to make tho Icing while the first layers arc
baking; It must bn put On the cakc whic warm.
Mrs. II. L. II. wants Il reritr for potato lump
l[nga. We always !lavc then, with sour ronst.
tlern,an h,isl,atd will like tt,enl. You must
have nice, tnenly potatocs; two soup~plntcs OF
grntcd potatoes Uollcd tho day before, without
IarIng); ono teacup Of melted butter; Elk eggs,
thc whites beaten to still frntfl: cjvht tnbe-
spoons Of flour; nutmeg a.d salt to taste; mix
thoroughly Mold with the hands In bulls not
quite Us large rs an egg; put them IN boiling
water (acaso1l will. salt}; boil quarter Of an
recipe will do for Il stnnl family.
IL S,r..,,