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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-30
A Good BusinessStandfor Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
] Saloon and Residence cor Tth Ave. and 14M
Streets. For further particulars apply to the un
dersigned on the premises.
F, BEHRENS
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-30
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-30

,al Estate.
, 1876-11-04

arst on lto liat. "Amonest Machncs." IL by IN
En7th author, who moi only understands hts anb.
}cct Thoroughly. bit IN astct Of the as N writing
nron II IN clear and fapiIIur st1lr rnllcd 10 tho
ta'tc md intelligence of yonng readers. The hook
y Il nott useful on3 fof hDys. and will cncrtnin
wh1ln II ln.trncl+ them. II thoulu receive tho ut-
lentlun Of psrcnt when looktns aver tic book.
rc1cr'a wafcs with thonyht Of the coming hoil.
days.
"uoys Of Other Countries" IA a series Of
sketches, by f3aynsa Taylor, Of young lads WHOM,
he chdnccd to meet during his worldwide travels,
anil who Interested him by theis peculiarly noblu
and winning qualities. rhese Ia Information witt,
regard tu t1ln cMstqrA and Dannnra nf fUrnlr,l land
b!eI1cd Will, fHu pfrasins narrative "IlEch ie in
tho aNsho!s simple nnd rttashuurwar'l ptyle.
'Cnpsath FAM" by thc pun,lAr wfitef, George
Cary EG;cston, Is historical story h,.ling viii,
FRS iotes aNa energy; 4 cpns!nucs !le lite q sam
Mr. EKg'e.ton. There u nd mock iicroIs,n Cr
mock sentiment In Sam's career, although Il Ii
nncomtnoDlr brave and brilliant for ono Of Ills
"Tbc Story Of Our County" Ia ONO OF the
apnicht Efforts We hnyo eyer seen at rendering tio
dry facts OF history pantahlo 10 little folks. Those
who have had any experience In tho hard matter Of
e1gRaing not over hsudfous CHILD In tho tontented
Wrusal of '.edifying' books will ncccri this vol.
umo gratefully. 4 relates tile carly history Of our
coaniEy-tyhieh, q iedpFse, every American hoy
NIL lind It 4 real pleasure to iNcon,o acquainted
With II. Tho author IL The wifo Ut Prof. Lew1s Il.
Monroe, Dean of the Boston University School Of
0fatUfy.
, 1876-11-04

10 the Editor 0f TAe Tribune.
CHICAGO. Oct. 3l,-As am particularly Inter.
csted tn tho subject Of grain food being satisfied
that the wheat grain WIS designed fox. our main
tcnancG especially. and that by ustug a larger
amount Of grain food. prepared properly, and pre-
parol as It bc In variety Of pa1atablo forms,
and eaton without being smothcsei In sugar, or
part OF its uutrimcnt destroyed by salt,
VIC will BE- AZ we'll nouslshed and very much bcttcr
OF, physically And intellectually, VIZ gya up
the habit Of eating acsh fooa.-a habit wa would
ook upon with loathing and dfsgust II itwsro prnc
very gaitf ''Nrnrao would tcii nc III II what ls
portion q nutsmept, o. j. e!a!osd t. being yery
sa.iss S oat lEsiy e dsstsoy Il mas! ass;|ss!as
ill., g. Win, wa .aa IT, o TIN s9 to :aCe 5se b h
uood Cooks Nccelpt: Book, which can bo
Fourth avenue, q, low can a!t be in.
ffoa, tiraham ilaur. IL sufficient quantity to MAKE
light oaf. nrahnrn 1lonr being difficult Ut all tIuss
to tnianage. In the States fasorltu bis.
sat Salia nassd
pared at the time resided ttcrc lbut only Of otli
nary starchy ilour) by having stalwaEt coIoecd
wosna,. gencrally, with bsawny muscular arm.
hour. or M l.pur and bali rerhaps, befuEo bak
Ing. There xuy. indeed. aueh d thing a. a
mechanical 'tltcuLt uachtne,''' which could 10
aialF il was A. my ears could testify, though ny
!e,yca Scre norer blessed with tho sight of ,ons.
lnis Mashin:, 4 T. Il oes!ains9!e, u ny doubt
Minnesota patent dough, and land a he1ping hand
for half an hour or w myself, though would not
Undertake to wteld t{at-tron ~ biscuit hcater,
tear this method would ba "iove's labor lost"
with GEahaM AUuf. xxx.
, 1876-11-04

~ tN3 AANVy " 1N1 4F10HH<+
Cook CouarY, Oct. 3l.-Wlll some good baker
he kind enough to gtvo soc,pe for egg crackers
for the benefit Of " poor country folks, who arc
very foud Ut them. and yet can never Get then ex-
ccpt In our semi. occasional wits to Chlca8o.
suppoto will be told they require machine, but
t.ink II had tue recipe would Try and make tAem
without, as an, pretty good at pounding.
AIN asllng a favor, when for several Weekl my
conscience suote mo terribly that did mol send
"Jennts Gu" VI Oregon, thai orange pie rec,po.
Finally. soma one elso sent QUO, but,
"chacuu. a sou goul."' that recipe doea
not eompare at ati iayotaby With inlnv, ~ do not
like ,nllk aud oraugcs tuxsthcr. Spnle one elsu
may ngrcu with mo, 10 will send iulne.
titGta thu rlnl os D largo. Bwest ofnnxef squeeze
the juice, aad press OF the pulp, picking uat thu
seUls. creu! tluarieF Ut u cup tor battery, hxl{
cup of suEar, onu egH beaton light, tablespoon
ot Hour r1bbca shlbUth In half cup OF watcr Stir
In tho orange, and taka with two cEusta. In thtA,
~ Indeed ln all eookt Ing judgment must ba used,
~ oranges vary In size and s4seSanusx; but thoss
srn The usual proportions. aul are sufficient for aa
ordinary -sx ed pie.
Some QUO asked, some time ngo, for breakfast
dishes. wondcr did 4hp over mako cilHesd
o.nelct- II net. psthAps she might Ike ~;
Put Ina pan Il uss u pie-p!atsJ ono cup OF MILL I
aet Oh stoyc when boiling salt and pepper 70 taste;
add oue sup Ut cheese. cut very THU and small;
whom we'll nCltua, sils in Two ek1a, yolks aud
whites beaten together. DO that bafora putting In
ehegSe, ~ from that time you unst Keep sutrfng.
Cook until 1t IL nlcu aud smooth. Serve Ia di.h
, 1876-11-04

could bear, and, 20 far, A. health is concerned.
don't bcliove II makes any difference whatever.
Men wear thete clothing depending frnm thcle
shoulders, and they hrc no healthier t!nn
women. except That they don't find time
to say NO much at>out 1t. Statistics rerort
meet q, nany ;tfonr., healthy. .looktng wonc,; -
yon % 6eu, and, r. rccolcet rightly. / iIavc
beard that heart affections wert con,noncr with
10 that Prnyidefcn projects women from, the ek.
feets u thelr own folly, hat, II 60 we may a. we'll
IT, ry1fn:f e9ntnu' tho wotk is much the
Wien nj ssi'i: :wafa!htly smployed" of thu. Con.
ycnNpn, thought OF. lhcm only .! married atles.
81 hey es ensass
no .,refee,i'n" on then. Neither Do sco !I,cm
ssy 'c sr GSsy ss IL
A.; 4. Fl thelf h"ns no. fhe piea.aate,t y meet
tbnt tho two most malicious, dsnagrecnblc, anA Al.
together anlo.e!y women hare oyuf known we.e
ass ma 81 ks s% e fsss Sa @ y III, nc:
,unn.ttigated little torment that think two weeks
caro- OF him. would convince tlu 1nost skeptical
Now that have .v!ilacale1 mytcli snf!ciepiiy,
anta sounn ont AL about ehcrniloons, shall wall
n.sise - ee,ofe purchasing aa1tl little says"
H. H. ~ ~hen ana'' 10 pleased 10 hear
Il Gant e say te "'tanehc that have ieen Chi.
9[en occasionally wfo wcfc Kept on three mcdfs
Means hall: starved Looking little creaiufus,
land have brt q very t,aHll opsninn Of any ono
tyho would tcndehln children 10 such rule,
Esosno one asked fur rcctpr tor i'ostnn dough.
nhts. hare ncscr been IN Ito-tuh. hut uicc rncnt
n4eason ln q thriving yta-o nut tar frnm therr.
SssG s4 81 ~ y9n, HIM. 1ffs ;, uaa' th 4
eiltra1s as for ti-cuia. With tnlnll quantity Vi
sugar and spte; fry In turt Of tousre: It you are
rich. j hoyc never matlI my by this rule 1nyset
ntt presume II u fully eqnatto The Boston method.
Respectfully, Mnt. N. n.
, 1876-11-04
DoUG1INuTs AND R1CE-puDD1NG.
III fht Ed(fnr nj I,ha. YethuaA

DOUG1INUTs AND RICE-pUDD1NG.
ID thd Editor ar Tas, Tribune.
GREES DAr, Wis.,, Oct. 30. Having bcun for
s0nsc tlnlo Ut Interested reader OF "The Home"
often feo moved 10 aend contribution 10 its
columns, but goMeratsy Ind my 1ays too full Of
haking. ecwins, baby-tcua!ng and tho thousand
other items Of W0man'8 work to purmit any 1olsu1e
for writing. To.duy cold winds and wLntry hail
Htorm prevent u,y keeping an appointment witha
friend, SO, resnlntely turning my back upon my
wosk.baaket, hcapcd with full sewing. l viii send
my recipe fur raised loughnuh 10 "cousin
Anna tn return fOs her dclIcato cake which dlld
20 ncc. caunot say that they nru Iioston dough.
nuts. but they my mothcr- -in-laws. mud alc is
noted for her doughnuts set my sponge for.
them about . or . o'clock, so eau fly the,n the
nr1t forenoon. MIKE q sponge. usluy ono
quart water and Que cako yeast Let 1t
rlsu until very light fabout fvo hours
Is usually sutlcisn). Thcn add coffee full
of ar two Of w4te augnr, thrao largo snaslcd pota
snal nutmeg. Lit rlse asoiu until rery light llol
alsi cut pull of bts ot longl, nnd SHAPE "a you
IlEe. Lay enou:i, to Try .. ono time on = lpa.sd
ias- s-!uSaeF. i tas daasti i l!rht enough, anA
your douqbnuts viii ba delicious
have ses1,. and ~ n.co tint iwil! srpl t. Wa4ll
u mtlG. Luke threa hours, until tho milk ~ as
thick " creaui. 6erve with sugar. mud cream II
you have Il, but It is nico cuoush without.
let nlc aay that loal 1troprtly scoo.cd Ia not
"hurFA stH!." u0 NDt use TOO much at.meal.
spoonful VI silt, ind OLE tcAcupful ct mt meal.
iio arflHg ffuaurnrly, half OF lIroe.quartprs Of
Ill hour. until It tastcs donx Serye hot or cold,
u l1cferred, with sugar and orcaM Of rich milk.
Ii nice cut In slices n,l fried for breakfast or
niau into cakes ss follows: ~ every two en,,a Of
oat-neRl Aust ndd anQ cup .of wntur, Stir until
smooth. 'and add nearly quart OF npnr. Bake In
breakfast ltpns, Or on pancake griddtc. They
will ta moist pnt pLcc.
lii conclusion would thank many OF Tho. con.
tributUrs 10 this department. Tor valuable hnts aud
sucipes. Aud l must exurcss my xAinira.
ti9n fot ''shhssppara's" vsiy laayl'ke letter
tr,m many Of tls desIsiyc letters concerning llo
eau hoarttly accord tt all tic psa!au - Sheppard"
bsstowsur0Mit. Muat We uuvcr Improve upon tho
garments "worn by our mothers now and for
asct,", Why. not 1aluEn thsa 70 ths low, ,h!n.
xolel sltoe9 the low. .aeckal short sttcyeA fcsses
l0r fntaus&tsahu al The faskons of long ngot ho-
lleye thuk woman noras a!! lho strength she can
eatn by tasthfnl style Of dross, Hud that much Of
tho lnsh14ian am9ng tug ypuuy women Of the
cured) by reform Ia the faahlon of anaergarmenta
wprn while thn cutot drcts could stll conform 10
thu prevailing style, II leatred. Illus, W.
, 1876-11-04
VINEGAR CANDY, ETC.

iCH1cAoo, Nov Lin the Ilomc Department "a
Oct q, there were several recipes for 1nolasses
candy, but none like milne, which I. think will be
liked dy the little folks. 1t Is called vinegar can.
ay, and is as follows; Three cups Of sugar; ono
cup Of vinegar. piece OF butter tho slxo OF an
cge: noi1 twenty minutes, pour over platos to
cool Flavor, but do not Atlr
rotconsin Anna send the following recipe for
milk; ono egg; one tcnspoonful' OF soda
dissolved In a.. little OF the milk;
salt and nutmeg. and -four enough 10 roll well.
them. -
Mira. Eyo wants .reefpo 70. p!ckllnR cabbage,
This IL my way Of pIck1lng red cabbage: Slice them
inie @ ;!cse and sprlnkle each layer lightly With
nd sa et @ hs 'gh1o g1 sain 'hses dasa Then wash
boiling vinegar, mace, whole pepper and cloves,
tied IN bag, and boiled In the vinegar is IN i'm.
ptorement, ,,....-,-. Nina. N. ". II.
, 1876-11-04


CHtcAdo. Nov.1.-Thts recipe Is for "Blnnche'' y
Lemon Jelly: Ono bog gelatine; three lemons two
cups white eugar little less than quart Of boil
Ing watcF. Let your gclutinc soak about an hour
in inst cold water enough to cover II. Squeeze tho
lemons; add thc sugar and gc.atinc; and then tho
hollIng .watcr Stir until tllsaolpcl then strain
into your jelly rnnllf. Should like to know II
this suits. :.
II will also send recipe for chocolate
blanc mango. which lovers Of chocolate will
be SURG TO appreciate: Onc-h -half hox gclntinc, we'll
soaked. Let one pint OF milk come to the boiling.
M la!nt; ea? gratea chocolate mot thc sweetei-
5ilst before turning Into tho mo1ds. TO Be eaten
when cold, with sngar ani cream.
Ike Aunt lucy's articles "much1y." aud her
recipes are all coumon-sensc and practical.
MEg, II,
, 1876-11-04

~ tAs EdaYF 0 Ihs Tribune,
!. CHICAGO, Oct. 3o.-1 am another OF those
upun whom falls tho. mantle Of mach psolt,-
through the columns OF your Saturdays paper.
VIC young people nre anxious to learn but AZ n,sr-
rlasc brings for the young housewife many n,,les
separation fr'nl homo md friends, four paper IA
most yalunb1o in tts common senhc and thoroughly
tried ''hrps." In . fnsuts number will add my
MIG 70 INC general tunu ul Information.
what will entirely rcmove the sbacaf1cd "tlrah.
worms !" In tue complexion. ard ohlIga
H., 4 CONSTANT nkApEn.
, 1876-11-04
MAHLDOROuGu p1E.

ID TIC ZdlE9f % Z IT. 73ToUhs.
bArwoop, n1., Oct 90. For homo time pnst
have been very much interested In tho Home De-
partmcnt Of your Saturday iaauc. aud hayo at last
concluded to hand In my lttlc mite, hoping some
Of the lal!cs may eonetder IL worthy Of trial
Marlborough pie-a!x tart apples;, ak ounces Of
sugar; six uunces o. butter Or thick ctenm: ak
eggs; tho Fratcl peel Of ono lemon, md hnlf the
juice. Crate the app!u., 1ftcr pnring and corciny
them; str together thn butter and sugar, % Tor
cake, Then add the other Ingredients, and bake
in rich undcr-pasts only. -,
viii some one be kind enough to send n good re-
cipo for potato-pieS md obl[go .tRoIgr."
, 1876-11-04


sINoRTu P0tNr. MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 31,-For many
months sorns kind friend In Chicago has excited
our curiosity BY Anpply'ng ne with, Tho Chicago
papers, among others tho vaIuablo,, TnIpuax.
We aso qnite alone In tho country and papers do
70 bring us ., breath Of tho outer world wo feel
truly thankful, particularly for your," Home de-
parsment. -, Last week you asked for a good re-
elpc for preserving c.tson, and u o can return in
any way tho benefit twn receive VIC yhonid bo most
happy 70 do 30. haYe always met With excellent
sacccss from tho following: Peel your citrbn eut
n any shane yon prefer; take out all tho seeds;
boil IN water untif soft {yery sott); TO every si1
pognda of estron slice thin TIVE Mica letuops; boil
ponna Of eitson, dissolved In lemon. walcr; cook
well ~ tirap. and am sure yoa will say they arc
thc Most delicious preserves ypn ever tasted.
NOW, l. should like to send q most valuAblo
recipe fdr cream pie: Flacc pnc pint Of milk Ia
eh.kctale boiler until hot mot botling); !.
nld ono cup white sugar, haii-cnp Noilr,
ana two egg, we'll bcaton; stir rapidly
until, thoroughly cooked; favor with lemon
Of vanilla; pnnt over crnsl, which ebonld bc pre-
viously baked. Beat the wh!to nf two eggs To d
sttl ffoth; add thEcn tablespoons Of POWDERED
suKar; pour over thc custasd; sct In oven. md al-
low 10 conc to light brown. To be eaten cold,
Hoping these may meet With the appreciation of
your readers. who We should tn happy to furnish
with recipes from time TO tin,e. Tenaln your Ut
CON1TANT READER.
, 1876-11-04

CoaxtSo. Ia, Oct 3o.-ln tho Homo Depart.
ment Of Saturdays ,A,uo Mrs. "a. c, Il."te-.
quests rcetpo for taking apots ont Of silk; also
eleanins nny Kind ot ejathInr Or csrnet us
folowe: Five uuncrs Of the 'strougcst ammonia; I
fonr ounces ot white castillo soap: three table.
Inc; one. ounce Of G.her: Dissolve soap in four
quarts Of eoft watcr, ,-ahd the nthcr ingredients.
Apply with sponge. II the gools nre light, we1E-
en- thu mixture. II much soileL, uso hot, taking
care that It does not sgn!tq,- =, -: Ezra.
, 1876-11-04

- CHtcAuQ, Nov. LII wish 70 return thanks for
tho Information concerning chemllooas In your pa,
yas Of Oct. II. don't deny was very much Ola.
appointed, for thought from tho name It must IN
something nobior, higher. than undsfclothes.
However, Tam grateful for tho ihfurmatlpn,. II
may be ussful, II not to myself pefhaps to others
fe&e should dad Tug hntto1hQlss yefV discourage
10y, and tho straln On my shoulders moro than
, 1876-11-04

THE RATIONAL ODE. JtLr. \, 1876. DArAnb
TArLm:. sqlsnrc ltu., m. IL.
The nationa, ode delivered by i,nyara Taylor ut
the formal npcning Of lilo Centennial Exposition,
On the l'lndrcdsh anniversary Of the Declaration Of
Independence Es presented tn tho public In unfqno
htyto by Mcssfs. Jaruca n. Osgood T. Co., nos-
ton. The manuscript. as II left Tic poets pen is re.
produced In fac.s1nilu by the hellotype procczr.
ana, with note from tho aathot to thc publisher,
the book. Sir. Taylor's ehIrography is extremely
mat md CLEAR, and almost n easily read AZ print
fancy that thu character of an Individual 0i marked
tsn!ts cnn be dlsccsnct In tliu handwriting. Tho
work VIII form pleading meincnt0 Of the CcntcE-
n!at year Of the Republic.
, 1876-11-04
NOTABLE WOMEN

NOTABLE WOMEN.
HEf1OTNES or FREE THOUGHT, uy SAnA A.
uSpEtwoon. 1?mo., pp. 327. New York:
Charles +. Somcfhy.
The biographical sketches OF notable women hero
presented nso pleasantly writton and to most read
cts wll afford some new Information regarding
teirsub1cct The fact that the authur brings her
group of herolncs into notice on account Of their
active relation tho progress Of frec thought, Will
awaken prejudice; but for this sho 10 undoubtedly
prepared. still. by Il lcss cmphatlc la,idation q,
rr!nctplcs that arc painful TO the ChriAian world,
slic would havc avoided serious ofIen.e, and nc.
complishcd morc toward the fulallment. Of her
cl,crlshod purpose. An exccss Of zeal Ii apt to
The nn,ncs In the tablo Of contents arc Madame
Roland. Mary Wollsionccraft fiudwin, Mary W,
Goodwin Shelley, George Band Harrtet MattIneaa,
FElnceA Wright p 'Arnsn,ont. Emma Martin, Mar
Frances Power Coboe, md ucorgo Eliot.
, 1876-11-04

cowLrsy1Lts. N. r.. Oct. :o.-1n reading ,last
Saturdays Issue ! wa4 very much interested In
reading in tho Ildup column a letter written by
Nrs. j. q. H., also one by Allegro. giving m!n.
uts description O! "sPattoE-work." und the pro.
ecu. Of pressing aud preserving ferns, for which
they liava my thanks; and thinking they might
rosstb1y understand the process al bleaching ferns
] have -veatured TO- hak fOf small space tn the
..1iomc." ] have b0sh soIourrluY ut the sprlngs
foz two months. and lulyu gathered kteat quaM'
t,y Q! ferns, thinking could not get them IN Or
i was gFsatly nmased in reading letter from
Ms. u. NJ, aud if amy descriptive powers were
not ~ United would givt lpr description ol 4
boi,oys originated win Mrs, swts4lelip. can.
not scn any PARTICULAR bsncht to b. derived from,
wuuIlnK ont, If they lEo lko the QUO thoWn mo by
tho nhuxg- -tllnIed lady soula ye4rs ugo.
II Allegro soup ons asau'd give tne the dukirod
information CONCERNING fcrR4, would 10 greatly
Obliged. Mus. Il. o.
, 1876-11-04
PAPER PATTERNS.

10 the Editor NJ. The tribune.
UNION SJoc1. .YANpr, Nov. ..-Yon cannot real
lxe tho benefit thnt your uonc Department IL to
us poor. pctplezcd -huEsckcepcra. Your last Sat-
ueday's issue contains what layr toug sought,
good rccipc for nltncc- ueus. for which thu gver
VIII please accept thinks, And now Will some ono
tell INC where 10 nbtain A. Inrlclt SIitha paper
rattcrnA3 IL Tiers Ill ollcn III Chicago, md what
ID the numbrff -. DRkssMAKxn.'
, 1876-11-04

cooked M. and have plates we'll warmed, ~ II
coola rapidly. =.
"If At r.t you don't succeed "in getting It nice and
Try: try aRaln,
Time Will hiring ylu your reward. O..
Try, fry A4aih.
Please tctl "Contin ANN Ruess her arantl.'
mother Get her douehnnts 10 Tlse With Jcnst; nadc
none Of ypur .'baking. powder nbomlnattons.r I
know my grandmother did, md / gucss wo were
named for the fAnle ono. A.
, 1876-11-04
TILE HOME,

tConttibutnA to this dcpaitu,ent Of Tns Tam
uNE will confer favor on the adiiue ty writing OH
only ono sldc u5 the paper, md by following the
style Of punctuation Rdopted.l
, 1876-11-04


urpE PArE. Oct. a0.-I have for some time
been interested In the "1Iomc, md SO much 10
Tint thought 1w0ud like to bccomA d con.1lbu.
tur. Last Saturday ! eaw some recipes for mo-
lasacs candy and tally over tho signature Of
''1la, " and Aoppl TO ind something there which
would DO an Improvement Oh milne.
Now, they may make very good candy; pre-.
sutne they do, for Misa "Ida" wpuld certainly not
send anything which was unworthy Of publication.
think Miss "Ida ," must measure her tngyel!-
enss by bet capacity. for the quantities
u4cI- are 10 lufyc. that should never
dare try tho recipes Shs must remember that onu
who cnts pork and pickles regular diet natural.
" would have very good nppetila for almost any.
thing clse better than most people, and should
therefore nuke allowances. As cunAiues NY rec-
lro sor molasses. .candy very good think. will
scnh It: Two cups Moiassos; One cup Argnr Il al
agreeable tastel: two tcatp"onfuls Of vinegar: a
plcce OF butter lhe hze of walnut; and lavuring,
" dcstred. Ho ten Or fifteen minutes. until Ii
hasdens In water. II very nice candy ia desired,
more sugar and butter may bc added with ndvan.
tasc. It improves atso by pulling, though II ia
have ai4u q very nice recipe for Detn,onco
pudding that will send II any Of tho lhucs would
Wiii some ono kiua!y give me q good recipe for
crcanl caker hasc Gecu trying to nnl onc, but
have not succeeded antIFuly lO my satisfaction.
would lik1 to asE .*C0i,aIM Anna II wliLtc su-
gar cAu be nned fnsteaa Of brown for pr clucolatu
caramels. also II The butter and t!ouE must bu
rubbed together
With much gratitude for tho rccipcs. the ladies'
hive sent, an GHAcsE MAyHuE.
, 1876-11-04

a SOUVENIR OF THE CENTENNIAL.
WHAT DEN BEVERLY SAW AT TIE GREAT
EXPOSITION, Square loMo., pp. zoe. Chi
Thu writur Of this lIttlc volume has yialtcd tho
great Exposition, taking along with him pair OF
keen eyes. md disposition to havo thorough
view Of what was best worth At, examination. Ills
description Of the prominent objects IN tho ynrious
huilllnys ia animated and aiscllminating, alshangl
tho sight t'seelhr III vast nnt bew!deting coslct.
tlon comprising Interesting and inviting nrticlcs
IN every department OF human enterprise and In.
dustEy,
, 1876-11-04
nrowning's Last pooms'..Juvonile
Books..-nayar1 Taylor's
National Ode.
Heroiues Of Free Thought-Hymns
ofthe Ages--Nora Perry's
Story.
LITERATURE.
,7ryr.En,s "TuRK1srAN.n

~ dSanrtnrE1cHl SOCiDtV Anti or t31
immvnr,Iai mv Nnr.Inn Ocographlcal Society. olc.
With Three Mars and NUMEROUS !illsttationp.
nv 1.Tvo Vuluuca. hyo. New York: scrllNcr.
i,m,t1ons n1Nu L Cu. Price, S7.b0.
n.s. .rcnt portion Of Genital Asia bcar!ng tho
1ha. .sT.st,,.tnn cxtant1s from tho Caspian Soa
title ol lIntk,sun ~ rhtn. an, ~ =, ui,,or,"
eastward ta the nofacfs " Sna, anu ,!V'' s'l'c,
On The north 10 rcfaa anu AiRnahls'an on tao
'eala. wn,,.a NJ, I'M wcst. yukhara In tbo centre
ttes. az khtea y" l.o ne''' '."Nt'" -" ."e see' ~.
Eastern Tufks@n III th' ua,'n ~, sust' H','. isus
..n Tt1kiatan OH tie n"rfls. The country Gnu
ss,ec, ~ larvc areas Of desert wastc, intcrspersed
str1ps Of fertile soil sl;trtfng tic rivers
md, In the eastern district, f1ch anu productive
y,,,eys lying among mountain -rangcs The tt1!ae'a
.,rttrdn iu,f n n INSIGNIFICANT mart OF ttpstrfaCe
!ana''psa 81 nv Mr. Schuyler Tint IA ,nn,, t,f
Il stsnaa -. ~ ,vrl, tho nrshio inu, ,ror,, cn,n.
.., ,,< M narrow would bu tho 1rcen strips along
tu'oaN . ara A tho foot of TIM rnnn ptntn.. rhn
the rivers w" ~ .u,st. 1 ~ ..,.s".",. m ono
sres of the statc o1 buknaea ~ ca'natea u
square miles; and nbout onc:fenth OF thls. border
ias On she s.tean', = rhxo h,,-, Wv ',,ot" ,a
pa. Of The territory OF Aasa u oaffcniia'l' tae
only productive po1'lon, pe'ne 4nc.uaeu IN tuo
ete.s ossa lying an tho Anuf" "Darya tO1ua) River,
+, rb,rh p,auts tho Capital City. OF tho chtLrc
r,.,t., ~ don,nins In Central Aetu MIR, Schnyter
t.ttulatcp that but Clio per cent Of tho soil IL
,,slc. Thosc lands which nre irrigated arc ro.
ea'aea o. or veao thnn ~. fo,t;lo =. Inc
Vtaa as Iaf '.u's 'aea ,, a 'ap ~ ss as.p.
md rn'Is "aem o;",ea asrena upon '0' ''us'oA'''s
nean,. ~. ss ~ ,,ntco,o,o,,,co, ohao,vc,,or. In.
40 e5!'e" ~ ss n1, "s