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, 1876-09-16

"a tif ftQHoF ~ 1AS lFl1HUS.
1NArALE, Nul,., Sept. l0.-l lsavo inst been
reading, while I was rocking. tho baby to sleep,
THO homo department in thu last WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, tho subject, alt-REslng DreaA.n
Now, ms think ills tho simplest, most easily
madp, and tho henlth!est bread In tho world,
would like to gtvo "taIt|i" and your readers
my ruvtpc. Hut, "Falth," don't bo deceived
ly what " FaAslart" saya. don't helcye he
ever maile any bread. Now, although don't
wear 1uachci1-up dress tho sensible society
Of tho Republican Valloy docs not require
it-ttarc suy should II lived In Ch!cago), I
do not use yarn Mop, and sometimes scrlh-
bic newspaper articles, yet liaye good success
With sait-risfng bread, for 1Ialiearnassus says
that Bctaey 10 not rs devoted to her domestic
affairs M he wishca she was, yet she is good
bread and biseutttst.h
Tic recipe: III tic morning take a quart
dish Il uec ritehcr), and scald II ttut with botl-
Ing water; tlIoh put In pint OF wnter, just
wnrns enough to Dear your finger Ia; put In q
tteaspaontul Of salt o., not as you ,cloosc;
uonr. enough ia to mako n thick batter;
set ttsc dtsh in kettle OF warm water, and set
Il on the back Ut tic stove or some plaee whcro
1t will keep Of tho satne tc1npernture--iuBt
warm cnough to bear your fnnd in; then let 1t
nlonc. II tho flour is gooh It will he at tho top
Of the dt. fit five hours; then take -four enough
III u pan to make three loaves Of bread; 1nnke a
hole ~ tic ,mtildio; put II, tho ycast, mud thc
sumo dfsfa full Of warm water; STIR It UP thick
flour, and set It to rise. When light, mold It
into loayrs, aud set III q warm place to rise
again., When light enough, bakc thsee,ioustbs
of an hour. DET3Y.
, 1876-09-16


CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Many young latIcs hayo
not the opportunity Of studying housekeeping
before their marriage, 50 that when thsy comc
to have homcs Of their own they have often to
acquire by long experience certain habits wh!cl,
they would be glad 70 adopt II suggested to
them. 30 for the benefit Of those Of thcrn who
read tho Home column, will, with your per
mtssion, mention some little things, trlaine ia
themselves, but contributing to gerrral fund
Of thrift aud economy. ~"
First word ~ to rsgs. 1t IL uaquestiouably
better to sell your cuttings Of cloth 1t four sus
= pouua than to burn tieu. but there ID : better
destination for them than tho kitchen nra or
cloth I!qua, liaen, duck, etc., lot available for
garments OF patches, into . big, aul some after
llooa you Will dnd you will bavs enough 10
Take piece Ut your strongest cloth. ahout
seven ts,ehcs long by i've wide, and GU that lsy
mosaic VI seraps. layer on layer, until
, 1876-09-16


CHICAGO, Hcpt. I'LL hare read tho Homo
Department With much tntercst, and hupc IL will
continue. hope We shall hear again from Mrs.
sarah L., Thco G.. G., and sIrs. Emily. bare
tried several Ecelpes and found them very nlce.
4 few wcoks slnro some ono asked for aotno
plain pudding recipes. have some which have
been well tried.
Apple butter neutrality-suspicious. milk; ono
Or two eggs; -four TO make pretty stitf batter,
and q little salt. Fill your dish With sliced ~.
pies; then pour the batter over them. Steam
Two and q lialf or thrce hours.
MalAEan pudding-0nv-thlrd cup Of rlce;
int1k; fialf d lemon and salt. Soak tic
rice over night. Beat tho yolks Of tho eggs,
with one tablespoon Of the sugar, aud erate III
the lctnoh rind; add tho rice and milk, Bake
one hour. Take the whites OF tho eggs aud beat
TO q stlH frotl with the rest Of tho sugar, then
add tho IsMon 5utcu. Pour Il over the pudding
after It Is baked, Rlal brown It In tho oven two
or three minutes. TO te eaten cold.
Some one sent recipe for 4 cream p,e, which
thought was Amply custard.plc. will sepd
good rcclps for crea,n-plcs. Quo large table
two eggs, and little more than oue-hs.f pInt
OF nliik. teat thu sugnr anI butter to q cream
Beat tho eggs well, aud mir them With tho
milk, then Stir IN tic flour, ctr. Flavor with
whatever you ltke,-lt with lemon, grate Tho
ytnd and use somc essence. THIS L. f9r one pie.
MR9, II J, r.
, 1876-09-16

flerc, a. III fnrmcr Instances. soo thai %yo,,r
buttcr-howl anil !aAIe arc cttan and euol Wnrk
yonr butter trfl ninl Nt"rntghlV,. fof tw0 rra-
uniformity to thc quality, by, tnrnaeaiy 'nls-
fng all t,as.s ng thu hntter You must bu srrt,
and without uny .lonbt, tint y,,l, i'Avc erlx|it'f
c'trv drop " 1a'ttr'nAk. Would you expect I"
nsa VIZ ss xSSi ss 'f sy y' s s:s Il
now and .tl'uu II teaspo"nfut cf vinegar
wilen milking your l'reseryent fo.i llayo
70 expect to have go,, sweet BUTT, sy
Ing ceta md anacca In the t'utter filled with It.
In the lang,,agr Of n celebrated panster.. ut
ssn sS b. @ ivA IT nnt;s as snt na ac T9t IT,,
worthless utscr in t''e rolIars oi South Water
street merchants, 1T only to ho ,isc.l a. wa90u'
grensc, nud will not sell for moro than ordinary
lnr.1 will. In snlting, uhe about ono-an'. .n-half
than ths, MS t1ls Is large amount ot salt to use.
THIS is about wlIat Is required for this market:
After Ralttng, work thuronEly, 40 the eat will
he distributed uniformly throughout tlIo niass
IN cool place, aud aftor. two Or throc days wurl
u hgnin,. SO a. to expcl any Of The remaining
buttcr,nl1k, as,d pack IN Jars Or tubs, and plaec
over the tor. sur1scc layet u tn.i:,!''' did
butter you always aud On tho market. They
generally dump Tho butter In shaI,olcss muas
Into filthy tubs. or in henrs, and, when enough
has accumulated, thoy chuck II lhto most any
thing TINT q ha,,dy, and sh!p y to market.
Particularly this fs the case II II is roll butter,
and lit such weather that It car hG shipped
without melting. Old 0our and salt bnrrtis,
md even old bags, are pressed into scrrtee for
this purpose. Bnttcr ehtpptd In such PACKAGES,
ns r,,lc, on It's arrival here Ia covered cxtcr.
nally with dust ns,l Nth, and Internally bears
strong evidence Of having bect1 III company with
pn|ccat. sl,cl, merchants and ehippcrs arc
full Of complaints to tllctr caMmtsslon.tuRn
here that he docs not make better returns on
their shipments.
ANY merchant who ships butter in this con-
dillon IL promising candidate for speedy bhnlt
ruptcy, aud should 30 carefully WATCHED BY his
creditors. Grunge County IN. ~ butter Is the
must famous butter In tho Nnw York market.
i always sells above the usunt market rates.
Nearly Tho entire country tributary to Chicago
Is equally as goou as Grunge County for butter
nlaking. vnst quantities Of l,slttcr arc weekly
shtpDed to Orange County, rcpackc1, branded
rs Orange County butter, and soll as sucll.
There Ia no reason In tho world why Chicago
should not bc equally celebrated for IT, good
butter, as Il is now for its great quantities Of
gra1u, meat, And lumber. NnpollM.
, 1876-09-16
slLAS BROWN, THE BLAcK-HlLLlER.

The h!stor, Of silas brown has not been pub.
And, i idoabt not with Interest by muny will be
For si!ss browns numbered with the unforgot.en
Young = Brown was sducatee ali for to practice
And etroye to gain d competence for wife and
In little dlnsy otlco on street In omuha.
But, ,'nse tse go'd-e.etomcnt had been raging In
The business In bis otice had been sadly running
dUWn-
In fact 20 very much depressed that things looked
plae 10 hEown.
A wslf Of hugo Dimensions scemaa standing near
And =! snsth he closed his otseo. aud soe.nn1y ho
ny tho slales OF Kent and,Dlacks.ons, ho'd cntcr
. theIe'no moro.
Westward tho Star Of Empire goes, now ~ In daJs
Brown :sla oa his loose property aud the proceeds
For the use Of wife. and mother.ia-lsw, and chill.
And rsseved . st.st s iet THO Black Hills, where
tacto lsgold "Esloto."
uo haa teaa Of gold mountain tow'rlng high Up
And ol rvera n!cd 80 full Of gold tho water could
And chunks r gold lay all around, some Weighing
lie got h!s Information from tho latsr.o.sni.un.
Time ae., and SO did s'la. brown toward Tie lnpa
Until D!Ssshf 1sS, the pluscoat'" In his ca
And to eounterausch by the left ank right quickly
he waA t0ll.
''is piro.nscd !a,.d. wv ''''1'.'eA' 10 s''1'' s''s
And SOON With pick md shovel be was dslvlae In
And the way that s!!as throw up dirt, It wa. sub.
Inns and grand
but frsitlesa toil Tho grass.roos failed to yiad
And farther down, the bedrock showed sms,l signs
Then e frS Eo'dp In H. III. s,a, n,own
Rxpse.snF Wish tint the Black llil1, wero on plu-
tan!a's shore!
Some noble rcd muu to the Hills cane atening aoft.
And, spyinM: M Slsa, quickly took tho tea,p from on
30 cHde.h hsrs tho history Of s.las. surnamed
Tho m1lae. coas.,"a Is is usual. came after the,
And lag ~ cold and ltfelc.s ella, within Its mar.
And taa cotnst.stake that marked his claim VA.
And DIV. "a: ssat so Sr,. Brown. who many tears
The oft s.ts Il eyc and sings tho tad
refrain,
"t3ow HiIas drown won't to the Hills, and ne'er
cana hack again,
And how t4o noble fsa man anatched tho hair from
1N hIs BRAIN"
Al said before, hcr eYntn9-sopx ouite often runs
| thnswse.
Aud adds. "she reads hts title clear to mansions
fn the skca;
For II u.an Ser loycd mothor-in.lsw, twas a man
about UtpwHtS Hlze, u
ought to flse,
LAAuA1TEA. W!s. JszHa 9pyKER.
, 1876-09-16
GRACE GREY.

7b the Editor W Ths Tribune.
FOND pu LAG, Wis, Sept. Ill AM amused.
I suppose ought, in the name Of att thoso who
never In their lives had access to Il common
srlaool textbook OIL physloloEy, to ret,lcr
thanks for tho Information volunteered by your
correspondent with tho unprouounceablo nun
dc plume.
One would naturally suppose that a ucws-
paper correspondent in attempting battle with
n man Of straw would first post himself con-
ccrntng the location Of the ct1lgy. Grncc Grey
and her partHars, forsooth. VIII lie kindly
inform tue who nre Tho partlsans Of Graeo Grpyi
What party Do they Fepsesesis}
Where, furthermore, In any article Of hcrs,
cnn 1lp lay tbs finger on o acntcnce, clause, or
phsnso Indicating TINT she would "destro to e1-
clutie Bugur from UurBystctnB"a Tilat kue a
,lutTDI1 could eyer be Inscribed 10 my own conf
mon scnsg sell u 4 matter of fnhnlle 'aulusc-
lnent.
by what process Of cremation docs he propose
to leave the human skeleton 1lnconsunlca I
Would ho saecly recommend aueh process to
tho undertaken
Grace Grey and her parttsans The phrase
brings anew to mind tho fact that anl unfor-
tunuto in not enjoying tho privilege Ut a per-
6oEai acquaintance With singie ono Of your
numerous correspondents.
Hoping they all read as carefully, aud adalcro
as rightly to truthful, exposition OF the idcns of
others Us tlis Ge1giing, remain, yours truly,
GnACA GHEI.
, 1876-09-16

uvery rchoo!.boy With a rulmcntary knowledge
Of Physiology Anows-that lilo human
,r.+,tn .on,,,x,, n,r,,,,. ...'.s...
s}nn ~ sa,, o,d .,,aar "up a.l.ts.
tton o. sa,s ana sugar to n't''ff'
tain 1t In health: nnst inlnrms Hrnce }rcy
ard lcr constituents (Ara, T., by the way. Is not
unc Of my ronstftugnts) that tho only way to
eliminate It iron. tlc system Is by Grcmationl
Certainly no ono desires to icssen M The amount
ilnilc lis physiological researches lsc will dis
cover tho sact tllnt salt to contained III almost
every arttcle Or our daily food, and have PROV
cti bcYohd doubt by observation Ut tho effect
of nthtiHSncc trtm chloride OF sodium and tn
b!r-sait. that This amount, which nature Inns
provided, 10 tust wlht 10 needed TO maintain
the hsly IN perfect health;. tho. additional
amount wl,teh he "cr1es tor," ana which 70
many arc IN thc HABIT Of using daily, to their
own des7smcnt, ia merely tho result Of slayish
adherence to custom mud ignorance. The
bust proof OF tits Is offered by thosc
WHO have beet. nroHgl,t up from tnfarny to
atials age Without IT, use , I,e fGstlt Of this
otlier hyetentc rules, In te instance to whicl!
refer. ~ hal"sl0*en o. rctnntkabiy healthy
and "Wholes0mc" JounK people. aAk any
one 20 ollSr alfsic argument ol my weight to
disptose the faets llavs staiet'. TIE remarks
which lave bse1' clicted gn tnc subject deaervo
= place among the cuftostt!es OF literature.
One writer says: ~ aEree with Mrs. g. on the
suit qucst!on. u"d would ,ot havo made
oecans. nyofs, M M mountains u 1t were not
Eool Tor u.s." What tue creation Of oceans,
rivers, md mountains lan TO do with tho matter,
| cohtcss nm unable TO perceive. II Tug
lady *as trying 70 have II understood
as her belief t'lat G9o would not have "lnaile"
salt nnicss we. could, a. she says, tent all wo
want" % wgll say lie would not have 1nadc
sand or lime I lie dt4 not dcsiro us to consume
q daily portion. Al the stnrchy substances
which, as haFe eh!d, form auch a large part ot
our aatly food being converted INTO sugar, tho
additional amount 50 universally used induces
dyspepsia, liatuleaeo, anu torpld liver, mid ls
one of The el,tcI casises ol That tlullness and
, 1876-09-16
4 ,TlOACII TRAP.

10 "S 4sAtk0F ~ 4 4He 1FaQuHe.
fnnu, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-ln TIE TRIBUNE sup-
plemcnt Of the 9th inst, a correspondent who
signs his nano "John Schneider " asks some
ono ot your readers to tell hlm how to cxtcr-
inmate cockroacllcs. Tho folowlnGls dcserip-
tion Of a plan which I hayc tried With perfect
success: Take MI carthcn vessel; MI It t,alf full
Of water, tako n ptccc Of wire hnIf as thick as
pIpc-atcm, and 1png enough to reach across tic
top Of tho vessel; lIp small piece Of broad in
nolasscs, nnd run l,nlf1engtho of thawiro through
the centre Of tho brcad tl1cn lay tho wiro across
the middle Of the top Of tho vessel At bedtime
plaec tue sossel, fixed as above directed, on the
lloor whcre the 'roActcs most frequent, and
p'uce pieces Of boards or shingles with ono end
resttpg % tho top Of tts vessel, and tho other
In tho morning you VIII lind tho watlr In tho
yessel filled With lcad and dying roael,cs. Sgt
caught. 'Roasi,es ire very fond of any kind Of
sweet bread, md In Walking across tho wire to
Est q the nraa Suspended on + they slip o
Respectfully yours, n. D.
, 1876-09-16
WE GIVE II UP.

IN fhS Eatlos' If Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14,--l should like to nsk tho
arractical woman question or twu: Would
sho be good enough to inform mo what Is q
chciniloon3 have been pondcrng itoyer since
Tho week before last. tavt inquired OF ali my
acquaiutanccs, nnd'dlllgcntly sought for nior-
nation OFT the subject, but alas, they are ali rs
Ignorant rs nyaelf. There WAS, however, ono
gentleman WHO told mo that ho waa thoroughly
posted, and solcmnly assured the that The gar
mcnt III question was cxaetly like Roman
toga. With this exception, the chcmiloon Ind
stiiIening in the back, rs they were only ;ntenl-
cd for persons who had no backbone.
"No backbone" sattt; "such au absugu-
itv.H
"'TIs true, nevertheless isu said, with great
solcmntty; ut Is quite co.nnnr, especially einco
the panic. You tnke people WHO cat nothing
but ycgctnb!cs, no meat no sugar, ind sec how
quick their backboHcB will Timber out. Now,
tlant Is prec!scly what thcsu things you mention,
"Wsll,", Inquired usa'u, "whnt is Roman
lic said he did not cxnctly know, but lc had
friend who Ind one, got It for rainy days, and
he wanll aak htH, ntl let tnu know nll about 1t.
llavon't acQn hin since, aud really think that
l!n knows nothing .wl,atcvcr about It. l was
provoked, hcsausa should have asked for H.
llo l,ns Eot my friend that Inns any such gar
mont nm positively anxious to k,iow, as my
finances nrn VERY low. and II this new garment
required hut s,hall outlay, / might pcr!1apa lo
Ablc to rrors1rc one, mid 10 make lnmc happy
for another winter. II you Will kindly jnf0r,n
atract Wcar, will euustder 1t "a swect boon."
hfitH N. N.
, 1876-09-16

su!1clcnt'y thick; then put on an
trag psd' and throsl witt. s. esvy earpst @ .i9es. %
You viii then lavo a strong, slnrah1o ltolttcr,
which Will snyc tho burning mid soi1ing of yonr
!lts-tnwcls by u.c about tho cook!1g.atnvc.
Dlts. nf ilan,icl, ends Of worsscd, old woolcn
stockings !ntscns, ete;, should 10 e!it up itno,
Or ravclet, anu usctf TO stuff ptn.Cnsiions.
Once try It, at,tl you Will nnyur tso bran ngain,
fancy. strny feathers frum pillows can also
60 into tho plsi-cnslltons.
Mattresses sllouEd always he covered: Ger
man plnt1 mnkca t,rat covering, but ut,-
blcacl!ct muslin, at seye,, cents yard, docs AZ
we'll at half tic price. Onc Indy saved sovcral
uncovered mattresses nt the time Vi the gre,
but 90 socd wore they with tllr ci,ldcrs, smoke,
ant dust OF TINT dreadful day Tint It wns I'm
,sril1lc to HBe them without mixing ovor. Her
nelghbor ht'pped the covers uH [ier reacuc1
beds ani fonni tho mattresses frcafl and clean,
III spite OF their ,,nttauRl experiences.
Save tllo taripp!Dgs of para1ne randles to put
Into starch; It prevents the lrun'A sticking.
l could tell you nhout swceping Will. bran,
md fllanJ other things but fear tlifB Is already
too tUlg letter, SO draw to close. u.
, 1876-09-16
A SUNDAY DESSERT.


CHICAGO, Sept. i'll fcel Al though It were
worry selfish Of mo to take nll Of your good
things without even telling how wo enjoy them
or sending my In return. Mrs. j. G. HIS
purker-IIouse rolls" arc delicious, and l
thank her for tho recipe, rs It is 40 much less
work than tho one Ind.
VIII somo good houselnothcr please tell mo
how to fry chickens 80 they Will taste "1ust rs
our lnot1cr's used tu ~
Would like to glve you dessert for Sunday
which NO ti'inkvory ntco 4 spy for Sunday, be-
Or st1 orangss; cut Into thin slisesi pour oycr
oi milk; ae,d while boiling tho yoeiks e
Of three eggs, ono tablespoon Of corrl>starch
Gnadc smooth With littla cold mllls); stir all
fruit. Beat the whites Of the eggs to afroth; add
two tablespoons Ut powdered sugar; pour over
tho e,stard, and brown IN tho oven. Serve cold.
Wish We could or would discuss something
besides b; what We might eat, drink, and weuF.
md hnyo hut little time for it; but, II VIC knew
Of D pleasant entertaining book, would layo it
to 81 eatch up" There are many that We can
ssna resn w ns1Gn fot nsaee ,Sa a
Kingdom" No olta ean read such mud not bo
taught lvasons ueyer To be forgotten, md
thy THY 7a,,a,,, are within tho ,shox rsaen OF al.
wish for good reading anl cannot aGord 'Inany
expensive booka. There aro of eourse, other
classes Of reading Which require more thought,
precious ~ jewsls; nay, m9r1 r. so,-inyaluable;;
For instance, Sesame ard Lilies; or, True and
Beautiful "-atorci,nuscs Of richest thought.
DUST ono hint moro; that Is shomc-lceorations.
Let us exchange our Knowledge Of such things
anu help mako othor lloincs than our own at
tracttYe.
How A1o packages addressed designed for tho
Homo Ut tho Frlcndlesst ALLEqHA.
, 1876-09-16

a TALK WITH THE GIRLS.
WetffkfS G&tA IAt 1kdALMA

p.. r. w.. a"s - '"r"" III, A.
time in lilo thero aro so many things YOU need
to know, which you may think Of little ACCOUNT
n,s hen tn Us ~ ns
Your ,,rcss 1 should @ b bo % 10 arraoaoa r. ' that its
entire weight II upon the shoulders, md so
loose that alt tho ORGANS cNu maintain The post-
ttnns Nnturc nav, them. n thnufd to eo,inlly
distributed over tho cntlte body'-not a
doEcn thicSncsses around the waist and one
OH the arms anl legs. Nature clothes nrtmals
With fur and birds with feathers, aud dtstrb-
ntno thsn, sa1,,,,v ~ rn,r1v ~ ,,ror liz 1,,av
.eo NJ sAsi saaal's' n'a.sy ~, wv s"s oeo5'
nos "'n'e9' Soa neco wv sai1s run your
vrihts to your ankles. Ono flannel aud o,1a
over skirt, also a dress, because custonl de-
mauds lt-not because you arc cold without !; T., t
", tses so'i.o11"uie o ka'u,o..s w. w. ~,
Wabash aVenuo support or supply tho ouat, ana
20 not intorfcro With roffect de7ciopmcnt'
When you are rightly dressed you arc uncor'-
] vos,p emn,nrSmcnt. ~ A s'' e"''S '''0"s"S ~
'SIH1 I1nti1 ia vcsrs NJ noe. vou ouoht tn he In
bcd al o'clock, anl risc In sumi11sr at 6 ard In
witer at !. Every purson should keep a Ing of
rooms fiji. snlI ia fn,,nii Il the butchnr,s.
tear,,nfui nf thIa hrno il norcl inio two o,;orts
Of tcpid water, md tic otitiro body spongcd ii
least tlirce Tines weck. Wasl part At I time,
"co Thr ,i,o,,1i ~ ,ccnv sn orcr vs ;,,r.
uies Thrsc hatis n,,sst i,o tt;n,stci ano wncIr
n coc, .nnnti, Vo,,r shnns ai,oai, Ls
as as I iargo D' as can 1A SeN els'' BE- 5:0N worn. H.
4 IN yont the fesr ers s!a,nped ana not t,a H.
i nn, az om rowtaG i3 II thn hnv ,t t.ss cn
tn, ~ to ooqrc tin5r ia.1crs unt 9 p1t nae VII II
has becalne n nrnyorb tlnt tfe "a; jcet ~ xn,ncn
.ass.r casa f,rowin", r. Il tr,,e ~ to.r ,yl,,, ~
,tss nn, ovn Na3mrc IL ful meas,ra IN von,h II I;
ia sl,nc f. tirht liz smoiI hnnos and {cnInne ~
tho ,n,,srioa II H." ye"t rar,,nt nttatn ~ t"a,,
thetr strs,,th a,,.1 nrnnortIon' r,,c tn,aci"e II
tic lers ars weak M atld Unsteady, and m awkwafd
rait i afinr in rcs,,it TEc bonie1 ~ ,rn',"au
inat,y timex saifers fr want OF ersraise. t'tl1 In
md Hi ~ iumrs m o,rn,1nt nf intnc fert' Thc
hodv tires ynrv nuiclsly # thn frnt nra mncan's
fortabie' copns nnsI bn;ons belonT Ia berhari.,n.
Ths~ iii, nnvcr nttct ti,nsc wi,n ccn nn.s ~
tures. ncc;l in cInthinrr t1,s fert TI'cv sl,ouI5
he tntI,ed IN fen1i wntrr ti,ricr srcckiv nnfi t,n
Lort1 sec. an1 Icai cWtcic cor"fH1x .c,nuvcI
Nuujana e no a re,oyc3 and ,oneto,Sa c,,1,v v
weaTnr % n. IN nledtct of cotton wooi botvecn tI,o Ia
inr1a III .pssnS toc TSc int ehn,,d ho tont
Ws{{ oiicd. Shoes for wintor .hnmM ,,c itnaI
viii tin fur Or flannel. Tic one memory Of
enti co,i fcct. Il il iinnoaaihic ~ hnve hrn1th
, 1876-09-16

1Ft42M4,
CHICAGO, Sept 12.-"W Wdol uluIrles'" article
reminds one Of the laboEed dlsquistions Ut Sir
Thomas browne tu dlsproye what no sane per
son bad ever thought of inserting. It Is very
evident that he did not read the reluarka which
were made on salt aud sugar, but finding these
articles condemned Is useless and injurious, ha
Eushes fooltsh1y Into print Without single argu-
ment to support hts theory, merely reiteratlns
for the benefit Of the "unpro{essIonal :" what
1statci in my letter to BE- u fact, ald wlxt
, 1876-09-16
1IE WILL SETTLE TIE QUESTION.

10 I'D E1Ig0F G1 3H8 1776HH74
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-Thinkiag that some
Of your readers may suppose by my
silence thut tho arguments brought to
hcar By Mr.. Rossiter to support llts
theories in regard To ta) poisoned sugars [b> wa
ter contaminated By load, {c) that physicians do
not look to tho causo Of dtsease, afu unansWara-
bic, wish to assure them TINT thu contrary Is
tho case, and that in two weeks with your per-
nssion) will produce MI array OF facts which
will settlu the question. ANo.
, 1876-09-16

~ ne lsaftor af Tas 1'fft9ns,
Cu1oAoo, Sept. Ill have been very much
interested Of late In tho Home Department of
your paper, which should bc carefully read by
every housekecpcr. hope that ,nny bo abla
to contribute ny mite ut some future timo. l
have a quantity OF lair for ornamental work,
and would Ike somo of It white. VIII some
0ne 1o SO kind rs to inform INC how can blench
Il, mud obljEe, A EUnsClstuEH