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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-12
Worlds Fair i'm Paris.

The evident indisposition of the Ad-
.n1lnlstratlon to take any steps looking
to the proper representation of the
United States at the Paris Exhibition
next year, except IN response to a di-
rect order from congress, has more than
once been remarked. Although many
persons of influence, having an interest
in a full representation of American in
dustrles at Paris, have called upon the
President and upon the Secretary of
State, and urged them at least to APP
point provisional commission, no
steps in that direction, even, have been
or. are likely to be taken - t9lse
An explanation Of this apparent want
of official interest Ia the Paris Exposi-
ton 1hay possibly be found in the con-
duct &of France during che centennial
celebration in Philadelphia last year.
an active part, in the management of
the centennial exhibition that neither
the action Of the French government
nor the. character of the French exhibit
was such asathe United States had a
right toaexpect. While other nations
sent special commissioners to the cen
tennial, 1nanyof them selecting men of
high ranKsand great experience, France
refused to do So and intrusted the III
terests of hercitizens to subordinate at
itaches of the French Legation, one at
least, of whom was extremely objection
able TO President Grant. So strongly
did the president feel on this subject that
he refused to accept an ipvitation to a
public dinner IN Philadelphia, at one
time, until he was assured that this per
son wouH2not be present. 1t was also
Believed that she letters attacking the
United States, about which SO much stir
was made in France, were actually
Vrittenaby one of these representatives
Of the. French government, although
the peFon suspected of being the author
of them disclaimed any such response
bility. So - - - =. -.
When goods to be. exhibited atrthe
centennial began to arrive, it was soon
discovered, that the, agents, of certain
French exhibitors were attempting to
defraud the United States of duties by
under the special regulations
fixed by. the treasury depalr'tlm elit, artii--
desSMatsWere intended for sale, instead
of those exclusively destined to be ex-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-12
How Shall | the Nation Regain
Prosperity?

@ssss *ss4ssss sss Assa1s $50 - sz@
Why is there no demand for the
multitude of useful things that the
United States have the facilities for pro
ducing better and. cheaper Gas can be
demonstrated beyond all7question) than
other countries. Why is there no OPP
portunity for the multitude of our
laborers, who ask for nothing else than
that they may have the opportunity to
support themselves by producing, and
are nov. denied that opportunity? One
answer is, that the United States for. now
a long series of years has, in its fiscal
policy, denied or ignored the truth of
the above economic, automatic prin-
ciples 1t has not, indeed, in so many
distinct words said to the American
producers and laborers, You shall not
sell your products and your labor to the
people OF other countries, We do not
think it desirable that you should sell
your products or your labor IN this
country; and as far as we can interpose
legal distractions, we don't intend that
you shalil But in shutting others out,
we have at the same time and neces-
sarily, shut ourselves in. And herein
is trouble: "a o. T.. The house is too small.
measured by the power of producing,
for those that live init.sAnd remedy. No.
l is to be found in Withdrawing the bolts,
taking off the locks, opening the doors,
and getting out and clear of all restric-
tons on producing and the disposal of
,1roJ,,otC
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-12

& CiRcc1AAssILAN women. are selling their
glorious ]! Us hair q IN orderto provide funds
for the wounded soldiers. Somesof their
tresses, four feet two inches long are
sold in London.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-12
London Glnhe

CENsURING, with the desire to mortify,
is very different from that suggestion Of
ourlerrors, which it is the office of friend
ship to give; and we should judge differ,
emily OF the same language if delivered
with contrary intentions sfsHsT
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-12

The people fear that lhe end isnot
yet The Saunders and Kennedy fami-
lies, as well. also, the Edwards family,
are numerous and bold. The pistol,
that great and potent arbiteI among
the ehiyalry Of Kentucky, will not be
allowed to rust in the belt and ere longs
doubtless, other victims will beaded
to the long roll. a. = = - -
, 1877-07-28

To the Editor o. The TRIBUNE.
DooNE. 1looae Co.. Ia. July 2f.-I havo bcen
very much Interested In The llnme 40 entertaining
md amusing, 8 piccalilli Of gossip. silence,
kitchen recipes, and religion. One gets tho views
Of auCh araricty OF peoplo on such variety Of
subjects. Such a relief 10 turn from the papers,
where two Of three columns aro derolcl tu tho
discussion OF ono subject to 1hc Home. where no
one ever rays enuugh on any ono topic to tnpress,
much Ir*s weary ono. Such detxhtful mixture
Of music, curfaut jelly. education, little curly
aon. aSs .;sH sa ts S syq e1 'o es4s ssH.ss:
Mrs. va!e, ,yonr literary tasto hae evidently been
inincncc'i by rcnding tho productions Of auct uu..
known asplraHts for fAsne ~ tlaimct. Lowu11, anl
for the Atlantic .IoHthty and 4s0ffh american
jteEis~ wilt tnM your tAsto II you rcsRist In rtad
ing .such smnt provincial publications.. but do
Tho liouc, and tho el1uttons Of tho ''swcot girf
tu'Hcri graduates" viii eventually correct your
Furn Leaf, won't yon ho 70 exceedingly kind a.
atn sh nn1iUas tn cultivate sunA1werF. THEY
seem to an9gcst aspiration, they aro m tall. Their
n'ntto must bc Excclslor. aha a!nu{s,ona young
nt!emcn sometimes fastcn tho hIuss,'n In hut.
ton.hole. And then tho srctla aru VERY nice for
chlckGEs. .........
Will snn'e at tho excellent housewives wbo writs
tlon! In suct 1M'u~chold operations ~ Hiiny =
schkottac. n II beucr to glass goblet or tin
cup IN conveying tho wntef fT0h the watof-pail 10
tho kcttls! wish to iMtuse a. ,n,ucn poetrY -
horttics ltTcr. Does tho crystal nutd exert moro
rc:illny tai1ucncc when seen through transparent
nleIt'iMf lscelns " me that shining tnware llrs
Gun doubtless set mo right And ia best to scour
ta1'c cutlery IN the old Or new Of tho noonr
h4pe t!iht the nssntton may prosa success.
eomtt,nutous have ma4u Tho Home the SUCCESS
that It ID. lEHT STAHyonD.
, 1877-07-28

wArKrsHA, Wis.,. July e;5.-Of all your corrc-
spondents, I have noticed mono from hero
describing to you tho protoundquict and Ioyclincss
ut 'Waukc" ~ sumHncr resort. / suppose Tho
regular Inhabitants too busy attending to guests
or bnatcss to devote much ttmc to writing at all.
Even With tay sparu timo knowing tho limited
space u your eolumna) would not attempt tho ae'
sr!Iptton, but nrKs You TO come and soc for your.
sclsc+. especially u you hHso an aEtnent which
may hc cured by drinking Inc ,nlncral wators.
liuvo faF by oil means. t"D Or three dayH. aud
wind up with .grand promenade concert.
VIII k. send to my address tho - noatcr" pat
tern, and Lilly OF tho Valley tho Cupid aud ar-
row patterny In return, Will furnish directions
and niusa for bracket.
Ii tue fact that Old bachelor uncls h1s not
made nRy will yet h to be held M ntlncutnent
e U: eirs to answer aIl hts questions. wll tell
the fclGn; apply ottom: .ante euFc Don't uso tho
txr.watcr, but remain bald, for by that We Will
rocnsnix1 you nj tho Convention.
WIN cat.lo Mills, ot l'loon', IT,. please c1;
Suburban. ask In return for slip OF her douhls
while fuchs!a7
sir. Editor. VIC thAnk you for this Home, and At
tho Convention yours shall 10 tho honorable chair.
For lear Of another Mrs. Vale. you must e1v',sc
LUTTE, Box 385.
, 1877-07-28

CuicAoo, July e7.-Plea4s Rt1e this plsee 10
Ths Homo for The bsneat OF the "Old Bachelor
Cpe!e." read your letter In tho last Issue, and
think know moro than you do, about souas th!nxs
Il isaal though An only gtl. not yet 30! You
want to know khout The Home folks; can tell you
OF = few: "feFu.Leaf" u not married 10 ''Ds.
sonds," nor likely u be. ~ she has bus.
knvw why writer's choo4e sucA hutrid namss, uu.
leaa it il because they do not like lhsir own. aud
are waiting for some ''Old Dache!1r" 70 give
ibe1u bctte1 one. do not know Maud Low q
Msdgs Aadcap, but .'ked, White and Bus. ="
arc Esy and lively girls. Suck coas sEs golng to b
worn ~ fhose VINO have no othsra. Tell your ntecs
sharp kuIfe will tufe warts. The Saras will do tor
: felon; cut o1 a. tue asss jolut, cure with
sait aud ssltpetfe. do hops your xoat will bS
better. before thu Conycutlon. l wish you could
have lssn A. Tho picnic this att<Faoou; there wefe
not many thrsc,, owing ~ Tho raia snd riot, but
shoAs who wcfe had good time, | would not sd
vise yo4 u tFy t4t-~ascz Or ,suythlpx el*e II you
contemplate 'nssisaony. blessed i tho man Hho i
thall'hesdsd. Dex pardon. " aet usa s!spx.
, 1877-07-28

Cn,cAao+ July 27.-Mrs. Falc has been ~ gen
orally denounced In your last saturday'a ts'ne for
her criticisms on Tho Homo department, cannot
refrain fram expressing my sympathy with her
Views. Agroc with her fully that tho nanch spacc
Is occupied In Tho Hons department In iiscnss1ng
dyapept!o recipes. hoaiers, air'caAt'es. hairpin
holders, ETC. It Is bad omen when we cannot
bear 10 bo informed of our mistakes Ia this life.
battle, \ condition VIC Ill Inherit. and where ev.
err one Il At nsst a raw recruit. II Mrs. yale'a
mental condition demands auhjects that will in.
dncc her to study md practice on higher plane
hcf role Of existence think theFe aro many rcal
era of The lfou,c department who tympathlze with
her md seek earnestly for tdhsc letters that 6c.
cassonRlly appear In Tile Home on subjects that
giro Information on the correct way 70 live phynlu.
logically, intellectually. md morally. The Ia~t
two We have fnccntlsce and oprDrtunftEes 10 ac-
an!re. bnt tho ftst. wh,:h II TIM foundation and
knowledge IL too often acquired By supposislon or
tradition. ~,
hope Physician and Guunaka hare not retired
feon, the field. but Will continue their
upon tho scfcntihc Nay 10 make \ sound body and
soun4 Mind, for their letters arc Invaluable.
Let us hear from you aRain. Mrs. yaie,
ron all tho pose far IT, l wish al
women were strong minded, and men too. with
Eo0d common acn4o to make thelf wives eArncat
and noble. Observation-Disclosures does not ncccsra.
rilr tnply deficiency VI w0manllneAh or tho finest
qualities OF heart and mind, hume wouid havo
tbs infer from tho decisive nlanner In which thcy
appty tho term. II. ".
, 1877-07-28


Rxnt1aTnN, Ind, duly 94.-t was noticing our
peaches this morning and saw they wera getting
to bc quito large. 10 thought would w,!to and
tell how TO mako cheap and prctty hanging .bas.
kct. SO aare all tho peach.atoncs and soak fnw
hours In water to loosen tho fruit remaining In tho
dents; then scrub clean with u1tt toath. brush,
an1 splt tlscm In Two. Take an cid two-1nart
tin basin, puncl three Or n,oru holes near the rim
for suspendtnx cords. and 0nr at the centre of tho
tuttoM TOT drainage Paint ctat It inrI.te with
rusin to prevent rust; c0yor tte outside with putty.
ffrns the half peach atoncs firmly nto the putty.
putting tho arrcst ones 10 the bottou,-takc caro-
and nut cover TIC hole tor s!rafnaHc. S1w coytr
the whole with little aapl,allUm ds+olst In spirits
af tHepentinc. When 1t IN dty y1n will lavc an.t-
aonie and unique hanging BASKET. resembling carved
work, rich enough t0 repay yan well for ynnE
trouble. How much do ai1-Bt0ych cost, nnl Will
they heat r0oinf | will send to my address a
pictnre.fta pattern, anl II bracket pattern, and
blsl pattern 10 he made eMt 0f setset MD stuffed,
for 1tc ccuts arieec ann postaRc, ihEec.cent
Rlamr vii be enough tn carry II thtuuch tho nain.
The lracket and picture. rinc aro lDth tu DC made
Of ctEar.boxca. nnl II xny wlrhca to have
pllow- sham pattcrn will Acnl ono that every body
THINKS IL pretty for ten cenlA mil three cunts fnr
postage, Ths tines arG tlan! and time rcarcc at
this season, 40 csnt aI0Ed to Fcnl tlcn for nptt-
Ing; but II any one wpi,es for such things don't
thluk tt Ia much. Ut torgut to tell you that to
put salt tn cracks AID crosccs wheru bc.lbugs
will make tlom disappear. Wash tho Ao0rh and
woodwork wherc they ar0 and they will hayo to
1ca,e. lily sddrcss H., Llxxik, Box Isl.
, 1877-07-28

~ Inc EsAstoF " 4Af {t3bHe.
FAnAtsoros. ILL.,. July a4:-l hare great
ycarnlnx to DO iakcn In and become = Homer.
FlcA.H ray yea boforc tho Convention. / have
found 50 mknJ good things IN Tho lioms during
tho paat six months, thst regret did not haxo Il
sooner. Three weeks ago my Sunday was spoiled
BY finding the nmes supplement In our Tribune.
and II Il hnppens again yon may look for q sub
scriher direct. wont depend on tho nows.dcpot.
llayo endured ths snt,v. think, and atter much
suffering n'cd cotnpress OF cold water. put
Mno 6etween my shnul.tcss, - tho sorene's
CLOTH. and In tue morning remove Ill damp cIoth-
n9 H. L. ttca ~ ,sk' Of eo'a - sTon water Ia not
Wlstcria, utmost think ], know you. vas
ago. haA visit or fnur n,uuths there.
! wish ~ tho girls. and SONS women. would read
whal Lady 1.oulse says about slanR. 1t secms to
me impossible fur roaned porsan 10 sse Rlanx, and
It IL nut ~ many rcmnyca from swearing. liuntIe.
hut rcnl KentleHrn nescr ndn.'re the.n.
| hrrce with Anrn'ono regarding large major!ty
Of our mo.ol1. lwont .!cnnanro al, for llefs ars
but ths mass, Oh what mcsai am acquainted
with mtss yct in her early teens who !. hot esrn
sa.,sea Tth md ! nS'e|: 1us want. kooa and
Lssiqtr aai Kindred Literature. Can
rclate tho continued stories down to tho
for her to commit tbs multiplication table Of com,
nit 4 fcw vcrpcs In her SUNDAY. school Lesson, Hhu
cannot reMenI'sr anrthlns she 4 told IN lhe uss.
takes. and omissions =, ~ forgot, ~ II did
not think" she II disseminated with he! lot In
a!e. and makes shoss around her unhappy b. taer
Of q rich liun., All. II sho only knew how happy
abe really might be- and The suffering there Is ii,
The world, shr would accept het lfta ~ pleasant;
handsome heroes. ~ Thousands Of otter gltl.' have
bccn aud ats being. 6lRor.
, 1877-07-28

Mnnt'r The rnlfern Of Cupid. wildwood tile pat
lem Uf tYrr,Rn sanv-ycr-cl, photo EtnIhrr,
sr'nt.r h.l1cr ar AH1J. nr imitation Of iur9nDL~r
fnrAei: shoufG like to know nsr:ty ratt''fn fur
rarh-rccc!eer; sirn i Ehine.s air.ras{le. TD all
whn will send nj" pattern. Will -cnd so1nethInr IN
txcnsnRr, either nnwrrs or fancy work. | ran
rrnt rccIpe far photosrsphinv ica,es. pattern Tor
sflppcr r.ho1dcr. ctr. In tho wny It fnwera have
lovely dohhfe fMeh+in. purple nnh rrl. 4 pFnfrao
hloomcr. favoritc musk rsnns. ami \ .tnpanrso
honcyhuckle. Of which can trnd slips to lho+o
wiAhinH them. Suburban, i*n'l ynns poor
white fuchsta ain,ott Icadi have
tctn s9 many applicants for slip.
do wanl onc .rry had. HeartseAsp wI.he. for anne
recipes for breakfasl dishes; hero II one ahc mhy
never hare tried: Make srtncemrat Of choppttt
ham. bfekJ'eraHbs. pepper, fslt, md melted hit.
ter; make soft with IIttle mIik; halt Ill small
patty pans with this, and hrcnk an cxg cafetn!y
upon tho top of each: dust " th pepper and Aa!ts
and apEtnklo hnctyt.pordctcd crackers over ~.
sct tn thd oven and 'base eight n,inutce. To be
eale! hot VIII some ono give recipe for def;
10 be eaten coidt TuRqUoisE, Box II.
, 1877-07-28
sKELETONIXED LEAVES.


DANv.tLK. ILL.,, July 29.-Aay | cntar into the
sacred precincts of Tho Home. and surpllantly
p,aes upon Ita altar directions for 4ketetonIktng
leaves, which l bclIcva Was inquired for BY sume
one Of the u.su.bdss Ut Thu ioae two weeks stnces
Leaves most easily akc'etonixed are tullp.trcs,
poplar, argentina, box.iyy. magnolia, holly, hen-
bang. Put in salu-watsF Lona4sIy poplar shout
July. laid ~ three wsrks: orange and lemon
Leave. August QUO mouth; belly. smooth ls4f' at
them on plees Of glass. with ane kn!fc's point
d&cn5agp Tic cutsclc skin. aud With pliers draw
thrm out with great care; then wash thr plant or
leaf by pouring warp water uycF II; tt inAy lie 4
Jsy Or two. aud then dntsh It. The must delicate
uq psees " 70 bsaeh ha sust tps
ful Of chloride Ut !iMa to i quart Vt soft wutar:
souc require Two, solna i've OF six hour; kccp II
from the sQp. CA8ApVc,
, 1877-07-28
ICE-CItEANf.

To Ne EdpaF NJ The Trtb1snt.
CnrcAro, July e8.-ln the lass Issue Of Tho Home
4 lady asked tor recipe for making fcc.crcam.
have an excellent one. Take ono quart VI cream,
two quarts of milk. two cups Of sugar, t~o table.
epoonfuls Of arsowroot OF n.n.arc!,, and na.or
With two tcaHpooufufs Of Vanilla, Of any other ia.
vorln3 you choote. Test the sugas a,tt yoks II a
cream. the whites to be beaten sti1 fruth md
added 70 tho sugar md yolks. Hiring atant half
the milk 70 teadng po'1t and add tho arrowroot.
which has been Dissolved In little coIu milk. Al
regard. the quantity Of aalt md leo to be used.
couldn't tell exactly. but thnk aeons one.4nnrter
~ much salt a. Ice would he fnhetcns. w use
with lrlt. 20 In turning this Tho cream can 10
beaten Tery fast, which makes It light AMI rood.
J ehonld like to ask 1 few favurs Of the members
o. Thu Home. VIII ''stJx," ''strasr." md
''kitehen Dcs1tee pscase tcnl nnn patterns of
Castles, and ftadie. Of Lincoln, be 10 kind ~
70 send pattern Of crochct- work. basket: Katie
Drown. please send cross and crown ant Chinese
cake, Or spongc cake recipes, OF tei them how 10
make good clam.chordcF." JHLtr.
, 1877-07-28


CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 25.-To Amaleur and many
Others who hare written to know what kind Of an
outnt they want for f.ct-tawtng. would say You
can mako 4 rcry fair commencement with saw
frame. PAWS, brad-awi, q few patterns, two small
dlcs, smnll tacks, board In tho shape
Of tho letter Y At ono end to hold the work on and
soma pieces of thin board {cIsar.boxcs do very
we'll to practice unl. OF course, an ron advance
In this bewitchfng work, you wilt wnnt 10 add 10
both tools and materials. had slsa1s obtained
my etock at M. 81 Temple place, l;oetnn,
Mass. After ! came to Chicago 10 live,
| one day went IN search Of pasterne. And was
refy glad TO fntl that the rams Company had rooms
you will ind Indy who can tuppiy you With
everything needed for sorrento wood.tawlng and
loot. ts1wer saw Thcro ats all klad& " beantiai
piercA Of carving and aawIng on exhibition, and il
Will well rcnay ono ~ Look in 1T them. tn person.
living out Of tic city Houtd say send for one Uf
their catalogues, which will tell Just what ono
wans, sao tho price Of esch article. CossA.
, 1877-07-28
SPATTEfI-aVOHK,


DunuQuE. H., July 81. II have been a Ecatcr Of
The 5iomc somo time, and have always enjoyed 1t
scry much. but nevsr could got couraso 10 wrlto
before. May Day, will copy directions for
.pattes-wosk from tho February number at The
american .Aarteaitar4ts Of 1t7d: ''Proside
yuursclf With IN old tooth. brush 0no.tooth
coub, and aome 1ndla.tnk. II always use common
lnk. which dos. }u't a. we'll Sptead an old news.
oT n'us!in upon il. Now arTangc tho ferns and
leaves In a graceful position. and stick dno pins
or needles throagi. thum M to tIo card
to keep them In position. pip tho
brush Into eolu water aud sltnko II well. RlsrplnE
Il on TO papur or rpR. ~ 1t must mt be too wnt
Pour Iato 1attc.plsto or saucer little ink. anil
take ponIo Ut 1t up up0n your bsuah. Take lhu
era,h 10 yuat rigis hand the comb IN your. lett;
tnches oa, anI dtaw the comb Across thn bsistlcs
towards you: You h.l better try It upon sonle
Wastc paper bofnre sp1aahng your card, ~ It r..
auise:s l'tte t'rae.tse and expet1eaes 10 .pattsr
will be too larXs As.d ao spoil the eject"
Lo. would llks that cal pattern xsfY much. !
hare pretty card. .hDldcr pattern to be made with
sPatter: work that WI, send y yoa would !ike It.
MAUD MrLLxA, II I'LL street.
, 1877-07-28


FEoHsA. H., July 25.-Dear sialets: May !, too,
come lns would like 10 shake hands with you
all and become eetisr acquainted. ! have been m
attentive and Interested rradcr Of The Home lei.
teFs TOT soma tina, and Gun keep Sill no longer
look each week for the signatures Of many of you,
And II theJ ass not there am disappointed. It IL
pleasant to imagine tho charactt. Of each one while
teadlng thciF productions born Of q kindly dispo.
sItton 10 extaad helping hand whore help s need.
et. 70 Annie y. llaie We should hs thankful for
wise counsel IN tine of sckncss and pain; 10 9th.
err for adding xaFuty to ths t2ts, os solu tnuch.
needed st!icls lor the toilet etc. have tried SONS
uf thG recipes gtten In ns IIoms anl fouuI titcu,
all sp'end!1. Kitchen beyutco. lndurse your scu
ttmsnts; n!ao Snoosy pooittie on the other party
who enters 10 Ind fault II KafIo Hsuwt Will %
kind cnouYh tn send supporter pattern viii return
stamps aai hrartfclt thanks. for ! have long tell
thu nrcd OF one, and Wunld be xIaa to fclteSc hrs
b. sending thu sAu1g to an1 per.un who viii AK of
one; oslena tha! lat suygrstion Of yours Il very
ptopaatsd I" sae founding ot bsnave'ens !p.situ.
rhx's Homo" Would not that By N appropriate
naMet bLu&u1Asux2.
, 1877-07-28

CnrcAoo, July 2a.--Tho following method Of
preserving fruitcans from breaking IN being filled
has been thoroughly teatcd anI proved good. 1t Ia
not necessary to haro the cans bot. hut let then,
Atand anywhcto TINT may be convenient. Before
beginning 10 put In tho fruit put tho forednEet Of
tho left hand on tho c,lgn Of tho can and hold tue
thumb and either fingers Is low AowE on tho out
slide Of the can ~ poeslble slipping then, up ~ the
call |. Allied. hut Mking cafe 10 old tho finger Mi
tne willie on tho top Or edge. Change tho fingers
T. grow" too bot, but keen pEessnrc The etl1o
u tho can until It IL bftMful. No one uceu io
ln*u fruit jar, II thls plan il adopted.
! al'o send = recloo for Simmer sausage"
weather Take cold roast bcrf or md chop
nc; add equal part Of tta!c lrrad cruil.bs rca-
son With prppcr and salt and litiIc says. Wet It
with tic gravy, or with whteT, until II is mu!at
enough to bo noIdud into bills. Fly in = Il bic
spoonful Of bItlss, Ep9rtASD.
, 1877-07-28
CUIlnANT JELLY.
Tc the Edtfnr ~ TAs Tribune,

CHICAGO. Jnly e7.-E hass been an AdmlrdE and
reater Of The Home for long time. and have long
wished fur sons 4uestton to 10 asked that might
tatser myself waa really called upon to snswcs,
ana believe Two found In jcIly's nqurT of !Aat
week. lIa.ing just returned from = trip to The
country. whure ! succeeded In u.&kInY pot Ut
jelly, vii! send my recipe: Pick over carefully
without sen!n,lug, st1 quarts OF cnsFants put them
T. 81 ass S ws
soft; taku ont snd strsin through = cosrso towel
until All tho juice seems 70 b. squsszod
teaeup With hsndlcI Of tho strained jules, add
same ncaaure OF Rranalatcd sugar, o. co1es sugar
- just ~ Rood; put over shssp ero and boi! fur
half m hour; tr3 spoonful In saucds, and. IL II
}el!s sutactently whom cold. take oil and put Ia
lsll ylasses, Or Jars. - you desist. When u ls
them ID alcohol, md isy osst Tho top of le jell.
whlch prevents contact with thu alr, and u will
keep much longer.
VIII sosaa oaa lett me sure remedy tos eorus'
, 1877-07-28
NApHrnA ron OFT. STAINS.

10 INF fHHof % 1Ae iFt0uHgs
GAlEsnun". July :,.22.-MY remedy for removing
oil stains from carpets and Hpholstrrcd furniture,
for cleaning KID gloves. And last, bnt bcss o! a,
fur driving moths nway. Il ffco sps3nk1lnE OF naph.
tha; It Ia prncntase Of all Irugxsts at M cents per
gallon. Tho l4dies will reIolcc to fnd aftor wash.
Ing thclt gloyca In 1t and drying them upon thcIr
hAndn, that they arc ~ fresh new onrs.
The letters of M.A. Halo 4rc cnrsclHy tho mas
Of TH1hCHE readers maru than can be exprcsartt.
ences like hers caAnut fail 10 bo power for good
to those whu aprsehcnd ana appreciate.
During tho past Two ycsFs there hare CONF to mo
many c!,0fce hacks. and u VIC believe with rfof
twin1 that tho soul and mind. well AZ tho budy,
nced fapd. ElAdy ofcs to send lIst 1T tho vol.
Saturday i.sas. To those wso lid not a :. Ice Ill
discourse on tho text ''Give " this dAy ous daily
hreksl," =" printed In 'rHE TnihuNk. would ray,
CoKISNx, Drawer L..