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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-07
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-07
EaXFT.

CAIRO, April THE Khedive, without
consulting his minister, has drafted bud
get in opposition to that submitted by
minister Rivers Wilson.
Seventy pachas, and ninety civil officers
have signed this document, which pledges
the government to hencetorth pay inter
est on the funded debt in full and punctual-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-07
Health and Happiness

Health and happiness are priceless Wealth to their
possessors, and yet they are within the reach of
every one who win use
, 1879-01-25


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Jan. 23.-So much h,, h,
said about flowers In Tho tlome-so nueh uV
aul 80 wel,-tllat 1t seems almost p.e,t.,,
add: but the experience Of ono Is bene6d., /,
another, aud vira rersa. IN a!l that h,. t,,
written flayo seen no mention of the o1,l,, i,
trcstmcnt and care. 1t Is simple plsat b,
beautiful Ia It's simplicity. It's ycr.lure Of r.,
rel-slIaped leaves ito which family It helonr,ls
OF itself pleasing; but When In tlrrarJ Ill
winter its pink-wlIite or demonstrated blokscn,
rise aboye It, 1t attracts the bclloIer srl cIIn.
the love Of nil. Now Is tho ttmc to see # ii /.
grenlcst beauty, aud. It your plant has bt1
riabt1Y cared for. you will hayo m abupdsns
OF flowers to re'Yar,t sou TIL midsummer,
Thrn R[ye 1t rest, and ceasc watching I'm
month or two, letting tho bulb relnaIa ID ,kt
pot. In tho fall ROBOT III good rcl, soft, x,,r
regularly, bur sparingly Ut llrst. at,d Incre,S, @
until II blooms Do not be A1Fuid Vt stlnp.u.s
for tho oxalis, IL you would llayr the fusta
largc, anu Of deep color aud tue fulIage abuM.
ant.
II sou have never bad this plant, proer,s
one. II in vcrT flandsnnlB III llanaihg.ha.trt
having soti1u long, dropping vsnu IL cure: tn
basket, AMI the oxalis for cc1trc-picec. Tn.
creascs rapidly, ard fru,n QUO bulb sou ti4
soon haYe an abundant supply. Its habiti m
peculiar, closfnE It's leaves a. II for rest IA lA
afternoon, and opening again IN the ulou;ns
lave written entirely I'll the wlntcr-bIuoules
oxalls,-unl IN procuring tho bulbs, onB lttt
to tc particular in sending for tho slae,
blooming variety. M It Is entlrcly distinct fra
the sutnlncr-bl0omcrs. LlLlI
, 1879-01-25
TEACHING THE CHILDREN,
v4LuAnLN lDRAs.


OrTAwA, ILL.,, Jan. .0.-No mat's Ne Is FREQ
FROM struggles anA notifications, not even the
happeat; bur every QUO may build up hts own
Aappiucss by seeking mental pleasures, and
thus lnskc himself independent OF outward for
tune. Not altogether must VIC look fur back
Tor sonselhlag both Instructive al.4 inspiring,
though 1t II = laluentable fast that much Of the
current literature OF to-day Is worss than worth.
less; It Is ID thu highest degree detrimental to
our progress !n all 1tat pertains to better u,ul
more elevated knowledge. What kind Of lItcfa-
ture are our youth Interested tut Alas that this
question must bo answered. Do they strive TO
gata uaef.l! knowledge, discipline, better conf
mud of language. VI tho lncaua Of prolougiug
ltfs und hcalthi Or do thev seek for tho trashy
diuno novels aud slckl; rotlancca which fall rs
thick Us ralndsops irom the prcssi The ll;rru.
tuse which our youth are daily reading Is caus.
lug an Increase u thIs vile rcullng matter which
Ola our papers aud periodicals till n,auy of
ttlcIu nro unit to bu taken Into pure homes, aud
arc eycn mark OF low tuste Wien found H. Office
or countlnl.-Euuu. What Gnu VIZ do to rnlsa the
staudasd lor u,usallty, purity, anti . BETTER
course Ut llfef II VIZ Euuil guan1 the lambs Ut
our uock, wv must watch the wolves: all where
, 1879-01-25

~ tbs Editor u 1ha Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jun. 1B.-1 noticed by last 9atur-
day's issue call from q lady to the contributors
of your department for their op! ulons in regard
to boasdlng-sclools tor young !4tlles, anil a. 10
the above or holnu training being preferable.
II 10 broad subject. 4nd one would Ike to
make few remarks on II may DO allowed.
I am decidedly In favor Of boxrllaR-sehools
when girls, or, us some consider themselves uni
would prefer ue 10 call them, young latlics, aso
FROM 10 10 20 ycars OF age. With these years,
tspcctualy tho former, commence, II at home, q
feeling Ut ~ atn uu1 WHIP: u ant young
lady; will wear long dresses: / will 70 to
partes; will atteld operas; | Will hayp genttn-
,ncn tuIaera: uittl / will have beau;" yet we
Cannot bfACuu Them, when they have teiF older
sistcrs unl Indy trlcnda onlv a few ycara oler
for an cxa.nu1c. unl no matter how hard yun
try to turn tlelr minis to the dead languages
a,"t other icssons equally lsv they Will PERSIST
hccn ind vii! bu exceptions to thts rule, but,
am afrnld, Tarely, as II sloes not Beelu natural
II the human race.
In regard to boarilng.schoolA, / tio not con-
slider lcnrnln9 the only advantage. There Il no
excuse nr reason for thcls nut learning. They
are asps!vea Of thcis homo liberties, which are
uny turned trom socety 4 excitement to regular
study al,t recitation ll,urs. To he'd aarDy, 1lse
car1y, lratthY diet, aud regular times tur eut-
in9, thus kceptug both bouy and braIu in health,
which ts ncarly impossible " hume. besides
thu ahoyc they urp taught sclf.psotectton, and
better able to light tho uatttca Ut tho wortd,
fcaiiuE o'l srlf instead Of uaot'.er who will nut
scsse1 nt of which yon can tracc to their litu III
tllutr lttu world fU0arlllng sc!!uuD Of learning.
wosll1 like to heaE from SOME one elsc Oh thls
subject. pU0.
, 1879-01-25
TlIE UOME CLUB.
THE MEETING WEDNESDAY.

10 fhs Editor ~ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-TnE TRIBUNE Home Club
.not pursuant tn call, ut tlle residence OF thu
President, OH Wednesday, Jan. %, e. but, owing
10 Illness md othrr unavoidable circumstances,
many uf the members were compelled 10 send
"fcgrcts."
Il However, those in attendance mado UP for
the deficiency 10 zeal. antt arrangements for the
Fair were warmly discussed, several features
being decided uDun. Tho Fair. tho preeias date
ot which will be duly ndycrtlscd Is to take place
tu the sprlox, ami preparations aru to Ia imue-
Ill atcly begun to .nakc II one OF The most at
tractlye ever held In this city The members
Aope 10 have tho hcartY corporation Of tho
nahv friends Of their enterprise In this AMI
oshrr cities, we'll ia the country. wl,o have
already written to say tley twill do all they
Gull 70 help, II w1 WILL tell them whnn uni ow.''
All articles which ran DO sent by lnail.-ll,a
postal law allows four pounds, but bo sure mt
"a seal them rlosc!v,- Inlay bc sent directly tn
thu President, III Wcstern lventie, while thoAu
which must bc sent by express tnay ba krllt IL
Mr. j. b. Shay, Ill Jackson strp0t. they 4cslru
fancy wnrl: III uil kintis, chtlIlrgp's clothing,
lasiles' underwear, ctc,. 4nythtuE which tbs
tastc or meats u! tc sender will allaw. Thuse
who llayt III time ur fneiInatlon for preparing
articles eatl sctd money tn pursl'nse materials,
preparing. nl"i all ilr ladies anlIlncu their Ill.
tcntton OF "working like braycrsh toplst enough
money in the treasury to cnablu them tu curry
out tLctr iong-cllrrixllcd design. All munrYn
1noy be scnt to II Atunr,n Treasurer Tntnusa
llone Cluu, No. ID Twcnty-tsIrd street, alui
hu acrrptable, II cycr Su sIna!l Il antIl Or ever
ha large. GRANDMA OLpwArs, President.
, 1879-01-25


CHICAGO, juIl. IA friend Of johns Wife
snys, In her letter In Tue HONS OF Jan. IL,
"Ubcdlentc ia serytulc." Is that good tloc-
trine 10 teach nur children, uur scholars. or our
servants event Suupuso we ulHve tlais ,.otta
up4,t, the walas Of our sehOui.roo,ns unI over
tic doors ot our ho'nrs as u "Eolucn uaxln,."
Let us !nrs!bo lhesc wonls up,.n tl,r banners Ut
uur urnics, let uur saIlurA read this Legend upou
The .lag ltn.tcr which they sail. let this sentt-
l!lunt H.. the ralIyiny Try VI cltzens, u1ld to
illspirakiau ot ail Christians!
''Oo.4llel.cr Is scr,ltudr," That depends en-
ttrely upun ,hs spirit Ut The ono who obe}a,
Tie tul.itauncst, fullest, a.d best expression Ut
love IL III rendering sersiev Tie joy vi loSo IL
" serve; to b. unrb!s ~ servo IL it, dcspaIr.
Tins wurl has afforded. and eternity ean un-
fold no snalhucr manifestation vi toyv than Ito
lncaruatkul-tliAt clIn4x II eon1yasellsson-
l,iyiulty u..umlg tic tuTtl Ut ! at1yaut. That
humanity uIlstt liz e1plleI tu Lie llsnlty vi
Is.rllus.
we cuunot serve two alnsters." but every
soul 1ath i:s vHu master, aud tAat lmperteus
, 1879-01-25

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. ell must confess
that Mamma has failed sfgnally Oh ono point OF
my education. She never could bring me to
true appreciation Of tho dignity Of Indignation.
In fact, anger has always struck mo as very
funny thing. Too much Of a parndox for my
weak intellect to comprehend. You sec, ono
cannot be 1iQniHed and wroth at tile sumo time.
II ia physical imposstbillty. Your face will
get red, and you Will get things mixed as sure
as fate; anl then, Of course, shall laugh. It's
failing Of mine. IA way We havo ~
"sweet,sccn.ed geranum With wings " was
particularly funny. .
fact, Macs letter waa full or funny thlngs),
Mamma, whom va pct, love, adore, and revur-
ence; tho sWccctcst, pufest, f0vclest woman
hnvo ever known: md who eomtlasids, WtthUht
ono word. tho dcep respect and admiration VI
every one she comes In contact with. 1s she
to biamo that she has hcadstronR md unruly
daughter, with oue uass In the desert OF her 1ia-
ttire-that she worshins her lnotherf
Dear 1ittlo woman, she Ia m angel, and q mar
tyr, nEd pure wonan In oI1ei
Can Mac cxnlaLn what l,o tlc1nt by "pcrnease
hnte - nni " the poison tint raukaes In my
blood VI am 80 obtuse as not to understand.
but put 1t IN becauso II sounded rather dranlat.
1c. This ia = marc hypothesis VI mime. how
cyer.
Une conviction Alac may scttlo down tn COM
fortah1y: No one will ever wrlte htm q " blood.
anl-thundcr " letter tn convince rim that he Ia
not acrnphlc. Tbs fact Is palpablc on tho facs
Of It.
sonal acquaintance. he has hit It 80 exactly.
just tho largest a,nount OF check tpretty word
by the bY, fa'Mt 1t u and The ttghtest pull'back
the long.su!lcrin9 dsessmaker can devise
S;3ut no n,oro. Only to congratulate siac on
hfa humorous nrtfr1D,-lllB hugo fDkc. Eetr
, 1879-01-25

fitting u'n.culne and fcmiaina elements,
TINS together forming oI'c, man, OF which
tic snme rights, u,c same pr,vi'cges l',c sa'no
esponsbfit,es,-no, HlAt Is mistake; the fc-
tnsle has by far the greater responsibility rcst.
Ing upon her, las bv fur tho nreascr number nf
sponsibIliiy. has been called "she conscrva.or
or The morals of tho wor1d,H md nice Job she
has Of II, II even she coull conserve them alt i,y
herself: but she Is truly moro rcsh!ns!bl% y,
TINT line, because the young Rtul tender child
resta wholly within her bosom nr upon 1t, draw
Ing kotn her mini ami lips, her ryre md cn-
duet, his frat Lessons in tlIis life. Wo to htn
ami to hoE II thnsc lessons be not pnrc and
good, To him, for the mothcr.icssons last all
through hts Time, md to her, for she rcnp* her
rawani,--ff evil, one IN make her shudder; II
goosl, happiness nothing can take frutn her;
no amount ot poverty or suffering can outweigh
the kapptncss aoUl ami loving child haa given
her. Thus The fc'na'o Is moro responsible than
the male. lie Is the stronger physfraity, abe
fs tho stronger morally; he Is supposetl
to have moro Judgment sho certainly
ts towns Us Sa i s.er
slle IL gentle. l spcMk OF tho srl1e masculine
and feminine. not ol tic many mixtures that are
to BE- fo,1nti. where very often tic male form
qualItlcs. in ali u,c great Creators works .wc
dud the union Of tho n,n1c n,,d tetnact ind Elsa
works arc perfect; mans can only begin to mp
pr0X[mate that perfection when he beHlns to
work in tho same tnal,ncr; his laws will boar
higher fruit When, in making them, lie hceds
the great example.
seen tohnye wandered from The question,
What is civilzatlonl Yet have l reallyl To my
mind, civilization docs not consist II arts aitl
sciences, in painting, sculpture. and architectural
displays, beautiful and delightful they uEc 10
our u,atoral senses; but civilization is the grin.
Ing OF such knowledge as will make mankind
happtcr ind better; rs will maks Us realize pur
brotherhood, our common equality y,-nnt equality
Of intellect, but our equal capucttY for co1nlnR
up stepby step to " the measure 1T d an,-that
is, Of an angel": - will make ua unErildgtnRay
help cact ntllGr IN tho ascent to that measure !;
as will make Us when we see oar brother
slipping down Give him our hnnd anil act
him up again, not gtyo linn slY puoh to help
him DOM, Such knowledge Is will make us
lovu our net9llbor M otirself,-thntis ia, do exact
justico to cvery one; as Will not only 9iyc us
laws for the e1ual benefit Of ALL but will caus,.
thuse laws To bo Justly administered; silril
knowledge Of ollr nwn shortcomings ns will
n,aste US humble and lcnicnt to tic shottcom-
ings Of others, until at last wo may reach tlMt
liu,t when no laws will bo ncelled to Insure jus-
t!ce TO all: when the strung will help the wcuk.
from q God.Itko pity for weakness, the very
weakness OF The weak being their strength.
Such knowledge will bring us to true civilian
tton, and finally to tho true .measuro Of a
maui CALIFORNIA.
, 1879-01-25
TRUE MANHOOD. -,
WHAT "CALsYoRNlA' TIllNKA

10 t@ 04N0F ~ &h$ APtVHWet
SAx FnAsolsco, Cal., Jan. 10.-1 fear am in
\ carplnR mood to-usy, for have bccu readlug
snme gramllo1ucnt writing that han set mY
teetll On cdge. Why will somc OF our Writers
Use long. AlgA-sountlinR words, choosing, too,
those Of foreign derivation, when our own Saxon
has 10 much more strength Soma people ney-
CT l!ye,-they scaile; shoy neYet 60 To bod
t,lsy retire; they never begin, but always COM
menea; their house IL their residence Or their
lomtclle,-untll one wearIea Of big words aud
longs for the teFsc Saxon, Or eyen for worls Of
onn syliaols. Then. too, VIC see such express
sions a. had rather be-" and "ilko he did,"
when It IL 30 auttrety sasT 70 use thy correct
words in either sentence But will lay aside
the critical denoa and take new beginning,
III were asked for proofs Of tAe great advance
OF civilization, 1 thInk / should not otter thu
same kind thst tu4ns OF our wrtteFs give. What
u c!yiiizatlona IL true civilization. or u II
but groas MatertalisM th2t makes Mcn build
for themselves magnificent palacc fill them
tbs builders live In novels and Layo
scarcely whuIewithal 70 feed aud cloths
person. al Alr. Godtu. OF Guisc, aud lis wondcF-
iul palace for lls woLkMcn, where they aAu
their families share sll thu conforts VI the
xSa xsah sfY f TIT " iD.ess ss % 5 e s !s'' ,,b ai "
light tu tho darkness OF n.an's usual selhshitas:
Some Of our rich lnen Rtvu great deaf. but
cAnnut potuk 10 ono = lo has done Or " doing
10 much good a. this true lover OF hia klnu.
lie Ia truly man, Or growing unto thas blight.
II all would follow hts example, our trn,Dps
would soon be reduced 10 thoso who will uot
| work II tlley eau hulp 1t; then, u every Stats
| would Initiate our small slster, Rhola Island.
cur labos problem would ba solved.
lu Revelations we hnd these words: " Ac-
toEdanx 70 t!at measure Of ulan.-that u, VI
nj. sugel." Ilo only Is ! NAL who u growing
oe has g1osrn 10 lh4t lullncss. Alan IL not man
| stmply ~ 10 external foIa,- be 1t mals 0r
lema!u; but man tu 10 faE - ha Eises above
sellshnrss aud all apl1uM influences. And
again. thsEa ~ tuu uAR uutll
, 1879-01-25

GENEsEo, Ill.,, Jan. 2l.-l,eing requested u
add INV nalno to the list In a petition tot Ia
suppression Of polygamy, 1t brought The subta
to my mind very forrlbly. 'Tls an in1tspu,a&s
fact that II woman loves at all she lors. sti
her whole soul, and Graves IN return the aas
undivided devotion. Size dosa 81 botll by n,se1
and culture. II 1ny hust,nnl wcro To br!neps
. prcaei,t or pralso tho faYotltc dinner dlaa
which tAd spent the morning In pteWEtngh
him, II crEtatnEy would not to pleassut 70 I'd
tliat perhaps Tomorrow ho wollll 1catostA
same or greater praise upUn the UtlleE vile, q,
worse still, to think TINT tho wuEds 0t app.Uat
tian haI been warmed over for HE Csal
tifo's happ!neaa Is n!ado up of. or de,ito5a
life. Destroy hon,e,. aud tho foundita
Of true happiness is gone. Ah,,. 1a
a Sin, great SIN. must tu polygamy: Il hs4
woman Of her gracu aud dignity; II cruihet OIL
hus sou-!ifc, for sho can only bo saY.d saa
sealed to saint, aud mnkcs her weak il'':
All evIl Is aggressive, aud polygamy Is but sr'.
cnt right uu ila,'s most evil propensity. Ill
yet, al pause consider the differences betsi
the wfftfs position in Utah nl!tl hrr rostsi1a
ttlb States where polyGanly IL not lawful, ! ~
tho lfne "a alaekly draw, ur often oyeE-sie?lts,
Tho millionaire Keeps his mlstrrss IN pll'taa
house, surrounds her with every lnrurf, sl-
tngly gratifying her most exsravaeant w!sbt
willis hs vile lnr,cnts tile fact that shc tst'ets
as All inferior, nnd her Children disVrsxesl ia
man Ut moderate inca.ls aprs tic fn!lllunsHt
very rl,let to tho loss Of lIta aInuaI iae19a
Ills wife u1aY luck the common nceIssfhs'
ot life. and SEQ ler children "
prtvcd OF rlucatlun nlll all ntEi
Ut culture to 1T them for h0uorabic losftI,..,
iu tic world But stlo must not raise hsas
voice OF sho will Immediately bu branded y
domestic muttnecr. 'Tis but the assertion ~
horIlb!e fact TINT all inc,t, married Or slaFft
the professional, tho workllsglnnn, ati Ne y. y.
lcss trn.nps uclfeve an.l act On thu priucipls-a
their Wills must ba submitted u, their sau
supplied, ntMl tlsetr passions satfatcdt but laa
'Tis staIn OF our untEoual csruieheoa Nv
,nnn is not required 10 live as l'l'e 4 !t s,.. =
woman. But such il our cty,lIzallun atul al1a
hundred years VIC brgin to seu tho rlltst.
, 1879-01-25

CHICAGO, Jan. Gl-I hayo only time thIe
week 10 upswer few Questions ant, nj t,,ry arr,
.n,o,,.. tint =. no,,rtn,, h, 1r,n NJ, ,,a~,n-.
"uc'i7a t''4s ~ i""'N "a ''."' W. 4"at1e'o
VIII tnke t!lo 1etter " my 5'"n tr'eaa, a1rs. T.,
Of milwaukee,, and answer her ti'lrstinns III
rotation;
First. nm account of NV lpa,,,ttv ~ ,+t.n,
!, -,
'"e sneei'"2 ot "e'i'''s'af ''e""e 'as' UNI
ahabsa u state ~ "nas p"'ht tfe nrt4clrs
designed tor lhu Futf Will b. recEiytd. How
r.,,,,. - ~. ,r...h., ,.r..L,ou, u,,.t ,i,t. ~.
~ "u' "us Afe"''.",' "'''' "'eu "
~l!at t'tno lucy VIII 10 'lvedc's. Ample ttste
will 10 given for those who design to donate
wnrk t,,,. h,,t of III, ,,if,
4. ;" ,.na. ..,,,.'. r'",',, h",' l., ., mos. .,,
, 1879-01-25

10 the {s1eEoF o. 1hA lf1UHH&.
CHICAGO, Jan. 60 Jou pour men md
women who arc making "1nuell ntlp ubout noth-
luz" how ] feel for you! II there is true loyo
bciwecn man a1rl hls wifo there Will be no me-
cessisy for 10 much wranXling about which shall
rule.
Muny women nrc SO weak and silly tl,at their
husbands rule them by their {tle husbands bet
trr co,usnun Sense, nsnl 1t Is right tkat they
should. II the husbands did not tuke tue helm
tho moor wumen would drift alonz Ike u ship
without ruddcr, for they haye not power
enough to eutnmnnl themselves, let alone con,-
nla,ilIlEe nny une clae.
utl.er women know moro than hnli-a-lozen
mau put together, and II they have the tnisfor-
tune tu marry Il 1nan who Is their Inferior ne1l-
tally, why, they naturally rule the llolac.
1t Is my opinfnn ll.at thu very wniurt women
should remain sng!a I'LL they meet q man who
"ga It alnneh the rcst vi tlrIr Ilycs. THE hus-
laIul usHl wfu should bc ono Ia thcIs desires alu
government.
VIlr wifu Is not compelled to e!yc up ali her
ienuunca ail lls desires, but c,lsl should consult
the uttr's wishes, ,u..l 10 ryerytkiu. possible to
continue pcaca n,ld Happiness At llnsic.
WiIal l.lll1 bf ttlcn anu wullirn do you expect
through lesetr young lives! Do you think tint
tlvy Will hayn much rrglrl fur love aud mar
riaEr wl,eu they. recatl their parental Quarruls
ahnut ruling thu liOu*clIolGt
When u llan ntHl WoinAn take each other " for
better nr wtrsc," they K!1,l alsu take two bears
fw Ia!nilv pets. TlltEr 1,alacn are, Hear antl
FHbtar," alnl where thrau petsaru kept they arc
truttf Atlre to krcp things straight.
yuu sIll 10 much happ!rr than II you keep up a
continual strifc al,ons ruling. One who controls
himself IL lM u's tn ctRtynl Uliert. u!1, II ha
knuxs hIultrif. the husband should b. that ouc.
, 1879-01-25
BOILED YIsosTIh1.
10 tAs Editor VI I'A& ITfbuNf,

1U M EQ13uF u zH* 1FtouHs.
HUDSON, Wis, Jan. a0-ln response to Lin
conc Franc, l aend recfpe for boiled trustlng;
Whites Ut two cgRs hcatan to froth, one and
q half pounds Of whitu sugar; add enough water
10 tho sugar to dissolve 1t, Set 1t on ttla stove
in tln dish, and boil until by dropping III cold
water Jou eau take It In thu fingers, ltka soft
Gan1y. iiaye your eRgs ready iO guou-sizel
dish, md pour tsls battling sueas on the eggs,
Beat until c,Id, II It sGetua Too thin, add
iittlo pulye1ized sugar; II too ttlck, little cold
wAtcr.
tallespoonfuts Of chocolate iuat before rea,oy-
Ing lrDm tho are. II cocoanut, add the cocoanut
Wills beating It. Vary tAe quantity In lIku pro-
pot tliolls, for nuEe or less, ~ you desire. The
tlce 10 bs perfectly successful.
Pl1ca F!sn of st!R paper nbuuk tho cakc TO 70
tain TIC Trusting IN placs uplii u stinsns.
DANE UuRDkA,
, 1879-01-25


Ii CHossx, WIS.,, Jau. 11-Lsueouo Franc
asks fur recipe for veal loafs this u mi,Ie:
Four pounds veal, one pound salt pork, chopped
tnc, one tablespoon ol salt, oue tablespoon Of
pepper, two tahlespooniuls OF kago or thyme,
1our tablespooniuls Of brcad-crumba, ouu halt
ptut OF sweet eream OF lDllk. uud four eGEa.
Ai1 eKRs, aEtalcfumhs, u.lI ulllk, tlsen add to
the meat und otlMT ingredients, mixing thur
o1Sl1y. Put tIta Of butter on top aud bake
, 1879-01-25

slowly thrcc Or fonr hours; IL. ttn,,,
tola ncforo cnttlng or turning out ''T'a uaa
nave ny 'ncat ci'oppcd at the market, anI nIIssn ~
CoHh1n, Sense, male cnnary hIrt, ~.
sing when they arc three, ttnlr, nu,i a.s .afn u
old, n! hare tlni'c strons yotces at .r .. Nttkt
IuslnR i'lrda Will aing II tic rage il iii 9qnta
Il they oro .ngcrs; but, II you want ~ "an9 o!sdt
1!! TO si,,E. y.G must put hin in ea, .es,,,.
sofe soss than s feas, ts aff fam 1nnrst g,. S i
af,ouil tI1Rc -FOUR young h[rts werc fcn,s sns
a NEW CoNTupr7o.
, 1879-01-25
THE I4E'r'rER-DOX.

There arc letters, pohtal-earls, OF papers Mt
tl,ts oiIico for the following pcrsuns. rlluse lv-
lug outside Of tho city will please send their wl-
dress, and tho matter will he forwarded. ltcsl-
dents of Chicago u,u obtain their mail by calling
ut Room 30 TRIBUNE Building:
Mary 1loath. Or. l..
&. E. K. blanche {Erft seradO.
, 1879-01-25

CHICAGO, Jan. 1G.-On account Of the extra
cares Incident to sickness have been unsbls to
find tilne TO reply to Mother Hubbard, but can
tndorsc Aunt Els advice OF luet week. Would
take the Ruatayum In efficient doses, however,
from one-haIf to ono drachtn three times day.
QuNAlKA.
, 1879-01-25

70 ths Editor a 7ne 7ft6an&.
CHtcAao, Jan. 19.-Afosl,er Hubbard! Try
citrate Of lithla for tho sl,cunlatism. know
several people who ute It Whenever they tcel u
twin.c, as,l It relieves them at once. Get It Of
MIR good drugQak NJ.