Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28


Mo,iII tall rim, now re- aha ared INT Ia said
he would never marry & woman who dyed or
bleached her hair,, snd 90 her couragesf ails
ana i she 10 dylng q thousand deaths bacAus s
~ aa'e " y 81 ol lNsh s
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i'is ailu y ~ 81
made by his mother and seconded by his grand
mother. WAS carried IN spite OF his OBJ eciiana
He kicked and screamed aud protested that he
would not submit 10 any sucn ind Equity, hut
the ma ority against him wss two to one, and
the ponltics was made ready IL vas arranged
that the grandmother should xpply the poul-
.tice while the patient mother s,ood over him
with q stick, with authority and instructions
TO apply that also II he made the least show
Of resistance. When sll was ready the young-
began AS the hot pcultice touched the boy's
foot he opened his mouth to cay something,
but his mother, with the stick, awed him into
sli sue tne poy strnre% tomadea n p:
,ra ,,,od ,,,n - Ia.r s,,;a+ ~, phnr.
tha oi.;naS. 49, ],
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Z. #e@% II. Y a Pretty Figure. = :, III s] "
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neen saeH on the s'aRe 'of many DAY y E ai
EilIsler III her q aker dress IN torm-Beaten NJ
the Union Square theater. IF ever I marry
~ WV" W., o ;' $1,000 ,,a
ning hal. as they we're IeaYine. the thea.tar Il
the close OF the play on the first night, lit will
be- girl who wears q Quaker dress, That girl
we JUST ~, toc sweet Tor anything. ~ 20 yon
bnish go; sald biue eyes, Wlsnlng her tIizzss
ana ner nat az tne potion or the sea. Didn't
you coneinued the serene ana unconscious
parsonage she addressed. on, OF course. she
looked pretty, DUE thought her dress was
t ha saI And then she went VIII nm, ana
Aaa sone ice cream, the most stHpitt shtng enc
eonld have eaten, and then went home and
c11eo hersel1 10 sleep. '@-'&'@,s
" chi'dren's Bouaets, :.
s bohhe1s TOT chloren@ are or all sorts--polo
granny bonnets, beef .aaters Tam O,Snanters
oo' oooA e".sA'' AaA -" .
DeFpys, sugar scoops, 3ockeys-llteFaIg, every
shape Is worn. Polo caps 10 match newman
kets and ulsters are very stylish for the
streets. More drcssy occasions call for wide
brimmed bats trimmed with long plunles, etc.
Fur beaver hats muster in full force as the cold
weather approaches, and are prettily trimmed
y
fay1,s a1.a re,.. .n,,,,1ar hetb - sn,.M hana
;, Wy popala,, po ;!t. 1ot saa uoss
aud gins, ana mahy PIesty iats1e saioaus aug
oonnets are ,naoe VI FelFe1 OF piusn 10 tnatSh
suits. Large collars are universal, and the
newest thing in these is OF scrim, with raised
flowers. in imitation OF the PomnadOur lace
Wedding Concerts.
At recent wedding, instead Of having the
devices which SO weary cne by
tbo;r aa,oa,esa-;f ona can ba ,vesria, NTH
. :. 0 eaiu0noee-i. on0 '"n 70 "esitoo "''..
flowers in any shape-the happy bride and
groom stood. during the ceremony, under q
huge floral wishbone To carry ont the pretty
idea the groom gave the bridesmaids each
eoioeh "lshDone ser WIN my a1amonos'
Auotner uoFel 1aea 'nioudce.1 AZ aAo.nel "eo-
ding was par OF noraA gates, ~h'ch were
midgets in white, who looked as il They only
needed wings to make them angels
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For the Teeth. r
This wsv of making a Mum puddins espuot be
tn hi,riy recommen1ed: IF fash n1nms ara in
sessons nse them: Il not. take = nusrt can Of
Nuns: nut them into basin On the stove: when
lot sweeten them plenteously; soak several slices
Of bread in the Juice. then line pudding dish with
the bread. ana pour the furns In. Serve cold with
cream. 49, H. |-i
The diamond slices with sauce. which are very
nice as an entree or in the place Of the pie, which
is the ordinary finish for plain dinner are simply
plain cakes baked 10 diamond shaped tins, and sent
to the table on fruit or very small PIE plates, with
sauce poured over the slices. They should lie
almost as thin when baked as slice OF bread.
Muf1us without soda, il taxed in hot oyen.,
sweet milf. one cupful of -four. ono egg well
beaten, about = third OF = teaspoonful of salt.
Have your gem pans very hot. I'LL about half full
aud bake. These arc nice with butter alone, or
With maple sugar syrup added. ~'
This ia N, excellent recipe for Graham GEMS and
lffers from any before given. Orc cuptn1 Of Ora