The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-07-22
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.

CREAM PUFFs.

,i, ,d 81, in lie four while boiling. Let IL
cool and add ive eeGs ana one9ntth Ia y;
A quick oven. Inside; One pat MIX, one-hal cup
-four, one cup sugar, two eggs seat together me me
eggs. sugar aud -four, Then Sur IL IN ne mix Mhe
hoilinp Flavor with lemon or vanilla. slit the
cakes partly open and put Ia the cream with a Tea
epo0n.-Nettir d. Nicholson, 70 hae street, ilOi-
yoke Mass.
IuIIE wooDMAN's ANAGRAM.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: I wish 10 say that solved
Willie Nooainan's Household Anagram Thurs
day forenoon. soon after TIRE TRIBUNE came 70
hand aud tried il at noon and the result was
VERY nice hot bread for dinner Now, how many
of THE TRIBUNE readers tried II as soon az thAi4
Answer:
One cup sour milk. one cup sweet
one good egg that you will beat,
One-half cup OF molasscs too,
Onc-haf cup of sugnr add thereto,
With one spoon of butter new
Salt and soda each a spoon,
MiN il quickly, bake y soon
Annie Marsh, Saugus, Mass.
A VERY PRETTY LACE.
Here Is n very pretty lace for the Household:
Direetions-k knit; N. narrow; ITO, throw thread
over; p 2tog purl two together s. slips p, purl-
Ia rows L /, ito . p teg. K 70, ito ?. p tog
I'd row-Take thread on needle, "A, II, ITO 2 p z
Sd rows. XXI. ito 2, p tog, ], Ito 2, n, k 10,
All Z row@'falze thread on needle, n k u, pl, kL
Stb row . l. K 1. ito 2, p toy X a. TO 2, tog
9th row-'laze thread on needle, u, IA, ITO =
7ih row-sI X j, ito ?. 2tos, ], to 2. n Ito 2,
sth row-IaSe thread on needle, n, k il, p ], k 2,
pl,kl ito 2 - tog, X 2
OH rows i X D. ito 2 p tog, k 10. TO ?. p tog,
10th row-Iake thread ON needle, * 49, ITO 2 p z
tog X 2.
fith rows J. X l. ito ., p p tog, ], ito 2, n, ito
2 n. ito 2. "A, 9, ito ?, p 2 tog.
18th row-1i,ke thread on needle, n, II, p l. 2
plk2pl, d 4. ITO ?, D 2 toe, ?.
18th rows I. X ], tto 2, 2tog' ~ ITO 2 pz
fIth row-Tnke thread on needle n, K 10, ito p
18Th rows, XXI, ito ?, p2tog X !, ito n. ito
IN ito u, tt0 n, pull all the stitches except the
last over the next. ito >. p tog.
10th row-lnke thread on needle n, 2, J. * z,
p1k2pl.k Up 4. I, ITO 2 p tog, 2.
Begin al beginning again.-Anna Lereher' Burns
Kan.
Editors Chat.
To answer inquiries we will say again that the
names OF all new correspondents who write say
how much they enjoy THE TRIBUNE are placedfOT
the first time in the Roll Call The fact that regu-
lar correspondents represented in the different
departments Is evidence enough that they have an
swered 10 the call.
IL Hart D. The salary OF the President OF the
United States IL $4,000. il was never put back 70
$4,000 2 The salvation Army is a travelling re-
ligious band with officers, male and female, parad-
ing the streets aud stopping at convenient places to
preach and sing They usually preceded by O
drum and fife and followed by a promiscuous
crowd. For This reason they have sometimes been
arrested the charge Of creating disturbance
The Salvation Army IL Christian in principles
Other questions referred 10 another department.
OUR MAscoTTE.
lido NOT know who the author Of the following
is bat never were truer words spoken. How much
better IL would be for all Of us II we would under
take less and do well what we attempt:
American women try 20 do too much. A woman
An moderate circumstances who does her owr
work must afford ar many ruilies on her chdren'l
clothes her wealthy neghbor can afford, who
haE two servants and plis out her sewing. Many
would rather do the washing and ironing than tlIt
sewing. some part OF the work should always be
put out. a D. economy for women TO do So unless
they prefer 10 give their money 70 doctors and
nurses aud suffer all they will i they work until
Ihey arc worn out There will be suffering and
loss Of money and time, and perhaps no hope Of
future strength"
cotte ih little 90 indicate that the children
of q woman who cannot afford 20 put her sewing
out should not have rufilcs and fur1olows. And
yet should thai same over-anzious mother dres
her children simply and sweetiy she will lind
dozen 10 praise and initiate where there b one e
criticize. AiascOtie had 10 wear plain clothes her
self when a liitie girl. and often when her mothe
would invent some pretty pattern. easily put TO
Rcthef the ncghbors would como 20 borrow, sup
posing Il % De something fresh from the centers o
fashion, Mascoiiee mother having lived there
though size had 10 eoOnOmize on the frontier.
But then. the trouble too often 10 thai a II
moderate circumstances never quite under
Stand why his wife should need help about he
soul drsgs aud digs 20 keep her children, and he
house, and her husband neat and comfortable
sewing when she should be sleeping. and serving
when she should be eating. Never kind word o
the introduction Of a laDOF-saying device. Al
kinds Of work must be done, aud ln the hRrdes
way Then comes loss Of appetite detection, chille
fever and a colin and tl,e econoDliosI man stsend
twice much 10 bury than he would have 10 hav
done 10 build up True economy never team down
Conversation Club.
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send answers 20 al puzzles ior ~ Editor. Fac
week the names Of those writing the best letters
style. composition, spelling, fenmanslIip aud gen
era merit colssidered-Nill he named al the hea,
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OtiIers viii h. named
HONOR RoLL-DEsT LETTERS.
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SECOND Iionor-M Chuck. Monticello. Iowa; Al
VIA Weeks Newport, Me- Cassda, Cheiopa KRE
HONOR RoLL--GREETINGB.
n A Estey, Pleasant Mount. Mo-; Arthur
Kelly. south Maiiingf0rd VI = Of ". Mad Gee
y Croft Camp. No. g. East MHliingfordi Matt
has reao tn TRIBUNE three year,; d. r. NJ. Has
erly, Miles, Mich
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White. knrtisails Pa. l0i Burt Reeves, Chetopi
Kan, 3 Alvin q. Weeks, Newport. Me. 8: Ernos
NJ Itoes. ~ Crawford street, I'iiisburg Pa 4; q !
Enele, Mlnln. o., u: Edwin Randolph Water
man. Ind. 81 Ad0ph Prcssier, Kcene, ~ IL
Mym Quaosenbush, T. M Chuck MOnticcil,
Iowa. ! fHssir Mitchell, Fitlian 49,. sister Of
veteran, 2 iieni. Rarey, Kenton. o., y Arthur
Kelly south NuliinRiord, VI. = d. q. DE HaroI
Decatur. iA. Jamcs J.. Alger, swampsooi
Mas BONA B. Scott Jefferson. o., 10 Annie 1
Marsh, haueus, Mass., ~ Matte IIOgue Braiuer,
heb, ~ j. D. hinifh. Barre Mass, ~ a Mo- D
nj. ~ BruhHs.cr Florida, o., 10 Roscoe " Hagu,
Arabia, a., ID. RynearsOn, Gettysburg o. II
Ora bsi. Youngstown, o., Kate kIiseier, How
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oUDsgI0Es IN CURRENT HISTORY.
FRIEEDs 90 gnE q. c. Will some one give M
the proper aud in their place u tie follow
ing Presidents and Cabinets al4d the States fro
which they como. want ulc information for Ill
tOrical autograph purpose Ton charity. Ianoo
and Cabinet. Andrew johnson and Cabinet u
Grant liasl teTHl aud Cabinet. Huycs aud as,iine
GARFIELD and Cabinet. Arthur aud Cabinet; a
CHIEF gusiies ~ tiie present supreme Bench; a
este ~ tlc Ahlohno IRE the Brooklyn fire "A
blowing up ~ Hell Gate; the date Of the gre
western IRE. nfsc tlle date Of the frst cable al
Patch.-hrs. MARY Carter, Arlington, Reno q
Kan.
SHOULD CAPITAL PURIRHMENT BE ABOLISHED
FuEEDs gHE g. c. have been n oorHtal
Feener ~ your MOST Interesting department Il
sotne time ] agree with Vim. A. siegfrieo IA
debating would be- profitable and interesting
offer d suljeci = oEOiUsd That capital Dut,i,.
hnent should lloi be abolished"
WI advance a few poluls in faVer u the aflru
alive. Capital punishment b. punishment by deaf
la most States ~ the Union this j. inflicted Il
murder in the find degree only. The oblecls
punishment are j. To make the criminal nufI
Tor what le has done. q 70 prevent the Grimm
from doing fnrthef harm. ~ As nB cEampla