The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-08-26
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. ETC.
The Happy Household.


Harry HOUSEHOLD: Mrs Ella will find this my
tx. KNIT - purl; l,2. purl together; n. narrow;
sb slip and bind ito throw thread over " "'iio'
@, over; 5, shD)
Cast on - stitches.
lsl row--kut plain.
% row-k "a. ., a, o, n, q, 2 -
I'D rou-K o. d N. leave stitches on needle un-
knit turn aud go back.
ath row--K Ia, q, N, o, N, o. * q
9th row-k 49, D n, X 3.
9th rOw--k Is, o, "a, o, n, O. q
I'm row-K IL, p H. leave unlnit, turn and sc
sth row-Pm.k5. o,n.O,n,o,k2
9Th row-K plain.
10Th row-K ;, p IL. k 6, o,n,o,no,k2
nth row-K p, leave unSnt and turn.
18th row--P n, X 2, O, n, o, a, q, =
1871 row-Bnd OF until you have 81 ON len nee
die on riglt, then commence on n 1i r9 "
-airs. ). A. Phillips, luSa, KAN
RICE PUDDING.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: send two recipes for the
members Of the a. a.:
one cup rice boiled soft yolks of four eggs, small
niece af lmttcr Beat together. Ado one llnl colo
milk flavor bake one half hour, and when cool
add irosiing OF whites Of eggs and two smal cups
OF sugar Return 10 the oven and brown alter Aoa-
ing fFosting. To be ealen cold.
PICKED BLAcKBEREIEs
Five pounds fruit, three pounds sugar, one haii
pint vinegar spices OF all kinds. These VIII Neep a
yeAr.-Miunie l.. Scott, Nolcoti, VI
HOW no KEEP GRAPES.
Hkpry HousEuoID: Will some one kindly tell
me through THE TRIBUNE how to keep grapes fresh
through the Winter also, how 20 keep '5aih lroin
falling on.-LeOnia Burgoyne, Marshall Ia
REQUEST ANSWERED
Harry TIousEHoLD: D. will send the hands erchief,
glove paraso fan hat, etc. limitations 10 any one
sending me a stamp.-Nina l.. Mooiery, Black
burn, Colo.
Will CONTRIBUTOR EXPLArNf
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Please tell what Is
meant by the letter " p" in the pattern for scroll
leal lace la TRIBUNE July Zg?-Mrs. >. &. Roberts
ShAwyllle, ia.
Editors Chat.
-: In order 70 become a member OF the Con-
Versation Club. you must simply send in your
name expressing a desire TO join.
II Edgar d. Johnson Kimball, Ind, and jean
nette Norton Eustis, Fla, will write 10 Charlie @
Jacobs Strawn KAN lac will answer their requests
IN a recent number 81 TIE TRIBUNE.
The members Of the Club have all nad ample
time 10 express their views on The tobacco ques-
lion, and some very line letters have been written
on the subject.
On the question, (" Resoued, That the u. ). Gov
eminent should not interfere with Cutting, now
imprisoned IN Moxioo,' we have two letters. vii
liam A. Scpfred, East Mauoh Chunk, Pa, taking
the affirmative, with a we-prcsented argument
and b. G. Metz, ChambeTsburg, H. the negative
AS the trouble has been substantially settled 10y
the u. 5. Government Withdrawing The demand
Ion an ins,aut release, we do not deem il WORT
while 10 agate the subject.
OUR MAscoTTE.
Truths CLEANED by our Alasootte for you
Happiness Is like echo IL answers 10 YOU
call, but docs not come.
Patience Is not passive; on the contrary it is act
I've II IL concentrated strength.
lie the calm you have gained a proof OF acquires
force or OF growing weakness
DO NOT fee proud al having supported your mis-
fortune. How could You not have supported o.?
h NHnplnf-H-uuiN.
one consolwiion--woTk There j. but one ENJOY
ment-the bcautiu-Cdr3noH hgirfd.
When you are lool.lng al a picture, you give d
the advantage ol good light b az courteous q
your FELLOW, creatures as you are To a picture.
Character is not something solid aud unateTable
10 IL something living and changing nud may be
come diseased a. our bodies become
Have the courage "a give occasionally that whci
you eau iii afford 10 spare, Giving what You d
not want value, neither brings nor deserves
Nothing SO increases ones reverence for other
rs great sorrow 10 ones SELL h teaches one Ia
depths OF human nature.
10 live wholly FOR pleasure IS wasteiul disspa
ton, and mus al last end ln safety and disgust
TO know only bard work and no recreation Is u
make lile monOt0nous and bufdcnsuIno.
d Is the great art and philosophy OF life 10 maxi
thc best Oi tIc present whether q be good bad
q bear the with resignation and patience. ANT
20 enjoy the other with tnaulliuluess and mOdera
ID il not am easy or instructive thing 10 pu
Thoughts OF ice4ngs into such words az shall sDrv
90 reproduce them iH lhe mind OF another; 20 do :
Non. care and effort.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE PLEDGE
Bdieuiug HitH i0ylity otle Union rs FACILITY 10 n
cause Of hbciY egu0i rights aud tic ceUatiOH Of udE
iTld ds aDi,iy pisdge ourselves 10 SucTodig guar
our JT6t institutions and disseminate "a lsaOtDedgc
uteir DJtUt 3uderiy,Hg principles iH he communists,
Uriioi iHc iiCt. AHd Htat all times Of peru
soil stand by Oilr country and her Jag, II ned D
aoih 'tles.
Minnie D. Scott Wolcoit, Vt; Arthur J. Kole,
Second Lieutenant 81 Major George Il Croft CAM
No 5, =. ", fast HahuEl1rd. VI Edwin i
Wilder Monticello, Mimi lohu Barrett, N hitting
Ind, b. g., Metz tAambe lsburg H.; Frank stew
arl ron OF "a veteran o! lU,A " -.
Conversation Club.
Rules Of ne cab II. Write briefly. 2 Write on
on one side of The paper. 3. ~ rite o. the point.
Write Oh one subject. .. Write your bcrt
Send answers 90 all puzzle !8r O Editor. I..,
week tbe u.HIc- of those writing the bosi letters
style, composition, spelling. IeuuauslIp aud gel
erH merit CDurll ured-Wlll i5D huuIrd the lies
81 this column ou the Honor Roll. fifHt honor wi
include al of fUe-c requirements. Second hons
Others viii De named.
HONOR ROIL-EggT LETTERS
First Honor lsrac-t Gates Cameron Mo
Second Eoaor-AuAie v. Dodge, Round LAX
MINI.
OUR RpIE.-CALL-G ll.ITI7SCs.
Anna b. Benson Naupou-ee, ia: Edwin /
wilder, Monticello ltuH. Martha T. German q
ycRr-old daughter 81 g. veteran. Randolph a 4
Alice Sturzi- ~Hcnyv.Ac lii.. "a little piI ~ uii
sna usugIi'l ed "a veteran ~ ice MJthg lhlhu
the, o., Hannah q. JoioI-, I.rDus. Iowa Juo Ba
nell Wiiauss lad bunaI DH4,u. EiHgnuUGy, ]