The National tribune., 1888-08-02
LOYAL WOMBNS WORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
The Happy Household.
snmFTHTNG ARoUT BUsTLEs.

r,ure made OF wire or some light subsance,-Rs
cushion stuffed with grass.-worn under
oress skirt the back waist line. improves me
lines OF the female figure. small RODS shirrSd ia
the skirts have similar effect ana besides keep
the skirt from dragging around the heels and
But while this Is true. both OF the styles have
been SO abused TO lead sensible women, women
OF taste and correct sentiment, into combined
movement 10 reject them entirely Many OF the
latest toilets are made without any extra ming at
the waist line, only enough 10 conceal an aoIoI
NAL hatness caused by wearing corseis, when
make the hips unuRtursiy large. The skirt rods
sre much reduced IN size or entirely laid aside.
Certain it Is that one has only TO walk behind
group OF girls IN the street and watch the disgrace
fol wiGEie-w8gg}e of ill-hung busues 10 be hlied
with desire 10 Danish The nlonstrosiy altogether
Tor Blous;rUsity il has surely become.
A modest mien should be the study OF every
woman. Ecver wear anything that eXcItes dls-
agreeable feelings in tie minds OF others. And II
you find auslle Indispensable 10 comfort DE sure
that you hang II straight sud that your drapelles
conceal instead OF expose u. Otherwise you VIII
pardon tie reflection II some one should take you
fOr e skeleton III armur.
sHoo-FLY RECIPE.
Harry HOUSEHOLD AND c. c.: You viii find this
40 excellent recipe Tor getting rad OF Summer pests;
SsiclH E3g lGpeT.-Al5x well equal parts OF melted
resin aud casor-oil, and spread thlnly while warm
on sheets OF any good paper.-Fred Croft, Der
lin. Pa.
TRIED RECIPES.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: ] would like TO send few
good recipes 10 my TRiBJSE sisters. Here are q
lew wi4:cb have tried and know are good:
Rolled Jelly Cuke.-One cup sugar, three eggs.
Beat the eggs and sugar to 9 cream, then add one
cup -four aud one tesspOouful baking powder.
BeRf well pour into q large dripping pan, spread
ti cut and bake soft. While hot spread with Jelly
and roll DO not bake the cake too hard, or il VIII
Potato n .ss-Tyo cupfuls mashed potatoes, one
Tablespoonful butter. Seat to cream. Put with
shis two eggs, whipped light, and cupiu OF mix.
Salt 10 taste. Beat all well, pour into a creased
bakinc-d.sh. and bake quickly 70 light brown
Serve IA the dish in which i Is cooked.-Mrs. Lisl
Morrison, Pieasantville Pa.
Editors Chat.
John Fox, IT., Box l22, Fredonis, Kan, s. Of V.
Camp. 20, expects to attend National Encampment
and meet c. c. friends at TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Headquarters.
WEI GRANDMOTHER Patience send her true
name IS this is required by the rules of the Club.
Mons de plume have not proved satisfactory.
Rose Royden is quite right. The C. G. is not
matrimonial bureau, though its correspondence
has led 70 il and may again, who knows.
On Ruth KiIIam's question, Do people do right
from fear OF punishment OF hope Of reward? the
general opinion seems 10 be that If they do right
ri 81 it s simply because they love to do right,
rather than wrong Josie ". Grant and Sarah
Bose express this view Florence Shumway thinks
the fear Of punishment prime motive. The Bible
standard Is the best-"As 8 thinketh in his
heart so Is hen
Prizes Awarded: Eva T. Pryor, I99 Westminster
T. is
Geneva, O.. for best photograph. Media Plympton
20 Bfr and Mrs Pryor, Providence, z. l., for best
photograph OF veteran and his wife; to Frank Hol-
lenbEugh, Shelby, o.. for best autograph.
hazel, Roxie and Cad, Rchland Center, Wis,
must send their real names, If they want CORE
Epondents.
Conversation Club.
RaIss oftHe Cglb.-I. Write briefly. e Write only
sn side q the paper. 8. Write to the point. 4.
Write on one subject 8. Write your best. 8.
Send answers 10 al puzzles for use of Editor Each
week the names Of those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, penmansbip and gen
erBl merit cOnsidered-Wil be named at the head
Of this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
viii include ali Of these requirements Second
honor viii include deficiency 10 some one point.
no others viii be named.
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor
Second Honor-Berths n Horton, North To-
wanda, Pa
OUR BOIL CALL-GREETIEGs
Bertha NJ Race, North Towanda, Pa; L VII
lsrnn, Red Bridge, Ind. 2; Lula Z. Julian dsugh-
Ger, 4Gth Ind HEuRhvilie, Ind; Marcus @. John
Wich, o., 5. Of v, sth Ohio; Arthur B. Marsh.
North Lake. Wis.; Daniel T. Edwards PawIins
Wyoming; Charles A Zeske, CORTLAND Nina;
Matte b. Allen BiugnamtOn, y. Y, daughter,
First Lieutenant. I2th Mass; Charles c. l. HASTEN
Box %, Fort Madison, Iowa. son Of Post 10 vet
eEAn; Grace johnson, Box Go. Benton Harbor,
Aicb. Total TO July =, 4615.
SEARCHES AND soLyERs.
Mary Dawn Petty, North Dorset, Vt p: Bertha
h. Horton, North IowaBoa. Pa. 4; Lille a. Drink
water. StarkborO. Vt. j; ]. Williams Red Bridge.
IND, 2; Fred A Nickerson, Greenville. o., 2: @
~. Walter, Burlington Iowa, J. Abbie Debolt Mid
land City, Mich, j; Lillian J. Jones Marston Mills
Mass. 81; IDA shannon, AnIity, Mo- j; A. r Camp
bel, Richmond, Wis, j. Walter Otto, KirlEsvilIe
no. j; Bessie Chamberlain. Downs, Kan, J.; T. j.
ChenOweth, IT,, Leuox. Iowa. j: Clvtie Clvman
lyons kan, i. Harry Clink Green SPRINGS @
J ArE. u. L. Mbippie. Waterford, Vt /; Bessie
Garrett Peoria, H., i; Hattie T. Price Fort Fair
nee, BE, y annie l. Marsh Saugus Mass. p;
Lula 4. = uliaE HEughFile, Ind, l. A. Belle Kent
feuysElile, o. Frances =, Atly. Hardin, H., /;
Million -fllth, SeaTcy Ark. Willie Grow Gar
win, III, j Ldeu heoderburn Lake View Mich
= LILA SllieFr North Liberty Ind, /. q. Holmes
Andaiusia, Ind, ] Jennie y. Fessenden, Oxford.
he, !; Owe J. Race, Fort Wayne. Ind z. VIM
Powell. Memphis. Seb j; i. Il Tinkharn. SPRING
Ned, aass., 9 Fred 81 Nichols North Arson Me
i; Aabel q. McCune, Williamsburg, Pa. /; James
= Ager Sgaapscoit, Mass, - Ernest =. Lincoln,
bingham. Mass-, s. Jennie II. Foster Lougmont,
Colo. g; Prescott McAIindes. Jasper, y. y. Peter
Desmond, Barker Creek, Mich. ]: Charles En-
yeari, Bclwcoo, Neb., J. Amanda J. Snider Coun-
CT Grove Kan l. May 4. Russell, RodHgn, Iowa
4; Emma Al. Howe. Howe Ill. 9: Lizzie NJ Allen
Lyndon, 4l., i; Clare Nichols. Palo Mich 2: Jen.
ME l.. Hunter. Fair Chance, Pa. y n Wiley
ZanesvIlle o.. susie II Allison Hool,sforyr %
Abbe II. Roberts, Randolph. Mass 4: J. F. Rcd
man. Brooklyn, y. J., =; Aggie AicCune. wilkins
burg, ~ Arthur b. Marsh North Lake. Wis., !.
OUR BOOK CIRCLE.
The study q science is the most interesting and
usetui for young people. In the different branches
81 natural philosophy, chemistry, botany astron
D4lss tlt-s TIC works o. nature stand revealed
Scientific literature should be the study Of all
Charles 4. ZlesEe, CORTLAND. Ginn
ana Interested listener ia the {. {. book chat
and would add my name 10 ihe list Of admirers o
Ben Hur." i like Mrs Holiness books Who IA,
read For Her Daily Bread" by Litere. and b,
hOUau's VIZ by Mrs Alexander
by f1FoFlle authors are Miss Aicott Dickens anS
Cooper Am deeply interested ia the c. C. letters
a. All an industrious rCader.-AIIie shourd Rock
port, iud.
Would like to know 81 the c. c. have read julie.
Verne works. Clio HaEPerls letter reminds IN,
81 his Two Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
and tHom tie Earth 10 the Noon aHlusjuf
works 81 lcllOn--ArE. Abbie C. Roberts Ran
Goph, Mass.
Move reading has the tendency to over stirualsf.
tie imagination and destroy the taste for truth
way not study the History n Tie United States
Hucsent history or lives Of the Presidents or sci
enthc WORKS, Ike astronomy For good poetry
give Tnc Capt. Jack Crawforois boolz-W II Ans
TN = 81 v. Box 81, Pine City. Miuu.
was gao 70 hear word Of praise for one Of r1r
iaForlle authors. ChauceE Although his writing
are mol - easily understood, think thevare NOR,
Interesting tlau some u tie writings Of Tie r,rr-er
day A agree Wllh Winnie that studying tas sol
ences . more profitable than 80 much novel read
ing wonder - Julia speaks from ex perience il
regard 10 reading novels ia school hours Ii
81. Hickman, ROssyiIie, III.
With 4. hope SiaHan, believe the best written
arc those Mlo ably discuss timely topics hayl
never read Miss Phelps % Hedgel Ia % but M,
her Beyond tie Gates Too much novel read
Ing may Le injurious. but 81. JOhu Halifax Gentle
man. Ilaodeus Of Warsaw and books az ina
&ine may be probably read How and then.-FcI
Historical and biographical books ara The o,l,
KIND ever read. have read onfy one bo(I- III ~
way Of novels aud q j. one ~ Afr-