The National tribune., 1888-10-11
LOYAL WOMBNS WORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
The Happy Household.
DELICIOUS CREAM PUDDING.


9. @. Proceed as follows: Beat three eggs very
light. white and yolks separate and stir them into
pint of cream, sweeteRed and Favored. Butter a
puddlng-dish and sprinkle with grated bread-
crumbs. Pour in the cream and cover with the
crumbs. To be eaten partially cool with sugar ana
oresm.-LenOre Sherwood Marble.
EDITORS CREAM OUTLETS.
Beat the yOlks Of two eggs thoroughly, and roll
and sift half dozen crackers Dip veal eutiets
Arst in the eggs, then u the crumbs, salt and pep
Der, and fry quickly in butter olive oil until
light brown and then set them in the oven until
thoroughly done. Thicken cup of cream Win
nour molstened to paste; lay the outlets on a
platter and cover with the cream.
POTATO SALAD.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Slice three cold boiled pota-
toes, three hRrd-boiled eggs and one onion; put IN
layers in dish and sdd one teaspoonful mustard,
and salt and vinegar to taste. IL preferred pepper
can be used instead of mustard Serve three or
iour hours after rmaking.-ROsamond hay.
GENEVA LACE.
Cast on q stitches-knit across plain.
5st rOw-Slip !, ?, 0. n, k 10, o, n, Q, H. O. n.
% row-O. k 6, purl 10, k ], O. n, k ,
50 row-siip ], 2, o. n, k 1, Q, n, 0, n o. n o. d.
4th row-O k = purI 10 k i, o. n, K 2.
5th rows J. 2 o, n, !, 0. n, 4, O, n k l. o. d.
9Th row-O. k s. purl 10. kI. o.n.k2
9TH rows /, 2 o, n, ], o, n, o, u, o, o. o, n x
], o, n. g. 0. n, o n.
sth row-o, K 9, purI TO- !, O. n, K 2.
9Th rows !. k , 0. n, k 10, %, q, 4 o, n o, n
10Th rOw-O, 2l, 0, n, k 2.
1lih rows J. o, n, purl TO- o, k 5, o, n, o, n
X o. u. =.
18th rows ], 2 o. purl 10. n, k g. o, n, O, n
18th row-Bind of 6. l6, 0. II, k2,
Repeat from first row.
y. over; s, slip; n, narrow; k knit.
will send sample OF the narrow crochet edge
given in previous number OF THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE aud Of handsome fan lace for three two
cent stamps also, my old offer OF 10 samples for
10 cents Is still open. Am always willing TO give
instructions in lace or fancy work if a few stamps
are sent with request-Nelia Hampton Mt.
Victory, o.
HOW CAN KEEP AUTUMN LEAvEsP
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Can any of your readers
give recipe for pressing Autumn leaves IN their
natural color? Answer through TRIBUNE.-Mrs.
NJ. Ritter.
Mrs. George Danforth must write her requests
anew, giving her postofice address.
Charles Hatfield and others: The way to join the
@ C. is 10 join. Find your name enrolled
Prize awarded: Clarence W. Bowers, Geneva,
O., TO Eva T. Pryor Providence, r. L, for best
photograph.
N. Mabelle Woodard: Yes, Annie L Marsh has
long been a Relief Corps Secretary.
Charles Cast is welcomed 10 The C. C. band, par
tieularly by II. A. Scott, Binghamion, n. Y; Min
ME 4. Bowlsby, Ninterset. Iowa. Gertrude /.
Permelee and George Z. Hosrson are warmly vel
coined, aud indeed ali the new corners answering
10 the rol-clil.
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-R. Marshall Smith. Carmi, Ill;
Lulu Black, Pawlet, W. NJ. AIabelle Woodard,
Greenfield Mass
Second Iionor-E. X Henley. Wall Hill, Miss
James L. Ellis, Lane. Kan.
Conversation Club.
Rasles ogiLe Club. Write briefly. .. Write only
on one side of tie paper. g. Write TO tlc point. 4.
Write Oh one subject S. Write your best. 6.
Send answers 10 all puzzles for use of Editor Each
week the names Of those writing the best letters
style. composition, spelling, penuanship and gen
erRl merit consideTed-wl be named al the head
OF this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
VIII include all Of these requirements. Second
honor VIII include deficiency IN some one point.
No others VIII be named.
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
Vina Frssher. Brighton Iowa, 2; Nellie May
msoe Hampton, Iowa, /; Louis Holman, Mil
Village, Pa, 5: Nrs. II. J. Sanders, Oxford " Y.
4 George :. Ford, West Plains O., 6: L. 81. Tink-
ham Springfield, Mass, 8; John B. Creager. Val
ley n J.. 20: Louie Morrow, stark. H., ]; Jennie
Pownal lhayer, Kan. 81 Charles B. Drury, EIn-
poria, Kan. i T. B. Salsberry Custar O.. ,; Wes-
ley SAmberger. Alton, n Y, !; James L. Aiger 9;
Rose Colby, Wesley o., !; Arrie Riddle. Monon-
gahels. Pa. 3; Florence c. Martin. Junction City
Kan. ?: T.. NJ Stzkebrake. Winchester, Ind. 4
Maggie McC lung, Wslshburn, Kan, 8; Blanche n
Laher1y. lie Roy. Iii. /; Mrs. George Lord. Wen
na, Me. ?; Mrs. 81. r. Winter, Hanover H., l; T.
~ Lynch, Bedford, Iowa, l. Il. Marshall Smith
Carrni. III, ] J. II. Smith. south Bend, Ind l;
Newton Z. Myers, Myers, Tenn. l.
OUR ROLL CALL-GREETTNGs
Nellie May Wade. Is, Hampton. Iowa. soldiers
daughter; L. i. Henley, Wsli Hill, Miss; a. J.
Boyd, Warsaw, No. agrees with Alma HERS on
noVel reading; Charles Hatfield, Garden City. y
y, Is aud member Of 8. Of v. James T. Ellis
Lane, kan. farmer boy. who writes a good letter
Jennie POHnall. ThayeT. Kan daughter 39th Ohio
VIM. u. Grlffen, Llvermore. Washington, Ind
son prisoner Of war; 81 T. Winter Hanover H.
10 daughter, Go. A, 45th la; VIII v. Martseh
hstertown, Wis, served three years IN Co. !,
"a Wis \. G.; Fannie Y. Warrington. Deayan,
III. soldiers daughter. wishing q 9. G. welcome
Mrs 81. Hitter, OrauEegllle. Ind. wife ssth Ind
Captain; y. Marshall Smith, CartDi, H.. q, son
l25th Ind, and farmer. who expects TO teach; J..
=. Waffle. Sharon Center, O.; Joseph Bruner,
Georgiana. Fla, agrees with Alma HERS; Z. L.
Mount CataVvba, NO. veterans who agrees
with V. D. Moore; Charles HalHald Garden City,
y. " Lulu n. Black, Pawlett. VI daughter Of q
veteran who attended the Gettysburg Reunion.
who served IN Co. T. 18th Vt: M. MabeiIe Wood
ard, Greenfield. Mass. Total. 5044.
a TRIBUTE TO OUR C. C. PAPER.
5urrah for the boys who wore the blue
aurrah FOR TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, tool
Dong may d prosper aud win in the fight;
is loyal, true blue and Of course II Is right.
tts banner Is waving DER land and DER sea.
And d imds the old soldier where Ger he may be
rs admirers many, its friends as tiie sand
And think Tor myself lis the best in the land.
-DUra Bomesburg
NEW ENGLAND AUTUMN.
FEEsDs or THE c. e: How many Of Won
wonder have seen the brilliant foliage Of a New
England Autumn Soon altsr the first frosts the
trees begin 10 assume different aspect. aud ere
long not q tree or shrub but has shared in Tie
transformation. The NAPLES are dazzling clothed
In their gaudy vesHoent. varying ia tlnt from piu
20 deep crimson and every shade of veIigx
Here and there may be seen sprays OF green i,u
they are scarce The elnls. ashes. basswoods and
=
and DlrcaCs have 8 silveTy appearance aud could
you see Vermont forest in Autumn YOU yyouil
agree with me IN saying that IL is truly lovely Il
ts said that nowhere are found as handsome leave,
es In New Engiand--Iiarry X. CObleigh ST. Johns
bury East VI.
GUARD YOUR TONGUES.
FRIESDs or THE c. c: How many OF the {, {,
try 70 guard against the sin Of gossipinR7 How
often are re compelled 20 sit silent and disguise,
while listening 70 the uuiuteresting babble or NOR
harmful SANDER Of the neghbOrllood gossip. n,
one escapes the meFciless sc0urge Of her bus,
tongue. say her, ior we must confess with sham,
thai our own sex D. most prone 10 this evil Some
times It is nothing more harmful than Mrs Brown
new bonnet OF the minister's last sermon Bu
how very oiien y il the ely iusiHuation the half
audible whisper or the nlercilcss dissec,in1, an,
tearing 70 pieces Of sonleone's character We lgy,
all, no doubt. been worried and ANNOYED bv Heg,
INK our private affairs discussed by stranger
Then let az sci seal upon our own lips and 70
solve 10 check this evil. Remember that a ,ror,
once spoken = travelling forever and although al,
lips which uttered il may long since be crtio5blir
IA the dust i iuay be ranking i the heart of a.,
other or eubiiier whole life. There arc othe
subjects on which 10 talk with profit Give vo,,
time 10 Interesting books aud helpful dseds Nee
with q dlgnIaed silence al hurtfui gossip and -
member tiiat-
Words are mighty. words are living.
Serpeuts with their veuonlous stines
Or bright angels, erowding round as
With heavens light upon their wings
ida }. Brand. Caution W. Va
SPEEDING THE BRIDAL
Congratulations TO Mr.. and Mira Williams IN,
Annie i. Wsrshf from A Ts.fFa u -