The National tribune., 1889-02-14
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T4e IIoGSelaId, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
&C i@AfiE1 A-bAeAA ess
PRIME PUDDING.

thing nice. il not. select Founo % lts4A
lruues soak them OTer night. after washing tHo5
ourisiy, and stew slowly Ia the same water uuill
tle Juice l. pretty well condensed ihen stt'a'i
Ihuough collander. Have ready the whites oI
ex s1.rs beaten 10 a stiff roth and stir them lato
the prlne pa3p with cup Of white sugar fnt
the mixture into a baking dish, ana pace IA q
moderate oven until the mixture IL bskea 70 .
sponge. Do not have the oven too hot, or the Top
viii burn better pat paper over, as IL Il very
delicate. Let u get cool before serving. an LII
eat with cream. whipped cream being ever SO Enucn
nicer.
trouble and expensive II Is neither, when you
have Zee just sweeton your cream, set II into
dish Of chopped ice. and beat with an eggbeater
unt il froths Skim Of the top when u accqmg =.
lates and beat again few minutes Wli4 mako u
after il is quite coid-Editor's Recipes.
ECONOMICAL CAKE
HAPPY Household: send recipe for nice, cheap
cake. Try, and report: One cup Of sugar, han cup
OF butter, whites OF three eggs. half cup OF sweet
milk two cups OF flour, one heaplng te5spoonIui
Of baking powder. Bake in layers IN hot oven
kFOSimg.-Golks OF three eggs, one cup o. pun,
verize6 sugar. one teasfo0nful OF vanilla. Beat -
minutes, aud spread between the layers and on
top.-Lena Suter, Manns Choice Pa
HORN Baskets
DEAR C. C. AND H. H: viii send recipe for
making horn baskets: Take q smooth cows NORM
boil tall il Will scrape easy with sharp knlle
scTape il of Ike fne paper. Make any shape BASKET
Of pasteboard Che horn scTapings on the basket
so The thread won't show; moss on the edges.
Minnie M. Ward. Cleveland, YIN. T.
CROCHET PoINT-EDGING.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Make chain Of q stitches
Isl row. c IN 4th and 5th stitches of chain, ca
2 in Sth stitch OF chain IN next sllieh, ca
2 Gin 18th stitch ch 2 d c IN 10Th STITCH ca =
la 18th stitch. c >. ! c IN last stitchi turn
ID rOw-Ch 5. / C over in last row. eh z,
over c IN last row. ca 2, l c over IN last
row, ch 2 , d c IN top Of first C. l IN top OF
next d c, 2 IN top Of fourth @ c. Oh =, q C IN
each OF 2 4 at end Of row; turn.
Sd row-Ch 5 q c IN ID d c OF row, ch :, d c, IN
top OF irst c, in top of next d c, 2 d c in
next *eh 2, d C over q C OF last rows repeal from
70 times; turn.
SIN roYg-Ch S, l d c over c in last row, ci 2 d
over in last row, Oh 2 d c over c In last
row, eli 2. ? C. in top Of first d c. an top OF
next d C. c next, eli ?, q c IN each oil c at
end Of row. This makes one point.
LIST row Of second point-Ch 3, / d c IN second q c
Of row, CHI % in top Of first c, d C IN next d
c. Oh 2 d in 4lh C. ca ?, d in 9Th en- 2, G c
IN eth, ca 2. d in l0lhi turn Repeat from sec
Ono row.-E. Lula Julian, Indianapolis, Ila'
Conversation ClHb.
Relies ollie Czlsb.-l. Write briefly. 2. Write only
one side q Tie paper. 5. Write 10 the point. g.
Write subject. 5. Write your best. 8.
Send answers 10 H puzzles Tor use Of Editor. Each
week the names of those writing tic best letters
style composition spelling penuIal ssIip aud gen
erai merit c0nsideTed-Wlll be named at the head
Of this column on the Honor Boil. First honor
vii include all Of these requirements. Second
honor viii include a de.ciency IL some one point.
No Others VIII be named
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTERS
First Honor-Graee Garduer Frankfort Pa;
Lucy f. Murray. Floriua. \. Y; W I. Moore,
Bolivar. No.. Emmett Searey. Wartraee. Tenn.
Second Honor-Dollie Goode. Alexandria, Mo-
Benjamin T. Meade, Railway, \. j.
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
Annie l. Williams, Clinton. Iowa. Z Evelyn NJ
Petit, New Lisbon, O.. z; Annie l. Williams, Sau-
gus, Mass. s; Rebecca J. Huison. Scotland. Ind,
Fl. Dewitt Chase, Thayer, No., 1; Lillian J.
Jones, Marstons Mills, Mass, A. Lizzie NJ Nash,
SkOWhegan. he, 8; J. T. Smith, Barre. Mass
Fred @. Harden. Clafiin, Kan 3; Frank b. Ander-
son, Woodland, H.. 5; Arthur o. Sisson, Redfeld,
"a re smith Big O. e.
Rutherford Sims, Ind, 4; Edgar L. Stevens,
Goshen. " 20. 4; Mamie C. Burke, RoSebank, =.
u, 4; Emily J.. Buckley. Otumwa, Iowa, 6; Il. B.
Huey. PalGskiville, Ind, :; E III Tinkham,
Springfield. Mass, Z; Bessie T. Shine, Pleasant
Hill, Iii, /; Dollie Gocde, Alexandria, No; John
James, j; lnez n Humbert. Shannon, H. g; Mrs
l. A Scov1le, p Cora Is. Avery, LItchheld, Mich
NEw-YEAR THOUGHTS.
DEAR FRIENDS OF THE G. c.: Let US begin thi;
New Year with loving words and gentle deeds
Let us perform the duties that God may give tIs
willingly and without complaint whether they be
light ard pleasant weary and tiresome. Let Us
ask God 10 help US to become noble Christian men
and Somen.-aieanora ID. Getter Hondo City
The reason some people are Eretched and soli-
tary Is because they are forever thinking about
fault, and they carry It in their minds which
really keeps the evil aiiye. Bring into your minds
with New-Hear resolves, fresh. good thoughts o.
the future, and then the old soul-destroying feel
ing viii leave you. because the new thought
drives u out, just the light drives the darkness:
away. Il cannot stay where light is.-Lucy E
EtOrilhs n L
Old Time has swiftly sped away,
And Ia his wild career
Has not neglected 10 impress
The good we may do here
So let US cling the closer
IN protecting way.
As dad our own dear. kind fathers
When In the dark ming day.
We've learned lifelong lesson
From what has gone before,
And glory la the struggles
OF those dark days OF yOre.
Edgar /. Stevens. Goshen, Wyo.
WALLACE TIE SCOTTISH CHEF.
&C. FEIEsDs: The nobIest heroes and the pures
patriotism recorded IN the annals Of asy histor
seems 20 me shown in the history OF Scotland
and among the iilustrions names none occupy
more prominent place than that Of Sir William
Wallace. From the very time he was first inspire.
with the thought Of freeing Scotland Of Englis
domination IBIS whole life was a continual slrue
gle for his country and the triumph Of principle
which every patriot believes 70 be right.
The war which ended in 1896 had desolated an
Impoverished Scotland. Edward ] had made tn
Scots acknowledge him their King, and the,
had lost ali hope Of ever passing from under th
yoke Of the enemy.
Wallace al this time was about o years Of age
and he 81 once commenced to devise plans an
carry ont the one aim Of his lifs-that Of maxim
Scotland what God intended We ali should be-
free and independent people. He had just marie
beautiful young heiress who was soon gftervar
murdered by an English soldier because she WOOL
not tel where Wallace was concealed. This on
rage only made Wallace more determined BIan
q noble Scot came to bis rescue, and many q qlor
victory under the leadership Of n,
brave clIieftain. England soon learned 10 fear h
sword. and al times Is seemed he was to be TO SEQ
land what AiOses WAS TO Israel.
., ungratefui ScotlAndi that she should eve
have lost faith IN and turned against the noble
chieftain size had ever known. 8 50 various is III
late Of 3 peoples idol to-day ne is worshiped a.
God. tomorrow cast into tie fire."
When Wallace was betrayed into English hand
he Offered life If lac would iorssyear Scotlan
forever and take an oath of allegiance TO Edwar
Not for q life Of ages would he prove disloyal :
his head was 10 pay the penalty. Some historian
say he WAS executed al London, while Jane Port,
ia her Scottish Chiefs says be died Of broke
heart just before lIe was 70 be executed. Let Ga
be as il may, lac died be lived the equal of e,
ward IN al things but a crown, and his superior
being true 10 the glory Of prince or peasant-U
blemished houOri After the death of Wallas
Scotland found leader la Robert Bruce the hel
OF BRuuOcizburn.
Over 60 years have passed away since WaIIa,
renewed The struggle for the glory Of Scotland al
over 500 years too. have gone by since the yictoI
Of BannOck burn, " hich declared Ter independence
Scottish history is thrilling to the last degre
Peace now regns within her borders and il seen
that she, nation, has beaten her swords ia
plOwshares and her spears into pruning hooks
Emmett Searcy, Wartrace Tenn.
HoME AND FATEERLAED.
The nan devoted to his home il the man win,
willing 70 lay down his life for his country: aud
il the woman whose earthly heaven Is her nor,
who will give All us treasure for the veal ~ n,
soil which Is her " ain countrie. Grace Garcue
Frankfort Pa.
Our noble veterans offered their lives for the
cOuniry's safety. AID il those lives were spared
war still thai ffr-f -