The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-01-31
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
Tie Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
Fdltor's Chat.

Charles NJ. Gale Ashburnham, Mass, would ind
IL difficult task to get up c. G. Directory Ad-
dresses are changing all the time, as the Union
veteran is great rover and likes 10 be on the 60
Alice Johnston, you are now an enrolled member
OF the c. C. The members OF TIE NATIONAL TRIB-
UKE family have nothing 10 do but send names,
The same message 30 Rose Vivian and all who
hesitate.
Mrs Hartley. Ainsworth Neb., hopes someone
viii send directions for knitting or crocheting
fascinstor.
The Editor extends thanks TO Herman Smith,
Luther. Mich. for birch-bark autograph; 10 Epha
J. Aeoman, Surrey, Ind, Tor beautiful peacocks
feathers.
The church paper Of which Amos L. Seaman. St.
Louis. No. il advertising agent is - The Outlook
instead Of e" Our Paper" As he omitted to send
his number and his address is nlisaid. the Editor
must answer his question here. Kate 3. Sner-
woods poems sell for 81, plain Style but wlll De
furnished any member OF the C. c. at half price.
Address Tie author. Toledo. ..
The Happy Household.
sAVoRY DISHES.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: You viii ike these recipes,
am sure.
Welsh RGrc5it-Very nice, prepared with bread
crumbs. a. follows; Xix with a quarter Of pound
OF good cheese the same quantity OF stale bread
crumbs; then work with three or four ounces OF
butter add a dash OF cayenne and a ieaspooniul OF
salt; then the yolEs of two well-beaten eggs.
Spread this mixture on slices Of toasted bread, and
place la tie oven TO become thoroughly hot ana
slightly Drowned.
BrsaSJast Saus0ge.-Chop very fine one pound of
nnoookea veal and a quarter OF pound Of break
Iest bacon add teaspOoHiul Of salt quarter tea
spoonful 81 pepper. Nix well and form into cakes
These iried and served with cream sauce make q
nice breakfast dlsh.-Is. 5. NJ.
Conversation Club.
Rules fise CtsJ.-I- Write briefly. 2 Write only
on one side o. The paper 3 Write to the point. !.
Write on one subject. B. Write your best. 6.
Send answers to ali puzzles for Of Editor. Each
week the names Of those writing the best letters
n
eral merit cOnsidered-will be named at the head
OF tins column on the Honor Roll. First honor
honor wlll include a deficiency ia some one point.
No others VIII be named.
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LETTERS
First Honor-W; 6. Rasset, Lake View, Wn. 7:
) III. 4. Best, StoBeham. Mass.
sEARcHERs AND sOLvERs.
Bertha Beers, Wilbur, Neb., J.; Joseph c. Groat,
BIRD, n L., l. T. Is. Anderson, Woodland. Di., l.
hena Gsryln, New Athens, o., 3; Annse Hoyt,
South Aorwaik, Conn, ] /; Mamie 9. Burke, Rose
bank, \. =, 2; Lottie b. Naxfieid Cambridge VT.
D; Arthur O. Sisson, 3; Annie Marsh Williams,
Saugus. Mass. :; John =. O. Thomas Philadel-
phiG. No, ]: Grace J. Johnson Benton Harbor
Mich, q T. n. Tinkham, Springfield, Mass u;
10 Randolph, Cameron, Neb.. 3; Efiie a Smith 1;
James T. Alger, SWanpscOti, Mass, 5; Mabel G.
GldolnEs. IlOrntOn's Ferry. n H.: Arthur d. Sis
son, keoheld, Oak, &; Carrie i. Howell Ensign,
ham Is 4 }. Graves, Harris Grove, o., /; Harrie
Williams Dcansvilie, y. Y, /; ~ VI. Williams, 8;
Lewis Sandeil, Donovan, H., ,.
JULIA's FANCY RUCHE.
DEAR TRIBUNE: Julia A. Galloway, the invalid
daughter % soldier, who i ia feeble health and
resides IN Xeuia, o.. has demonstrated that the
spirit that animated O. father to do and dare in
Ans C0untTy's defense has not dereueraled in the
ehilcTeH her lather ana mother, Ia feeble health,
bat both brave. hopeful aud helpful and she an in
valid. lying fOr i've months la a plaster-of-paris
jacket, has 50 employed her fingers IN making
ruches that she has been OF great help TO the fam
liy Memorial Day last was the FIRST time she
out FOR many months. her advertisement was
1iEst ll THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE, aud the kind and
helpful G q were hrst TO respond; other papers
printed y, aud 10 all sae is very grateful for the
Kindness ia giving her niulble fingers work She is
but - years old, and yet by earnest endeavor
while suffering from pain and weakness her earn
1ngs have pleced out the little earned by father and
mother. See VI lsl pluck and patience VIII accom-
TINS family and that they are endeavoring TO he
self-helpful-SRrah M. i. Ba5tels Past Department
president, Akron. o.
LYDIA DAYS TRIP TO HER SCHOOL.
FRIEED= OF TIE c. c.: Ny brother and left
home eat4y one morning Tor a trip from South ST.
Andrews 10 Vernon. where asa teaching in the
little saliboat Minnesota Sailing down Last Bay
We soon came 10 ~. Andrews Bay proper Near al
hand IL TIE town OF ~. Andrews beautiful 81
Andrews by Tie sea. Seven miles 10 the south i
Hurricane Island, which lies Ia the Pass between
the Gull and bay. On the mainland i the long
line 81 hiils 81 giistening white sand from which
il derives It's name, " Castles IN Spain Soon we
reach the place where North and West Rays ioin
~ Andrews Bay. Here the Bay is very wide and
when there Il much wind il Is very rough We
sialo al friends house over night and early next
morning STARTED on our way-this time with a
horse aud buggy. The road is through the omen
pine woods, AT tins time OF the year gay with bean
tliul vic flowers, the most familiar being Golden
roc and daisies. Occasionally we pass a ty-ty -
OF gigantic cypress aud bay trees and vines grow
lng 50 thicly 40 one can get through without cut
ting way We passed many beautiful ponds:
Two only a lew yards apart. three miles across
ullcc with clear. fresh water vet with no visible
Quiet 1iie banks are very steep, reminding one
o. ttie steep o4lks along the Mississippi. In some
places they descend abruptly 80 or So feet The
eFlls sink l. quite large piece Of ground Ia The
leFel, pine WOODS which CaVed IN ana SINK down
sb0Ei - feel 30 the tops Of quite tai trees arc Ie,
With tie surface There are many smaller nIace.
al Ozark and Deep A we near the Holmes River
Valley we sec some OF the highest hills In tie Slat
al covered with trees, but no beautiful Autumn
leaves. Descending the hills into the valley saTv
heaes 81 cane and cotton, tie cotton bolls open
teauA 5st pressing. vernon IS on low land near a
beauliui creek We have had no frost and roses
are ~ blossom also sweet little yioeis-Iydia y.
Day Vernon, Fla
TO EXCHANGE-WANTED.
To Exchange: TriIobtes and other peoIoD4oaI
specimens Tor coral. sea-sheils or Rocky Mount
Rln specimens.-Harley Smith, Midland Civ. q
Prize Tor prettlest shells - Reua (5arvin -,
Athens, q. Eucycoredia for three Ii,,I,t E,rs,,o
VIII Meek, Macomb. III. COukIfu's HsnJ,,
manual and Atlas p sueWl Tor best oiers.-Peter AT
Aayvilie, LecgeTville, Vas. Earth Sea and S- "
ior breecl-ioatlng ride; Lily Of the West y and
You'll Bliss Mother when She's Gone " for nv
lng Cow Boy and Texas Rangers; letters and
autographs with tie Z. CIV. +. Volz Bazar
Kan. Book for hat-band; postal autopranl,s 1gi,b
the . IN a. Randolph, Box 329 Cameron Neb
Sea-slells Tor minerals, fossils, birds eggs ana
other cilriOsiiles-trec IL Banks Stamford Com,
Cash Tor Indian relics and od-fashioued hintIocI-
aorse-pi=ioi.-A. W. White, Lock Box IS AIbert
lea, Minn. IltE sheet music for Father C,Cr,e
Home and Gypsy's Warming" and Ansv7eT y
Mrs. 9. II. Barker. Stowe Cal NV pboforrav,b
Tor best HutogI aph.-I5zzie Jacobs SioelySvefi Td
Prizes Tor handsomesl photographs of vouno cen
lieulen. = 10 -, by Feb. 25.-Dora A Nrgen Ror
VI, Ae@ London Conn. Cabinet photographs " 4
nlst I've received - pha L. Yeoulan lt,yrev
M Sei-eahi, TWO skates eggs, or Chinese coin
1or silver three-cent piece Y nickel ,vi,I,n1,,
cents OF an Indian relic.-Roilin Z Toms So
lord Conn Cove Mills Cash for ceuv Of ier's
elIiL Header toid series. Thomas Iegge 21T
high street, Waterloo, Iowa Ivanhoe or sorot
modern novel, Tor best dozen silk or satin pieces
Lou Young, kosecraus, ia Cloth bound bool- r.,
Desi photograph three weeks from date-DaT
coleman, Piltsteld, III. Improved Hail lyme
writer Tor rubber stamp, or best offer trade q,
easli.-N5 george W Cole, Box ~ Bushnell mi
4n8tlai hat-mark for hauds0fnest photopranb -
young gentleman by March Z: Easter Gard n,
BOY best Friend Is His Mother for answer
gypsy = y arniIg." Two flower patterns for ,
IlteI . giadiolas and fans FOR lusira painting :
Oaa n Morton. DaTriown. o. petersou's NooaI5ne
Isosi Tor best oher; letters with the C. q. bal
marx Tor hands0mest young gentleman's photo
graph by Aarcl Carrie T. Howell ENSIGN Y an
Prizes awarded; j. T. Riley Morrison No I,
Win j. Alarfscil, Waterman, Wis, for 2 378 WAYS o
change, - cents second prize to John w Bair
Solitude. Ind Tor :, rs ways. Chas l. Thonnson
Georgetown, O., 10 Lola Lyon, Feesbure o.
Letters wIta the C. CT. NJ Burrows w l. 81
l0ers. Lewis r. Ayers ~ hite Pine, Va W 6 Rassei
Lake view, ~ a. r: Naomi Green, Is, Blooming
ton. mo- lucia 8SOUtifby Lexington Craze