Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-14

chine" by writing tho three volumes OF
'Guy Manncring' in six wcois ut
Christmas time In tho three years
from 1927 TO 1880. while no was under
the pressure of u load OF debts SO largo
that 1t seemed as If nothing los han
some bold and speculative venture in
trade could remove the burden within
the few years left % him. he wrote
about thirty original volumes some
thing like ten for each OF these years.
-E. ii. Woodruff, in Scribncr's Mag
nzinc.
William Euston, who died In
Charleston nearly fifty years ago. left a
sum of money To DO used in establishing
II homo for aged and INDECENT persons.
something like tho institution ut Cam
terbury, England. Mr.. Euston's native
place. 1t was only about nine years
ago that tho trustees took hold OF the
matter and began operations with the
5000, 00) in their hands. About twenty
cottages were built und sixty persons
moved into them Il few days ago.
About twenty more buildings will be
put up, and there will DO room for some
200 inmates. The Eiston Home will
be OF the largest and mos: interest
ing benevolent institutions in the South.
The buildings are Of brick and granite,
und surrounded by gardens and fields
for cultivation. while tho inmates have
fuel, lights, and water provided, and
pensions for personal expenses.
A v erau African explorer says:
The greatest danger to health in
tropical climates, or ut my ratio in
tropical Africa, occurs from catching
cold. Tw, other imprudcnces next to
be guarded against are excuses Of any
kind in eating or drinking or exposing
ones self too much to the direct rays of
the sun. Errors in diet are promptly
and pitcously punished with sickness.
and rs Europeans are all the better in
health for taking IL good deal OF cxcr-
else they are easily liable to get sick if
they expose themselves TO tho suns
rays without tho protection OF an UNI
brella. which is frequently lone by
newcomers cut OF foolish bravndo."
"A young lady OF New York nmuses
herself with cumming birds us pets.
nv cAAhN non A@Sco bh NNo iiS W.T.
tains and have raised little families in
the parlor:. There arc plants for them
to fly about in. and every day he for
list sends II basket OF flowers for them to
extract the honey from. They are like
little rainbows flying about tho room,
md they light on tho head OF their
dainty mistress with perfect freedom.
She has I'M especial affinity for the
fcathered race, and pigeons, canarics
and bullhncl,cs arc included among her
household iavoritos.
-Oystcr Saucc.-Save all tho juice
in opening tho oysters; cut of the
boards and put them to boil in tho
liquor with n bit OF mace and lemon
peel. Put the oysters into cod water
md drain thom; strain the liquor; add
to it the oysters just drained from the
cold water. with n lump OF butter
rubbed in n littlo flour and enough
milk TO mako the amount OF sauce re-
quircd. Put On Tho fro and lot IL boil
u few moments, stirring constantly.
Serve Mt once. a little squeeze OF
lemon is an Improvement.
The Boo Journal e aims that honey
hns tho quality of preserving for IL long
time in IL fresh state any thing that may
be laid In IL or miXol with it, i'm IL far
superior manncr 10 sugar; thus many
species OF fruit may DO preserved By
being laid in honey. md by this means
will obtain Il pleasant taste and give to
the stomach IL healthy tone.
Chocolate M]aciroons. -Tako three
fourths pound blanchcd almonds, ono
pound powdered sugar. and ono-fourth
pound grated chocolate; mix tho so into
n stiff paste with tho whites Of three
eggs bcaton to asirong froth; drop them
in teaspoonfuls or 10 II sheet of white
paper OH u baking-tin. and bako in q,
moderate oven until quito Il, III.
Hero is n now story for Hans Won
Bulow. An old acquaintance whom
Won Bulow wanted TO drop mot him,
nftor n long absence. saying: GLOW
do you doP l bet, though, that you
don't remember my name" "You'vo
won tho bot" replied Won Bulow, ard
turned on his hcol.
--Blottcrwick-"I SEQ TINT tho hustle
Is no longer worn" Ills wifo-"Where
did you SEQ that, my denr?" Blotter.
wick Qnockly) -''ln the newspapers"
His vito (sharply)-"Wcll. when you
SEQ 1t In tho street, just lot inc know"
Time.
"A Scotch clergyman lately, in II
temperance address. said: 'If Paul
hnd recommended to Timothy Epson
salts instead Of wine less would DO
heard OF tho advice 10 drink wine for
tho stOmach's suka"
Switzerland is tho model republic
in Europe II not In tho world. AZ COM
Jared With tho Unitod States. IL Is n |
miniature. Tut SO IL IL in expenses. Tho |
President receives only $1,000 n year
for Ills services.
-''Thnt Campbell family nro tho
very scl:m Of the earth" ''i}ut. Harry,
they move In tho very highest circles"
"Wcli. isn't scum always found ut Tho
tOp?'- Tiine
They WIN have little butter mist tc cop
lpIt To sDrgpu thin thpir bread Table Talk |