New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

if she corrected really faults Of voice and IN
| tonaton.
The fashion Of long and elaborate meals has almost
entirely passed among the richest ana u'ua ''i
ionobe classes In England and America. Qutc recently
Queen Victoria paid visit to Baron fe'uII'"' w
Roth,chlld. at Waddc,don Manor, one OF inc m"S
beautiful country seats in England and perfect treas
urc house OF priceless work, Of art. collected ana as
PLAYED with iautess taste. The following compare
tivoy simple menu is that Of the deleuner gwen py
this representative Of tho richest family In the world
TO the sovereign Of Great Britain:
Con,omme IA Windsor
Tmc a la Noryegennc.
Caille, en- casscs-Poularde a iAgercnnc.
Ficts &c Bocuf la Chartrcusc
Canctons caruis dOrtolan7.
Aspcrgcs branches
Bc.Sucts Ia Nlcnnosc.
Pctts souGlcts a Ia Royalc
Who shall decide when doctors disagree rs they do.
about the best Of treating and preserving the hair
shall We assume the offensive and brush It vigorously
every night with the prescribed 100 stro,eG or shaI
sec coax II with gentle massage and coohn; dplH''
lions shall we oil It with preparations OF petroleum
this said to have produced wonderful crop on the
Lad head OF q Russian lamp-cleancr who wiped his
oily finger, continually his hcad-or shall we dr'
the scalp with ammonia and soda dissolved III h't
water How shall solve TIC ycNei question as ~
when il j, dc.ir,bc 10 wa-h one, hair one authority
recommend, thorough cleaning weekly. AiOihef
equally intelligent declares that the root, viii be
drowned II too much be applied twi'e wear hc
thinks. Will be- auto sufficient determined Young
woman known 90 the writer, soaked her head ia cold
water every night and left II wrnHng wet bY way %
strengthening II. Inc iaacy Of this method Wa
quicsly proved however. hy the dnm>c' hair c'm'h-
ont I'm such quanc, that she vas obliged to give mp
her theory.
4, IN most thing. a middle cour-" seems to he the
! L. and
hair wi. d, a. u thluh, best la pit" Ot any and every
,Gur-o If discipline II i- NOR mater % hcndiy
health and ace than p"rlnp, care - confess Q"
ourselves. Moh,ra-c brushing viii 10 doubt spread
the natural oil Of toe scalp upou thu hair. mAbJS
.lo.-y \ certain amount of ma,.as or rubbing 9Th
the finger, viii assist circulation. aud an occasional
WASHING with warm water and ammonia can hardly y
ether than btncicHl
=. 20 forrn- reluctant hair = grow, pcrhaPs an
thar.dr- is t:c most generally accepted medium. H.
is recipe mat can ID harm a. any rate and he
o"lebrl cd II Erasmus "!Fpn. whose "a.h II U.s.
VIII carry hop and encouragement - "a" de'rond.S
rry tie !oto eyer, -sht WIKI piece OF soft ponse.
or II No. q. y u-- cause, irritation Of lc ,c'ip lee
| i oul, twice week:
Fau de- cologne ..... ..... ........0 Dunes
Ilucturr 81 CtJtlIaTldr-. ........ oHh'c
JIi %. L..I.-h Law 4tg { t''
Oh u rosemary .........l = dinchm
\ fof,uu. await. tac lnaa or woman who shall IL
cover the art 90 ,urlas -ttacl; locks without th' ai
! i Hons og papers. J, there Not SON" mystery "i
electricity o- -omc secret Of chemistry which can cone
o tAc ala of f,riorn madcn' Whose cnmp, cannot -pg
v.,c damp -c ios- and !avcor1tn@ mountain breeze
Please Mr. Edison. turn your attention % thI, cr,lug
need aad Niu Oh" pltutlt, and blessing, II cvcrr
,,r,l-A, haired woman ia the c.v.azcd world!
Tho fashionable hand>h,kc Of day Is tldut 70
wonder at II Is very ,couortu- - The unniu'tcd,
who experience not tdo surprise 90 feel their Arn'
/ suddenly krockcl mp whom thcy are prepared iot a
dounVari movement. However ID f. or Z ant' Md
WHY is 10 done II f. certainly angular ana uu9ncc
nl u Is curious how th".o f,hionanl' fad, s.aae
Tho driving a IA mode with thumb, we'll up 'lm' irpW
me broken thumb and consequently suH join: Of a
| VOL known member ~ the coaclns club 90 London
/ and friend of tho Prince OF Wales. Whit fools
thc-. mortal, be-" say, Inlch ard how very. ser,
night he isl
Hy the nov game nw, pa sod la,: winter thH ,rl7on
flr game opcu- It m0rth later illu formerly. ard the
ru.cufc cannot lcgiimaioh cnloy vootoock ou toI.t
m Ncg Yor, state tn september /. There is ALREADY
a special demand for pr.ur chickens. yourg dome a.
iu,s green geese and Other pJll'ty 10 to- H." p1 .
| 4 game R,cd lirls are seldom IN market before
! ~cp.eulhcr l. though not prohibited. The uuwsrs
| ,atr1u, If the seaside Restaurant IN the month II
August often md them a." bills u fare and AZ,
cut!cci into lattur Of an amy tpii-tcshcd bird
- about the size II reed bird. II hl' bouc oi the
.ucculcnt pIumpnc-, # . rod bird ard b, rather rank
i
bi,ckbrd and the promi.cou Wy In which II p.ck'
mn IT, food shows tho flavor ~ H. nc,h The rice
| or reed hirl. although allied 10 the haehbrd, and
called bv Audubon the wandering bllckhirl.' IN al
-on 10 h., migratory habits iced almost cA lusircl'
| ON rec during ~" month, When 10 J, brought to mar
| kcf whence u. plumpnc-~ and delicate favor.
Pigeon, ray be found IN mar"ct all the ycac roand.
VIa pirc d., may be improved ia flavor AID rcnde-cI
uor,, tender by coopuf- for Two three days before
| thew nrc Killed aud keeping them we'll fed. While a
fr grown pigeon cannot b" compared with ~quRb H.
| ,.ndcrr.c~, II makes 4 very good pie or ,tcw. To
MAX. a .tcw draw and -inge two lat plump pi-cola.
| ,,ut the liver, back in the bird, and las Them aside
| after tn, ling them into fiat form. Remove III"
! rlpd from quarter Of pound Of nice bacon IhroN
4 into bolug water for ten minutes. then cut it into
| ,nuarc, and fry it IN a saucepan tiI brown Il"
| move the bacon and fry the pigeon, I'LL th''
| ar. well Drowned both side. Remove thc
| ,trcons to the plate with the bacon; pour
| ort any bacon fat that may be left IN the pan
| and AID ~ tables poonful of butter. Stir INTO the
luttcr when IL mclts aud l. brown a Tablespoons
| ou Of -four then add. slowly, about y pint of
| broth or gravy and let this tlichcncd broth boil up
| for "A few moments. Then season. Lay the hct
| bncon and fried pigeon, In stow pan with
twenty tiny button uuion, fried, or their equivalent
| In fried union, Of larger size. To fry tie Onions
first banch tlcm--that /, throw them into quart
| If boiling water aud allow them to boil for ten
| minutes. Drain them and put them into a frying
pan With a table pooniul ol butter ana u nan yea
| ,poonfl Of sugar and allow the Onions b brown.
| pour the prepared broth tn" pigeons and other
ingredient, IN the stew pan. and let them simmer in f.
| for half an hOur. Add, if you have them, ha!f q
| can II mushrooms, and cook the stew five minutes
longer. Remove the pigeons first from the stew. lay
them ia the centre o the platter, dish the bacon and
| vegetables around them. skim the gravy carefully
| and pour II over the pigeons, ana serve. Pigeons
may be stcwcd In exactly the same way. adding a
quart II green pea, instead Of onions and mushrooms
To make pigeon pie stew slowly four pigeon, In
broth enough t. cook them. When they nearly
| done remove them from the gravy and separate any
| bones easily taken out. The back bones. breast
bone, and leg bones can usually b. aIil} removed.
! Cut The Hvcrs Of the pigeon, In small piece, slice
| fonr hnrd.hoilcl egg. butter a deep carihea PIE
dish, pat IN layer OF the pigeon then layer Of hat