Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Make a chain Of q stteies, turn
Isr row-Dne treble in 3<h. 'jth- .th.
Sfh and 9th stitches chsia J, skip =
treble in each of next ;. repeat from
twice, chain ), turn
II row-Thrpe TRIBES under chain.
chain ,, 3 trebses under next : chain, re-
peat once from :, chain >, Il trebies un-
der loon formed by lsE stitches OF
foundation chain, chain 3, turn
81 row-One treble on each treble OF
last row. beginning wish the III from
needle, as the > chain takes the place oil
LIST, : trebles under . chain, chain :. j
trebles under chain following, repeat
from twice, eiiain 3. turn.
It'll row-iike II row TO seallop; l
treble on lat treble. chain /, treble
on next treble, repeat from :, chain ),
turn.
9Th row-One treble on End treble, :
chain 2, treble on Iext, repeat. Finish
same as 3rd row, beginning with
trebles under ) chain.
9Th row--Sane a. It'll row, to sca!lop;
cluster Of three tre5les on each treble OF
last row, ehain 3, tura-
eth row-One treble on every ether
treble Of last row, with chain between
finish top Ike 9TH row.
sth rOw-Same as i.h row. to scallop;
treble over each treble of last row,
with chain between, chain ). turn.
9Th row-One treble over each treble,
with : chain between. Finish same rs
18th row.
10th row-Same a. ith row. TO seallop;
l cluster of ; trebles on each treble Ct
last row. chain $, turn.
IIrt Easfpn chain with -inptp
stitch between LIST and 2nd clusters.
chain s, fasten in next space, repeat
from IL times, chain ;, finish like 5th
row.
l2;h row-Same a. throw, to scallop;
after chain 5, ! treble in last Of trcbles,
chain !. fasten In center of s chain, re-
peat around the scallop, chain 6, turn.
18th Tow-Fasten in centre of chain,
chain 6, fasten in next chain, repeat /;
chain 9, and finish the row same as the
9Th row.
Repeat from the 2nd row, putting the
II trebles under loop of 6 chain, con-
meeting the last treble with n single
stitch to the second chain loop of pre-
ceding scallop. The scallops are Joined
in this way, chain being made at the
end of every other row and caught by
vious scallop.
This is an easy lace to crochet, and
very pretty.-MRs. j. Il. SoU1iIwoHTI,
in The HsaHhst0ae.
Farmers need not fear that their chill
dren will be spoiled by too much educa-
ton. We hear occasionally about ''cd-
ucatcd fools" and sometimes man is
pointed out who is educated, and yet
seems TO lack all the qualities that go to
make successful man But such a
man would have been a much bigger
fool if he had not been educated ut all
1t is not the education, but the lack of
good common sense foundation that is
at fault Give your children all the ed
ucation YOU can possibly ailard. and rest
assured they will lie all the better men
and women for Northeastern Agofs
caitHriSt.
All the green corn that is LEFT after
the meal should be cut from the cobs
and dried in the oven. II will take hut
a short time TO do this each day and br
dong IL one can save quite Il quantity
of nice drie1 sweet corn for winter use
How to use it after it Is dried. Let it
lak several hours III just WATER enough
to keep it covered. After it is Of nearly
full size let the wafer dry away II little,
then prepare ~ you would canned corn
An easily prepared dish for supper
can be had BY cutting the corn from
hslf Il dozen cooked cars of corn, adding
four eggs; this season with salt and
pepper, and add two tablespoonful Of
sweet cream. Cook all twenty or twenty
five minutes in Il well hu.tered frying
pan. \ lump Of butter size of half an
egg may be added if desired.