Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-01-24
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tnarrlea--eacn one on 'ein started wneO
was determined An sure enough.
there they found Elnathan lyin' as deal
As = nail on Liddy's grave like il was 4
sofa. and Aunt Hepsy paused 20 wlpa
very genuine tear from her blue evea
~Of course we worked over him. but
there want mite OF use she contln-
ued. Il helped to lay him out myself.
an with his " hit. curly hair an lAa
white shroud that Martha would have.
he looked for all tile world as sweet as 1
double white piney.
The tall. hig faced clock began a.
strike solemnly. as became its aye ami
size. and Buster reused himself and be.
gan to listen. A sad story, very sad
story, said the minister's wife. with Ia
terest, Five O'clock. How time flissl
We must go back 10 the recipe Nov.
II you will tell me what you measure
the milk in
Aunt Hepy went into the kitchen aud
returned With large coffee cup, haif
blue. half white. ~There, said she.
when she had set il on the talle, ~wlen
measure / use that; but. law, / alias
could knock doughnuts together " It'll.
out airy cup When Che milk Is les tic
right sour. use mp to the blue; an us
for aigs, use plenty ef ye have plenty
but you amt called on 10 use All you
can lay hands ON ef they're 90 cents 4
dozen. An as for salted aigs, them that
banker after 'em can have 'enl, though
to be sure when there's nothin' elst o..
be got you can use 'em. An' sweetenin.
wall, the men folks n tell We a. to that
There was Mr. jackson, now, never
wanted mite. an Mr.. Wakefield. my
present husband. can't git too mucl
An shortenin', wall, there ye are again:
too much spiles 'em. an too little--wnll.
Inever was one to mako things so skinpN
they couldn't he ct, which, after all, is
what victuals is for.
@And fiour?" said Mira Wharton. with
an air Of helpless defeat
Look out fer that. the new kindrs
drier'n powder. an fore you know ID
you'll have brickbats std o doughnuts.
Alspice is my seasonin'. The men like
it, an they are hearty enters; an that
makes me think of Elnathan agim.
When he'd been dead year, an Martha
was a tryin' to put him up a monument.
she showed them drawin's of his 10
Mr.. Hubbard, one of the machine shop
men, aud. sir, they was wuth money.
Perhaps Elnathan wasn't SO crazy as he
seemed TO us. Anyways. Martha las got
a new brick house with veranda, an' q
bush house all glass, an horse an
phaeton. an don't know what all. out
of what her poor pa made up as you may
say right out OF his head
Buster had risen, aud putting his nose
to the crack of the door voiced his pleas-
ure in an eager whine. Mr.. Wakefield.
Aunt Hepsy's fourth, was coming
briskly up the snow covered walk
"When shall you make doughnutss =
asked the minister's wife. with sudden
inspiration.
Tomorrow morning
May come and see your"
Certain, said Aunt Hepsy, with
mingled pride and hospitality, FAN of
ye' want any more o my rules III give
EN- to We 'th pleasure.
AN eff ye hain't got Miss HubbelIs's
recipe for shrub cried Aunt Hepsy.
when six months later the cookery book
was printed. and to the delight OF All
the younger generations Of houseleop
ers. contained the most delicate secrets
Of the best cooks ia Bartlett How'd
she come TO tell yer"
@Ohl there are different ways cf get.
ting at things, replied the discreet min
ister's wife. II Harpers Weekly.