New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28

There ruleS galore OF t1e pretty Dlue "hite
| striped material and OF dainty white muslin. The
parsso is all beffled too" she continued, unfurling
tho large shady shelter which made bewitchng back
ground to her bonny face
The watch papcrweight is feature Of gentle
mems desks. 1t is set in heavy piece OF polished
brass The most elaborate of these paper weights
show the changes in the calendar, and sometimes
the changes in the moon. They range in price from
Sl5 upward.
simple method OF toughening any glassware is to
immerse II in gallon pot Of cold water in which
halfcup OF salt has been dissolved. Let the water
boil thoroughly, then lift the kettle of the fire and
allow il to become perfectly cold before You remove
the glass. When the water is perfectly cold take Ont
the glassware wash II and wipe IL dry. Glass rcsted
ia this way protected against changes OF tempera-
ture and sudden drafts, which, striking against super
heated lamp chimney. are liable to crack it,
A "combing towel is an American device for the
toilet IL consists Of large towel doubled In the CEN
ire silt and cut for the neck that II VIII hang
evenly over the shoulders WHEN the slit is buttoned up,
and thus protect the clothing while the hair is being
brushed The prettiest cOmbng towels are OF PLAIN
white damask linen, hemstched on the ends ana
powdered with flowers decorated with some suitable
embroidery fall of lace at either end is not an IN
appropriate decoration. pretty little combing sack
however, is dainter than any cOmbing towel, uOugh u
is not available on all occasions.
strawberry dumping Is a good dessert for one oil
the raw chilly nights Of which we have had SO many
lately. cup and a half OF prepared -four add
half teaspOOnful Of salt and rub INTO IL WIN
spoon u tablespoonful and half OF lard. MIX WIN
enough OF milk 10 make soft dough Roll TINS
dough into sheet twelve inches in diameter Buloef
n ou,rt and a half bowl and lire 1t with the paste.
leaving the dough hanging over the edge OF the bowi
FIJI the bowl with quart OF Strawberries well sweet
- nuOhf nypfl ar
over the berries. Steam hour and quarter serve
hot with a lqnid sauce For the sauce rub together
half cup OF butter and a cup OF powdered sugar Add
gradually two tablespoonful Vi milk, and when
thoroughly mixed a cup Of boiling water. Set The
bowl containing 1t in saucepan OF hot wafer ana
stir until quite smooth Flavor with two tablespoon
fuls OF sherry.
A caramel pudding. it is sometimes called.
creme Versailles, is an excellent dessert for warm
Sunday, and be prepared the day before and SEA
away In the refrigerator. Beat six eggs with six
tablespoonfus Of sugar and scant teaspoonful OF
salt. Add gradually beating all the time, quart ot
milk Flavor with the grated peel OF half lemon
teasoonful Of extract Of vanilla or two iabespooiuls
of sherry. Bake In buttered mould set into "a pan
Of boiling water until 1t Is solid. from half to three
quarters Of an hour. When you stick the handle
of a spoon into the centre and bring IL out with
cusard sticking % IL II Is done Set IL away TO cool IN
the mouh For the sauce melt cup Of ganuated
sugar in small saucepan stirring II all the time
When Il .s dark brown IN color and quite liquid pour
I'm a coffee cup Of boiling water still stirring. When
Is entirely mixed set il the side Of the range
and LET II simmer fifteen minutes. When the pudding
and sance are both quite cold Just before serving
turn out the custard carefully into glass dish and
pour the sauce around i.
We are all acquainted with the well meaning |
woman who forever makes her intentions apology
sirn0 frrlfa tae
your temper plays general havoc with all your sens
bjlties and calmly UP the trouble she has made
with the announcement that her intentions Of the
best. In fact she is bunderer, and seems 10 feel |
that It Is excuse enough for her TO admit her faults
She utterly fails to take into account the fact that
non performance Of duty may be as grevous a crime /
as opposition to duty Nowhere in all Scripture is
more fearful retributOn melted out than 10 the |
want who hid his talents and failed 10 make active
capital of them before his master came II Is not |
enough that fail TO do evil, drifting almlesSy |
along In life doing what amiable actions come In our
way. In order make success Of life we must be |
positive characters, women well men, IL may
matter less in the great total of life what our in
tentions arc than what accomplish for the good
Of our ellowmen 'and Of ourselves II is the clear
duty Of woman to train herself and her children
for life Of the greatest usefulness that they may 90
forth, according TO the Scrptural commands, wise
as serpents," though harmless as doves.' The in.
junction 10 serpenune wlsdom-merely worldly
given first because OF the abject useless
ness Of person who is without 1t. The world is
fun of wellnteDtioncd people. who imagine that by
some other they may gain another word
though they lose this through their ignorance Of the
necessary affairs Of everyday life. Wisdom, even
shrewdness Is as much part Of Christian character
a. goodness 1t is peoples duty 10 learn the ways
Of the world. In pioneer times. before the country
was overe~wded. it was simple enough for easy