New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10

Homemade
and excellent addition TO the table and is prepared In
the following manner, this receipt by the way being
taken from the manuscript book of a very notable
housekeeper who has stores Of valuable information
appertaining 10 domestic economy:
Take one Calls liver, Calls tongue, one can Of
mushrooms and trJfles to taste. Crate the liver af
ter II has been boiled and chop the tongue together
with the mushrooms To this mixture add one cup
of rich cream one cup of melted butter the heart Of
an onion chopped very fine. Season to taste with
pepper and salt Worcestershire and catsup Mix
the whole well together and press in oiled tins. This
is really delicious and can be improved by
being telned into calfs foot Jelly with slices of
lemon and egg.
Another tested receipt from the same book is
for stuffing peppers:
Chop very fine chicken, veal teuder beef, to which
add hard boiled eggs also finely minced Mix the
whole with mayonnaise dressing Add few chopped
chow chow pickles, and after seasoning with pepper
and salt TO taste, place In the peppers
There are many people of taste who cannot afford
10 buy oil paintings even water colos OF value and
must depend largely upon "bacK ana "m@ Ior
decoration OF their walls. Fine original proof eemngs
snch as persons of refined taste would desire to pur
chase are often expensive as original paintings.
There are abundant cheap etchngs printed nom
xornou. plates in market but to any one who values
beauty of line these possess little value IL greatly
TO be desired that all best etcers should ADOPT oe
practtce of many and destroy plates az sooh DIS "e
nrtnts show SIGNS Of being worn. photographs OF
masterpieces are open W hono VI .. ,"S ~.
iections TO cheap etchings and are within nle
means Of every one The photographs OF Burner
Jones,s pictures taken by process some
times called "phatnotyping,' reproduce all his best
works with the sotness OF an lndiaink DRAWING jules
prston,s peasant are delightfully."- reproduced IN
carbon photograph by Braun among copies Oh
masterpieces there are italian photographs of the
madonna NJ the Grand Duke" which, RusEin tells u.s.
10 the finest of all Raphaels madonnas These photo
yranbs have been pronounced by our best critics to
he superior TO any engraving OF them' inert are age
nbotorraphs of Holbein's Madonna Oh the meyer
ramilv by braun that are admirable The prices OF
ho,o,nhs range according 10 the size and, to some
extent according to the shop at which they are pur
chased There are quantities Of cheap, inferior photo
granhs which are taken by inferior processes from
COPIES of the great originals, ana are shahs sure 10
fade ont In time. These are not Desirable what Is
desirable Is q photograph taken by CONSCIENTIOUS
PHOTOGRAPHER from the original picture Inc photo
prauhs OF Braun are taken in this way Inc Ehensh
photographs after Buree Jones arc The Braun
n,crres are the most expensive ranging IN price from
sa FOR small SIZE fourteen by eighteen TO S6 for the
next size twenty two by twenty whle the largest
size thirty by forty, is sls. lioyers English photo
eraphs after BnrneJones are ~ 10 49, according to
size There rs beautiful photograph OF the Madonna
M the Grand Duke for 49, taken directly from the
original.
The best way Of framing all these pictures IS in
wood In case OF a large photograph It is always
strengthened by framing IL up 10 the edge, without
showing ANY margin using old oak frame In har
mony with the tint Of the picture
II Won do not wish any odor from kerosene lamp or
stove DO not blow IL out. Turn the wick down till II is
bne flame and let IL go of itself The reason for
this is that every kerosene flame generates IN burning
little as which IS consumed when the wick Is turned
IN TO its full height After the light is turned DOWN