New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

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little English froc! OF which give sketch 10 ~
light tan oolored cashmere trimmed with lace, with
Il very dark brown velvet band marking the shape Oh
The low Dark brown stockings ana %n-
colored chamOis OSforis give finish t. this very
simple cosnme.
Huge baskets OF hothouSe mushrooms In the mafkes
stalls. retailing at 80 and - cents pound, recah
the delights of mushrooms served coqulle Selece
button mushrooms, not the large flaps. Peel thein'
wash and drain them and cut them into small pieces.
For pound Of mushrooms, put Tablespoonful OF
butter in saucepan With teaspooDful OK sait ahs
q pinch OF pepper. Toss them In the saucepan thea
add Two tablespoonfnls OF sweet cream. half cnpml
OF white stock and about teaspOonfnl OF flour beaten
with little water When the mushrooms nave SIM
mered for ten minutes Ill the coqnie dishes with
the mixture Use either plain scalop shells ut cents
apiece the dainty product Of nature. or the more ee-
CANT sIlverpated coquilles, sold at &23 dozen.
best suits your purse. sprinkle few fine. sifted
bread crumbs each cOqaille, squeeze over Few
drops OF lemon juice and put on each few bits of
butter Put them in very hot oven for SIX minutes
and then serve at once.
An excellent dessert /, one Of orange jelly, with
canded oranges. II De accompanied by white cake.
With u thin frosting favored with bitter ALMONDS 10
makes ideal dessert and one not difficult TO coneoct
FOR this dessert YOU must have eight Mediterranean
oranges Crate the peels OF these and squeeze ont
the Juice OF ALI or enough Juice TO make pint Pis
twothrds OF a package Of English gelafnc TO soak
In half a CUP Of cold water When 1t has stood Tor
two hours. stir in cup OF boiling water; add tho
grated peel OF the oranges. the Juice OF lemon d
cup and a half OF sugar. enough to make 1t quito
sweet 20 your taste. ~ il will lose sweetness when
IL is cold. STIR all these ingredients over the hre
until they thoroughly melted together but on no
account let item boil. Then add the juice OF toe
oranges aud strain the whole twice through flannel
| lag. Divide six oranges into lobes. and dip Them
In thick syrup. formed by boiling cup Of sugar
and half teaspOonful OF OF tartar with half
a cup OF boiling water for fifteen minutes. Test the
sugar by dipping tine point OF skewer In II. ana
then ia ce-cold winter II the drop OF syrup on t7
end OF III. skcwer IS brittle and hard the syrup ~
ready Dip each orange lobe into the syrup rom ths
point OF Il skewer and hy II on creased paper on
n large platter. When all The oranges are ICED. set
them away ill they become cold They sAould 10
pre- pared the dsy before The jelly Is made. X YOU
do not wish the trouble OF oing the oranges. this
dessert is very nice made Of plain orange looes'
sprinked with little brandy and sugar and laid In
this mixture for several hours; Or. II you prefer.
sprnkled With wine aud simply with sugar
and two tablespoonful Of orange Juice. In either
case pack oranges and jelly together in the fol-
| lowing manner:
select a ,woauart mould. Put in jelly to tic
depth Of aboIt half an inch The mould should ress
In "A pan Of cracked ice 20 facilitate operations. In
such case this tdn layer OF Jelly will harden very
soon. Pat layer Of oranges on top of the Jelly.
pouring IN Jelly enough TO hold them In place let
tins layer harden. Then put in layer OF clear jelly ana
Iet il harden thea layer of oranges: and continue
lie process TN all used. There should be enough
cancd left 10 form circle around the mould
when IL is turned the dessert platter II plain
oranges are used decOrat, the dessert phttcr WIN
wreath Of whipped cream. Using few glossy orange
leaves if YOU wish. on the edge
pyrographic outf for hot poker work costs about
| rs 3d. The work j. not done. its rame would
imply by the OF IA poker heated In the fire, bus
| by platinum tubing and hmp Full directions Tor
the work come with the sutit. This work has excited
a great deal OF interest in England. 1t is done on
| leather and wood.
The most characteristic decorative articles that
come from China the fiat Jars with dragon handles
AT the sides IN blue and white Canton Chinese
| pottery unlike japanese wares. has not been desc
Grated by foreign patterns, and though the Chinese
artists possess far less native skill and are barbarans
compared with the cultured Japanese they have
clung thus far to their native designs Tic japanese
arc Keeping their most beautiful artistic things at
home because they have found no appreciation among
| American buyers. They now supplying the shops
with what the trade has demandcd-an American par
| cdy OF their japanese ideals.
Keep a child in bed for fully week after every
symptom Of illness has disappeared Is nv rule In AL
serious diseases said an eminent physcan III You
will do this you will greatly reduce the chances Of .
relapse. When the temp nature becomes normal and
the appetite returns the patient naturally becomes
get up and IL is natural % suppose thas
the changes from bed to lounge or even TO the nexs
room, would be beneficial but II IL really most danger
| GUS This is generally the time when busy doctor
feels that he ought to be able to turn over his charge
to those who nursing him: and Yet In many auo
many a relapse has occurred and the last state
Is worse than the first Therefore, rs say, keep tho
patient In bed a week longer-t does No harm. ane
an Onnce OF prevention Is worth many pouna q cure
"In cases OF grip where there is no complication
tell my patients again TO stay In bed for several days
after the attack is overland you Will avoid the mos
serious results: and In eases OF scarlet fever q
measles deem this precaution absolutely essential.'
| n NAV aid our young artists TO remember fev
simple rules for proportion while drawing The human
Gyure Eight heads IS the correct height. according
| 70 rie Greek standards. for a fnllgrown man
woman A line drawn from thigh TO thigh marks
! the exact half Of the figure. When the arms
fu,lv extended the distance from tip TO tip OF tho
middle fingers ought to he the exact height "
we'll proporiioned person. The knees should b
exactly hail way between the thigh line and tho
bottom OF the heel. Standing straight, the elbows
, should Just touch the hips. hand should be the
length OF chin level TO the hair. foot should be the
length OF the head from the top TO the chin level.
, The chest from one armplt - the other should
be one fifth of the height OF the entire body. and the
| distance from elbow to tqcastmiddlc should be the
same as from elbow to fngerup.
| sliced in thin round Slices with sugar and orange
| xtth diSb of evht