New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31


LEMoN'HoNEY-oLD LACTs AND
NEw-A BRIoCuE RECIPE
The physical training Of women has received n very
great impetus OF late years. and We the result
IN their notably Increased stature and beauty That
women are much taller and better developed than they
used 10 be Is an incontestable Fact. and this Is nm
doubtedy owing to the greater amount q, .xerc,s
and Open-ar life that is the fashion for tho I'm do
steele maiden girl OF the period belongs 10 her
gymnasium, Which Is fitted up with all the luxury Of
appointments In the way of baths dressing ,ooms
etc, that are found In the athletic club 10 which her
brothers belong She has her fencing ,cssone her
Desartean cOntortions her ballet dancing Lessons and
other fsds of the day. which all nevertheless de-
cided aids TO the development of her physoue
Moreover she spends good part OF her time out Of
doors as matter OF course; and all this despite her
late hours and the excitement Of fashionable life has
produced its effect. 1t is constantly remarked rs
each new bevy of debutanes are introduced 10 their
world: GLOW tall and large the girls are nowadays
physical development and the consequent making Of
good blood assists mental development what may VIC
hot nope ioi Ill the mture In the way Of racedcvelop
mentf unfortunately, however, while this physical
training and open-alr life has become fashionable
among the few, the great majority OF American
are stH indoor creatures, their only exercise for week
in and week out, being the daily routine of household
tasks In the pcntup air of Kitchen and bedroom.
While many find time for greater less degree Of
intellectual culture they almost Invariably neglect
their physical training, the result being that rule
the American woman represented by the majority is
still delicate. fragile creature, becoming prematurey
aged and broken down almost without an effort I'M
able to bear the strain and brain that It is
the lot of most women to endure Men should look 10
this; the remedy lies in their hands than
in those Of the Let the farmers realize that
the majority of the inmates OF the insane asylums
women from the farms; let them to II that their
wives and daughters have time for outdoor life
and recreation, and know that 1t is better to pay
the wages of hired girl" than long doctors bill,
10 have broken-down invalid for wife, In
these DAYS Of cheap good, readymade clothing let ths
women give up their dresSmakng and eternal stchery
and learn to feel the physical pleasure and exhilar
ton Of exercise In the delicious air which the city
folks" 60 far to enjoy and which to them is almost
all unknown quantity. "Iou Workers seem mighty
fond of the beach," said an old woman who lived
barely quarter Of mile from the to Of her
summer boarders al don't keer much for II myself,
in fact hain't II for forty years l guess, not
since l girl when l went down TO big
whale brought In. Father Of the life saving
men, and he promised now dress if they caught
1t, and naturally felt interested"
"A curious bit of foreign polteness-or perhaps
ought to call 1t international courtesy, for | felt
that only considered rs the representative OF
day" writes charming American from a well-known
German spa. "For the past fortnight the Prince
de -, a distinguished Austrian. has had the next
private table 10 ours in the grand salea manger OF
the hotel where stopping. He Is a stiff
grand seigneur' sort Of a man, and has been ap-
parenty quite unaware Of our existence until yes
terdsy which was Fourth Of July The proprietor OF
the hotel, wishing TO crafty the few Americans
stopping with him, had made attempt TO
recognize the day. After were seated at dinner
The Prince entered the room. and marching I'D to
our table made low and ceremonious bow. which We
returned in stately fashion as 1t was gwen.
quite recognizing that 1t was compliment Intended
for the day celebrnte,' and feeling tremendously
dgnifed and plenpotentiary' In thus acting as
representatives OF the American nation. We are
curious to II he will resume bis usual stately
indifference TO presence tomorrow
Tell Maude, said lady writing from Paris the
pther day. "that a gored skirt trimmed with r,ife
or two. a simple waist with a band OF ribbon around
H. four loops OF ribbon Mt the back and a band OF
ribbon with a small rosete Ut the back Of the neck
ard very large full sleeves coming just below the
elbow, form the details Of Doucet's latest gown.
Doucet is the oracle in Paris now Absolute sim
pcity for girls is de rigcur.' and in that and in
the cut and finish OF their gOwDs lie their greatest
claim to Distinction
Let those who complain Of the trouble OF house
keeping and Of the daily difficulty Of what 70 order
for the next days dlnner-tO say nothing OF break
fast and uncheon-try the very simple plan OF de-
voting an hour every saturday 10 the making OUT
Of a weeks MENU writing down at the same time
the daily order for the butcher. THIS method VIII
save no end of trouble and thought. and Will also
insure TO the family greater variety OF food; III
this way too individual tastes may be gratlhed ana
little Injuries introduced, and much better table
maintained at less cost than when, frettN ana
hurried the house mistress has only few minutes 10
spare for her cook. the result being almost always
the ordering OF few staple dishes over and over
Some tine ago there published an excellent
little book wherein the author tried to carry out
this idea and 10 supply a daily menu for every day
I'm the year: but Oh account Of the various habits
II living and the greater or less number OF people III
different families 1t is impossible to do ths u'o-
,etcally Only the person who keeps house herself
has the requisite knowledge to make out such list
satisfactorily.
s,,csd heets make lovely pink coloring matter for
any article Of food and which Is not Only harmless
bpt be,hfuI Spinach leaves give very good green
h ~ saffron which Is also perfectly nnocuous pro
duccs a pretty yellow The yolk of eggs give goa
tint.
A., e.,a rorebr,oms should now be with u.s. II wonld
eli On nut nm some mushroom cateup. See that
,h ore nerfcctly Clean and. above all. that iheN are
.ona sde mushrooms. Break them up ana place III
LAYERS I'm an earthen PAM sprinking sa'' between e"c
Iover. Cover the pan with W"el anu raw 'D
twenty four hours then rub them up ana strain '"r'"7
muslin, squeezing out all the JUICE 10 ev'Is q''r,
then add one tablespoonful black peppers "ho'e' ""o
t.snonnfn, alspice half teaspoonfu OF red pepper
soy.n cloves and four large blades of mace boil Slowly
tour hours and then pour into deep diSh 70 Sc'',o
for twenty-fonr hours. Then pour Inc hquu 'i'o"s"
q hair sieve and put into small bottles, putting It"
srops OF olive OIL In each and sealing the co'h'
To make raspberry or blackberry vinegar 'aHe -"
NJ vinegar and fiji with the fruit; let 1t stanu LOT ''''
davs then strain IT, For every pint OF Juice "iu ono
pound of sugar. Let 1t come TO gooo Doii '' ''''
skim. Let II cool and then bottle anu sc"i