New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

In scpl and vaIai- he'd aitcrward.
u,re ~. t,yo rccip., for chicken and mutton
hrotn. for invnlids For the former cut yonna fowl
into four parts. wash these well in cold water ana
mt the pieces In a -tcwpan with one qu'r' oil water
ard u lttlc AIT. Let it boil on tn" stove sam "
well and then add the heart Of "A cabtaG'' b'h '''
broth for an hour II the chicken s. tender. but pr"
portiouatcy longer II II tough and then STRAIN hl'"
a BASIN
For mutton broth take three pounds Of the Sofds
end of A neck Of very frc-h mutton cut II mp III
several pieces. wash them In cold wat"r ana p"' t"'m
i'm n saucepan with quart OF water place " on u'o
er f. boil skim and add a couple Of urnIp' cut Into
slices. a little parsley and little salt lei IT boh
slowly for Am hour and a half. skim On the fat from
Tho snrfce strain through a tine sieve into pitcher
and keep for use.
The art nf cameo cutting may almost he chs"cn
among our lost arts. II + In the present dhS
70 "a, . beautifully cut cameo and s. tte attention
t. paid to the work. An effort is now being tnahe
I'm England 20 revive cameo cWuhs by h''h'N~ " nv
industrial occupation for women. In the -N'7 anu
Trades Exhibition held recently In London ae'er"i
amateurs exhibited cameo work demonstrating "h~
conh DO done by any ono with knowledge oi dr""'
ing with good taste and some In tru'uoh ID INC
mammal work Tie cost Of the -aIdonyN stone III whoh
cannon, are usually cut &, but trining The vain"
of a cameo consists almost wholly In Tie ''"'"'S VI
the work upon II. II j. pioc" 81 ""'A h'" vine"
genuine art may b. put great u"' u "
r,,,tp, has loor done hy rough arti-ans who W'r'
men, couyl-ts Of conventional patterns, ana J. NV
irn.c,, that the fnncy for camc', hns d''' Out ~
,r ,ranamotbor.' times II not uncommon Tor
portr,i,, 10 BE- cut In cameo and many o' our "'
familc, posses valuable pieces Of A'' "'''''P"'"
:, o,,crpf ~ improve the condition 81 IN" lFlsh
.,,,-v h,. b.er made n the introduction q flower
TIN, among the .1rl- in the Wild II 'onnenAr'
rl. lady superior, I'm several Of the converts nav
urdo,takon the supervision oi the various "'"'
c,,ror Gardens which have been established
o,ection of the choicest dafchll bn'hs h"' nee" s'
.r,r by interested friends. ard arcady me supply 81
e,,yoi, j. aid 10 hr large enough to Insure fem"her
ative returns to many poor girls
level and toilet boxc- % ,t"rling silver are shown
in ,nnny new and attractive -hnpr-. ON" box lakes
"a, .hc form II pillow Of ro,.'. being richly chhS-i
rit, r,,-e- IN missed dc,i-n. massive "bl"ns DIX
H. Tho .hapn ~ an Cd IA honcd glove box II Tor I'"e'1
mr. toilet hnclmack-. 1t j. Of duh silver u'''""'
will Italian renaissance dc1sn, 81 "n"nt p"'I"S
upon reed ,,
nir H.. OLD wreath ana nutr designs of English
-nv.r The silver heart box with concave pp II
q c,vorite ono for a nursery pun box. The follower
In ion f. utilized for PIN. t. M" mHuitnh"s
Something's. 30 doubt. of IT. pretty ''l" h'Sh"i
.,,,f,ce The saline box may appear on A'l
toilet table The concavc top Is then u'rd - a re
ceplacic for mug
Ar,or, n,c,t, thing, for thc library thermome
tor and ca. udlr, mounted in hlagfe" frame, 81 Did
cold \ thermometer mounted In this way VIII cost
-, uongb the tiny ile instrument Of SCIENCE which
+ fine cNcusc for all This elaboration ""lHom cost
,ver twenty five cents IN IT. practical FORM. Inc
ccIulod leave Of the calendar are hardly more eN-
uu.lyc than the thermometer set IN IT. frame 0l goh
II !. worth go
10 Needle, and rinsr for rcn who about 10 enter
IA. hnlv bond. are among thc attractive patterns III
ecarf pn, gncd cheerful presents from I"usHt
,ut f,i.ud. Varinn, other Characteristic pins are
.1,vn. There are ,acl,ung pins in the design Of "A
ncn,,r Jockey pin, Of various designs for those Ia
rctcd IN racing dog pin, for friends Of the krnhci
and bench golden pins for canoe men, ana h'il'
Golden donkey, for any one 1" whom yon may u"r'
I, present them. ON re are many wish bone p''''
, TAT clov.,. 1onston- and Others which
demon tTatc that 'rr 'PN u ho' ""''' WV "
Aucmcc OF superstition.
not every one knows that the various tools OF 'he
manicure set may be purchased by themaeNe'' !"
cr.tcd i'm silver AND at prices within the reach oil
person, of dainty tastes though Of Limited purse INC
nil file which l. ono n the most important pieces Is
.od alone with a pretty silver handle chased win
ncur de H. for ~ 80. Other single pe'es are "''o
rated with little stariishcs hearts in raised des'sh-
silver scissor, begin in price ut abont ~. Inc hi
pOlisilcr % clanos which Is also IN ihport" Pic'e
In the monIclre', outtt Will cost considerably more
because the hAndc contain, more metal, but 1t may
be found in graceful pattern AT ~ or 81 silver
boNc, nail powder daintily decorated WIFI he"r-
Gc-ls or starish ARE -. aud th" llttlc tay "hich
hohl, all these tools may be found Tor ~ 20. MI
Til, mount, up 10 a con -dcrablc sum when puicha'cd
together bat when purchased In single pieces drs
not seem Ike Il n at extravaganza.
The newest pattern, In manicure articles are dec
GRATED with an inlay OF enamel. FlcurdeliS ana
other patterns In dark blue enamel are thus inllid
In silver. Almost all the pieces Of "a manicure set
The very best ron-holdcr Is made OF leather
,yadsl d ON thc inside with Il thick layer OF dark
wool and neatly bound. such holder as TINS docs
not allow the heat of the iron To reach The hand,
NAV be made thinner than any holder If wool or
cot on ana l. easily kept clean. There should always
be two nj lcnst, holders IN use In any laundry as
A. rest, the ironer 10 change her holder OCCASIONALLY
IL (, a Great mistake "a allow laundry woman 10
ne anv old papers "a rags she may lay hold Of for
a holdcr There should not only be "a supply OF
bolders but a neat array Of all the tools necessary
for hcr work The wax used for polishing the Iron
should be lied up in clean cotl and there should
he "a cfan lIndlc II old cotton on hand tied up In
roll to b, used when necc sary for trying the iron
All these things should be slowed away In n pocket
ia the top Of the lons ba. OF SACK material which