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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05
w hen TrnyrIiuy

Whether on pleasure bent or I'm .iu,ss ,,ro,,
every tripa bottle uf ~ Nrup Of Firs ~ il ,r,s
most pleasantly and effectively on the ki,Incys
iNrr ana bowels, preventing fcvcrs headaches
ana other forms ofsickncss For sale in iOccnts
ana ~ bottles by all leading druggists.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

and do You want to make money? Thcn write
% B. r. johnson q Co., Of Richmond, Va, aud
zee II they cannot help you.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Oscar Browning, the Provost Of Kins's
College, CnmbridSc, Englan Il, was the
first Euglshman II cross the Aln< on .
tricycic
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Halls tn,arrh Cure is liquid and is taken
internally. and acts directly upon tho bio I'll
ana mucous surfaces of tiir system. Send for
testimonials, free. Sold lay Druggists. ,jr.
i. j. CHENEY ~ CO., Props, Toledo, ..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Tho Methodist Orphauasc in Paila
dclphia last yclr rcccivci s. 119.15, Of
which sun over $50, )ol hlv. b,cl PIT
into the cudv,:m,nt fun /.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05
Hoods Sarsaparilla

A.. LIN, uu.t nr-
ccSsini ana most popuiar sspriI,.. ta Hn
cine. If You feel weak and tired, Iinod's Sar
sal"riiia Is just what YOU need to restore your
strength and make You feel perfectly we'll.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

The waters Of the Atlantic Or,an arc
n sort OF Whirlpool Oh a gigantic scli",
the central point Of which is II short
distance t. the southwest oC the ~ ,rc'.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Beecham's Pills with q drink OF water mora
ings. Beecham's-no others. 70 cents box.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Mrny pexsous arc broken down from over
work OF housshosd oaroA Browns Ir?n b1s-
,,cx.S eIcrsr of bic. and cures malaria ~
snlendid tonic for women and children-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Ladies needing . tonic, or children who
want building up, should take Browns Iron
Ritters II "a pleasant to take, cures Malar
indigestion. BiIiousncss and Liver Complaints,
makes the Blood rioh and pure.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Audiences are forbidden to applaud in
Russian theatres.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

The authograph Of General Israel Put
nam sells for S35.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

The emerald was one Of the favo-itA
anil probably the best know OF precious
stones possessed by the an:.cnts.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

II AFFLICTED with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at c-pcr bottle
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05
CLERKS FOR UNCLE SAN.
TWENTY. rHnEz xxcUsAHD or
THEM II WAgHINox0Ns

Tho Nrost Desirable CJcrkships-virs'
Feminins Enspsoys Of tho 0overn
mcne--Dread OF Being watched
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

layers IN baking dish strcwing each
layer with fine bread cruinOs ana bits
Of butter. Bake covered for twenty
minutes IN steady oven, uncover and
brown.
Celery Salad Cut celery into
inch lengths, lay IL in a bowl md put IN
on the ice until needed After Il Is
brought on The table pour over IL a
French dressing consisting Of three table
spoonfuls of oil, two Of vinegar, q salt
spoonful Of salt, n half teasp0oniul Of
white sugar and three or four dashes
Of black pepper.
Egeless Cake One. cupful Of sugar, one
cupful Of sour milk. one cupful Of chopped
and seeded raisins, one-hnlf cupful Of
butter, two cupfuls of gour, one ten-
spoonful Of soda, one teuspoOnful Of
cinnamon. onef0urth tcdspO0Lful OF
cloves, bali q nutmeg
Mullng0tawny Soup Cut four onions,
one carrot, two turnips and one head Of
celery into three quarts Of liquor IN which
two fowls have been boiled keep IT,
over a brisk FIRE till IL bo2s. then place
10 on corner Of the fire flld let it sim
mer twenty minutes. Pid one tablespoon
tul each Of curry powder and -four mix
the whole well together and Let it boil
three minutes; pass 10 through a coarse
sieve; serve with bits Of roasted chicken
in 10, and boil rice I'm q separate dish
This Is said to be the original East In
dian recipe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
REC0GNlTl0NS AND
INTR0DUCTl0NS.
~ The snndar Gnzettel

Pertains the greatest bore known IN
the social world Is the apparent stranger
VINO eoipes up % you aud SAYS. Ncu
don't know who ! am; / believe YOU hive
lpgouen me-. and the second bore rs
that other who without saving dis in
70 many words acts ii by an expeetont
alenrei and The third bore "a no wbo
never valiaes that You have forrotten
Mn put leaves You 10 founder nbout
VA an unhappy Ignorance of who Il n von
are tnlklug 10. The Grst takes mnk M
me mead because his crime IS deliberate
ana ot mrhce aiorethoucht. and the other
two are only tribe less TO blame. tbons4
they are Hmnly STUPID
There are some Of us who never corll
remember n uaire, yet whose men,eries
are o perfect gilley Of faces gntlered
ifom mAuy sceiles aud places 'fhere
are others of us who 10 not care 10 bvr-
NsA sNh more ap overburaenod MI IA
Win names we may never Need ~ -
ASIAN Generally, both the nqwinnv And
the willing bankrupt Is really glad ~
renew an Old acquaintance mia hnit ~
lost threads Of lie But In this ius,.
Mofia, many times, such cbancos ara
lost In the delay OF the vain attemnt ~
femcmber that w0man's maine. ms ia
strNRe'e a. decide whore we sa,y fhet
nan the last time, aud one n insfl,
NSAed tuQt ne man or woman win M
sfrAh thelg names, You have been ,ers
p's"san' aequaintanees Il may BE-. but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

faith IN the ultimate repeal Of this OBJ
noxious law that 80 earnest body Of
organized workers lead the attack.
| There * 10 fanalicism ia an
endeayor on the part Of women
/ to have revoked law which IL
not only a disgrace TO the statute-book
but which threatens The home, impor.ls
the family relation aud cvcntuotes ia
j the decay Of a nation Any law which
I strikes NO vitality nt whatever tends TO
humonize mankind and is such men.
ace 90 morality h disgrace to state leg
islation. and no woman or baud of wo-
men step ont Of their bounds when they
mike it an object of attack.
Having the Mind 60; That Is what
malScs excellence m all works IL IL quite
frequently said, IL could do better II
had mind to-" Perhaps 80 aud per-
hups not. IL Is the having the mind to
what impcls one 90 put forth their best
energies to rest short of what
they could do. Booth made proa,
actor because he had the mind
TO-" was not nor eor'd he
be-, satisfied with ncdiocriU, ana he Is
ana example to all, whatcycr was short
Of success was TO him utter failure. And
40 &c ought to be with every womon,
her best Efforts are not too much for the
accomplishment Of her chosen Hfo work,
and to be able 10 do better aud not do
II rs almost criminal But Is this ever
the coseY H. 10 not more probable. an
assertions 10 the contrary that this Is
mere gugadodoy Whether this Is 80 or
not the truth Is, the win 10 DIS Is plways
united with successful effort and salts.
factory results
A biz OF Grammar Lore. 81 viii
drown and nobody shall help me-" was
the departing cry of Fronchman. who
ioundered Ia water beyond his depth,
aud also Ia linglish. nor rs the latter
houuderlug marvel ."Shnll' and
"will' arc confusing 90 those whose na.
tive tongue ia English nud It may be- Of
service TO the perplcxcd ANA to those
who wish Go upohk and write with accu
ucy 10 .ire the dicum Of rnmma-
riuns as 10 The correct use OF these aux
iliurics Their teaching n, that "shal"
In The first person aud will" la the scc-
ond aud third PERSONS are 10 bee regarded
oA simple declarations aud that both IN
Nll othor cusos convey u threat The
same idea Is conveyed in the following
old verse,
In Che first person simply shall forctells;
Ia viii a threut or else promise
dwcls
Shall Ia The second OR third doth threat
win simply then forctolls the future
feat"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

kindly permit, you can hang convention.
ality on a peg In the closet aud reckless.
N study beauty, you can wear what YOU
IKE that viii give fun expression 20
grace. Try the empire for ten gown
aud see how YOU like yourself IN IL. [
predict that your friends win lind Il
charming
Discard the regulation tea gown of the
past few years, with its gorcd back aud
~ scrambled front, the embodiment of
old.nhidish ousterlty Relocate Il 10
limbo, whence it ought never ta have
issued and study horizontal lines In.
stead.
How 60 make an empire gowu-I have
| seen nn empire gown Va process of con-
| HWucton Nt one of the best modistos. nud
thus Is the way IL was done.
n waist lining was fitted and finished
without bones ON 20 this the skirt was
hnslod nc the height of IA yoke. tbnt a
20 say, round Tile waist in strnirbt
| line about two Inches below the arm
holo3 This skirt is in two pieces. hocl
nud iront, lined hut uughnpcd, sufficient
! ~ long nnd sufficiently wide 10 allow OF
iulneaa being plnited in. Front and
| pack are each laid Ia wide box plaii
y uoenle pun hohind, ana these are held
IN place 10y classics underneath M inc
/ leYals part way down the skirt III pre-
| icfred side plnits turned toward The cen-
| yer may De used. This adjusted thp
/ back and trout were bn stcd 10 AZ under
/ the arms not tlghtly bnt smoothly. Mo
yoke was then laid on aud tho edge Gov.
I eted with q silk tape stitched down
I Over this tnne luy n shaped belt piece
/ lve nrhrs wide Under the arms nnd
/ narrowing AZ the hncf on rs lower edge
! 70 half the width, narrowing also m
I 'front.' where the ends cross aud form n
/ donkey cor bow, ng seen M the draw,
ing given here The garment is mstcn.
! ed around the arm.hole. invisible.
gown made without plaits must have n
/ gored seam down the hnck. 10 rive frii.
] ness Mp darts are needed I'm front N.
ease of the garment milking them unne.
/ ce3suty
The curved belt described Is only opo
! of the devices for catrymg tbs r1s
round the bust Wide passement,rics
! extending from nrm,hole to nrm1olc
! are used aud elaborate balloons ana em.
I hroldomes Cnlled hy The. Froneh "nmpincs
/ menis' Often tho woke a hrailcd Win
I au all-aver patiern such aa SOWING NM,
/ chime oncratore NOW do FOR su,ou
I nrice, Pc emnlecement max be brniloJ
{ also, lint Che slccves. ~ mutton To- MA
! clwc go tho wrist should he lefi with.
ent WWmlng as plainness Is part Of
The fashionable mutton leg sleeve IS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

from a yoke may be called tea Jack.
CT and onr illustration shows charming
jacket after this manner.
Another type Is made NJ Of a silk
waist a sleeveless jacket Of velvet over
NJ lace iouuce side-ploitcd ON az the
belt line, u velvet belt and lace rulIes
overlapping down the front The neck
band % Of the velvet fastened bchind with
iosette. ana the sleeves are what Won
VIII, say a silk pun TO the elbow covered
with overlapping lace mlles, the first
one plated in az tho arm-holo The lack
ct may br richcned With n pOssemCnleite
of colored beads. A suggestion Ia color
for this CONNECTION is rose SILK, cream
lace und green velvet to have iewelled
trimming 81 rose ma emerald.
simple loose-hangng blouscs. Il of
rich material, are always elegant for
dem ncgligc i nave seen one of sonr.
lai silk checked with black velvet. TINT
was worn with black silk. or Il MIGHT
have been casupere, skirt and was
very effective Such a garment can be
easily made by anybody and II needs
no trimming It's character Is depondent
on is simplicity ADA BACHE-CONR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
IN WONIANls RnALN[.

The nume of sarah Helen Whitman
WI br forever uHspcintud with the name
OF t.drur a. Poo az thnt of the woman
hr most plssioua,cly loved during lite.
nnl Who most iealousy guarded aud
ueithuca nus meWliy whom lac was dpul.
Mrs. Increase sumner OF Starte. IVA.
toi',s her own tea. and has treated hcr
guests 90 cups of the homegrown article,
which was pronounced delicious.
One of the best Known portrait pantcra
OF BOatOn u Mrl. Phoebe Ieuks. who
was past thirty year Oi axe before she
discovered that sho had ithcr decided
lnate cor talent for painting
There is snid TO 100 but ono sudden
ued'h among Womon 90 ovory ten among
llcu.
Tho wife Of Francis Murphy, The tenn.
peiahev lorlWcr H. ana ,nthu iust Ia her
hmhohds wora ANA Is almost cOnslatly
with itm on his travels
Miss Sophunisha Brcckinridge. daurh.
Ten OF Congressman RrceEiuriIge ma
hern admitted % The bar aud is prnclie-
ing law Ina Kentucky
q nntiomnl exposition souvenir "a Leipr
edited 10y Mrs, Lydia HOY, lntmer for
lhe Wpmen department of the eNposi.
t,on' wler 1he lde OF "Whut America
VNee 20 Nompu. great mauy prlm.
Nftt woman hnfu consented Oh cuntuh.te
articles upuu Nasious lines of womnn's
life and work
IL Is wmorel 10 Paris that Mms.
blcWaiW, the Courageous woman who
accomplished her husband on HIS dnueer-
ous expedition 10 ierNp, viii SHORTLY be-
pNt np lQr q iduteuil In me "Acadsmic
uee Inscriptions 81 Reilos Letues."
lngla0d has the only woman trainer
Ia the Woild
Mrs. Loase is not the only wo,nnn
l.n1 ~ ptoaaumt Ia kansas polihcs.
Mts' Annie T. Dives editor of "lhe
,aNieea AuNocnte' an Alliance paper,
leVh tht STUMP ln lhu campaign of 1901.
pNd whom hog parry carried IN. lsuf,lr,
! lure she orsaniEcd he "body lrtiurln
| MulAn watched She now members 4,
see lhni ihcy voted strai.ht iu tbe s,nn.
logiM contest She was ALSO instrlnirn.
/ tal M getting Me elective franchises cou.
! irupd on women,
Emma NadWs. who was the leo1n,
ael,Na m Joscpn tcHcrsouS onpport
49,, =" 'NN'tV lA't toNpOrMy re-
/ uremvAI nas recovered and win SOM
felNrn 10 the smgo,
Miss Lo,ta DMhrcc. or I.otln. ns IN,
" NhoWl % the stage. has so mr. ~,
| spNtiea moan hey reCcnt fitness thnt sba
~ aule 20 be up AND about
Mir. James Brown Potter compoins
bl''l she hAa not earned much as M
| actress, Competent critics haNe e,nr.ss'
ea tlie snme opinion tinie ana again.
Inc snrcoMmlttoe III me executive
! committee Of tie board n laiv man.
! nteEs ol thr NNoyldN laig and ihe com.
| slee Vil N9slgument Of space have
! hulonruedi pftqr @ lahorlus Session M
noary Two wceks Among ~ in,,,et,o' ~ =.
results az their labor Is the anai aden,ie,,
of ihp rules ard regulations for fh,, $50,
ans building, 10y "''n'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
FOR AFTERNOON TEA.
How 90 Make an Empire Gown-Oihor
Charming New odets.
0for the sunday Cnzotte1

Paris Dec. 30 the afternoon tea.
dcmi-ncglige dress, "a good chance occurs
To experiment with the empire gown.
You do not dare we win say, 10 wear
this novel fashion abroad. 10 wear IL sp-
rIously ID mpy be an established vogue
10 Paris, as indeed it ~ Tor evening
dress, but for you u seems almost scnu-
dulously ncglige. You have looked too
many years nc c0rseted wnista But
this loose effect which appears 90 your
unwonted eye an objection elsewhere ~
in the house dress virtue In the twi-
light aud in the freight when you are
at home 10 your intimates, then q loose
and luncifu dress has long been snnc-
Toned by fashion I'm thE delicious
hour, Ia this intcrludo that the gods do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

We've had an beauty end good, dear wife
AN glory aud pain togqihgfj
a litti pain aud a llitlc strife
10 season the Summer weather
We've had n happiness rare and good wife
And n faith thnt made ua luWiyi
"A cot and comfort all our own
Aud the heaven above us hOlyi
And now we're repdy 10 CO. good wife,
For the NIGHT and the stars have come
The web ~ woven OF gold good wife,
And the task Of the spinner donel
Perhaps Won are tired ] am. Good wife,
I nn really fur rest ana Mtpp;
III the angels call fore tomorrow morn
o. / beg OF y0u NOT Ia Wcepl
Sos MY little wIfc. Jane. aud tliuu
Wen Wing gnd lucNl ii lhe seitsame way,
And pray together agalnl
II. $. w. THOMPSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
RrCIRns

Green Corn fudding-Cne ean co,,,
twe mblespo0nfuls butter lnelted xxx
taMesR9QnQiis srap0lnted sUger. t,.o BOO
beaeh hsNl, Eve cupiuls mix. sa,t ',,.,l
inl salh d small pinch OF sodn D,ea,
nt we igaot ironi the corn ana ,ben
XIV Aesieis very hue Addto them tle
wlt aud the nnk. INTO which NV, ,,lv
ttlffed the soda This s "A ore,sl,t
gpiaphg Tnrn the mixture INTO n XXX.
9ihs bake, covered, for hall an ham.
oneoyer and brown NN1ii
sH'lopel sweet Potatoes boil. peel a, a
Soy sNset potatoes, Artsn9s them in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
A GAUzE HEAD SCARF.
nNor The sunday GannttnN

y IHV 9WIIl'Il NdAcIIt,T
One Of the daintiest and most grace
tnl items Of feminine wear that can be
made nc home Is the fashionable gauzs
head scarf. It is exceedingly fashion
able abroad
To make one requires about three
yards of gauae or net The scarf IA
made two yards long and tapers from n
point In the middle, where Il is widest
to the ends, which are only Tires or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

gray silk. The yoke was plain black
and fastened over on the shoulder iuvis-
IDLY When plain fabric Is used with
ont plats lines OF embroidery nr unase-
ncntche are run down from The yoke,
three IN front, three behind and one UNI
der each arm; or the same number of
ribbons is allowed 20 depend loose from
the yoke. The charming Empire robe,
Ia part Of lace, illustrated here, needs
no description
Something perfectly lovely No need to
depend on the empire. however. A Sc
ductive and fascinating development Of
tin. vatican iiNf Affords rurc choice,
This now design has an under gown cut
I'm princess fashion. loose or close. M
you will, aud over Il, hanging from the
nook a Vatican, gnrniture. triple box
plated I'm back aud front. depending In
front 10 the heighth of the hest, only
but descending In length, cascade like,
round the sides, 10 end In the train ut
the back. II rs truly q beautiful idea,
aud whether made In cashmere, cloth,
flannel, rrcpon, velvet or SILK, matters
little, the grace Of the form making the
quality of the fabric of comparatively
little consequence Set this charming
form beside your old tea gown aud be
convinced of its artistic superiority.
Magenta cloth-this color Is having
fike-Wlth edge LETT raw, would make
an effective gown or marine blue cnsh-
Nero with the vatican lined with deep
reddish mauvc would be q fashionable
combination. Velvet over crepon or
over striped silk Is very rich
Plush makes many handsome house
gowns, magenta, dark reds and gray
blues being fuyorito colors. The form
for these D. simple; two or three plaits
go the uock, back and front and the
need no trimming
Tea Jackets, Very chic tea Jackets
are being made These are convenient;
are more easily put together than
gown and quite within the skill Of the
home dretsmaker; require less mnterial.
aud permit the wearing OF any convent.
ent SKIRT which often moous economy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

ness Of the long empire skirt when
without plaits. is aeroeably relieved BY
an occasional vertical line, and the style
has multiplied IN she market pattern
Of silks haying narrow Inc at intervals
of about three inches ] hive seen q
charming house gown made Of a black
MORE SIX with lines o. pale grceuish-
grty n was closed down one side Of
The front with twoinch facing Of green
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
GIVING BITTER MEDICINE.
10 The snndar Gnanttel

~ case Of small children. or az any
SICK person where great nanssa
present or .hege Is n weak. Sslieate
st9naeh' Il y both possible and easv ~
AaininisieF bltler OF otherwise diaerae.
able tonics, such as Quinine. ~ nlgerp.
non ~ lact It y sometimes much lei.
'eT 70 90 50, and il is always safe. IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
Delici0usn9sS
Within the
Reach OF ALI

BY the labor and ingsns'
DR.. Plics, we have now Y
us IL q sweetest, freshs''
mos natural fayors'
Delicious Vanilla Exifa7
passes in delicate Hase
other layoring extract
his Extracts Of Len0p
Orange are really as KY
agreeable in their Ha'.
the true fruits from
they are made. Any z
keeper who has onGs
DR.. PRICES DELICIOUS r.
in her cakes, pnaa'p'
creamz, will never Isl''
the use Of any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
SILK BEDROOM SLIP


For The Sunday cs,..|
Out Of a yard OF soft brow,
a pair Of tleeccd cork SOLE Z
pair Of bedroom slippers eas
In a few hours. First. a 49,
makers canvas lined Min
is fastened 20 the sole. Tb.s
silk is folded all about the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

the case Of Quinine. wet
with nlcohol and rub Il eee,,
the arms '' AN
This method is espeeialle
mothers and nurses in
ing. and q lesson ia H. nfea.
be taken from the family pbs,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

fastened TO Il ~ s..tehss-s..
folds; 1t covers the toe. ana 4
loose soft bow on top. Zach
quires half yard Of silk.
Such slippers are very warm
Portable for bedroom wear
be made OF any bright silk or 4.
mel or cashmere.
MARIE InNnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

FASCINATING EVENING HEAD SCARF
four inches wide, Il is then friIled all
around With two very full phsses of The
e1u1e' leree or four plisses are some
economy Of time two are sufficient md
pretty am
Aything more becoming than these
Gauze linngs cannot be Imagined the
enect Of the huG of transparent friiis
about the face being very fascinating
ne one Illustrated Is o. white gauze
sp"hHiea Win Tiny lirdos OF gold
MARIE JOAiEAU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

Then there y baked apple sauce. whore
ms quarters Of apples are packed hi
vA.theh iHis with brown sugar or molas,
ses, covered clOsoly ana bateI sinvciy
"a g moderate heat like that ~ ,he oi3
ntiee ovens or the modern Aladdin ny
~ ne contents Of the jar have shrunk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

A baked apple Is delicious If the pro-
cess Is properly attended to--M must be
thoroughly wiped perhaps washed. %
NOT cut IL u possible; put il on granite.
ware plate with spoonful or t,yo OF
water " it~tin on iron win affect The ia
on OF the fruit. The oven should be hot
enough TO- change the apple juices into
steam aud pun cut every little cen I'm
y lotms I" irothy palpy mass, This mny
require longer Or shorter time aoenri
Ing @ the variety Of apple.
whoever has eaton brown bread ana
ballet pumpkin sweets into rich creamy
mlk VIII never be satisfied with sneb
POOR mutations as brown bread or BAL.
ed apple Ice cream.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
APPLE COOKERY.
40 The snndnr Gnznllnl

wise old Englishmnn once said to
some of his countrymen: "Had Won hut
given 70 the improvement OF your npples
2 tenth part of the pains it cost Won to-
naiuraliSc those four species of Frames.
how much more substantial glory You
would have won.
SO we mlght say II American house
keepers. had given half the attention to
the apples that they have bestowed upon
oranges Lemons and bananas, how much
our country might have gained in health.
No other fruit Is so deserving of tbe
cooks good opinion Ia that It is TO 80
nut at all seasons. lrom the early
summer sweetings around TO the hardy
russell ~ the late spring and summer
condition