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Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
norOanaerbonoen. gn banif Gei

6urOanserbOnoen. On banlt &ei.
krSe itriuer / ct guriitbrep fra uuens:
vono til "8Olititen" bl. a.:
ri er iaa belbise at TONNE til at BIZ
hos en- 8onoe, ium mootaser en- 9atite
Goen uoisst - 8reos ! tit lanelise
geriionat. 9i ppnaar berpeo ben bOb'
b,te Tproel at Hippo for Sptelipets
7pano u0 at fOmme Saroan9erbonoeu
"a hans IGnfeiat n9rmere iuo paa 81
pei. Gi lRrer bam at fjenoe ium en-
unibpnai0, pplpit Wano, rabifal ub til
Ginaeripioiene. 81 bar iet Soteaerne
felis bdaoe llnipnsflaset % bet rene
9lao. 6arOanserbonoen fjenber Inn
St iioite, og ban boloer fun be rpbeite
Blade. Sau er &epublifaner os pil al
uso aOngema0ten beller ioas END imors
,en. 6ritolebepeselien, iom er itGrf
oypc Der, gaar i iriiiubet &etnins. 9e
gtdiIttite &raiter bar insen Snbfpoelie
bvorfor enfeIte al benz er flose moi til
at ilaa ON pg fplse ben folfelise Strpm.
- Oilers uOeblir Offeret, furItaar bu
10 NOT - iprflarer SOnoen."
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Set nne sauatorium s,olmeufoueu

ltriber raft frem; bet ital pere farbig
til 8aaren. "Dr. Solms Sanatprium"
pil inbeboloe ialt so Sen9e O9 barre uo.
ltpret iua fomfortabelt Tom mulist, elet.
triff 9ps, Gentralopparmine etc. 9ess
uinserne er uOfprt al artttett 2anse.
Spfsrelien er operoraset Bpsmelter
Grit Slien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Slofunb. llnber SernbanearbeiSet
peo 5lafspanosbanen fanbt man i en-
Sau9 paa Qoftbus peo 9iQeiano / Ga
bel, l or p9 l Sfaal. Sabelen sit
iitptfer nnber nosrapninsen. De funone
Eager er al Stint.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Yiifop 6aoslef feireoe fit rs 9tars

Wl1tDp YU0sIeT TeIreoe III 20 Nafs
Subil9um lpm Siifup 13oe Sept, ioei
ban / 1868 ubnapntes til Silfpp
9romsc. Sposlet, Der FORT bar SIP
mano, men Tom ienere tps gpsen fat,
uonGpntes 1851, rs @ar sl., til Sp9.
nepreit | 8autUfeinp, blep 1857 Gent
nariebeitprer / SrOmss, 1861 Stifts'
PROFIT iammelteos os | 1868 fem no
napnt SiifOp, men maatte al Spselis'
beb Ipse fig ipboper. 1876 bleo bar
Sosneprelt / 9ier % | 1881 Siitop
Ser9en.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Wiafrelflfet / NoroIjoen ipnes iaa

MafrelIifet Noroijoen ipnes iaar
at bore meset lopenoe. Saalebes itris
ues ira SelIeitrano: Storssfiifebnnben
"Norotiernen" er inofommet til Norse
meb so Spnoer ialtet Wafrel % 8aa-
ben "Hproen" meo ~ Sgnber. Mas
frelen er / NOrse blet betult meb 81
Ore pr. &~ilosram. De ppri9e / Sele'
uifitrano biemmebsrenbe Saaoe bar
enonu life label bpre ira Jig. 8aaoe fra
Wpasiunb % @uabolmcn ital o9iaa pa
9jort 9obt Siife.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

9iterGr Tpbeb. Sr. 8rOfesiOr
Seippel bar for Gioen unoer 8resien
ct Itsrre Irbeioe, iuoeboloenoe Sioras
til Roroens Siitorie ira arabiite Siloer
Ga betitlet Rerum Normannorum fon-
ties Arabici q: "%9lrabiite 8iloer til
Normannernss Siitorie") J, bpis fprite
Del, Der uosieres Of ben arabiife Cert,
Der pil bore iaroistrpft inoen aarets
uosans. s bette 8erf bar 9rofesio'
rem ne6last uobpttet Of fine 5prfnins
ger paa en- / 1884 %foretasen &eiie sien'
mem 9pIflanb, Srantrise os Gn9lanb,
buur ban napnlis / &aris, aonoon %
Srforo ituberebe % afitrep arabiite
Sa%anbItriiter af biitoriit os seOsraTit
SubbOlo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

gfifeb | Naabe er mebbelt Snbruls
lin8s4ei / 8riitiania 3iitritt 81 q
Snap p9 Stattefoseo % Guttionsfors
palter / Sronbbjem 3b. Ssritao meo
8eniipn 1000 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
n~bierIslen al Ss bar paret neaet

lloierielen al IS bar Oaret meset
tor for bet ipblise Ror9e CONNER,
os oa 8riierne bar pGret iGrbeles sooe
% frembeles er / Stisenbe, bar bore
ubItibere ianss &piten tjeut sobe 8ense.
@rnnoeu til bette Selc er pel bells ben
parme CONNER, bells fanite iarlis, at
9pifluno life bar tarbet BRUCE fin esen
So e. Gr. fra Glben) Of 5rpst for
aolera 8aciller.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

StttnL- ssssiah bsisnsisisrss for frapOr'ub,
Stasi % Btnusr. at or 40, tlistis, o. susssn5tDn,
Daitsr sfrirus st' lus IL Tin srstir ben 25os e,Oirms
br. 5plhommsH par Haptbaanestis. paH oar isot
I 8alstrs. Roras. Ben isss Esbr tsS3.
5rse mto bsnaes Stsp. p,iHaat pars sHsss B1inotl
@albrauo RiisH gi,lHs. Hnnt Au5srsSir. sthns.
T,tsrgb. Soma. sOtr September 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Statsminiter 8Iebr bar eiter Sor

SIuIsMtHtHer WIeDr Dat etter 50r'
lpoenoe melot Zig for at fomme | Be
trastnin9 peb Sonititutipn iom 2ass
mano / Oslo 9asbSmme for bet 3ils
iGloe at Or. 2asmanb Sluditab, iom
omtalt, after miolertibis ppertar &iss'
abppfatembeoet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

SGreraniGttelie. Gnoreas g Berg
99rer | 9ileelpeoalen, er af Storelp>
oalens Sfpleitpre aniut i Sefunnu
&reos.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
@nIObrnnnp. Den / @anbal ps

6nlObrDnup. Zen | Manoal ost.
tjenote, samIe ajsrer Sens Semen %
Snitrn fetrebe iorleoen lit @~ulbbrplIup
Sruoeporrets mango 8euuer baooe
ben anIeenlus itubt iammen ca. 80 ar,
Der cperrnttes be @amle / 8rpIupS,
eape, li9eiom Sabersoasen osiau pet
5la9nins Us paa anoen Maaoe minos'
oss al manae.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Stortbingsmanb Nielien fra ara'
9erg CT to%nititueret til 3olofasierer
2arpif.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

6aaroialg | Sfieu. 8user gbri.
ltianiens furrise @aaro / 8rinienssaoe
er iUlst til &jsbmanb SDrionoen for
ca. $4,000 &rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

&%ongsuinger - 5lilebaneu astes
efter boab "Seoem. amtst." oplpier,
aabnet for alminbelis Craft / 9sbet al
~anitunbenbe Nppember Maaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

The b., c. X. N. R'y find it necessary now TO run
two reclining char cars every Monday and Saturday
from Decorsh to Chicago on account Of the Increase
Of Worlds Fair Business. These cars are free and far
better than a sleeper for only one night out.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Only S6.75.

The b., C.. R. N. R'y. will sell round trip tickets
to Chicago on Oct 9th and 9TH at only s67s for
the round trip tickets, good to return as late as Oct
18Th. Every body must go and see Chieago-day which
is Monday Oct 9th, the big 10y Of the fair. Through
tran via B., c. X. & N. R'y. each day.
c. s. RICE,
Agt. b., C.. K. & N. R'y
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

-, %%iltroi9et 100 Wano. Saa Sis
NSg Uapr!t | 9lemmiuse mobios 9irss
.s8 ! ,orrl9e ll9e ca. 100 Man6, bpor.
S@nlirll9 9aluparten er SamilieIeore,
p'8snoe Striuelie:
Ot''lloet pna trpffenbe Siber, fer
gs Jug oesoRrre ngot til at in~blfranfe
t~s,,1sn III tltn 9a9oriit, os maa ies
n ..Ut Nnoerrette Dem ON, at Seres
~'Ogioe paa Sruset ppbprer Susoaa
WI ~ ote September fprIttommenbe."
~ 0eite bar Ell tun9 2ioenbe for
g,s,' 9t9no, ~ferbObbelt tuna for benz.
~. llooer meS flor Samilie o. life peb
ay,ne Haao meo at ltaffe fig % fine
sg,Sil'lle = bet bebppes life at iiaes.
P''0'r "6itubs 9uabl."
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Sil 5Ormarb | Gsse 9erreb pals,
tes Statsraao Qpam % Decreasing
fprer 8uloabl.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
y Wo9ne til 90 fra
Eecorah.

Chicago, gIw. & 81. 9aul 3srH6aue oil MT BABE
sleeping Gar fra DerOrab at. 9 boer ssroas afsu til
GbieasO. Gsno iuo 8eittlI ua pua Cove asi til assu.
ten, "a ban oil beisrse bet. setalirsrn for en- asi
(berh) oil blipe sl.5O. % bert tan en- elsr to lore.
On Sooe=Bogu oil o9iGd saa fra Chicago tpr 6res
bag Aitea 81. II os saa olrsite sisnaem iii 7eeorah,
hborben ben antoHmcr SCI H. 9grOls Niobos.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

&ano. mag. 8. =. Sanielien er
fonititueret iOm gojnnft pso 9rOmsp
Sfple.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
lsnNGlRSpIDs
w ASo NUN r.
" LEAVING AND ARRIVING
TIME OF TRAINS,

srsu Re. 81 % ssiassp saay ira Gt,orah a. $50
Gftrmiseas, % 70, "a (1rasD 81 $50 Rorasn 10.
81 (pasiaar) anton r III fstorah &Lsf git,rn. %
No. % t5rastl ani0mmet ~. ass ~GjisImtooag.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Sill Sorresbals Sorenifriperem.
bebe bar 81. q. melot fig Yolitimeiter
Spsb / Sfien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Marfeligt Clbinnb. timber GRAB.
ming peo 8eiarbeibet ueb @sien CT Iuns
bet en- @ulbmpnt. Der itat pare ca.
1000 Gar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
1prhenparenbe statsminifer dri.

bfrre aterbjslm err ualst til Msblem al
anost aammer efter Statsminiftsr DO
trpni, iom MI life lansere er palsbar |
fin samle 9al9freos.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
slaI iItebeufor guo. On una sri

ROB / gitersstlano bar iorleben uoe paa
anbejagt. 8tubielis bDrer ban noget
beoase iis meQem Siuene, os | ben
5nnfe, at bet bar en- Guo, logger ban
@euaret til ainoen % itpoer. Sans
Gorunbrins bar itor, ba ban Tom BEN til
Stebet os ianot, at ban bapoe brabt en-
biaer Qal.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Take our line to Chicago on Oct 9Th or 9TH or any
other day, and you will make sure Of a comfortable seal
in chair cars and coaches through to Chicago. No
c~rowding.
c. S, RICE,
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Agt. b. c. r. & n. R'y

On Oct 9TH the b., c K 81 N R'y will run a
special train to Castaia, leaving DEBORAH after the
Show, to all people from Nordness,
Ossian and Castalia who wish to attend the Cleyelands
Ministries. People can come to DEBORAH on our after
noon passenger or freight train and return on special
after show. Fare only ~ Every body come.
c, S. RICE,
7aoa AT r.. C., r a. N R'y.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
9tmes1abeI.
Gbttaeo, WtIipaufss q at. Paul,
1ffofah glronM

W1ora,nirsn,i aiaaat a. 1880 stEmiseda. soHrsstp
aeIrar mtt pshs "a usre Eaaeros 1rxu; fomnu tia
tasf nS gittrmitbaa. giiUnttSasstr1ns sisag
~ 2Ep g'tsrunioonas i9rRftiH mte shf O. iybaaatHst
Iron, r%tturnstu ~ 4sB5 etunietaa.
ntaeittshtt aHtsamS snala H. 9;a5 Hsrmisba3
"a aisaGr ri. sdQ Hfttu, f~oHuttttr 1 GalEat nsb ttgs
I'D ~ psHi o. Rithta. br aHiommr ~ Gstsass H.
I nais 1iotssn.
gG%sioauirsnsn, pasiru StattoHu I Btnn,fs,if
aountu ttt ~islatuet Gibu:
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

The C.. M. & St p. sleeping car for DEBORAH direct
leaves Chicago II.3o P, NJ. Friday evening Of each
week Decorah people desiring berths in it should
secure them at city ticke, Office, ao7 Clark St, Chicago.
Charge is same as from DEBORAH to Chicago.
G. v. POTTER, Al.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
0iasbaaspala. Gra studbolm me!

NigsbaBspalg. Sra Studbolm mels
oes ben ste September.
8isstasspalset iROrfspins ibas bar
at flor Snteresie paa @runb al, at Der
forub for famine par saaet en- befti9
Naitation.
Spartlias % Gtlunb er for narpas
renbe Hi9soa9smRno.
9aa ben anben 8al9liite bar opfert
8oniul sipartlin9, Raubmanb Better
itrano os Sfplelrrer Spaanber.
@alste bleu Sipartlins meo 1888,
3etteritrano meo 500 % Gtluno meo
$50.
Minoriteten III reipettipe 653 og
652.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Wiuocsmgrfe oper YropIt S,auae.

WllloeSl1Grfe oDer YroDt Snn8e.
HrooIt SAUCES 8enner bar paa bans
@rao reiit ct Wonument, Der inooieoeS
iorleben. 2alen bolotes al Gropit
Gri6ien. Sosneprait gauge / 8repii
tatfeoe paa Samiliens ge9ne for ben
ajarli9beo, Der o9iaa III bar bans So
Der bepiit.
Winbeitptten, ium er al bpibt Mar.
NOR, bGrer iglgenoe SnbIfrift:
PROVST ANDREAS HAUGE
1S15-1S92.
1 Kor. 10, 10.
ST0RST Err KJ ERLIGHEDEN.
Gaa SUoitpttet l9ies:
REST AZ VENNER.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Sebsfai0. Soenepreit til Cullen,
Sersens Stiit. s q 81 apaale er ben
lite Iugalt af9aaet peb 8sben.
Wanbal bar / be iibite Gage nil
itet EFT Of fine albite ps bebite gorsere,
loet Sr. Gu. Suenoien er panbret bort.
Den Gfbsoe bar ipbt i Wanbal ben
lite September 1915 % bar iaalebes
peo i'm Sso naiten rs Iar sammel.
Sele bans SIP % Sirfiumbeo faloi
i%noenfor Manbals 9p. Som sanife
ung Wano fom ban paa aonturet hos
samle Sorenltriper Strait, brep iioer
Sr9latforretnins os e~iterbaanoen
SfIbsrbeberi.
afopbe, Der bar en- bj9lpipm os Of
bplot Wtanb, bar / Sioens Sob inbe-
bapt be fleite fommmale 5iliosbperp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Spertge.

SnbelieIten llpiaIa til Minbe ON
uplala m6tes ellut 1893, bpOrigjens
mem be aabne o9 bemmelise Insreb paa
8eformatiunen ieirri9 bleu tilbageilaaet
os 8ruteltantism befeitet, er @iens
ltano for en- itorartet 9eltaselie. Sele
gpen er Implicit i 6eititrub meo sgres
porte, @~uirlanoer, @impler og Glag.
Mibtpunftet i Geitlisbeberne er ben
pr9sti9e 9amle 9Omfirfe, til bpis nps
Zig iuloenote &eitauratipn So. Mai.
aonsen meb i~aouanlis 2iberalitet bar
Dbet fore 8iora9.
GQe S~ernbaneto9, iom bar llpiala tit
Maal, er til 3rensiel fplbte, og Der er
en- 8rimmel al 8ioeuifabsmanb, Stuz
Oenter, Gamer ps Representatives. for
uoenlanoite 5pritebuie % uniperiiteter,
iom 9iuer bet belle ct bsiit broset Os
liuli9t Ires.
st uelbist Sino meb Snbbpbeliess
i~frifter er uofommet os ~inbebolber fire
afbanblinser at 5ormanoene | be teo-
losiife, juribiite, meoicinIte % f~iloiofis
lie Gafulteter.
Seitli9beberne inopiebes ben ste
Sept. meb Yr2oiten al GrfebiItot
Sunbbers | 9pmfirten.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Solobstisnt u. I. Sloob i Srilti.
S 9.,,u e. 5sltitist til 2OlbtOntrplsr
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Sobannes gersb er funitateret ION
&esjerinssabpotat.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Ybrenoloai.

Yroteslor Diorri5 bolbt 10 mc9et unoers
boloenoe og l9rerige 6oreorag { 8ecorab
iioiIeoeu SUM-. San oil M meo fine Slernrs
Italler. BortrRtter % Giplpmer beigge Burr
DAT % Sesper. San baaber at boloe
gratis 5oreoraa / Burr Dot ben CITE % 7oe
% / Sesper ben 12te os 13oe CttObsr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

3.2o 4
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
B.. G. r. Il N. R'y,

Agt. b., c. K. & N. R'y
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

S. v. POTTER. Agt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

S. v. POTTER Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
EOrESTRTiN TOILETS.

In riding and hunting costumes this season there Is
no lack of novelty. Among the variety OF ildhs
Jackets for ladies' there double and single breasted
some that show the waistcoa all the way down. Others
that reveal II only at the neck, ana again OTHERS tat
show a peep at the waist and at the throat. The
loose coats show no waistcoats at all. There Is "a
great fancy for tan wastcoats Just now, whether In
nluIn cloth or I'm fancy. In the latter the dots or
other de sgn are frequently in deeper or paer shade
of tan than that OF the garment itseH The "Beinh
vcstingr Is still much kcd. as II Is pouuced III such
nI,a,nr combinations Of coorsllch. for instance. AS
small diamond shaped figures In brown ana scarlet
uD n ground Of warm deep cream color IHe waist
coats are chiefly made doublebrtased WIFI wue iapes
that fasten back at the upon buttons placed
beneath the shoulders for that purpose On very
cold or wet day they may be unbhtoned ana crossed
over so AS TO protect the upper part OF the chest
A now material for waistcoats Is thick woven SILK
in checks or strips, and In two coi0's aitistialy
mingled such as deep blue and odg gold, cardinal
and navy blue, and scarlet anu gold "aiscoats Oh
that mnelal arc made single breasted ana fasteh WIN
buttons laid on beneath the edge the plain collar being
bound with velvet.
The newes, OF the jackets Is made TO fit the figure
with a nicely that may almost lie described as maine
macul This Is done by means OF several seams. IN
front II Is single breasted showing very small portion
Of the y, 81 b. low n. and ut the tn oat Another
new jacket very strongly resembles mans dress coat
being shorn away straight across the front, an Inch or
loss OF the waistcoat showing below 1t In curved
line AT the back the jacket ends In the orthodox
sr.,low,aiI The lapels IN the front very bold,
proponncad md smart looking. The frock coat has
he,n the model on which another type OF riding Jacket
Is built II il very long In the skirts which are llnd
with CLOTH and sh)ws the vest at the neck. Thus
tcr, are varieties OF tight and loose, long and hni'-
long among which must be discovernb!e some That VIII
suit nil figures but nowhere Is now TO be- seen the
short Iall, bodice OF former days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
DIDN'T KNOW REAL COFFEE.

Many persons who talk learn dly aIoIt coffee ana us
muAly nave ,cIdOli, Al ev~I, ts,ed pare .Onec. Al
they know Is more Or less sIrohs ILLUSION vi cco,'
aauiteiated Win pJr,IOn vi cVhee' iic'iu "a u
cunnOssrur the Othe. diy VINO ,niuc the h\es Vi ms
Vile ana ais COOK buiucI W them Ny reason VI lhe
coffee DiOuslt ~ him III his own nouse. III sphc u
careful nluAins and .e most a1soiue parry
MS never ilent At liSt, Ill VI Sp~i~toh'
his vile asAeu he ever got has ooIee ~ MS Uate.
oh, yes, at the clue. ,hey MAKE IL tn|iS nSn n
,n,,rh wu, tie .n,Ner Di,,n ~ her wills eLu, tlv
IA AZ CON II It'd with her coOk du nia-lS sent u, lt'cr
To ,ne ciuv " The piupef Wa! 30 ihAhc conc.
AZ Inc purity "a t.e cohec Nis oiiS VI TIC
uu,, insisted on a. essential By nastr The COCA
studied The cUnev IN prcpaliie cr MASTER hi
tiavu md her OF sii,i scdiy ldte't Her 'i.'
Ia. s,-cnluu pure Was iaIsciy inIAeu "it.
chic,iy The chef confirmed hel Vpnlpl ulil Sie
a n, .uIu.. lnv n,iiuc, aiiu lOf lns h.s
iu gave perIrct S.lllsaCO.i. she VA, ocIt i.r Dy
her master ana ulntei on Tie ,ha'.ee ia III
preparation, wliereupvn sh' .hs"efd lieuy, iiaSe
y, 4, nOt the ulnhiIlg have cluuSe Bat he cV.eS
You require chicory Win YOU cO.ce, ,nat hi
~, A, at li, s.or "a Otuitf urhO"stiaton SdusncA
Tcr master tIut II acruai, The puiy Oi MS hom,-
made ,olee That n;ld disguised MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

mushrooms For two steaks select twelve fine button
| mushrooms Cut them into small pieces, n quarter
Of Inch thick, after peeing and trimming them.
The canned mushrooms mny bc used, but are not as
god MS the fresh ones To hall pint Of good
Espagnole sauce. add half glass Of Madeira, small
piece OF bay leaf balf sprig Of thyme, one Glove,
little piece Of celery about half salk) and spray
Of parsley. Let the simmer slowly for twenty
five minutes then skim of the fat, il there Is any, and
strain 1t. Add the mushrooms and let them simmer
In 1t for about six minutes-no longer, they be-
come tough II they cooked too long. Pour the
sance over the steaks. IL you have Espagn0le
sauce at hand any strong. rich brown stock may be
substituted for IT, In this case the mushrooms should
be tossed in tablespoonful of butter till slightly
brown teaspoonful Of -four stirred in and finally
the stock added with half shnllJt an onion minced
fne Steaks are excellent served with Bearnaise sauce
chop me small onion OF shallot. put IL the
stove Ill little porcclaln-llned saucepan, with two
tnble-pocnfuls Of tarragon vinegar. let II be re-
duced down TIL the vinegar has been almost evapor
aed then take the pan Off the fire and add five yOls
OF eggs and large tablespoonful Of butter with salt
and pepper. Set the saucepan in another containing
boiling water stirring all the time with an egg-whsk
or fork; In two minutes remove the pan from the
fire ind add another tablespoonful Of butter In two
minutes more repeat the process and add dozen tar
ragon leaves cut fine Add tablespoonful OF Espa
gnolc and then strain 1t. 1t should be about as
tiick as muyonnaise.
Steak Ia Chat anbriand and other dishes which bear
the namc OF the famous French writer show how
often mans reputation n bon vvant may survive
all bis literary achievements. steak which Is served
in this way should be least an inch and a half or
even an inch and three quarters thick. 1t must be
cut from tile tcnderloin or fllct, and broed six
minutes on each side II should be garnisIed with
potatoes prepared In the way as for steak with
maitre dhotel butter and served with the following
sauce: Reduce a gill OF sherry to one half, add a
pint u Espagnoe sauce let the sauce boil for twenty
minutes and add two ounces Of maitre dhote butter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
THE PERFECT STEAK.
RICH AND JUICY MORSEI.S-HOW TO DRESS
AND PREPARE THEM

The cuts OF beef ordinarily used for steaks ID Ne"
York the porterhouse or first cuts OF the sioih
and the larger srlon steaks which come after Tie
hlpbone steak. The hipbone steak Is usually counted
as last cut OF the pO.terh0use though on account
OF the large proportion Of bone II contains 1t Is often
sold at the lower price of the larger srlon stcaks
NewYork marketers have long considered the
it was the most expensive, that 1t SOUNDS llhc 'he
rankest culinary heresy to assert anything els" iet
any ono who has estimated the amount OF GOOD tender
meat In this cut and the amount Of tough worthless
meat must admit that there is great waste In broiing
this part Of the sIrloln. The hip bone steak has Il
large amount Of tendcrloin and large amount OF
the richer mere Juicy and still tender meat whl Hes
on the other side OF the bone but II also has aarge
niece Of tough meat. This tough meat Is lit FOR
nothing but mncrg hash. or for a stew, ana shonio
never be brolled II the butcher removes n good
proportion OF the from this steak and then wcig
II and only charges The lower price at which the
larger siroin steaks sold 81 pays to buy this steak
The nat-borcT steak. the next cnt OF the SIR
l1ln Is not quite good a. the hipbonc, but IL mas
not so much bone. The "round-bonc' cut Ct the
srloln does not make good steak. but excellent
roasting piece When IL IL sid for roasting the
butcher will charge two three cents pound less
for II than when Is cut into 81. ak. The ideal bec
steak should contain bone, little fat. and should lie
only cuts that fulfill these conditions are the centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
WHITING SETS.

The fashion Of china writing sets for the library Is
AGAIN revived An entire set Of inkstands pen
hoders trays and for various purposes, are 10
no found in most Of the fine clnas. little INK
stand Of Dresden china will cost S15 In the genuine
ware. A great deal OF the ware in Dresden pattern
Is made at chenp factories in Dresden and instend OF
hearing the crossed swords the trademark OF the royal
factory. Is simply marked with the word Dresden.
such ware may b. made anywhere but Is cheny MADE
-, chean p,,,eain factories. All ware which bears
the roynI mark OF the crossed swords Is not ncces-
sarlv decorated In the Dresden factory II has long
been TIE inlaitous practice OF this factory to sell It's
imperfect porcelalns with its mark. but without dec
orutIon In such "A case. the mnrk has little cut III
the glaze over the trademark or several dashes Ius'
above II. the number Of dashes Indicating to some
decree the amount OF mperfection In the piece ana
any such mark certainly indicating that tne ware "u'
decorated outside the royal factory. Inc Min'on lu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
QUEEN MARC tERITpS GOOD CLOTHES.
A MAGNIFICENT OPERA CLOAK.

ouoon Marc,erite shares with the Empress OF
Russia the claim be the best dressed royal ady IN
Europe The following group Of toilets prepared Ior
her I'm Pnris was recently view to favored lew ::
An audience, dress was in satin OF deep shade or
electric blue the train half long and perfectly Plain
and the skirt parting In front over narrow panel ID
cream white velvet with row OF narrow bowHho's III
blue SATIN the ends with gold aigonetes set
down t the centre On either side OF this row OF bow
knobs was a band Of embroidery IN gold threna ana
ccIored bends representing tiny baskets OF ho"'rS
tangled I'm a gold network. The Louis scIc corsase
Ind deep waistcoat fiOnt prolonged over 'he shir'
and edged with narrow embroidery In gold dc"p
collar I'm 6n lace OF the epoch completed this exquisite
costume very striking carriage dress was IN moss
crcon mirror velvet cut princesse and lined thTohsh
ont with ealbrown suiah. IL was trimmed WIN mar
,ow white paiipure lace and with narrow Dands OF
,rown ostrich feathers. over this Is TO bc worn d
fu Henri Deux cape reaching Just below the waist ana
composed OF velvet Of darker shade OF green hhsh'
AZ the throat with high collar and small pon'ei cape
NJ bird and darker shade OF green, the whole pro-
rusely trimmed with narrow brown ostrich trimming
and lined throughout with green satin.
Two Of the evening toilets were In pale uh'e'
brocadc One OF these was In lovely rhaac Oh pne
green with clusters OF large whcatcars ih white SILK
scattered ut wide intervals over the sam grouhu
Those Oh the two front breadths embroidered with
gold and silver thread and beads. The long, rouhdea
trn and the two sides OF the skirt front were bordercd
with ostrfchfeather bands OF the same shade as the
mnterial These front widths parted over u narrow
nancl In white brocade with cluster OF three White
ostrich feathers set In It's centre below which ie "A