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Willing to BE Minister to Germany

"HIIHE 10 DC NIHIster 10 0IPrmany.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. March LIE. Z. Wall.
chairman of the democratic state central COM
mittee, is said to be a candidate for minister to
Germany.
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Pay the Price of the
Royal for Royal only.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder to be ~ per cent. STRONGER than
any other brand on the market. If an.
other baking powder is forced upon YOU
by the grocer, see that you are charged
the CORRESPONDENCE lower price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11

Blrchell's Spring Leaf Tea
at - cents a POUND The
wonderful properties Of this
Erticie are proven by the
daily orders received forit
by mail from all parts Of the
country.
y. W. BurcheIi. 13sJ Z st.
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GOLD IN THE TREAsURY.--The treasury has a
little over two million of free gold today, and
no notice of further large expectations has
been received.
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THE DISTRICT ArIoRSEYsHIP.

There is some complaint among the st,lwart
democrats that the commission of Mr.. Arthur
Birney as district attorney was made
out for four years instead OF for the
unfinished period of Mr.. Coles term, which is
about eighteen months. While there is no
objection to Mr. Birrey personally, Yet it is
asserted that the facts in the case will
be presented TO President Cleveland in
the hope that upon the expiration of Mr.. Coles
term he will substitute some democrat
like Joseph Shiilington or A. A. Lipscomb
in place OF the present incumbent. Although
the term of Mr.. Ross, the District Commits
siouer, does not expire until some time next
summer. vet already steps are being taken to
promote the interests of several men who are
looked upon as likely to fill that place
with credit. The friends Of Mr.. Geo. I. Dun
lop are desirous that he should be the next
democratic member of the board of Commits
sioDers.
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Ex-ATToRNEY GENERAL MILLER and family
will leave for Indiana on Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11

vPYOC SUFFER- FROM LOOsFNEss OF BOWELS
- or lover AMI A-pe. Ansostura Btters will
Dr; y O. y. SHORT son. sole manufacturers.
Asf your drusrv-sf whtO
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A LIFE SAVED

BY the u.e of AYERS slrsapariIlA SYLVESTER
EiE. werl-knovn grocer in rev Albany. Ind.
writes MY oldes: daughter. when . child. was
sr.ai sufferer from scrofuA. having three sores on
che side of her reck and on- the other j used
AYERS Sarsaparill. and effective was the result
healed rapidly. leaving only their
behind She i woman in good health Ihavs
no doubt that hsr life saved
By THE USE OF
AYERS sarsapariiia 1t has also proved equally
beneficial With my other children who were troubled
With the same disease"
''scrofuls in my blood caused painful sores to
br-sk my left leg and arm but for the use
Of AYERS ssr-sparills would. think in time
have covered me from head TO foot Thanks the
Of this medicine am now a we'll man. I believe it
has saved my life W v PHILLIPS. p. NJ and
Merchant. Beaver Ridge. Kno, county. Tenn.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
freparedby DR.. J. C. Aver & Co. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YoU.
L,ITs. sPAsMs. At. vITUs DANCE. DRUNK
II opium habit cured. DIR. Miles Neryine.
Free SAMPLES SCHILLER & STEVENS.
arh and Pa. av.
NEVER FAIL TO CURE SICK HEADACHE
~ often the very first dose.
This is what Is said by all who try
IrOR DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION AND STOM-
II disorders Browns Iron Bitters-the Best
Tonic rebuilds the system. cleans the blood snd
and STRENGTHENS the useless splendid medicine
for weak and debilifated persons.
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L,ITs sPAsNS. At. VITUs DANCE. DRUNK
II opium habit cured. DIR. Miles Neryine.
Free SAMPLES SCHILLER & STEVENS.
9th and Pa
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per g~9apparaf9a9m.

Gin bosbafter aber niitIi@er 8useI.
@te Ct bic GEapperidlansen ~ 9obe
foppt.
90 raffinirt boSbafte @remplore es
itlter uns Meni9eufinbern eeben rias,
mir finoen bod aud auf ben niebereu
Stnfen oeS Gbierrei1es in bieier Rids
tuns Rameraeen. Gin Beiipiel liefert
litter aaoeren Der bisber meniaer ollae,
n1eitt 9efannte falifornii1e StraBenldli.
fer ODER @bapparalbabr III feinem 0or<
9eben ge9ea Die 3lapperi1lange.
OieIer Vo9el, mel6er bauptldhlid in
ben ipanti9en @e9euoen Der Ser. Staas
ten uuo tn Merifo porfommtt, erreiht
cine 3dnse uot b0hifens "a 2oG.
@eine Sarbe lit cfipeneriil nit brau,
men lnb meiBen M~arfirungeu. Qufs
fallenb an benz 9ogell lit Der ettua aip6if
3ou Iatge 96wsif, Der beifdaaeia pom
elmer Settle sur ,auoeren, polr obetf mad
untsnN tn BeweBaue lit.
Sobal6 Der @bapparal eine int 9hlof
snlanmengerollte 9lapperi9tange er,
blidt, iu6t er iofort bic un9emeiu
itafelise 9aftusart. bic anter benz Oia,
men Prickly Pear befannt lit, auf unb
trd9t nun itia uno bebutiam Die 8ldt,
ter. pslde er abbridt, berbei unb lest
lie runo berum I'M bic ruhenSe
Shlange. 9dlt er bann ben DaG fit
binreldeno, 70 medt er iein Opfer burd
elttetl ldarfen S1nabelbieb nro siebt
llf raid 5uriid, oas @eitere Der
Sdlange iefbft iibertaHeaS.
Das Grfte, mas bieie ftbnt, 1T natir.
ltf1s Dap lie fif eitroft nno aan1 Gr.
Critic anflhnellt !; bann aber mill iie
fort. Ssi BEN 8erfu9, iibsr ben lie
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@ristmeife 2soHeinri6fmns.
GimseriGtet I'M GaIaneatbal, 9rams
biimnen.

SIN Galancatbal, einem bod9elescs
uen, miloen @ebirsstbale be8 9antonS
@ranbiinoen, finoet ii9 cine originelle
BrieipoitSGinridtung Dor, Die In unles
rem Besleitbiloe benz Nejer Dor Museu
gefiibrt miro. 8or feds Sabren fam
benz 9oftmeiiter oes bod iiber Dem Gu
lancatbal auf 5eileu tbrouen6en D0rfs
lein8 DraggiG Der @eOanfe, elm bis 0az
bir BON ibm fir ben Transport BON
9ol3 p~eriueueetes, ca. 3uei geutimeter
0ideS Drabtieif In ben Poifoienlt 5u
itelleH. Edelid bate rdmlid) Elm pom
8oifbalter BON Bra9sio eigenS bterfir
an9eitellter ulo belolocter 8ote ben
Briefbotensang BON Bragaio binunter
nod Nrpiso i'm @%afancatbal 3u beiorz
gen. Der iiber cine Stunbe tpeite @es
fi9rte jepeils iber j6be Selleu uno mar
serabe5u halsbre6erii9. unler Soft
batter perfiel alto auf ben @eoanfen,
ben Briefbotensaus bur6 cine art
Drabtieilpeit 81 erleseu. Solsenbes
lit ungefabr Die @inri9tung berjelben +:
auf BEN 8ergfamm iiber arui9o-ea.
1000 Mfeter be1-befinbet lif ein
Bretterbittfen uub brinnen elm eiis
foder Nuf5ug, ndmli6 cine Welle, NOR
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GbapparaI unb a~lappsridlanas.

sinidlieBenben 3rsis binpes,usleiten,
ipirb fe BON ben idarfen Sta6eln &C.
itoaen nno balo rihtet iid ibre Umtb
9egen ben 8attus, an meld)em lie ii1
perbeiBt nnb i6lieBlib ;u Tobe Der.
nuuoet.
Das WerfUiroisite aber, mir bdtten
bsinabe gsiaet oas Menidlidite, lit,
Sab Der Voael Dem Yorsars nit BEN
9rOBtsn Sntereiie urS offenbarer edo
oenfrenbe 5uiiebt, nie man aus ben itt.
aufborlifen Srotesfen Bepesunsen iet'
mes ShpeiFes entnebnen tam.
Cine Malerin obne Grms
lit 6rl. 8apin aus @enf /; iie bat NIT
fbrsn 5iiben Elm 9itbniB Ser Ser3ogin
BON Yort 3en,alt.
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Serbia.
Die ahobtibtudter hes nnsIiidtiMcm
@fritafuriGers Gratr 8a5da.

Tait su Serielben 3eit, ba man @e-
wiBbeit bon Der @rmorbuns bcs ungliid.
lihen Qfrifaforihers @min Yalda ct.
belt, puroe bellen lboptiptodter Serbia
BON Der 99meiter am beutlfen SoIpts
tai In BaSamoDo, Srdulein Hies Ba6er,
aus BEN bunteln @rotbeil gu feiner
9dweiter, Srdulein Melanie 56niter
ut gtetBe, sebradt, UNI bort cine oeuti9e
Gr5iebung su erbalten. 6erioa-man
nenrt iie reaelma6ig tur3 SerrD-beren
8ortrat lrtr init Dem ibrer @flegeriu
bier brinsen, ipurbe an 26. 9touember
1884 bon elmer Abciinuiern 9eboren uro
nad Dem To0e ibrer SHUTTER i'm Sa5r
1889 mad gagamoDo sebradt. Nls
@mia 1890 mieber In bas Sunere BON
lfrifa aufbra6, lieB er oas Stub bel
ietner arabliden @drterin Satltrna it
BagamoDo 3uriid. Da otele bas Giuo
aber fbte6t bebanbelte, ia troy Gmirs
Serbot tdtomirte, iolpie seiitig uuo
f0rperli6 oerfommen lie6, wmroe eS
Gnoe portsen Sabre5 benz Dolmeti1
Wfariallo Sur Pflese iibersebeu, in beIIen
Samilie eS bis our Nbreile mad europa
oerblieb. WdbrenO Serbia in 0agas
mogo BON Der S6weiter Srdulein 3ies
fill uno traurtg a%ngetroffen ipurbe,
fiiblt fie iid felt ibrem Iufeutbatt in
Deuti6lauo uub namentli9 i'm 6auie
ibrsr Mubme iebr lpObl; iie lit frobli@
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@ama umlfpnff

Gue. reI2e Or. Rings rgaeue GntbedunsS sebraudt
babeu, fennfH ttren Wertb, uub Bite, peime bas bis
iest nod ntht sethdn baben, t6nnen test gan, ur1Icust
sinen gerfu& bamtt unfelen. Wan Tenfe f& an bic
unten a~n3e5eiste apptb fe unb IdHe fb eide VrobeHas
fhe 9rattb 8ebeu. Man leube ieinen Ramen unb Setae
GbrsNe Elm an 8. 6. @udIen & Go. tn Gbtedap unb
man pirb zine Brobes S@a@tsl pom Tr. Riuss Neuen
2ebenRs piIen ~fpaenfret S~uaeianbt e~rbolten. fopie ttn
g1emptar bea vGefunbbeit8 -Thhrers nnb ber 9ebeuss
NeseinA. aueS bas wtrb fHer pom Rustu far ste
tsta, obne Sbnen Rotten gu ptruriaGtn. Can antpntc
Tyua Compare.
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nnb iibermiitbis, nie man iif eim 9tnb
in ibrem Nlter iiur oenfen fam. SIRE
augen iino pom f~euri9iten S6mar3 nit
tief oi6ten ii%berbdn9enben 8rauen, bas
Ndsaen fur5 uno fein, oas Miinoden
fetl abeerunoet, oie j3abne srob unb
peiB. SIRE 9autfarbe lit elm bellies,
aber trosbem 9efdttistes mates Sob,
BON %itablblauen Ne6erden burdioseu,
ihr aorper idlanf uno proportionirt,
Die Sttrame ipei9 uno tief ipte Die elmer
altiltin.
Serbia beiist ein feltenes gprads
talent, lie fpridt auBer arabiid, ibrer
Wtntterfprade, nod bas 5uabeli, fran,
3olii4 nnb italienii9. Sn ibrem @bas
rafter nno peinlid ei9enen Weieu fol-
Serbia iebr ibrem 8ater 9lsi6en.
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Gum Observation-Disclosures
Dnrbe Der SO5ialtft 4roiefior
Denis In Briiiiei ernannt.


0ss vsut ar9ffhens tdnet niAt blce Bon tts Sauts
farbe al. Gs itest tiefer, benn ee tdnst pom rem ses
iunben 3ufaHbe Der inneren Orsane as. 9t bic geter
untkdtts, bann fett man gels unb saGie aus, TT ter
measeuz In ilnczbnuHs, bonn Rebt man bpspeptlf@
aus, 5nb Bite Rteren ansesrtfen, bann Fsht man
erdmftM unb retbxtebIiH aus. Gorge fur CUTE @es
funhbett, tanr wirif Du ssut ausiebens. Glettrte
Biiters III Sas srpse GetlmitteI has aHreqenh uub bes
lebeab anf bic fnneren Orsone etuptrtt. GR ~rersretbt
5usfelA Naei4Idse, @es6rhrs, EIe&ten nnb ~ionftse
hnsstnsefeiten Der 9aut, nnb peyf@aft einen rstnsn
2eint. s1ataten y. bss @ppthsts BON Nbelpb Dreib,
Itpfhplea q 60. 50 Gsnfs ttt Glaf4e.
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llYt NlUu lelleuo
Der Silberlente erfa9rer, bur1 feine
@rnennunS aber ben 8emeis eeliefert.
oab Der bon inn einsei6laseue Nes Die
Billi9un9 un lerer Nominiltratton finoet.
DaS @ebalt, 6as nit Dem Nnt eines
Wtln3oireftorS perbunoen lit, betrdst
$4500, Die Dauer bellelben flint Sabre,
uno bic Stelle bat nit nod elmer eius
3i9eu anoeren, Ser bes Comptroller OF
@urrencD, bas semleit, baB Der jemeilige
Snbaber, na9oem er beitdti9t poroell,
uidt obne Die 3uitimmun9 oes SenatS
entferut iperoen fann.
9err prsiton itammt aus Genneliee
un6 lit u%nsefdbr So Sabre alt. SIN
Sdasorit 1T er ldon felt 1856 tbdtis.
GlS man I'M Sabre 1873 6as Wtiins'
Bureau als 5eionbere Ibtbeilung cr9as
r%iiirte. iuaroe er SuIammen nit Dem
uerflolieuen Dtreftor Seed urb mebs
reren anberen @lert8, beren 9enntl1iB
pom Mlin5weien fe in bieier 9tniiht
Defenders eeeignet ma6te, bieiem 3uei9e
5usetbeilt. &dbreno 9errr Heeh's
Nmtsbauer ftano er bieiem i'm Ganse
I'M ud9iteu uil0 oertrat i'm tets, iperln
Der erltere ablpeIen6 mar. St lit allo
fein yteulins, ionoern uerfist iiber cine
reide @rfabruns fir bieien Derantwort.
li4en 8oiten.
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fir Gdm9linse ,t,,b &incer.

.Gnforid ri 10 bor5iieIi6 fir ainber seeianet.
oaB i'd GO Dor alien anoeren mir betannteli Qr,tleieu
eneieble." 8. 81. @rder, MD
Ill g. Sgiprb Str. @rootlpn, q. y.
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Drobtisilpoft i'm Galancatbal.


iiber bdS Seit gefpnnSen pir6. Miit,
ten TN Gafancatbnl, brunten, antpeit
Der P~uititation, iteht elm gleid)es 6dus,
den nit Wele. SelbitreoenS lit Die
Mele fotib i'm Booen peranfert, ba ie
Elm @emt1t BON etfpa 300 Gentlern su
tragen berufen lit. 60 piel mie9t rldnl.
lih bas Seil, uilb tperlil es nit 56nee
belaitet lit. nod mebr. Our @interss
5eit lit bas Drabtieil in Golge Der 9alte
ftr0ff 9efpanrf i'm CONNER biloet eS
einell groben BOsen. Nn Slpei Sla,
iden3iigen lit min elm 3orb ongehdn9t,
iuelder Die Boitsesenftdnbe anfuimlnt.
Ser aorb bat bic 6orm zines Shiff.
9ens,, Samit er Die Vuft belier ourd,
ihneibe. Sol bie Sen6une tbalpdrts
erfolsen, 10 miro BON grpi9o aus nit
elmer Sdnur bas Sisnalsl0dlein Der
1balltation 9e3ogen. mOranf oroben Der
9emmhebel al Der @elle 9eloit wiro.
Blisl6uea uno bod niAt iiberftlrsenb
ihiebt Der Brieftorb 5n Ibal. Shon
mad finf Wtinuten 1T er lnten ailge-
lanSt. Die S6nelli9teit Der T%balia6rt
tanH re9uiirt meroen our9 cine belorts
bere SAuur, Die ben Sorb nit Der Nb.
gauosHation perbinoet.
Selbitreoenb miilien Die Stolen gut
seibmiert iein. Sci Der 8ersiahrt
muB natiirli1 s~efurbelt peroen, cine
Nrbeit. bic unSefdbr Sebn Mitnutsn CT,
forbert.
Die Ginri6tung funttionirt nun
ldom feds Sabre lang uortrefflid, Obne
ir9eilo melte St0runa. Sic lit Der
Yripatiuitiattue oes PoitbalterS bon
Wrassio entiprunsen, obne 3utbun Der
eibsenOifiden Yoitpermaltuns, mobl
aber BON oisier nadtrdslid ~senebmist.
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aatung. 9err
&relton bat felt
Der 6eltsuation
bes bisberisen
Wt ii oireftors
6. 8. Seeh. Die
lit, Stat itatt-
fano, oieie 5teae
pertreten INTO in
0ieier @igenidhaft
bmr6 feline 0alz
tuug bel ben Gil
bereinfdufen befz
49, 0,.sksE fo.&o~9
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stmfer ttea,er 2aimsoireRtor.
Gin @aan uum reider Grfabrung Tut
Mi1tiWeicn.

Our 3sit, oa bic 9aberfroee sas
6fientlide Snterelie in 10 intenlioem
@rabel In anfpru6t Hinimt, eereient bu
fiirsi6 erfolgte Graenuul9 BON Gobert
6. 8reiton our6 Ben Brdli0enteu Glepe
lano gum MiinSbireftor beloAoere Sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14

Our Berlin correspondent sends us a sug-
gestive account of the way in which a Ger
man detachment, operating in east Africa,
was routed by n swarm Of bees. They
the soldiers, not the bees--were reasoning
with a native chieftain by means of gre
nades. The native levies fled, but a swarm
of bees, terrified or exasperated by the
blaze of fire, sailed out to avenge the
honor of the flag. Their stings drove the
assailants in all directions and nearly
killed an unfortunate sergeant who had
been left behind. These insects would be
an exceedingly cheap defense of African
nations il they could be made amenable to
command.
BY a proper understanding with the To-
Gusts, the centipeds, the giant beetles and
the giant ants Of Africa they might sue
coed in keeping a very extensive sphere of
influence entirely to themselves. Nothing
can resist a general levy Of the insect
world, as was shown the other day in a
sudden rising of the wasps. For our COM
fort they usually, like the leas Of the
travellers story, want unanimity. The
ants could hardly hate one another worse
for slight differences of color, race or
habits II they belonged to human kind
London News.
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Everybody has heard Of Mic Arend's wild
cat. The cat was given Mic some months
ago and ever since has been living on the
fat of the land. The cook, a colored woman
at Mics place, feeds the cat, which has
manifested a great fondness for her. When
she approaches the cage, he purrs in the
most pleased manner, but il anybody else
comes about him he Immediately growls
and shows his wicked looking fangs. The
cat is perfectly satisfied with his home.
Two OF three times his cage door has been
accidentally left open, but he never even
walked outside TO see what the rest OF the
world looked like.
However, whenever 10 occurred that the
cage door was left open. Mic always missed
a chicken. The other day he saw the cat
catch one. He simply crouched down by
the door and waited until the chicken. OBJ
livious OF danger, came along, and then he
shot out his paw and had the chicken by
the head. After he catches and kills the
fowl he picks all the feathers of of 10 al
most as carefully rs n cook and uses his
mouth I'm the operation while holding the
bird between his paws.-Florida Times
Union.
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COULD NOT NAME II.
Doctors Unable to Understand
This Case.
Shows What Can Be Accom-
prished If One Only Knows
How.
This May Prove More Than a
Hint to Others in the Same
Dilemma.

Doctors did not know her disease.
This is the experience OF the wife OF one
of Detroit's most prominent and best
known real estate and insurance agents,
William A. Bury, Esq. who at present
resides at Crosse Isle. Mich.
MY wifi. who is 81 years Of age" said
Mr.. Bury" has for seven years beer
troubled with what our doctors call rheu-
matisn. but they never could give the
kind.
"She has been troubled with nervous
ness and occasional swelling of the hands,
feet and fac, with cramps in her neck
and limbs. she could scarcely raise her
self after STOPPING, which occasioned
soreness OF the muscles until thoroughly
resi- ed.
About three mouths ago she com.
menced using DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, and has taken six
bottles with the result that she il greatly
benefited, especially in the pressure Of the
cords In her neck and breast, which used
at times be SO great az to seriously inter
fere with breathing. She can stoop with
ease TO pick up a pin. her appetite has
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returned accompanied by better digestion
and she has much improved generally.
81 have lived in Detroit and on Crosse
Isle for 60 years and am know through
out the county Of Wayne, would say
that my wlfe's Improvement by the use Of
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood aud nerve
remedy Ia such as To asst lnish her friends. |"
This remarkable remedy IL the best
known specific for rheumatism and cures
more cases than any other medicine in
the world.
The fall and winter are the worst
seasons for rheumatism, neuralgia. ner-
vous weakness aud general debility of the
blood and system. Sufferers from disease
therefore should use DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
Relief will be speedy and a cure sure.
All druggists sell the medicine for $L00
per bottle aud it is purely vegetable and
harmless.
We ~ouid also say that it is the dis
covery and prescription OF q w~ell-known
physician, DR.. Greene Of "a Temple place,
Boston, M S., who Is without doubt the
most successful specialist in curing all
forms oi nervous aud chronic diseases In
this country. The doctor eau be consulted
free, personally or by letter.
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The Secrets % Success ~ Revealed I
Good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Axe
All good cooks know that to make pun
paste successfully 1t must be allowed to
get very cold before rolling. Every one
may not know, however, that the same
rule applies to soda or baking powder
biscuit; also that cake is lighter and
nicer II thoroughly cold when put into
the oven. II soda il used, the ingredients
may be all stirred together, then set in a
cold place for q few minutes. II it il
cake you are making, pour it first into
the baking pans; If biscuit, cookies or
any article that il to be cut out, let the
mass get thoroughly cold. then roll out
quickly, cut and bake in a quick oven.
We have learned that when baking
powder is used we must get the dough
into the oven as quickly as possible after
it is mixed. Therefore, in this case, sift
the baking powder and -four together,
break the eggs ready for beating, rub
butter and sugar together; in fact, pre-
pare, as nearly as possible, all the in
gradients for mixing, set away to get
cold, and when this is accomplished stir
together rapidly, pour into the ready
buttered tins and bake.
1t was Catherine Owen-was it not?-
who told us, "The richer the cake, the
slower the oven should be-" But for
biscuit, cookies, ETC., a quick wen is
necessary; also for cake baked in layers.
AS fine chocolate cake seems to be a
standard favorite, the following recipe
for chocolate cream cake may not be
amiss in this connection. There is sell
dom a church social or other gathering
where eata bles are served that this par
ticular variety is not called for:
One-fourth cake two squares) Of good
chocolate, one-half cupful each of sweet
milk and white sugar, the yolk of an
e & Beat the yolk, add the milk and
sugar, then the chocolate scraped fine;
let it come slowly to the boiling point,
stirring constantly. When it thickens,
set it aside to cool. For the remainder
Of the cake take II cupfuls of sugar, one
half cupful each Of sweet milk and but
ter, Q eggs, Q cupfuls of -four good
measure), q level t~easpoonful Of soda, q
teaspoonful Of vanilla. Beat the whites
and yolks of the eggs separately; dis
solve the soda in the milk; sift the
-four.
Rub the butter and sugar together,
add the yolks of the eggs, the vanilla,
then the chocolate mixture. Then, al
~ternately, the -four and the milk, a little
at q time, beating well between each ad-
dition. Stir in thoroughly, yet gently,
the beaten whites of the eggs. Bake in
three or four layers. Remove carefully
from the oven, as this cake is very light
and delicate, and a slight jar will cause it
to fall. Do not take it from the tins un-
til cool. Then spread with this cream
filling:
To 2 cupfuls Of graduated sugar add
10 large tablespoonful Of milk; boil
until it ''hairs" from the spoon. Then
add a piece Of butter the size of an egg;
stir until cool; flavor with vanilla to
taste. If it seems too stiff as it cools, a
very little water may be added to thin
it-not milk. This filling, with butter
omitted. makes a fine frosting for other
kinds of cake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
Street Gowns.

While the street gowns are very plain,
particularly if tailor made, they are not
Of as masculine a cut as last year. Jabots
Of lace OF chiffon are worn to soften the
hard effects of tight fitting waists and
waistcoats, and there is more of a Paris
than a London look in everything. Lon
don fashions, by the way, are said to be
very unbecoming, very ugly and ex-
tremely eccentric.