The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
NEW THINGS FOR THE TABLE:


litter with one end In long sharp points.
A tea ball stand which has q low shall
low ball with broken edges, Is among the
seasons novelties.
slender glasses set in perforated silver
frames. Russian silver teaspoons accom-
pany them.
A lovely ice spoon In silver is about the
Half the bowl Is open work to drain the
water through.
The latest thing In bon-bon dishes is q
miniature punch bowl in. flagree silver.
partially lined with rich silk, which
CLEANS through the filagree.
A most effective o'clock tea service !s
OF Limoges ware handsomely. decorated
with pink. An Oxldized silver spirit lamp
In the shape Of temple accompanies this
set.
The two-pronged butter forks. which
were especially designed for handling but
ter balls. are extremely popular this sea-
son. and some exquisite styles are shown
In them.
Among the latest fads are the silver gilt
dishes with enameled panels, showing
figures, scenes and decorative work set
In the gilt. The urns and platters are par
t!cularly striking.
A chop set In the same ware consists Of
q rounded platter with scalloped edges and
dozen plates to match. The design on
each Is a wreath Of pink blossoms on q
white ground. and a band of dead gold.
A pretty sardine dish In Dresden ware
in a deep water blue with a fish net In re-
lief, and In the folds of the net are places
for the fish. The decorations are en-
blematic. being nets, ropes and seaweed.
The newest things In tablespoons shows
the edges beaded and meeting at the top
In the shape Of fan. A cunning little
sugar bowl and cream jug are absolutely
plain, except thaton one side is enameed
a bunch Of violets with their foliage. An
exquisite set Of teaspoons matching this
set have violet handles and at the top Of
the handle Is a life like violet with two
1T'woN HER:
She questioned him close. but no. secret
As they sat in the cleaning together,
About his past life; for the damsel pro-
With rare wisdom. to ascertain whether
He had habits or faults which his SUBJ
sequent years ss
Might occasion her worry or sorrow;
But George he was slick and allayed all
And doubts for the coming tomorrow.
"Now. George. do you gambler" The
question came low
And distinct, that ne might understand.
mo. Ethel. don't; but ought to just
now,
For I'm holding a beautiful hand"
Twas triumph of genius. 1t can't be de-
BY mortals but rarely possessed;
She quietly gathered her sleeves to one
And wilted away on. his breast.
-1oseph ~. Farke' IN Detroit Free fress.
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HEALTH HINTS:
Soda and ginger in hot water ia a good
remedy for bilious cole. II NAV be taken
freely and as often as necessary.
Salt water is good tonic for the hair:
water and rub n little on the scalp every
day with a small soft cloth.
E,auaI pnrts OF glycerine and rose water
two ounces of eachl with two teasnoon-
fuIs compound tincture OF benzoin. will
clean and brighten the skin
An agreesbie wav of treating the ewes
c,ip that " brimfnI. The ewes will ha suf
fused by simply winking the iashes in the
water "e ''o Us Wv
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or cold water 1make a bau 10 ,nches
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