The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-06

| Ere she had been a day In town,
The town was In a fiutter.
ine @ satlan,s 1nr. 'e~' tsSy never @ @ saw such wee
Anu sWore the9 he'ei 90" ~ WV
,r, 'hinss, . l., ,rr,r, ,aras
And tore her pieoemeal DER the tea
things:
The former drank the doctors health
With clinking cups. the gay carousersS
The latter watched her door by stealth,
Just like so many mousers.
But Doctor Bessie went her way,
Unmindful of the spiteful cronies,
And drove her buggy every day
Behind dashing pair OF ponies.
Her fiower-like face, so bright she bore,
/ hope that time might never wilt her.
The way she tripped across the floor
Was better than a. philter,
Her snowy slate Was always quite full
Some said her bitters tasted sweet,
And some pronounced her pills delight
full.
Twas strange-I knew not what 1,
meant
She seemed a nymph from Eldorado:
Wher'er she came, wherer she went,
Grief lost its gloomy shadow.
Like all the rest, too, grew i'll:
NV aching heart there was no auelling
trembled at my Doctors bill,
And 10! the items still are swelling.
The drugs drank you'd weep to hear!
They've quite enriched the fair con.
cocter,
And I'm ruined man fear.
-Jenness Miller Monthly.
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excess OF women. New YORK city mas
10000 of them; Brooklyn, 1900; Albany,
$500; Troy, 5000; Utica, 3, 900; Rochester,
1000; Syracuse, 1,10O. They are all,
practically. in the larger cities of the
st,ta the ono axcant,o, ho;no BUFFALO
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New oih ci.y business opportunities
which attracts croWos Oh Iheii' seem u
attract quite as many women. Yet the
excess of women in New York Is COM
paratively small. The city has As wo-
men to every A men. while Brooklyn
has 26 women to everv Ok men and Troy
~ ror,an' 70 ayer,y IN ,ran WIN sbould
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IL happeM 'nau III 'ne suou'o%. 1ouN.'es
nearest NeW YORK there shouio pe hhore
men tnan women!
SELECTED RECIPES:
Minced Veal.-Put the bones of a cold
fillet or loin of veal. or any other bones
YOU NAV have. into a stew pan with the
skin and trimmings of the meat. Dredge
in a little flour. pour in more than a pint
of water. a small onion. sliced one-half
teaspoopful of minced lemon peel A. little
mace. If the flavor is liked. a. bououet of
sweet herbs. white penper and salt 10
taste. Simmer these Ingredients for
more than hour. then strain the gravy
and thicken It with an ounce of butter
rolled i'm flour: boil II IN again and skim
we'll while the gravy is cooking mince
the veal. but not too fine. When the gravy
is ready put It in and warm It gradually:
add a teaspoonful of lemon iuice and
three teasnoonfuIs of milk mr. cream if
Won con afford II M not iat II bo,I pile
the mince in the center of the dish and
ga rnisb with sinnets of toasted bread and
noints of lemon place three nicely.
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tahie
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