The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-03

the favorite material and TO strengthen "
there IS a lining of linen. The bag Is the
same conception as the skating SUIT, ihe
Scotch plaid dress had pale rel Dag
that looked quite white beside the oress,
hut carried out its tone. Several skate
80. ara nade In the pattern of old-fash-
toned reticles and have the same quaih'
appearance.
Tbere is a restaurant or dairy up Town
that keeps an orchestra to disc o"rse neat
and appropriate music while the s"en1s
struggle with the viands Durug tne
busy hours they play when the 9Wal
lows Homeward Fly ana oIss
With the walters are I'VE Never Speak as
we pass Pie" and Fare Well and Don't
Forget Me"-New York World.
Brown Stone Cake-The name which
was given TO this cake by a cohege poy
CONVEYS no idea of its excellence. cream
together one cup of butter and TWO OF su-
gar. break in two eggs without beating
nraviouslv and stir all together; add one
cup of milk alternately with with TWO
and a half cups of flour sifted with two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder; las'ly'
stir in four ounces of bakers chocolate
melted in the oven, or by placing II III
a bowl over the teakettle; BAKE III t"o
LAYERS; for the filling and icing put cup
of granulated sugar over the llre' Win
enough cold water to cover; boll uhlh IL
strings: stir in four ounces of chocolate
melted as above, and the whites OF tWo
eggs, beaten light; remove from the hre
and beat until amost cold.
They sat in the dim-lighted parlor'
| And the old folks thought they behaVeo'
| Till they heard her say TO their horron.
"Oh. Jack! you ought to get shaNed'
| New York World.
ue-Your father advises me TO invest
nv fortune in Wall street. 1t would De
polite, l suppose. NO, don't you 40 II,
| After he had won all your money heo
! never let US marry. Lille
There is no sign of poverty more sneer-
! ed AT than that which betrays Itself icy
| wearing gloves which have been 'ieft ,'.'I
| No one certainly does this from "hl'ri,
| Rut when one desires to only wear soo'I
/ rooLa IF gloves there are not so many
| women who can afford TO throw away eN-
| cry pair after one. or at most Two, dp
! pearances when, If they are OF lleue
shade. they will show soil. W mite slo'ss
may be perfectly well cleahsea az ~.
| and will not show marks of the ahlntlcn'
II nanbtba is used there will oe no per-
cantibIe oIor. and II the glove IS thor
oughIv wet and then rubbed till NV WIN
! n clean cloth II will look quite FRESH ana
| almost new again.
.Aothers are very trying sometimes
is the modern paraphrase on the on -
/ u.
| ents ought not to say are lhviuu-, >.
their education. why did YOU say ~ -
70 Mrs. Il. >" or why did sou ten %
and so IA Mr. " are the usual fthu M
TO the fond parent whose mention % 'l -
lv incident 10 departing guests + - uiH
: ,,;.,-i,,,- 10 the juniors. The annoy cd eN'
, nression on the face OF sons or daughters
often causes the =. +. 10 SION Whei
strangers are present and wonder VIVA
= has been said amiss II IS an odu seilsa
/ ton FOR parents at first TO find themselVe
, ! arraip,e1 nv their severe young judges
and 10 feel that they must be cautious II
,bcir Language when in company, for Tea
i. ~ unwilling trespass. Who has no
4 laughed over Vice versa wherein u.
: | ratber becomes the bay and il sent 4
!. | s.b,ol while the son a--umcs pafeFna
jurisdiction. The reader hes found II al
Il. the more humorous. perhaps. because o
= n certain Acknowledging with the depose
: head Of the family.-New York Tribune