The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-20

And yet this King Solomon with
his magniticencc aud untvaled power.
This Shlpwd judge. this Skilled statcS-
Wan. this scholar with his wide cul-
ture became Il pcsSiuiSt and stands
forth one of the SAddest figures in all
the history Of melancholy. But if we
anaiyze his misery We find that he was
Il pcSsimist not because men are dis
cipinod by conflict AMI trouble. but he
cause he was 4 confirmed cgotst. Had
mon used printing presses in those
far-of days the first letter to he ex-
hausted in setting up Solomun'S copy
would have been the capital letter II ="
~ luilGcd these houses. Il" rot me
soldiers. 81" wrote proverbs. ~ had
man servants. "I' had maid servants
Through Unsuitable egutism Solomon
liftod mp this II" rs = columnar hitch
post. and asked MI creation to stand
around and admire him. But simple
ity is to n great man what sweetness
IS to q rose. y hloato1 ana over
wrought c2otism makes happiness i'm
no-si'lc.-Ladies' Home Journal
High NTi I'll ;UNI5ery.
Scallopcd Oysters Select firm,
plump oysters and ecIllop them evenly
ana neatly with q pair OF sharp scis-
>orS Now, with o needle threaded
with pink silk ir for pink tea or
blue if you wish Blue Points. work a
huttonholc stitch FOUND the ScalIop.
When finished, press carefully on the
wrong side with n hot iron.
Shirred Eggs Carefully remove the
shell from fresh egg, and hold the
white and yolll firmly in the left hand.
Now. with a fine needle and thread,
gather the material i'm straight rows
about half an inch apart Draw up
to the required fulncss and fasten
neatly the ends of The thread.
Snow Puddiug rake about four
quarts, say four ana a half, Of fresh
snow. Wash in several waters and
put If to soak in hCt water over night
In the morning knead it up and set by
the fire to rise add some melted glue,
and set aside to cool
Chicken Patty This dish Is a lost
art, as Patti is no chicken.
Egg Plant.-CSoc .orhator.)-Puck.
\ Popular Turnout"
Tho most popular turnout in thu
crowded east side during the hot
weather is the box runahout that has
made its appearance in greatly in.
creased numbers since the Heralds
free ice stations were opened. The
vehicle does not cQnfine itself to the
streets. but runs about the sidewalks.
contributing to the agility of pedes-
TRANS.
It is a horSclcSs vehicle. not nro.
PEELED by electricity. compressed air.
steam. gaSolenc or other expansive
power. hut by muscular energy of bare
footed children, Tho are happy in pro
portion to the loads they haul The
greater the load the more the low. for
the loads consist Of great pieces Of last
winter congealcd into convenient form
that is. icc-icc free to the needy ice
that carries into dark, heated homes
not only little comfort. but toy. and
Mt times life. when the tide of disease
IS turned by needed GOODNESS to parch
'hroats or fevercG flesh.
These little vehicles formed of soap
boxes on four wobhly wheels. can be
seen by scores standing along the
curhs at the Herald's ice stations be-
fore six O'Clock every morning waiting
for the iceman. When he comes and
they are loaded with great humps Of
crystal comfort they go humping away
at a lively trot, hauled by the happi, st
children in all of the great city of New
York.-New York Herald,