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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15

with thchcrrics three pounds loaf sugar
or OF su; candy broken up andput them IN
a dcmJo or into large stone ar. Pour on
two galld of best double rccthcdwhlsky. stop
the vesseloscly, and let 1t standthree months,
shaking cry day during the hst month. At
the cndf three months you can strain the
liquor orbottc The dnyor in2royes by age,
EAST INDIAN PUNCH
Roll tive lemons under yur hand on the
table. III pare of the yell% rind very thin
and boit in a gallon of Ntcr until all the
favor h been extracted Break up into
large boitwo pounds of loa sugar and squeeze
the lend over IT, When ne water has boiled
sufficient, strain il from he lemon peel, and
mix il In the lemon ice and sugar. Stir
in qu; of rum or of tb best whisky.
Two hples of howersof benjamin, stepped
in a qut OF rum. will rbke an infusion which
resembltthe arrack os the East Indies 1t
should kept in a bone and lttlc will be
found t,mport veryfne, fragrant flavor to
punch ne in the usu' manner
ROSE jORDIAL
Put aIund of frcs' rose leaves into a tureen
with art of war; water. Cover the vessel
and let em infuse fr twcnty.four hours Then
soueezenem throuh a siken bag until all
the lquis prcssedout, Put pound of fresh
rose leas into thturcen, pour the liquid back
INTO itad let tiufuse again for two days
This pI.ss may c repeated until a strong in
fusion obtained Then, to half a pint of
the infon ada half pound of loaf sugar
half n Il of wre brandy, an ounce of broken
cinnamt and an ounce of corander seeds
Put it . pls jar, cover it well and let stand
for tynyeeEf Then filter it through fine
musln bic ing paper (Which must be white)
pinna th bottom of the sieve. and bottle
for ue.
W. ROMAN PUNCH
Grac N rinds OF twelve lemons and two
oranes y two pounds of loaf sugar, squeeze
on IL / of the lemons and oranges, cover
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they cost nothing. Orange peel may
be dried and used in the same way.
enameed Baths
Nav be cleaned by rubbing them with fan
mel dipped in turpentinc and sprinkled over with
salt
To Whiten Linen
That has gone yellow otherwise dlscolored,
put little blue in the water in which 1t is boiled,
This treatment will soon whitcn it.
To Clean Steel Firearms
Scrape a little bath brick into an old saucer
and moisten it with parafdnc. Rub tins mixture
we'll into the steel with a linen cloth and then
pchsh with a leather and some dry whiting.
A Shabby Carpet
VIII have its term Of usefulness greatly pro.
Ioneed if it be ripped apart and then sewn 20
pcthcr again with its most worn widths IN the
nlacc of those which look newest and freshest.
Soapsuds In the Garden
II you have a garden, remember that soapsuds
are worth saving, for they form useful manure
both for flowers and vegetables. Ii is good
plan to have sunk tub in every garden where
soapy water can stand till required for watering
A First-rate Cleanser
Is found in raw potato juice. 1t viii remove
stains from the hands, from wooden Materials
and dirt from oil paintings. For the last the
right method is to cut a raw potato. and 10 gently
rub its cut side over the painting. cutting a slice
of whenever the portion used has become dirty.
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Del@ctabGe @moomrer 1Mct{De8

the quantity yielded shoul,be cupfuls, meas
ured after being cut into ce, Peel the mush-
rooms and cut into very tn. slices, then place In
saucepan with / tabcspoaful of butter, which
has been cut into bits and ped in q little -four.
Cover tightly and let stew their own juice until
tender. Stir in tublcsponful OF flour and let
cook until brown, and adj Y cupfu of boiling
water, two three drops tabosco sauce, few
drops of lemon juice and Tablespoonful OF chop
ped parsley. Stir until vii blended then add
the lobster meat, with sa TO taste, and stand
the vessel over ono quart boiling water until
the lobster is thoroughly hptcd. Serve in rami-
kins which have been kepon hot water for sew
cral minutes, or in patty sflls,
Eggs a la lewburs
Prepare the Ncwburg fixture in granite
saucepan or a chaing dish cooking together "a
pint of cream and the bcatd yoks OF eggs until
thick Season 10 taste wat salt, cayenne pepper
and sherry. Then add g 'ggs which have been
boiled for twenty minutes peeled and cut into
ouarters Let stand until thoroughly heated and
serve either from the chang dish Individual
molds
A Novel Potto Salad
This salad combines pottocs with nuts, and II
hearty enough to make uc main dish for tho
family luncheon. For lotntoes allow l cupfu
OF English walnut meats. slice ot onion, A bay
leaf and blade OF mace Add the seasoning 70
boiling water with little alt, and cook the nut
for ten minutes. Drain ard throw into ice water
until thoroughly cold, thel dry in soft towel
Add to the potatoes, which should be boiled unit
tender, sliced and kept bt until blended viii
the dressing For this plrc "a teaspoon OF sal
and half that quantity Of White pepper in bow
with 3 tablcspoonfuls of Give oil. Add l table
spoonful Of vinegar measured in spooS whicl
has been rubbed with cbve OF garlic. Gut Tia
onion into bits. mix il With the hot potatoes an
cold nuts and blend with he dressing, which ha
been stirred until thoroughly mixed Stand o
ice and serve on bed OF ettucc leaves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15

spoonful of onion juice, salt and pepper
% taste. Lastly, add the whites Of eggs beaten
snn. Press into timbae moulds and cook as dl-
Fected for mushroom timbales. Turn out on a
platter to form border and ill the centre with
frcassee of lobster. Select fresh hen lobster
pi about pounds and boil in ealted water for
pne-hAlf hour. When cold remove the meat from
ins shell md cut into dice Put l tablespoonful
o. butter in a saucepan and cook with l table
Spoonful of -four until it bubbles. Add half cup
81 cream and of milk, stirring constantly until
The mixture boils Add the lobster with salt and
pepper to taste, and heat thoroughly Remove
from the fire, add the beaten yolks OF eggs and
tablespoonful Of chopped parsley.
pevIed Spaghetti
Early In the day on which the dish is to be
lterved place ordinary can OF tomatoes IN O
saucepan over the fire and let stew until reduced
70 one pint. Then stand aside until needed
Wash n pound Of spaghetti and cook in boiling
water, well saltcd, for half hour. Drain and
throw into cold water for moment or two and
,hen drain again. Melt tablespoonfus OF butter
40 saucepan, add 2 tablcspoonfuls of flour and
COOK until brown. Then add the tomatoes, which
nave been strained, tablespoonfus oil timely
cnoppcd green pepper and the spaghetti, Season
70 taste, cover the whole with grated Parmesan
eneese and serve
Lobster With Mushrooms
Both lobster and mushrooms arc counted among
Aoe luIuries, but cooked in the following man
..i the cost is not excessive; For one meaium
- iooster the proportion required ls one oohel
Inusnroome. The lobster should be prrcdaSeo
'e and cooked several hours before IL WIZ p'
equireo, allowed to become quite cold and oner
'si1oVed from the shell. For dozen mushrooms
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1t and let It stand until the next day Then
strain IT through sieve, add 4 bottle OF cham
patnc and the whites OF eight eggs beaten to u
froth. This may be frozen ii desired.
ENGLISH RECIPE FOR LEMONADE
Required: Two lemons, one pint of boiling
water, two ounces OF loaf sugar
Pare tho lemons very thinly and put the peel
in jug; next take of every scrap OF pith
from the lemons otherwise the lemonade will
have a bitter flavor. Slice the lemons thny,
and after taking out all the plps put the slices
in the Jug, add the sugar, and then pour on
the boiling water. Cover tho jug and let II
stand until the lemonade is cold. Then strain it
into a clean Jug pressing the shoes well. II
possible add a few Jumps OF ice and a slice
or two Of lemon 60 II before serving It.
Where il is difficult to procure fresh lemons,
lemonade may be made from essence of lemon
and ct1c acid, Care, however, must be taken
to purchase essence of lemon of a good reliable
maker, as otherwise Il will have q disagreeable
flavor. The following variety will keep for
months,
LEMONADE NO. .
Required; Two quarts OF boiling water, two
pounds of Loaf sugar, one ounce of ctric acid
half tcaspoonful OF essence Of lemon,
Put the suger into a large basin, pour the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15

;oy,f aprch breakfast on hot morning will
90 to 1t again" says the Woman Practical,
villa lth, when asked to explain her porch
fu1urel have taxed Jacks pockcthook and my
oSrngety on the question of our dining room,
htfter had labored six dnys even Jack pro
aoccd good | have q table which is iasten.
edo thvall and closes against it when not in
us, I'll is for side dishes when the dining
tai is DIVIDED
have tall rubber plant to screen the en-.
tree p the front porch, and ] mortgagcd
cyythI | possessed TO obtain one of those
sthpechther screens which can be placed at
al an and which will serve to hide Jack
ven bills asleep.
/ hanny number of bamboo and porcelain
vi va and l propose to Ill them with every
oncifason with the flower that Nature pro
ans en- of the woods. OF course, | have
nc ! and the dearest teokwood tray, on
Ich hi serve tea 10 the chance visitor with
| Jour r..
| 1T h dining room table, though" she con-
iuedlh sparkle in her eye, as she remem-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15

Put the barley in a saucepan, cover it with
cold water, let it 10 the boil, and then
boil il for Ave minutes Then strain out the bar
ley, throwing away the water. Put the barley
in jug with the thiny-pared rind Of the lemon
and the sugar. pour over the boiling water,
or the jug, and leave il until cold; then strain
of the barley water and it. II it is liked
very strongly favored with lemon, add some OF
the juice of the lemon to it.
MULLED VINE.
To pint of water add teaspoonful of cloves
powdered and cinnamon, setting 1t where It
will boil. Beat the yoks OF three eggs with
teaspoonful of powdered sugar and as so5n as
the water boils turn it the yolks and sugar.
Add pint OF wine and STIR IN the beaten whites
of the eggs. Serve hot.
RUSSIAN TEA.
Pour Just enough boiling water over three gen.
crous tablespoons OF English breakfast tea to
cover IL. Let 1t stand minute and then draw
of. Pour In half a pony OF jamaica rum and
three pints OF boiling water. Leave 1t to steep
for three or four minutes Serve in cups with
three slices Of lemon, powdered sugar and
dccanter Of on the tray
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
Look the berries over carefully and place them
without water IN a preserving kettle, let them
bcat until the Juice is we'll drawn and add sugar
70 make very sweet Boil ten minutes until
rich. then add vinegar enough to taste trife
acid. Blackberry vinegar may be made IN the
same manner.
CHAMPAGNE PUNCH.
Take three teaspooniuls OF tea stepped five min
mics in one pint of boiling water. STRAIN and
set awav to cool When cold add sliced orange.
which has been peeled humps OF loaf sugar.
thin slices Of pineapple liquor glasses OF
brandy. . of mornschino md of Mediord rum,
NTr and then add | quart of champagne, bottle
Of plain soda (chilled) and one-half pint of Rhine
vine Pour in a punch bowl and serve at once
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Womanly

Nluid-"Are you at home to Mrs. Toney, mum?
She's at the door"
Nistress-"I am if she has new hat on, not
otherwise Answers.
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Description Of the Illustrations

l. Nickel mixer.
2 Mixer with sieve top.
g. New shape for lemonade glass.
4 Cut glass lemonade set.
5. New lemon squeezer
\ q, Bottle glass holder
{. Glass dish for sugar minced fruits
8. Serving tray of silver nickel.
8. Soda siphon.
10. Nickel sieve.
IL. Cooling bucket
II, gentle connection
13. Footed punch bowl
IA Ice shaver.
: 10. Forked shaver
16. A novel sieve
Gathered on this page is delcctablc array OF
beverages suited to cpicurean palate as well ms
the temperance pledge supporter. These recipes
have been carefully selected from an imposing list
OF both foreign and domestic beverages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15
Potato Parinas

, not throw away potatoe parings, but
after the cooking is done, set them IN
the oven to dry. You VIII hnd they
form a valuable addition to the wood
used for fire kindling, and, OF course
they cost nothing. Orange peel may
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15
Rice TImbaIes With Lobster

ASH ] cupful of rice and place in a. dou-
BILE boiler with cupfuls of milk and
let cook until dry and tender. Then
stir in 1 tablespoonful of butter, ] tea
spoonful of onion Juice, salt and pepper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-15

every woman has been blessed with
Tie home-moking instincts, but here is
ope who has. Listen 10 the explanation
i her ingcniously planned furnishings.
l"Anyoue who has tasted the mutual
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-26
Pure Water say Blue.

rom J.. il."ltAttuI
hT;rr a luuE hesitation r,i,utiar men
nEr,e tu'ay iu admitting that water
phy Ideally pure. seen an mass g. Tky
blue. This color is that taken b. tho
white liEht oi the sun when absorbed
by Oh" water. o. consequence 81 u pho
nuJu"uOl yac explanation Of which
would bc % little long.
IL ~ not due io the chemical purity
OF the water. since the sea (which ig
n 5lucst witcrI ig also that which
contains the most salt. Nevertheless.
according 30 Forcl's experiments. tho
matter la solution should he the pre-
dominant Gauge uf the modification oi
color. upon which net. besides the mat
ter Ia suspension. tho color OF the bot
tom and the reflection OF tho sky and
az the banks. Consequently blue water
n pretty rare In nature; n good many
g and lakes that give Us the impress
sion OF this tint arc green.
The water nj present acknowledged
To he the bluest a. that OF the Sar-
gasso sea. between the Cape Verde ISL
andE and the Antilles. The water oi
the Mediterranean on n" French COas;
and around Capri IL hlurr than that %!
Lake Lcmnn. but .cSs blue itgclg than
tina of the lakeg az Engicrgt"s and
Aroila. iu Switzerland. Pure water
containing "a milllrItL OF fcTrlc hydratc
appears brown urdD. n thickness ~ SIX
meters. a icu-Wiliiouth o. sufficient Tor
a. tu b. green. ana IN order that u wug
remain blue w. needed l.gs than a TWEEN
ty-mlilluUtN.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-26

David I.loyI-Gcosrs. -. r.. hah been
making o political speech. WHOM h.
stepped down from thu platform n
rugged old man came gp q him and
took hts hand. Mr.. i.lNvl-Gso-gr could
not remember him. years ago" s1i
tho oil man. Il WAS % doctor On wal 81
and ono night was called ont 10 ~
five miles 10 attend n young child
who | was told was dying OF Group. Or
my way home I wondered whether u
was worth while To go SO fHr 10 save
% child who would only hH brought uT
To a lie OF misery and hunger. How
ever. the child r., uycrci. anl-Icil
YOU W,T. ihut child"
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From the chicago News.
lie had been calling on the young lady
lor many moons. but being ratacr back
ward his suit progressed slowly. Finally
the dear girl decided IL was up 10 her TO
start something. 80 the next time he called
She pointed TO a flower IN his b~u;tOnhole
ard said:
"Iu give you a kiss for that rose"
a large. Opcu-faccd BLUSH m~,a.dvrcd
over his countyEnEcc. but the exchange
was made. Then hr grabbed his ma, ana
started TO leave the room.
why. whore are you Eo.UE =" shr asked.
% surprise.
10 lhc-cr-norist' Tor more roses ho
explained.
And further ~GCponcnt sayrth not.
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Get What You AJAX FOR.

When you bee au article wei! ndvcr-
tiscl IN the newspapers. YOU may DC
sure It's a good article. for ADVERTISING
only pays ~ the goods are honest ana
posses merit. The people who make a
speciality OF one advertised article. like
~Cascarets. Candy Cuthartic for exam.
pie. stake their whole business exist.
cuce on it's doing what they say IL viii.
They must make good na the saying
r.. Readers III this paper are urged
90 be sure that they get what they ask
FOR. when they ask FOR al advertised
article. for It's the good thinE that is
Initiated and CouuteTfcitcd. Don't nc.
oept substitutes. Insist on getting th'
genuine.
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He ca.an. Them.

or ,ac late Henrik Ilr,n a journals.
mlJ.
"i'-. lason was uugucr,ouabiy the lcnI-
Ing citizen u Lla country. People rocked
o. sr' H.m who hal never Tral ms books.
TItt ai.,rDI him greatly II led him. iu
ihr r'u.. iu refuse 20 meet strangers under
kry cir UuEttn g..
"E- sTt.. ,s,ry afternoon lu a hotel
rrIr h.s huur reading the French and
German newspapers .u The reading room.
Ia the crown 81 his Uai hr hn "a mirror.
aHd hc would occasionally take a small.
cOmu from H.s pocket. and. with the hclI
OF the mirrUr. comb HiE magnificent white
hair o. beard 2 e. drank a small glasa
q brandy. followed by q glass q beer.
- Ca % Jr,uu ul some twelve or NJ
,,vJ English women forced their way
somehow 'rio 'h, r.ailUE room where H.
sen sat and I'g,aptc4 90 open "a c4..yrg-
FaH'J wItl him.
'1r. ils'H.' ;hr leader u his hand
sl!+, we admire Eyuy plays tremendous
49, "" regard sou as Ia leading ~ M
o.. 'Ev century We base. read "ilv!I4
G1'lrr. and THE Wild Duck. aud "Rur-
aiyrgaalTu, AND
Have yau read 'Srno".' lhscu Inter-
rupl.I.
ICES. Oh. SOS. {, .a superb. Il Is your
WHHirrp.,e,. o. is
~ masterpiece. iD,!,,I. SAID Tic poet.
r.ImlE. luf lt H NOE mine. "Asuy" la ,4.
90 l.rsaFru# work
and. turning uls back on the women.
NJ cook up Uis E'wapa vr IEa.a"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-26
Truth ~and-Another.
From Punch.

TWFT 4 WTT|Ts
She came towards me rather dubious
IL. as though not sure 81 her reception.
who are you?" 1 asked.
Truth she said.
upoiuglzgd Tor not having realized n.
Never mind" she said. wtarily.
hardly anyone knows me. I'm always
having To explain who 1 am. and lots
OF people don't understand then"
\ ilttlc later ! met her. as | thought,
again.
wei | shau't make any mistake thi.
time" / said. How ugc you. Mis-.
TRUTH"
You are m~i-inforusl." she replied
colGly, my name 'E Libel"
"lut you're exactly like Truth"
exclaimed exactly"
Hush" she sai1.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-26
M ISIS ANNIE uENDREy. Rocklyr

MI lSS ANNIE RoCklyn
NA WASH, writes
IL feel better than I have for over -four
years. have taken several bottles Of
pcruna and onc bottle OF Manalin.
II can nov do all ol my work in the
house, milk the cows, take care OF the
milk. and so forth. ! think Peruna Is a
most wonderful medicine.
II believe | would be in bed to-day IL
! had not written TO you for advice. I
bad taken all kinds of medicine, but
none did ms any good.
"Pcruna has made me n wei and
happy girl. | a never say too much
for Peruna."
Not only women OF rank and leisure
praise Pcrunn. but the wholesome. use.
iul women engaged IN honest toll would
not b. without DIR. liartman's world re-
nowncd remedy.
The Doctor has prescribed II for many
thousand womcn every year and lie
never fails To reccivc n multitude OF let.
iers like the above. thanking him for
bis advise. and especially for the won.
jcrful benefits received from rcruaa.
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ca. oh. yss IL d. superb. III, your
EvaIuusn cf L.:eraturs.

Great Magazine g.dltur-r .rw years
hc! u-Nu use. Iu uro. tho magazine
must atop. Where's NAuJ box og Rough
us Rats
Ills Wife Mercy Don't ,Dluul, sui
eide. What NHs ..pu.ly!' A.t. the
wtT articles run out"
Worse, Al o." writer's Goo the Duun-
try have Teen robblci ~ by literary
syndicate.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-26

HEN look Mt
the three mas
sivc manuscript
volumes which
contain u work
for the year 1894.
I confess that u
Is very difficult
for me. out 81
such u wealth OF
material. to Sc
lcct the =
which are most
interesting In
ana
Mt the same time
most conducive
to n display OF
osc peculiar
pcwcra for which
my friend was
famous. As 1
turn over the
pages. I see my
notes upon the
rcpulsive story OF
- iaaah nn1
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-26

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Miss PassU y-"lie WAS tIlA.aE 10 you
about me. wasn't hcF"
Miss KuoN-"gcs. lie asked me n
sou were 50 yet. and l said certainly
not"
question:"
Miss EnoN-"Juyt what I told him. I
said: How long do you expect her to
d. Az"
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(coDsinusd Next Week.


Town Topics praggist-Du.H r.',
I believe / Iut utaruiu lus. 90.
powdered sugar iu th.f u. g.a-
scripJou. Which way IlI ur gp. ru
you know who he Was" What shall
| do Cant you help my SOM,
FTicud-Good heavens. don't wuu-
der you're excited
Druggist-YOu bet. Why. man. ar
scnlc costs ten times as much nS slrar.
and I only charged him for sugar.!
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Crane ard Stork.

From tine Indianapolis News.
There was Paul Morton. who got C.
be- president OF "A bis life insurance
company. and now Murray Crane has
become n bridegroom and a grand
father on the same day. Being In the
cabinet for n while gives "A MAJ n
great start IT. the world.
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Only Cash There.

IT'S "a good thing Mira. Chadwick
didn't get to Monte Carlo"
why soT"
Why. she would have broken the
bank"
Not on your life. Promissory notes
don't 60 there"
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by A. N Y

x.-THE ADVENTURE OF THE
GOLDEN PlNCE. ME-.
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-sv.d-n.- a-s % .w,.r. 30 Iu or
stock Mellow crock Mining Co.
TIta.,. - S.