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Some Good Recipes for Sauces.

Apricot sszos.-P1acs n a sausspan -
apricots, eut IN pteeea, vfah ons hnlf
mound suRnr and bon soft Pnns tilsoEgA
a Sieve. and add two tabienpooufuis q
kir.ch aud enough vatsr 10 hnya a tir1aK
ssues Another way Of making thiS asnos
q 70 mia two tablsapoonfula Of apaincS
marmalads with two tabieapoonfuls q
hirscn. and add enough Wstw b Haho ?
thiok sauca Thia IL ercsnent nngSpo
with eottngc, or bread. or flna puddinA -
on French toast with ths Gomtlon a o.
risssful OF mndeira az uus nnR sra1A4
wfnesiassfri Of rum.
Creamy sancs fng pUdGusn -oue4zH1R
cuufui Of huttaa. ons y -t0 q pp~osgpe
suEsn. ons fpurth eupl ganfn ~ nllA
four tahlaapooufuiH ~ EtnA sae a.
butter 10 q cream nn4 30 - sngn1s
beating an the WtdlA Wnn Agt4 enc
creamy g1adualiy add o. oeue ed ~
he cream or nlfk q MN = > tiuz
IN a basin Of hos watss and stn ezfa u
saucs is smooth sod ssoauUL
Chocolate saacs 10 bssrS WA -
cream.--Taks two ounces u eAoooAne1
and one cup Of sugar, ons-haH oup a
cream, a piece Of vanilla bean. one-6aaf
wineglAss Of sharry. and ono tablespoon
ful Of oonso. Break the ehooOlate In
pieces and put 10 a double boiisr with the
crcam and vanilla bean. Stir occasionally
until melted. then add the sugar and boli
well for ave minutes. Set aside. take ou1
the vanilla. add the sherry and eorea.
sdr well, and serve hot
SARA CRAWFORD.
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The Care of Silver and Cut Glas,

netian glass and such decorated glass
ware showing traceries OF gold should
never be put IN very hot water or washed
IN strong soap. as the soap will eat the
gold on the surface The same rule ap-
plies to nne china. In piling up expen-
sive plates. a little mat Of felt or nan
mel viii keep them from being scratched,
placing one Of the mats between each
plate.
In cleaning silverware, WASH aho urg
thoroughly after the silver polish has
been used. polishing on afterwards win
a soft. dry flannel or chamois II ls SAID
that a small piece Of cEmphor placed IN
the flannel bags or cases In which sii'
verware IA Kept will keep Il from tar
nishing Rubber must be kept away
from ali gold and silver, as the sulphur
10 the rubber will cause the metals 70
tarnlgh.
II you are the possessor o. see oi
ivory or pearl handled knives, nevsf Al
low them to be placed In seaiding % veo
bot water. or the handles win b apt %
loosen ana come OF. In fact Il Is bette.
not to submerge the handles 10 ~ater ~
all, but wipe them with a sodL oan,S
eioth.- Ginpkng ths blades pnly y tn1 -
stef, bAAk1a4sss - n
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srrAnrn RICE prnnrNa.

Heat three cups Of milk in a double
boiler. Cook one-half cup of well washed
rice in one cup Of boiling water FIVE
minutes, or until the water is all abb
sorbed Then turn it into the hot milk
and cook until the rice is very tender.
Add one teaspoonful OF salt and one tea
spoonful of butter. Beat one egg very
light, add two tablespooniuls Of sugar
and stir this into the hot rice just as you
take it from the fire. When well mixed
and the egg is scalded, turn into a dish for
serving. Sprinkle two tablespoonfuls Of
sugar over the top of the rice and dot
with ono heaped tablespoonful Of butter
cut in little bits. This should be done
Just before you arc ready for dinner, and
when ready to serve sprinkle the top with
shredded pistachio nuts, angelica or any
green candied fruit cut fine.
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porAro cnoorrrrrs.

Prepare one pint of hot mashed pota-
toes seasoned with one tablespoonful Of
butter, one-half teaspoonfl of salt, one
half teaspoonful Of onion juice. Beat all
together until very light, and when
slightly cool add the yolks Of one egg.
Mix well and add through a sieve to be
sure there are no humps, as it is almost
impossible to get them all out by mash
ing the potato. Add one teaspoonful Of
chopped parsley Shape into smooth,
round balls Roll them in bread crumbs,
then dip into beaten egg, then roll them
in crumbs again. Fry in smoking hot
lard one minute, drain on soft paper and
serve in the form Of q pyramid.
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fine. Season with salt, paprika, a little
very little-onion juice and some fine
minced parsley. sTo one pound Of the
chopped fish add the unbeaten white Of
an egg and mix thoroughly. Then add
one cupful of thick cream, stirring all
through the mixture. Butter timbale
moulds. fiji with the fish, set in a steamer
and cook Is minutes. Turn the fish on
a hot dish and pour cream sauce about
the moulds. Frequently the sauce is
colored pink with little pounded lobster
coral or a few drops of cochineal and a
sprig of parsley stuck in the top Of each
mound. When fish is dressed at home
save the head, skin, fins and, in the case
of haddock or sole, the central bones -
to serve as foundation for the sauce in
tended to accompany the fish when
served. Boil them in a little water, and
an excellent fish stock will be the result.
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insvitabls coat and sAtrt suit but the
ahirtWaist dress has been improved upon
and MADE less severe. and this spring q
Great many frocks OF silk and wool crepe.
vole, stamine, thin wool canvas and such
nories ars being designed for street wear.
The RsjAh and BurlingLam silks. taffetas
and lndias are also 10 Be in favor. 10 be
followed Gs the season advances By the
linens and cotton materials.
Ths gown illustrated would, indeed, b
ekeellsnt made up In linen. the braid used
~ trimming being Of white cotton SOU
hehe. In using this braid on such wash
able Eowns II should be we'll shrunksn be-
foro being applied to the material The
model gown from which the sketch was
aiken was Of very thin brown voile OF
tathsr soft texture made over a lining Of
brown tansta An economical plan Is 10
by rsady-made silk petticoat for 50 and
have 4 rontted about the hips buying a
yard and a half Of silk Of the same shade
Tor the lining required for the waist. The
oodes was In guimpe style and was
trimmed with me soutache braid IN the
zane shads a. the wolfe. This braid was
10 Hlk and was rolled into little round
losenges and twisted into scrolls In a
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very e1eetive,pattern about the yoke por-
tion Of the bodice and on the girdle, which
was OF the same material as the dress
This girdle was Of very graceful design
and when worn gave the frock almost the
effect OF a princess. The foundation was
made Of tape. covered with the silk and
volle and edged With the braid, the pieces
In the front and in the center OF tbe back
being made Of stf buckram. covered wrth
the silk and voile and braided II de-
sired. these girdle forms can be bought
ready made IN the shops for S5 centa
The yoke or guimpe Of the dress was
Of ecru net lace with rather a heavy re-
pousse pattern over the surface. In the
model gown the design OF the lace could
be separated and strips were cut out to
form rufies for the sleeves, the scallop
edge Of this cut-out lace being frilled
about the edge with very narrow vaien-
ciennes OF the same ecru shade. Long
scru-eoIored suede gloves were to be worn
with the gown but II desired the bodice
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Efns china. glass and silver need care
rsi attention, n they are to be kept IN
sood condition. and for the benent OF the
housekeeper a few suggestions az TO the
simplest methods Of taking care Of such
articles properly may be found worth re-
memberinR
Cut glass. especially. has to be care
tuily treated. AZ II is sensitive to sudden
enanges OF temperature. and have
hnown small pieces Of nne cut glass to
crack By being left ln a room where the
temperature has become suddenly chilled
y opening the windows In very cold
weather for purpose OF airing the apart
ment Also. n a bowl or dish OF cut
glass has bad ice-eream In IL. do not al
70" the maid to wash It IN warm water;
Hno pieces OF ice knocking against the
SIDES OF bowl will sometimes cause It
70 crack. To temper a glass bowl be-
nse nlling Il with ios-cream. iced punch,
&C., po1r cold water Into Il then a
suaan piece or two of zee; alss, do not
tAke cut-glass dish fr0m a warm room
INTO cold one suddenly.
To clean cut glass. wash with mild
srae snd szy n aAwdust, eanafuIly hruxh-
@&s. s@EiaeR HAk1ra=safs hruHh. Ss-
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SKIN eczema
IN WORST FORM
Black SpIotches All Over Face :.
Produced Severe ltching-Year'a
Treatment by Physicians Did No
Good and Became DespOndeut-
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
Alabama Ladys
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"About four years ago was afflicted
and a few covering my body, whioh
which caused me q great deal Of annoy
ance and suffering, TO such an extent that
! was forced to call in two Of the leading
physicians Of my town. After q thor
pugh examination Of tho dreaded COM
plant they announced II to be skin
eczema in its worst form. They treated
me for the same for the length OF one !
year, but the treatment did me no good, I
Finally ! became despondont and I
decided 10 discontinue their services. :
Shortly afterwards, my husband IN read
ing a copy Of q weekly New York
paper saw an advertisement Of the Cuti-
cura Remedies. lie purchased the en-,
tire outfit, and after using the contents
OF the FIRST bottle Of Cuticura Resolvenh A
in connection with the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, tho breaking out entirely
stopped. / continued the use Of the
Cuticura Remedies for six months and
after that every splotch was entirely
gone and tho affected parts were left al
clear a. ever. ! have not falt a symp-.
tom Of the eczema since, which was three
years ago. Il
The Cuticura Remedies not only
cured me Of that dreadful disease,
eczema, but other complicated trouhleas
az well; and have been the means oi
others being cured Of the same disease
by the Cuticura Remedies, and / dont
hesitate in saying that tho Resolvenb
is the best blood medicine that the world
has ever known" LiEale Z. Slsdge,
$40 Jones Ave,
oct. %. 1908. Selma, Ala
Sold throughout ne world Cuueura 6osp, no.. oini
ucui Ne httateai SOC. IN form ei Chocnaie coaila
f1, lc per vial df COZ, NAY BE- had ol al drurrlgl.
frisf ntuE sud Chem, corri Sole Prop., hasion Hasa
fT- Mailed ifts, eel The Cnufufa SKA Dook,H a.
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Stubborn Courhs

cough which fingers on long after
every otner symptom OF a cold has disap-
cared should have attention, as 1t indicates
some throat or lung trouble and may result
seriously. MIR. Alexander Mcmillan of
Maple Ridge, Mich, recommends Cham
beilain's Cough Remedy for this
trouble. He says: "l used this remedy
for stubborn cough with the best
results and think there is nothing
like 1t. / cannot sreak too highly Of it. !"
FOR sale by n. b. Danforth, druggist,
Second and Msrket streets
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Some New Ideas In Sofa Pillows.

Hofa pillows Of today are such more
practical than those Of a few years ago
and although for the druwing-room in a
city house pillows covered IN silks, bro
ehdes and embroidered satins are atin
fashionable, the covers that can be easily
cleaned or washed are most In favor. In
deed, one Of the new fads Ia the lingerie
styie cushion cover made Of hne linen,
inlet With lace banda medaiiions or em-
eroidored or decorated with handwork
These covers ars most satisfactory, and
are suitable for the most dAintily fur
nished drawing broom, and for boudcir
pillows are especially to be Recommended,
a. they oan always be kept 20 perfectly
fresh and clean.
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An inexpensive Gown Of Wolfe or Etamine.
Bv Dorothy Dale

Although the coat and skirt costume,
worn With a separate blouse. lie the most
popular street frock for general wear. the
bodice and skirt frock, made with a snort
skirt and OF not too elaborate fashion, Is
even smarter for many occasions than even
the most desirable tailor gown, the sketch
accompanying this article showing a very
desirable model for a gown Of this kind
Several seasons ago the silk shirtwaist
dress wns introduced as a relief from the
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washabls eottona, thai are nniahed ie.fs'
aembls silk. can be laundeEed with ntna
risk ~ 10 the colors running.
Tho third design shows a gracsfnl pgA
tern for either a SILK or linn pillow. Iha
embroidery could b done In a eomoinatio1
OF ribbon embroidery and satin stitch. 4
the cover ia to b. Of silk. or Il could b
embroidered In delicate colors In vaah go
ton.
Other effective wnnhabio pillows ~
made OF checked gingham. In diffsrsut ~
oringA each block OF color IN tha dnoct
being cross stitched with white - eolagt1
cotton. / also saw a cushion W111S ~
same idea was used, although the g1lgha
IN this case was a two-incn block pattalk
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Pigeon Takesa Rest.

A homing pigeon with q band ON its
leg, stamped Il 32SSl" flew into the
telegraph room Of the Ps b. & w. rail-
road Office building, yesterday, and re-
manned there for some time. during which
il was fed and given water to drink. The
bird was very tame and was easily picked
up. Operator Clarence Denney of New
ark took charge OF the bird and will
liberate il when it appears ready for
fight.
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By Beatrics Carey.

gram, done In white mcrocrised cotton.
The heavier laces, such hs torchon, irish
or honiton. are especially effeotivo used
IN this vay, although 0esman val. and
some Of The thin lacss Of tho sort are
also often used for tue sheer slips OF
batigts or lawn. These cushion covers
are oftsn used over pillows covered with
q SECOND slip Of pink. Hight blus OF some
other color 70 match the furnishings OF
the room, these silk covers being made Of
waeh India or mfuta.
The Seeond illustration shows An en-
hroidered pillow, the Design being rather
1Epaness IN eject. the pattern being
hrge poppy, with leaves and buds, done In
soft shades Of light rec and green's on
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HOGS HEAD CHEESE.

Get your meat man to give you the
"eye piece'-unless you have your own
pig, in which case you could use the
entire head-the "eye piece" is the top
Of the pigs head and is not so fat. Have
it nicely cleaned and put into kettle with
just sufficient water to boil il. Parboil
a couple of tongues pigs Of course),
skin them, cut them across four or tive
times and put in with the head; boil all
together until il is like jelly; now turn
out and pick out all the bones. Season
well with salt and pepper "a dash OF
cayenne improves iD, and turn into
moulds or tins. As the meat settles in
the bottom of the tins the grease rises to
the top, and can be turned off without
disturbing the meat if done carefully.
When cold it is ready to use.
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could be made with long sleeves, ntted
cuffs Of lace being attached.
The skirt was made with straight
nounce, tucked about the bottom and at
taehed under second row Of slightly
narrower tucks, the upper part Of the
skirt being tucked IN very small pinch
tucks-
In making the design up In nnen a
skirt with not quite 20 much fulnesa
would be necessary-one Of the plated or
Eored models being very suitable. The
small sketch shows a detail sketch OF the
braidinR design. and the trimming formed
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HrRRnSa And MAcKERE1 BRo1LrD.

Herring and mackerel arc nice broileh
whole, or split down the hack. Wipe
and dry we'll. Season with salt and pep
per, baste with melted butter or olive oil,
and put in double wire broiler, creased
whit salt pork rind. The FIRE for broiling
should be hot and clear. Broil the flesh
side first, if the fish is split open. Cook
until brown, then reverse, moving the
broiler back and forth to insure equal
browning all over. Small fish will re-
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The Greek key partsrn is asserting Itself
modishly In a thousand and one diner~
ent ways. One clever manufacture has
brought out a braid In several different
coloru, upon which an appliqus In Greek
key pattern Of gold or silver braid, aa best
suits the color scheme appeara Orders
for this pour In 80 thick and fast that
deliveries are away behind, and TN shops
say that they cannot keep any In stock.
me minute Il appears II is bought up.
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quire only FIVE or ten minutes, larger ones
from Is to 20. When the flesh separates
from the bones, open the broiler and slide
on TO a hot platter, leaving the inside Of
the fish uppermost. Spread with butter
salt and pepper, surround with quartered
lemons or watercress, or serve with maitr
d'hotel butter, tartare or any fish
sauce preferred.
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The hrst illustration in the plats shows
one Of these linen pillow slips. this model
being bosdered with two-inch-Wids lace
banda Win a dlamond-shaped medallion
in tbe eenter, ioiDed 70 the border with
pointed strlps Of the band laoe. In the
upper left corner was the owners mono
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PINEAPPLE sHEuBEr.

Shred fine one pineapple, reserving the
juice Of four lemons. Pour over the
shredded pineapple one quart Of boiling
water and let it stand for an hour; then
stir in the lemon and pineapple juice and
add a cupful and one-half Of sugar. When
the mixture is thoroughly cold mash IL
through a fine sieve and freeze solid.
Serve as you would Roman punch.
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seru basrot-Wsave cloth. Many verT pretty
and eHsctiys designs Of mis- sort can be
bought ready stamped In the shops ano
nlahs very pleasant work for spare hours
such cushions are very Hppeopriats Tor
tne Summer piazza OF ne living room or
den, and whcn embroidered with the ne"
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weading Cards

Mrs George Boyd Harlan has issued
Invitations for the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Harlan, and Rev Wilson
Thomas Moore Beale, TO take place on
May 2d, in the Presbyterian Church at
Martinburg, W. Va Mr. Beale is pastor
Of Rock and Zion Presbyterian churches
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OF 80 persons. The bishop took as his
subject for a continuation address:
hese Witnesses OF the Resurrection. 4"
and expressed his qualification that so
many had taken this important step.
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GOOD COOKERY.
by Marjorie webster.
oARN1sn on BRussrIs SPROUTS.

Boil quart Of sprouts drain them
well and put them into a stewpan with
little white stock, two humps OF butter,
little salt, nutmeg pepper and lemon
juice; toss the whole well together over
the fire and serve.
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To Load Nitro -Glyoerine.

Tho steamship Dorothy, which has heen
delivering a cargo Of nitro-glycerine at
points along the st. Lawrence River and
Great Lakes. has arrived at Wilmington,
to load a similar cargo for the same points.
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rIsH MouNns

Cream Of fish mounds make a nice fish
course for luncheon or dinner Halibut
or haddock are especially good for this
dish. Remove the skin and bone from
one pound Of uncooked fish and chop
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NAV Enlaras work.

A Penns Grove, n. j., special says:
"The du Pont Powder Co. is getting prices
on much land surrounding the Penn s
Grove plant, with a view 10 onlarging
the works"
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m green and white, each green hloca being
crossed with a spider web tn white cottno-
Another easr' mads and effective pll.
low vas OF natural eolored nnan. ~
pliqusd with long grassss made Of grceg
linen. The applique strips were c0uchcf
down with green wash cQtton p match,
BEATRICE CAREY.
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GIFTS FOR REV. ". B. BEACH
-so RetIrlng Assistant Rector
of St Johns Church.
WHO GOES TO SCRANTON, PA.
-. was Presented With a
~ Purse and Bible.

..r,.tion speech Made by Judge Ed
I'D c. Brsdford-Rssoiutions Adopted
,bs vestry, Showing the Esteem in
syn,cb Mr.. Beaoh 10 Held.
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A Voice From Oregon.

The edition of the Portland (Ore) )
Journal, yesterday week contained an
editorial iavoring naming the proposed
new battleship delaware.
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Anything and everything Chinese is IN
good standing just now with Dame
Fashion, and ia Mode Chinols" is a
ps.ssegtr = -1--hio1abls fAesrs "a pseesns
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NEILEs-WHITB.

Miss Anna Bertha White Of near Rose
Hill and Francis Henry Neiles of this
city were married at the home Of the
brides parents, on Saturday evening.
The ceremony was perforped by Rev.
}. NJ. Arters Of Madeley ME. Church.
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GIRRs-MARINER

Miss Catharne Mariner and William
Robert Gibbs, both Of Philadelphia.
were married on Saturday evening by
Rev. H.HC Turner of Brandywine NJ. +.
Church.
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WEDDINGS.
MlcALL-H1ckMAN.

Miss Edith J.. Hickman Of lOO6 Pop
Lar street and Frank Mccall, Jr, Of 23s
houney street, were married at the par
sonage OF Asbury NJ. L. Church on Satur-
day evening by Rev H. A. G.. Wester-
held, pastor Of the church. They were
attended by W. l.. Wilkins and Miss
Matte h. Iebley. Following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs Mccall left for the
south, and on their return they will re-
side at No. 23S Rodney street.
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In applying bias solos upon summer
frocks Il is well 70 reroember that tbey are
not to be stitched nat this season. but on
one s1se only. Hence the folding % ths
edge Is dons dirersntlyS and In rASkins
Il easily, and 50 allow its lower edge 70
fare a trihe. The circular cur Of the skirt
will make this all the more necessary, and
II II be done upon linen or lingerie NATE
rails. the ironing Of the fold is far mors
easily accomplished. II must not be shirrsd
at the top, but Just held easily IN the IN
gers, and all stretching or pulling Of the
bias avoided
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Of very narrow bias bands Of silk. which
finished the collar top. The reverse OF The
gown Il also shown.
DOROTHY DALE.