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T h re e G ood Soup«.
Consom m e R oyal.—B eat tw o eggs
»nd mix w ith them ha if " 'v acu p fu l of
milk and one pinch of suH. I’o ur the
beaten eggs into a basin w ith th e milk,
stand the basin in a lartr.'J one co n ta in
ing hot w ater, p u t th is ..rran g em en t
In the oven and bake until th e co n ten ts
of tlie sm all bnsln a re tirm . T ak e out
and p u t th e m ix tu re in th e sm all basin
aw ay to cool. W hen se t c u t in to sm all
pieces, p o u r over them one q u a rt of
consom m e an d serve.
Chicken Consomm e. — R em ove the
tillet from a chicken and put th e c a r
cass w ith th ree |>ounds o f fillet of
veal Into a stock pot w ith tw o and one-
half q u a rts o f good stock.
Season
with one-fo u rth of an ounce of sa lt
and place th e pot on th e Ore to boll.
4dd an onion stuck w ith tw o cloves,
a sm all head of celery and tw o leeks
C ontinue to skim well us the pot sim
m ers on th e side of th e fire for nbout
three hours. T hen stra in th e broth
and clarify w ith th e fdlet o f chicken
previously rem oved. S train once more
through a cloth in to a basin. T h is
! consom me should be colorless.
Consomm e W ith C ream . — R em ove
the fa t from tw o q u a rts of consom me,
put In a stew pan a n d w hen a t th e
point of boiling add four tab lesp o o n
fuls o f ground rice p reviously m oisten
ed w ith a little stock. Boil for ten
m inutes an d add one teaspoonful each
of su g a r and salt.
Boil ag ain and
when th e rice is q u ite done pour in
h alf a pin t of boiling cream .
ANIMALS.
•eme A re S im p ly Fakers, W h ile O ther*
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GENERAL PICKETT.
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"T h e re a re crooks am ong anim als,
just as among men,” said a nature The Friendship Between Him and
d u d e n t. “T ak e, fo r exam ple, th e horse.
A horse looks very noble, very honest,
eh? Yet tim e a n d ag ain a horse will
feign lam eness in one leg o r th e other
because be know s th a t w hen h e ’s lam e
his boss will let him loaf.
“One responsible w rite r tells about a
chim panzee th a t th ey once fed on cake
and w ine w hen be had a cold. T he
rascal fak es up a bad cough In th e
hope of g e ttin g m ore w ine a n d cake.
“ M any birds a re trick y and som e a re
notorious th iev es, p articu larly th e ra-
vc^ an d th e crow . B ut th e cuckoo Is
the w o rs t T he cuckoo is too flighty a
Indy to be w illing to sit In a n est and
hatch out eggs, so sh e luys In th e n ests
of o th er butts, one h ere a n d one there,
and. by Jove, to co m plete th e deception
she a b stra c ts an egg from th e n est she
lays in so th a t th e a d d itio n o f her own
egg w on’t be noticed.
“ A c rim in a l—n o t a com m on crook—
Is th e A u stralian p a r r o t O nce a vege
tarian , th is foul bird now lights on a
sheep’s back and, sta n d in g w h ere th e
sheep c an n o t reach him , he h acks his
w ay dow n to th e liver, w hich he eats.
Sheep m u rd ered by p a rro ts fo r th eir
liver c o n stitu te one o f th e g ra v e losses
of A u stralian fa rm in g .” — N ew York
T ribune.
Lincoln and Grant.
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W hen the Blue and the G re y Joined In
a B irth d ay Celebration— A M eeting
W ith G ran t In W a s h in g to n — L in
coln’s V is it to M r*. Piokstt.
In Mrs. P ic k e tt’s Introductory c h a p
ter to “T h e H e a rt of a Soldier. As Re
vealed In th e In tim a te L e tte rs of G en
eral G eorge E. P ick ett, C. S. A,” th ere
Is an ex trem ely In terestin g sto ry . It
appears th a t w hile a t R ichm ond, ju s t
a fter the su rren d er, sh e w as sum m on
ed to th e door by a sh a rp rap. She
gives a ch arm in g account of w h a t fol
lowed:
W ith m y baby on my nrm I a n sw e r
ed tb e knock, opened tb e door and
looked up a t a tall, g au n t, sad faced
man in ill fitting clothes, who, w ith
the accen t o f th e no rth , asked:
“Is th is G eorge P ic k e tt’s place?”
“Y’ea, sir,” 1 an sw ered , “b u t he is
not here.”
“I know th a t, m a'am ,” he replied,
“but I Ju st w an ted to see th e place.
I am A braham L incoln.”
FOREIGN BORN WOMEN.
“T he p resid en t I” I gasped.
The s tra n g e r shook his head and
H o w T h e y M a y Becom e N aturalized,
said: “No, m a’am ; no, m a’am . J u s t
M a rrie d or 8 ingl*.
A braham Lincoln; G eorge's old frien d .”
A foreign born u n m a rrie d w om an
“1 am G eorge P ic k e tt’s w ife, an d this
m ay becom e a citizen by being n atu r- j Is his baby,* w as all I could say.
alized. To do th is sh e m u st be tw enty-
My baby pushed aw ay from m e and
one y e a rs o f age an d have lived five reached his hands to Mr. L incoln, w ho
y ears in th is c o u n try , one full y ear took him in his arm s. As he did so
o f w hich has been lived in th e sta te an expression of ra p t, alm o st divine
in w hich sh e m akes her application. tenderness an d love lighted up th e sad
O r sh e can m a rry a m an w ho is a c iti face. It w as a look th a t I hav e never
zen, fo r th e w ife’s citizenship follow s seen on any o th e r face.
Sly baby
th e h u sb an d , and sh e continues to re opened Ids m outh w ide and Insisted
M a p le P a r f a lt .
P our one cu p fu l of hot m aple siru p tain h e r citizenship if she continues to upon giving his fa th e r's frie n d a dew y,
Into th e well, beaten yolks of six eggs, reside in th e U nited S tates, u n less she infantile kiss. As Mr. Lincoln gave
cook over boiling w a te r un til thick, re renounces th e sovereignty of th e U n it the little one back to me, sh a k in g his
finger a t him playfully, he said:
move from th e fire, bent until cold, ed S tates.
A foreign b o m w om an living in the
"Tell y o u r fa th e r, th e rascal, th a t I
fold in one p in t o f cream beaten until
U nited S ta te s w hose husb an d Is a fo r forgive him for th e sa k e o f th a t kiss
stiff, flavor w ith one teaspoonful of
eigner, w ho refu se s to become n a tu ra l and those b rig h t eyes.”
vanilla, tu rn Into a mold a n d let sta n d
ized, c a n n o t becom e a citizen unless
Mrs. P ick ett exp lain s th e in te re st
packed in salt an d ice from fo u r to
se p a ra te d from him by divorce or Lincoln show ed in h e r h u sb an d by
five hours. Chop finely one cupful of
death.
statin g th a t it w as th ro u g h Mr. L in
blanched alm onds, cook in oil until
A n a tiv e born w om an who m arrie s a
brow n an d d rain . S p rin k le th e p a rfa it foreigner loses h e r citizenship d u ring coln's influence th a t h e r h u sb an d re
with th e n u ts before serving.
the tim e of th e m arried relation, but ceived his appointm ent to W est Point.
One im pression th e book conveys is
upon tb e d ea th o f h er husband or di
R ic e a n d O y s t e r C u tle ts .
vorce from him sh e may resum e her th a t of th e kindly and generous feeling
To h alf a p in t of boiled rice ad d a citizenship by reg isterin g , w ith in one th a t existed betw een C onfederates
pin t o f o y sters, dry m easu re an d of th e y ear w ith th e A m erican consul in the and U nionists g rad u ated from W est
sm all v arie ty ; one sm all w hite onion country of h e r resid ence a declaratio n
Point w ho had been frien d s befo re th e
chopped fine, one cupful of fine b read th a t sh e d esires to do so, or she may
crum bs m oistened w ith cream o r b u t resum e it by re tu rn in g to th e U nited war. An exhibition o f th is feeling w as
m ade a t th e tim e of th e b irth o f G en
ler; sa lt and pepper to taste. T h e m ix S tates to resid e.—New York P o s t
eral P ic k e tt’s first baby. Mrs. P ick ett,
tu re should he ju s t m oist enough to
telling th e story, says:
sh ap e easily into cutlets. Chill them
A W a r T ric k of t h s G reat H an n ib al.
thoroughly und th en dip in benten egg
On th e occasion of my son’s b irth
W hen H an n ib al, th e g re a t C arth a
and b read cru m b s an d fry in deep hot ginian, w as fighting E um enes of I’er- bonfires w ere lighted in celebration all
fa t until a nice brow n. S erve w ith gam os w ith a fleet of very inferior along F lc k e tt’s line. G ra n t saw them
tom ato sauce.
stre n g th he h it upon an artifice which and sen t scouts to learn th e cause.
would scarcely be sanctioned by th e W hen they reported he said to G eneral
A p p le J o h n n y c a k e . .
law s o f w h a t we a re pleased to coll Ingnlls: “ H av en ’t w e som e kindling
Mix a p in t of cornm eal w ith a, sc a n t
civilized w arfare. H e discovered by on th is side of th e line? W hy don’t
h alf cu p fu l of su g ar, a pinch o f sa lt
m eans of a bogus m essage under a flag w e strik e a light fo r th e young P ick
an d a teasp o o n fu l o f cream of ta rta r.
of tru ce on w hich ship th e king was. e tt? ”
D issolve a half teaspoonful of soda in
In a little w hile bonfires w ere flam
He then caused poisonous snakes to be
a little milk and s tir in to th e meal,
inclosed in ea rth e n Jars. T hese he dis ing from th e F ereral line. A few days
ad ding m ilk to m ake b a tte r for p a n
trib u ted am ong sev eral ships an d or la te r th e re w as ta k e n th rough the lines
cakes. A cu p fu l an d a h a lf will be
dered th em to close u p on th e king’s a b ab y 's silv er service engraved, “To
a b o u t th e rig h t q u a n tity . Add th ree
gnlle.v.
In th e m elee th a t followed G eorge E. F ick ett, Jr., from his
th in ly sliced so u r ap p les a n d bake in
th e Jars w ere flung u n to the deck. T he fa th e r’s frien d s, U. S. G ran t, R u fu s In
a m oderate oven th irty m inutes.
galls, G eorge Suckley.”
curious bom bs w ere greeted a t first
G eneral P ick ett, in a le tte r from
w ith ridicule, w hich soon changed to
E g g s a n d O y st e r« .
panic w hen th e n a tu re of th e ir contents W ashington, relates an o th er Incident in
Bent up th re e eggs and a tablespoon- m ade itse lf m nnifest. T he galley w as w hich th is sam e kindly feeling w as
ful of cream and seasoning of sa lt and e x tricated from th e fight as soon as m anifested:
pepper. M elt n tnblespoouful o f b u tte r possible, an d th e c a p ta in s of th e others,
A fter b ren k fn st w e w ent, as a r
in a sau cep an an d w hen hot pour In believing th a t th e king had taken flight,
ranged, to see G ran t. I ca n ’t Ju st tell
the egg m ix tu re an d s tir over a slow followed su it, w ith th e result th a t H an yon. m y darlin g , about th a t visit.
fire
W hen it Is Ju st beginning to nibal gained a com plete victory.
You'll hav e to w a it till I see you to tell
thicken add a dozen o y ste rs an d let It
you how th e w arm h earted , m odest old
contin u e to cook until th e m ix tu re Is
w nrrior an d loyal frien d m et m e; how
E n t o m o lo g ic a l.
so ft an d cream y. Serve on to a s t ns
he took In his th e hand of y o u r heart-
C
harles
hnd
heard
much
a
t
hom
e
an
d
soon as It Is done.
a t school ab o u t th e b est wny to insure sore soldier—i>oor, broken, defeated,
good liealt.i and. although only nine profession gone—and, looking a t him
E n g lis h O y ste r Pan cake .
y ears old, hnd tak en g reat In terest In fo r a m om ent w ith o u t speaking, said
H e a t n dozen o y ste rs in th e ir ow n th e subject. T he o th e r day he told his «lowly, “ P ick ett, If th e re Is an y th in g
liquor, to g e th e r w ith a gill of stock. m other th a t he w an ted to go to a lec on the top of G od's green e a rth I can
Whim plum p put them asid e on a dish tu re th a t n ig h t Much am used, she do for vou. snv so.” * * •
and m ake n rich b a tte r seasoned w ith nsked him w h at it svns about.
W hen I s ta rte d to go G ra n t pulled
salt, pepper an d m inced parsley. T a k e
“ Y’ou know, m other. It Is ab o u t how dow n a checkbook and said, “P ick ett,
each oyster, dip it in th e b u tte r on a to tak e care of yourself. I can ’t th in k it seem s fu n n y , d o esn 't it, th a t I should
sk ew er and p u t it in b o i l i n g fat. T ak e of th e nam e of it, b u t you know .”
have any money to offer, b u t how
up and d rain on paper. G arn ish w ith
"M aybe I do.” she said, “but I c an ’t m uch do you need?”
w a tercress and serv e w ith h a lf lemons. tell unless you give m e a b e tte r idea
“ Not any, old fellow ; not a cent,
th an k you,” I said. “I have plenty.”
about it.”
F ig L a y e r Cake.
“B ut R u fu s tells m e th a t you have
[ “ W ell, m other,” he said th o u g h tfu l
Cream h a lf a cupful o f b litte r and ly. “It is about tw o bugs and a locust.” begun to build a house to tnke the
one cupful of su g a r and bent again,
F o r a m om ent she w as a t sea, an d plnce o f th e one old B utler burned, and
th e n th re e -q u a rte rs o f a cupful of milk then It daw n ed upon h er th a t his “tw o how can you build it w ithout m oney?
an d tw o cu p fu ls of flour sifted w ith hugs and a locust” w as tuberculosis.— Y’Ou do need som e.”
four level teasp o o n fu ls of linking pow New York P o s t
“I have sold som e tim b er to pay for
der. B eat and add Inst the w tiites of
It,” I told him , nnd to show ray a p p re
th ree eggs, folding them in lightly.
ciation and g ratitu d e, unobserved, I
Com plaint.
B ake in th ree lay ers an d sp read w ith
“You a re alw ay s com plaining a b o u t affectionately squeezed his leg, w hen
flg Ailing.
he called o u t: "R u fu s, It’s th e sam e
th e ta x p a y e r.”
“ Yes.
I sym pathize
w ith
th e old G eorge P ick ett. In ste a d o f pulling
m y leg, he’s squeezing I t ”
P e a n u t B u ttsr.
m asses.”
T ak e freshly ro asted pean u ts, bulled
“ How mnch do yon pay In th e w ay
and thoroughly w innow ed, p u t them of ta x e s ? ”
8 u g a r F or the Heart.
through a m eat g rin d e r sev eral tim es
S ugar is a splendid m edicine fo r th e
“ My d e a r sir. th a t hag nothing to do
until they look sm ooth and b u ttery , w ith th e case. T he man who is pay h e a rt In ce rta in d is e a se s'o f th is organ
then add sa lt an d cay en n e pepper to ing a w hole lot of ta x e s is usually so In others, such as oedem a. It has no |
taste. S om etim es a lum p o f sw eet busy th a t he h asn 't tim e to do his own effect. In th e te n d o n Ijtn c e t Is re
m elted co u n try b u tte r is added. B eat
ported th e cu re of a w om an of sev en ty
com plaining.”—W ashington Star.
till th e w hole is lig h t nud cream y.
seven w ith “rapid, irreg u la r, feeble j
pulse. cyaD osis and a tta c k s of parox
The Great of ths Earth.
S a u s a g e R o lls.
ysm al b re a th in g ” by th e a d m in is tra
Men
who
a
re
occupied
In
the
re
sto
ra
Make a light biscuit dough w ith m ilk,
tion of fo u r ounces o f lum p su g a r
roll out th in an d c u t in to rounds w ith tion of health to o th er men by th e eTery tw e lv e hours, grad u ally dlm ln
a biscuit cu tter. In th e cen te r of each Joint exertion of skill and hum an ity Ishlng tb e dose, for sev eral weeks.
place a ball of sausnge th e size o f a are above all the g re a t of th e earth .
hickory n u t and roll It up In th e dough. They even p artak e of divinity, sin ce to
A N e w W a y of Finance.
Place In a b aking pan. let sta n d for (•reserve nnd renew is alm ost ns g re a t
P ro p rieto r—I f m ndam e offers to pay
a few m inutes, th en bake hnlf an hour s s to c re a te —Voltaire.
fo r the h at don’t show h er th e bin. and
and serve hot.
will in crease It. Som ebody has to
Queenly Enough.
pay o u r bad debts. M essenger—B ut if
"W hy do you call the dam sel a she doesn’t offer to pay? P ro p rie to r—
A Vegetable Salad.
T ak e any lefto v er vegetables, such •queen?’ She Isn't related to ro y alty ." T hen brin g th e h at back. We c a n 't add
"W ith a face and figure like th a t she to our bad debt*.—Fllegende B latter.
as peas, beans, carro ts, beets, p o ta
toes, tu rn ip s, etc., and cover w ith a d o esn 't hove to be related to ro y a lty .”
good salad d ressin g and a rra n g e on ! -B irm in g h a m Age H erald.
Some people b ear th ree kinds of tro u
lettu ce or cress and deco rate w ith e ith e r
ble—all th ey had. all they have now
We can conquer n a tu re only by o bey an d all they expect to h a re .—Ed w ard
beets r u t In fancy sh ap es o r radlafeee.
T hla will m ake a very ap p etisin g salad. ing h er.—Bacon.
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