Exeter Advocate, 1901-11-28, Page 3•
1 Ile Or
The
, Wooing
Red Witc 4. of
con sta ntia.
oven, and the.terrace outside aY
white :tri the mbonshine, ;ft was but
a simple thing to imaeine the Wttter,
below all tliat, and the gondolas --
the rakunlolins-;-the rhythmical rise
aiad fall. of ;,t,he Oar.
A. thc Many hues and dycs Of the
dominoes passed 'befoee lier 'vision, it
oecurred to her that there was in the
'whole rnotley crowd no domino like
her own. She rather marvelled at
this until a slight movement, of tile
SYNOPSIS Or PEECEItliNG. then, like Cinderella, their' false gar- throng nearest to her opened a side,
011APTE11S.-A. lovers' quauel tak,• inents were to slip from them, 1.11d ctlley, at the end of which a glimpse
es Place between Constantia's 'eousba they would -stand revealed as they of something brilliani caught her
Donna and Lord Varley. , While es- really were. All this jugglery bust- eye. She gazed at it intently. Yes,
tranged they marry, Lord Varley a ness seemed enchanting to the girls, it was her own domino, exact no e' -
girl of beautiful eharacter, Donna, 't min filled them fall of delight for ety fold and line. But as she looked
Mr. Dundas: The old love awakes many clays beforehand. more intently stilt, a sinall difference
In an interview with. Consiatutia and one that would be imperceptible
and Constantia witnesses a tender
'passage for whie11 she rebukes her 'Donna' had decntred her i teui,ionto a easunl obs‘'rver, boe'vne elear to
etPUsine., , She has thro., su tols, providing her pretty cousin with a 'lei. On lun own, at the very tip of
Strange, who has proposed and LS domino that should surPasS .othe the shoulder, near the, neck, a tiny,
l'ejeeted'- 6arret DarrY -lud Feather"' el's, aS 'a little gilt from friend In MalteSe cross hadbeen • worked • en
8t°11.' • friend. Such delicate, articles beenine black illoselle, . It was so small as
clumgy wraps beneath the fingers' of to be barely 'visible, but on the
,CHAPTER XIX. . country milliners. Even Coristana shoulder of .that. other demnle, dawn
Mrs. Dundas (in spite of certain tia's little digits, clever as they un- there at the end of the ,roorn, her
small. compensations.) began to met doubtedly were, would be unequal to young, sharp sight told her there
her life the lilt° conventional the task. was nothing.
Constantin, demin•red. She hlushed .1..‘he yellow figure she was gazing al;
Place in which her present lot was
east, decidedly .stuPid• She looked warmly. She could not,
she said, in Seme'surPrise, was as tall a,s her -
about her, *therefore to find an outt allow Donna to -to--- self; the loose folds of the cloak pre -
let fel' the overplus.,01 vitality "with- .13e at the oxll'ense of it? TutA1'.. vented -her Seeing whether it was
. ,E1 hei, tha was 441\ ys y
' 1 - 1 Th. ,1 w t v r 1 - i d
burst forth, • and finally electrified her lovelY lips, and ooket .suPitme 0 P.. lo 11 n e ed si 1, 1, 1011C, a111
contempt. Was that really it? Why, glistened loeneath the rays of in° ly sweet, unnerved her. She stood
the ' quiet country -Side by sending, slim and fair before' him, with fingers
she was ordering half a dozen at sof 1- lam ilight and the wearer
tere la been a '. trouble , t least for as many distressed dam_ whose makwasw' as' very' e'a-ternifyl ai' closely locked,and pretty head down -
out invitations for .a masked ball,.
first with Mr,. Dundas. Ile'the.d ra- se , ts and why should she not do as .ranged, was leaning against. a bank be,14;imel you .recommend Me time!,
.thei *hung back from seconding the much for Constantia, Who was her or Crimson. roses artistically nirrang-
idea„ regarding it as an agair in a couSin, and had, , therefore, some ed. in .one of the .:'nnte-reortis. . thjeMsaniddi:leapterlawstas ,./47scoali„!d"ed,..Annjeddni.°13»
degree ,too startling to find favor in eialin upon her? Pill! Paff! Stuff and As .0onsiantia 'N'Ltched her with an 'voice rang " out clearly on the air.
the eyes of a specially '1.insophisticat- nonsense! The thing was; it was ever-growing cutiesity, she put out - . '
ed neighborhood. But she had ca- '
settled, arranged -at all events, It her . hand with , a little saucy gesture, n"D.,,o you know what that means to
le I-Iope!" .
joled, and coaxed,, and wheed1e4 and should •he; and so lot there be no and at once the ngirl knew that, it With the first sound of his voice,
finally tormented him into giving his more follY about it. A country id- . was' Donna. Some; astonishment 111-
AccOrdingly, .the gilt and perfumed well for half that were coming; but which_ was succeede by ,a, touta oi
led . her breast on this discovery.; Co.nstantia had started back aghaStn
'You you'!" , she murniured af-
consent: jot' of a dressmaker; might do very
Qonstantial No; .she, Donna, 1;,,a'ateful feeling. ,'"I'lle dominoes were frightedly, and nothing more. Words
lespatched to every house 1i:it was would not hear of it. A really pret- almost precis had rolled heavily away, and now the
me to her'. The cloud
cards of invitation were filled up and 10r ' ely .similar. It was would not co
( not ' altogether- impossible Po'ssible 'in the tY' girl was always of so much 111Ore , Specially. good of 'Donna (who had' a ' • , .
, , consequence than an ordinary one.. Irooted objection ever, to cowia here moen shone out again, lighting ' up
county. . . - . . ) , • - the cold whiteness of the terrace,
conet.ntia finally gave in, feeling. sell like other women. to have order- • • t
gauche and uncivilized in having at ferior to that. slid had 'ordered for stricken ConStantiaa that corner at
snmallY, as it, seemed o the
into one of these ratheY. Puritanical indeed, that She had done something ed for her a dn.sguise) in - mc:, whit in-. and ,
If a boinbsholl had been discharged ' -' - a ,
the act diSturbed her which they stood. Stronge could see
homes, it could haedly .liave created
refused the kindly offer of her herself. No Susplcioa of any latent
cousin. She thanked. Donna very treachery in bow her lips quivered, how her
a greater' astonishment. - The heads first
Tut on their spectacles and regarded shained and sorrowful eyes avoided
dear, proud little goose; and on the .a, little remorse in that she .had so Of- his. He understood as perfectly as
the gilded messenger ag,ain, holding prettily, who told her. she was a mind. She felt only gratitude, mid
it out well from them, as if a little
evening. of the ball, just tenminutes ten known herself to harbor ti ki d though she had 'given speech to the
a before dressing. time, a box' arrived thoughts 6rthis kindly cousin -.11- 11 . cruel certainty, that , that gentle
ki.fraid of it. Would' le go MT?
for her from Ballymore, containing ' A little wender-erept in, of 00.aysa. word of hope had not been meant for
It was such a strange, such an un-
usual thing! One 'bad heard of it,
the mask and DoMino promised. It Why, were , the dominoes the same?Aliilmn• All. through she, had mistaken
once, and another word -beginning contained rather more than these. If hers had been a pale blue, she , withifiloli—iim.' cloiliisstaihlteieal:.tbycoalltvliaocletnedt
of course, and it suggested Venice at •
Beneath the domino lay a pair of would, she imagined, have ,thouight it
with V they did not like to mention . ' effort collected herself, and compelled
' - Most to her SnouIder and a fan Would scarcely have chosen.; but this, . . .
ono ion.
"It is indeed a surprise to see yon
here masquerading,"' she .said,
'When I believed you still in Shrop-
-n1 "card, A masked ball! Imre m - . . shire. To make an affair ol this
la d .. possessed in all, wasliterally n yellow save hers and
s v c . somewhat penniless life, Donna's., , , ,, kind altogether suc.cessful, half the
she I, ever before ' • w; • . - b •
' Ireland! It was out of place, and ; -
very absurd, but that was hardly
, , people asked should think the other
her "1 e,b -11 • • ' ' . ' '
the questiOn. L Was it correct; was it ,,
She .donned the domino and laugh- , The room was growing insufferably •
respectable; was there not an clement ' gayly' at herself in her glass warm and there was a 'movement half at the other side of the world,
of impropriety about. it? They were Then she put on the mask and htugh- towards the open windows behind When did you return?" '
said Donna airily. She curled up slender, or of a matronly
might pia 00 upon. er words .(
home to her, she blushed a war
er1111S011,
"True," said he, Yet stoe heart
be it never SO valiant, may not al-
ways win!"
Ile spoke doubtfully; there was ev-
en a suspicion of despair in his tone.
it was a tone so new to him, that a
safe low laugh broke. involuntarily
iron) Constaritia, It seemed so
strange that be should need encoor-
agenient, that lie should fear his fate
with her!
is ' that beyond 4:piestion?" she
asked, looking away from him, and
trilling in an absent fashion with her
fan, ' the heart be really strong,
it should be able to watch and wait,
forever. And time, we are told, will
melt the most obdUrate,"
It pleased her thus to allude to
herself as "the most, obdurate.," it
delighted her, and made her glad in
her soul that he shoulcl thus sue to
her, that he should be thus ignorant
of how she wag already won; it gave
great comfort to her girlish sense of
the dignity of woman.
. .
ITer companion made no answer to
her last speech that was but half
breathed; Be was-, however, gazing
at her very keenly. This she felt ra-
ther than saw, her eyes being on the
ground, and the moon still obscured,
and the .knowledge, though strange -
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IL'011 ICINGS AND FILLINGS:
Meringue Icing ; Beat the whites
of 2 eggs as still as possible, and
stir in iiearl,y 115 11112011 powdered su-
gar as you would for frosting, Fla-
vor with leition. or -vanilla. Have
3,01111 layer (lake all put together and
perfectly cold, so tile warmth of the
oven will not soften. the filling. Pia
a strip of buttered paper around it
as you pin cloth around berry pie,
and spread the frosting on the cake
leaving the paper enough above the
cake to hold it. Brown evenly in a
quick oven. Then Nvitli knife
the paper» 5ep1U'111ulig it
oteTa;hrktieeshf. eu 1 ljoyrilfo.ioss sot as not to break the edge
ti
ing will also be fourtd
crust pies than plain beaten whites ...YOKE, BLOUSE%
32 Lo 40 13iist,
much more satisfactory for single
of eggs.
Firm. Icing 'ro make an icing Fancy bloitse,s" that close et
bout the
....House
before the -
, y mina (a , 11 /1 , a
cyst , .s wi ' ri we, wonderful gloves that reached al- lovelier . Yellow -was a col or she
herself to speak calmly, and without
vice. . A g.reat many old Ita lan , . . .
stories, as stupid as they were high- panted exquisitely,. in the style of a her waY, would 1111Xe been her folly,
ly flavored, returned to them, as by-n,one age. Constantia,'s color as she noticed how 'extremely corn -
they pondered over the innocent bit Caine aS she looked at the mon on ell sides were the pinks and
-tt II ".- • LI' v trifles than blues and carmines, arid that there
and. went
full of fears for their ducklings. , ed once more, When the new, tovely her. This blocked her view of her„
There was, indeed, much debating long gloves had been drawn on and double at the other end of the room,
•
fastened by a little maiden called or, rather, standing just inside an
on the subject, and many hesitations,
but finally the young, people, who Norah, who was lost in speechless antetoom; and Constantia, roused
were longing to see themselveS in admiration, she took up the fan, and from her reverie, followed the multi-.
some way connected with another, summoning George, went oll to Dal- lode out. -of, .doors Into the Still,
and -as they believed -a wickeder lymore, warm night. .. . •
world than taeirs persimded them She entered the large ball -room She • stepped on to the balcony,,
a somewhat,,nervous, tread; she and, Moving •down the steps that' led
rthat an acceptance shorild 1)0 sent. . With.
` Even after that., however, numer- could not cavest herself of the feeling' t.0 ' the bread.'stOne 'terrace . i_cen'pw,
ons difficulties arose. There were - ,
gome who did not know how to set There was a sul5dne'd hum of voices ing, her arms upon it, gazed dreann- was full Of fear lest he had un -
about getlihg. the requisite ma,sks all - around, . with - little lereakS of ly into the swiftly flowing river derstood for Whom her words , were
and dominoes; there were a few, laughter now ,and again, and the down beneath -a small river, an an- meant. Per brow grew crimson as
who, believing blindly in their die- "clicking of innumerable fans. Dis- grY, babbling, scolding, noisy little she tried to recall e-verything she had.
Which caught and said and wondered 'with a sickening
. uised 'Cones inet her ear on all river, the music of
— . ,
• 21 .+ • 11 e es wene turned upon her. 'went 'over to the paranet, and, lean -
"Too soon!" lie said, )II a- low
tone, full of despair. Ile turned, and
left her.
CODS t111111la's eyes filled with tears.
She made no effort to. recall him,
feeling it, was better he should go.
The mistake made had .been' a thor-
oughly unfortunate one --bitter to her
as ,tohiriablit ,she,had, not been M
fault. „,Lit, was some faint consola--
tion, to .loaow that be .would have to
acknowladge'that to himself.' ; She
that is neither brittle nor soft, mea- back are and will be much worn,
exactly the same amount of cold Wa- indoor wear and the odd bodices that.
ter. Add fla.voring, and without find such an important place in e,ery
beating the egg siir' in enough pow- coMplete wardrobe.
sure the white of an egg, and add both as part of entire costumes for
dei ecl sugar so it will just siii.eatl The lining 'fits smoothly and snu,g-
with a knife. To -make fancy _fig- ly, but closes with the outside at
ures on cakes for speethl occasions the centre triek P110 ;. 1 'q 1LP
roll a »sheet of stiff writing paper in- plied over the foundation, on indi-
to a cornucopia, leaving a small op- catecl lines, and is met by the smooth.
'ening at the point, fill with the ic- backs- and full fronts. '1'lle slee\ es'
Ing and squeeze out through the op- are cut after the latest model and
enima as you form the figure. include full soft iindee puffs ; witu
• Maple Sugar Icing : Melt n me,- tsillieem,,t,Elygesiz,euo-filawy. jIleidchoaexi:e peOul;t1,i,.eo(,.;t1s tc-;
it, beating rapidly
white of 1 egg (not beaten) and
tp 11 ee water,sugar overand tbhoei 1 f ltine-Aaiallldidttibuteginw•aehianlidilttSeo,T. pin medium
ea:ictd,tiloctlieu. 1 lemautitli lrsleitzhicYsi s(j3labeti_lt' 0:12::;:yheaecfiroscilt.st°a(c0,1:wt nicolioema,11taia,,:ct/a9tsif,
Have ready'in a shallow aish the' closing with the blouse at the centre
Pour »the boiling syrup slowly
Beat until coel, then. spread betWeen 21, inches wide, 3 1-4 yards 27 inehes
hardens. Walnuts, either English or
laYers and on top of ' cake before it 1wi8d4o, 2ya11:41:Is 34,a4rdisne3h2esinwehidees wwiitdie, obre
domestic, make a delicious combina- required, with 5_8 yards 20 mehe,s
tion with this icing. '
tionaries, thought a domino was , .
shn.ply a dress .of abnormal length; sides, , whilst she could see that some held , her, and entered 'into the
and there were still another few who ,dcem a whisper (as it is) the best Strangeness of'the scene. She had
had grown up in. the belief that meth.ocl Of concealing one's accent, almost forgotten till but it, when she
dominoes. were bits of ivory, with spoke only beneath their breath, was ..roesedeby a _footstep drawing
'black spots on them, with •which im- The many -colored dominoes, the , near her. - She looked up quickly, and
inoral Frenchmen PlaYcd a Wild and black satin ,inasks, through which the saw_ that., 'whoever. the newcomer was
reckless game over their cafe noir, eye seemed to sparkle like living he was approaching her with all the
which in itSelf was suggestive ot coals, the .subdued light from the air "tif 'one who had no doubt about
/ • • - I lowered whom he WaS going to .address.
sense of shame if she had betrayed
herself. Be knew nothing; it was
impossible he Conld have understood.
Surely he thought only that she Was
answering him idly, without mean-
ing, not knowing who he was, and
not 'dreaming of another.
She had withdrawn into a secluded
Mock Whipped cream Filling , tvi e for undersleeves.
Grate a good-sized. apple, add the
white of an egg and 1 cup powdered friiter, fry for ten minutes.
,
sugar. Coffee sugar will do. Beat on a hot vegetable dish,
with a silver fork until perfectly •
1 Cherry Fritters -Remove the stems
white, which will be in about 20 and stones from a cup of ripe cher-
minutes. No flavoring is needed. ries. Roll each in white of an egg,
Put between la3„,rerS and on top also. beaten with a tablespoonful of nra-
Lemon Filling: Two-thirds cup ter ; dip thein _one by one in a
granulated sugar, 3 heaping tea -
yolk of frying basket and plun,ge into very
thick fritter batter, arrange in a
spoons tionr, and the beaten
an egg. Mix thoroughly, then pour hot fat. when brown remove., di:Lein
over- it, •' stirring carefully all the on blotting paper and serve hot.
while, 1 •ctip boiling water and boil 1 jelly Fritters. -Put three table -
until thickened. spoonfuls of flour into a bowl and
Soft.Chocolate Filling ' When out pour, over it sufficient hot, water to
Much fast- hying. These last were - P , . nook, -where a stone' seat had been
greatly at seen , all seemed to Constantia, to lend a It was a tall figure, looking taller scoopad oot of the \vall. She knelt
Each and all went to Mrs. Dundas, weird and intcrestbag effect to the than it leatly was in le jet-black ...
presumably to pay her a visit but in scene. The soft strains of the band, dornino„that enshrouded it. But this
'reality to cull from her some word which was hidden behind a wall. of Constantia did not pause to consid-
of advice. That she saw throne,la the cool palms and ferns, and the drip- er. I -Ter heart throbbed quickly. It
simple artifice need not be said, and ping of fountains, appeared blent to-. seemed to her that this must be Fees,
straightway she set them in the gether M one musical breeze that therstan. . ,
.
right path. She. was graciousness Swayed to, and fro, and was full of IIad he seen--folIowed--recormized
e
itself even to those tin.desirable ones curious•saclness that was almost, ecs- her? Ah, if that should be! So
who sat upon the_confines of society, tasy. ' would a true lover see, through all
and were just in it, because they She stood alone, amazed, bewilder- disguises! The stranger bent over
were. not out, of it, A ti,p would ed, pleased. She had become separ- Sr hands as she turned suddenly and
have sent them over at ,any moment. ated from her brother. ' almost lin- gazed searchingly upon him. Tie
, She was charming to everyone, mediately on entering the room; and moon just then ,had gone behind a
high and low; told some where dom- .now", as a strange voice said some- cloud; so that only the fact that he
:blocs were to be had; others how thing low hi her ear,. she started vio- , vvas of goodly» stature -tall as that
they cOula, be made by the local tal- lently. She had, indeed, been dead one whom she most favored -was.
ent. . For this purpose she lent an to all -save the strangeness and known to her.»
old one of her own, which she said glamour of her surroundings, and,the I -"Will you, of your grace, deign to
had 'seen service at a ball given by sound of her own name brought -her grant me one word?" entreated the
11 ' Princess° Dolgorouky during -the back with a disagreeable haste to a» unknown in a whisper. She had
, .
made quite a point by lending this She did not ree0g21.1%e the. speaker, voice, but now she felt herself foiled.
carnival, -the year 1)0! ore last. She sense of every -day existence. been waiting, impatieritly for thu
domino. It was received with much M her confusion, and did not look at Still she could feel that t,here was in
elation. A real domino 11101 seeniecl 11501. Just at this inomeat-Iliere was the tone, spic,e of its mockery, a sub -
to their eager imagination steeped a little extra flowing of tlie human stratum of deepest feeling. If he
in the sunny warmth of vine -Cad It- tide in her direction, and she lelt could feel like that! Ilappiness is a
aly, WelS precious ill their sight; and herself fl,oated onwards gently but ir- cordial. 1 -ler courage rose.
w'orn too, in the palace --was it pal- resistibly, and presently found her- "One?" she answered playfully, if
azzo?-of a princess! "Princesse," i self once again without a companion. a little riervously. "That would be
she had ca,lled it -that seemed to She was glad of it. It pleased lier, an ungenerous gift. Surely an -old
give an additional flavor to it, arid accorded so well with her silent feiend might demand more than
Donna herself seemed delighted appreciation of the brilliant specta- that?" -
with her latest whim. She talked of ele before her, that a sense of being "1 give all. I demand nothing,"
it by the hour CO these anxious visi- somehow alone, lost, 0111/10 over her. returneci_he, still in the low whisper.
tors. "They would come'? 011 yes, Slie did not Nvilit to "speak; only It occurred to Consta,ntia now that
they must. It would be such fun. wani,ed to watch, and enter int,o it there was an. extreme sadness in it,
Very harmless fun, of course. ,IIa.rin- 'really, and so impress it upon her As she wondered at this, he spoke
less to dulness, but still, perhaps, a heart that she should never forget. aga,in. "lIope is denied me," he
trifle less'dull than the Ustuil thing." She ha,d read many tinaes of such an said.
They were all to keep on the niasks hour as -this, and now she saw it. "Faint heart," suggested she gayly
,
• • ------------'cl Still And then as the meaning he
and dominoes until midnight striick; The wincows
And it- Cure .Them of C3ovigvhs ColdZ Clrotap, Savo
-filicsoat and Itihooplvtg C'ootugh.
Because 3.1 contains ttlepentine some people "imagine that Dr. Chase's Syrup of J_Iinseed a,11(1 r_lurpontine is
disagreeable to the taste. On the contrary it is sweet and pala,table, tIncl children love to take it. 'They
Boon learn tha,t, besides being pleaSant to take, it brings immediate relief to soreness, irritation .and inflain-
' intition of the throat -and lungs, , AL this season of the year all mothers desire to have in the house some re -
»liable medicine to give when the children catch. colds; Or aWake in the night with the hollow, croui..)y cough
which strikes it chill to every mother's heart. You can rely zi,bsolutc.13,r Dr..ChaSe's Syrup of LinSeed and
TurPentine. has stood the test,
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krsi et, ex,
Therm are other preparations or ii06(1 0M1 tUrPnt,ine put up in imit0„51011 of Dr, Chase' De snre the
portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase axe en the bottle you bay, 25 cents a bottle; family is, three
Limes as lunch, 60 cents, All dealers or Edmansou, Bates & Con Toronto
,
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r,
on this, and once again, gazed clown
into the rushing stream below her.
Again a footstep hurrying towards
her caught her ear; again a disg,uised
figure met her view. But now, now
there was no room for doubt. She
would know that footstep amongst a
thousand. Fool! -to have been be-
fore -unmindful of it. Her face' paled
and she rcige tremulously to her feet.
His voice reached her. "At last!"
he cried softjy-carefully, as it seem-
ed to her -but with undeniable and
very passionate eagerness.
To be Continued.
CURIOUS CHIMNEY.
Strange Specimens to be Found
Various Parts.
Serve
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of chocolat,e; inix dry 1 cup gia-nu-, make it into a stiff paste, stirring
lated sugar, 2 level -tablespoons well to prevent its getting luinPy.
flome 1. tablespoon cocoa. Pour over When cool break into it the yolks of
it 2-3 cup of boiling water, stirring two eggs, then the whites ; stir and
,..11 the while, and boil up thoroughly. beat' all together. Drop a table-
spoonful of batter into a, hot fat
ROASTING A TURKEY. ; and fry a light brown. Serve on a
. • • - - hot dish with a -spoonful of currant
-one.Nhitrinnectlr"e-hdi,inieinewty°-mneinue coouothesofouev'telo. jwelitl
y
h 'osnweeeateenhe'd. eTeehaelsien.lnaY be eaj'e"
enerY one hundred, will bake a tur- , ;
key xvith the back to the pan, say- 1 E _ '
a, man who keoPs ia touch with the .711. INFLUENCE OF ROME.
kitchen, and this is ea mistake. 1 The home life is the basis of all
said ninety --nine out of every. one we, and a happy home is„es.sentiai,
hundred. 'Rather should I have said to safety and success in any depart -
that the mistake is almost' nniversals'L naent' in life. Occasionally a man or
Tw•hoellieb
ly made. But few cooks ever think woman
of cooking the turkey any °thee way. en -0y self-contained to endure Un-
rONG"TaltedS: .turkey kheey a.oredaenstm,./icBlu
But in. at any point of duty. But the Ma -
f or happiness at home without flinching'
is strong enough and sail:lei-
browning the breast they sacrifice jority are •not so. They beeome dis-
the sweetness , of this part of the courage, lose . heart, and at fast
_fowl. The ISest way to prepai•e a break dawn: Many .' of the sudden
turkey is to bake it with the breast and surprising lapses are to be trac-
down. I learned this lesson 1110T11. a ed. to this: One • can stand
famous cook.. She never thinks of ahnost : -any ',storm, in.eet any
baking a turkey 'with the 'breast nP. , foe, endure any hardship or stif-:
The breast is turned to the bottom fering ' which may fall to his lot in
of the pan, and instead of being drY the world „ if he only has a good
and tasteless when »it is served, is home, full of sympathy and love, in -
richly flavoyed and as sweet and to which he may retreat. 'Therein
juicy as one would care to have it. he grows strong. In it lac; .has sorne4"
You see, all the fine flavoring of the thing' for which to endure and fight.
turkey, the juices of the dressing many a man's success ar.td many, a
and all.' the daintier touches floW -wome.n's triumph are to be attribut-
down toward the breast of the fowl, ed to the happy homes M which they
and when the white Meat is served live. , There is no other place so
you get the full- benefit of every fla- much like heaven this side of heaven
vor added. during' the processes of as a happy home. ...
preparing and baking the turkey , in 1
a,ddition to the distinctive taste 01 1
the fowl itself.
In the neighborhood of Stainford
Street, in the south-east of London,
there is ,a chimney shaped after the
likeness of a huge coffin. It is made
up of dark -colored 'bricks, and pre-
sents an appearance which is gloomy
to the point of depression. This
quaint erection, curiously .enough, is
Well-nigh unnoticed by the ,inhabit-
ants. of the district, many of whom
are quite unaware of its presence in
their midst.
A small intisic-hall M a southern
city of France is decorated with a
chimney shaped to resem.ble a man.
The figure is attired sin freck-coat
and silk bat, whilst 1,i, huge metal
tube, painted brown and renresenting
a cigar, reposes in the lips of the
queer apparatus. From this; "cigar"
the smolne issues in gent black
clouds, and so realistic is the whole
contrivance when regarded from the
street btllow that at first the specta-
tor iS led' to 'believe that a, fashion-
ablYsattired 1Pmileinan is enjoYing a
weed on the theatre -roof.
PerhaPs, however, one of the most
neculiar cliinnieys .in the world is
that nhich is to be seen in a, Rou-
manian' townlii,p, and which is»
known by the name "Death Pim-
Te11111E3011118 ,'skeleton some
5011. in height, and is built
throughout of gun-metal. shaft,
is conveyed upwards through. the
spine of the figure and the Smoke 18 -
sues frOM 'the. apex Lof `like skull',
Veritably a glastly el;intrey, and
one WOUld have imagined that the
eceen trio mill io; ai r e NV110 thus adorn-
ed hiS noof-top might„lia.ve upcm
less '''grtlesoilic nleans of en-
ei 10121n 1./4 L ion for ex tro.V a, -
gent ,whimpicatity.,
245
"In,convenient and awkward ? Not I
celebrat-
turkey in this way as in any other :draaese ohfouwsecteciplekrisw. wTnhaell,ed are still
way and the result -is indifinitely
to be found their genuine descend -
more satisfactory. It is no trouble
to arrange the fowl in the pan ; if' ants. Marthas, whose female 1111.055-
3021
back made
desire to place the .fowl on the thrs for generations
ter than it would if you baked the
.,
spotless 'town of Broeck, where the
an art or a Sei--
table before carving it you will find housekeeping, not
that it Will look quite as well as ence, but a religion. Worben whose
it would if baked in no usual way, /1011108 0,1-0 reminders of those mnde
and certainly it will taste much bet- famous by Washington 'Irving in the
it was dry and t‘tsteles.„, COW'S tails were tied with blue rib -
breast until
bons, and the ends of the fire'wood.
FRIrTTERS. painted white. WoMen whose houSes
are the septilchres of dust, moth,
flies, sunshine and comfort. In these
Apple Fritters -Pare and core four 1 "having company" is a great tinder -
apples ; slice them crosswise in ' ta.king, and to them guests do not
round slices. ,33eat one egg light, 1 go with cheerfulness. of aspect.
,
'You have reached a great age,
John.'' said the parish minister to
one of his members, a venerable ol&
gaidener. "'Deed, ha'e 1, sir ; fot•
HAVING COMPANY,
In the clays of sentiment there Was
at all. It is just as, easy to cook a
add one cup of flour in which has.
been sifted one teaspoonful of -bak-
ing powder and a pinch of salt. Bent
hard for three minutes. Put the
sliced apples into this batter. Have
ready EL kettle with, 'ho t 'lard, Drop
the batter into it in, large spoonfuls,
1/1 .1 100.11/3 t111 the ele4Vellt11 0' IleXti
having one slice of apple M eacn rnonlh, 1'11 be an octoe•erenittin
seTiTtIMOSOICVA
, Rev-. Geed --"All! rind what 18 ydnr 1101)1111)'1101)1111)'(10035 slnee 5 lell C1-Meec
ISIckIng tie experience' in tho mad rush of 0555521140 7» .
Mr. 3Llad-"No; he's nit:king up three dollars a wkonand lcutickine• down ,00
much more' aS is possibie 10 the mad rush of a banvdn collator," ,