Kelley's Illustrated Magazine from Attica, Kansas • 11

Feb. 189 5. Kelley's Illustrated Magazine. 11. ARTISTIC NOVELTIES.

6 Q09(J09SPQ Convenient Articles That May Be Fashioned In the Popular Liberty Silks. Many and varied aro tho artistio conveniences that may be in pretty liberty silks, by the nimble fingers oi ingenious women. There are all sorts of tea and muf'an cozies, which are a boon to late comers at the bre and the tea table. Night dress, glove and hand- Gum arabic and gum tragacanth in equal parts, dissolved in hot water, make the best and most convenient mucilage to keep in the house. To soften kid boots melt equal parts of tallow and olive oil.

Apply now and then with flannel. The creaking of soles of boots and shoes may be cured by the application of linseed oil. If your furniture is dull and needs its luster restored, try a polish made from two parts of raw linseed oil and one df turpentine. Mix thoroughly by shaking, apply a thin coat with a flannel cloth and rub thoroughly and briskly with a dry cloth. If you don't believe oyster or clam shells put against the bricks of a furnace or range are a remedy for clinkers, just try them once, and you will be convinced of the truth of the oft repeated statement.

Now is your opportunity to get a FARM LOAN As I am loaning money on MP TEN VEAR'S rplME at the very; Lowest Rate of Interest artel iBoi Term. M. A. SHOEMAKER, A. "Vegetable Soup.

Scrape clean and chop 3 carrots and 3 turnips and 3 onions, and fry the whole in a little butter and a scant tea-spoonful of sugar. When they turn a light yellow, add 2 heads of celery cut in pieces; stir and fry the whole six minutes. Then add a clove of garlic, salt, pepper, 2 cloves, 2 sprigs of parsley and a little nutmeg grated. Cover with 3 quarts of water. Simmer slowly about three hours.

Skim off the scum carefully, strain and serve. Oyster Patties. Put th'j oysters in their liquor on the fire until they come to a scald; then take them off and put. in a sieve to drain. Strain some of the liquor and add to it enough butter and flour to thicken, with a little parsley and mace.

Heat this and put the oysters into it. Line a small patty pan with puff paste OPERA GLASS BAG 1 ULIP PCfCUSHIOX. HANGING kerchief sachets are in endless variety. The silken boudoir cushions arc the acme of luxury and are beautif ully embroidered and befrilled. Cushions and chair backs combined are novel and add greatly to tho comfort of lounging chairs in general.

The silken draped worktables and flower baskets are dainty creations, and even the commonplace wr.nta paper basket becomes a thing of beauty when draped with liberty silk. The lump shades, in soft, transparent colors, give a glow which pervades the senses as well as the rooms, beautifying even tho most ordinary. Work and opera bags, now indispen sable for the carriage, are simply i perfection when made as in illustration of rich brocade lined with satin and drawn with silken cords and tassels. That useful article, the pincushion, so rife at bazaars, is artistically developed as tulips, tiny muffs, etc. One of the latter, an artistio hanging affair, is finished with a band of velvet around the center and silk cord and tassels.

and bake a light brown. When done, fill with the oysters. The 'patties should be served and eaten as soon as prepared, as the gravy, soaking into the pastry, will make it moist and heavy. JTeat Croquettes. Croquettes furnish an attractive form in which to utilize leftover meats.

For six persons have about a pint of finely chopped cooked meat. Add a tablespoou- write as ferrtceS 1 A licw rati la Fac-jy Work. The rickrack braid is to the fore again and furnishes material for a new fad in fancy work, which is braiding on table covers or cushion covers of colored linen or denim. The Ladies' Home Companion "-iS ful each of flour and salt, 3 of butter, a teaspoonful of pepper and cue-half pint of water. a thickening of the flour, water and butter and heat to a boil; then add the meat to which the seasoning has been added.

Cook a few minutes; then remove from the fire. -When cool, shape with the hands into cylinders or bails. Dip each one into beaten egg; then roll in fine breaJl crumbs, being careful to see that every part is coated. Fry in deep fat, arrange on a napkin and serve at once. To Eo Tliln or Fat.

Do you want to be thin? Then eat a great deal of chopped meat without any potato in it. Drink little fluid of any kind except strong tea. Exercise a great deal without drinking, and do not cat bread and butter or candy. "Lemonade, acid drinks of a) I kind.i and saline mineral waters aro rriollent. Drink a glass of clear water before breakfast.

Do yon want to be fat? Then eat vegetables and sleep after each meal. Go to bed at 9 o'clock and lie in bed half an hour after you wako up. Laugh a great deal. Drink water by tho pint or the quart if you can. Drink weak and sweet tea, with plenty of milk in it.

Take cod liver and sweet oils as much as you can. Put plenty of butter on your bread and do not be afraid of ales, lagers and sweet wines. This will guarantee a gain of five pounds a month, and, if yon can sleep a great deal, of doable that amount. Si Our new Catalogue is a grand portfolio of all the latest and best styies of Organs and Pianos. It illustrates, describes, cud rrives manufacturers' prices on Organs from $25.00 up, and Pianos from $130 up.

It shows how to buy at wholesale direct from the manufacturers, and save over 50 per cent. DESIGN IN KICKRACK BRAID. 0 11 Guaranteed for 25 have been played aid praised for nearly 1 2.o to-aay tney are uie most popular instruments maae. of Lreait, framed to sut the times. ii Secure cur SriiUlAL itKMS tells how this is done.

The rickrack is basted on in braiding pattern, and each point is fastened down with a stitch about a quarter of an inch in embroidery cotton. White rickrack looks well on the gray green or gray blue denims or the old china blue linen. WQ-iiM Remember this grand book is sent FREE. YJrite for it at once. nearly SO yrs.) Washington, N.J.

The Ordinary Xervons Headache. I Onreccir.ccf driver n.t. yot-r free, tiiS3 Jlachias guar r-ioeU eoum iu every respect to the Jlosne, Vl'liite or any other, and OiSO Year's to the weetly GLOBE DEMOCRAT, Sit. any otiier Weekly of ralne. This machine is thoiougnly equipped, wita he latest and best set A nervous headache will be greatly relieved and in many cases entirely cured by loosening the waist of one's dress, knotting the hair high upon the head out of the way, and while leaning i over a basin placing a sponge soaked in water as hot as it can be borne on the back of the neck.

Repeat this many I times, also applying the sponge behind the ears, and the strained muscles and nerves will relax and very frequently the pain vanish. Household Brevities. For some ccoks to learn not you, of course: Less grease in the pan, more grace in the heart. Grape fruit cr shaddocks are best served in the most simple way. Cut them in two across the carpels and serve a half on each plate.

A rood BroTFn Pudding. For "brown pudding" use 3 cups of flour, a cup of milk, a cup of molasses, a cup of suet, chopped fine, 2 cups of raisins, a teaspoonful of powdered mace and cinnamon arul 2 of powdered cloves and salt, a teaspoonful of soda dissolved in a little of the milk. After mixing pour into a tightly covered and well buttered tin moid. Tie this in a strong towel and boil hard for three hours and a half. Citron and currants maybe added.

A hot liquid sauce, flavored with lemon or brandy, is nice to cat with this. Tho man is yet undiscovered who dees not like this pudding. of steel bobbin-winder, needle, self-threading cylinder shuttle. Beautifully ornamented, and lias 'bent wood-work" the popular style, either Oak or Walnut. Upon arrival, if it is found deficient or misrepresented, it or.n be returned to usC.

O. for full amount paid. We refer ycu to any bank in the U. S. as to our responsibility.

TBUESBA.1L fMGHlNE AND ARrSSCO. t.ll try Agents for 355. ST. LOUIS, 3IO. ard for all kinds of Machines.