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THE OMAHA DAILY UEE: SU3JDAY, OCTOBER G, 1001.
WOMEN OF THE NORTH LAND
Lcadiif OtaaracUfiitici f Thou f the
cndtiatian Peninsula.
PHYSICAL BEAUTY, PHYSICAL STRENGTH
Home of Them Vote, In n .Miiii'n Work
anil Want .1iiiipnthr Skilled
In IIoiikoIiiiIiI Artn
Tfldtc In Drcin.
As la most countries where tho struggle
for existence Is keen, whero b rigorous
cllrnato and an unfruitful soil have min
imized luxury, the women of Scandinavia
Inherit with their brothers vigor of mind
and body. Of the Inhabitants of the throe
countries, Norway, Sweden and Denmark,
tho Norwegians possess the greatest physi
cal comeliness, nnd they aro far moro vi
vacious, though a degrco less poll to than
tho Swedes. Tall, finely proportioned, with
regular features and n much less Slavonic
cast of countenance, nno sees everywhere,
In city and village splendid types of beauty
which are by no means confined to tho
higher classes, The women nro tho fairest
type of blondes, with yellow, silken hair,
blue eyes and good figures, enhanced among
thp peasantry by tho plcturesquo national
dress of blue and scarlet, with white
bodice, peasant waist and coquettish white
cap. With this costunio antique sliver or
naments aro worn, pins, chains nnd
brooches, not unllkn thoso of tho Swiss,
nd which represent no small part of tho
family wealth.
Notwithstanding tho fact that tho Salic
law In Norway has burred the succession
of a woman to the throne, women, never
theless, havo enjoyed a romnrkablo degree
of freedom and authority, duo In part at
least to thc.lr physical and Intellectual
force.
There Is a three-fold system of govern
ment schools, to which girls uro admitted
on equal footing with boys, nlthough they
aro Instructed scparatoly In tho lower
grades hy women and In the upper, gram
mar and high schools, by instructors of
both sexes. In the higher schools tuition
Is paid, and religious teaching is com
pulsory, regular examinations being con
ducted by Lutheran clergymen the expo
nents ,of the national faith. Women are
also admlttod to tho technical schools,
whero they largely devote themselves to
tho dccoratlvo arts, although a few, of lato
years, havo given ovldonco of decided abil
ity In the study of architecture
As In other countries, they havo shown
signal ability as trained nurses nnd In
medicine practicing, nmong women and
children.
Soi-lnl IMvUliin,
Society Is divided Into distinct grada
tions, as elsewhere throughout tho world,
In which the old nobility take prnccdenco,
the clergy nnd tho wealthier manufacturers
nnd tradesmen ranking second and third.
Kxtromc deference Is paid to rank and po
sition, tho great lady of the communltj
monopolizing nn undue shnra of honors nnd
attention, to which, fr.-quontly, hor natural
acquirements would not entitle her.
The vast amount of "atlng and drinking
hlch goes on ever.vwhero makes abundant
work for the housekeeper nnd servants
So far as this refreshment can bo classified
by the foreigner, thoro aro, flrat. tho rolU
and coffeo served In oho'b room at 7; break
fast at 0, which Is a generous and substan
tial roral; n light lunc'uon at 12; dinner nt
2; coffee again at i; supper nt 7, and, If the
pangs of hunger must again be allayed, a
moderate luncheon Is sent to one's room be
fore retiring. Of courso, tho cold climate
pcrmltB this frequent eating, but It Is dlfu
cult to bcllevo that It Is absolutely neccs
eary. There is, In and around Chrlstlanla, an
American aspect that Is n continual Bur
prise; the marked difference being tho
beautiful cleanliness of the parks and
streets. Women are occupied in business
everywhere, and everywhere In shops and
hotols tho women In chargo speak English
with wonderful fluency and correctness, for
It Is a language that they are taught from
early childhood In their schools. l,lko the
women of Sweden, thoy dress with great
taste, and tho clothing of tho very poorest
Is clean and whole. Tho fishwives In tho
market are the very antithesis of those of
Billingsgate, London. With their neat
blaok stuff gowns, black straw hats the
broad brims tied down with white kerchief
their fair skins, bright eyes nnd cheeks
like roses, they are as attractive In man
ners as In appearance,
Work on the I'lirma.
On tho farms, strong, rugged girls do
moro than their share of tlw work, slnco
they must not only help In the planting
nnd harvesting, but prepare tho food for
the family, tako chargo of the dairy and
make and mend tho clothing, which, It
seems, Is never permitted to becomo shabby
or ragged. Sympathy Is wasted upon them,
however, for they themselves would bo tho
first to repudiate it, since their free, nat
ural llfo has endowed them with the
strength to perform easily whatever
share of tho labor may havo been allotted
to them. Tho stout peasant, with sturdy
muscles that a man might envy, climbing'
th incline not a ladder up tho wall of n
growing building, handles hor bunion nt '
mortar easily, orect as a ship's mast. It Is ,
probablo that, If consulted, she would not
change places with her feeble sister shut I
up In a bwelterlng kitchen, with her bark
bent over a steaming washtub or a red-hot
kitchen stove. The flshcrwomen, too, as-
The genuine all bear
and are sold with
Iwftvilftil Eivttl DrivA
old by Plrat'Olass Stove
P All Styles Prices From I
aodSLzM. B $5 to $50.
Htdapabbr i uc Micaigan Atovc company.
Largest Makers of Stoves and Ranges in the World.
MILTON HOO-EHS & SON, Htu AND
Men and
Or Who Sto!e
Scene: Kdltorlal rooms Dally Nuls-ance.
Staff meeting In progress.
Time: Too lato to remedy.
Dramatis I'crsonae Howler, wise editor;
Ashbarrel, ona of the owners; Duffer, edi
torial clipper and grape vino specialist;
Constant Itccdcr, at tho other end of tho
telephone.
Curtain rises with nil members of the
staff grouped about the editor's desk. Ash
barrel In the chair.
Ashlarrcl (with one eye on, the pay roll
nnd tho other on the assignment book)
I see I nnr paying $13 per week to Duffer to
review books, wrlto editorials, make tho
grapevine telegraph, edit tho also-thought
funny department, cover tho hay market
and do a few other odds nnd ends. Now I
want to ask if the staff believes tho edito
rial page Is ns bright and strong as It
ought to be-. I understand that one of tho
editorials printed under tho caption of
"Darwin Reversed" hns created a rcguhr
furore In Omaha, and It seems that In try
ing to solvo the man and monkey problem
we havo set half tho town to talking
abcut us.
Howler Mr. Ashbarrel, I don't quite un
derstand you. Aro you Insinuating or Just
alluding. I want you to know that I had
nothing to do with that man and monkey
editorial
Duffer I didn't wrlto tho editorial on
men and monkeys. I rnn provu nn alibi. I
simply clipped It from u UulTulo paper and
Howler didn't rub any rust on tho shears
while I was doing it, cither. You know how
It naves time nnd trouble, too, nnd I
couldn't hnvo written It nny better.
Ashbarrel Whatl Clip an editorial and
not give credit? That's stealing.
slst with the nets, landing them, sorting
and curing the catch; and they also live to
a ripe ami vigorous old age.
Within the past year Norway hns con
ferred municipal suffrage upon women.
Those who have reached the ago of 23, and
have hem householders ratepayers and
taxpayers for live years, with an annual
Income of not less than (Si, or who have
husbands who pay taxes upon this amount,
are now qualified to vote In municipal elec
tions. An unmarried woman living with
her parents is disfranchised unless sho, too,
has an Incomu equaling tho sum fixed by
tho law tho newly amended law being
based upon a property qualification, with
no distinction as regards sex. The exerclso
of the franchise, as a matter of course,
qualifies Norwegian women for holding any
I clssssssssssHlil83Kl!9Rr9i.li.i.llHk 'I
A NOUWKUIAN UEAUTY.
office lu tho gift of the municipal authori
ties, whose Jurisdiction extends to tho va
rious departments of public works, tho pub
lic schools and oven the harbor commission.
Tho agitation, which has beon carried on
atneo 1884, has been planned by Miss Glna
Krog who Iin3 been called "the Susan U,
Anthony of Norway."
Tho reform Is tho natural putcomo of en
lightened public opinion and of public senti
ment, which liberal thlnkera, lllco Ibsen,
havo been Instrumental In shaping. Miss
Krog Is a woman about 50 years of age, of
much culture and social Influence, with tho
natural gift of leadership. Thoroughly
fitted for tho work sho has undertaken, she'
regards her' present triumph only ns en
couragement for future agltntlon, nnd is
pledged to continuo what tho has begun,
until men and women nro equal beforo tho
law in every particular.
With a cllhinto rather colder thsn that
the above Trade-Mark
a written guarantee.
Davie EvnueilSiiM IQAfl
Merchants Everywhere.
FA UN AM BTUBKTU.
i
Monkeys
the Cocoanut.
Duffer Why not? Is It any worse to
steal editorials than to steal telegraph?
Ashbarrel and Howler (In excited cxola
matlon) Of course it Is. Editorial theft
prostitutes our profession. Then, too, you'ro
more apt to be caught.
Duffer Hut tho telegraph costs more
money.
Ashbarrel Howler, as my personal rep
resentative whllo I am away from the ofllce
sleuthing cvldcnco In kidnaping cases.
It seems to mo you ought to exer
cise a more watchful eye nnd sco that we
do not put our foot In It so tar. HAck at
Youngstown wo used to borrow nn editorial
occasionally, but wc wcro always careful.
We made sure to chango n comma or two
and thump up tho grammar a little. Wc
never Btopped with merely writing a now
headline.
Howler I tell you again, Mr. Ashbarrel,
I am not to blame. 1 can provo a better
nllbl than Duffer.
Duffer That's right; lay It on me. But
I never yet waa so bold as to steal an edi
torial entitled, "Editorial Piracy."
Ashbarrel Did somebody on this paper do
that? Very reprehensible! Most reprehen
sible conduct!
Howler It wasn't me. 1 can provo an
alibi.
Duffer Oh, no. It Just worked Its wny
Into the Dally Nuls-anco nil by Itself.
l.oud ringing of tho telcphouo bell so
loud that tho sound reverberates through
out the adjoining Junk shops and rattles
the llda on nil the second-hand stoves.
Howler rushes to answer.
Howler Yes, this Is slxtecn-clghty, nnd
this Is Mr. Howler tnlklng to you. What
can tho Dally Nuls-anco do for you?
I of Norwny the llfo of Sweden differs boiuo
what from that of Its progressive
neighbors. Ilelng tho real residence
( of the court which visits Chris-
ttanla only at stated seasons, tho so
' clal llfo Is more conventional, although tho
1 rulera. slnco the first llcrnadottc, hnvo be
I come moro and more democratic. Not only
I ! tho palace thrown open on certain dnys
to the general public, but processions of In
quisitive foreigners and loyal subjects are
conducted through tho private rooms whero
tho king hns been rending nn hour before,
nnd the queen's work basket and her sewing
Implements are standing Just ns sho left
them upon her table.
Tho schools, like thoso of Norwny, aro
graded, and the sexes are taught separately,
tho courso being practically tho same for
both. In this homo of SloJd, girls as well
as boys aro carefully trained In tho uso of
tools, tho piano nnd cfilsel, tho saw nnd
lathe, and they acquire much skill In all
eorts of Joiners' nnd carpenters' work. On
tho farms, also, they help In nil tho out-of-door
work, ns woll ns looklug after tho
dairy and tho housekeeping. Thcro aro
fewer women employed In the shops, ap
parently, than in Norwny, but they manage
restaurants nnd hotels, whero they are
often placed In authority ovor corps of
waiters,
Tho great festival seasons aro Easter.
Whitsuntide and Christmns, which nro cel
brated with church-golng, feasting, visiting
and gift-making, Skating and slolghlng are
tho chief recreations during the long win
ters, in which people of nil classes partlcl
rato and in this sport womon of all ngos
and conditions, as In Holland, becomo vory
proficient. Tho lovo of music In almost
universal and, whllo tho country has given
somo gieat urtists to tho world, thero aro
to bo found In every town and hamlet manv
who, although they will never achlevo
either fame or fortune, have voices which
would bo considered phenomenal. ChoniB
slngjni?, tho wonderful folk songs, are a part
of all gala making, without which fair
or festival would bo Incomplete.
A few women have left their lasting Im
press upon tho literature of Sweden. Tho
most noted of tho older school wero Char
lottu Nordenfiy and Anna Maria Lenugren,
tho poet, who Is usually compared to Mrs.
Hcmans. Krcderlka Urcmer, who Is ro
mombercd by tho lovers of delightful books
through Mary Howitt'a translations of her
noveli and her letters, "Homes of the Now
World," has been accredited to Sweden, but
was lu reality a native of Finland.
Tho moro liberal educational advantages
aro developing artists and writers of talent,
who no longer havo to overcome tho opposi
tion that once mot thera on every hand.
Among the new school of writers Sclma
Logcrlof takes high rank. Her "Story of
a Country House," which has beon rccontlv
translated Into Kngllsh by Jessie Drochncr.
gives ono a clear Insight Into the dally llfo
and genius of her fellow countrymen.
Anioitir lir l)ant.
Tho Danes, as u nation, have llttlo love
for their northorn nolghbors a sectional
prejudice that has been embodied In the
proverb: "Don't bo a Swedish goose, or a
Danish fox will cat you."
Inheritors of a innd of level Melds and
pastures, with a fortllo soli, the Danos find
llfo somewhat less difficult than It Is for all
who dwell beyond tho stormy Skngor rack
and Cnttcgat. Their closer proximity to
tho other countries of Europe soems to
havo checked the development of the freer
spirit of the nprthern countries. Women
In Denmark havo comparatively few rights;
they nro subservient to their fathers and
husbands, who nro their lawful guardians.
A Story of an Up-tO'Date
Yellow Journal.
Howler talks through tho telephone with
Intermittent Interruptions What's that you
say? You want to compliment us on our
strong editorial utterances You've been a
reader of the Dally Nuls-anco slnco before
It was started? Well, I'm glad to hear that
Just n llttlo louder, please What's that?
You never knew before whether men were
descended from monkeys or monkeys from
men? Well, I'm glad to bo ablo to give
you food for thought through our paper
lou say you read tho same article In the
Duffalo Times rent you by a friend a fow
days before, only under n different heading?
Well, that can't be you say It's truo be
causo you compared them yoursolf, word
for word? Well, you must glvo the Dally
Nuls-ance credit anyway for writing a now
headline. Whnt's that other quostlou want
to know whether wo wrote that nrtlclo on
newspaper piracy oursclvca? Now, that'll
do, if you don't want to tako our paper,
you tan slop your subscription. You'ro
only pnylng 8 cents n week, nnyway, and
what do you expect for S cents? Well, you
call up tho business oflice ring off there,
central.
Ashbarrel I guess I'll havo to look Into
this further. This staff meeting stands ad
journed. Howler It's almost tlmo for our next edi
tion. Hero, Duffer, hurry out and buy a
couplo of evening papers or wo won't have
nny news at all.
Exit Duffer on tho run.
Howler benda over his desk, ABhbarrel
stnrtH out, but calls back:
"I think I'll have that olllco cat taken out
and exchanged for u monkey,"
Curtain.
Thoro Is amongst thera, however, a marked
artistic spirit, which, given any scopo,
manifests Itself often surprisingly, and Is
to be found amongst tho peasantry us often
as elsewhere.
Danish .women almost equal tho French
as cooks, nnd It Is Imperativo that every
girl ahall bo thoroughly trained, not only
In this branch of domestic art, but In sew
ing, knitting, darning nnd mending, all
their schooling nnd training tending to lit
them, not for nn Independent career, which
It must be confessed comparatively few of
them regard with favor, but for good houso
wlvcs. Even tho queen, who is tho mother of tho
present queeu of England, did not depart
from this rule. Tho family was poor, and
although the royal mother married her
handsome daughters Into half tho reigning
families of Europe, she had them taught
how to trim their own bonnets nnd cut and
make their own gowns. And it Is an ac
complishment which, it is said, Queen Alex
andra has pnsscd on to her own daughters.
MAHY 11. KROUT.
S. A. lngnlls, Crown Point, N. Y., writes:
"My wlfo sufTrrod from klducy trouble for
years. Sho wa Induced to try Foley's Kid
ney Cure and in less than u week after sho
began using it she was greatly Improved
and three bottles cured her."
OUT OF TIIH OltUINAIlV.
Tho ten splendid horsea which the sultan
of Morocco sent to Emperor Wllllnm of
Clermuiiy this summer have proved unablo
to stand the cllrnato of north Germany and
havo nearly all sickened .ind died.
Thero hns been qulto n spread recently of
mngnzlno stories telling what animal train
ers and menagerie men do or would do In
emergencies. The shortest nnd best an
ecdote lmH for Its chief Ilguro George San
ger, the well known English clrcUH man.
On being nsked what stops hu would tako
should h certain wild beast brenk out of his
cngo. Mr. Sanger replied: "Blamed long
ones."
Loomls Holt Holmes of Springfield, Mo.,
sees a wholo lot in n name more than JC.OCO
in fuct. He has refused to transform him
self Into Louis David FrlHbie in order to
obtain an Inheritance of the amount men
tioned, ills young wife backs him up. "I
married a Holmes," she says, "and I don't
proposo to havo :i husband named Frisblo."
In the recent British nnvnl maneuvers Ad
miral I.ord Charles Ileresford Introduced a
complete Innovation. In tho event of a war
nt sea thero Is the contingency of tho com-mnmler-ln-ohlnf
and his second In command
being killed. Without spare admirals no one
would bo left with experlenco In maneuver
ing n whole Heet. Iord Charles, durin? a
whole week, caused tho fleet undor his
commnnd to be maneuvered by the various
cuptaina, with the result that vnlunble ex
perience wna gained nil around.
Among tho Interesting things on view
with tho collection of book by negro au
thors at DulTalo Is an autograph of Web
ster, dated March ID, 1817: "I have paid
J120 for tho freedom of Pnul Jennings. He
agrees to work out tho snmo tit JS a month,
to bo found with board, clothes nnd wash
ing, to begin when wo return south. 111.4
freedom papers I glvo him. They nro re
corded In this district." This Jennings was
tho son of ono of President Madison's
slaves, his fnther being an Englishman of
tamlly. Ho became u body servant or
Madison, and nfterward wrote "A Colored
Man's Reminiscences of President Madl
son." An optlclnn is thus quoted In tho Phila
delphia Record: Nine-tenths of the rnll
rood men. pilots nnd men in whoso busi
ness kecness and correctness of vision nro a
necessnry adjunct possess blue eyes.
Haven't you ever noticed the penetrating
quality a glanco from nn nzuro tinted eye
seems to havo? Tho cold, steady look from
such an eyo uppeurH to read you through
nnd through. In a grpnt many year. of
practice I've discovered that very few blue
eyed people are compelled to wear glasses.
Illuo eyes nie very nttraotlve, but brown
eyes am tho most beautiful. Intellectuality
In usually denoted by gray eyes, nnd hnznl
eyes Indicate n talent for music. Tho com
monest eye Is tho gray eye, nnd the rarest
Is violet,
LA1I0H AM) INDUSTHV.
Farm laborers of Indiana went out on a
strike after forming n union for higher
wnges and shorter houry, and won,
In the last twenty years the Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Jolnors has Increased by
6.WS. They had a membership of only
2,012 In 1SS1
In twenty-two years the gold product of
tho United States hns Increased from I7,
000,000 to more than J71.000.000 n year; Bllver
declined from J37,000,COO to W3.000.000.
The largest cheese In tho world Is In the
Pan-Amerlcnn exposition. It weighs 1.10)
pounds. Is twenty-six Inches high, thirty
six Inches in diameter and was made nut of
6,600 quarts of milk.
It is oald that automobller havo so cheap
ened tho cost of harvesting grain In tho
Immense California fields that wheat can
bo rnlsed thra at less actual cost than In
the Argentlno Republic.
According to reports wages continue to
docrease steadily in arcat Britain. Whom
n year ago wages were going up there Is
now n steady decline nnd the number of
unemployed Is Increasing. Much the same
condition exists on tho continent.
Thero nro 122 cotton mills In operation or
under construction In South Carolina and
on tho basis of assessors' returns thBIr
actual valuo is estimated at $.11,000,000. Th's
makes cotton manufacturing an extremely
Important Industry In a state of the size
and wealth of South Carolina.
Tho statistics of the strikes In Franco for
June havo Just been published. In nil, the
nionth saw flfty-seven strikes, while tho
total for tho llrst six months of the year
wis 308. The same period In 1900 yielded
4jS, which shows an ngreeable falling off In
tho discontent of the working classes.
Raoul Plctet, tho Swiss Inventor nnd
chemist, has effected a remarkable dis
covery concerning tho manufacture of
oxygen upon an extensive scale for com
mercial purposes. Tho inventor bus been
engaged foi threo years upon this inven
tion at his laboratory In G-enevn, whero he
Is professor of chemistry and physics.
The striking seamen and nllillated trades
nt Han Francisco aro confronted by a new
problem. Tho masters nro swinging an
other powerful club. Tho Sailors' union has
been dragged into court by tho Pncltlc
Const Steamship company, which, nfter re
citing tho serious inlury done, by the de
fendants. Individually nnd collectively,
prays for damages against them for alleged
violation of contract, boycotting, etc,
PALACINE OIL, high grade safety light.
Dewey & Stone Furniture Co.
Sample
Another Week of Extraordinary Bargains
Every piece of furniture used as a sample during our great
September sale will be offered Monday morning at a fraction
of its real value, These goods must be sold to make room for
our immense line of new goods constantly arriving, Here are a
few examples;
Former Price. ' Now
$;W.0l) Oak Dresser $28.ti0
$;1LU0 Mahogany Dresser 21.50
28.00 Mahogany Dresser JU.70
$;$5.00 Mahogany Dresser 24.50
."jlS.OO Oak Chiffonier, with mirror. . . J2.75
.ftJS.OO H. E. Maple, Chiffonier, cedar
lined 21.00
157.00 Gold Leaf Parlor Suit, a-pes. . 38.00
$14.00 Gold Leaf Corner Chair. . , 9.00
?80.00 Oak Frame Davenport 55.00
927.00 Tapestry Couch 10.00
57.00 ,Leather Couch 42.50
940.00 Mahogany China Case 29.00
$29.50 Mahogany Dining Table 19.50
$110 Mahogauy Sideboard S7.50
.$29.00 Oak Extension Table 19.50
Don't make a mistake, Our store is located on Farnam St,,
between Uth and 12th streets, We carry ONLY FURNITURE
One Price. Plain Figures.
DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE COMPANY.
Table and Kitchen
Practlctl Suogcitlons About Food and
the Preparation of It.
Dully .Menu.
MONDAY.
HKBAKFAST.
Fruit.
Coronl. Cream.
Urolled Suit Flsli. Creamed Potatoes.
Drop Hlscult. Coffee.
I.UNCII.
Cold United Duck.
Tomutu nnd Onion Fiircl.
nnked Apple. Cream.
Cereal Coffee,
DINNER.
Cream of Tomato Soup,
naked Macaroni and Choe.se.
Fried Eggplant. Sweet Potatoes.
Ebrt Salad.
Peach Cups Coffee.
TUESDAY.
URKAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal. Cream.
Creamed Tomntoes. Bacon.
German Fried Potatoes.
Mutnns. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Clam Chowder.
Vegetable Croquettes. Urown Sauce,
Compote of Peard with Rice.
Cereal Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream of Celery Soup.
Little Oycter Plea. Mashed Potatoes.
Tomato Mayonnaise.
Peach Cobbler. Cream.
Coffee.
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Ceieal. Cream.
Creamed Dried Heef.
Unshed Iirown Potatoes.
Corn Mulllns. Coffee.
LUNCH.
HnmburK Steaks.
Hot Potato Salad.
Fruit, Soft Gingerbread.
Tel.
DINNER.
Okra Soup.
Ttrown Frlcasseo of Chicken.
Dolled Rice. Escalloped Sweot Potatoes,
uueumuer Damn.
Melons. Coffee.
11 KG IN WI3LL IS TO IHXIO WELL
I'rrpnrliiK nnd ScrvlnK MenU In Oni
or 3lurt Coiimoii,
The cook who can successfully lead tho
diner from one triumph to another so that
satiety doeth not wait upon appetite Is not
sho who provides the greatest number of
rich dishes and surprising novelties, but sho
who hns the judgment and skill to prepare
from the simplest and plainest everyday
viands a neat repast that Bball feast us,
light and choice, of Attic taste.
Many housewives would llko to follow the
custom of serving their family dinners In
courses, butaro deterred from so dolnc
through tho belief that this practice en
tails a great deal of extra labor and time. If
not expense, and they still continue to
"dish everything up at onco." This custom
an a rulo precludes soups nnd salads, two
rcsentlnls to every dinner.
In households where mistress Is both
cook and maid It does not seem practical
to serve tho dishes in courses, as tho chang
ing would necessitate someone constantly
leaving tho table nnd this someone would In
all probability bo "mother," whose place
at the table should not for a moment bo
vacant. A very llttlo planning will mako
P. posslblo for thoso who so desire to ob
serve all the little niceties of refined cus.
toms that cost nothing, but aro beyond
price to the possessor thereof.
Tench the DnuRhtrr How.
In households whore "help"' is not pos
slblo nnd there are growing or even grown
up daughters (and it wero wlso to Include
tho sons as well) no more useful trnlnlnc
could be glvon than that which will teach
them not only how to prepare a course din
ner, but how to servo it properly.
This knowledge they will bless yon for
In nfter years, or if they do not others
who come In contact with them at the
table will.
It will not only serve them In ordering
their own households, but will put them
at ease when, perchance, they nro brought
into society whero tho strict observances
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of table etiquette are practiced as a re
ligion and decide your eligibility to "polite
society."
And one can dlstngush nt a glance those
"to tho manor born" In this respect. There
U an entlro absence of self-consclousneas
in ItH place, an ease and grace audconfl
denco In every movement that Is a pleas
ing comparison to tho gaucho manner of
seme and stiff self-conscious watchfulness of
others.
It is as possible for tho boy and girl iu
tho humble home to acquire this perfection
of manner as It Is for young people who are
served by tho butler and his Bntollltes nnd
the accomplishment once gained sits
moro enslly upon them ns n rule, nn these
children nre more natural and unaffected.
Simple McniiK.
To make dainty serving possible under
ordinary or restricted household conditions
the menus must bo slmplldcd as much as
porelble. This done, It requires no more
time to propare the selected dishes than to
cook the oidlnary dinner where everything
Is served at onu tlmo except tho dessert.
Let tho dinner consist of soup, fish, meat or
game, with not more than two vegetables;
a salad, the naturo of which is governed by
the meat course, a llttlo heavier, richer
talnd with cold or made-over meat dishes,
or this courso rande a little moro substan
tia by serving cheese and wafers with tho
green vegetables. Tho desfert is a mntter
that taste nnd clrcumstnnces must decide.
It Is considered necessary as a tit ending
to the least, but In most cases is superflu
ous. If your means allow only an occa
sional indulgence In this lino, the salad and
small oup of coffee will conclude tho dinner
very nicely. There are many Inexpensive
materials that mako light and dainty des
serts, such as please tho children at least,
then again tbcio nro dayn when a good
wholesome dessert, like old-faBhlonod rice
pudding, may be the piece de resistance of
an otherwise rathor too frugal meal.
Soup must be tho pleasant Intorlude to
tho harmonious dishes that follow, nnd like
the deseort Its quality In decided by the
nature of thceo dishes. It may bq a deli
cate and light Introduction to prepare the
"lnnor man" for what fnllnwR. nr it ,.,.., i,
a good, substantial foundation upon which
10 ouuo a more ueiicate structuro when tho
larder iB bare of nil but "soun mntm-inU"
and the purse must bo coneidered.
Two Kmiinle Menus,
Tho lover and advocate of substantial
faro has probably decided upon a boiled
dinner nnd nerves it according to rule from
tlmo memorial, Tho moat Is "boiled" in n
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qunntlty of water for Bcvcral hours; then
the potntocs, turnips nnd cabbago nro added
and cooked until tender, meat and vege
tables are taken out and tho water throwu
away. Thu meat le placed on a" diab with
out the least attempt nt garnishing and
the vegetables served Just as thoy are taken
from tho boiler. These viands are possibly
followed by apple pie; nnd all these dishes
placed on the table at once. Now take tho
name materials nnd proceed ns follows; Tho
day before this dinner Is to bo served wbbU
and trim tne meat or have tho butcher tie it
Into shapo like a rolled roast; cover It well
with water nnd nfter allowing It to coma
gradunlly to boiling point place It whore It
will cook very gently until It enn bo pierced
with a fork easily, but will not break apart.
Uncover nnd set where It will cool and then
cover and let etand until the next day.
Skim off all fat and remove the meat to an
other boiler, udd Just enough of the liquor
to steam tho meat to heat thoroughly and
set over the firo. to get hot. Doll your po
tatoes In freah water and mash thorn; cut
the turnips and a few carrots into llttlo
balls (If you havo a vexetable scoon. whioii
costs but 10 cents), or Into neat cubes and
boil in a part of tho salted water or, to
havo n belter color, In fresh snlt water until
icpuor. u you prefer your cabbago boiled
In tho liquor from the meat, cut tim mi.
bage in quartors or eighths, soak In cold
waier ror an Hour, then cook until Just ton
der but not broken or dark colored. Dish
up the meat on a hot platter; removing the
strings, arrange around It the sections of
cabbago with points outward, each section
several Inches apart, and placo In the inter
sections uio carrot and turnip bolls, alter
natoly. Then add a touch of green, a few
prlgs of parsley or cress. The former from
your box of growing parsley that no house
wlfo need be without In town or country,
Tho soup to nccompany this dlnnor may be
made from the liquor after tho cabbage Is
boiled; cutting up a llttlo of tho cabbago
and adding a few noodles or a llttlo plain
boiled vermicelli anil seasoning It nicely.
Servo less than hnlf a pint to each person.
Instead of tho applo pie servo npple com
pote, apple whip or bake'd apple without
cream.
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