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perhaps you'l tell me how Pm to fry soles
and use these brown crumbs maamW
you will not recollect, Keziah, but will tell
you. Clean the fish well by cutting them little
lower down than the fsh-moncers do, and with
finger and thumb pull out the dark piece you
Will lind there. II the soles have not been
skinned, you will have to cut the dark skin just
across the tail, and then pull the skin upwards
from the tail TO the head. The white side re-
mans unskinned. Then wash them we'll aud
wipe them very dry. Flour them, and lay them
on paper, so that i may absorb all moisture.
Afterwards, put half pound OF dripping into
clean hying-paD. (Remember, this quantity
VIII Try six soles, but you must have no less
for two fish, Put it over clear but
not fierce ire, and when the fat bols,
which you can sec by throwing in a
piece Of bread, lay in your fish with the skinned
side downwards. Two soles should fry
at one time. Do not shake the pan nor touch
the tish for three minutes Then, by putting
the knife under tiff It lies still over the knife
turn 1t over TO the other side; in two min
utes the fish will be done. Take it up with
fish drainer on TO clean sheet of paper, that it
may absorb the lat. When all the fish is tried,
sift over the powdered bread crumbs, which
will make the fish perfectly dry: for you must
recollect that fish is i'll fried if Il be in the least
greasy. There was time when | thought
nothing but lard or oil must be used for fry
ing; 1t was mistake: dripping is equally
good, provided only the fish be made quite dry
before sending them TO table.
"Crimpled parsley is very good eating with
eltneT oolleu OF lrled usn. You must PICK Ine
parsley from the stems, wash il in warm water,
then in cold, dab 1T dry in clean cloth; then
after the fish is fried, and the dripping is thrown
into a pan of clean warm water for use a second
time, wipe out the pan while it is hot, so that
no grease can be seen; throw in the parsley;
stir it in the pan over the fire, but not too close
TO it; in three minutes it will be green and
crisp"
IN try to recolect it, ma'am, but I fear
shall forget"
''WheD YOU have tried fish once or twice it will
rot be difficult, and you will always remember,
practice makes perfect"
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"After these days l ate the hardest, stalest
crusts with relish, and so can Others who are
hungry. The beEgars at the door are not half
so iamished as many we see passing in the
street with good clothes on their backs. There
would not be so much poverty If the poorer
classes did not waste the little they have, and
the rich gave more discTiminaely."
'And so this was Georges story said his
wife. II wondered very much one day why
our bread bill was increased, and yet no increase
In the family, and there were no pieces of bread
to be found. Alter the departure of my servant,
and before the other came, was poking into
corners ard was led to open the hue door under
the washing copper. This was full of stale and
mouldy bread, which even chvked up the nue.
This circumstance Vt was which led me to set up
chickens, though did not tell my husband my
reason for doing so. ] have since wondered the
girl did not burn the bread, and so get rid OF it;
but with all servants' waste, they have super
sutton about bread-they will not often destroy
II, but they will make pieces, cut new bread,
leave the stale, cut the crust and leave the
crumb, or the reverse, aud think this no de-
struCtion."
| To be continued to-morYsU.1
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five minutes, then mix the artichoke with the
other soup; let it simmer a minute, then serve
with toasted bread or strain II and add a table
spoonful of Italian paste or vermicelli or macca-
roni cut small and previously boiled in boiling
water for twenty minutes, then strained ana
added to the soup. Some cooks use the yolKs
of eggs and cream in Palestine soup. but Tor
digestion and wholesomeness the more simple
way of making it is the best.
Is it as well TO say here, tnat II sutnclent on
boiled for three days consumption, and laid by
in cold water, it can be used at any time, as II
remains soit but left out OF water for n half an an
hour it hardens. All these pastes ior soup
should be cooked by throwing them into plenty
boiling water, with little salt, and piece
of butter the size of a nut (bacon fat or pork
dripping will serve equally well), and be boiled
for twenty minutes. Many persons viii use
milk instead of water, which only curdles, and
is expence for nothing.
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Z 90 DOLLARS REWARD!

=, w lJtJI4lAIGC IlI " AMI.
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- H r l n Z r. S IN NDIA n
~ VERMIFU UGE.

Since the Introduction Of this beautiful prepare
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TrHE MENGFL HOUSE,

.FnIianG STREET. Bedford, Pa
The subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 inform
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All are invited TO give him call
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