The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING.

Weed. on many farms spring mp ii
wheat. harley aud cat stubbles by the mil
lion. and soon 90 Ia seed. II l. goo,
Man Ia - over the Held with a moving
MACHINE. If tlr. @eis nc 20 far adNanr
eli that the ss,zls viii mature after III,
plant. are fcut. rike tiem up with a win
rake and burn them.
-OuincS Palding-Iake 4 sufficient
number Of ripe quinces 10 yield a pound
of pulp. 10 which nut half a pound 81
nov tlerad sugar. "A half telSpOOnfli each
II cinnamon and ginger. Mix thcm well.
Beat up the yolks Of eight cggs In a pint
at cram. ahl the other ingredients. stir
thc whole together. Hour "A cloth, tie the
pudding IN and boil IL.
-Doughnuts.-Onc pint of yeast. one
mound of butter. one quart of milk. five
cry. two nutmcgs. onc and thnS-qnarter
pounds Of sugar. teaspooEful Of soda.
Take the Yeast. milk. half the shortening.
half the sugar. and half the Hour mix
well together: when light add the remain
Der and flour enough To- make II stiff; when
ready IL fry kncad in the soda dissolved in
a little hot water. cut the cakes out. and
lei them stand before frying.
There is a great knack in husking
corn. and some mems hands and strong.
horn-like thumb nails are peculiarly adapt
el 10 rapid work. The operation of break
ing of the huskel EAR from the husks j.
very irving 10 the hands. and the skin be-
tween the thumbs and forrfingcrS. III not
unusually fongh and leslthery. becomes
bli-feral and sOrc. MitienS arr imcOnvcn-
lent: gloves worse. | have tried and
thrown aside the -husking gloves" arm
al with metal claws. etc. and have g0n
baek 10 the simple ol,lia>hionel husking
uin ma,le al hickory. ~crape,i smooth. with
leather thong Ia 20 over two iinger-.
while the pm j. held within the hand.
acro., the base Of the fingers.
4 Remedy for Wounds.-Take a pan
or shovel. with burning Goals. and sprinkle
upon them brown sugar. and hold the
wounded part over the smoke. In a few
minutes the pain will be a~llayel. and r.
cOyery proceeds rapidly. Ia my OWN case
a rusty nail had made a bad wound IN the
bottom Of my foot. The pain and ncry-
Gus irritation We're severe. This WIS All
removed hv holding il in The smoke ill
tepu minutes. and | wa~ able 10 resume
nv reading in comfort. We hiv often
recommended il 10 others. with like r.
suits. Last week one of my men had a
finger nail torn out by a pair 81 ic>-tong>.
n became very painful. a. was "a have
been expected. Held in >uglr-smoke for
twenty minutes. the pain csa>e-i. and
promises speedy rccovcry.-Cor. Country
Gentleman.
Care Of the Hand>-To make the
hands loft and white. one Of thebe~t things
i ~ wear az night large mittens ~ cloth
iillel with wet bran or oslf-mcal. and ueTl
closely AZ the wrist. 4 lady who had the
whiie~t. ~oft.~f hands in the country. con-
iessei that sie hai a gnar deal II house.
work a. do. AMI kept them - white a. any
iller'- by wearing bran mitten- every
night. The pastes and ponltice> Tor tn
face owe most 81 their efficacy 70 their
which di~~olyes the old coar~e
skin. and Ia their protection from the air.
allows the new skin u become ten
Ter and delicate. oaf-meal paste j. efii,-i-
iOus a. anything. though les Agreeable
han the pa-fe~ made with white of err. F.
dunn. and ro~s-wai.r. The alum aSfring->
he flesh anil makes il firm. while the egg
it sufficiently >nfi. ami the rose
Mater perfumes the mixture AMI makes
he curl mol - harl.-Hgrpcrs Bc-ar.
To Make Chow-chow Take half =
,u-hel Of green tomatoes. one dozen
Unions chopped together put IN a pint ~
alt let them stand over might: put them
N a colanler 70 drain ont the brine: then
with good vinegar and cook slowly
m hOur: then drain them AID pat
hem IA a jar. Make a preparation II two
oi sugar. M qnlrt Of cool vine
one pint Of grated horseraii~h. TWO
ihle~pooniul- II ground cinnamon. one
4 allspice. one Of cloves. half a tcacup 81
mu-rarl boii this ma. anal stir IL
the tomatoes while hot; while
when nearly lone. put IN half "A
Oxen or more pepIVr> according - size
fine: gr,-.u ones are the best. III
mons arr di,like-i. they can b. left ont.
M Il /. very good. We like il better il
ookesl until done, which takes one hour.