The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING

To wash calicoes, rut wheat bran i'm a
bag. boil and take half the water TO wash
in. and half TO rinse in: use soap. This
will cleanse without fading, and stifien
them without starch. Iron on the wrong
side, and they will look as if just ont of the
store.
Eggs Ia Bonnie Femme.-sS....,.. an
onion. II V it in butter to light brown,
add a teaspoonful of vinegar; butter dish,
spread the onion and vinegar over II. break
the eggs into i'm. and then put the dish into
the oven when the eggs are done, strew
fried bread crumbs over them, and serve
very hot.
To stuff Ham.-Parboil and place
the ham on a tray: make missions over 1t
with a sharp knife some two or three inch
e. deep. and stuff these with dressing
made of crackers cooked 10 a brown crisp
and crumbled fine add salt, pepper, egg,
butter, parsley, and onion chopped fine,
then bake II brown in moderate heat, and
serve when cold.
Colds always come from one cause
some part Of the body being cooler than
natural for a time. II person will keep
his feet warm always and never allow
himself or herself to be chilled. he or she
will never take "A cold in a lifetime, and this
can only be accomplished by due care in
warm clothing and avoidance of draft and
exposure.
When about tocook a portion of lamb,
wrap the joint or quarter in nice cloth,
wet IL. and dust with flour. Let il remain
so half an hour Have the pot ready boil
ing dip the joint in. first one end and then
the other: then put It in the pot and cover
closely. Let il boil gently, but steadily.
an hour and half for lamb. and two hours
for veal and mutton.
A correspondent of the Scientific
american recommends ttlTpentine as cure
for lockjaw. lie says: :. let any one who
has an attack of lockjaw take small
quantity of turpentine, warm IL and pour
on the wound, no matter where the wound
is. and relief viii follow in less than one
minute. Nothing better can be applied to
q severe cut or bruise than cold turpcn-
tine: IL will give certain relief almost in
SANITY. Turpentine Is also sovereign
remedy for Group. Saturate piece of
flannel with II and place II on the throat
and chest. and in very severe cases three
TO five drops on lump OF sugar may be
taken inwardly. Every family should
have a bottle on hand.' The remedy is
simple and easily tested In all serious
eases an application should be made under
needful advice.
Blackberry ADMINISTRATIVE batter
precisely as for gems or bitter biscuit,
spread II half an inch thick on the bottom
Of an earthen pudding-dish. and then COW
er that with LAYER of blackberries. Place
a little more of the batter around the sides
of the dish. sprinkle over the berries sugar
enough to swecten them. and If very
iuicy. wheat meal enough TO whiten them,
and then add another layer of berries.
Put more batter around the edge, sweeten
a. before. and if the dish is deep enough.
put in more meal and another layer OF
berries. Sweetcn again. and then cover
thinlv and evenly with batter. IL should
not now quite reach the top of the dish.
Put i'm good oven and bake from forty
five minstes TO one hour. II the juice
runs out. lift the edge of the crust with
fork and Let II run back. The sides of the
dish should be high enough TO prevent its
running away. The juice l. the best part,
and II lost the ambrosia will be failure.
Serve warm or cold, with or without 2
fruit sauce. This Is good enough and
wholesome enough TO make one OF the
main dishes at a hygienic dinner. For a
dessert simply. most persons would re-
quire Il sauced with fruit juice.