The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-05
SEASONABLE RECIPES.


BuckWhea CdkeS.--l cup OF sugar, IA
cups Of cream, ! cup of milk, teaspoon
full Of soda, little salt. Mix very still
with buckwheat flour Put in buttered
tins and bake.
Frnh Cdke.-2 pounds OF raisins, IA
pounds currants, 1 pound citron,
ounces butter, pound sugar, eggs,
pint milk, 4 gill brandy, small cup
molasses, large teaspoonful of soda,
II pounds of flour, spice TO please the
taste.
Cabbage Salad. 3 eggs well beaten,
cup Of vinegar, tablespoons Of mus
tard, salt and pepper, tablespoon of
butter; let this mixture come To boil;
when cold add seven tablespoons OF
cream, half head of cabbage shaved
fine.
lemon Rice Pudding. Boil table
spomfuls of rice till softencd; quart
of milk swectened 10 taste; a small
piece Of butter When nearly cool add
the beaten yelks Of eggs, and tea
spoonful of lemon extract; put in the
oven; when nearly done beat the whites
TO "A froth add spoonfuls of white
sugar; pour over the top and brown it;
10 be eaten cold. Very nice.
In making jelly, boil only little juice
(say quartz at time. The '.jellyfy-
ING" is much more satisfactory when the
Juice is SO boiled than when there i "A
considerable depth Of il cooking at once.
Ten or fifteen minutes boiling Is sufli-
cicnt for grape jelly. OF course the SUI
gar goes in only at the last, if one would
keep the flavor and color fine. Use
a pound of sugar to quart of unboilcd
juice.
Restoring Cdrpets.--A tablespoonful
Of ammonia in one gallon Of warm wa
ter will often restore the color Of car
pets, even If dissolved by acid or alkali
II "A ceiling has been whitewashed with
the carpet down, and few drops
should fall, this will remove il. Or,
after the carpet is well beaten and
brushed. scour with oNgall, which will
not only extract grease but freshen the
colors. ] pint Of gall in gallons Of
warm water will do large carpet
Table and floor oilcloths may be thus
washed. The Suds left from "A wash,
when ammonia j. used. even if almost
cold, cleanses these new hoor-cloths
well.
To Make Wndors 7fght..--Cover the
bottom OF the sash with fresh putty;
chalk the corresponding face Of the
frame; shut the window fast. and leave
il long enough for the putty to harden.
The fresh putty viii accommodate itself
to any inequalities, and harden into
permanent closc-fitting joint. any excess
being pressed ont between the sash and
the frame The chalk on the latter will
prevent the puity's adhering 70 it and
thus Interfering with the rcopening Of
the window.
Dricd Bccf. An old-fashioned
housekeeper' sends the Germantown
Telegraph capital recipe for drying
beef: Pint 81 salt, tcacup of brown
sugar. teaspoon of saltpeter, mixed
well together. for every 70 pounds Of
beef Divide ~ mixture into four equal
parts. lay th meat on board and rub
one Of the parts in every consecutive
morning for four mornings. On the
fifth or sixth day il will be ready to hang
up. II the mixture j. done in cold
weather and the mixtures well rubbed
n, it will keep during the hottest wealth
er. or until used We like it best with
ont being smoked j. nice hroiled while
new. or frizzled with cream; equally so
Clipped and eaten raw.
ScHENCK's PrIwoNIc SYRUP, for the
Gre o. Consumption, Coughs and Colds. The
great sra, ~ 'his medicine T. that IL ripcns the
matter aud throws IL out OF the system purifes
TIE blood aud this cNects cure.
ScHrScg- ~, NEED To~fc. for the Cure q
Dyspepsia. IND re 10. etc. The Tonic produces
healthy ln the stomach creating an appe-
tte. forung chy.e aud curing the mo-t obstinate
es-e- Of iya. elton.
SCHEMES MAspEAKs PMS. for the Cure or
Liver Complaint cic. These pills ere Alternative
and prOd he lNv action on the liver without
The Zee d urer they are FREE rom "a omel. and
yen more II. cecivns in restoring healthy action
of the lNer
Thee remedies nre certain cure for Cousump-
ton. a. ihe Sal Ouic 81 MP ripcns the matter and
rulfcs the blood The Mand ake Pills act upon
the liver crrafes heaith bile and tcmose all dis
easee n the Use often cause 81 tonN umpflon
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone md - enEth 10
the stomach meke- good diue .iiou. and enables
The organs fo 10 % good blood and thu creates
healthy cllatiou 81 HEALTHY blood. Tue com
hiurd aDi un ~ the medicines a. thus ex.
Tiainrd. Wiil GA ccgeu case 81 Consumption II
taken IN time. and the use Of the medicines perse-
Yefed IN
Dr Seh,nck l. professionally at biz principal
Once. corner SIXTH sud AGrH Srs. Philadelphia.
every onday, whore all letters for advice must be
addressed.
WrnoFT's FaSfR .ND AGrR TONIc-This
medicine H. used hv construction companies
for the benefit ~ their employees when en-
gagged IN malarial districts. The highest tcs-
umOnlal. have been given by contractors
and hy Ia, Presidents of some az the lead
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