The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30
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flour, and SbakB fmfe1lale5bt I'd an even
ly heated oven. The yolks OF the eggs
can be used -far- stsrds--,---------.-.--
BREAKFAST RoLLs Take one quart
efsmilk antf 6at9; three;ekxi,s6ueadH
spoonful of salt; one tablespoon melted
butter; little sugar; n56fs -rHicken
make very stiff yeast enough TO raise
morning, Permitting them 10 6eeo76e
very light Bake III hfleen miHbf{s ID
a very quick oven. Z Yoh xilf md eIis
an excellent recipe.
BOILED PuDDIx2 WrrHour Fees
Two and half cupfuls, Of sifled saanr,
one cupfpl of mplasses, one cpl1I Of
chopped suet or butter, ons .tesspQneful
Of soda, and, one of,cream OF tartar dis
|solxedi in cupful~ of milk or cream
Boiled in lowered cloth, and also
eaten .ssitla- -saGat .sancA- This- -is-a-oood
plain pudding for family use, and may
be turned ilto q plnmo ngdd dipgrhyI the.
addition of raisins and any other fruit
you choose. taking care that such addi.
,i9ns ,.2nsa be :, well f0qFed psqf0fs q M Pey are
LrMos,pfk4 Make very short crust,
and roll rather thick tFhri ekSry pie
take tho grated sFiad and ,iuice rQf one
lemon, one Tteaoupfnl Of sgger, rand the
yelk of one egg; one cup OF sweet milk
er-wateFy-eae~staaaRo oonfpls o{ stareh,
softened with a little milk Bake about
half ansliour Beat the white a. 4 effath;
add two tablespoNpfuls of sngaf and
lpourover the top Bake sslightlyssa
VEGETABLES should never be washed
until immediately tefore prepared for
the table. Lettuce issmsde slmOsf sneth-
less favor by Idinping itoin-N water
some hours before .it lis served. Pota-
toes suffer evensmore than herlveneta-
bles through the Washing process They
should not be put in water VII juas ready
for washing. -. = ss''' ss''sA
lba LETTUcE DREsslEo live se9ga Rea-
ten together, q, level teaspoonfpI OF salt,
same Of pepper, tablespo oontuf each Uf
butter, cream and mixed nustsrd, land
half teacupful ofsweak vinegar. Put
all into atm buckets and piacei irsih q
t;mo yoos, a.;, - ~ = .,.;cLens wbsr cold | IA
sonr @ tahlesnoonfnlsT M of saiad E al f6is
dressing Isl also very nice used Kith
sweetbreads-say three or four pairs,
after they have been cleared, boiled Ii
salt and water and cbop5peai itups ls6fix
TN s u.se, braadI fhornn9hI s.,v;ta,. the
,lressino :snlace { tahlespoonfnl 81 .fhis
|iu the middle ofs seaels ID, With ana11or
leaves around It. Serre for lunch din
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we have doubts aoout lne ionoMmg
s.ory, Whlch comes y us isoM Eesl US tnss-
rlor;; but me ne anlnor an is responsiole- Ior
what ne says, ana ms name can oe' oD'
tanned upon application ae tins once ~
Last winter, Two o. ny s9elgps ps9Ee
Mr.. Miller ana MI Granss i9ss ia tneaIr tea {
wives upon the same gay, ana soO.n o.
tne iunera!s took FiaSs = nIse Sk laSl- 20
ward, the lnterments Delng maue ~ tne
cemetery about the same hour As'tne
two funeral parties we're acommg oons lt
the burying grounds Miiler. ne(o 9dEA4f,
land clasping each other hand tneE IN
dulged in a sympathetic squeesA and
the following conyersa.ion ensueds
,Miller-s.P N sorry for you. It's an
unspeakable loss, isn't it s"o 7ai
Grant a Awful!- Sheo was lltlltssbest
woman thar ever lived frssd sad 7sns.
Eis Miller She vas indeed, never
lmet her equal She was e. good vile 70
fme'n'. 49, - '.sss'~
.Grant Is.1 was referring toz ny vile.
There codldnt be too best, y0uaEHDsh"
1S aMiller -lssY Yes, Il know 4. shneEJwell
enough that your wife couldn't hold q
candle to mine.,' S ]
T. Grant--s,She copldn't, hey + Goa|dn't
hold q candle! Why she could dAnce
lall round Mrs Miller every isiy n The
week, inciuiiing Sunday, and kds' bali
TRY. She was an unmitigated angel,
Itake herlany way you would" IL
q, Miller q she vas, vas shs s1sl. g. :,
II owned ! cfoss-ssel snsef : VIM red
hair and no.sse,n ana 20; ~. = Sony s. a..
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