The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-08
H"ISElAETPING IN SIMMER.
10" $500" Wtt"'~ prrptrh ttirH-
Apiet i"r th" Dog Dny~-ElIrs
amd Fresh Air.

IL Is popularity supposed tHa. che carly
spring Is the season which tries f.......
ot house keepers. Perhaps it wa. 4. Inn
our grandmother, days whom canned
fruits aud vegetables were unknown. and
the prudent housewife was forced Iu sum.
mer, like the amt and the bro. O. Iat .uu
stores OF sweetness for USE iu winter
hours stores, which, Do uut large. were
likely ~ run low before tho kitchen ur.
den again came into bearing ErI
now, with the grocer at our hlCk- ready
FOR compensation to supply %. with
every known fruit and vegetable a'I Ihn
year round, She who has money ur cr.II.
may spread her table beautifully bob uI
seasons, with small iorethuueAt 0i N.f
own, and the dog days are Those m which
she is most prone to cNclaim Wpar..r.
wish people ala NOT have 90 eaf F
Appetltes are cHprCI0uS dinner eaten
heartily one day will be scarcely Touched
the next ani though every ONE ha.
feeling o. emptiness, tsw person. ar.
actual y hungry. Provisions cooked ONO
day are kept rn the ntNt t1 tine next only
by the tree ue. d, ice, and even then 1904.
apt % taste uf thc icc Ghost Thus tu.
economy puc,Ic.d at King Aumua
court, whore. What thDy could ur. .at
that day ihe queen ueNt morning fried.
becomes au impossible virtue AMID tHu
anxious housewife stands peNplrNej be-.
tween the >cy,i ui Magazines auI tha
Charybdis of waste Nature however.
is always a law unto herself aud De who
in warm weather eats much meat .s HuI
to pay for it by duliod brain and
general feeling ot uncomfortable h.l
vness. In all warm countries thu labor.
ing classes eat but spariugiy ol animal
food. The East Indian coolies -ub.I.t
almost wholly On rice; the West Indian
grows fat upon bananas and oranges. uuI
the hardy Arab OF the desert conquered
world on diet of dates and barley.
bio Lewis says that no meats hut chicken
and lamb should be eaten I'D hot weather.
but then Do Lewis is "a firm advocate uI
he theory that oatmeal Is 80 ought ta ue.
the staff OF human lito MiIluuI fruits.
bread and vegetables ard cooling uul
healthy diet for the dog-dny-, and mav
be freely INDUCED in, And Since BOO Hu.
weather the Kitchen il % modified mHH.
tory, and preparing desserts becomes
penaucc, we have cause tO congratulate.
ourselves on lhc delicious desserts which
nature brings 10 us for tho gathering.
Strawberries raspberlies, bmckbofIus
and peaches all these comes t1 our tl.
BILE without the smell of fire having pU--uI
upon them, and eaten with cream are H
dish to set before a king" 50 also Boa
the country, where fruit and milk abound.
ice cream, that most delicious Ot desserts.
costs almost nothing. Given a paiItu0 of
ice and a five minutes freezer. lhc rich
milk, or still better, cream. har
but to be mixed with tho crushed
fruit, sweetcncd, and lrit to lruozl
itself Covered with au DI5 bIuu-
ket or piece OF carpcting the process oI
congealng will 60 on slowly but surely.
with small aid from you, even N your
freezer be but tim buckct-ouIy Ono iHs
case YOU must stir the cream with
knife two or three times while freezing ls
prevent the formation of crystals of iga
in the freezer.
Breakfast, especially, should mover Boo
hot weather, be % heavy meal A cup
Of tea or glass Of milk, dish of oatmeal.
soft boiled egg, with fresh iruIt and
cold broad, which need not, however. ho
stale, arc far better preparation for lba
labors Of the day than lIapIacks AMID fried
bacon, washed down with abundance ui
hot coffee. when the Greek athletes
were IN training for thc OIympIau
games, they were forbidden l3ol alto.
gether, and won theirmccs ou dio. UI
bread and fruit lu later days Newton
was the most abstemious Of men, and tha
achitect Of the Crystal Palace. Sir John
Fox, ascribed his ability t0 undergo tho
severe strain If bis almost iuco--nut Ia
Dor for days on his drawings ~ b,s ..m.
perate habits and bis daily cold puue.
bath Such instances might ba multi.
piled indefinitely, but 10 is scarcely worth
while. Philadelphia Times.