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OWEN DAw.-Two cups cold boiled
hominy, one scant cup Indian meal, three
eggs, one tablespoonful butter, a little salt,
about two cups milk, flavor to TASTE, then
add butter, yolks of eggs, milk, and lastly
white Of eggs, beaten stiff. Bake about
one hour in deep pan on earthen dish.
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CHOCOLATE Ice CREAM.-One quart of
cream, one pint Of new milk, one pound of
sugar. two welLbeaten eggs, five table
spoonsful grated chocolate rubbed smooth
in little milk, flavor to taste; heat the.
milk almost to boiling, pour it by degrees
in with the beaten egg and sugar, and
freeze.
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A GOOD Cow.-A farmer, POLITICALLY III
clined, gives the following definition of a
good COW;
Long in the face, she's fine in the horn,
Quickly gets fat without cake or corn,
Clean in the jaws and full in the chine,
Heavy in flank and wide in the loin;
Broad in the ribs and long in the rump,
Straight and fat-backed without ere
bump;
Wide in the hips and calm in the eyes,
Fine in the shoulders and thin in the
thighs
Light in the neck and small in the tail,
Wide in the breast and will fill the
milk-pail>; .-.
Fine of the bone and silky of skin,
Airy Without meat market within.
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LEMONADE FOR THE SICK.-Put two
teaspoonfuls of alrow-root or cornstarcl in
quart bowl, wet with little cold water;
add three tablespoonfuls of sugar, the juice
of half lemon. and small piece of the
rind. Stir all brisklv while pouring in
boiling water, till the pitcher is full. Serve
it when cold. 1t is more nourishing than
ordinary lemonade. s.1@
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CAMPHOR A REMEDY FOR MICE.-Any
one DESTROYS of keeping seeds from the dep
relations of mice can do so by mixing
pieces of camphor gum in with the seeds.
Camphor placed In drawers or trunks Will
prevent mice from doing them injury. The
little animal objects to the odor, and keeps
a good distance from it. He will seek food
elsewhere. -
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BAKED APPLEs.-This is very health
full dish and may be made very enticing
one. Pare and core large, juicy apples,
but do not break them in pieces; fill the
centers with sugar, a little lemon juice,
and thin bit of the. yellow part Of the
lemon rind put Glove in each ar. q; lay
them in a pan with a little water in the
bottom; sprinkle sugar on the tops and
bake. Basic them often and when done
set away to cool. Put them on ice if you
can; the colder they are the better. Whip
cream and spread over them thieFly; send
powdered sugar around wit. IT, III. If you
live in the city content yourself by serving
the apples with rich milk and sugar, or
boiled custard may be poured over them.
How TO FATTEN TURKEYs.-Four tur-
keys were cooped by a ''fowlist'' recently,
and fed with meal, boil potatoes and
oats; four others, of the same brood, were
treated in a similar manner in another pen
but with pint daily of finely pulyerized
charcoal added to the food, and an abun-
dant supply of the coal. All eight were
killed the same day, and those fed with the
charcoal were found to weigh a pound and
half more than the others, and to be Of
much better quality.
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FLOATING IsLAND.-Set a quart Of rich
milk to boil; when it does so, stir into it
two small tablespoonful Of white sugar,
and the beaten yolks of six eggs flavor
with lemon or rose, or peach water; whip
the whites to high froth; when the GUS
tard is thick, put it into a deep china dish
and heap the frothed eggs upon it; it may
be finished by putting spoonsful of jelly OF
jam over the frothed eggs, and serve.
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WOUNDS QUICKLY DREssED.-I have
cut my foot with an axe for the fourth
time in my life, and yet have never lost an
hours work. The secret is in doing up
the wound. close up the wound in the
blood as soon as possible by winding fax
Or two around the part cut; 1 fill that with
copal varnish, and in eight days undo the
bandage and find the flesh as sound as ever.
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To CLEAN SILvER.-Table silver should
be cleaned at least once or twice week,
and can easily be kept in good order and
polished brightly in this way: Have your
dish pan half full of boiling water; place
the silver in, so that it may become warm;
then with a soft cloth dipped into the hot
water, soaped and sprinkled with powdered
borax, scour the silver well; then rinse in
clean hot water; dry with clean, dry
cloth.
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Nicholas Minturn, "
BY DR., Holland. the Editor.

whose story Of "Soyenoaks " ave the ing.
est satisfaction to the readers Of lie
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid o,
the banks OF he Hudson The hero i, Il
young man who has been always tied 10 d.
wOman's apron strings," but who, by IN,
death OF his mother, is left alone in liz,
Wor!d-to d'ilt on the current OF liie-Wif,
fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, Ills Inheritance" hN
Mus ira'ton, VIII begin on the compile ton
OF ~ hat Lass o. lowric',," by Mrs IIodr.
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