The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-18
USEFUL AID SQ9GESTTyR
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2lAO1 C1NGERS.-068C WIFI WOOU6A
spoon four ounces Of sugar, four yelks
Of eggs, and three ounces of -four,
Mix thoroughly; then beaB the white Of
four edisA6i . f1okh ] Snds tdrn in the
mixture gradually with the whites,
beating constantly with the egg-beater.:
Then form in sticks about, four inches;
long on slightly bnttefed pan. Bake
delicately ina slow owen. They will
be fiat ON the under side, round on the
upper side willie warm.
lis especially important to the well
fare Pf the business .Of the country as
wen as to The success of the farmer
himself that he be prompt and pune
tual in all. his labor and in all his bust
ness transactions. He is the first move
Of the business machinery of society.
II by carelessness and neglect the crops
fail, business is fiat; if he does not
promptly pay his debts at the store or
bank, the business affairs of the world
are checked and the cry of hard times
comes up from every quarter. : man
must be ever up and doing; ever watch
full and earnest in all his business du-
ties:S He Nilktthen succeed Detroit
Tribune.
To TAKE white paint out of black
alpaca, saturate the soiled goods with
spirits of turpentine and CASTLE soap;
rinse out with clean turpentine and
hang in current of air to dry. An
other mode is to take aqua ammonia,
two ounces; soft water, one quart; salt
peter, one teaspoonful; variegated shaw
ing soap, one ounce; mix all and shake
well; let stand two days before using.
Apply with sponge and rub well in; if
not successful with first application try
again; When the stain is removed,
wash off with clear, cold water. This
is good soap to take grease spots out
of clothing, and for cleaning coat-col-
lars, etc.
A NEW method of preserving fruits is
being practiced in England. Pears,
apples and other fruits are reduced to
a paste, which is then pressed into
cakes and gently dried. When required
for use it is only necessary to pour four
times their weight of boiling water over
them, allow them to soak for twenty
minutes, and then add sugar to suit the
taste. The fine flavor Of the fruit is
said to be retained to perfection. The
cost of the prepared product is hardly
greater than that of the original fruit,
differing with the supply and price of
the latter; the keeping qualities are ex-
cellent, SO that it may be had at any
time of the year, and bears long sea
voyages without detriment. No peel
ing or coring is required, SO there is no
waste.
DANDRUfF is often enormously con-
sidered disease, but it is the evidence
of q good, healthy scalp, and you might
as well try to stop your finger nails
from growing as to prevent the produc-
ton Of dandruff. 1t is simply natures
method of renewing the scarf skin. On
other portions gof the body, it. il con-
staatly. rubbed or: washed Of, while
AMONG the haiti it remains longer and
accumulates in considerable quantities,
if one neglects to wash it of. If you
will notice persons whose hair is falling
out, you will see very little or no dand-
ruff on their heads, showing that there
is something wrong about their scalps.
Let all nostrums for removing dandruff
Alone and simply wash your head as
frequently as you please with pure wa
ter and a little CASTLE soap, and do not
worry about dandruff, no matter what
the tonsorial artists may say to the con-
trary.- =. H,e,t. Ma ~ H.