The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.


the lucat ont of thv shells, leaving IN,
large body she'll whole. which wasl
nicely cut the meat la small icc, wltl
little parsley and shuliot. few drop,
of the essence of ancbayice, spoonful u
vinegar. little cayenne pepper and salt
somo melted butter, aud the yvlk Of q
hard boiled egg, rubbed with the butter
put "a httle melted butter IN the she'll
sprinkle some bread crumbs over II ; hl
with the prepared lobster, and cover wltl
bread crumbs aul small Jumps uf butter
brown IN the oven, and scud 10 table hot
/ CALrs Tlarn. Procure very nice
white trpe cut IN small pieces season
with salt anl pepper stew slowly until
very tender il Wg.l take quite "a long
time At the same tame have IN u sepa,
rate saucepan eight white onions boiled
soft and mashed the water IN which
they were boiled pour of and aour, mllb
aul butter added let all stew together
when the ;ripe is tender dish un butterrj
toast with 81 squeezed lemon over II the
Onion sauce served III - gravy boat
WArEu MELoN CAKE. White part
two cupfUls white sugar, half a cuplul Of
butter, half cuptul sour milk. oua tea
spoonful soda, two ot cream tartar, ,At
whites oi eight eggs aud three cup uls oi
Hpur. Redpart-hAlfHp pound dut rri sugar,
hall cuptul butter, half "a cuplul sweet
milk, one teaSpoouful oi so,,a, Two o'
cream tartar. the whites ui six eggs and
two cupfuls h1ur Pat halt the white
part in the pan, then the red. with a few
currsmts sprinkltd IN 10 have the ap-
ptarmce Of seeds, then place the remain
ing white part on top.
SAUsAGEs Grind your meat in sau.
sagr-mill, ami take ground black pepper,
pulvrnLed saseleayes. and red pepper
well powdered; mix small quantity
and cook 70 dry IL. and then mix IN the
pepper ana sage 10 suit your tas:e.
CHOCOLATE SQUAEEs. Ono cupful
butter, two Of sugar, one of milk. ;wo
and half Il Il ,ur one and one h slf tea
spoonful Of baking powder bake IN lay
ers in a blscIl;-pau; p acc between them
the following mixture. cut lu squares
irIng-Dissulvu one sheet of isluElass III
one cupful boiling water mix with II
one cake ot grated chocolate and one cup.
iUl powdered sugar, 10 the consistency OF
cream for the top, mix the ramIuGer
Of the icing with cupful sugar, favored
with lemon spread tAiu.
BREAD. Dissolve one cake ot com.
pressed yeast in one-haI cuptal tepid
water take tLr quarts oi Il ur. one
table poouiul salt, and warm sufficient
10 III he a st.ir batter, add ug the yeas,
last beat all we'll together; cover tight
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table cloth. with Gtti. taur dr.ared ON
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batting in pan 1t rise about fifteen
minutes. Just d folc placing in the
oven, wash the top of the laayes over
with htt!c III titd butter hllA WITH q
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ache, put the itet III q large haSln 81 very
warm water and keep 'hen there :ur
fifteen minutes. This will often afford
immediate relief. II the pain Is severe
add a tablespoonful OF cry mustard h
the water.
AHLY RISING. Let any one who has
ot'''ii ''ecus'''i'est 20 lle ~ "'l 'lil e'Eh'
oI niue =" Si"cA III 'i'e morning fise ny
7.1, Sl''I, " ''"''o 'l i'1''iS ", "''lh'lls OF
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sPI ChecIIu' anu serene 'Aruu@n 'h'
I"!' ms "PPeu'e Keen ana ms O"aF
ofAcel throughout
PEEsPRATIoE. 1t IS absolutely I'M
possible TO enjoy health when perspira-
ton Is not duly carried on, but tins can
never be the case when proper and regu-
lar exercise Is neglected. When the
{ matter which should Re thrown OF 10y
/ persplraiipn remains III the body II WITT
ates the humors and occasions govt. ic-
Ters, etc. Exercise IS far more eihca-
clous and pleasant than medicine.
AIR Our HOUSES. The various meth
ods which luxury has invented TO make
houses close and warm contribute not a
little to render them unwholesome, un-
less the AIR has a free passage through
It. Beds, instead of beng made up as
soon rs people rise from them, ought u
be turned down aud exposed to the fresh
air. This Will expel nonous Yapors and
I promote health.
Experiment With seeds.
/ There arc many ouaet;ons cnreto,tIv =
present;pp tbamsalves rnr solption to
everv tbongbtfpI person cpgogad in tbe
,ro,,aeo,io1 ar cultivati,n ~ nIonts
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