Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01
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brad Ia the hand> ant fcs; and lie con-
c-atrAilon "a the head Great su-ceptI-
0lLty 10 taking cold l. tie next step and
toa ard mid winter anu spring the system
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Which carries off its victims 10y the scores
AMI hundreds.
II our dwelling houses are badly ven
tilated. our schools and churches are im
measurcaUly wore. Into room that
can comfortably seat forty cholars,
twice that number, and more, are often
crowded. Many of these are imperfcctly
fed, clothed, and cleansed by daily or
weekly additions, and the added impurity
of air caused by this state of things is
greatly multiplied. AT recess and the
close Of school, windows and doors are
tightly closed, and the bad air shut in to
be breathed again each successive day.
The teacher accustomed to this atmos-
phere does not perceive how unwhole-
some it is, and the only remedy is in the
hands of the parents who, as they care
for their children's welfare, should visit
the school and see to it that this evil is
corrected. Rarely does one see church
in winter with open windows during
either Monday or Saturday. On both
these days, unless storm is raging, the
air should have free access to the interior
on Monday to remove the unwholesome
exhalatiOns it has received, SO that they
be not absorbed by the cushions and the
plastering, on Saturday that the still
dead air be reoxygenated and made tit
for the soul to mount up to heaven on.
How can one mount to the upper air,
much less to HEAVIER, on carbonic acid gas
Most of the teaching and preaching of
Jesus Christ was in the open air, by the
seaside, on the mountain top. Even He,
except by the performance of miracle,
could not have held his hearers as he
did had they been shut within the close
walls of synagogue. Forty miles
above us extends this great aerial ocean,
full of life and health to as many as
know how to use it, but to those who are
ignorant and unwilling to learn minister
Of death unto death. IN. Y. Tribune.
FRICAssEED BEEF.-Take any piece of
beef from the fore-quarter, such as is
generally used for corning, and cook it
tender in just water sufficient to have it
all evaporate in cooking. When about
half done put in salt enough to season it
we'll, and half teaspoontul Of pepper.
If the water should not be done out soon
turn it off and let the beef fry
fifteen minutes, turning it often. 1t is
very good and preferred by some to the
best roast beef. Make the gravy of the
water turned off, or add water from the
tea kettle and one or two tablespoonful
of flour. Serve with vegetables and
salad, or apple-sauce.
STEwED RABBIT.-Wash and soak the
rabbit thoroughly; then wipe it quite dry,
cut it into joints, roll in -four, aud brown
it slightly in four or five ounces of butter,
with some bits of lean ham; then pour
on by degrees one and half pints of
gravy, and stew the meat very gently an
hour and half or two hours; add salt
if needed. When it has stewed half
hour or more, put in half the rind of a
lemon, cut thin, and ten minutes before
serving stir in large dessert-spoonful of
rice -four, mixed smooth with two table.
spoonfuls of mushroom catsup, quarter
Of a teaspoonful Of sauce, and less of
cayenne.
HOLIDAY CAKE.-Place one pound of
fresh butter in pan; keep it near the
-four till melted, stir into il one pound Of
powdered loaf-sugar, q good tablespoon
ful each Of beaten aIlspae@ and cinnamon
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