National Republican., 1877-10-02
WOMAN'S CORNER.
EDITED BY FANNIE n. WARD.
UOU9EHOLD HTNTS.

60 hand In hand with total deprayiy" and she
further prognosticates In this prophetic strain
The day, perhaps, will come when oven the
daughters Of the rich will not think IL beneath
their dignity to learn how 10 mike bread and
pastry. how to rossta a Joint or cook potato"
In proof Of the latter prediction behold the famous
cooking school Of New York. and we might also
point with pride 10 the no lees useful society In our
midst, yclept THE Bellies Of the Kitchen" As TO
Mrs. Stantons first assertion, there Is no disputng
It. for It Is well known that the road to any mans
heart lie. straight through his stomach aud that
weaker WesseI " Is due not 80 su much 70 innate
"cusscdne,s." a. to dyspepsia
THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE RuLEs
THE WORLD"
but Is equally tr,io that tho cook who feeds the
family regulates their comfort aud we'll llbclng.
only does health and chceifnlness uaitupon sound
digestion. but mental and morni strength rs well
m'baSe " psImiistsd could prove to yon how much
Gilcments is due % dyspep'ls-thas distempcr
which Affects the iarhrymal glands snd causes
tears tear. 70 now on slight proyoen,cn,.and that the
suiien children and fauit.fnding husbsnds has
been the secret source OF more "incompalbillty OF
eases than all others put together. Though You
may have house full Of servants, II does not re-
levc you from one Jot or title Of responsibility for
not one IN hundred OF them either knows or
no better posted how Is she to put them under in.
telligent disciplincT There are well.to.do house
bills mount upward u hundreds OF dDllars per
month, who employ none but the highest priced
servants, and yet who never sit down IN a thor
Cnghly good meal from one years end TO another.
You may DEPEND upon It that theoretical cooking
Is deluston and snare, aud !hat efficient knowl.
sSss of Gs useful art Sn Sy HS 9Ssd os BY p
lady can he compromised by spending her
MORNING HOURS IN THE KITCHEN.
even II Mrs. Hlehayer or Ncighbor Ioily should
chance to catch her there. Ecunomy and comfort
s y GrS sd SssSs pssnn s
nation In compromising delicate dishes and Savory
food that renders the labor delight and incitcs
you TO fresh triumphs In the art The wlfc who
knows how to cater to her husbands cnprices Of
appetite and who can get upa perfect meal Just
suited to any occasion need fear no rivals whether
of Innate or Illuminate nttractiyentss, So, girls
It bch0oves You to be "up and doing" Suppose
you spare one little hour out OF each twenty four
from ~ music and the lanE,,nges. from worstcd work
my word for II none of the above mentioned useful
accomplishments will suffer. and you will have ac.
qnired. In addition, another worth two Of them
life.
II Is our purpose to present in the Woman,
Corner a few tested recipes frnm time to time
such Rs have hecn cSpcrimentally weighed In the
balance and not found wanting every one Of which
you may rely upon.
since tomatoes are conceded by oil medical au.
thoriticS to bc especially health provoking. and
since they are just now al their best estate suppose
we begin with them. This luscious fruit-whlch
our rgraEdmothcrs called
"LovE kPrLEs,"
aud never dreamed Of copkiug-is capable of 4
greater variety OF uses than most people Imagine
Tomato TOaSt-Stcw tho fruit til thick and
smooth; season with butter, pepper, salt. suVrr.
pinch OF cloves aud two of cinnamon. Toast thin
slices sal" bread crisp and brown butter well lay
| on platter and pour the hot tomatoes over them
This II an excellent breakfast dish.
Ea'ad--Gttsn hal 1Tu I,r urfp
lay them IN salad bowl on he'd Of green lettuce
or celery leaves and pour over them the following
egg IN bowl aud pinch Of salt stir In. drop by
drop three tab!cSpoostul Of olive oil one OF vine
| gnr or lemon juice, and half salt-spoon OF DR.,
| mustard, mixing until smooth.
| Baked TOmatOc---l'ce smouth. ripe tomatoes tax,
| out the hard part near the stem. leaving a small
round cavity. Into which put piece of butter and
u little sugar, place them IN bnttercd pudding
dish, with thr stem side up season with pepper and
| salt ard sprinkle lightly with line crumbs; bake
| nn hour In u inUicratr oven.
| stuffed Tnm1ioCs-t 'hpusc large ones. cut q thin
Slice from th" stem end. and lay aside for futur,
| nS'' scoop out III" lnshe and chop II fine. with
little grated brad some green corn salt and pep
| 'ar sugar and SrEc-; mix well and stun the hol
lowed tomatoes; ut the top on neatly and bake to
| light brown.
ripe and ciIt IN thick slices roll IN -four, salt ant
pc.npcr them. and Iiry IN hot butter
Tomatr soup-SiS Tomatoes pared and sliced
pour over them one quart nf boiling water: ldt
half tenspoOnilIl 0fsodn. When II stops fpnminl
put In pint Of sweet milk. aud scRsnn exactly a
for oysters. Serve a. soon as 1t bcgnS t. boil. Thi
| ia very nice.
| sCALLOPED TOMATOES.
| Choose those that nre fine. and perfectly ripe
Iccl aud slice them. Cover the bottom Of a dec,
| dish with grated bread crumbs. adding a few Bit
soned slightly with salt. cayenne an,
| powdered mace. Cover with another LAYER o
brcai crumbs aud huttsr, then another Of tomn
toes. and till the dish Is full finishing at tn
ton with crumbs, Ilke three hour In "A SLOW
| oven.
Tomato Pic-pccl and chop fine enough toma
tocS-nOt over ripc-tr heapa pint bowl. liver
II ON plate and let them dEain a short time Ad,
| four tablesm,rnSil nj 'tTIng vinegar. two hcAr
ing spoansnl "r sugar and liberal quantity Of all
sprc. Rake with two rrtiSts.
| Tomatoes and E,g>-rut ntnhlcSpnnnfiIl ofhu' u
| In a frying pan WITH tcaspoonfI Of chnpped sal
pork; when hot add very little Chnppcf onion
and conk until It bcgins u turn yellow then nu
ln dozen ripe tomatoes peeled and cut fnr. Lc
them simmer fnr M hour. rs t0,nNprs require lon
very light. put a few spnnEftil nf the hot tome:
into the egg hcHt well return nl 10 the liylng pa
and stir briSkly until the eggs are cooked the
serve Immediately.
sCoLLOPED corn ASD TOMATOES
| Peel aud slice ripe ones aud place In u buitcrc
pudhiIE-dish. v It'll alternate Layers OF green COT
cut from the cob. Season each layer of t1mstOs
MN butter pnfPTiT sd'' ,, aTd ,." oSrr AID lm
ton layer of t0inutOes, and bake an hour or NOR,
Tomato hgs-Scaid and remove the skins tror
sin'bhn nlculuiG alIe'l, ripe lbnatHs' allow ihrc
y undS of sugar Ia eight pounds 1T fruit Goa
tlIcm together Il iHiy, with0utan addition Of wn'e
anti they Ouk clear: then skim them out lay tl.eT
on lrh"S. tHttcn with spoon. and dry In the SIII
sprinkle them occasionally while dying: afIr
which phCs them IN bOxcs, scattering over elu
LAYER some paw dercd sugar.
| Ripe Tomatoes eau le kept for winter iise by pul
ing NJ the bush by the r,0ts snon ~ frost come
then they should he hung IN u dry cellar wheI
the tomatoes ':''l rilcn and keep good until use,
| Among the crowd at the grand council Of m
Indians YESTERDAY We noticed the JnpancSe Miui
ter. Mr.. fo'hida kuImari and his nliAchc. VIII
have returned to the city for the winter, and al
Occupying their new residence on Vermont Av
nnc Mrs. Hayes and the ladies Of her fGmily WEI
Interested spectAtUrS, a. were many OF the CabinI
and snciety ladies
MRS. GEN. CROOK
was alsn present. By the way. there Is a ronsnC
alNut thls lady. ne Mis- DALEY. aud how she IL
came the wife OF our Indian fighter. well worth n
pnatiig,
Duriug the late "oupcasS ntne>s' the city
G lmbcrland, Nd, vaS itra tine occupied u
Federal soldiers. under comT and Of Gems JTon
and Kelley. Que memorable midnight when a
the world was as.ecp and uhnppfchcn.iVp Of dRI
ger liur ~luad nf Pray-Clad lroUI'S Il lie gWi-,l
ncpss the Federal lines and through the siuInl-'
ii,S city and csrlcd 0i the Two General, In con
nland.
| The party was commanded by q young Cnuie,
crate officer named DALEY, who took his di>t!l
gII,hrl captivcs to his fathers home at Oaklan,
| VlipF he ana theni nrisnnnrs nf ,.oF