Sharp County record., 1879-10-30
: FOR THE HOUSEHOLD
The Table.

lack adnlse sne a make iohnnycake use one qual'
es TO nIoers %Iulnrers m ope teacupful flour, two
led Sb'"se must end rao',nf moasses little salt'
|of sIf must show M f saeratus, one egg peat
|o S1' Ho desire fl :. an thin that it will almost
o. ~ any way Tes a;n fin. If it is not llght, II
anu tst uelght her sca,,se it is made too thick
hat is the m"st IN her for puddings is COM
met said aSe - one cupfu sugar, half cup
he eyennn ~ an Old sa - b;nped to a cream; ada one
Iender n9 "S lie et& lng water and scad, but not
featnroPr P' "oman ,eoIap with two easpoontus OF
|miled bo; rob. add one winegasS OF VINE
|eable wn nOto besD, and well beaten egg
monosvlabes "'q n qqd o eustard pie is made as fol
u in being ahIo nT PdPosd the milk and let 1t cool;
loved to tall CT To s sweet apples to each cupful
of being one % bao two-thirds cupful of pow
mce she had n"1 a ,aar four well beaten eggs, one
| D'i'nef 'r5;lk r57;lk onefourth of nutmeg
woman who id, aarthen pe-dish with arch crust,
pleasure ~ ;tbake for half an hour 10 be
IS never spoken of as cold
erS aimed perban aoKed Indian-puddng prepared as
person or some Sso pc laid to be most delicious: one
Sc than blows M - sweet milk. Heat about half
[ltticiSm may canSo MN half teacupful of Indian
|oughteSs hearors snoooth with little of the cold
whom it is levo and nom into the scalding milk,
II needle piercinc tS' ;r~ meanwhile Then add one
pull stands ont Si of four mixed smooth with more
always veil ho. hn cod milk and one beaten egg.
would faip no aen and season to taste, with lit
The face is oyn salt and lump of butter if desired
betravs tbe o ada tbe remainder of the cold milk.
et often it is but ke two hours.
e tue character No ellv can exceed in looks or fla
history of men an tbaf which is made of crab-apples.
thelr beauty of g e NAN not know that by taking out
u heart and We core the Jelly will be far nicer look
H. heartleSs Women Al nice dessert can be made by
ana apparent n WING cored crabapples in sugar very
whose life has been lv with lump Of butter. Extract
| len,on NAV be added. Placed on
Us been written ater or covered dish, it has very
beauty of feature lnetzinc appearance. If steamed and
|er but no one r;nked with sugar. or laid i'll sauce
reminded very sh Of sirup, they make nice sauce
we can not all bar teal
o om ;T al ATTAIN The following is given as receipt
aroooLTa Mlll and mice pumpkin pie; Cut sold
6,t ~ ~ umpkn in quarters remove all the
the only eeds. then bake until soft Pumpkin is
WILL will last as long nuch sweeter baked than Sewed, and
soul SOUL lheet 'ot sd waterv When done, scrape out
II more earnest! N the meat and rub through coan-
iy tllan The me er To every quart Of the pumpkin
~ feature, but one quart of rich milk and
terfloIe mist cup of rich sweet cream, two
ior beauty, for ablespoonfus of moasses and sugar
ehIS the best to sweeten to your taste. Mix in tea
re t1ose who pspoonfu of SALT half teaspoon
Y ol Oeng agrees fill Of cinnamon, one teaspoon megs
circumstances teaspoonfuls of ginger, and the yelks OF
+e Is agreeable three well beaten eggs. Beat all well
her to be So tooo bor lpavino no Jumps of SPICE and
make her husta lastly add the whites of three eggs
!" dark the Su beaten very stiff Line deep plate with
Ppltlous the c rich PASTE wet the edge and lay two
ION the ght trps of the paste around then fill with
IS VIII not rise the pumpkin and bake till you can put
IN thelmOu knifeblade in the center without It's
|5rillheSs wHE running.
|nd's heart, and Miscellaneous.
easy 10 pear Ito keep lemons fresh place them in
W nelSel jar filled with water, to be renewed
ybe Ho,,aos,% oUI every day or two.
-Rubbino fat-irOns on sand-paper
sy of Sun will remove every bit of starch, and rem
- der them very smooth.
Ecudlng theN To prevent moths in carpets wash
IL iade cap the floor before laying them, with spir-
FecKleS, Wgs its of tmpentine or benzne.
hooIt oni To clean straw bonnes, first brush
|boaItt in IL Them with soap and water, then with
hisooSo and solution Of OXalic acid.
Instead M Milk which has turned or changed,
careful house may be sweetened or rendered fit for
! down thea uSe again, by stirring in little soda
put the gOD Dry paint can be softened and re-
| m ana mus moved by an application, with a swab,
the unlea 4Of strong solution of OXalic acid
aSant ana s To make mustard plaster that will
gEag ol I I draw well but not blister, mix with
NJ ana nut eA the white of egg instead of water or
| eau Ou' Ill ~ vinegar
b9tb andb If shirt-bOsom or any other article
| at ifs ver has been scorched in ironing, lay it
|mIl entra where bright will fall directly on it.
mucb the 1t will take it entirely out.
| in doors Salt or beef's-gall, in the water,
land mOr helps to set black A tablespoonful of
+ts andt s spirits of turpentne to gallon OF water
hue to sets most blues, and alum is very ef-
|ection fD ficacious in setting green. Black or
lone may E very dark calicoes should be Stiffened
Is and I'D with gum-arabic-fiye cents worth is
4 of an enough for dress. IT, however, starch
ances 50 is used, the garment should be turned
|ut better ~ wrong side out. I'D. ...
|e than I'll There various methods for re-
ItaiSte moving ink-stains from white fabrics,
| if they but most of them attack the material
will pre0 itself With colored goods the difficulty
ITO the S is increased, for that which will remove
|poSedh the ink will destroy the color. An
|ltly aHe European paper now states that if the
person stain is dipped into hot melted suet or
slnly talow and washed when cold in hot
Fe epNr water it will remove the ink together
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