The Worthington advance., 1879-01-30

fashion to some, but it works very we'll.
I know Of coal.scuttle that has done
good service for five years since it was
pronounced worn out, simply by having q
piece Of cloth patched on with thick flour
paste. 1t needs renewing about. twice a
year. A lady told me that she mended
big dish-pan ~ covering the bottom
with white paiAt, end then putting on q
piece of white cloth, which she also GOV :
cred with paint. She had used it five
years then, and it is eleven years ago, so
l presume she is using 1t still, as she was
not woman given to change.
Breakfast Rolls.-One pint of new
milk, half cup of butter; heat the milk
and butter until near boiling, let cool
until lukcwarm; add half cup of good
yeast, mix in flour to make soatt dough.
cover warm and leave until morning.
Roll into sheet an inch thick, cut with
biscuit cutter, spread over them melted
butter with feather, fold each. one and
apply the butter to the upper side: fill a
pan, let rise thirty minutes; or until they
are like rutfs; oake in quick oven.
Turn the knob gently, there's paint on
the door.-NeD York Ne,os. Walk along
softly, we've just washed the foor.-Mer
sden Recorder. Set on the sofa we bought
at the store.-Graphic. And don't say a
word till you hear daddy snore.--PAila-
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