The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

MANY farmers 81 experience have
said that II timber be cut in The latter
part Of August or first d September.
the worms viii not bother II.
DRIVE two large nails through ,~o
spcols. rs far apart = your brDom-han-
die Is thick. and hang your broom on
brush up. 20 keep il straight.
AVON IL possible an exclusive diet 81
whole corn for poultry: II NAV put on
fat. but i j. not rs good for eggs Let
corn be fed a. only one among other
grains
ALL tools. going out Of use for the
season. should be put away in \ whole
and bright condition Teach the bow
the habit OF cleaning shoyels. hoes ana
culfivator-feeth.
PIcKLED EGGs-Boil fresh eggs
hard. when cold remove the shell.
cover them with good vinegar; add ali
and pepper 10 TASTE II you put raY
beets with the eggs il viii make them
nice red color.
BAKED CrsTARD--Beaf senarxraIv
the whites and yelks Of three e.y..s. Aha
them 10 a pint Of milk with lirrle all
sugar. nutmeg and vanilla 10 taste Set
the dish or cups in pan Of hot wafer
in the oven and bake twenty or twenty
five minutes.
JOHNNY CAKE--One mint of boiIed
rice or hominy. one egg. one table
spoonful Of butter, salt 10 taste: f,ou-
enough TO make q soft dough Roll
half an inch thick: bake quick. without
blistering; serve hot Tear the cakes
open and butter Cut the cakes four
inches long and three wide
CASARIEs- The parasites which A.
feet these birds may be gotten nd II
BY merely placing clean cloth over
the cage a night In the morning Il
viii be covered with very minute red
spots. almost invisible without micro
scope These are the yermin 20 annoy
ing and 50 often fatal TO birds
MOUNTAIN DEw PrDDrxG. Pour
large crackers, one pint Of sweet milk.
a little SALT the yelks oftwo eggs. well
bea'en: bake thirty minutes. then add
the whites OF two eggs. with half i
cup Of pulverized sugar beaten 10 4
still frOth, set il in the oven until
slightly Drowned Serve without sance-
The QUEEN or PrDDIxcs.- One pins
OF bread crumbs. one quart If milk. *
ounces OF sugar, butter 0f the size II
an egg. the yelks Of four errs. flavor
with lemon and bake a cusfarl. Beat
the whites Of four eggs 10 \ fr0th and
mix with II 4 cup Of powdered sugar
and the juice Of lemon: spread = LAYER
Of fruit jelly while hot: cover with the
and bake until slightly brown.
This Is 10 be eaten cold with cream. or
warm with any sauce
ToNATo Mar PUDDT~G. the
bottom Of a pudding dish with bread
crumbs put on them LAYER II UNDER
done meat cut in thin slices. then
layer Of tomatoes. peeled and ais0
sliced 10 : pint add an even table
spoonful Of sugar. then . few bits II
butter. pepper. salt and little onion II
agreeable. then bread crumbs. meas
md Tomatoes. repeating until the dish ,
: full. put over all = layer Of bread .
snimhs and bake until lgh; brown ,
Serve hot
To kFEP GLrE FoE USE--C0rnmoa
ylue may b. dissolved and kept for use .
n the following manner: soak the I
-lue- previously broken into small :
'ieces. in cold water for twenfv-fonr :
l0urs. then add sufficient water ana
ring u 20 = boil until the clue i al
This may be kept in wide I
n0uthed jar To prepare il for use. ,
'ut the jar in hot water until the glue !
: liquid By adding few drops II oil '
4 cloves 70 4 pint II the glue ii will be r
'ept from molding or becoming foul =
TIE advantage Of pressing the soil l
Yer newly planted seeds. especially in q
dry time. j. enforced BY the following
xperience reported in the London n,
'ardensrs' Chronicle This season y
aye used the garden roller for almost /.
verything. and / never saw seeds come
p 50 well; every bed j. = square a. il
honld be. without gap to Ill up. This r
by no means the case EVERYWHERE G
IA as have been the rounds hear !.
he complaint. MY beets have come
al. or Nv onions are very thin OF q
Dmething Of that son. = =
BorLED PEACH DrnPLrSG.- For the I.
rust 4 pound Of sified tiour. a half \.
ound of clarified beef drippin-S. :
uarter ~ pound II lard. and half
'aspconful u salt; mix three quarters "
pound ~ the flour in bowl with =
lblespoonful 81 butter. the salt and y
Imblerfnl or les II ice-wafer. (for the
aste must be stiff roll il out On your y.
pard. using the ress Of the pound for i.
ding i. and put the lard AMI drip n
ngs IN small pieces al OVERT double. n
n roll out again. being careful not ID u
reak the crust: roll out once more. =
"a up. and put il in the ice-box till n
'ady % boil. peel and cut in fwo four !.
iarts Of peaches. sprink king them with
quarter 81 = pound ~ sugar; roll your
lsie out about a quarter 81 m inch 81
lck in the middle and thinner AZ the y
lges. having il n nearly round a. III
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