The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-09

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which they were taken.
Rye Breakfast Cakes. --TWocups Of
rye meal. one half cup o. molassez. one
and one-half cups OF sweet milk. one
teaspooniuI o. soda. and = little salt.
Bake 10 once In gem pans.
--Sauce for boiled beef Crate q
quantity Of horse radish. boil Il IN
sufficient water 70 give II the consistency
III sauce. add pinch 81 salt and two Or
three tablcspoonfuIs Of tarragon vine
gar; then stir in. or the fire. q gill Of
cream. beaten up with yelk d an egg.
The inis<sfriaiisf states thst Mr.. j.
M. Van Nordstrand. Of Kansas. who
narrowed and rolled his wheat in
spring. harvested 2lI bushels per acre.
while his neighbour crops from similar
attention. yielded only at the rate Of
three 70 sixteen bushels.
For some reason or other says the
Rural Home. new varieties Of potatoes
deteriorate more rapidly than they
did before the appearance Of the pofa-
to-beetle. and the consequent use Of
Paris-green II the poison affects the
vitality Of the leaf SO that ID ceases 70
perform its functions before the
maturity Of the tubers. their quality
would be affected thereby.
The composition Of buckwheat has
been examined by NJ. &. Lechartier.
lie states that the proportion Of mineral
matter in the straw increases with the
weight The straw may indeed become
richer In phosphoric acid than the
grain. differing thus completely from
that Of the other cereals. The straw Of
. crop Of buckwheat may contain more
mineral matter than does the grain.
moved from the soil BY an entire crop
Is much more considerable than fol- q
crop Of wheat containing the same
quantity Of grain.
More might be said about whole
some cellars additional to the excellent
remarks quoted from DR. Dempsey. II
Is question Of prime Importance.
greater 70 farmers and their families
than perhaps any other sanitary one.
Old houses around which the soil il
reeking with sIops Of ali kinds. the foul
air from which il sucked into the house
through the walls bv the draft Of the
warm building. are undoubtedly q cause
Of many Of the mysterious yisitations III
zymotic diseases 10 solitary and appar-
entity breezy and healthfnl. and even
cleanly kept country homcs.-N r.
Tribune.
Cream 70 use with any kind az
LAYER cake = made from tia rcr;ne.
Take one pound 81 blsnched almonds
pounded 70 y haste. one coffee cum
OF thick. sour cream. two tablesnoon.
fnls Of corn starch scalded m : little
sweet milk. beat ali to,ether ana
spread between he LAYERS ii ne cake:
flavor with 4 little almond extract
This il very rich and i suitable for fbe
incest kinds Of cake. For more com
mon use Al inviting cream NAV ~
made III this rav: Take I mint ~ sweet
milk. thicken II with half 4 cup ~ corn
starch. ala half 4 Gun ~ SMEAR Ana boil
until the cream or custnrd i Of The
consistency ~ starch. When almost
Cool Ala one tabiespoopful 81 lemon O.
vanilla and spread between the LAYERS
OF the cake.
Pumpkin or Squash Pie. Cut the
pumpkin or SQUASH into very thin slices
and boil until tender In AZ little water u
possible. watching carefully that Il does
not scorch: set the stew kettle Oh tor
the stove. drain on ali the water. mash
and rub through the cullender ~ sieve:
for two pies take three heaping coffee
cupfuls Of the strained pumpkin. add
ing to il while warm piece OF butter
the size Of 4 walnut. one mint u rich
hot milk. ten heapjnr tablespoonfnls
sugar. two slightly hcaped teaspoonfuls
of ginger. one and 4 half tcaspoonfulS