The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-02
H0UsRa0L HINTS.

FtS's Foot Ches 6 Boil the hooks
and teet OF equal quantity loose in q
pcs I'LL the mUss Will fall freely from
tns bODes; season we'll vito Depper
and salt; pos into O pan while hos and
prsss n. Cut 10 slices and serve With
vinegar or Worcester sauce
a Newspaper Remedy. -Lovers OF
celery will Ne happy u learn tbat il
IL not only luxury, but very useful
at Gle OF diet. II is claimed ,na,
'slery when boiled and served vita
bet milk IL cure Tor rheumatism
aud for smallpox. Ths remedy, IG IL
sAid, BIAS been tried by pDystcIans
9Th uplfo'm success III severe Gases
of roeumstlsm, govt, and tor small
ptX It 10 pTonlu need = 81 ecific
RarioIi aug Tomatoes. Make ii
drm paste With q ,ur, egg, aud a
lutle water. r. Il IT out la eneets rs
hin as pO'sihlt; cas t0eu uut In
z unt 1T out three iochts ID Clan esef
Jut on eaUn a inursei VI tue etutiiuE
described below; t0ld .frm over anu
turn up the edges, thus iorming tiny
lssoles. Let them Dry for couple
Il hours, then put tn+m carefully
boiling water, twenty minutes.
Dram them and dress them with tC-
mato sauce aud Parmesan cheese
The stutting: Boil some epinacD,
pass u through a sieve and sQueez
nut ef1ecta slI5 all moisture from II;
NIX with talf It's bulK OF bread
crumbs soaked IL cream, seas, WITH
nutmeg, pepper. salt, and grated Par
nesan cheese.
VeniSon Ham. Trim the ham
nicely and lasd vito thin slices OF
oacop, then soak five or ak hours in
the following: One-hslf cup OF e live
nj, sat, spices, thyme. one onion cut
10 slices and one or two glasses of wine
redl. turning it occasionally; then
cake out and roast before bright FIRE,
basting il With ,ts pickle. 1t will
AXE from one 10 two hours TO cook.
A poai,lce OF soft soap and crsoeer-
ries is sald to be efe Give in curing
corns.
To Make CdnUass Waterproof
NIne and one-half gallons OF lIDs,
III, one pound ,itnsrge. one pound OF
amber, boiled together for twenty
Jour hours. May be colored WITH
any paint. Lay on With brush.
Chappsd Hands.-"Rustic" gives
the following directions for keeping
the hands smooth during cold weather
and curing than when cbapped:
Wash them 10 butts rmilK in Wnicn
some wheat bran has been stirred
twenty hours before using, and dry
them over the fire without a towel.
The remedy is most effective il used
at night just before retiring.
Pumpkin P'e.-Tske The pumpkin
when sTeWed and while hot; stir in a
piece OF butter the size of an egg; to
every quart OF pumpkin after 1t Ii
stewed and mashed. add quart oil
milk and four or Elk eggs. as you
choose; sugar to taete; one-half tea
spoonful OF salt, tablespoonful OF
ginger, one tssspconiul OF cinnamon,
snd Que small nu meg grated. Bake
Ia hot oven IN q nice paste.
Mr. G. &. Harrison, York, Neb.
gives the Fdrmer OF that State tor.
ZEN OF suggestion On g currel I
theme: "reaoh the child to plant TIRE 0
be can call his Own, somstb'ng h
will watch over. in which be will taks
the deepest interest. Stimulate him
by opening to his view and thong
the mysteries of plaDts-how they
grow, how they are propsgated, hoW
thev should be cared for"
Sponge Cdke.-TWelve eggs, thei,
weight in graduated sugar and the
same o -four. 4 Beat tho yolks of be
Q .gs AND the sugar We'll togstner;
beat the whitas to 8 stiff frorh; eft The
q rur very lightly; add q tesspooniui
Of the beaten white of egg spd one OF
the flour alternately till all is used ::
then add toe grated rind and Juice OF
a lemon. Put "a well-gressed paper
10 a tin bskIng-psn aud bake tn
cake 10 it IN very hot oven; if it is
getting too brown on top cover with =
piece OF letter paper.