Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-09-21
DOMESTIC.


DELICATE FRUITS" diet, particularly
for breakfast. which ordinarily means
abstinence from substantial fats, u the
death Of many Journalists - well - othel
persons, whom Journalists should teach tc
know better. Restore the old fashioned
hog and hominy" to IL wonted place,
and there would be such falling Oh in
the death rate hereabouts - would even
astonish the keeper Of the streets-so
mich better would people be able to with
stand their vile emanAtions- In short.
editors should teach the people in these
latitudes. that, IN one way or another,
every full grown man and woman, and
every youth, requires about two ounces of
some kind OF fat daily. as portion OF his
diet, and If not taken as food, the time is
hastened when 1t has to be as q medicine,
to simply prolong-it may be for year
or two-a miserable existence with con-
sumption or two other fatal disease in
consequence; dyspepsia" and loss of fat
being commonly the first admonitions. A
journalist. or any other person In this
latitude, who neglects to take due pro-
portion of fatty food to maintain bodily
will soon find himself grow
ing lean, his system will 1--we upon its IN
fat that which is distributed
the bodily tissues of healthy
he will shortly begin to have
dyspeptic symptoms, on account OF the
deficiency in his food to maintain healthy
nutrition.
To WASH fine 1annela knitted woolens.
Dissolve crude borax in water, q lump
IS large as the thumb to each quart. Boil
the borax, and cool 1t of until it is about
the temperature of river water In the rum
mer. Add little ilquid ammonia, less
than teaspoonful to quart. lfthe arti-
cles are very soiled, dissolve little soap
hat has no rosin in it. Do not rub the
flannel, nor wiring it, press it-a potato
masher will do as well for this - anything
else. Rinse it In water Of the same tenn
perature. White zephyr shawls and head
wraps can be cleansed by shaking them In
= pillow-case. with plenty of dry wheat
-four and pulverized borax. Rub the
worst spots In the -four IS If it were wa
er.
CHOCOLATE PIEs.-MaKe plain cup cake
md bake in washington-pie plates, having
he cake thick enough to split. After split
ting, spread one half with q filling made
Is below, place the top piece on, and sprin-
lie with powdered sugar. The cake should
Ilways be fresh. Filling: One square of
Bakers chocolate, one cupful Of sugar,
he yolks of two eggs, one third, of cup
ul of boiling milk. Mia scraped :choco-
ate and sugar together; then add. very
lowly, the boiling milk, and then the
ggs, and simmer ten minutes, being care
al that it does not burn, Flavor with
anilla. Have fully cold before using.
TURKEY CIoQUErTEs.-Chop very finely
e pound in mortar the remnants-freed
rom fat or bone-of roast or boiled
urkey. Heat piece of butter the size
# an egg; chop together little onion
nd sprig On parsley and add to the butter |
Nth large tablespoonful of flour. When
7ell cooked put in q cupful Of strong |
tcck and seasoning of pepper, salt, little
mon juice and sherrysand and the .tur-
ey, Set away to cool, and when cold
,ould into small rolls; dip into q beaten
gg, then into cracker crumbs, and fry in
OF lard. Serve heaped around pile OF
rench canned peas made very hot and
,asoned with butter.
To MAKE RASPBERRY VINEGAR.-Take
hree Quarts of raspberries, pour over them
ne quart of good cider. vinegar; let stand
hours; pour of the juice
IKE the same quantity of fruit again, and
, on the third time; then to one quart
juice add one pound Of crushed sugar,
ut it in stone jar, put the jar in pot
yer the fire with water and let it boil two
ours; then take it out when cold bottle
nd tie up the mouth (not cork) with white
aper, sticking few holes in it, 1t will
, ready to use at any time.
PIsH PAsH OF MUTToN.-Take any lean
utton, cut ii in small pieces without any
It or gristle, boil it down into q nice
9th. Then take out the meat. Wash
teacup of rice nicely and boil it for q
tile while in the broth, until it begins to
ok transparent. All grease to be skim
ed of. Then take mutton chop or two
Ike out the bone, cut In dice. Boil the
hole together, with whole onion and
tie pepper and salt, for quarter of an
,ur. Serve it without straining. The
me recipe does for beef, chicken, turkey
rabbit.
SPICED BREF.-Three or four small Sill
s of pork; fry it TILL it is light brown;
en- lay in your raw beef in one piece /;
it brown little both sides then cov-
1t with water, and let it stew over a
oderate fire for five six or seven hours,
I'd water a, 1t boils away, 50 that there
III be enough left when done to make a
avy. About half an hour before 1t is
me salt to your taste and add one tea
oonful whole allspice and good sized
OK of cinnamon. When done, take out
e meat and thicken the gravy with q
tie flour smoothed in water.
DIprHTHERn.- Dissolve one tablespoon
of sulphur in glass Of cold water
rgle the throat six or eight times a day.
,ok salt pork In vinegar and bind on the
roat; when the paroxysms come on soak
e hands and feet in just as hot water Is
e patient Will bear, with tablespoon of
king powder thrown in. Rubbing the
IBIS and body will assist greatly in throw
! of the disease. The simple sulphur II
Dedy is very effectual in common sore q
-oat. lp
JOHNNY CAKK.-Take one quart OF but !,
milk one teacup of -four, two-thirds of :
eacupful of molssses, a little salt, one
spoonful of salerstus, one egg (beat of
urse). Then stir in Indian mesl, but be
re and not put in too much. Leave it
n that 1t will almost run. Bake in q
in any oven, and tolerably quick. If
S not first-rate and light it will be be-
Use you make it too thick with Indian Z
al.
rAPIoCA SoUP.-Make good beef soup ,
Ii two pounds of meat and bone and Z
0 and q half quarts OF cold clear water, !