The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

1t has been pretty clearly estab-
lished that Il paws thirty per cont.
more on the investment 70 have steers
ready for market ~ two years OLD than
Il doe. ~ three years.
Simple Dessert. Put eight crack
crs into deep dish and pour On
enough boiling water to cover. Let
them stand till soaked. and then CRATE
over them nutmeg and white sugar
with sweet cream enough 70 make
nice sauce.
Oyster Pie. Line deep dish with
pun paste. dredge the crust with Hour
pour in the oysters. season we'll with
bits Of butter. salt and pepper. and
sprinkle Hour over; pour on some q
| the oyster liquor and cover with crust
having nm opening In the center - A.
\ low the steam 20 escape. One pint q
\ oysters will make this pie.
Apple butter Is made BY boiling sliced (
apples, first pared and cored, IN sweet
\ cider The cideris boiled down 70 about
\ one half Is bulk before the apples are
I stewed in it. The butter il packed in
kegs. jars. or bottles, and will keep
long time A large quantity Is made
for use on sca-going vessels. Any KIND
OF flavoring spice may be used. but no
sugar Is required.
Snow Cake. IL Four cupiuls Of fine
white sugar. and heaping cupfnl Of
butter. beaten together till line and
smooth. While beating. add gradually
two-thirds Of cupfnl OF milk. and then
add the whites Of twelve eggs beaten 70
A rood foam. Sift three cupfuls Of
flour. cup two-thirds full Of corn
starch. and two teaspoon'uis Of baking
powder together. aud stir in gradually.
Mustard Pickle. One ounce each
Of cloves. alIspice. black pepper and
fumeric. one pound mustard. one gal
8 Ion vinegar Of which reserve one quart
: 10 mix with the mustasd. Put the spice
4 IN thin cloth and boil in the vinegar,
9 then take out the spice and stir the
2 turmeric and mustard smoothly into the
. boiling vinegar. Pour this on the
\ pickles. Bottle and cork tightly.
< An instructive experiment is that
reported Of farmer who plowcd in 4
II quantity OF cornstaIks on an acre Of
II land. and burned an equal quantity on
e another acre. Both acres being plant
% ed with corn. the burned one gave the
Ie best start. but the acre Of the plowed'
d. IN stalks eventually caught up. ran
10 past. and completed the best crop. Re
D. suits would vary with light or heavy
soils. but would doubtless show mos'
profit on the same side IN all.
-Pop Overs. Make . batter will
two cups Of siited Hour. two eggs. two
Is cups OF milk and little salt. Beat tn
n 4 rs 10 foam and the batter like sixty
~ don 1 use any baking powder or any
~ thing else to make 4 light; the beating
Il 10 do that Have the muffin tin
- well buttered and piping hot. pa
- in the batter as quickly as poslbl
and bake in very hot oven. The
4" viii pun up most astonishingly and ,
(, Is lisht a. feather II they are We
W made and baked
IN lump Of butter in frying pan; cover q
bottom Of the pan with onions slice
- very thin; then Law the steak over then
IN when the onions are fried until the
IN are tender. put the beef on the botto'
~ 81 the pan and cover Il with the onion
add butter or lard As you need Il. kiv'
ers cooked in this way Is nice also VINE
ply Il u done Law IL on platter ana neg
ee- the onions on the meat. a very iitt
The gravy made in the pan n which "
ipf. have cooked the meat ana onions y
49, addition. but make only little ana "a
.inI over Inc meat rc1c0AtsA.6 - *<t- M 4
M salt and pepper.
~, - Soiled undcr-garments Or the wa
80 clothes should not be put into Gloss
~, ventilated or mot ventilated In
80 should be placed in large bag ma
for the purpose. or roomy basket, q
then nut into well. aired room at sol
me distance from the family. Having "a
pe excluded one Of the fertile sources
az bad odors in closets. the next point
'a'u 10 see that the closets are prope
ase ventilated. IL matters not how Gle
go The clothing in the closet may be-;
w., q there Is no ventilation that CLOTH
,'o' will not be what Il should be. Any 8
- ments after being worn for = while
no absorb more or less Of the cxhalatit
SO" which arise from the body, and u
contain an amount or foreign-it may
q 10 hurtful matter. which free circulat
vast Of pure air can soon remove
> Of Potato Soup Take slice Of
this RAJ picked pock four inches SOUS
ears. and without frcshcning fry i crisp
pro the kettle in which the soup Is 20
was made. II one dislikes pork. ~
for tablcspoonfuls Of slightly Drowned
~ ter viii answer the same purpt
Then add three pints Of boiling W.
ana one and halfpints Of sliced po'
and half dozen sliced onions.
49, thirty minutes; season with salt
s.' pepper 10 suit the taste. and add q
nicccs IL toast or some bread and cr'
80. cr crumbs. II one desires the
80 ~. clear X can be strained and the
49, - = ~. romoroI although think !