The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-13
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"A weak solutt,n ~ ammonia w.,l
slrive away worns from flower ss,is.
Apply once 4 urrk.
lin China night soil and other ma.
nures are carefully preserved IL pits IN
the ground, covered over 50 ~ to ire.
vent evaporation and loss.
Hard Ssnce. Four ounces of but.
ter. five osnc..~ of sugar. beaten IL n
cre1m; pif il on the dish. You can
Md q scrapc of nutmeg or a little lemon
jsicc wht<l heating il. rs you likc-not
slough ~ thin II, only 10 flavor.
Wheaton Gems. One egg. one cup
IF swatt milk. three cups Of Hour. one
AZ tablespoon ri butter. or two a
cream, two teaspoons II baking-pow-
der; bake IN gem-pans in u hot oven.
filling the pans onc-third full. Have
pans hot and well buttered when The
batter j. put on. Water may be used IN
The place of milk. and The egg may be
omitted. Very nice.
Pink cream. which Is very orna-
mental for dessert or for tea. is easiis
prepared and well rcpays ones efforts.
Take the juice of red rasphcrrics. u 81
Strawberries. 81 Of currants; sweetcn ~
suit your taste; beat sweet cream unil
il il like froth: mix with the Juice Of the
fruit. serve in 4 glass dish or IN wine
glasses. The proportion 81 cream TO
juice Is a matter ~ taste; enough Juice
should be used 70 color and flavor the
cream.
Prof. "A. +. Blount SAYS that 4 sin
gle grain Of wheat cannot carry ON its
habits and develop according "a is ma
tire on less than sixteen quar- inches
81 land. and that every pound ~f seed
wheat should be made 10 produce it,
bilshel All over the world: also thai the
sowing Of large quantities ~ seed 10 get
a good stand j. the worst kind 81 econ
omy, al the farmer loses his seed and
never IN any instance can make ~ large
= yield As hy thin sowing.
do not feed for al least ~ elw hours
before killing poultry. A fowl Killed
while digestion l. going On " i'll not keep
a week. The spotted appearance. of the
~kin 81 dressed poultr, j. c,rs~cd b. the
feathers having been plucked while the
blood was still fluid. II u better not 10
pick the birds while warm. A full crop
and careleSsneS- IN dressing will greatly
lower the market value Of fowls. Pack
when entirely cold but not frozen. Lay
them with back inward ana leos an
straight.
A subscriber writes 10 The lcounfry
Gcnncnan that Ne has followed TIA
practice ~ hauling manure ~ Ill t;.lds
III the winter. and thinks the No. ben
eficial results follow the plan az spread
inc II directly from the sleigb. When.
re saws. the manure 4 III o,,t. n Il Ill.
posed IL. there can b. no further waste.
AMI IL ferfilizes the firSt crop ~ thc land
thns treated. He con~;dere themanure
very much more valuable when applied
III 4 green state. and when Il i mingled
10 4 great extent with frozen liouid ma
n,.rc. than If allowed " 1eaah Ana dry
Tor months before used.
Charlotte RnsSe--Take half Al
ounce ii gelatinc and put ia only lust
enough warm water to cover n: while
this Il slowly di,solving take one mint
~ thick. sweet cream AMI whip Il ID 10
a stiff frnth: beat well the white ii one
egg: after the rclatine Is dissolved boil
Il for two or three minutes. then sweet
"a and flavor II: when Il is about Al
warm A. new milk add the cream and
egg and beat the mixture until il l. cold.
III tho sponge cake over which this l. ~