Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-06

whites of eight eggs; flavor with vanilla;
raisins and one lemon, peeled; chop
togethet; then add one-half cup of water
and one cup OF sugar.
ORANGE PyRAMID.-Cut the peel in six
or eight equal pieces, making the incls-
ion from the stem downward; peel each
piece down about half way; and bend it
sharply to the right, leaving the peeled
orange apparently in cup, from n, whlcf
il is removed without much difficulty.
Pile the oranges so prepared IN pyra-
mad on high fruit dish, and you have
an elegant center-plece.
Pressed We boil a beef tongue the
day before it is used, and like quantity
of lean veal. Chop very fine. Season
the tongue with pepper, powdered
sweet herbs, q teaspoontul OF mustard,
a little nutmeg and cloves, plnch
of each; season the veal in
like manner, with the addition of salt.
Pack in alternate spoonfuls as irregular
ly as possible, in cups, bowls, or Jars
which have been we'll buttered. Press
very hard as YOU go on smooth the top
and cover with melted butter. When
this cools close the can, and keep in
cool, dry place. Turn out whole, or cut
in thin slices for tea. 1t is a pretty and
savory relish, garnished with parsley or
the b1anched tops Of celery. -
COTTAGE PUDDING.-One cup OF sugar;
half cup butter; one egg; one cup sweet
milk; tablespoonful soda dissolved in
milk; two teaspoonfuls cream tartar in
the flour; three cups flour; half tea
spoonful extract of lemon. Sprinkle o
little sugar over the top just before put
ting in the oven, bake in small bread
pan, and wheR done cut in squares, and
serve with sauce made of two table,
spoonfuls butter, cup of sugar, table,
fuls -four wet with little cold water and
stirred until like cream; add pint OF
boiling water, let boil two or three min
utes, stirring all the time. After taking
from the fire add half teaspoonful lemon
extract.
How to Make inexpensive Curtains.
Many pretty little home has one or
more rooms with windows draped with
simple cheese-cloth. Though inexpen-
sive, the graceful folds of the creamy
material keep out the glare Of light and
give softer tone to everything in the
apartment. 1t is a pleasant thought that
the same talent which works out beauti-
full designs for our most elegant furnish
ings is also employed to give grace and
beauty to more common things. We
find the exquisite patterns of the most
expensive materials repeated in cheaper
goods, 30 that even though person
have little money she may have pretty
things. An exchange gives the following
descriptions of some curtains suitable for
sitting-room or bedroom The de-
sign originated in the New York art
rooms. The curtains are inexpensive,
the full cost for two deep windows be-
ing about $3.50. The materials required
are two yards Of cretonne. ten or twelve
y ards of cheese cloth, and sufficient lace
for: finishing the front edges of
the curtain and making an insertion
across the top of each. Be careful in
purchasing the cheese-cloth to get
piece which is evenly woven, and with
out black threads. Scrym may be used
instead of cheese-cloth, if preferred, but
it is more expensive. In buying the
cretonne, get two patterns which har-
monize, buying one yard of each. Cut
each yard in four pieces, lengthwise.
Each curtain has two Of these pieces at
tn.op' sup' ~ ~ 90 ieei .iTu I'll, ": i"Ie ue
scrlbed. Take one piece CT each pat
tern OF cretohne' stltch the lace mser-
son petween them, turn down the edge
apoue 40 an men OF the one intended tor
aheap ehe top 1..t o. Lhe curtain, ana stltch the
pudding-bag seam. Make hem twelve
tnches me Meep on the potion OF the cur,
taln; lne lace ior the cultalns should
, pe apoue lour lnches Wide: Lay the
lace lla1 on me rlght SIDE OF the curtalns
an am men !r from IN, the eoge, with the straight
euSe OF the lace toward the selvedge
and aI:a the polnted edge turning backward.
otlch IL on, ioid Gown the hem on the
wrong s'ue ana catch IL 1ast with long
stic1es- tut V.shaPed piece out OF
.he iace at me lower corner OF the cur
an, seam lile lace together ana sew 1t
across a. me p9ttom OF the CURTAIN:
.o;nn uIi,Ii w ~ eilecti'e way o! making cur
anan; ea'na ". .a's hliiu, anu perhaps sun less