Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

SPoTs may be removed from the Garnet bv
an application Of Ox-gall or ammonia and
water.
To REMOVE Tar from the hands, rub with
Ine outside oil fresh orange and lemon neels
and wipe dry Immediately.
To REMOVE MTLDEw, rub the spots well with
soit-scap, then cover with n mixture of soan
the sun.
DELICATE LANBREQUISs for your guest cham
Der may be made at odd moments OF the nom
ular and pretty darned net; trim the edges
with lace, and line with colored silesia which
is pretty and in harmony with its environ
ments.
YEAsr CAKEs.-If you are afraid that your
yeast cakes are little stale, put one Of them
IN cup at warm water with a good pinch Of
hops let this stand for an hour or so before
using; IT will have an excellent effect on the
yeast and will insure good bread.
VEAL SALAD, IL made with care, will actu-
ally take the place OF chicken salad, and will
deceive the epicure. Use at this season OF the
year little lettuce torn ia small bits and
plenty OF celery salt. Make the dressing lust
the same as If the meat were chicken.
Az ECONOMICAL and appetizing way 10 co,,k
very small new potatoes is to FIRST wash and
scrape them well, boil them, aud the instant
they are done drain OF the water, dry them
OF, and then in the kAtIe, right with them.
make milk gravy. This is q nice dish for
breakfast or supper.
A NICE FILLING ron CHOCOLATE CAKE ia
made OF 1--WE tablesPOonfuls Of grated che,-
ftafR hga n a II II
" the egg does not moisien ID sufIic iently wet
1t with "A little milk; put IL in a little tin pail
aud set II IN a dish of boiling water, and cook
like euslard until II begins TO bubLle.-Rsw
York Post.
A PRETTY CARRIAGE ROBE FOR TnE BAHY In
OF sol white ianne; finish il around the edge,
with deep hem, featber-stiich the hem with
white or colored silk; then make a large bow
OF NO. IL salln ribbon, tic this gracefully, aud
lay on the robe near the center, and then Wilh
fancy sii;ahes fasten the bow, both Ioops'apd
ends, TO the flannel; work all around as IL IL
were applique work.
CLEANING HAIR BRUsHEs The best way In
which 10 clean ivory hair brushes is with
spirits OF ammonia, as Its effect II Immediate.
NO rubbing Is required, and cold water eag
he used just as successfully as warm. Take n
ieasp0Ontul Of the ammonia 20 n quart Of water
Dup the hair part Of the brush without weiting
the ivory and in a moment the grease is re-
moved then rinse ia cold water, shake well
and dry In the air, bUt not in the sun. Soda
and soap soften the brisIles and invariably
turn the ivory yellow.
APPLE SOUTFLs One pint Of steamed ap-
pies, one tablespoonful OF melted butter. halfa
eupfal OF sugar, the whites Of six eggs and the
yelks Of three, slight grating OF nutmeg.
STIR into The hot apples the butIer, the sugar
and nutmeg and the yelks Of the eggs, well
beaten. When this is cold, beat the whites Of
the eggs TO a stiff frOih aud stir inso the mix
tHTe. Butter a tbree-pint dish aud turn the
souiiie into IL. Bake thirty mnntes In n bo,
oven. Serve Immediately with any kiLd Of
sauce.
STETsD CUcUhBERs.-Pares six ine fresh su-
enmbers Cut each lenRibways into four
pieces; lay them for an hour In cold water:
take clean stew pan, and put In the bottom
Two tablespoons good butter Put In the Gu
cumbers seasoned with little pepper. Add
TWO tablespoons cold water; set the pan closely
covered On a slow Ere, and lrt the rucumbefs
ste" half hour or more tall well done. Do
not take OF the lid, except 10 stir the stew;
serve hot. IL you like onion favor. half an
onion sliced may be added 70 the stew.