The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-06-26
DOMESTIC HfsTS.

a OuGaA AOSSo go
boiling.
Sugar should be Drowned III a dry
pan for sauce.
Wrap fruit jars with paper 10 keep
cut the light.
Wet and tiour we'll the inside d
psdding bags.
Fiss ars good boiled five minutes
and served hot.
Never wash r~aisins; wipe them
with a dry cloth.
Keep preserves in a dry place; sea-
| with ffOnr paste.
Benzme Iswer admirably for
thinning gold paint.
Boil cCtIee in aisalE sack, it Is nicer
chan egg to settls ii.
Put soda in soar fratit for pies and
they will require hess sugar.
\ little snlphate of potIssa added TO
preserves prevents f~erniemtstion.
Afser pairing frutt drop il in cold
water to prevent it changing color.
When sauce boiles from the side of
the pam the iour or corD starch Is
done.
Glazs the bostom crust OF nrgit pies
with white OF egg and they will not
be sogggs
Salt VIII rcmoye the. Stain saused
by eggs from silver. Ii. must be APP
! piled dry
To whiten silver. Cream of SDrtar
/ o.. comnon salt 2 OF, water 90 o..
total, So Ok
Always rat a little soda in milk
that is to be boised, as an. acid is
formed by boiling,
Seal the juice left froFS, canning
fruits in snsall bottles, anca keep boa
making fruispudding saucesr
DO not boil vinegar fotr pickles
Boil the Vegetables ia salt and water
drain and poor the vinegar on
For convenience iii cleaning lamp
chimneys, noshing is nicer than .
small congratulated to the end efa
stick.
To remove tarnish fromY jGweirys
Carbonate of soda | or, 5ieachings
powder oz.,- common salt oz.,s
water 8 or.
To clean walnut stairs: Milk1seWr
or sweet, well Rubbed into black wall
nut stairs with an old soft flannel will
make them look perfectly new.
A pretty bangle-board is maderin
the shape OF q. crescent. it Is cov-
cred with pale blue satin and AaSa
design of daisies- painted q 1t.
Al simple cakeis made of one cup Of
sugar, half a&cup OF butter. one-thiud
of a cup of milk three eggs, a cup
and y half of flour, and a ~teaspoonful
Of baking powder.
An effective .4chair. back Is of pale
yellow pongee with design of spider.
webs aud conyentionalized wild roses.
The webs are. worked in white silk.
and the roses Inrpale pink with godd5n
stamenS
Aa5it of poroas paper is better for
polishn eyeglasses and spectaGles
than anything else. The sort OF. paper
upon which newspapers are printed Is,
dry with the paper.
Salt pork may, be broiled o Z fried In.
the same manner rs bacon, and by
many is considered more wholesome.
! Cut the pork in slices; parboil .it in
boiling waters. brnil or, fry and serve
with slices of lemon.
DO not throw away the tops OF
m~ousqnetaire gloves, but use them for
decorative pnrposes, painting them
with any fanciful design. They will
be serviceable for covering sachetss.
boxes ard other articles.
Rats arc said to abhor chloride OF.
lime and win leave any place whesSs
il is. As it is harmless, housekeepers.
may place it in the haunts OF these
denominations without fear Of the pet
dog or cat suffering from .scold pisen.'n
Al cement. said TO be excellent for
alabaster and marble, is made as fol-
lows: One part infusorjal earth, SIX
parts fine lead, SIX parts slaked lime,
and twelve parts Portland cement,
mixed to a thick paste with siicate
of soda
A. handsome splasher, has tia cen-
ter OF linen or scrim,, with a design
OF grasses in outline stitch. The bor-
der is made of squares OF antique
lace edged with antique Lace AZ is
placed over a back ground Of colored
cotton cloth.
Put away the milk at once when it
is served. In five minutes, an authors
ty saws, milk that is left uncovered
and standing near any drain or on the
bricks by a garbage pail will imbibe
enough impurities, to, make 1t spoiled
for the baby's use.
A very simple and n~ourishing dish
is made of two pounds of lean round
steak, finely minced, and simmerod
i for three hours in n quart Of water,
sailed to taste. Serve with boiled
rice. II liked, curry powder may be
added to the gravy.
Some designs for d'oylsgs are con