The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-06
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

HOUSEHOLD HINTS
SILVER that Is not ln frequent Use viii |
NOT VaiiiI7n IL Oufied I'D oatmeal.
lurpentine and spirits OF ammouIa |
Wal! remove paint spots from any kind |
Of cloth.
Mustard water j.. said to be excellent |
for cleansing the hands after handling |
odorous substances.
RAISE THE CRUSHED rrIror VEL
vET-Hoid the wrong side of the velvet
over bowl of boiling water. stretching
Fl tight. and the pile Of velvet will be
gradually raised
So loosen q rg-t,.-ora,y arr1, ba.f I'm
its end A small bar or rod IF IRON n9t
AT the end. if Redeemed i'm the fire and
applied for two or three minutes will
make easy the withdrawal Of the screw.
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which yo,, wall window Won, ,yiiI fnd
that f1oar marie ,,,tt.y, st.,irs on. win
he much more eaIiIy renewed fhan if
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broidery NAV be brirbted in The same
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there Is no more certain IhGI@auoh OF
the heed OIL drainage on laha IMAM the
growth OF what we call water or swamp
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10 o' grown Ao'euo Dl"ue'
HoNEY PUDDING.-Ihree Pints thin
ly-sltced apples, one pint flour, one pint
corn-meal, small piece OF butter, one
teaspooniul soda, the juice OF Two
lemons and three grated lemon rlnds'
sur the dry soda INTO the honey, then
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"uuse''
tommy intters help make variety tor
the breakfast table. Boil the hominy
the day before, then take two teacuptuls
OF 1t and STIR small cuptul OF sweet
milk and little salt with IT, and one
egg four tablespoonful of flour, with
nan Tablespoonful! OF baking pQWder'
nave your trying pan reauy win t ne
lat not III II, drop OI'S oatVer III .!
Spoon uis' anu IT! uetic1'e o'o" Il;
ne ne naEot Is DETER II nan oHI'Tl an"
h'lL '"'u Is "9ou' i"'u0A 'u"u al '"iU'
Nice dressing for Sandwiches; One
half pound of sweet butter, two table
spoontuls OF mixed mustard, three table
spoOnfuls of salad oil, little red or
black pepper, small portion OF salt
aud the yolk OF one egg. Hub the but
Ter 10 cream, aud tle oVher igteuiei'S'
mix thoroughly ana SCI away 10 cooI'
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the ufesslhg' anu SPie"I your oreyu I'm
h'ouerale qu4n.i'!' 'e9e sail'iH inc
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Aue Aiousono'"'
To make meat pie, slice roast meat In
thin slices, and put IN saucepan with a
little water, and the gravy lett over.
Add little butter, pepper and salt, and
cook slowly till tender. Slice IN few
raw potatoes, cover ana COOK till SOIL
Lane deep dish with nice crust as ioI
n.cAeh pie pour III youI meat anu
poe"V'ea, IN ''se ioie' o'louS =. ~ CVoN
!ne p.'sIl! anu SLY Ne l-eaHe an opeii'
ing III Tue 'op loi tue steam 20 es'"Pe
Light and dehcate dumphngs are
made by this recipe Halt pound OF
beef suet, chopped extremely fine, ten
ounces fine bread crumbs, one large
tablespoonful of flour, the grated rinds
of two small lemons, four ounces OF
powdered sugar and four eggs beaten
very light Mix thoroughly and add
the Juice of two lemons. Divide this
into four parts, tie in well-houred cloth:
and boil an hour in slightly sailed
water.
In connection with ironing, a hint on
the use of irons may not beout of place
When done using let the irons be al