Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-02

% nour, measured after sitting. with one
tenspoonful cf cream OF tartar. The tiour
and cream pf tartar must be sifted four
times. Beat nlowly aud thoroughly after
the hour Is added. Bake In an ungfeascd
pan, tin or earthenwarc, In slow oven
for forty minutes. When done set the pan
on the edges o. two other pans 60 cool,
unless you hays pan for tho purpose
With projecting ,deces Of Tin above each
corner, which viii allow free circula-
ton OF air when II Is tnrned upside down.
Tho pan should be bright one.
Why do OuT housekecpers so soon be-
come careworn and are victims Of that
nervousness which so often betreys itself
10 freifulrvssS Housekeeping Is a busl.
ness and II conducted in business-like
way would certainly have a tendency to
remedy this almos. unsyeieai tendency.
, Syetematlc arrangement OF thn details ~
house viii save much Of that vtxation
so often accompanying the hnatlng scene.
TOO often axe The feet saved at the ex.
/ penke " the head, that Is, Instead of re.
turning thing to lts proper place al
once, II is laid duwn with the thought
that sometime In passing Il shall be put
away, and r. forgotten. II woman will
use her wits she can 80 arrange things
that very little memory Is required; Tor
instance In the Kitchen, instead " piling
or hanging the cooking utensils promis.
lcuousy, let the baking, bfoillng ard
boiling vessels each have their distinct
place. For mixing, have all the IN.
I Nredlentsnecessary conveniently arranged
around you, but there Is one Ingredient
which too often enters Into tae good
woman 3 work, BE sure aud have no
| 3 ali fsNe hat Ia
you have made your cake don't worry
over it, anticipating failure. II the cake
Is sad, or biscuit streaked, better, far bet
ter, remedy Il next time than fret ovor Il
now. t'Do not iretn A little attention
10 the arrangement OF each days bill Of
fare VIII not only add TO the pleasure Of
the table, but viii be conducive TO the
health OF the family and amply repay the
focethought washday will be Invested
Of half its terrors " there be IN the house
one receptacle for soiled clothes and every
Inmate of the house required 10 put them
there, thereby saving the general ran.
sacking, which often results In something
being overlooked, or cross washer
woman, who has her system, II you have
, none. OF course these are only hints, but
enough has been said to show that any
arrangement which concentrates your
labor relieves the mental strain, foi
! thought Il almost dispensed with, and Tho
hands work automatically. Thlsis whore
rest begins, for there Is no doubt women
break Gown more rapidly than men,
/ because they allow themselves so little
mental rest. Ever prodding their memory
/ In fear OF some forgotten duty
or planning work faster than the han1s
/. can execute, and thus the brain plodp on
until the woman grows nervous and irfi
{ table beyond endurance. Depend upor
4 Il, there would he fewer dyspeptics ans
4 freBhcr cheeks II there WAS more method
a In your work aud more abandon Ia youl
!. ploy Then there would be time TO cult
\ vate the gentler ccurtosies of home, aud
u by lessons taught, the tired mothei
G would be SO relieved by thoughtful
/. children as that the dnily duties woult
@ pass In routine almost unfelt
G There seems 20 be now no time foi
/. those quiet evidences OF good breedlui
u and the children Of the rushing to.da,
fail TO attain that reverence for elder
4 which should be cultivated m this, th
/ seed-time of life, for falling TO sow th
Il seeds OF love aud respect, there can be n,
II yield OF good manners, which are the out
4 come Of generous natures.