Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

thore IS much that can be said OF It's pecu-
liar pleasure. nights rest has refreshed
the members OF tho family, and " now dc.
penGs upon the caterer 10 see thst the
family 90 forth well ecu pped for the
busy day. There 10 30 meal OF the three
which has more TO do with the health and
enjoyment OF the home circle thGu this
llrst meal, the breakfast. The coffee
good, the food well cooked ami season.
able, the morning paper for the head Of
the house, have q humanizlng effect, and
50 lar TO regulate the morals Of society.
Au excellent accompaniment to Il
| breakfast chop Is a delicate preparation
OF cabbage, made famous by Dumas, the
inventor. Chop cold boiled white cab
lbage, and let 1t drain till perfectly drYi
| stir in some melted butter, pepper, salt
and four tablespoonful Of cream; after
| IL Is heated through, add two well-beaten
/ eggs; then turn the mixture into a but,
4 tered irying.pan, stirring II until IT isvery
4 hot and becomes delicate brown on the
h under side, Place hot dish over the
I pan which must be reversed when turned
out TO be served.
Breakfast potato puffs are worthy OF
their German ancestry, Crate quart OF
well-peeled large potatoes and drain all
the water from them; mix the drained
potatoes with six grated onions, one and
a half tablespooniuls OF four, Fix eggs
and salt To taste. When thoroughly
mixed fry in cakes In butter or due, sweet
lard.
HOME ADoRNMEETs.
Minneapolis Tribune
The contest OF additions to lady's
bedroom are cretonue table and chair
20 match. Boston art iurnshers make
these for Beacon hill houses charmingly,
and yet girl could cover such set fol-
herself The chair should DO low,
splut seated rocker. Many such old
y fashioned chairs are scattered about
country homes aud should be made much
OF for their ease and venerable agei and
the best dealers supply new ones IL
n similar styles as occasional " chairs
dor cottage sitting-rooms and sum
lmer-houses. This can be painted
aud upholstered at very little expense
Perhaps there Is some crelonne which hal
seen service for curtains that can be nice
ay washed and ironod, always ironing on
J the wrong side. The cushion for the sea-
can be made OF ticking filled with excel
eior, feathers OF hair, and then the freshly
laundered cretonne fitted over 1t, RounC
the edge 10 q plated rnfile, with the plaitI
caught on the wrong side by tape
Dampen the cover edge and iute with
nuting irons or clean pail
OF oUCling tougs. That Ia the
/ way the upholsterera make the trim
huting which edges asunges and curtains
. so prettllg. Cushion the back II you like
letting the ruflle fall back over the tor
| and idst kelow the back, This cover mus
DO double to slip over the chair frame
! aud the front must be well padded, TX
] correspond, you want pine table p
! inches high, with top lsxli, square Leg
! 2 inches through, and lower shelf th'
same size 81 the top, seven inches from
i the apor THIS table Is covered with ere
tome like the chair aud finished with
Gated rulle. The legs are smoothly GOV
cred with a straight piece OF the materia
pipntd IN place aud pasted or glued yer.
neltly lhe top IS covered likewise, hu
! tie stun IL nailed on with small tack
which DO not show. Brass or sneer nail
are oBly used with velvet leather OF tap
4 cary. The RULES are hemmea on eAc
edge s1d stitched by machine, then tAcke'
a on the o3geof the stand BY Invisible tack
y between the plaits. A pi1
I, Ing fold pf red twill on eAci
r side OF the fuiile gives dark crctonnet
s gayer effect, Rnd little gathered pockets
+ bound with rcd may be hang q
each coruer The little oo2Y dark chat
/. and table wll repay all the EFFORT o