The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-16

clear and free from specks; carefully remove
the scum, cover tightly, and keep in a cool
cellar or an ice-chest. Thus made the strip
will retain its freshness for any length OF
time. The above recipe should yield about
four quarts, or sufficient for sixty glasses of
very rich sherbet. 1t may be mixed either
with ice-water, as cooling drink, or with
hot water, as a night-cap. A pleasant mixed
beverage is made by adding to the strip an
equal portion of raspberry sherbet. Five
quarts scarlet raspberries; to quarts wine
vinegar and elgnt pounds OF granulated
sugar. Gently mash the berries, put them
into porcelain-lined kettle, add the vinegar
and stir three time day for a week, keep
ing the kettle well covered meanwhile.
Strain through coarse flannel cloth. Mix
one pound of sugar with tie seed pulp, work
1t well and strain. Put all the strip to-
getAer into the kettle, add the rest of the
sugar. boil and skim till the scum no longer
forms. then bottle while still hot and seal
1t is diluted with cold water and drank like
the lemon sherbet.
Citron Ice Cream.-Make a rich custard,
using at least four eggs to one quart of milk,
and half tablespoonful OF gelatine. The
custard should be boiled until quite thick,
then let it cool before putting it into the
freezer. Just as it begins 70 be stiff stir in as
much chopped citron as you will wish to
have in it, the quantity, of course depend
ing upon your taste. The citron should be
chopped very fine, and be thoroughly incor-
porated with the cream.
Raspberry Short Cake.-Take coffee cup
OF sour cream; a teaspoonful of soda; -four
and salt. Sift the flour and add a little salt;
then stir the soda into the cream and before
it stops foaming turn it into the flour; mix
stiff enough to roll out-careful not to get it
too stiff-lnto three or four circles the size of
small pie tin; butter each and place on
| top of the other; bake until done in a quick
| ha
| plentifully with ripe fruit previously sweet
ened with pnlverized sugar; place layer upon
| layer and serve at once with sweetened
| cream.
WHAT no CHILDREN NEED MOST?
Good food, good air, plenty of outdoor
| exercise, and proper sleeping arrangements.
II mothers will attend to procuring these
bills small items in the family expenditures,
and render the visits OF the undertaken rare
| events in homes where children gladden. the
| hearts of parents. Mothers, take care of the
children. Give each child its own bed.
| Never let child sleep with an adult, even il
| the person is healthy. Though many of the
| laws that govern our physical being are lily
understood yet it is conceded by the best
| physicians that children are greatly Injured
by sleeping with older persons. Teach chill
dren to sleep alone, and in later life they
| will not be likely to violate the laws of
| nSdllu Ny CudISlnS THIS ndDlI, winch Is Jne
refined and civilized method of taking rest.
Spend no money for quinine pills and
| other tonics for children. The same amount
spent for good, pure milk will give 100 per
cent. better result. To keep milk pure and
| sweet it must De kept in scrupulously clean
vessels and covered tight. Never leave milk
uncovered; it is great absorbent, and soon
| becomes tainted and unfit for use. In warm
weather stand the jar of milk in cold water,
into which q handful OF salt has been thrown
! let the water come nearly to the top of the
vessel. In this way the milk may be kept
weet 1t is also a safe plan to scald, not
boil, the milk on very hot days. 1t should
be placed on the Stove until a scum is formed,
when il should be removed. BY this treat
ment il is claimed il will keep much longer
/ and yield more cream, as the cream more
readily separates from the milk
Children should have their own innocent
Z companions and live in their own child
world They will make their own amuse-
mentS better than any that can be made for
them Little lambs do not need to be taught
, to skip and play. Loose clothing, with free
dom for all the muscles TO act, will make
not only more healthy but far more grace
full children than all the artificial training
of tie GRpl ing teacher and the select parties
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