The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-03

DO not use coal Oh lamps IN bed |;
rooms. with wick turned down low.
produces asthma. hcart-disease. throat
disease. etc. Louisville Outlook
Above all things else. Il you would
be successful poultry raiser. keep
things clean about the hen houses and
runs; Il pays handsomely TO give them
proportionately rs much attention -
you DO other live stock.
Manure on grass land. meadow or
pasture. has best effect when Il II ap-
piled late. even II IL be after snow COW
ers the land. DO not leave IL In heaps.
Spread II at once. where Il will serve
the double purpose 20 protect the roots
Of grass and TO enrich the land.-
Western Rural
Biscuit: Sift together three times
one quart Of flour. one tablespoonful
corn starch and one tcaspoonful good
| baking powder. Add one tablespoon
ful Of lard, pinch Of salt anda cupiuI
| Of cold water; mix and bake IN quick
| oven. This will make eight or nine
| good-sizcd biscuits. - Boston Globe.
Milk Mush: Three cups Of hot
, milk. one cup Of boiling water. one
scant cup Of white Indian meal. one
even teaspoonful OF salt. Scald the
sailed meal with the boiling water,
and stir into tles hot milk; boil in .
farina-kcttlc for twenty minutes. stir
ring all the time; beat hard A. the last
and serve in an uncovered dish. Ia
with sugar and cream. The Caterer.
Gardens where clay predominant
may be improved greatly by Goa
ashes spread to the depth OF three 2
four inches. to be worked IN mex
spring. This treatment repeated unit
the clay has something of the characfe
Of light loan. will at last make the sit
nation a. good as ii can be. provided
there is also enough stable manur
used to enrich the soil San Frdfcisc
Chronicle.
There is good deal of refuse an
.. rubbish in every garden that can wit
profit be disposed Of by feeding 1t I
! The COWS Beet tops. turnip tops. cal
. bare leaves. etc, can be fed 70 advan
tage and without perceptible injury
/, the flavor OF the milk. II they are cate
just after milking and in modera'
/, quantities. But it will not do to J.
!, cows cat such stuff to excess or !
large quantities. M Chicago Standard
VI Water Pound Cake: One poun
|. Of butter. one pound Of powdered =
gar. four eggs. one cupful Of bol.n
water. one pound Of prepared noa
flavor with lemon. Beat butter. sug'
and the yelks Of the eggs to cream
= then add the boiling water, and 81
gently till cold. then the pound
J. -four with the whites Of the eggs viii.
10 have been beaten TO stiff froth. q
n lemon last; bake one hour. It
i cake can not b. told from real pour
= cake. and II will keep two weeks.
"a The Household.
= Tom Thumb Omelettcs: Fig
~ eggs. half cup of rich milk. salt al
= pepper. tablespoonful Of cheese; %
G. The eggs light. season. stir in the mi
N the grated cheese. Half fill eight pat
~ pans. buttercd. and set in drippli
/, pan with half an inch Of boiling wa
~ Ia IL; shut up in quick oven. and
- soon rs they are '.set' turn out 81
=. hot dish. You may vary the dish
IN substituting minced parsley and thy
for the grated cheese. and when disi
=, - pour drawn butter over the omcleti
- They make pretty show when
~ ~ niShed with curlcd parsley: q
~ sprig being stuck in the middle OF Ct
~, - mould. NV Toledo Biads.