Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
INDOOR AFFAIRS

Nxvxs vet fhe hslr Il you have aBy tend
ency u dsafness. wear al oitsilk cap when
bsthisx. a1d Fessssa fresa excessive bathing.
Tar free zsa of osiens fas the table hss
always been considered ~ nest people .
healthy and deslrabls vegetable. and nnls
for tbs ocos, wbich Is oblectiona0ie % many.
shsy woalsi bs fDaa6 more ssasrelly cE cur
dlaing tables.
HazzF A. CuRk Fos SeHAESs--Spreaf =
tAiek aver of honey On hnen cloth. snd bad
esasesy on TIE part. sad Apply spiints Il
necessary. II drew ous the pan AID swell
ing IN = bsdly spFained wFist "a few hours.
when AL other remedies failed
Lass fzssing for eomPany-iess WORRY
over the little matters-iess care for what
the neighbors viii say, viii give the house
mother pue 70 make q herself the health
ful womaa as regards body aud nlnd that
is needed BY the growing young people.
DOES II ever occur 20 the owner OF n cast
or rubber coat or circular that Il could
easily be eat iato chlld's coat and made up
ca the sewing mschiaei II rusty and worn,
black 4 upcarefully with liquid shoe polish
and u VIII DO fully as seryiceable a. a new
coat
DfsH-wAsHfxG can be whitfield down lit
ne. Take two pans Of hot water-one cs
strong suds and the other clean and hot.
Wash the dishes ia the sads, drop them into
the hot water, then turn then ua in dish
dFainer When they are all washed your
dishes wll ba dry ard ready 10 put away.
USLzss an old dress il as. good as new"
Y - better 10 rip IL entirely from It's founda-
tion. sponge. or wash and press, the goods
and select only the best parts for remakin z
or combining with new material This
method, while il may seem unnecessary. Is
really less work than 10 make many altcra-
tons m a made-up garment and viii bo
found more satisfactory.
GRAINED POtAroEs Cut the potatoes In
thin slices; for a large vegetable dish
full OF these. put pint Of milk over the fire.
and when hot stir In a tablespoonful each Of
butter and -four rubbed together, and one Of
very finely minced parsley. Boil up once,
throw in the potatoes; shake the pan. using
neither knife or spoon 10 avoid oreaking <
them. Season with pepper and salt, simmer
five minutes.
| SWEET fritters can be made of the remains
OF any kind OF rich puddings, such as Gus
| tard, ground rice, cabinet. arrowroot or
| plum pudding. Cut the pudding intended
| for use into small neat squares; dip them
l first in beaten egg, then cover with finely
sifted brcad-crumAs, and fry them in butter
till lightly colored; then dish them with a
tiny piece OF preserve placed between each
piece Of pudding.
PsAcu FRITrERs.-Make batter OF two
well beaten eggs, half pint OF milk and a
| little salt; beat very smooth and light, and
then pour IN the remainder Of the milk and
eggs, 70 which is edded n tablespoonful OF
butter or olive on Peel and cut the peaches
in halves; dip them in the batter and fry
then IN boiling lat until they are delicate
! brown. Serve on 2 hot dish and sprinkle
with powdered sugar.
SAvoRY SoUP.-Take six or eight potatoes
! according 10 the size; pare and slice thin.
Cut up coffee cup of cabbage in thin slices
put them together in a kettle with quart
OF water; boil until perfectly soft, then
mash fine, add pint of milk, teaspoonful
Of salt, a half teaspoonful OF black pepper
and piece of butter tho OF hens egg
Bring IL to boil and serve hot with either
slices of toasted bread or crackers.
DURING their first stage falons are simply
inf2mmatious. Atany time before suppura
ton commences the following is a safe
rapid and sure cure: Hold the affected par
in ice-coid water as long as IL can be borne
withdraw il for a time, and then repeat the
procedure. This process should be kept M
for half day, II necessary, until it over
comes the redncss and pain This treatment
VIII effect perfect cure.