Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20

her life is comparatively free from vezs-
tons. her young shoulders are unlsden,
mother and father are the burden bearers,
and she caD do much to tighten their load
by tender sssiduity and untiring cheerful
. ness. a thoughtful attention to pspa's
/ comfort, an assumed care of the younger
children, the same painstsking to be
sgreeable and entertaining 10 the inmates
! of the house as she would if she mad
/ guests, will Go much toward yeeTing the
Weathercock when it points east. Light
| hesrtGdness is s precious gift to young
and old, sud there are two excellent rea-
| sons for its cultivation. When the mir
ror returns to the young girl her smiling
face uUSeamed with care, let her remem-
| Der wOFrv writes wrinkles here, and thsG
| they come earlier. sirk deeper and are
more abundsnt because Of the time and
strength wasted in frel; the other, that no
| amount Of worry will avert the inevitable
or give endurance when it comes,
but on the contrary il Induces such a con-
difiol Of ocdV and mind SIS renders re-
sistance to attacks against either almost
| irresistible. The dapcing and singing OF
the cid rhyme Is oest to drive dull care
away snd Sn eSOrt to merriIy pass The
devils from the home circle where they
sre not only unWelcome, but sre the most
intrusive OF int uders.
A caution&ry word to the wife and
mother may call her stteEtion 10 fsult
in herself she hardly suspects, for so
much Is said and written about system in
the household, she NAV not think it can
be csrried to excess. System IS crested
~
happiness, but when it irratiouslly liter
fer9s with harmless iuGulgerces then il
becomes vicious III your BOY or girl come
to you fun q enthusiasm sskiEg 81 n
dulgepce do not sScr;fC their j0Y 10
Medeaa law; let them feel that it is fl x
IDLE enough to take In
their lawful pleasures end do
not throw over the brightness
Of Their young lives the grayIess OF your
own. Rules AM regulations are neCes-
sary, but do not let any interference with
system irrlCate or disturb you, and 60
not let your children feel in after years
that you maintained order at the expense
# their chjldEood's pleasure cCurset
that may II mstureT vesrs have driven
them far from the rCcttree, lis haliowed
Influences and restraints. Let them rather
ever remember you as 8 better, klGder
than any friend, SID as one who slwsys
entered heartily into their childish pleas
nres, doing oil IN your power to enhance
them.
RECIPEs.
Hamburg Cskes-Chop g pound OF
round beefsteak, add minced onion, one
egg, & cup Of rolled crackers aud season
ing. Make into balls and fry.
Brown Breaf-Two-thirds Of 8 cup OF
molasses, two cups sour milk, one cup of
sweet milk, two teaspooptuls soda, one
Of salt, one cup -four, four cups corn
meal. Steam three hours and brown
few minutes in the oven.
Soft Gingerbread-One very good rule
Ore cup CT mClasses, one of sugar, one OF
thick sour crezm, one &C sour milk OF Il
is thin, use oil cresm) two teaspoonfuls !
OF soda, slightly hesped, four cups OF
flour. teaspoonful of salt, same each Of
cinntmo1, alispice and ginger.
Tapiocs Blanc Mapge-Into cup and |
8 half Of boiling milk stir pinch Of soda |
and hsh cup Of sugar. When these are |
dissolved add One-hslf cup Of tapioca
which has been soaking all night in
scsnt cupful OF cold water, slightly salt |
ed. Sir until clear, watching closely |
that no Jumps form. FlaYor and mold in |
wet tumblers.
Gocosnut Csks-Oae cup sugsr, one
half cup butter, whlLes of three eggs, one
half cup sweet milk, ITO cups -four, tHo !
teaspoon'uI~ baking powder. Bake il |
one c5k2 in jong, square tin. Mske |
boiled icing sUd stir III one large cup OF |
cocoanut. Spread thickly on top of cake,
sp:iokling frssh-grated cocoanut on top |
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