Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
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TIE many Ingredients that are so
necessary to.tbe completeness OF home, Of a
household indeed, wAere sweetness, love
snd bGCpiCess E0IGs, Eas been SO often
discussed separately ia the columns Of
! The GAZETTE, that the compound which
| II is enAIereSs gives rest ard comfort
! to hCme dwelleTs deserves to be pre-
! scented. good summing up is found II
| she conclusion CT Mrs Ju,is WsTd HoWe's
article in the Forum Tor June. She deals
VIII the msinspriUg CT the machinery,
re money to keep ell going, not perhaps
] 3 continental aU2j ct, but one that bss
/ given honest msn ana women who have
| sincerely wished 10 be Just
to esch other, ard yet TO ex5r-
! else proper degree CT prudence,
| more perp!tx!ty than almost any one thaj
! PR scnts Itself 10 TIE newly married psir.
| 10 secure & fair adjustment Of Il laLcisI
! relations between nus Gpd and vile, ,be
! .ISa and woman contemplating matri-
! loiY must enter into it IS equal sharers
/ n lAa responsibilities 81 taeir new condi-
! li-u a1d il the means by which these re-
! possibilities should be met. They must
ave ra.iOnsl views CT the uses CT money,
snd Ct the objects which it should b.
made to forward and sttaiC. They mus.
slsO have worthy views Ct life and It's
! rue ends, in the comprising CT which
money plays sn Important, though
! legendary, part. They should be core
tUl 10 come 10 an understanding Of e2Ch
others views On these subjects before
mArIisge, and ghouId seek afterwards
snd siWdV6 to better this understanding
~ tree and fearless conference and dis
! cussion. Lastly their household should
BE held and made to represent family
lie IN lis substantial dignity and
happiness, IS the foundation OF the
state and the CCncOmi;snt Of the church
universal. Where these conditions are
compiled with the money question be-
tween husband and wife will never be 8
vexed one. Each will vie with the other
in q generous economy and IN the sacri-
fee of merely personal whims and predi-
.eCtions to the common good. While tx
acting from each other no unjustitlhble
| act OF confidence, each will trust the
! other, because both equally revere the
high IDEALS of justice and honor. In fol-
lowing these their labor mcy be great,
but, let US say, It's recompense will be
| more than commensurate"
RECIPES.
Ham sandwlches-Chop the ham very
| fne and season with small quantity of
mustard and spresd between Two slices
/ OF bread dAintilY spread with butter. Just
splendid.
Tue clean brass bird cages-Wash in
suds (cold) and while sill damp rub
with whiting, then WITT fsnnel and
finish polishing with tissue paper, or
wash, wipe dry, rub with kerosene.
rrjras-SOsk TUn iIypO mace IN
sherry place in deep glass dish.
Spread over them lsyer OF raspberry
jan. Whip one pint CT cream, sweeter
md favor with vsnills. Pile the whipped
cream On top the cakes and ian ard
place en- ic3 till served.
Beef L1sf-TwO pounds Of raw lean
beef, one cup OF rolled crackers, half tea-
spoonful CT salt, two eggs; crop ell to-
gether, form into long LOST, cover the
top with small pieces Of butter and bake
one hour.
Apple Dumplirg-One quart Of fur,
! one tablespoonful OF lard, TWO teaspoon
tuls Of baking powder wet with milk;
!oll out sn inch thick and place on II
eight apples sliced thin; put IN pudding
osg and boil one hour
Cookies-l cup Isrd, 2 cups goodibIown
sugar, pinch OF sslt hEd little nut
meg; put the sugar III the pan Of four,
then the lard melted 50 as 10 run; FIJI the
cup so full thst you cannot move without
splitting; in q tea cup put one even tea
spoon Ct saleratus and fill the cup up
with cold wster. but not so full that you
csn Just CAlry without splitting; pour on
the sugar and other articles aHC mix Just
stiff enough to cut.
CoDgressmGn's Salsd-S1ak G s2ited
maCkereI over night. Toe1 boil it twenty
minutes, drgiG, remove ali the bones and
shred the fish. add TO i three hot
boiled potatoes ana mix tOGather; season
With Il liberal quantity CT Tooa=co pepper
sauce, White pepper sud suspicion OF
ancaovY paste. WASH, drain snd dry s
crisp head CT lettuce; dress it with plain
salad dressing Arrange toe whole leaves
on pl1te, pu5 teaspOontGl OF the mix
lure on each leaf, told it up and eat il |
win your fingers.
Watermelon Cske-Wni!e part: cup |
ful q butter, cupiul of pounded sugar,
white Of eggs. cupful OF swec:mik, !
Tablespoonful OF baking powder and u
cup,uls of sur. R ID part: J cup:ul Ci
butter, l cupiul of red sugsr, yo!ks Of 5
eggs, q cupful OF sweetmiIk, toble-
spoonful Of baking powder, 2 cupfuls Of
the red part in the center OF the pan, with |
the white on the outside; rais!2s ere put
in tie red part TO represent Seeds.
Iced frult-Remove all the rlGd and |
then cut lIto fine bits two lemons, ado |
two cups OF sugar, pour over this oae
pint Of boiling water, wet three table
spooniuls Of corn sta-ch with 8 little
milk and stir in also; let ali come to a
boil end simmer about five miEu.es. Cut
into small pieces four nice o~Srges, put
in deep dish reacy for the taole, and
sprinkle III it about one-haI cup CT fine
sugar. Over this pour the iemon and !
corn st&ych compounds. Whel cold,
whip the whites Of two eggs, ed very
little sugar, favor with lemon extract end |
pour this over all; put in the ice box end
cave until ice cold before serving. II
one chooses, cold cream CAL be eaten
With this.
An O,d Rscipe-An old recipe, War
r.nted to be good, and which calls for
great csre IN the gathering of the leaves.
Il is said 10 remain fragrant in open
bowls tor two years if occasionally
stirred, but il the closed pot-pouTri
winch l sm sure you will use, 1t will re-
main fragrant much longer. One is ed-
vised 10 pluck the rose leaves early in the
u10rpiru-pilh them heye an POusl oman !