The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

HOME SUGGESTIONS.
OoULrsrs xre Decorating pr aeieeda
spotted walls. They sag the sp0fs sr9 fr
ing and injurious 10 tbs eges
SrAncHY foees, srch as agfos4fa Az.
indisestiblo t0 infants under thfes mouths
old and should not be fed % them
RAlsrNs are easily. seeded after %ffnT
for q moment IA hot water. This locseua
the seeds and brings them out clean
4 eENFRous spoonful Of butter IS aaid X
- 7afuf1fp aaaFglVa 70 aRple SAEce p
improves the flavor and makes the rse 81
much sugar Unnecessary
CnAReoALis Recommended as an ahsorbek
OF gases ia the millcroona where foul gass
are present. IT should DC freshly powdered
and kept there continually.
TABLRLIsESs should always ba hemmed
by hand, Notonly do thcylook more dainty
but there is neyer q streak Of dirt under fht
edge after being laundried, MS with maekins
sewing.
NEAT boots and tidy gloves lend q we'll.
dressed air, and vet there are womcn whc
sacrifice their comfort in this respect ID
order to obtain superiluons ornaments tos
the person.
THosE who are troubled with ~persplrine
feet may remove the cause by bathing She
feet in a weak solution Of pe~rnsanganats Of
potash, ia the proportion Of forty grains q
a pint Of water.
TURNlPs served Ia this Il mike an
excellent DISH Lay peeledFand sliced tur
nips in cold water Tor half an hour, after
which bollin sailed water until tender
Drain, SEASON and cover with butter drawn
with milk.
SuET win keep sweet for months Il attend.
ed TO when it comes into the house. aSAit
Of skin, gristle, kidney or kernels must be ne
moved, and also any part Of the suet that
has been laying against meat End becsme
reddened with blood.
a COMMON cane seat chair, painted III
white and gold, upholstered ID peacock blue
with a bow Of the same shade Of ribbon tied
at the upper right-hand corner Of the back
is very pretty. 1t does not matter what
color tho article il that is to be decorated, II
can be painted white.
AFAEMrR's vito cans beef 81 this way.
Bol until tender, remove IL from the stove
and Let 10 cool in the liquor, When cold,
remove ana take ont all bones take Oh
the fat from the liQuer return Che meat,
which SHOULD he saltea % saste s. tho fhirsf
boiling; add pepper IL you wish, and when
boiling hot, can rs You would amy material
Keep IN a dark dry, cool place.
KEEp the pantry Oh other pisces free freSa
ants Ia this way; Take d small dish, d sau.
Ger or sauce plate win 40, and put into 10 d
small tablespoonful Of sugar, stir into il IA
much tartar cmetic as wiil hc easiiyson d
ten cent piece, just 0 good-sizea powder.
Moistcn slightly and 4kekAfha
win Be convenient Tor the ants 10 ind Il.
They do not dare to eomc back for more.
rs trying to dress wei on d small allow
.ance there is pothing Of more Importance
than TO keep in good coudition every article
Of the wardrobe. To do otherwise is both
shiftlcss and e-xtravagass Often Z dress
which Is good except for d soiled front
breadth and WORKOUT elbows, Is considered
past wearing ans a new, cheap dress Is
would have made the oldsaress, which was
of good material, aore lady-like than the
shoddynew one.4
a NICE beef stow with dumplngs 81 Haaaa
thus Cat the meat into stnaltpieces, drodge
well with salt, pepper and iioar, and brown
in hot fat. Put MO the stew9an. Cut two
onions, one small barnip and I esrrct
into dice and brown; add to the meat
Cover with boiling water and cook until the
meat is tender. Remove bones and skim
of the fat; add six or eight small potatoes )
which have been pared and parboIcd.
Add salt and pepper Is taste. Cosk Until
nearly done, then add dumplngs. Cook ten
minutes,
MINCED sandwiches Of the turnover ordef
made after the following recipe are aeiid-
ious Chop and pound thoroughly sonae
well-roasted or boiled mutton season to
taste; add four ounces Of butter to each
pound Of meat and beat til quite smooth
Make a pastry as for pie-crust, roll ont thin
and cover one-han with q thick layer 81 bus
minced meat fold oyer The other halk, pinch
The edges together and mark with hnife
Nhjre the sandwiches arc ~ be divided
wien cold. Bake ia a brisk oven.