Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-02-10
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are warm $ntl pleasant.
WoMBN stand 10 do ,nauy thing.
which could be done as well sitt;no
iown. a high chair, with Il rest TO.
The feet, made to fit The sink or table
will save many baclsachc.
ELECTION C.tuE.-'l'l,rcc and one
half pounds of Icur. one pound OF
sugar. one-haf pound of butter, three
eggs, one cup Of yeast and enc quart
Of new milk. Let IL rise over night
Add raisins, cinnamcn aud ailSpice.
BEWARE OF PAINTED roys.--Paintcd
toys for children arc dangerous things.
They are even more likely to inil,re the
baby than tobacco smoke or the pro.
miscuous kissing of all Tie old grand.
mothers in tho neis!iooriiood.
PTcKLED RIPE TouAroms.-ro one
gallon Of firm ripe tomatoes, peeled, add
two tablespoonful oi groun1 mustard
one OF black pepper, Two of .ilspice. one
OF salt, one Of cloves; cover tiiom with
vinegar, let them scall but not boil.
three hours.
FRIED APrLEs.-Wipo n fow nice,
smooth-sSinned app,ca, have ready
spider with little butter and lard in
II, let it get hot and slice the apples
into It, sprinkle q little sugar over
them, and Try slow to nice brown.
taking care not TO let it burn.
PICKIED PEARs.--i'are and halyo
the fruit; take seven pounds OF fruit.
three pounds OF sugar, one quart of
vinegar. onc ounce 81 whole cloves
one ounce OF st:ck cinnamon; put all
together and boil slowly for \ short
time. This recipe is good for peaches
or plums.
REMEDY roE cHILBLAINs.--,rhe fol-
lowing is sure cure: Take handful
Of dried prac,, leaves an; pour boiling
water on them, sad lei i:ana stand Till
cool enough not to burn tie rat;eut:
hen place the feet in that water fifteen
minutes. No this two or three times
a;ld it will effect cure
MITrENs. Mittcns may DO made
easily and look naat by Knitting oae
stitch plain and puyiii,s onc alter
'iately. They ave nice made OF black
~ any color of Snxony. :stncllinrs
knit of soft woolen yarn, with two
stitches plain and <wo prrlcd alter
na;ciy, Ill we'll aud are warm
THE tile facing os marble mantle
showing continuous plnat and floral
design. i'll delicate hnc1. on q sw,,iro'
ground, prcso2tE lie novelty of birds
ii hfiliiant p!nmage, and bright. CANDY
Insects. rendered in relief in quartz
Grains III metallic co,ors, producing u
picturesque effect The importation is
rom Germany.
HANDSOME EuFrHr coyrr-A
nandsome buffet cover is of crosh
'sEed by border of drawn work and Il
Snotted fringe. Above the border II
tsnaissance design, outlined With b!ne
LAD filled in with whit. linen floss
The effect Of the satin sheen of tho
linen in combination with the blue
heing like silver.
GISaER sSAPs.-Thrce cups flour,
even tablcspoonsfui melted shorten
'%, one tablespoonful ginger. one scant
ieaapoon salt put all these ineredi-
er'S in pan and pour over one mint of
ceiling mola%scs (New Orleans make,
-'e bcsD; mix well together and add
A"rr enough to kncad; roll thin and
base quick
AZ expert laundry woman recon-
0ends the use 81 kerosene in fine starch
~ make TIE linen Glossy and to keep
we iron from sticking. About half Il
spoonful of kerosene to starch
H oagh for six shirts. The odor cv;lp-
oi%tcs entirely before the clothes nre
f'ned. Each !aol"ruie Of starch seemed
lH DC surrounded with an inlin;tesi-
u'S!ly thin pcilirlc of The oil ANA The
ron slide1 over the bosoms leaving a
baooth, clean, glossy expanse.
HANDSOME LAMP SHADE A lamp
sbfGe is made of strips o.; satin ribbon
a'h5 lace insertion of equal widths
ie pieces should be m inch longer
J~an the porcelain shade and made
pA'nted at one end by turning under
'Hr orncrs and catching thcni together
cn me wrong side. The pieces arc
iLtu neatly overauded together and a
ace edging TO match the insertion
SD III the top. little tassnl made
pi !. the color OF ihc ribbon, is at
-aeHn'' to eacii point. y fine cord made
81 SIX IS run in at the bottom of the
lace, 20 draw il around the neck of the
3fceiain shade. a tassel is fastened
9p ne ends of the cord, and it is tied
i's g BOW on one side Ribbon of any
co'of can be used for this shade, but
"p0;i or pink will lie found the nrctti-
as,
~; OBSOLETE cAsroR.-The castor
t ar grandfathers is altogether
,aoooed by fashion. rclegated in bo.,rl-
l,'2-''o'!ses and restaurants. The onlv
Hi.tt'E III which If