The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-06

g turpent;nc and ~achine oil 20
polish Your sewing machine. and rub
briskly
short nap after meals IS strongly
y" =" advised; bodily and mental eyer.
t'"n' Al least. should never b. attempt.
ed Al this time.
baked sustar,i: One unart 81 milk
Tour sEgs whites and yelks beaten sep
"rats'y sweetcn aud iiaynr To taste
with nutmeg: bake IN dish a water.
christian Inquirer.
The best way 10 preserve Old boots
y never - use blackinr ii any sor.. Int
have the boots brushed nr Il .crv
muddy wiped with a damp cloth or
sponge, then carefully gone over with
a little dubbing
Nhateyer your lamp. as a dccora-
ton "a the room il will owe much 10 its
shade Do not let this be out Of Joint
with the other coloring about il. Vel
low IN its different shades Is always a
satisfactory color. Elaborate decora-
tons on Iamp-shades only catch dust
and become dingy
Tomato Soup: Mix two Tablespoons
fuls Of butter with one Of flour and stir
\ smoothly into one-half pint OF milk.
Tut one teaspoonfu Of soda into one
pint ~ tomatoes and cook thoroughly.
Add one quart Of milk Cor nearly that
and seasoning Let IL come to a boil.
Strain If desired. serve hot with
toasted bread or crackers Detroit
Free Press.
Beef Roll: One two-pound can Of
roast beef. cleared If gristle and
stringy matter. six soda crackers
rolled fine. one tablespoon Of salt. one
teaspoon Of pepper. summer savory or
sage 20 taste. and two eggs. Chop the
beef very fne- add crackers and season
ing and break in the eggs; mold into a
roll and bake 70 good brown; slice
when cold.
Oatmeal Flour Gems: Oatmeal
Hour one cup. wheat-fiour onc-half cup,
one and one-half teaspoonfuls baking
powder. one egg one cupful milk. one
half teaspoonful salt. Sift the oatmeal,
wheat-flour. baking powder and salt.
Beat the egg and add to the milk: stir
into the dry ingredients. and beat well.
Bake in hot oven in gem pans. Ladies'
Home journal
some ingenious young women make
pretty and convenient worh-boxes out
of a Scotch Tame >hanter cap. Ono
Of soft gray tones is lined with pale
pink silk and finished on the head band
with the inevitable little bow which in
this case is rosette that seems the
sine qua non 10 woman's decorative
scheme. The cap rests by its own
weight conveniently open on work
table. and forms a really capacious and
safe pocket for spools. thimbles and
odds and ends. while the soft exterior
offers an attractive needle cushion
Mullins Of stale Bread Stale bread
is apt to accumulate in every family.
and an economical housekeeper will dis
pose of II in some manner before il
mold~ The followingrecipe teaches an
easy way to get rid of it. and will be
found reliable: Take quart loaf Of
bread. slice il. and put IL in bowl and
pour on sufficient water 70 cover it. and
let IL stand until well soaked: then press
the water from il. and mash the bread
until no Jumps remain; add two thor
oughly-beaten eggs, two tablespoonfuls
Of -four. one Of melted butter or lard. .
little salt, very small portion Of soda
ssnless the bread or milk is sour, when
more will be required). and milk enough
to make il into stiff batter. Bake in
muffin rings or drop from q spoon upon
= griddlc. Prairie Farmer.