The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

Clean very hne lace with htnzlne.
BE careful not 10 monopolizc the
fable talk. DO not interrupt Others. III
W., are dyspcptic do not talk ~ what
docs or does not agree with You. hut
oulcfly eat what you can and say noih-
ing about IA.
Mothers Brown Bread: Two cups
~ corn meal. enc cup Of flour. onc.half
cub ~ mulasscs. d little salt one tea
spoonful each Of cream ~ tartar and
AIDA. Two cups of sweet milk: steam
NO hours over kettle Of boiling
water. Household.
Madison Cake: Ore and a half pinfs
~ sifted meal. half pint wheat homr.
h.lf pint sour milk. half pint powdered
sugar. half pound butter. six eggs. nn.
pound rslisins. one teaspoonful ~ mixed
spices. one saltspoonful Of salcratus.
one small teaspoonful Of soda. Mix as
for any cake. Fill shallow pans. and
bake III brisk oven. Bettcrwhen fresh.
Chopped Cabbage: Boil until tender
a small head Of cabbage. adding salt ana
!, pinch Of soda while cooking. then
drain il thoroughly and chop quite fine.
and put il into a saucepan with table
spoonful Of butter and half cupful Of
milk or cream. dredgc in little flour.
stir II. and as soon as il has dubbed up
4 fcw times pour into dccpdish. Eos-
ton Herald.
Bread Sauce: Cook one pint milk.
one-thrd cup fine bread crumbs and two
tablespoonful chopped onion together
fifteen minutes. Remove the onion. ada
one tablespoonful butter. one-half tea
spoonful salt and one salt spoonful pep
prr Break or roll the crumbs. SIT
through rather coarse sieve and meas
ire solid third Of cup. Put il into
the milk. add the onion and cook quar-
,cr 81 All hour. Serve in separate dish
Nv pour around the birds. Boston
Globe.
The other day gentleman saw a
professional florist watering his plants
iii the hot sun. and ia "A surprised tone
inquired IL that wouldn't injure the
plants. why no. was the answer.
sMhy not. nows II supposed they had
Is BE- watered only at night. said the
amateur. do You drink only at
night?" asked the florist Are YOU
only thirsty after the sun goes down?
That idea helps cur business. for under
il the flowers Of the ignorant. would-be
growers die and we get the opportunity
~ selling more of our stock water
nv flowers when they are thirsty. Just
a. stock grower waters his stock"
An exceedingly useful and also
pretty article is writing-case. which
~ smooth Academy board lsuch a. art
sts usel with dark crimson and green
frlt Procure '-3me tinted chamois
leather. q lighter shade Of the same
color as the felt. and cut into oblong
pieces II "A suitable size for holding
paper. envelopes etc. allowing half an
inch Or 80 for pinlSing the edges all
around. After the edges are cut attach
1.-THE pockets to the felt. stitching them
In neatly. ornament the covers and
yhold the material firm by using brass
thumbtacks. The pockets may be Sc
cured to the felt by Notwithstanding
before II is stretched on the board y.
y World.
-candicd Sweet Potatoes: Steam the
sweet potatoes until perfectly done. and
peel them. Have ready two tcaeupfuls
~ sugar boiled into strip. with one
and half teacupful Of water 1t should
~ IKE the sirup of preserves When
renewed from the fire, but still warm.
SIR into II a very hcaping tablespoonful
" nice butter. Slice the potatoes into
ahaking-pan that will hold them with
ont being quite full. Pour over them
The sirup put extra hits Of butter about
on top Of them. and set them in the
stove 10 bake. Now and then tilt the
pan and dip up and pour over the pota-
toes some Of the sirup. DO not let the
iop get dry. Rake rather slowly for
about an hour and /, half. Serve in the
pan in which il is baked and send 10 tho
table hot ladies Home Journal.