Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-03
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

IL the hands are rubbed on a stick
Oh celery after peeling onions the smell
Will be entirely removed.
"A very delicate perfume NAV be
made by taking an ounce of the best
Ilorehtlne orris and putting it in a bot
Tic with Two ounces of alcohol After
TOUR or hve days few drops of this on
handkerchief will give Just the faint
violet odor that is desirable.-N. Y.
Tribune
TO keep beans for winter use. nick
when young and tender. Throw them
into lleg until you have laver about
three inches deep. Sprinkle with salt
tbelng careful to not use too much).
FIJI up the keg; place plate and weight
over the beans, and set away in 4 cool.
dry place.
steam heat is the worst for a piano,
ana In time shrinks both case and ac-
tloh' SO that the former cracks and the
latter rattles. When one lives where
tnat mandy mode of heating the room
OBTAINS a dish of water should be kept
constantly upon the radiator; it in
.creases humidity, and in a measure pre-
vents shrinking.
baked Dressing: Put your breadsto
soak, and when soft mash well. Then
add one egg, spoonful of butter, lit
tie chopped onion and salt and pepper
to taste Pour into a shallow pan and
smooth the top all over, then butter to
insure nice brown. Bake for a half
hour, and you have a wholesome dinner
dish.-Detroit Free Press.
Egg Cruel: Beat yolk of one egg
with one tablespoonful of sugar, pour
cupful of boiling water over it: add
the beaten white, with any desired sea-
soning. Milk may be used instead of
water. .. Boil eggs until they are as
hard as possible; mash the yolks
smooth, as for salad dressing, and
thicken, boiling not milk with them,
adding little salt.-Boston Budget
Fruit stains of long standing on
white goods, or fresh stains that refuse
to yield to ordinary treatment, may be
removed by dipping into a very weak
solution OF chloride of lime, and spread
ing in the sun or on the grass, if posi-
bic, to bleach. AS soon as the stains
disappear rinse thoroughly, as the lime
Is apt TO injure the fabric. Use soft
water both in making the solution and
in riEsing afterwards.
a quantity of boiled salt cod, picked
out in flakes; slice ii moderate-sizeG
onion, put it into saucepan with an
onnce of butter: put fl on the fire, ard
as soon as the onion Is soft add one ripe
tomato or more, cut slices; toss the
saucepan on the fire for a minute or
Two, add the hsh, q sprinkling of pep
per and some fineiy-minced parsSe y;
toss the saucepanu on the fire anti the
contents are thoroughly heated, then
draw aside, 10 be kept WARE till time
of serving.-N. y. World.
Ham aE.i Tomatoes: Trim tire sur
Hlus fat ana skin from halS inch slice
OF ham, put 1t over the fire IN pint 81
cold water in the frying-pan, heat II,
pour off the wsUter dry the ham, put ;.
again into the pan with a heaping ia
bleSpooniul Of butter and cook itf3tv e
minutes on c;,ch side; meanwhile peel
and slice sp;Et of potatoes: Hrhen the
ham is fried lift from the pan, pat in
the tomatoes, season them with salt
and pepper. hay the ham on 1hen and
slowly stew hem for about ten min
utes, taking care not to burn them.
Serve She hum laid upon the tomatoes
-Spriagffssld Republican.