The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-23
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fiH tsow or II.
WHITE CAsuNkKEs n,uy he washed to looA
Nike new II cud water and white soup arS
used They should he rinssd ia cold water
slightly tluctl, and ironed l,efore tl,ey srs
entirely dry with an iron nat very hot.
wHrrx cr.nute AND s,mEs' cars should b
washed ia hour with little pulvcrizcd blue
sell tuixed Put 4 sheet around you u
keep off the dust then rub the articles In
Svur as though y,ai were asiIig soap and
waier, patt;rg and shaking ti,cm till the dis4
= all gone. Then hung m tho wind and beat
gently til! the lour is all out of them.
MOISTURE - 1nK Ata-tn furiiacc-heated
hoiscs the air often beconce too dry. II
Sloths are wruny from clean water and hung
near the register, relief may ie obtained.
The moisture Of roorns should bs such that at
. temperature Of Sc degrees Vssscl contain
rig water or 20 degrees brought int, the room
will receive depns;, az r:,os'u-c III Oh it,
auaAa SSAIx.-One cupn. butter. two CUPS
OF sugar. E,nr CUPS of -four, one cgs. q tea
sInoufai and half of baking powder mixed
,witl, the tIour. Roll very thin.
To PRKsEnrE OsANea pErL.-Soak the
peel in strong salt water niue days. changing
She water every :hrcc days; then dry on .
cloth or sieve simmer till Transparent In .
syrup made by lpiling together Ole quart 0
water and one pound uf white sugar. Then
make a rici, syrup Of sugar, adding just
enough water 10 dissolve II, and when Il b
boiling throw in the l'ccls ana stir them co1r
SANITY till all the sugar IS candied around
them. Dry them thoroughly in . warm ovsA
and put away FOX use.
BosroS BAKKD BsASs.-So&k Q quart q
beans overnight. boil them till quito tend0,
drain from the water and put them in IN
sarthen pot, cover with boiling water, put In
the top OF the pot halfa pound of fat salt pork,
the rind scored in dice shapes, add salt If the
meat hns no lean in il, cover tightly and bake
tour or FIVE hours in the range oven or over
night In q brick oven. Beef sust or butter
may be used by those who do not cat pork.
Some think tablespoonful of inolasscs added
10 the above mentioned quantity Of beans An
improvement.
ScorcH CAKEs.-Into two quarts Of dour
rub q tablespoonful Of butter. stir Ia . cup
and half Of milk, cup Of yeast, two eggs,
and half tea spoonful Of salt Let this riso
overnight. In the morning roll out ana
make into small thin biscuit let them rise
and bake quickly. Dip each biscuit In melted
butter before putting it in the pan, and the
biscuits will readily part from each other
~hsn baked.
TWO OF TINE KILLED.
4 Viva Sketch - = Couple Of Battle,
Asld Sesnes.
A sketch Of scene en- the battlefield
0sy bring out the horrors Of war more
vividiy tLan tables Of figures. Here, for
hstauce, il q bit Of realism for such as hnvs
never seen battle, which is furnizhed fy
the historian Of the Twenty-second Msssa-
chusetss Regiment.
In lrtle shed door sat man, his leg
shot Of, and hanging by the skin He had
partially stayed the bleeding, and had been
propp~d against the wall, too weak to 81
up. Hfe and sops were strong within
him He heard the ambulance at q dis
tance. They come nearer, then recede,
and the alternate hope and despair were
tsrTible.
He offasd fabulous prices II we would
carry hiH on our backs. anything to save
his life.
In the gray Of the morning bis voice bad
ceased. We thonght he slept, but his body
stiff and ifeless, vas still in the saIps pod.
ton That long, cold night of waiting and
hoping and final despair hsd worn his life
a10gs a lOOk Cl dIu4OSt bdY0kc uORcic03-
ness about the eyes and half-closed mouth,
In which his tssth were tightly set, told
Of his indomitable courage for ths anal
struggle with the unknown.
After q sleepless night, our regiment WINS
aroused Tho roll was called In whispers,
cartridges were distributed, and We were
prepared to raove up to our line of the pre-
vious afternoon
why don't yeu get up and get your
earfridgesr' said sergeant Knowles, as bs
touched with his foot the blanketed form of
. man who was lying with us.
The man made no movement. Cold and
shivering, and little out of patience, the
sergeant stopped, lighted match, removed
the blanket and ons Of the Twelfth Rhode
Island deal was exposed to view. The ssr-
geant had been trying to issue cartridges
to dead man, and compel him to answer
TO roll call
The soldier had answered hours before;
his duty to his country was done. And
who knows how that stranger IN our COM
pany died, or what were his thoughts thas
cold, bitter night ON tho battlefield q
Srv,;-:...ss..S--s' Srv,;-..s..Ss--s'
For IaNr ss.xes.
DO not display your child. Do net - h0
IN the middle sf the floor to be admired Do
not encourage her to talk in the presencs Of
neighbors or family friends-mpeh Leg
strangers, unless in reply to questis.s. Of
all the bores that aflict Amer;san LIE,
b the forward little prig who stands In thA
middle of the floor and demands the IN
divided attention of the company and beg
mother takes the lead r.ong foolish and ih-
eonsiderate women. Teach your child b
keep quiet, to sit still in the background, and
when addressed to reply briefly and modestly.
The typical American child is the horror u
travellers and the scandal and reproach Of "
Ssansd ard sensible countryncn.
DON'T Awake Enemies.