St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-10-15
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

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"A splsndid furniture pol,sh = madl
. follow. Mix together one ounce o1
liquid shellsc, two ounces Of oil Of tur.
peutine. one ounce Of japan. drier. two
ounces Of boiled oil, and ore ounce oi
eopsl varnish. Apply with = brush o.
sponge. Fit ~. ~. +
-Potted shad-Cut the aah ~ 10,
frying. pack in . stone jar wjth layers
Of MIXED spices. seasoning Aw,ith salt
After the jar il filed. pour vinegar over.
cover tightly will . cloth. put the jaz
in large pot Of water and toil until
the dish Is thoroughly dSae.-Hous
Magazine.
Egg SepafaAe -four
eggs, beat FIRST the whites. tAe1 odd the
y0ll<s and beat lightly; dissolve one cup
Of sugar in pint Of cold water. add TO IL
the juice Of four lemons, end, then .
small quantity of cracked i,es stir the
eggs carefully into this and paA ct once
boston Budget sa - ~
Apple Dumpline&-Peel Snd core
six or eight tart apples sSd.6ll their
centen with chopped raisinA Almonds.
sugar. cinnamon and dried Sarrant2
Wrap each in pie crust; plaev Them side
BY side in . spring form or n = round
cake pan; glaze with 1esther dipped
in the beaten yolk Of IN egs and bake.
Serve warm sprinkled with powdered
sugar.-Harpers BaxaE.
Iced 0ooseberry Fool-Rick and
boil one p"und Of gooseberrivs in half .
pint Of waAer. with ten ounevs OF sugar
added, thea rub the pulp thrpI zh hair
Sieve. add to it one pint of cream. the
grated rind Of one lemon Sni little
grated nutmeg, then turn i into the
freezer. When It il about half froaeu
it b ready for the table. SevS in Gus.
tazd Observation-Disclosures. "a
The notion Of cutting hrvad from
the loaf - 81 II served - sof.,ewhat n.
vived and has been seen st stule .aChaz.
lotte" teas. % called undoubtedly from
Werther's heroine. Il has npcessitated
the resppearanee Of the hsesd board |
and knife. aAd. Of course, NE historic
pot Of jan. Il can not be sajd.that the |
operation of slicing bFead n . specially |
graceful one, and its practice in public,
even under the guise Of . povelty, i
not recommended-N.Y Y. TiocA /
-Corned Beef Hash. .-Chob sufy3cienAI
cold corned beet 70 make oi.s, Pint Il
must Be chopped rather Ane. I'D boiled
potatoes IN the same quaA(ity, mix
meat and potatoes together, ,put them
IN . saucepan with . tahlespoonful Of
butter, teaspoonful Of onion juice, .
cup ct stock, and saltspoon IT pepper;
stir constantly but carefully until II
lust comes to boiling points serve at
once on buttered toast Wafer may be
for the stock, buS Of course
Ehe hash win not be % gooa --Bostoul |
Budget
What the sidebosrd ID foe. e.-SeveralI
,eople have asked about the aases Of the
ideboard Tho drawers are for the
liver and cutlery, the closett for such
htngs ~ preserved ginger. Aoafec4ion-
~. cut sugar and, indeed, Of the many ]
title things that one ikeskc have in
he dining-room. yet out Of aSght The j
vater pitcher and other silver and I
retty bits Of China can be placed on 1
he side-bosrd Cracker jar md fruit I
ish also belong there. At dinner time I
be dessert dishes are usually ~rTanged
pom it-Ladies' Home Journal Id
God Grilled . Ii Colbert. ACut the I
ID into slioes half an inch tticlx, dip q
hem In salad oil, then llour .hsm well, {
lace them carefully On . clean grid. Q
ON over . clear fire, and Lgvil until
one; It will take about one qlarter Of d
hour. Into . stew pan put ane-half .
pint Of stock broth, . littls grated q
ntmeg. little hnely-chopp( (dparsley,
little roux and some seaab1ing; lot
~, and simmer ten minutes. then add
It the juice Of . lemon, and ,a table 4
'oonful Of anchovy sauce. Place thej b
ID on . hot dish, pour the. boilingl
nee ovef Il, and serve immadistely :.
ith mashed Observation-Disclosures. u
'0RSE THAN DRUNKENNESS.