The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-29

There has been . return q some
80. luncheons and dinners % q table
S.,.ration Of several seasons ago, that
- gibbons straying from the center
80 10 each plate. ending In the card
q ,he guest 10 occupy the place. The
-.urued ribbons have taken 70 them,
Lives riches. for they are now ain
inches wide and more. imparting = high
solor effect 10 the board.-N. Y. Times
Potato Pun: Mix q pint Of mashed
notatoes lcold Is just ~ good. II tree
srom lumps) with . half-cup Of cream
and the ~weli-beaten yolk Of an egg. salt
- taste and beat till smooth: lastly,
stir 10 the white Of the egg beaten TO .
stiff froth. Pile up in n rocky form In
: bright tin dish. and bake in a quick
oven until heated throughout and light
IL Drowned. Serve 1t once Good
Health.
Pigeon Compete: Truss six young
piceons. rs for boiling. and ill their
era W. with forcemeat. lard them down
the breasts. and fry them brown in but
Ter. then put them into a~.xtewpan with =
sufficient quantity Of good gravy. and
when they have stewed threc-quarters
Of an hour thicken it with a piece OF
butter rolled in -four: serve with the
gravy strained over them. and garnish
them with forcemeat balls- -Boston
Herald.
A handsome laundry bag may DO
made Of . heavy damask towel with =
T-
two and sew on pieces Of turkey-red
three-eighths Of q yard long TO each
half. Join these at the sides for . bag
and make a hem At the top wide enough
70 run in a red ribbon two inches wide.
The fringe ends at the bottom are
fastened together with herring-bone
stitch in red silk, which may continue
al around the sides.
Chicken on Toast: II the left
over" is scanty, supplemental with half
pound Of veal outlet nicely broiled,
cut all ia dice, simmer for 4 few mo-
ments in enough stock favored with
anchovy sauce 70 barely cover. add .
little butter. pepper and salt: thicken
slightly with cornstarch or -four. Have
ready on the platter . square Of nice
toast and some extra for each person;
take the bits Of meats out with :
spoon. and put sufficient on each bit Of
toast; pour the gravy over and serve
n. ". Times.
One hears Of tonics for the nerves,
tonics for the digestion and hair TONES
in plenty. but il Is only recently that
We heard of a tonic for the skin-nct :
cosmetic in any sense OF the word, but
q tonic pure and simple. which. IL il
claimed, helps the circulation. makes
the flesh hard and smooth. and Is :
great preventive Of wrinkles This il
the formula: Two ounces Of spirits Of
ammonia, two ounces Of spirits Of cam
phor. one cupful Of sea salt. two cup
fuls Of alcohol. Put all in q quart bot
tie and fill up with boiling water;
shake before using. II the face, neck
and arms are rubbed with this lotion
daily and then dried. they say the effect
isvery reiuvenating.-N. Y. Tribune.
BLACKWELL Pudding: Line q deep
pie plate or soup plate with rich pastry
and spread upon il . thick layer Of
strawberry preserves Over this sprin-
kle two tablespoonfuls Of finely
chopped blanchcd almonds and one
half ounce q candied lemon peel cut
into fine shreds- Melt one-fourth Of :
pound Of butter and mix il with one.
half Of a pound Of sugar. Add tho
yolks Of four eggs and whites Of two
beaten together. and = few drops Of
essence Of bitter almond. After beat
ing well together, pour over the pre-
serves and bake in a moderate oven.
When cold sift powdered sugar over
the top The pudding is 20 be eaten
cold with cream N. y. independent