The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-09-10
FIRssloE FRAGMENTS.

firing large pair of gloves, spread
mutton tallow all over the inside of
them and all over the hands themselves
Wear the gloves all night and wash the
hands with olive oil and CASTLE soap
next morning. Detroit Free Press.
Balloon Mullins. Take one pint OF
flour, half pint of water and half q
pint of milk; beat thoroughly with an
egg beater; have gem irons hot, grease
and fill them two-thirds full Bake in
a quick oven twenty minutes, or until
light and Drowned. Use no salt or bali-
ing powder. -Boston Budget.
"A suggestion for the disposition of
old kid gloves is that they be cut into
bits and used for stuffing the ubiquitous
cushion of the modern house comfort
able. The bits should be quite fine,
similar to tho paper cuttin~q for the
same purpose, from which idea doubt
less the glove notion has been evolved.
IN. Y. Times
French Toast. This is always ia
vorite dish with children, and is made
of thin slices cut from a stale loaf, and
moistened in milk and eggs-two eggs
to a pint of sweet mili-and then fried
on griddle with mixture of butter
and lard 1t can be eaten with sirup or
honey like griddle cakes. Home.
Cream Cabbage. ge.-One-half teacup-
ful each of sugar and vinegar two eggs,
one large spoonful butter pinch OF
salt and small pinch of cayenne, stir
well together, place in double boiler
and bring to boil Pour over the cab
bage after adding half teacupful hot
cream.-Orange Judd Farmer.
Lemon Jelly.-One cupful of sugar,
one-half cupful butter and the yollls
of three eggs two whole eggs will do)
all beaten thoroughly together; add the
juice and grated rind of two lemons,
| and place dish in kettle of boiling
water over the fire, stirring it well un-
til thick. Ice the above cake with milk
frosting and it will be very nice -
Housekeeper.
-Sout Fait-Beat the yolks of four
| eggs to a cream, add half "a teacup of
milk and three tablespoonfuls of flour,
| beat until smooth, and strain; flavor
with extract of lemon (Dr. Prices is the
best and strongest), add the beaten
whites of the eggs, turn in buttered
pudding-dish, dredgc with powdered
sugar and bake in n quick oven over
| fifteen minutes. Home.
Screens are being used now for a
variety of purposes, the latest idea
being to employ one as a writing table
and toilet table combined. In the two
corners formed by the folds of the
screen are two three-cornered shelves,
held in place by means of hooks. One
corner is fitted up as writing place
F., with various conveniences hung on the
panels, and the other corner is arranged
in the same way as u dressing-table
with three small mirrors, one in front
and one on either side.-N. Y. Tribune.
Chicken Pie.-Boil the chickens in
plenty of water until tender, having
, previously cut them up in pieces suit.
, able for serving. Season with salt,
pepper, and butter. Stir in thickening
of two tablespoonfuls of flour, stirred
smooth in cold water. Let boil up.
Have ready deep dish lined with a
rich baking powder or soda biscuit
dough. Pour in the chicken and part
of the gravy, reserving some to serve
with it. Cover with the biscuit dough-
carefully pressing down the edges
Prick holes in the top or cut slashes
Bake until the crust is well done.
Housekeeper.