The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08


IA ch .sig crvsiprlas, paint thr ~
e.m.d part with white lcaa frequently;
LETTING With iodine (thc stainless can
<. procured, has about the sam eject.
Lit Il the most bcgyariy economy 70
~ \ carpet on any iloor without put
,,oy papcrs under II. No carpet will
s,ani tho hard wear which comes upon
n when II Is put directly on the floor.
Resides Il softcns the tread and renders
n more agreeable to walk upon.
Boiled Iialibut-put q thick slice
~ halihut secured in q cloth into boil.
inc water to which ID quarter Of a tea
spoon Of salt and some juice Of a lemon
have been added. After cooking thirty
minutes two ponnds) rcinovc the skin
and serve with egg saucc.-S. Y.
World.
The ccntipedc, or acknowledged
worm" found about the house ia some
places in damp localities. Il an entirely
different creature from the southern
centipcde Of the same namr. II Is harm
less, though very dis~ngrecablc. II does
not infest any building in any large
quantities Y. Tribune.
breakfast Dried Bcef.-Crt or pare
the meat very thin. and frcshcn by
placing in hot water for q few minutes.
Pour or the water. Place in q pan or
skillet . lump Of butter, AID rs soon as
1t is heated put the dried beef into il.
adding i've or six eggs Immediately.
stir al mp together, like scrambled
eggs. and turn out on a hot platter
Detroit Free Press.
Rice With Apples.-Pecl six or eight
large. tart apples and scoop out the
cores Make a strip Of sugar and wa
Ter. with q little lemon peel. Pour over
the apples, cover aud bake until done
without breaking. Place the apple on
q plate. fill the cavities with boiled rice
and pour over them the siran In which
they wore cooked. Serve with cream.
and sugar II not sweet cnough-Ohio
Farmer.
Waterproof papcr.--Common paper
raay be converted into Il substances re-
sembling parchment by means Of sui.
phnr;- acid. The acii shoald he Of an
exact strength. and mixed with half its
weight Of water. A sheet Of paper
paced in this solution becomes hard.
tough and tihrous, yet is weight is not
Increased and IL Is far better for writ
ing purposes than animal parchment
Ladies' Home Journal.
Lady Abbess Sand witches One
pound and three ounces Of almonds.
quarter OF a pound OF butter. two
ounccs Of loaf sugar, mixed with n lit
tie roscwater until II becomes a thick
paste. Spread il on a bnttercd tin.
bake in d slow oven: when done let IL
get cold. then spread a layer Of crushed
and swectcned strawberries between
two layers % the paste. and cut in
stripes with a very sharp knifc.-IIouse-
keeper.
The etiquette Of French dinners is
more formal than that OF American. In
Paris. which is all France. one must
never bctray any admiration Of any Ct
fects evolved during tho dinner. CASTRO
nomic or decorative. much less speak o.
them. In New York. which by the
same token is all America. IL Is rather
rcmiss not to express in some unefSnsivc
way. ones pleasure Of taste or sight.
''What a charming arrangement Of
flowers!" This salad IS something to
remember" and others like these. are
phrases which no New York hostess
thinks d rescnting, indeed. rather
hopes for. Many French dinner notions
are. however. copied here. notably that
Of serving unbroken dishes.-S. Y.