The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-19
KOuSEHOLD BREviTiES.

HOUSEHOLD BREviTiES.
"A drop or two of camphorated
spirits will allay Inflammation of the
gums
Lemon Cornstarch Stir together q
tablespoonful of butter, a cupful Of
sugar. one we'll beaten egg and three
lrrge tablespoonfuls of corn starch;
wastgjHs little cold water. Stir this
GSadnaHy into two cups of boiling
wsater fuse double boiler if you have
oae), add the grated rind and juice of
two lemons, and cook ten minutes.
Serve old.-Country Gentleman.
Steamed Indian Pudding. -One pint
butter-milk, one egg, one-half teacupful
sugar, one tablespoonful wheat -four,
and corn meal to make batter of me-
diam thickness Beat egg and sugar
together. add the other ingredients, and
j~et before turning int a creased
basin, add one-half teaspoonful soda
dissolved in little hot water: beat up
wdh, place in q steamer and steam
three hours To be served with cream
and sugar.-Prairie Farmer.
Apple Short Cake.-Make the cake
of biscuit dough. with half cup of
sugar added to IL; divide the dough into
four pieces: roll out thin and bake in
jelly caAxe tins. When done spread each
cake with good butter; on this place a
thick layer of stewed and sweetsned
apples-the tartest apples are best.
Pile the layers one above the other, and
scatter sugar over the upper crust
Place.in q hot oven for seven or eight
minutes and serve hot, with whipped
ereAsn.-Farmer's Voice
fCAicl1en Plea delicious breakfast
dish is made by simnering the bones
after picking off the meat Put this
NedidinIa deep pudding dish, set over
tho fyk and thicken with one table
spdonftE each of butter and -four
rubb53 Scsesher. Season with salt and
pezpsr, addstwo or three chopped boiled
e9Geand the chicken Spread over the
tse hghlX seasoned, moist mashed po-
taSees, brush over the top with white
of egg an osel< twenty minutes in
hot even. IN. Y. Observer
Ham Dumphngs.-Chop some cold
boiled ham, tho fat and lean in equal
prepertions; season it with pepper and
indeed sage. Mako a crust, allowing
Aak . pound q chopped suet. or half
pound e butter. t. one pound of -four.
Roll it out absut half an inch thick and
divide it int equal portions. Put some
Of the chopped ham into each and close
up Abe crust Have ready pot of boil
e. HuA h.
Boa them steadily about three-quarters
of an hour. Serve while hot-Ohie
Fasmer.
sugar WafsrA-Take sugar the
weight Of TIVE eggs and Aour the weight
Of ono egg. Stir the three eggs and
the sugar fsr.a quarter of an hour; add
tho flour md half teaspoonful of
miiced srsa4s peel or candied orange
flowers sad put little heaps of it on
very thinly buttered sheet iron pan
three inches apart Dust them over
with granulated sugar. and bake in
moderately hot oven After they are
done. remove them while hot, and bend
them over . rounded stick in the shape
Of . scroll Or shape them like cornu-
oopias. and ill them with whipped
eream- Boston Budget
Tnre0 RAIDS.
A new collecting fashion is for caps.
yachting headgear, tennis tiles and
pe}os. Caps worn by owners Of private
yachts. caps with . private device, ath-
aetic association caps. with honor"
stripes ON them-these are the most
sough: after. In Philadelphia the
fashionable caper at present is to pos
eess case Of assorted buckles. These
are buckles of steel. hammered silver,
fligree gold, bronze, enamel and Ores
den china. buckles set with glittering
gems; all these elegant dainties repose
within the buckle casket When the
fashionable girl dons gown she looks
among her stock Of buckles and selects
one which she thinks is in perfect tone
with her toilet This is worn upon the
bodice in some ultra style, and then
commences another search for hat
buckle. The art Of decorating leather
has had many students of late A few
women have acquired considerable skill
in this line, and are turning out tinted
leather cigarette cases. book covers.
paper racks and toilet trays-St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Difference Of Opinion.
Mammal am perfectly discouraged.
Tommie, don't believe you will ever
amount to anything. you are SO indo-
Dent
Tommie-Well, guess the teacher
don't think so, cause she said that I
made more trouble than any boy in
BchooS-Chicago Inter Ocean