The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-22
F,RES!CE FRAGMENTS.

---Whipoelt Cream. Whip a pint OF
thick cream until fra, sEveeten - taste
.nd "A flavor with vanilla. Chill and
,cr7e in Il glass N. I. World.
TO preserve fruit sirup>, prepare
The fruit Is for jeilies. Strain the juice
and put on to boil. To each pint OF
Iuicc adj half pound OF sugar: boil for
attoen minutes. stirring well, bottle
md seal while boiling. -I.a1ics' Home
Journal,
----Jeilicd Chicken Boil thoroughly -
s1s.t the bones viii drop away from the
neat. then return it to the water and
.ccp it there over night. Next morning
:hop the chicken into very fine pieces.
md to Il add salt and butter and Il
little pepper if needed. Mix thorough
" and :urn into nolCls 10 harden
Detroit Free Press.
Fresh pple.-Select Il mellow
5ne, if rcu wish TO use It the same day.
/. is best to prepare it IL the morning.
Pee! and tilg out the eves-cu thin slices
INTO pretty dish, sprinkle sugar over
each layer, alternating tae fruit and
sugar until all is sliced. set in cool
place until ready to serv,,.-Housc-
keeper.
DO not let your laundresE or wash
erwornan put clothes into the bluein1
water until they have been we'll sna1en,
If tossed IL while folded, as they come
through the wringcr they are almost
certain to be strcllzed wit: hluiag,
and although after repeated Waahlnga
these strc;lk> will come out, every one
knows how aggravasing it is to use nap
l<i.ns or hana,.ercilicfs that shO" traces
CT careless washing.
-Raspbcrry Jo!iy.-Nash three pints
If raspberries and add one pint Of sugar,
leaving them TO stan! two hours Soak
one box of gelatine i'll half a pint OF
cold water for two hours, add the grated
rind and juice Of two lemons one pint
Of boiling water and the raspDerrlcs;
strain through jclly-bar and pour
into nolds, allowing it to stand on ice
over night before using Red raspber-
rics are much 70 be preferred, bat black
IAN be used When not in season
canned fruit will ;4nswer.--N. Y. World.
Among dainty toilette articles ara
h&ud-cnaSed mirrors, framed in silver,
! wrought in special patterns by artistic
workers in metal The mos: interest
ing Of these mirrors ;tr, chased with
figures il, French renaissance designs,
or in Italian pattern with cuplds.
Mosques. vccaths and scrolls. These
| mirrors arc sold at exceptional prices
| because 'll-y are special pieces OF work.
| A very dainty hardlniiror framed in
| heart->napc may b found Tor s.. 50, and
| from. this the prices go upward 20 al
most as many hundred, when Il mirror
| Of special or unique workmanship Is
sought form. Y. Tribune.
| told moats-bcef, veal. pork. sau-
saSes, ham. tongue. chickcn-and fish
| are the basis Of delicious salads, t.
those VINO like cold meat il 2 pi1uant
relish, blended, with shred lettuce, A
| salad - shaved tongue i, perhaps TIE
| faiut.eSt Spinach. in Normandy, IS III.
Ways called salad" and So prepared
then II - own proper character: bu:
! spinach : also a ~recu sweet, and comes
to ne table ike a dark green cream
favored with vanilla and powdered
with white sugar: o. course. thus pre-
pared it has los, all identity of taste.
"A woman with ideas. who "brol<c'
long, rather wide. strai ght hall, with
no staircase in evidence. in an old-fash
ioned house, with an upright and arct
Of grill work. has added to the effect
with an ivy curtain. A healthy root il
| II handsome ar 1t the foot OF the grill
work has grown during two winters
into d beautiful arape:y Of green. I!
has proved a hardy, easiiycared for
plant, forrishin- equally well in win
ter and Summer. and seemingly not il
the least affected by the varying tenn
peratures Of stoveh heated house
| Long tendrllS are now reaching out
across the ceiling toward the hous,
door and it is only (. question Of tim.
VIXEN the ambitious vine will be clam
nring for AZ exit 10 the open air, leav
ing Il beautifully tapestricd upper wal
In its wa!1c.--N. Y. Times.