Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

fuls of -four with two of buttef
into the soup and continue stir
til it is as thick as cream. BET
ing from the fire add a spr
pepper.
Here IS something new in til
a sandwich; these are even
llcious tif possible) than the sa
We all ate with so much RELISH
week in the German VILLAGE.
pint and half of well seasoned
ed potatoes stir two eggs. Spred
tablespoonfuls OF this notato|
smoothly and lay on it a neatly
med slice of boiled ham: cover thi
more potato and lay in boiling ia
fry TO a light brown. Have thin
OF buttered bread ready and plac
potato between and serve.
Meat-eating is now said by sc IA
to be one of the primary eau a
badness. Every article of diet rs
as every act of man has at sote +
or other been accused of robbina hiy
his tresses, but which 1t was, has nd
been exactly decided upon. How'd
the meat-eating seems a more pro-
reason than any other one, whenJ
consider that the average man
more meat than the average wQi
and has less hair; why, 1t is act
astounding to see the number of
paratlvely young men VINO are
headed. He Cor shel who is losinl
hair might, therefore, look after his
and ii he is consuming large guam
of meat abstain from it for whilI
least.
CUCUMBER FRlTTERS.-Pee
CRATE three tender cucumbers.
all the Juice from the pulp and a
two cups of the pulp, half q
cream, cup of -four, one tahlespd
OF melted butter, "a level teaspoony
salt and half a spoonful of pery
Beat four eggs, whites and yolAs
arately, and add to the hsrIec W
should be very thick; have ready a
of hot grease and drop in one spocy
at time, fry as you would oysters,'
Telephone peas, home grown, are
latest appetizing item in the linz
fresh vegetables. They are as
and crisp as can be imagined.
A delicious fruit punch is madj
the following way: Put one pinI
water, one pound of sugar and the "a
ped rind OF lemon on to boil.
boil five minutes, strain, and while
hot slice into 1t two bananas. add
grated pineapple and a quarter q
pound of sweet cherries stoned. WI
ready to serve add the juice of
lemons and taste to see If it is su
enough; if not add more sugar. r.
put into punch bowl with an imme
piece of ice in II and pour over Il
quarts of apollinaris and add abou
dozen sliced Strawberries. Let
stand quite a while before serving.
POLISH FOR MAHOGANY woo
Scrape an ounce of beeswax int
pot or basin; then add as much spl
as will moisten 1t thoroughly. AT
same time powder an eighth part Of
ounce of rosin, and add to II, when
solved to the consistency OF pastel
much Indian red as win bring il
deep mahogany color. Stir 1t well
then use.
Delicate organizes and ginghs
should be soaked for twenty-four be
in cold salt water, tabout a cup OF
to a basin of water) this generally
ways preserves the color
Colored fabrics should always
washed quickly in warm soap-wa
and rinsed in clear water. Hang Il
in the shade to dry; the sun taues
colored fabrics.
More garments are worn out on
wash-board by unnecessary ru
than in the ordinary course OF wd
Flannels or wooden goods Shau&
washed separately by immersing q
in warm water made soapy. w
them quickly and thoroughly inl
s0apy water and wiring them out G !
by hand or pass them throul
wringer; then wash them in Sc
soapy water of the same tempera
as the first wringlng them out az
fore. Now rinse the goods thoro
ly in clear warm water which may
tain little bluing for white I'd
then hang up to dry in a warm pla
MARTH
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