The representative., 1899-03-15

pany was at the house.
Il will take the first train in the morn
ing" she said, as she bade the old man
good night. Il must set my house in Or
der for the judge" and although she
smiled her eyes were full Of tears.
RECIPES FOR USING WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR.
Behind the nutty loaf is the mill
on the wheat field rests the sunlight;
above the sun is God.-James Russell
Lowell.
A grain of wheat is one of the perfect
foods, because it contains all the elements
the human body needs in the right pro-
portions
Whole wheat flour is made from the
entire wheat less the outer coat of silica,
therefore contains the fat and phosphates
which are largely omitted from the white
flour.
Whole Wheat Mufiins.
One and one-half c. whole wheat flour;
I c. common flour; tsp. baking powder;
H tsp. salt; "a c. sugar; c. milk I egg;
l tbsp. butter (melted).
Mix the dry ingredients and slit to-
gether. Beat the egg, add the milk and
stir into first mixture. Add the melted
butter. Bake in gem pans about 20 m.
Whole Wheat Pudding.
Two c. whole wheat; 12 tsp. soda; Il
tsp. salt; &c. milk; Il c. molasses; &c
stoned and chopped raisins.
Sift the dry ingredients. and mix in the
order given. Poilr into creased mould
and steam 2H hours.
One cup Of dates, figs, stewed prunes.
or chopped apples may be used instead of
the raisins. Serve with cream or with
lemon sauce
Lemon Sauce
One c. hot water; u c. sugar; I tsp.
cornstarch; grated rind and juice OF u
lemon; Il tbsp. butter.
Mix sugar and cornstarch, add the hot
water and simmer until clear. Just be-
fore serving add the lemon and butter.
Unfermented Whole Wheat Baking Pow
der Biscuits.
One-half c. white -four; ~ c. whole
wheat flour; Il tsp. salt; tsp. baking
powder; tbsp. shortning; milk to make
soft dough- about c.
Mix flour, salt and baking powder;
then sift altogether twice Rub in the
shortning with the tips of the fingers
until fine like meal. Mix in the milk
gradually using a bread knife. When
just stiff enough to be handled, cut it
through with the knife until barely mix
ed 1t should look spongy in the cuts
and seem full Of air. Turn it out on a
well-foured board; toss with the knife
till well Toured; pat it with a rolling
pin, and when the dough is about half an
inch thick, cut it into rounds and bake at
once in hot oven. The oven should be
hot enough to bake the biscuit in 10 or IS
minutes.
The following is a key to the abbrevia-
tlons used above: coup tsp-teaspoonful;
tbsp-tablespoonful
Tommy, aged g. was playing out on
the lawn one evening and, happening to
see shooting star for the first time, he
ran into the house exclaiming: Mamma,
mammal tome here, quick; God jes' let
one Of his stars fall!'
Little 4-year-old Clara who had lived
in the country all her life, accompanied
her mother to the city, and, seeing lady
drive by in a willow phaeton, she ex
claimed: ooh, mamma, look at that
woman in clothes basket on wheels!'
Small Tommy was very fond OF candy,
and asked Mamma, can God make any
thing He wants to-? "Ot course He
cam" was the reply We'll, exclaimed
the little 1ellOW, l just ike 10 see I1lH
make a stick of candy with only one end
to it,
Nellie, aged 5, was in her fathers office
one day when he had occasion to use the
telephone WHO are you talking to, pa
pap she asked ITO a man." was the re-
ply "Well,'' exclaimed Nellie, "he must
be an awful little man if he lives in that
box!'-Chicago News
With the initiative and referendum
the people get any reform majority
will vote for. Now we get any law the
millionaires will pay for Read Bond
and Industrial Slavery" Price IS cents.
Children's Department.