a " —— —"—_.
HOUSEHOLD,
Userur. Hints.—To clean black
silk, sponge on both sides with weak
emmonia water, then roll up on a roller
and leave until thoroughly dry, Will
come cout very nieely and repay the
trouble,
A tablespoonful of ammonia in one
gallon of warm water will restore the
color of carpets,
Alum and plaster of paris, mixed
with water and used in a liquid state,
form a hard composition and a useful
cement.
Dry buckwheat flour if repeatedly ap-
plied will entirely remove the worst
grease spots on carpets or any other
woolen cloth, and will answer as well
as French chalk for grease spoils ol
sills,
Unslacked lime 18 excellent for clean
ing small articles in steel, such as jew-
elry, buckles and ihe like,
To make imitation ground glass which
steam will not destroy, put a piece of
putty in muslin, twist the fabric tight
and tie in the shape of a pad; wellolean
the glass first and then put it all over.
The putty will exude sufficiently
through the muslin to render the stain
opaque. Let itdry hard and then var-
nish. If a pattern is required cut it out
in paper as a stencil, place it so as not
to slip and proceed as above, removing
the stencil when finished. 1f any
object to the clear spaces cover with
slightly opaque varnish.
ets Ap
Conn MEAL MUFFINS. — Warm one
pint of milk; work one cup of flour into
a smooth puste, and stir into the milk,
when it is warm, pot hot; add one
tablespoonful of compressed yeast and
one teaspoonful of salt; mix well to-
gether, and then add enough corn meal
to make a thin batter; let it nse over
night; in the morning add one scant
teaspoonful of corn meal dissolved in
tepid water and one of melied butter;
bake in muffin rings. These yeast muf-
{ins do not. ilke those made with soda,
get heavy when co d.
Assi
BOSTON PLUM PUDDING.—One loaf
of baker's bread cut in thin slices and
layer of Lread and raisins, a little cin-
pamon, nutmeg and sugar, then a lay-
er of buttered bread, and continue until
the pan is full, put milk enough around
it to soak it over might; cover it with a
plate to keep it down; before putting it
eggs, according to the size of the pud-
ding; milk enough to have it moist, but
not to have it run over ia the oven.
the domestic, but the American method
of furnishing it steamed or partly cook-
ed saves time and trouble. Every mill
h as of course its own way of grinding
the grits and samp and different meals,
but all agree conceruing the best and
simplest way of serving them-—Lave
the grains well done, eat with a meas-
ure or milk and sugar, if desirable,
when cold, snd with butler or cream
and sugar when hot.
FEATHER CAKE. —DBeat to a cream
ha!f a oup of butter and two cups of
sugar, one cup of wilk with a teaspoon-
ful of soda dissolved in it; beat well to-
gether, tha add one cup of flour, with
two tesspooafuls of cream of tartar
rubbed a i’, and the well beaten yolks
of three eggs, Beat the white separate-
ly wutil stiff, add them and two more
cups of flour to Lhe other ingredients;
beat well, butter two tins, pour in the
cake and bake twenty minutes or ball
#1 hour. Carefulness in baking 8 im
portant,
—————
mon saad Is made by filling the salad
bow! with layers of finely chopped fresh
cabbages and of salmon picked Into
very small pieces. Pour over ita rich
dressing. Some salad makers of repute
say that each layer should be seasoned
by pouring two or three tablespooufuls
ot the dressing over it, and others be-
lieve the better way to be to maks the
dressing thin enough so that when it is
alt poured over the top it will drain
slcwiy through.
SALT #IsING BREAD. —Take hall a
eup of sweet milk; let it stand on the
stove until scalding hot, stir in Indian
meal until it is as thick as other yeast;
let it stand where it is warm wuatil it
looks light, about five or six hours; the
next morning take warm water and
flour, the same as salt rising; stir in
your meal and milk, and they will raise
in about an hour. There 13 no need of
sour bread if you make it this way.
-
MACARONI AND TOMATOFS,—{Jse,
instead of water to cook them in, some
soup stock; allow half a dozen tomatoes
of medinm size for half & pound of
mozaconi; boil the macaroni, which
you have broken in small bits, asd,
when it is almost tender, add the pesied
and sliced tomatoes; season well with
pepper and salt. Even without the
soup stock the combination ef tomatoes
with suacaront will be found to be an
improvement, at least us a wvarlely Jn
the preparation of the jatter.
rED POTATCES — Pare your
potatoes aud slice thin, put a layer of
them im your pudding pan, then a layer
of bread ciumbs, a little salt, pepper
and butter, then another layer of po-
tatoes, bread crumbs, ete., until yoar
pan is most full, pour on milk to moist.
en, cover it, but in the oven and bake
one hour.
Do You Suffer
From rheumatism? If so, read the following
“yoluntary tribute” from a relisble, conscientious
man:
“During the fall and winter of 1884, I bad a
slight attack of rheumatism which, however,
passed off toward spring, but the following winter
it reappeared with greater severity. Not desir.
ing to become crippled I thought I would try
flood’s Sarsaparilia. I took three boities in all,
and I am pleased to say the rheumatic pains
ceased, my appetite and digestion bacame better,
an! my general health greatly fmproved.” Wax
Booox, Geneva, N.Y.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists, $1; six fords Prepared only
by C. L. HOOD & ©0., Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
In a paper read recently before the
British Association, by Francis W,
Webb, he describes his method of
compounding the locomotive engine,
The system differs from that hitherto
adopted, particularly as regards the
number and disposition of the eylinders.
Instead of having one large and one
small cylinder, three cylinders are used,
viz., two small high-pressure cylinders
and one low-pressure cylinder. The
two high-pressure cylinders are attached
to the out side frame plates immedia-
tely under the foot-plate, about midway
bet ween the leading and middle wheels,
and are connected through their pistog-
rods and connecting-rods to the trall-
tng-wheels. The low pressure cylinder
is placed directly over the leading axle,
and its connecting-rods lags bold of a
single throw-crank on the axle of the
middle pair of wheels. By this arrange-
ment the engine is practically balanced,
and 18 enabled to run steadidy at high
speeds, and, the wheels being driven by
seperate engines, coupling-rods are dis.
pensed with; it is nol even necessary
that one pair ¢f wheels should be of the
same diameter 53 the other.
ger engine constructed on this principle
in December, 1881, has run
of work, have been very satisfactory.
amr fppeien
cabbage head and slice it very fine;
make a sauce of three eggs, well beal-
en; three tablespoonfuls sweet cream;
vinegar, a littie red pepper, put on the
pour over the cabbage while hot. Serve
it eold,
I¥ compelled to use canned fruit that
off all the liquor. Put the fruit in a
cient sugar to make it like syrup; let it
then pour it over the fruit.
eine ——————
Sue was a crank on the subject of
door and asked,
“Does Mr. Smith live here?”
“No sir, his room Is an octave higher
—in the pext flat.” she replied In a
planissimo tone of voles,
——————— a
Brown at Galveston,
i granger to an Austin telegraph opera-
| Lor.
at his table and begins to send it over
{ the wires,
{ “He'd upl
| fast, She's got heart disease. Goslow.
| Break it to her gently."
a———————————
“Did you hear Gilmore's coneert?”
{ %{ didn’t beah all of it, you know.”
| “Why not?”
| **Because |] came out befoah it was
{ova. 1 heard a feller say that the voea-
i 1 st wath going to sing forevah and for-
| evah, aod 1 couldn t stay that long, you
| you knaw."
| It seems that the young man did not
know that the name of a popular seng
is “Forever and Forever.’’
If you have catarrh, you are in danger, #8 the
disease is liable to become chronic and affect
your general health, or develope into consump~
ton. Hood's Sarsap rilia cures calarth by pars
fying sad enriching the blood, and bullding up
the systems. Give it a trial
A good reputation is better thao all
the wealth of this world.
co BR
tively permanent relief from Catarrh by
using Taylor's Hospital Cure. Free pamph-
Jot sent. Address City Hall Pharmacy, 264
Broadway, New York.
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he cannot be good to others,
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Experienced Old Party A sign that
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Fa from pervous exhaustion or prostratio
Suing and
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Mrs. BE. F. Monaax, of
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alone,
usin
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months I was perfectly cured, and have had
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“Five years ego of
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8 Dot POOOIMIIMen as 8 *oureall” but
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it fmparts stren to whole system,
lages, In
worn-out, ,-
ors, mili
Zebop.sirie, hoasckeepers nursing mothe
ers. and foeble women gesemally, Dr
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the great.
est earthly b being unequalled as an
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promotes digestion and assimilation of food,
Address,
FACETI A
Tie Cuny or THE UNENPLOYED.~—
A Dearborn farmer was trying to hire
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he Central Market to go out to his |
plgos and husk corn, and he finally |
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“What wages?"
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field?”
**Out in the Geld, but I'll set up »
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“Do you bave ple and pudding every
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“Oh, yea”
“Can 1 sleep iz the parior
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“Any cider to drink?”
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“Y.pen | guess 50. Say, how fur is it
to church?"
“Three miles, but 1'l] take you
bugey.”
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I've got a lame back, and it Juris we
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composition and perfect 7
effects in any condition of the system,
ex he
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consuming my valuable time,”
CURTAIR LECTURES SHORTENED ~~
11.45 P. M.Mr. Winke—My dear,
did you see what Lhe pape: s sud tonight
about Elizabeth Cady Stanton?
Mrs. Winks—No; and I am pot hall
80 much :nterested in Miss Stanton us |
am in your persistent and continual
staying oul every,
But this Is advice to women
want to preserve their beauty.
Oh, what Is it?
Ste says there is only one thicg that
will do it—pleuly of sleep.
who
Wire (who prides kersell on being |
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Husband: “Yes.”
Wife: “Well, do you know why 1
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Lisa
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At last wy
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hustuand LE ai
would try then
He got me six bottles of th
gino six bottjes of the * Discov: ry, for
boities x ‘Discovery ” and four o
and 1 have been a sound woman for fou
wrt o
PLY
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them,
1 finally told m
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In pregnancy, * Favorite Prescription
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Enost enti
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Their combined use sis
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bagnors from the
“Favorite Prescription is the only
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