Exeter Times., 1908-12-17, Page 7rally titectvt
person who Sac
' be certain
cpaation5 for, Cli htmas
. tit kitchen,. 2 ' 11' Or
ei ar'Ma w4vtitil l't
, laBting tjualttic9, the. wo
,, rnonth n advaricei
the United.Stats ce
nuine calor- iutported
theriand, ', Al!•Iargo; 0
'usie.
'..* lay in ,.'., o
kue.
olI in 1744:41-1,e; • paper
\lly
wifi4i„,andat 1, of!: it
g t rv spa, on
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kull,
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The ole-heer
, oovered fxoin
th, so
°oat
atual 7 his
a 4"re"olrilirc:
concealed
o
144000 'w
O within0
e uistorner ar
allberty 't�
help mselv
f
who ' o choose out. of
e
11 viaed fret by
.
that bi
n soda Io
,
„ , , i
, water. al
our ' ereaM $ Lt, tui
nd add, h
then add hall
gar, Qfle talilerponu
cinnarnon,andr
, 111 more ienscs thano
eavo nothing to be deire.J
hile he origin of this e
ost hi obscurity. its:PRP
.
0 Irequenters 0
thought' Would write
o. kaosr'nt t I hit** As.
tv" ths-nu*-0,
trealtipdwi(1,..
id 11 ,• • *musk* tutd
at liir. ltr ikthelS11. s:adao!..
AndtheyWero..very iuuh
aIarmsd I.•.w.** ihrostn•
SitdAuVhea xcattldnetwslit,'
Pr. Worn.
yer 140
glIP0P10
would\
0 '000 1,011
tiler
Throiigli rack of nAtinan.pam,. 4
itch thing SOU1 to.rught
Cilthtteitild lives '
very drop of, anguish pre,acr1
patut-womaeSz
;
tl „nem..
uid Wise me ough thedarkite
Uast...-11,- Star
little Christ, who is t� cho
Was Yettr soura e
411180 -meteor 7wounds-
ia,ad birth
Lighting an endless seal
A little' child „has ea 0 ear
Thc 11 had a bodyguard ol aev-
raL
u usly-attir
alled at tho varivus
.
i bcin adMission 111 CX -
in , an min 11
lama e . one-
ide ,. ed out,
"liere is id to bo onu common
ontiiri bscu4
I fondant-,
he bnsis o bonbons,atpoiutcT
tigar witb. ono
ding Qne--fourljh
o tartar., Stir o $11
nts with a wooden sltoo
laCe on thc fire and let it coat
rbjl. --Skim thesyr
)inot let the sugar gra
sideshe of the kettk,
and a Ordabire the idea prevails
that a ilver coin from, the OhriSto
Maa morning offertory is sovereign
ti for 0.0$ ill that human flesh'
n A,ceordingly,,- an. hou se.
'who' happens to have -an ail-
ing
•
. &or other person in AS
house hies -him totheeleramai. of
0)0 pavan o nristmas mornit.t
tit light.
nto narrow • leglaze
=AB
t 411401kt-40r to
ilosophieal mind 'Chrititmacis
corne4 of errors in whielt
'is go 'about porchazing
•,ts for -those who- want uti
utilities for those . who,
tuts, and both. for. those who
ber t,
Itrlstreas spirit that
slither. or custom stale.
sot•,„,,Imeriten
ie in thc ehOOSirtg, and -the
j 'reform that is .so devoutly
r b Christmas socio.
*gist* ,ought to be directed to-
wards Vie assistance of the ehooser
Tather.t 'towards- theiabolis
00141$ gif
Inn rt
u e
re-
uneenand the
- *is
*
lie*ize;
nted by.
acts,..and
.vi g„ Emerson says", to.
ray of beauty .out*alueg any Utii.
though he, 'ar.trnits that the -ye.
cissity of the prospectivel reeipient
is *treid to the gift. giver,. -"since, if
.• the -at my 4100r Is without
s1icea 11 hkfott not to .toroliOet wheth4
paint b07.r.„2
ft- ivi
to the shoeless andshoe
f paint, but the 'bless.
king. shines -through al
Ad makes the Christ.
,ore tsger with. the
sou year.
to 81%1
o flowers tigSnti liLtic figure.
Thi5is recipe.: To one. pound o
ugar ;add 45,..rau Oh, --feat
on :the:Point of„*Sil r ble*k*ifniet
beat well. „With :four aratee
:eggs ;Ahe Juke and .gra rind of
one lentort and one pound SOtiv.:
O•tintis-Cre ser.st
oral 'Ur& on small pinata are,
rolledoutthin404,,pressed osef the
with anise and left, over tight, wben
'the molds are removed and the
Cakes baked ,on -buttered
Marzipan.—Tho confeetion with..
ont Whic chiltro
max Would no eomititte, nia-40-
'
I - he Wide world
was thatght4.8hnt'14*',
tit'ottenl,vcireninw.‘,.a, onld tor
,
t deer;
,
sr lid. our' 'best' it-
fectioner:s adclin 'haif
4:M110a 0 WOU Ow*
0-40004.-0 bitterAhnonds-peit
Sne. Work the sugar itt gradually,
roll, out Ort'a sUgateds• 1)040, into
,
ese:
rd and juL into I
ced cherr'is arc
tho-topi 11 in a 1
: ,
'in the oven. 11 it Lro
is done.
•
• „Quaint Dutch Ca child.
rd of Holland at welt aa tht4i'
,
dd-
trs , Consume groat quantities' nOr
'What they tall St. Nicholas take.
'. :men French do the great-
er
part ofheir feasting-and!gi
y for t'hildren,, they serve
dclicious honeyea e made after
jliia failtio,,Y:' Three quarters 01 *
pound of 110110r is heated with the
same quantity of sugar, a half pottlid
'of sweet almonds, both pounded t�\
paste, are added; •four ounee* of
candli'cl lemon .peel -and the grated
rind, an'ouriee, each of cloves .and
cinnamon, Ounce
�f sodi.' For flavoring the.,favorite
rose water is added: to the *Mount
lot half a teacuPful. Ploui is kileatin.
ed in, *bent a pound and* quarter.
Whenthe mass, oold rplf out, p
cherries
-corer the top, and ha.ke. in
rm.
,hen. --Mix Ono
and two pounds. of.
gr&nulsated sugar,heat *lowly„ and'
boil 'for 1fteen 1141144es,, thn stir
until toll sprtut orettitt
r 'ori too, plae In
van, and stir frequent-
ly
an even light brown
other pa.n pteee *tiro
an
a oil Ming. n .
•For this eoin the epplieant re-
ceives -t • veted-saeramer.int-ehill
,ing, Which, on,t*eing taken home'
htn* around , *4 ailing_ onots ne
ttd 311. popular...loop:posed ,to effect”
siLnipitto. cure:for-the'
complaint, no matter 'What it may
be,
ups IlOur, 0
000
and viiiiuij
0i aoPtil,14e,three hours.
Goed Plum Pudding. NearJ
hr' eus o!- brad -crumb, halL
f suet, (ehopped
0 .c
wound on , of a
* cold. 'water., This is"ia
rtant 'When the bolt).
chid (.2.38, degrees
40n it tOrgt a $06 bali in' col
'ter, pour it slowly' and
.a slightly oiled , platter, an
' t, • not. on
ages.
on LO sot'aside. to coot,
On04#4 to hoiden at thi
to#111i4.
emit' men. e co 1-,k
•lc:Change has
to be obtair-
lecting atm pennies'
any differe0 .Inaidensi
anging-the'4,4p.pers for
e sue
's raisiris 0110 CUp currant
up.thinlpi
n
thor-4
then n,dd tFc crumbs,
tbre-quarterz teas or;.einnariton,,
quairtera.teesPoon vleves, one -
teaspoon mace. When *ell
'ratted again, add the well -beaten
h�ZM
it the t and tio:144_40134w,oWveith.ots
r 7451
irnft.atioiI!I of Dr. #s Norway line
-st:iyorsor, lorrutitn, Apuit alo,;yaletti*0-Own.wgrOjilti,teingr
1:Af*tf°1rhaittIr:ad1 tlo"beate
of the
cg.
'
Steam ix
t fon a,
0 , ooden-s
ArSt-bico cloudy a
then ehangee, a wbtc ere
thou knead it 4001 'Perko
Put the fondant into an earth
wara_
Pa/fort untilon re ready to
it -4t will loot! a leps
make the:centres of the • hon.
hens, take a.smalt quantity of Om
on au w -in 6
.panut; of nut meats, to forn
lls. Other centres can d
-tewtfo
Juiee with some of the ratcd rmd,.
or a teaspoon of raspberry or tams*
om jam, et., with -eOnfeOtionor a
aiia, fill very stiff. Let tholifairts
stand Ova hours 'to harden. Melt
some c of the 'fondant in a bowi-
hot -wet -
poundalean.b.oef iii
'water unUl Ititeleti
d then chop fincly.
one pound fnely ehoppcclbeef suet,
four pounds recto n, cored and
hopped atioes,',,'three pounds sugar,
ree poun4 Currants,. „t*O,poinarla
•'aiSiflS,One;grated iVitmeg„, bolt a.
eapoon ,ground ,the grated'
ind w0;2oranges, and one Ion -
In Yorkshiro another curious
rempdy --use be confidently re!'
liod on; There,. any time, between,
Advent and Chostmas Day, it was
th cttstom to earry round *
surrounded with evergreens,
„
ers."
us -daers,
urry ifor :the mar -
body who was generous enoUgh to
make , ae,contribututn „WaS allowed
the rivilege,,of-taking It leaf from
t a ox; ['1113 leaf was
tirbtriftt infallible' 'remedy -for -the.
In
toothache.
UOM MAfl1'
Tooled Le
ve and
ade, from ea
dn containing
Inexpert -
May be
etled. A
tt roe feet
Music,
caSC4-4111
an
copy, on pap.
ace leather on jieceuf marble or
soaps -t.otio."with Pattern On top aind
trace all lines with a hard pencil.
riiilunt' wet leather -10:1111t0 *fit on
,Asirong side with *;-14-Ainge or scft
.ver „all hues
nut pick, pressing bzrd.
-lott, tosthg 1 .
et !bring out the
Merely placing
:and pounding
*tittis. are, 'used,
Itar.:
_
g letters'
owersara utwol
as formerly obaorved in the same
at 'county- of Yorkshirewas the
urning atthe Yuletide leg.. With
- . _
much quaint +quaint, ,ceremony, „.s myster-
ious, but substentiatpieee of wood
, was brought,in on twelve nights' in
-,Sueeessien,. and reverently . placed
.00 the -4rott:_,
There at. .itatt..2110
just• -Uand
,—*•-
-to„ be seen
again: until the foiative sevoii C11100:.
roundonto.tbdrei.tettitnitilt •
the monolog appearedon the\-firefor
many sOceessive dowels; but
what"itsts the zneaning0'1 the oxl
rdinary -cerontuflyitobody *eem-
fid
to know, Or,: at any litt<ft: eAlt
Itt 1*0 pieturesqUi eounty of,
..Verby a strange custom stilt *urn.:
vireo; the origin' otorhielt is lost in
antiquity. , fltistutatt Eve,'
*Midst general mertirrieist the holly
,whieb,:htain been brought in for Ow
tt
wrted out by th
bled itues.44,
r,Mitriety i p1
it there sh
i mon'of the fort
and reittoi aw
if the
ea Lhe ter, t
lis-
oranges and two Ienions,
berry,
jar itt * e.ol place.
Lemon Janice Meat. Take four
e •thin,, and - boil the
rinds until 'tender in a little water.
Squeeze the iniee in one pound sug-
ar, add *one pould.-TCUrrantt. one'
u c
'agar; 0 eggs, % Ib. liuttor
stoned raislus, 1 teaspoon
,--
juico lernonsi and X ..1b. orange
peol otnnamout nutmcgo,. ,g111gort;
oarraway, mace, the juice of one
lemon and X. cup of water. Work
'butter to a .cream, add 4ogar, add
yolk*. well 'beaten whites* lastly,
'add, !flour very siowlY.... 41304.1 ill' a
eartr*olf'
'4J'111,
taine I;v4o e an OrUS grate
or put through a small -coffee mill,
tlielall-be found to well rep. ,
pay the extra trouble. This cake
vouched for by an old-time cook,
whosays of it: "The best fruit
sake I over tast0d.
"Piunl Pudding.,441alf-ib. raisins-,--
Yv lb. currants, lb., boef suet,
OZ. granulated sugar, i oz. o. lemon
peel, ).• oz. e. orange peel-, l oz. cit.
little grated nutmeg, mix well with ,
tour eggs and a little milk; boil
• wite fast for two hours_and a half.
;If 3 oz. orange pit -el andf„.1
blanched and chopped, and the rat.
Ton and lemon -peel are outittekit-
will vary the flavor- pleasantly.
Servo the pudding either with the
usital caramel #01U06,or-witli-whipp,
5--tilightly.sweetetted-.0
tor
e ice
ined „osi.vor rk and diP th
cs-• 431 an, -0110-4
moo. Itein---out-atrf-ty
them on oiled , paPer. \Alien they
at $tiffoued-theymean bis dipped a
be _treat e
,
Cream x11 loud -Wilt
over ha yr, ft .1a few .
r i or
win-
ter green, end' drop the tip af
spoon on oiled paper.
ippecr Wilittits....Milt and
or the fondant,. 0,04 dip halve
*lints, as hon -bon ,..centres
ipped. .
4 delicious fondant is 'insid4 by
'ng--Maplet fluor:- instead-, 01 -7 -the
d mooned pc- el when
tnzkiog tite. pies.' •
the days when our
mot1cr*ercyoungnoClri5
Merlardiir-was complete -Without-
at. earthen Ur of delieiouts ol
daiutl ea follow 1.5
pave year old recipe: eu
granu1ate %sugar, one eup rich
eream,-one-half tospoonfut soda,
on elf 'teaspoonful salt, ,one tea.
ut vanilla; add d043iti flour
.01 rather stift dough.
about . one.third in
s. Cut into . squar
e opera, cream e two
ctips of sugar, three4ourths of a
cup ot.Itour ovate, three.fourths of
1,
aira: e
riftei a It
of tartar and talt.
Ittfair sour, cream
0164: on the' back of
ring .catofully to remove "
-
When in the- mixture is -
17 vnooth, move to the front'
stove* and boil about Onteo,
er
of It
initztes,* until a soft nn,hall
*hon a l'etw drops are, put
to cold .water. *move from tho
ire a'nd 'Theta, nut a er
thetruld tutscand--flavo
000t) an cut into stinf;
:---841tana -.ch000lates oak
ight a maU *Mount of the .
best.' sultana retsina in $4,• -little
aVnretnwehithS. tthsell'44g04111rrs4)u*ntritlitnilb'sioli'
zold cronlje stitrittvor4liehtbrityit '
voilliu Mold.. the fondant into,
,eirialt-ionrid- Ulla: with a
re8 itantr—untirthe ou1kfile:41s.
'
and firm} ,then clip into mter hotolate and drop onwaxelted bit.'
ONION WIEAVIEll, lr011t01$
On Christmas day „pito
ions in a row, name etch at
oath, and put salt on their to
06- 01) which the salt i* melterl
insidc of twelve days will be 'wet
tnanths.
oden lig that canno
Ohba notoriety, sometimes co
ore t an the othe,r kind..
ane
y acroas, eay-
ineb Margin uncut a
'4eparato- At slit* by
s through. Fry
hot lard until
.raw&y seeds may
'ring., if desir
red sugar,
They abould bo
ting, ut realty
onug tboubtftdxss
rites -4 mien
at eve gt4sista
by express. On remo
voritsgs. m Iriend'es,
Le •
vtruch *oune4 that
-