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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-8-16, Page 71 111111 AUGUST 18, 1889. iiimisalwammaparywommiNmailauramocaumisomminitor HOTTSEHOLD. When Milking Time is Done, When milking time ie dons, and over all This quiet Canadian island foreat-home And wido rough pa'turelobs bho shadows coma, And dews, with peace and twilight voices, fall, Fro&moue•000lod ;watoring•trougbe;;to fod- dored stall The tired plough -horses turn,—the barn. yard loam Soft to their feet,—and in bho sky's pale dome LNte neonatal; chords the swoop Mg night• jars gall. Then, while the crickets pipe, and frogs oro shrill Above the slow brook's edge, the posture bare Down clatter, and the oobblo wander through,— Vague, pallid shapes amid the thiokete,— till Above the web gray wilds emerge the Mara, And through the dusk the farmstead faded from view. —CHARLES G, D. ROBERTS. How to Use Flour in Bread -Making. 1. Bread 'Mould always be mixed as eofb as ib can be handled. It will ries sooner and higher, be lighter and more digestible and keep fresh longer, All the pr0000aee attending baking ohould take place in a moderately warm room, as cool arrests fermentation. Too much heat, however, will make it ferment too fast. 3. Always sift your flour when yon use ib, warming it a little afterward if the weather be cold. Sifting twloe is even better than once, as you get more air between the par- a, Bread should be kneaded thoroughly and faithfully from all aides until it re- bonndo liko India rubber after a amort blow of the fiat upon the center of the mass. Lazy people are therefore never good bakers. 5, Poor yeast will make poor bread. 6. The beet is choapeab, Never use poor flour. It does not pay. Yon oan always afford to pay for reliable flour 25 conte, 50 conte or even 82 per barrel more then for wild rat brands of Cheap John flours, Adul- toretod flours, "doctored" with alum, are not cheap at any prion. 7. Don't have the oven too hob, but have it hot enough, and koop the heat steady after you put the bread in. S, When the bread le taken from tho oven it should be tilted on the edge upon the table, the upper part supported by bhe wall, and a cearec, dry cloth should be thrown over it until the loaves cool, Bread keeps beet in a tin box or earthen crook with a oloth at bottom onwropping the loaves. Engine' Baskets. For hanging boekete the partridge vine le very desirable, ao Its brillianb eoarlot berries enliven and relieve the sober green. Take up large vines; of lb, with as many berries as poeaible. If they aro green when found bhey will turn red 'homey. Always plane the vine' around the edge of the basket. Pub in some mourandia to climb the wires. For the center a "happy -thought" geranium, or what is prettier, myosotis—forget me.nob. The popular tradition, telling how the name of "forges me -non" came to be applied to bhe plant which now bears it throughout Europe, le not generally known. It in mid that a knight and a lady were walking by the aide of the Danube, exchang- ing sown of devotion and affection, when tho lady saw on the other aide of the stream the lovely dark blue flowers of the my000tlo and expressed a desire for them. The knight, eager to gratify her, plunged into bhe river, and, reaching the opposite bank, gathered a bunch of flowers, On hie return, the oarrent proved too strong for him, and after many efforts to roaoh tho land, he was borne away. With a last effort, he flung bho fatal blossoms upon the land, exclaiming As he did eo, `'for- ge la me-nob for•gelame•nob Y" "And the lady fair of the knight so true Sbill remembered hie hapleee lob ; And she oheriehod the flowers of brilliant hue, And the braided her hair with the bloeaoms blue, And oho oallod it forget-mo•not." THE BRUSSELS POST, mor, or throe thine as long if they have bo• oome withered and dried, Sarong, old, withered vegetables, however 000ked, oro unlet for bhe table, and ootnething else had better replace them. To Keep a Go.d Figure, Women who wleh to preserve the slimness and contour of their figures' mush begin by learning to stand well. That to explained to moan the throwing forward and upward of the chest, bho flattening of the back, with the shoulder bladoe held in their proper places, and bhe definite curving in of the email of the book, that' throwing the whole weight of the body upon the hips, No obber women hold themselves so well ea the aristocratic Eoglieh women, Muah of their beauty lies In their proud carriage, the deli• oabe ereebneoo of their figures and the fine poise of their head'', The same swimmable carriage la within the roach of any American girl who takes the pains to have ib. Ib le only the (petition of a few years, of eternal vigilance, never relaxing her watchfulness over herself and, eitbing or ',banding, always preserving her erectness and poieo, bhe reoulb being that at the end of that time it has become eeeond nature bo her and she never loans it. This in a great measure preeervoe bho figure, because it keeps the monies firm and well strung and prevents the sinking down of the flesh around the waist and hips, 0o common in women over thirty, and whioh it is perfectly easy bo osoape. Another thing to avoid is a bed habit of going up Maim, which most women do, bent forward with the chest contracted, which, as well as an indolent, alouohy manner of walking, le in• juri0ns to the heart and lunge, Choice Recipes, APPLE PRESERVES Make a syrup of three quarter° of a pound of sugar for every pound of apples, add a elIoed lemon, put the apples in and boil until tender ; plane in a jar ; boil the syrup thiok and pour over. CITRON PEPSI:RTES.—Piro off the rine, seed, out in slides and put in the kettle boil one hour, take out and add pound for pound of auger to the water ; boil thick, and put the nitron book ; add ono slice . of lemon to each pound of melon, boil twenty minutee ; take up and put in jars. Boil the syrup and pour over. BARED BRANS.—Soak one quart of pea beans over night, rinse them well, and bring to a boil, or cook until the akin will beak under alighb pressure. Just before taking them up throw in a teaspoonful of soda, and in a few minutes drain off the water entirely and put the beans in the bean -pot with three• quarters of a pound of salt pork scored on sop, one teaspoonful of ground mustard, two tableopoonfule of molasses, salt, if the pork is not very salt. Cover with hot water and bake five or efx hours. Fill up wibh water as' It cooks away, DOCOHNOTs,—One oup of sugar, one cup of sweet milk, two eggs, three teaupoonfnle of lard, one teaspoonful of soda, two of oream tarter, a little cinnamon or nutmeg, Beat the 'sugar and lard together until light, then add the eggs well beaten ; mix with flour as soft as poeaible and yet atiff enough to roll out. Fry in very hot lard and be careful not to pierce them• with the fork when turning them over. SWEET Rusx.—One pint of warm milk, one half oup of butter, one Dnp of onager , two eggs, one teaspoonful of Balt, two table- spoonfule of good yeaeb, or ono -half yeast Dake. Make a sponge with the milk, yeast and eufftofent flower to make a thin batter Let: this rise over night. In the morning add a little salt and filonr enough to make a eofb dough. Let it rise four or five hours, then add the butter, eggs and sugar. Mould into balls of equal size, sob close together in the pan and let them rise until very light. After baking wash the tops with a Olean soft sloth dipped ti molansos and water. C1NNAoxos Beam.—When making bread, reserve a quart of the dough and work into ib a teacupful auger and two tablespoonfuls butter; roll half an inoh thick; out out with A tumbler, and strew the top thickly will anger and cinnamon. When light, bake in a quick oven. SPIOEn CORRAJTS.—Five pounds currants, four pounds brown sugar, two bablespoonfale of cloves, two of oinnamon, one pint good vinegar. Boil two hours, or until quite think. It le bettor than preserves. Cooking Vegetables. There is probably no subject on whioh housekeepers so often differ as in the prepar• atiou of vegetables. Saye the New York "Tribune":—The commonest of all vege- tables, the potato, io 000ked with oold and boiling water with equal succees. Others insist that to steam them is the better way, This entire matter should be regulated by the season of the year and the variety of potato some varieties becoming waxy and worthet' boiled in cold water, oven when they are old, All the advantages gained by cooking old potatoes in cold water may be gained by soaking them in cold water before cooking for four or five hours with bhoir skins on. If they ore then cooked in bolliog water they will have lost the strong taste perceptible at thio season of the year, and are in no danger of b000nling water soaked, All root vegetables, after bbo first cf Jan• uary, are better for 'soaking ab leash six hours in cold water before cooking them, unless they are kept in a dirt sellar during the winter or buried in earth where they will not freeze, Another point of difference in cooking is the adding of oalb, Old-fashion- ed cooks boiled all their vegetables in salted water, but modern science does not eanotion this, and moat of the best nooks add bho salt to all delicate vegetables after they are near- ly dons, and to strong vogetables, like on- ions and oabbages, before they are pub in bhe water. The reason for thio is that salted waterrotarde the proceseofcooking, takes and the flavor from the vegetables. This le ruinous in the ease of a delicate vegetable like green peas, but an improvement to strong onions. One of the chief reasons in summer for the inferiority of vegetables is in leaving them to become old and tough before they are gathered. Too many gardners, instead of a oucceeefon of crops of green peas, beans and other Rummer sage. tables, plant their entire crop ab once and Imre a tough old supply during part of the 00,000. No cook can prepare old peon, or any other overgrown vegetable, so they aro fit for the table, Vegobablea plotted in the morning, with the dew on them, aro superior to those gathered in the heat of the day, as every housekeeper knows, If the vegetables gatk red oannob bo cooked at onoo, they should be laid in a cool, dark place till the time of cooking. Perfect cleanliness in pro. paration, ()oohing only till We, root or herb is tender, not a moment aftocward, and serving with salt, pepper and tweet butter, or a simple Dream sauce, will give the most aatiefaotory reedits. No exaob ebcedule of time oan bo given. Thiel the housekeeper must learn by experience, Wintorvegobablee take usually twloe as long to cook as sum, Plenum CHERRIES,—To every quart of sherries allow a coffeo•oup of vinegar, one half oup of sugar, one dozen whole oleves, half dozen blades of mass ; put bhe vinegar and auger on to heat with the apices, boil five minabes, burn out into a covered, atone - ware vessel and let it get parfeobly cold. Strain oub the spices, fill small jars three• fourths fail of tho cherries, then fill up with the cold vinegar. Cork or seal tightly. Leave the dome on the ohorries. GREEN TOMATO PRESERVES,—Take email - sized bomatoes, and after washing and weigh- in em take an equal quantityof su or them, the sugar into la lare prerving pan (mine is a large dish -pan), and thin the auger with a little water ; boil and skim, then pub in the tomatoes and boil rapidly until rich and think. " God Save the Queen," Every Amerioan who has been to England is expeoted to tell, when he comae home, what he thinks of the Queen, I maw her Majeaby on Jubilee day ; site didn't stop her carriage to speak to mo, bub I forgive her ; 'bwao her jubtleo—not mine I when I've governed a great country respectably for fifty years I won't atop my carriage in the pr000emion for anybody ; if anyone wants to speak to me thee particular day, let them come up to the houae when the show la over, As I said I maw her Majest and I was so , Majesty, muoh impressed that I raised my hub es high as my arm would let me. Just think of it a moment, fellow citizens, who have seen Preeidonte rise and fall suss in four years ; hero was a woman who for half a century had been head of the most populous civilised nation in the world, yet except for an air of modest dignity—" the divinity that doth hedge a king''—looked as honest, unaoenm- ing, kindly, womanly and good as any docent fellow's darling mother. " God Save the Queen." " Them's my aentimonte,' as the man sold when he hung up a printed prayer on the wall ono cold winter evening and pointed at it before ho jumped into bod.—[Marshall P. Welder's Book. Linooln'e Curjouo Proposal. Abraham Lincoln's offer of marriage was a very curious ono, and, singularly enough, ib has bub rocoatly soma to light, Nomor. out' as hie biographers have been, and 'Agilely as they have gleaned for now foots and ma• torlalo, it was left for the latent one, Mr, Jesse Volk, of Groenoaetle, to dfsoover this unique and aharaoberiatio production of Mr. Linooln'a almost untutored mind The letter is one of several written, presumably, to the lady he afterward', married. Addroeood to "My dear Mary," it made as' follows :— " You met; know that I oannob me you or think of you with entire indifference, and yob it may bo that you are mistaken in re. gard to what my real feelings toward yon are. If I knew you were not I should not brooble you with this letter, Perhaps any other man would know enough without fur- ther information, but I consider it my peon. Ilar right to plead ignorance and your bound- en duty to allow the plea, I want in all mem to do right, and moat particularly in all mem with women, I want at title par• ticnlar time, moro than anything else, to do right with you, and if I knew ib would be doing right, as' I rather suspect it would, to let yon alone, I would dolt, And for the per. pose of making the matter as plain az poeaible, I now say you can drop the eubjeet, diomise your bhoughte—if you have any—from mo forever, and leave this letter unanswered with- out palling forth one accusing murmur from me. And I will even go further, and say that if it will add anything bo your comfort and peace of mind to do so, it is my sinoore wish that you should. Do nob undereband by this bhab I wish to oat your acquaintance. I mean no such thing. What I do wish is that; our further acquaintance shall depend upon youraelf. If ouoh further acquaintance would oontribnte nothing to your nappinose, I am sure it would not to mina. If you feel yonreolf in any degree bound to me, 1 am rove willlne to release you, provlaed you wish it ; while on the other hand, I am willing and Duan anxious to bind you faster, if I oan be oonvinoed that it will in any degree add to your hap- piness. This, indeed, is bhe whole gneetion with me, Nothing would make me more miserable than to believe you miserable; nothing more happy than to know you were so, In what I have now said I think I can- not be miounderetrod ; and to make myself understood to the object of this letter. 1f it suits you beet not to answer bhie, farewell. A long life and a merry one attend you. But if you oonolude to writs back, 'peak as plainly as I do. There oan be neither harm nor danger in saying to me anything you think, jut; in the manner you think it. Your friend, Linooln." Probably this is the queerest love letter on record and the most remarkable offer fo marriage over made. Ib la a love letter without a word of love and a proposal,of marriage that does not propose. Waterloo Veterans. Only fivo of the British officers whofought ab Waterloo were alive when tho oevonty- fourbhanniversary. of the batbleoamoarountl, on the 18 bh of Mob June, They aro Gen. George Whlohoobe (as Lieutenant; of Fifty. second Light Infantry) ; General the Earl of Albemarle (as ensign olfourteenth Rogi. moot) ; Lieut, Col. M, P. Browns (as senior oornob of Eleventh Lig,hb Dragoon) ; Lieut.. Col. Waimea (as Caption of the Thirdd Battalion Fourteenth Regiment) . Major Beall Jaeleson (as Lieutenant of Royal Staff Corps) --[N. Y. -World. Juste Fit If a boy sees a coat that fibs him, he aome- bimes pate it on before he knows ib ; or we may nay bhe same thing in other words,—"A guilty aonsoience needs no 000000r." Two eahoohboyshad quarrelled and finally had engaged in a real standup Sghb. The Mather gob wind of the affair and called the combatants before him. " He struck (me," said one of the boys. " He said I mole his knife," said the other. " I said somebody stole ib," seed the firab boy.Well, you meant me," replied the other. " Why Charlie," Bald the teacher, "if Willie had told me that somebody had stolen his knife, it would not have made me angry. I should nob have thought that he meant me." " Well, but von don't steal," woe the ready anwer,—[Kind Words. Jahnnle Suggests a Topic. Little Johnnie approaohed his mother a0 oho was laying away a pan of fresh laid doughoute, "Mother, I say, mother I" "What is it, my son ?" "Why don't you talk tome, mother?" "What do you wand me to say, Johnnie?" "Well, you aright say, `Johnnie, don't you want a doughnut?'" Blood Will Tell, There is no question about it—blood will toll—eopooially if it be an impure blood, Blotches, eruptions, pimples and bolls, are all symptom!' of an Impure blood, due to the improper aobion of the liver, When this important organ fella to properly perform its function of purifying and oloaneing the blood, impurities are serried to all parte of bho sysbem, and the eymptoma above referred to are merely evidences of the straggles of Nature to throw off the poisonous germs. Unless her warning be heeded In time, serf• oue results aro certain co follow, culminating In liver or kidney disorders, or even in con• onmpbion. Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Dlaoovory will prevent and sure these dloees• os, by restoring the livor to a healthy con- dition. Somewhat Softened. A Maine youngator, beooming provoked with his father, angrily exolalmed, "You're a naughty fool 1" The father charged it; to the youngeber'a account and bided hie time. That evening bhey had obrawberriee for sapper, the first of the seamen. The head of bhe family nerved all around the board with generosity but his precious son. " Ain't you going to give me some, papa ?" the little follow asked, " No. A boy who palls his papa a 'naughty fool' doeen't deserve any strawberries," "Oh, you ain't a naughty fool," the young- ster Dried in distress—"you're a good fool, VIPs." The Book of Lubon. A Man Without Wisdom Lives in a Fool's Paradise. A Treabfee espeoially written on Diseases of Man, containing Faobe For Men of All Ages I Should be read by Old, Middle Aged and Young Men. Proven by the Sale of Half a Million to bo the most popular, because written ko language plain, forcible and Inebruottve, Laraoticalpreeenb• ation of Medical Common Sense. Valuable to Invalids who are weak, nervous and ex• haunted, allowing now means by whioh bhey may be cured. Approved by editors, critics, and the people. Sanitary, Social, Science Subjects. 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Vast numbers of mon have felt the power and testified to the virtue of Luboa'e Speoifio No. 8, All Mon Who are Broken Down from overwork or other mime not mentioned in the abovo, should send for and read thin Valuable Tree - Rao, whioh will be sent to any address, goad- ed, on receipt of ton cents in stamps. Ad- dress all ordure to 3d. V. Lubon, room 15, 50 Eronb Street E., Toronto, Canada, Dr. Naneen's appetite for exploration moms to have boon only whetted by his re- cent; experiences in crossing Greenland. He proposes to set out ip search of the North Pole noxb mason, and ltae already eu000edod in scouring subeeripttoae to the amount of $100,000 towards defraying the expouse of the expedition. It le thought that ho will first make for the snob meat of Greenland and then push northward overland with boats and sledges. ArobAo adventure half a Orange fasoination for venturesome men, and it is probable that rxpeditiono of tide sort will oonbinue to be undertaken until the North Polo ie discovered, that le bo nay, as tong ae the world lasts, Ib le said that every man ham hie double. It generally occurs in youth during the green -apple season, To dream of a ponderous whole, Erect on the Op of 0119 tail, is the nitro of a storm (If the weather is warm), Unless It should happen to fall. Dreamt' don't amount to much, anyhow. Some signs, however, are infallible. If you are constipated, with no appetite, tortured with sick headache and bilious eymptoma, bhoao signs indicate that you need Dr. Pleroe'o Pleaoanb Purgative Pellets. They will cure you, All drnggiets. Two-thirds of the total number of Eaglimh aotton spinners have agreed to limib their production to one-half the moot amount for one month. Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgust everybody with your offunoive breath, but use Dr, Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end it. 50 eta, by druggists. Whoever deairem to see bhe famous Iron Gabe of the Danube in its priebine glory should go at Dane, The Hungarian Govern- ment has decided to blow up the rocks'. The Turtle Mountain Region, Thoneande of acres of choice free govern- ment land, now open for settlers in the Tunic Mountain Region of Dakota. Here was raised the wheat that took fired premium at New Orleans Exposition. Rich soil, timber in mountains, good schools, churches, congenial society. For further information, maps, rates, eto., apply to F. I. Whitney, G. P. & T. A., Sb. P„ M. & M. Ry., St. Paul Minn., or J. M. [Nokias, Can. Pass, Agt. Toronto. The barque Ivlgtut, whioh has arrived at Philadelphia from Greenland, had an en- counter with a fieeb of 47 icebergs on the way. Alma Ladies' College. ST, THOMAS, ONTARIO. All Graduates of Alma Fine Arte College are legally qualified to teach in Publlo and High Sohoole, Collegiate Institutes, Me- oharice' Institutes, and the Arte Schools of the Province. Laetyear Alma passed 116 out of 137 candi- dates In the Provincial Art Examinations, took the only four full Advanced Certificates given in the Province, also 6 full Primary Certifinates and won 2 Gold Medal Certifi- oatee. Alma's record in poet years has been no. equalled in the Fine Art work and she now stands unrivalled in thin reaped' in the Dominion of Canada. Her Art Room and apparatue are admit. tedly the beat in Ontario, and her staff of inetruobion nneurpaeeed. A number of graduates of Alma Fine Arb School have received Collegiate appoint- ments in Canada and the United States. For 60 pp. Calendar, address Principal Austin, A. M. "It humor hereditary?" Deka a writer. It may be snit may not, but if the cynics are to be believed, most modern newspaper humor in inherited. OLP, 462. 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