The Exeter Times, 1888-12-27, Page 7USEliOLD
ItENU I'0,a A OB[RT14TMAS DINNER,
Meek Turtle Soup,
Boiled Stamen. Potatoe Snow.
ROttat Turkey. Cranberry Sallee.
Boiled Canlifleur. M ashed Potatoes browned.
Roast Partridge pr Qaail 'faith
Fried Bread Crumb.
Mayonnaise of Celery.
Cheese Straus.
Mince Pie. Vanilla Ice Cream. Angel Ceke.
Ch000late Caramel's. Nougat,
Orango B whets.
Coffee.
Moci TalLn Sour.—Take a calf's head,
wash it carip tilly and boil it for twen-
ty minutes, 'dream and put it in cold water.
Then place it in.a sauceptn with three
quarts of water, one carrot, an onion, four
oloves, a few braisches of persley, a little salt
and one tablespoonful of vinegar; boil gently
for an hour and a half. Strain the liquor,
and when cold cub the meat off the head in
small polaris. Then add a little ()venue
pepper, two tehlespoonfuls of butter mixed
with three of flour, two hard boiled eggs
chopped up, the yolkand whites separately,
the peel of a lemon cut in email pieces, boil
gently twenty minutes, and, just before eery -
nig add one glass of Sherry wine.
BOILED SALMON. —Clem., about feur pounds
of fish, wasti wail, put lute a fish kettle
with four ounces of salt and enough water
to cover the fish. Simmer gently, and
when beginning to boil remove it to the
back of the fire to simmer for half an hour.
Then serve with saline.
POTATO SNOW.—egol eight potatoes, out
them in pteces, wash them, and put them in
a saucepan, with one quart of water and a
pinchof. salt. Wheo they are thoroughly
boiled, drain there and put the saucepan at
the side of the fire for ten minutes. Then
add to them two ounces of butter, and an-
other pinch of salt. Pres through a fine
sieve, letting the potatoe pile itself up na-
turally and do not displace by mashing
down.
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OAST TURICEY.—The turkey should be
young and plump and carefully cleaned.
Then fill the body and craw with bread stuf-
fing_compoeed of one pint of crumbs, a quart-
ehf a pound of butter, pepper, salt, two
tablespoonfuls of rubbed thyme, and one
small onion chopped fine. Or with equal
quantities of boleti chestnuts and ham, chop-
ped fine, and seasoned with butter, pepper
and salt, or with a bread stuffing mixed with
lightly fried and finely chopped sausages.
It is best roasted on a, spit before the fire and
frequently basted allowing fifteen minutes
for each pound of le fowl. The gravy must
be made from the drippings carefully skim-
med from Pp, the liver being finely chopped
and added tal the gravy.
CRANBERRY SAUCE —Take one quart of
cranberries, pick and wash them carefully,
put upoie the fire with half a teacupful of
water, stave until thoroughly broken, then
add one pound of sugar, Soil up and put an
moulds ; when cold, turn out.
BOILED CAtLIFLOWER —Take one or more
coubflonfers as are needed, wash them, trim
off thesleaves, and put them in two quarts
of boiling water on the fire,' adding half an
ounce of se,lt, half an ounce of butter and
e juice of one lemoa. B ell rapidly until
ite tender, drain carefully, and serve
in with rewhite sauce.
White SAuore.— Put in a saucepan on the
fire an ounce of butter, which melt, and
add to it one`'11111114! oonful of flour,
a little salt, white anaper, and one
glass of milk, mix all well together; stir
until boiling, then add another ounce of but-
ter, strain and serve.
MASHED POTATOES BROWNED, —Boil pota.
toes until mealy, rub off the skins, remove
the specks, put them into a bowl, and take
two forks in one hand with the points of the
prongs turned outward break the potatoes
with them. While breaktng add butter and
• milk allowing one ounce of batter and a gill
of milk to every doe in potatoes, salt and
white pepper if liked to taste. Form into a
mound, and set in the oven until brown;
glaze with butter and serve.
ROAST PARTRIDGE °RAI:TAIL, WITH FRIED
BREAD CRUMES,—Clendo the birds and IMES a
wooden skewer through the thighs, tie on
top of each a thin slice of pork, and roast
them forty minutes. Pat a claret glees of
red wine in the pea and baste from time
to time. Have some bread crumbs pre•
pared, which fry a light -brown in butter,
put upon a dish and lay the birds upon
them.
IVIATENNAISE OF CELERT.—WAsh the celery
removing all the green stalks, dry thorough-
ly end out in about one -inch pieces, then
proceed to making the mayonnaise by taking
the yolks of two raw ergs, one teaspoonful
of salt, one pint of the best oil, halt a tea-
spoonful of mustard, vinegar or lemon juice
to taste. Break the eggs carefully, adding
the oil drop by drop, remember to stir
steadily "one way" all the time then salt
pepper and/muatarcl, and last of all the
vinegar very slowly. The stirring should
go on without intermission or change of
direction, and the "mayonnaise" when
finished, should be of the consistency and
• thickness of the richest cream.
CHEESE STRAWS. —Telt° half a pound -of
flour and make a hollow in the centre,
in which pub four ounces of butter, two
ounces of Parmesan cheese, one egg, one
gill of milk, which you may add little by
little. Mix all well toaebher, roll the
paste out about an eighth of an inch thick,
out it in strips a quarter of an inch ,wine
and six inches long, and bake in a moderate
oven until colored a light brown. Divide
them in bundles of ten pieces each, around
which tie very narrow ribbons of differant
colors. Serve very hot.
ChtistMae Cakea.
A greet deal of cake -making goes on at
this seas, n, mid a few hints and recipes will
not be tmacceptable. The first recipe le for
a cake that hats been in confectioners' shops
the last season or two, and that X can confi-
dently recommend.
CHERRY Calm—Half a pound of butter,
beaten tie a cream ; one and a half pounds of
White sugar, nine yolks of eggs, half a pound
of ground rice) half a pound of flour, quarthr
of a pound of sweet almonds, blanched and
pounded; half a pound of crystalized cher-
• nee, the whither of five eggs beaten to a froth,
Mix the ingredients in the order as they ere
given. When the cake is baked, ice the top
thinly and sprinkle) chopped pietac hio nut
• over it.
• PitrtrM CARE.—Two pounds of ilottr) one
pound of butter, half pound ctf eurrants, half
pound of raising, stoned and ehopped ; half
a potind of sultanas, three-quarters et a
penind of brown sugar, half pound, ef peel,
half tempi:MOW of banking powder, three
eggs, and oold event, or milk to mix. To be
In a moderate onen two hears and a half,
PonSn CAIng,—Half a pound of butter,
beateh to a erearia ; half a pound cif sager,
five eggs, half a pound f currants or sultan-
as, three ounces of °and ied peel, three, quart-
ers of a pound of flmr, lie rind and juice pi
leMon, quartet of a n meg, grated. Bake
this cake two hours a a quarter in tin
well lixed with paper, 'Beth these are good
recipes for rich oakeis
RIfig Cakaa—Any n saber of eggs, heateu
with an equal weight (4 auger, half their
weight in butter, juet melted aver the fire,
half their weight in flour, and half in rice
flour stirred in at the IRA moment; a tea.
spoonful of eseence of vanilla ts flbvor. Hall
a glass of sherry or Madeira, wine may be
added.
&Moor. TREAT "CaltB —To each poural Of
flour add hall a pound of fruit (currants, rais-
ins, and aultanen mixed) ale ounces ef butter,
quarter pound of brown sugar, two ounces
of candied peel, half a saltspoonful of spice,
one and a half teaspoonfula of baking
powder; oold milk to mix ; no eggs.
Make it into large cakes, as they cut
up more econonaientily than small °nee, and
bake them about two hours. They shall be
two days old before they are eaten. Allow
one-third of a pound tf cake for eaoh person.
This ie an ample allowance for children and
adults if bread and butter and jarn is also
provided. For solid oake, put half a teas-
poonful of oarraway steels instead of the
fruit, and rather more sugar than the
quarter of a pound.
SCOTCH SHORTBRBAD.—TO One pound of
flour add querter of a pound ground rice,
two ounces of white sugar, half pound of
fresh butter, Take the butter in your hands,
knead the other ingreaients gradually in.
It will not do to take all the flour at once.
In cold weather it may be necessary to
work in front ot the fire. Mould it into fiat
oakes, ornament with peel and comfits and
bake in a moderate oven. Lsave it to cool in
the baking tin, because it is so brittle.
Chopped almonds—two ounces to one
pound of flour—aro thought by many
people to be a great improvement.
SPOINEE CAKE.—Five eggs, Iralf a pound of
fine sugar, six ounces of sifted flour, a
teaspoonful of lemon juice, and the rind of
half a lemon grated. Essence of vanilla
may be used to flavor if preferred. Grease
the tins with butter thickly, and strew
sugar over before puttiag in the cakes.
To Ice A CANE —To each pound of
sifted sugar add one ounce of corn flour and
the whites of three eggs. Whisk the eggs
as stiff as possible, and add the sugar grad-
ually, whisking still, with eseence of lemon
or vanilla, or half a teaspoonful of lemon
juice to flavor. Spread it over the cake
while ib is atill warm with a board paper
knife or spatula, and set it in a cool oven
to harden. It will probably be neceesary
to put on two or three layers, especially if
the sides are iced. An easier way is to ice
the top, and to fold a frill ot cut paper
round the sides. Color part of the icing
with cochineal, or, if that is objected to, a
pretty pink color can be gob with a few
drops of syrup or raspberry vinegar. Sugar
ornaments can be bought at any confection-
ers, and add very much to the appearance
of the cake and the delight it occasions.
Some peop'e mistrust these oreaments, even
now that auger is so cheap, and prefer to
use candied preserved fruits of various col-
ors.
Petering
A Wheeling despatch says the natural
gas wells near that city are riving out.
If this be so it is more than likely that the
same thing will happen in Pittsburg and
other places, and that those towns in Pen-
nsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana which have
been enjoying the benefits of extremely
cheap fuel for manufacturing and domestic
purpose will have to go back to coal. Should
this happen it would be a stunning blow
to many sections which havo been built up
as manufacturing 'Joints simply because of
the abundance of the new fuel. Those peo-
ple, too, who have been warming their houses
and doing their cooking at the outlay of
only a few cents a week will groan at have
ing to return to the costlier and dirtier use
of coal. A special advantage which Pitts-
burg has enjoyed for some time will be
taken from it, and manufacturers will have
to contend on equal terms with their rivals
once more. There has never been any car-
tainity that the aupply of natural gas would
be perpetual. The geologists have no pos-
itive knowledge as to how it comes to be,
and have refrained from all prophecies as to
its continuance. This Wheeling announce-
ment probably will put a stop to all further
piping of natural gas to points remote from
well.
A Bet That Was Paid.
A Michigan Democrat is the only loser of
a bet this fall who is in a good humour
over it. He made a wager with a Republi-
can neighbour on the general result. The
loser was to be kicked unreeiatingly across
the street in public with brass band and bon-
fire accompaniment and all the usual uproar -
tons nonsense. When the returns were all
in the winner came around and laughed and
shouted, and then went and ordered a new
pair of stogy boots that weighed four pounds
apiece. The Democrat tried to beg off and
said he was only in fun. But the Republican
insisted, and the Democrat finally gave in.
The time arrived. The band and the bonfire
and the crowd were all there. The Dsmo-
crat was there, and the kicker was there.
The Democrat took a position on the curb,
and as the big drum sounded ferociously the
gleeful Republican took a running start and
fetched him a mighty kick. The Democrat
bounced about three feet out into the street,
while the kicker lay down and took his foot
in both hands and howled, and was finally
carried off on a shutter. The Democrat had
insoled the seat o. his trousers with a forty
pound coalehole cover.
A "Murchison"
At the auction sale of the personal effects
of Lord Sackville yesterday a funny incident
occurred. A writing -desk Was put up, a
handsome piece of carved wood, but the bid.
ding on it was Very slow. The auctioneer
did his best to raise the figure to a respect-
able sum. Pretty soon he whispered to his
asaistant, who disappeared. In a moment
the rumour, started in Some mysterious way,
ran through the crowd that it veaa upon this
desk that Lord Sackville penned his famous
letter to Murchison. At once a large price
ware offered for the desk, and bid after bid
follerwed in quick succession, until the article
finally sold at an exorbitant Agure.
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Containing the stimulating Iiypophos-
phites and Pure Norwegian Uod Liver Oil,
tho potency of 'both being largely in-
ereased. It is Used by Physicians all ,ovet
the World. ,
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold 1..y an Druggists, L'Oo. and $1,00.
y(311,120 Men
SUFFERING from the effects of early evil habits, the
result ignorance and folly, wile And thernsolven
weak,nervotto and exhausted ; talso Iluomif-Aciam and
()I'D MEN, who are broken dowri frein the effeettl Of
aline° or oVer.work, arid in idiom -toed life feel the
oonsequeneeri of youthhil exoeso, send tor and read
IS, 'Ye Ltalusin'e Treatkal On the Diseases of /tem The
book Will be Sent sealed to any eddreSe oil receipt Of
wo ao. slams, Address. e
MV,Lilittiala Wellington route...Oct,
fiedisteneo
h-cdoc
.E.W.CLBRANTFORD. CANADA
ST. PAUL
1VIINNE.ApoLis
—AND--
AN1111-013
RAI L_W AV.
Commencing on Saturday. Nov. 10th, there will be
a daily first.elass through t -in sersios between St.
rani ad Butte, Moot aim, comprised of Draw- „
log 'nom, bleeping 0.r, y Ormehee, Dining. Car
atm ..2`• e Colool .1 Sleeper. Equipmeat new, modern
end equaL • the bet
Leaving 9 Paul every morning, and running
direct y througe Butte. Tole tardy Jinn with.
out orange arid s oulv line vio Et. RaforrisEt
Benton, Great Falls .rui Helena.
For partiOulirs apply
F. I. V. iTN EY; J. M, HUOIIINS
Gen Pals & Tir't Agb. Travel.g Pass Ag'fa.
ST. Pon. 4 Palmer Boma Jlbook, Torons
Mar BT
:ewe
wellies' Dress and Mantle Outtmg by
new and improved
TAILORS' SQUARE.
Satisfaction guaranteud to teach ladies the
full art of cutting all gsrments worn by
ladies and children. PROF. SuiTa, 6404
CueenSt, W., Toro.do. Agents Wanted.
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
InAUSLAND & SON,
76 King gt. W., Toronto,
Allan Line Royal Ian SteamshipF
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thursday
and Halifax everl Saturday to Liverpool, and in WM.
nier from Quebec) every Saturday toliverpooLcallins
at Londonderry to land mails and passengers tor
Scotland and Ireland ; also frorn.Baltimoro, via Hall
fax and St. John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the Gins,
gow Ban during winter to and from Halifax
Portland, Boston and Philaeelphio, ;and during 900
mer between Gla-gow and Montreal weekly" CIa
gow and Boston weekly, and Glaegow and Philade
phia fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other infOrnaatiOn apply
A. Schumacher A Co., Baltimore; 5. Cunard a Cc
Halifax ; Shea ft Co., St. John's, Nfid„ Wm. Thom
son & Co., St. John, N. B.; Alien aa Co., (Mawr
Love fa Alden, New York; H. Sortilier, Torontr
Minns, Rae 5 Co., Quebec; Wm. Broo de, Philade
phia ; H. A. Allen Portland, Boston, ittrtreal.
e co.& children who cheerfitpy join in the chorus.
hen Breadrnakees Yeast ts the subject btforews*
Mam nta tried all the t est`,
So she knows it's the best, [likhtes4
..entse her bread rs the whitest, her buns are le t
.t net re: eat all the lianeakes she dare set beforeust
B UT THE BREADINAKER'S YEAST. PRICE 5 CENTS.
oloivIsToNs
r,..DBEEF
T'HERAT
STRENGTH GIVER
'/PERFECT FOOD
.fOR THE SICK
'Pi WARM ING
pUTRITIOUSOEVERAGE
H. POWERFUL
INVIGORATOR
,••='
Every ousekeeper
should include in her E. OLID AY PURCHASES a supply of
Johnston' FIuiiee
(TS USES ARE MANY. It mares a WARMING „PAL ATABLE"
rioter BEVERAGE. It akes rich gravy for meat. It is indle-
seneible in time of siaknes s. BEEP TEA made from Johnston's
Fluid Beef is relished by Children and Adults and has a wonderful
etrengteening and invigorating effect. It is popularly known as
T E GREAT STRETNGTH GIVE
The Maple Leaf Racer and Lance C809E-Olt saws
aro now sold in all parte of the world. The quality
of these BMWS is unequeed. Their excellence is
wholly due to their superior temper, the process of
which, is kept a profound secret by Shurly& Dietrich,
the maeufacturers of these saws. One of the best
evidences of their superior quality 14 thst other SaW
manufactur era put on the market as c/ose an imitation
of thesis saws as they are able to proluos, and repre.
sent it to be as good as the Maple Leaf saw. They
run their saw upon ons name until the public become
familiar with Its inferior quality, then they change
the name, in order to humbug the ptiblio another
season, all of which la the very host evident:a of the
superior quality of the elapie Leaf saw, as is hi not
the custom to counterfat a poor article. These
coUnterfeits are Sold for a much loWer:price than the
Maple Leaf mew can be bought. for: the detder, of
course, endeavors to sell them at nearly the same
priers, thereby realizing a larger profit. Arid some et
th‘ more unprincipled dealers, in order to see the
counterfeit &ay., will tell untruths of various kindo
regarding the quality of both the genuine and the
counterfeit. Good goods are always cheap; poor
goods are dear at any price. A saw, like a iodic,
will not cut fast unless it will hold a keen cutting
edge. Pliee $1,00 per foot, elenufactured only by
SEURLY 86 DIETELOH,
SAW MANUFACTURERS,
**1
BEST FOR FAMILY USE,
CANON AFETY
.A Sri: DEALERS FOR IT.
livhoesstie ii)epots
ONTARIO—Tenon.), 80 rronestreet Elsa ,
a
OTTAWA, 23.3 -park F treat,
BELLEVILLE., 1, W. TeollaanS & CO.
QUESEO—Morinunn, E. Cover agh.
AIARITIAIE PROVINCES—ST. , Jones, r Jae, Bullock
A Sent,
MANITOBA and N. W'.--Bitahnorr, W.Xohneto08tp0
,
Sam'l Rogers &Co,; Toronto; Canaai:: :
Capital and Funds now over $3,004P.000.,
HEAD OFFICE, - 15 TORO/Ira) ST., TORON
A. Rome Company, Established October 1871.
To this Date, 06tober 81, 1887, there has been returned :
To the helav of Polley holders (death-olaima).. ,,,, .. .. 40,24
To the holders of matured Endowment Polloiee .... . ............ . . .. .. . 26,4
To Policy -holders on surrender of ------------------------------------------------98,Policieo... .
To Peliesehoiclers for Oash profits (including those allocated and .............. 482
To holders of Annuity Bonds, .. . . ........... .. .. . 18,
Loaned to Polley -holders on the .......... ..... .. 82
PRESIDENT—Hog. Stu W. P. Howr,Artn, 0!B,, K.C.M.G. 51406
Policies in Force over 10.000. Amount oVer:$15,0
VICE,2RESIDENTS—WxttrAst Examwr, ESQ.; EnwAlto llooran, E
J. IL MACDONALD, Managing Dir
Petioles Nentorfeltable atter 2 Veen and Indefeatible aftet 2 same.
ELY ON HOP BITTERSM
A WONDERFUL NERVE TONIC. A Medicine, not a Drink. Cure All DISsitiges of the btornach, get
,
MOOdi Liver, kidneys, Urinary Organs, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Female CoMplaints, toRUNKIENE4
it may Save Your Life. 010-10000 eward pald tor a ease they wili net cure*