Richmond Palladium (Daily), 3 December 1901 — Page 5

BICIIilOXD .RAIIA PALL VD1CM. TUESDAY. I ECKMUETi 3. 1D01.

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HOW TO COOK BIRDS. Am Eiper Give Dlreettoaa For Koaatlaz u4 Brolllig. Now that the o?a seasou for game is here the following sursestlons from the pen of a'lie Joy White of Th Woman's Home Companion will be found pertineat and useful: The directions for broiling are the same for all small birds. I'-ear in uiiud, however, that for the extremely small ones J hot, lirit'Ut tire is needed, as the bird should be only browued: eonsequeutly the time required for broiling theui is brief. Singe and win;; the birds, then bplit down the middle of the back, remove the contents. ioumI the birds lightly to Batten the breastbone aud wipe tl.rcnrhly with a damp, clean towel, takh-g care that everything is removed and the birds left perfectly clean for cooking: season with salt and pepper, rub thickly with soft butter and dredge with flour. For squabs or quail about ten minutes are required for broiling. Smaller birds require less time. To roast birds draw and wash quickly, wipe dry. season with salt and pepper and pin a thin slice of pork on the breasts; put the birds In a shallow pan In a hot oven and bake for fifteen or twenty minutes. Partridges require forty minutes. Serve on toast with currant jelly and with bread sauce, which is made in the following way: One pint of milk, one-half cupful of fine bread crumbs, two tablespoonfuls of chopped onions, one tahlesitoonful of butter, one-half tahlesitoonful of salt, one-half saltspoonful of white pepper, two-thirds of a cupful of coarse bread crumbs and another tabletioonf ul of butter.

How to RoaM Wild Goose. Soak In salt and water for twelve nours ieiore eooKing, aua ir you are not sure that it is young and teuder ! partxil it for an hour at h-ast. Old gesc I are better boiled r steamed, i'ei- rcRt- ! lug they should not be more thau egu: months old and very fat to be teuder j aud juicy. A green goose four mouths j old is considered a very choice dish by . a New Euglander. It should hang at j least twenty-four hours before cooking, j Cut the neck off close to the back, but leave the skin so it can be drawn over i and down on the back under the wings when they are placed in position. Flatten out the breast with a rolling pin; tie wings and legs securely into place and fill loosely with a plaiu bread stuffing. Sew up securely, and if the goose is not fat enough to baste itself lay strips of salt fat pork over the breast and tie in place. Put a little water in the drippiug pan, add a little salt aud pepper aud baste the goose frequently with this. Turn occasionally so as to brown evenly ou all sides until teuder and a nice color. Serve with giblet gravy aud apple sauce. How to Press Chlelien. Draw and singe a chicken. Wipe well with a damp towel, put in a kettle and cover with cold water, place over a moderate tire and simmer gently until the meat falls from the bone. When about half done, add a tenspootifu! of salt. When done, take the uieat from the boues and cut it Into smalt 'kfce not over half an inch square. Put the bones and skin back into the kettle aud boil until the liquor Is reduced to a pint and a half, then strain and season to taste. Mix this with the chicken, pour the whole into a mold and stand it in a cold place over night. When hard and cold, turn out of the mold, garnish with parsley and serve. How to Cook Eels. Skin and cleanse the eels and cut In two inch lengths. Slice half a pound of fat pork and fry to a crisp: take out the pork and put the eel in a pan. If email, set the lengths up on end, but if large you can put them in the pan lengthwise. Sprinkle with salt and a rery little pepper, add half a cupful of water and cover lightly, so that part of the steam can escape: put on a fire and cook until the -water baa all boiled away and one aide of the eel ia fried to a nice brown: then turn over carefully and fry the other side. Today there are 196,000 mlleaoi main railroad track , In the Unltec (States, as compared with 271,000 miles in all the rest of the globe Europe Asia, Africa and South America. There were only 83,000 miles in the United States in 1880, 30.000 In 18C0. j on the eve of the civil war. COUGHS AM) COLDS j IK CHILDREN Recommendation of a Well Known Chicago Physician. I use and prescribe Cbamber'ainV Cough Reroody for almost all obsti oate, constricted coughs, with di rett results. I prescribe it to children of all ages . Am glad to recommend it to all in need and seeking relief from colds aDd cou?bs and bronchial afflictions. It is non-narcotic and safe in the hands of th? ul professional. A universal panecea for all mankind Mrs. Mart R Welaxev, M. D., Chicago, I1L Tb remedy is for sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sudhoff, drug-gists.

Hum Make Hair Haak. To a sample Lair wash take an ( c-puce cf southernwood aud three ; ounces of Imjx leaves and luil then gently t-r ll.'tevu minute in a quart of water. Xow strain off the liquid ami to each pint add two ounces of .;nt of rosemary aud half a drain of salts of tar;nr. Hub Into the roots r the hair with a small s;tiu-e. Thse of the ain:ve ingredients which cannot lie gsthered in the gar u may be vastly obtained of any chemist.

How to Rmtorr tutor to Wood. A sit-.le way to resture color to wood is to mix the color with oil aud tt:r) ntine. applying with a ft cloth aud rubbing iu well. Hither the powdered pigment or colors ground iu oil mav be used. For lisht oak use raw uudtcr: fr dark oak. burnt uniU-r: if it is vty dark, add a mere shade i.f laiuphhick. For mahogany use burnt sienna, t-hro'ue yellow and bismarek brown, and for cherry use burnt sieuua. Hon to Freshes Room. A room that has bconie stuffy from too much use or from tobacco smoke, may be rendered sweet aud habitable by placing half an ounce of spirits .f lavender aud a lump of salt of ammonia in a wide mouthed fancy jar or bottle aud leaving It uncovered. This is a pleasant deodorizer and disiufectaut. tilling the room with a delicate perfume. Host to Make Clam Toast., Chop up two dozen small c!ams fine; simmer for thirty minutes In hot water enough to cover them. Beat the yolks of two ejrgs. add a speck of cayenue aud a gill of warmed milk: blend half a teaspoonful of flour in a little cold milk or water. Simmer all together. Pour over buttered toast aud serve. A Brotal Tbreat. Sirs. Jigsby (the discussion haviug become somewhat personal You may talk till doomsday. (Jeorge Jigsby. but you'll never get me to admit that a wife is bound to do as her husband tells her. Mr. Jigsby By gravy, madam, if I outlive you I'll liave it eDgraved on your tomtwtone that you were a gotnl and obedient wife.'-Chicago Tribune. Good lonxh Strap. following is said lo The mar.e a splendid .-ough sirup: Take one ounce of boneset. oue o( flaxseed, oue of slippery elm and a si:ck of licorice. Boil in soft water until the strength is extracted. Strain carefully and add one p:nt of best sirup and one pound of loaf sugar Simmer together. Bol tieup tight when colli and take a tablespoonful three or four times a day. Where Metlietil Knowlrdicr Stopped, "No use t:il!:i;ig." s:iil the invalid feebly. "I'di going Iodic. I Unow." j ".)h. come:" exiiistn!:!!'i his friend I "The doctor doesn't ay tli.it. and he ' surely knows ni re than yot dj" j "No: t- doesn't know. s 1 do. that I i allorred tv ir:-.:r:T:n-:' t: !;:pse." Cath olic Stiindard uuil Times. Cont1tietlnff ttie ienerl . When ij.-iieriil Moreau was In England he wa once the victim or a rather droll misunderstanding. lie wae present at a concert where a piece was sung by the choir with the refrain: ! 'To-morrow, to-morrow." ' Having a very lmierfect knowledge of Kns'.ish he fancied it to tie a cantata fsiveu in his honor, and thought he distinguished tiie words: : "To Moreau. to Moreau." Each time the refrain was repeated he rose to his feet and gracefully lowed on all sides, to the great astonishment of the audience, who did not know what to make of it-

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