1903 The Bachelor Book

44 until brown. Take out the tripe, and add flour and milk to the butter in the blazer,to make a smooth sauce. Return the tripe to the pan to heat. Serve with biscuits or toast.

"Keep your mouth wet,feet dry," If attacked by rheumatism,Seigel's Syrup try.

Curry Sauce.—One sliced onion,two cups of Water or stock, two tablespoons of butter, one tablespoon of flour, salt, one table spoon of curry powder. Brown the onion in the butter. Stir in the flour and curry powder. Add the water,and strain the sauce when it thickens. If water is used, add beef extract. "Mary's mouth costs her nothing,for she never opens it but at the expense of others." Devilled Tongue.—Sprinkle slices of tongue with mustard and red pepper,and pour over a little salad oil. Place the slices together in one pile, and let them remain an hour. Then brown them in hot butter. Serve with slices of brown bread. "He that riseth late mu.st trot all day—and even then shall scarce o'ertakc his business." French Toast. —Two eggs, one cup of milk. Beat the eggs, and add to the milk. Season it with salt and pepper. Moisten slices of bread in the custard,and brown them in hot butter. Work,and you'll never starve) live on hope,and you'll not live long. Take Seigel's Syrup when you go to bed,and you'll get up with a bright,clear head.