The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-12
Imnnrtant fnr HonseRives.

Every zeal lazy is gnoi housewife; and
every good housewife will esteem It PRIV
ilrge To obtain the following re, eiPis. Old
BlcheiOrs have no interest in what follows
save in single item, Let them tot sP' nd
their precious time in reading what Is de-
signed for useful people.
CoRS MslL 2 DDISa.-PouT over quart
Of cora meal sufficient beiliag water to scald
it, stirring to mix. Adj half u tea cup full
of sweet cream, Tor cup fall Of milk. and
the same Of dried cherries, or any other
fruit, with liule sat. When milk warm.
stis il a cup full of yeast, GOV close and
set in warm place 10 rise. When light,
stir in hour to make the batter quite still,
AMI let il rise again. Put it into a pud-
dint bag which has been wrung from water
and its msile busted wi h -four or meal,
to keep the pulling from sticking Boil
fro-, one AMI half to twd hours Serve
with swretenl cream Four Of five hours
are necessary to pre2are this dish.
Nfcs PLuH CAKE.-One pounl of f1ur,
quarter of a pounl of butter, qusrier of d
bound of suGnr, quarter Of pound of cur
rants. three eggs, half pint OF milk, AMI a
small tea-spo,n;ul of ctrb1nate OF soda
Fhe above | mike weekly; it is excellent
The cakes ary always baked in common
earhpn ffower-po. saucer, which is very
gord plan.
A BAcuELoa's PUDpIXG.-Four ounces OF
| nrate bread, the sam. OF currants AMI ep'
pI.s, two ounces OF sugar, three eggs lit
! h. essence o. lemon, and ground cinnamon;
/ boil it three hours.
SrEwsp APPLE PuDDrNG Cover with ap-
| Mes pared aaI cprcl 10 the depth ot two
/ int,hes. Il deep b sin VI pan; adj waller SUI.
i,i-ut to stew them NJ Ike n crust rs for
copmon biscuit, roll 10 an inch ia thickness
Gu. a hole in The ceuter ana cover with It
the apples. .ie. the dish On the stove "r
Goals to cook, covering closely TO prevent
the escape oil steam Twenty or thirty min
utes will be sufficient. Seiye with sauce
made Of water, butter AMI sugar thlckeneI
with A nlr aui srasUHrI with nutmeg.
Jo1NyY CAKES. Sc I'D II tTter vi Sllted
| Indian meal with sutficirn water - MAKE
thick batter. stir in a tablespoonful OF sat,
Flour the hands well, and moul l. 1t int'
sm.II cake; fly them in Cat enough nearly
/ TO cover Lneiu. " il'Il OIo"h HP'" Wv "'-
Ter iit tn ysrou be tHrnel. 1t takes u
but twenty minuteS to cook them, when
lone, split and Ouuer then
! SIZE OF OUR GREAT LAGs5 The latest
NJ "A ,uretlent, vi o1f lrasl. water seas are
! lhRS
The yr latest length Of Lake Superhr Is
! 85}5 .nle,; rs gre L.Rst b'etltt l. l5J msles;
M An d-ph 958 feet; eevation GIT feet;
area $4,000 square miles.
The CREATES. length Of Lake Michigan Is
36J miles; its gretIest breadth lO8 miies;
mean depth 90 feet; elevation 587 lecI;
area % 900 square miles.
The creates, length of AXE Huron Is 2JO
miles; It's greatest breat.hI5 l60 miles; mean
ieph 91J feet; elevation 274 feet; area e.,
JJJ square miles.
The greatest length of Lake Erie Is 25J
miles: its greatest breadth is 81 mile; It's
mean depth i 81 feet; c.eya.ion 555 feet;
area 5000 square miles. ...
The greatest lengt OF Lake Ontaaois 1870
miles; greatest breadth SO miles; its mean
depth is 500 feet; elevation l62 feet; area +,
! 900 square miles.
The total length Of all five is 1885 miles,
covering an area altogether OF upward Of
10000 square niles