Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-08-12
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Fty Fo'eder-Mrs. Olive Vo,n.
Henry CO., ILL.,, writes that by the oo,.: NC,
ed use of cobalt" for FIVE years, tbs r'4a' ~
have been so entirely destroyed 'ls tb.. a.e'
eggs have been laid, and these pests b. 20
disappeared entirely this year. Tpa.Aa maze g
is put into small round bakin, ii, >'OaH
thirds filed With boiling water and :. '7'
ing table spoonful of sugar added ;. DS'l-
This is an effectual destroyer of eis. :. '''n
aware, but the cobalt is neither no'a Nc ''e
less than arsenic, and if used ere,t 10y
must be exercised. We have bos.s ,''e !.
children being poisoned with il ' o.
Drying Pie P1ont-Cynthia S,,,,.
Jefferson CO., Michigan, writes: Ped !,
Sllee the same as for pies; then Nh. aug
plates and dry in the sun-the oven ~ -. "a
them dark. The dried plant soaked s'p, .,
stewed with sugar makes even bett., .4a =:
than the green stalks. She rooo,. pV
planting corn around the pie plant tok.s'
it shaded. W Aeep
C"rd Pe.-Take l pint of curd n.,.
from milk just drawn; strain we'll fo I''
whey and beat it fine; add l pint Of n.s
milk sweetened to the taste, and n5.a
well beaten. Mix the whole we'll topetSs,
and bake with an under-crust, the SAM
custard pie, in pie pans, about an i..r
deep. ''"
Roy Poly Psddtng.-Take ! II ao,,
little over I lb. of beef or mntto, :.
chopped tolerably fine, or an eou;vsIsn, ~, :,
butter; mix well together and nska ~.
dough with water; work it smooth and T ..T
to quarter of an inch in thickness ta
spread on about quarter Of an inch Of -.
kind Of preserves and roll 1t up. closipe,,
ends well. Sew it tightly in cloth ,as -
boil it q hours. To be eaten warm VIII
cream.
" C&olagogue" for Fsver-qnd- dam,
Who has not heard of the widely advertised
" Indian Cholagogue," of which some mil.
lions OF bottles have been sold at the Wa,t
as specific for fever and ague. THE tr8
" cholagogue" literally signifies remedy
Tor arrangements in, OR rather surpIps #
the bile.) Well, here is prescription fo,
making cholagogue which has been mucb
used by friends and acquaintance at he
West, for fever and asue and numerous
bilious complaints, with the happiest Re.
suits, they all say. We suspect thstif not
the same as the so-called Indian Cbola.
gogue," it is quite as good and vastly cheap.
er. To make it, take a grains of sulphste
Of quinine, l tablespoonful of barbery
bark, L tablespoonful Of Turkey rhubarb
L ounce OF wlntergreen, pint
OF molasses, and l pint of good brandy.
Put these all into bottle, and shake vel.
Take tablespoonful three times day. say
one hour before each meal. This is a tonic
>or strengthening medicine, and maybe
very good. Indeed, we will about warrant
it to cure, provided the person will est
5rotled beefsteak or roast beef in fair ouan.
titles, and sparingly of vegetables, remsn-
oering to have all the food made very fue
before swallowing Take notice that We
10 not warrant the medicine without The
dieting, while the dieting will go great
way towards a cure without the medicine.
If you want any kind Of cholagogue, how.
ever, try that recommended above, and save
he dollars now paid out for the Pat02; ar.
,icle.