The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-18
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ORIGINAL DOMESTIC REcEIPrs.
% LEMON PIE. juice Of four LEM
ons, six soda crackers rolled .6ns, ,fopy
tea-eups of water, three tea eups Of ~
gar. civ ,sSj3syss3 ssszrsg IA Jssas
HEALING SALvE.--Take rosin, mutton
tallow, and linseed oil, equal quantitses;
mix and melt; to be spread on linen avhss
applied. 1'a 9e - 'se slsssss s
To take out Ink Stains.-Soak the, e.
ticle in sweet milk one day or mora, then
put on little salt and rub it Knot soak-
ed pt.iss,s2a syl5E!a2s - ss.5sss Sss2a
Tarnip Pie.--Take a, turnip and pars
and boil it; add sea-spoonful Of tarfaxis
acid and 2 cup Of sugar. season and hsks
as an apple pie. Ia YNEatM4
~ Remedy for Anss. dip spoassh
water, squeeze it dry lay il on the shelf.
sprinkle sugar on it, and when the
collec: throw the sponge into bet kat'
e. V yss ssi&3 s&i 81 .sas2ss@&~ a
Beer--one gallon hot ws.st 30
quart molasses, stirred wen; Is drops Vdl
sassafras, 10 drops oil spruce, 10sdrops
oil wintergreen; add one gallon Of wassr,
ana yeast = sss8e4spi .ssssssa ssss -
To make Good, Black zsa.-Osas tee.
spoonful for each person; pour cold water
on the tea, and let it come to the bal,
then add boiling water q sufficient sqaansi.
ty for the number of persons. .Azszs&
ss Cure for Warts and Obrms-- Tbs bsrk
Of q willow tree burnt to ashes, nixsd Wtth
strong vinegar and applied to; The parts.
will remove all corus or sxcreisnce&o &oa
any parts Of the body Isssssg ssss -
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~ Buns.- .-.--Threei cups milky one enp
yeast, one cup sugss. and r6our toama1n Il
a sponge; let it rise. over night the9 1dd
tanother cup Of sugar and one Of butter;
, mould them into small biscuit So
y TO make y ~lsnegar.--.-TAke one DA3oa
! each Of molasses and whiskey, watse tAir.
ty six gallons. cider Ave gsllons steS~Se's
!. yeast one half gallon. and expose @ ths
q Temperature Of about II dsgreess ssss
: saa, .Por1 caks.-..ons oi ] pound sasd s asal,
!, pork, chopped fine, pour on . tsssaup u
. hot water; one qusrt Of -four, two s1rs oi
sugar, one cup molasses, one stessp05Sfal
saleratus; spice with cloves aud cine
mon. - - "a - -
To- preserve Egysi frssh asysds. - III,
u q handful of unslaked iimeEwitk thsahn1
n quantity of salt, in three gsllons sf s6ksr
n d.st pack the eggs with ;thessG1lss<
v down, with some shavings toskeep&1A ben
Is down, and pour the mixtars over asn,
IS besure none Of them 40 er,sksd.ssz
IL oaaa sqgg .hIsdkssA o. aws !ss5ss%
n ? Receipt for ,Yeast. with qnantit,
a of good ieaven take . handful Of hops
# boil the same, leaving two quarts of Kst'
!. er when boiled, which is to be poured up
: on the following ingredients: TRetshls
! spooEfuls of salt, half y tss-oup ot saga,
: little ginger, four good sized pot6koss
! grated. raw, two tea cups Of fopr Ths
\ whole. when light, to be corked sad ksP
II in q cool place. saw q yssaas2 20
* .CUDBEAR.-A very quick and prstt,
color, for Nchildren's everyday wear Q
!. hannels and hoisery, can be made bguiusial
!, sixpence or shilling 3 worth OF cndbsal
y in the following way Tie the cudbss
II into cloth bag; soak few hours or owe
E night In brass, then heat Il, and put int,
!. the dye enough, soft soap Tor . Hsal
= sisuds, and it is better to dissolve littl
% alum ia it. Wash the articles inssoa,
suds and put them into the dye; lot I
!, boil, stirring and airing frequent1ys Whs
= colored to- your fancy, wash in'gooA Asoal
10 suds: can be put back If not darktaeugh
IS; 1t dyes light colored soiled silk, and al
y white ribbons, avery deliestsA lie coloI
'n WOODEN, pink or purple; paramettS, a Gin
.e namon color; all wool delsiRe. . 5ort I
IN maroon 1T does not crack, butstaS 90
Si' or will last good or wea: longs. 1ens'
never be allowed 70 freeze, or dry in 4
= hot sun, for that fades itmoesx
IS. 70 dye ' a pery dark BaSs. .AAdf 10
Is, common indigo dye, one tssspos1sal
Ith madder to one ouncsl ofaindig6s~~ G.,
m. nessee Farmer. 4sasszssEss !.
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