Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-31
Uscfal Receipts

G.rman Pygs.--1 pint milk 2e,..
vel beaten together; add milk and aour
gradually to the eggs, leaving half the mi k
to the last; little salt. Pat the batter in
tuttsred tea-cups. about two thirds full; bak.
half an hour. This makes 4 cups.
! AQp'e Je2y--Wash and pare half peck
tart apples, and throw them in water Peel
2 lemons and scIld the peel: letting il rem ,in
on the stove cut the lemons, and put them
throuSl. the apples IN the kettle, and pour in
the lemon water, making about quart in all.
! Pu. plate over them and stew slowly until
, perfectly to pulp; then throw then into a
! lolly-bas. and let 1t drip. Measure und
/ sugar u each pint OF juice, ani b1. % min.
utc,. Put it in uloalis.
Oraagc C5coa- Nu. Break up fine nut.
Peel anil grtte II INTO pan. anil swec.en it
with powdered sugar Have really ,pms
fne, large ripe Granger FRS. pee, ard Then
cut them into round slices, rather thick. re-
moving tie seeds. Cover with slices of or.
anse the bottom of a Largo glass bowl, ths1
LAYER cf co-ol-nu., anl 50 on till all ar,
used. Pilo sratod coc1a-Hu. heapci, on tn,
top.
Pr>serc,i Orfn7: Stin,.-Cu. then, IN
stripe the size Of \ straw, and boil them in
: strong svrnp III cl,ar. Keep them for
Binds Net PlIilinL.
In making ryrgp lpt aTJ kind nf r,ressryes.
one gill Of Ta'cr - slc.i pound Of sugar is
enough.
ISsrei Aplss far Wo.kr Cs..-Whsn
. 'ri apples arc plenty in the an:unr, ptrs.
'uTe. swncirn :, t..te, strain ,hrln.h 4 col.
F.tI -. A..
!riu kettle to beat well an ! having h.1,sf
"Arliur- Jr,," or any air tgit ones. fIl
th"'n tni Close. Yon have thea stock for
winter PIES and pu lliuss.
Poi'on Ih An'aio.s. farm. stock raising
aud c!ie"s"- "-nlEjn, have be:n my en.pl,y-
mcnt. | nnw say 10 vour readers sor,-tLi,I,
Which dunk viii he usefu! lor them 10
know. The subject that will Introduce il
Pot~'n and IL sovereign remedy.
tis now twenty years since learned that
wet oil would cure the lite ola rattlasnak.
not knowing that it would cure arv other
poison. Practice, observation and CT perisnee
have taught NE that it will cure poison OF
any kind both in man aud beast. I .hink
n" farmer should be without bottle Of IL in
his house. The patient must take o spoon.
iui Internally aud bathe the wound for cure.
10 cure horse It requires eight times as much
- Al 'ioss msn. Here let me Say OF one OF
the most extreme eases of sake bite IA tn,s
nrighborhond. eleven yHsrs ago this summer.
where tho cas- had been aver thirty hours
standing, and the pat.ea, given up to dte bv
the doctors. heard II i. carried the oil
and gave him one spoonful which created .
cure. IL an sUtilote forar4eni- and strych-
nine. II will cure blptt in ca,t.e. cati>sl by
eating tn freely Of fresh clover; It VIII cure
the stirg Of bees. spi,,eTs. or any Insects; apd
II VIII ''so cure persons WHO have Eeeii p1i-
s5nei i,y low running vire srorius 10 neao-
ows called ivy.
TPia7t .Ror Putting Very nice. For
b7EiHg. use qi. milk 9 sz.s. . table spoon
ms o. FOUR, a..A 'eAspoonful of salt For
bo'''ng. ! ct. enar, ct. milk. S ecss, / tsa-
spoonful Of salt.
JaH,',es aoihow eggs-o cups sueu.1 n
butter. OF milk and water, i tes.pnoufnI
essenos isrncn. DO. cream tartar, : dc. sd