The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
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mm Chemical soap ! think md only
cost about cents bar
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FL tl soda, - D. uBslaeked lime, and
pour over tham gallon boiling water
Let i settle and pour 81 into stone
laa Saaa dirty clothes over night in
Just enough strong suds to thoroughly
wet them aad n tho morning put your
boiler over 30 fall Of boiling suds. and
boat Is boiling point Wiring out your
clothes sorting them, and add to the
boiling water ono toacupful iiuid and
soap enuughtomake u good suas; throw
IN the clothes, and boil thom from ten
60 twenty minutes according 20 grade.
drain well $50 ns 20 save boiling water;
rub on the sudsing water, and rinse
thoroughly
CBusT ron kNluIlANDLIs !. Lay
#A piece 81 alum on The stove, and when
melted rob the knife shank IN il and
; Immediately thrust it firmly into tho
, handle IT Nill soon be ready Tor nso.
2 Fine brick dust stirred into melted
: rOsin mud used hot viii fix knife aud
fork laualty firmly. 3 Mix equal
! parts oi wood ashes and common salt.
! with water enough 20 mako mortar.
{ Fill the handles with this, and then
drive IN the shank and Let il dry. | al
, SO fixed a stove spud in this way and
it is very tight
PuRK BRINE The "bost pork l ever
/ ate was the unsolicited compliment
) puid hy many who ate Of the pork put
up MS follows; For 200 pounds Of pork,
IL gallon Of sorghum syrup in the bot
! tom oi the barrel and q good layer of
, salt splinllod into IT, Pork packed as
: usual well saltcd with rock salt, and
, covered with strong brine containing an
ounce Of saltpetre, and swootened with
{ sorghum
E Tomro Cirsup. Pour boiling water
| on tho tomatoes let them stand until
! YOU can rub off the skin, then cover
9 them with salt, and let them stand
e tWenty-f0ur hours. Then strain them,
. and to two quarts put two ounces Of
{ cloves, two ounces Of pepper two nut
I meg8 Boil half an hour, then add u
( pint d wine
B 10 PiuLE TOMATOES As you gather
} them ttrow them into cold vinegar,
8 Whom you have enough, take them out,
and scald some spices tied in II bag.
ia g1oi vinegar, and pour it bot oVtiY
thom
e To PlcmE OMoNs Peel, and bail br
Z nlilh aud water len Iainutcs, drain off
Y the millt and water, aud pour scaldibg
y spited vinegar on TO them.
z GAyE IT Up.- Henry Clay Dean, why
g was at one time Chaplain to Congress
y bad yorg strong objections TO the Gus
% tom Of the members ofhis congregation
t 81 looking around when any oAe enter
Z ed the church
y Bong worried one afternoon by this
! turning practice ia bis congregation.
0 Ar. Dcan stopped IN his sermon, and
a said
q "N9w listen TO me aud III toll ym
8 who the people are as they come in
3 He 5hen went on with his DISCOURSE
u until gentleman entered, when he
n bawlod out like IN usher
c Deacon A.. who keeps shop
e over the way and then went ON with
Q his sermon.
r Presently another passed up the aisle,
r and he gave his name, residence aud
Il occupation, and 50 he continued FOR
& some time
y At length some one entered tito door
q who WAS unknown TO Dir. Dean, when
Ic he cried out;
q little old nlaP, with drab coat
le and an Old white hot don't know him.
Ie Look for yourselves
if The congregation WIS cured
q 4 soldier with artificial logs re-
e Gently declared that he had much rath-
n er "bc On bis last logs7 than his new
ii ones.
r Why is blindman's Z bluff Ike sym
n pathy? Because il is fellow feeling
for fellow creature
. Master Owen "Oh, Aunty, make
= Freddy behave himself every time /
8 hit him on the head with nallot ho
IS burst right out crying"
e In an old family Bible in Connect
Is cut, the record Of birth is entered in
this wise elizabeth Jones, born on
a the goth Of November 1857, according
I 70 the best Of her recollection =
+ An old lady who bad insisted on
her minister's praying for ram, had her
.' cabbagea cut up by hail storm, aud
Il ,,p vf4t1efV,y tho ufreeb ratUa,Lol tla4