The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-24
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CRANBERRY FOOL.-SIew q quart OF cram
berries With Z very small quantity of wateg,
until they become soft as soon as you take
them of the Gre, add pound or more Of
powdered sugar, mixing u well through .he
pulp. Put il into custard cups, and when
i becomes cold, cover the toD with thi1k
aver OF cream.
To SrEw CABBAGE -Parbol ia milk and
water, and dram it; then shred IT, put IL M
to 8 stew-psn With e small piece Of butter,
q small trRcupful OF cream, and seasoning
stew tender, or X may be Htewed in white lr
brown gravy.
KArIE's CAKr.-One half cup of butter,
one cup Of uzsr, one cup Of milk, three eggs,
two cups Of four, two teasDoo-fuis Of cream
aTtar, one teaspoon ful q s. favor With
I-mon
CorTAGB CREAM-TO a quart or cream
add the ~htes of four eggs, two teasp3u
fuls OF cider, and three pounds Of Sugar;
whip al together 20 a froth, and serve iI. a
& ass dIsh.
To SroP THE Flow Nv BL00D.--Ihe fll-
lowing mode of stopping the how w blood
-hnuld be remembered bg every one. House
kseusTs, me5bsnic-, and other, ha-d ing
Knives, tools and other small instruments,
Frequently reserve severe cuts, from winch
blood HiE- urofu-elv. ana often endanEers
lif itself b nnd may Nv made to cease 70
Cow a. follows: Take The fine dust 81 ten
aud bind IL clpss g. the wound, at ali times
accessible and sasy g. be obtained. After
the blood ha- erased to l0E, lautanum may
Ne adv anLaEeou-lv applied I'D the wound.
Due regard to these Instructions would save
aEItarinns ~ mind. ard running for a eur
geau who probably NOcid make no better
,t -crlp ptian ~ n S=re present.
O~E 4 ibe highest and most important
dates 0f the hou-eKeeper u 70 preserve the
Ne ltb b hrr b u-rh0ld, and ~ do Ih' he
mu-r cnrpfulIv stud, ibe methods by Ehch
find can be made palatnble, without hsing
tno rich Tor tbe stomach. IN The FIRST piaee,
use A. little saIt+d meat as possible. Avoid
fyrng; beil your steak and 81 ops Invariably.
] Cook vegetables 20 that trey wilt retain
their natural aavor;Ede not dENHa taFrrYln
melted butter, Whleh sEpe mlR dlEesii-
bic and uDbealthy eral
REMoYINo OLD PFfrxl a. $40 htve
u mi hcuses, fFaGpai i&d hAeHRs hpH sdi WI
.,:ssss W. Y ia;asiss " ssasi s 49, sssa s Y
stated ID some lyId Al NJ ~ lk ceusAs be re-
Rosis .ssS sssE ~ SsI - = sS 5ay. vs. ago 70
foF t1e Khtt fisae, and as quite surprised
W. find how easily most indurate old
putfy could d. olE ~ after being well
wnrIned ND by re application Of red hot
iron.-GardHer's Honthiy
The dangerous practice OF joking with
firearms will prove rather "a expensive
business IL Michigan hereafter. The Leigh
lature has passed an Act imposing me
Or not more tbln $50 and not less than
k5. upon any one who shall Intentionally,
without malice, point or aim any nrearm
AZ anv otner person. The discharging "a
n fIrsarm, even when u does not occasion
injury. "A punishable with fine oil 500
and not less 'han one years Imprisonment.
z GOLD Hill, Nevads, was the scene Of .
!xerrible horror on Wednesday morning. A
! fire broke out in the Kentuck mine, and
spread 90 the Yellow JIcket and Grown
\ PJint shalta At latest accounts thTty-six
miners had been sutfocated or burned 70
deefh. The distress is horrible, and the
! catastrophe is the most terrible thai has
ever occurred ia mining regions q tne
Weat. The So raneisco Stock kxcnAngs
subscribed %l 900 tor the relief of the iaul-
ilaus az the victims. A telegram reserved
Iiust a. We 70 to press announces that tae
El'6rs q almost subdued, and the bodies Of the
victims are being removed from sne Ana''''