Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
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USEFUL RECIPES, ETC.


CURE FOR CANCER An ex hapRe
Isl s,es lai a p urtlsR1 MAI has curei one
nf ihc mOst danaefou, cas,s Of ca. Ger by
hiuking rcd clover tea and a1plying q
rcd clover compress, and thinks II will
prove an ilf.llible remedy an all cases.
To MAKE PENctL MAEKs lNDELmiE
"A great NAVY vsipAble letters anu othel
writing, are N pencil The f,lloSipg
simple process WI maize lead perc'i
wiring. or drawing as ideliblc as Il done
withtnk; LHv the writing in q ssalloN
diSh and pour skimmed milk y on a.,
Any ,spnis not wet at first may have Tie
mi K placed Upon Them lightly With
feather, tAke nnp and let the milk drain
.Qtf wIpe of gith a feather the droIs
which oOllect on the loeer sdce. DRY n
carctrl'y. and It will be found ~ be per
f,otiy indelible l, csnno. he removed
even with India rubber. i ECchangs. n.
TIME TO GRAFT TREEs.--In reply TO
corresp0p dent, the editor of the Gdrdett-
er's MORtVy say -" For 'graltinR gen
orally any time If good when growth u
going onand there IL no. too mucl sap IN
the c,onJ he amcunt IN the stick makes
IS difference, Httere is much In b,
cion, it is liable to ro' before the uni n
takse place. j Sions are tIken from
healthy trees, and kept from drying,
sprOuting Or 0iher iHjutios. craflir9 may
20 on from early spring till midsummer.
Those who prsise ono week more than
another, arc thuss whose 'unlucky tim.
has rather been due 10 other circun-
tuees." -
BErT RooT < r Raetroo', when picked.
will Keep ns Erg as any. other Kind Il
pickle. Wash IL perfectly cesn, bu. DO
MT cut ew vary OF the fbres; boil ina
large quantity Of boiling water, with
little sa't, foF half an hour; If the skin
will come of-eesily, It Is done enough
Layit on a cloth, an, with o arse ode
rub off.tho skin Cut II into slic a, put il
intoajef and pour over It q bot pickle
OF white vinegar, little ginger, aud
horsaradish sliced. Cover close When
i-sS ,aken from the ground, beet root may
be kept iur winter use by placing in layers
Of dry sand; the mould must not he re-
moved from about the root.
10 PICKLE ONIoNss-In the month of
September chOOsa the small, white onions
lake Oft the brown skin, have ready q
very nice tin stew. pan of boiling water;
throw IN as many onions as will cover the
top. As soon as they look clear on the
outside, take them as quick as possible
with slice, and lay them on a clean
cloth; cover hem close with another, and
scald some more, aud 30 on. Let them
lie to be cold, then put them in jar, or
glass, or wi i'e mou'he bottles, and pour
over them the best white wine vinegar,
just hot not b)iling. When cold, cover
them Should the outer skin shrivel, peel
it of They must look c'ear.
FuMIG ,T,Ng Out Doom PLANTS Some
one haviuk iLqlired, through the Country
Geatten m how 20 do this, correspond
cnt replies "Tch r. who asks for in
formation how TO fu mig sts outdoor plants
With tobacco, to iRvert over the plants u
sui able slzed, one AIDED cask, tub or keg,
and put few live Goals in dish under
The cash, and place lille tobacco on the
Gre, and the fumiSatiOn will soon be COM
plettd; or fuunol made from paper may
ne inverted over the plants and smoke
blown from III nigat Y, under 1t. A cheap
I'D available iumigat0r u9y he made from
acommon tin spice box. with a suitable
| l5Ngthsd hollow sem fastened TO each end
# The b'x the cover may be made NOV
| able. Fill with tobacco, and place live
Goals behind, and blow through, directing
tho smoke. ny the stcm, where desired.
| linop.skirt springs may b. used in making
paper fuHuel 20 bstter keep the paper in
form an shape
CuRE FOR SNAKR BIrgs.-About
twenty years ago the Smithsonian Insti-
tute embarked ia q series of experiments
testing the practicability of utuiralizing
the poisoE Of snakes, founded purely on
chemical basis, Which deyel pol great re-
suits. The fact Was Illustrated that the
| poison of the IN )st yenomous rattles IKE
can be nCutralizsd in an incredibly short
| time, Afcr the most extraoid nary re.
suits from all the experiments Witnessed,
| there was paonulgatcd from tue Institute
N the time above mentioned, tho ( lloM.
ing simple hut certain cure Il snake bites,
and for the sting of all kinds f insects
thirty grams of iodine potassium thirty
grains OF iodine, one ounce of water; ap
Ulied ext terna'ly 20 the wound by saLurat
log lint or hating the ssms 10 be kept
ruist with TIE antido'e uu | the cure is
Effected, which will be in one hour aud
sonetimes instsnlv The hmb bi ten
shot d be corded tisht 80 prevent ci,cula
ion Tue hqlid hou!d be KEEP in a viol
with a glass stopper.
sUGGEs IJEs to BATuERs The follow.
Ing sugges ions to bgthers have Recently
beenissucd by the Royal Humane Socic; y
If Loadon, ard are worthy Of consdtra
ton,
Avoid bathing within two hours after
a meal.
"Avoid bathing when exhausted from
any cause.
Avoid bathing when the body is CO Il
ing after perspirstiou; but bathe when the
bldy is warm, provided No time is los. IN
getting into the water.
avoid remaining too long in the water
leave the water Immediately there is tht
alightest feeling of chilliness.
"Avoid bah ng altogether In the open
slr Il, after having been hort time In the
water, there Is = @nse If chillncss with
numbness of the hapds and feet.
"Fhe yigo- US and strong may hat {
early IA the 70 nrlirg on sp empty stomach
rhe young snd those that are weak
had be'ter ba'hethrre. hou after meal
The best time for such is from two to three
hours afler breakfast
"rhose who are su'i Ct to attacks o.
eidd'ness and taintress, and those wh,
suficr from diseases Of the hear, shou {
not hsthe without hrst coRaulting theil
medical adviser"
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