The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-19

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HOMEMADE IIxEGART-We rastcd
some vinegar made py lady oiour &C,
quaintance. Shc tooE tae parlngs ana
cores OF appies, poured on potilnS wafer,
with little moiasseS anc yeast, al pat
into . stone jar ana KEEPS where u wni
DC moderaueiy wSrns. an tnfee weeks IL
VIII iorm gooa SKIP vinegar. 80. ell
There has been goins the rounds OF the
papers, q recipe ior Washing headed,
ortn tnousand dohars ALLOW me
70 c9nsrloute reeiPe Ior the same mouse
noio DUTY, winch can assure you Is
"0Itn one tn9usanu Hye hunalea doilars.
ne pound SOCIALISM. one pound uH-
s'acNsu lime, Jour quarts water, y
Dun tnese ingreuientS soSetner IA
sauSe p'a"' AS sooi as posieo pour On W
Sce'ae' 'eg 81 %. isi Efo Ht-S
DIRECTIONS FOR CsE.-S0ak the clothes
over night with one-half cup Of the COM
position thr .wn into the water. After
rubbing the clothes, which Will be very
easy. put snem inso tne Dolier, which
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tan y,,irntes. tasa .,t III a.io s;s"a T Nh
met,,od viii rencve Iii I'll s.s;,s .nd
tif,i wbite cIofSes Win h "r,sr e''I v Jaos
,,nt 80 t,,a ,s,<,,f :. aptsS s a, h, 49,
aration for to,,rteen vasrs an .n.,L i,'v ~,
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VII guy n'ase.'"' ior iliany washes.
STAINS.[AIl clothes subject to be
oh;,,T.o,., oSa.,.s . .au.S iulci' paPhIns'
no examined before ha;n~ M mt ;mtc an ~
wash mixture or soap-s,,ds. "a these rem,
der the stain permanent. MANY stains
yield to good washing in pure. soft warm
water. Alcohol will remove any discol-
oratio1.-Almost any stain or iron rust,
or mlldew, may be removed BY dipping
IN = moderate stIonx solution OF nitric
.hn INC" r SIsereu Will sait anu kept IN
ed many t;nos i,,,s MD, % NC !; ~ ~ w
failed. -. - - 20 :. '''' '''o'
IT., p.r,... cr.n.,, nm, W.. p,,h
up teacup OF starch into thick, smooth
paste Will water. MIX TINS IN three
PHI VI ma.eI, Dy' ~ .nIil ~ looks Giear,
of ciar;t;e5 toiinr ~ sne nas ~, ; i ia.
as nntme~ ar hettar still = L,if TO-
cup OF clear gum arabic water. Strain
this starch, and it is ready for use. Gum
arabic or loaf sugar dissolved, will stiff
fen when one does not care to be troubled
III making little starch. Some persons
ii., starch m coffee Tor bl;iek cotton
o. Iro NC PHI, lie, u ,, unsot,e, " p,.ve
of water. ' " o''o f'''
T.p1oc. Csr.u-TaLe two fable
spoonfuls of tanioca. wash and LET Il
soak i'm a little water for an hour~n,it
it i'm a nnart of boiling milk and cook
half an hour Beat tRe yol2s of fonr
eggs. with cnonoh snosr to sweeten
the whole stir this into the milk and
cook three minutes longer; have the
whites beaten to a stiff frOth; take
the pudding from the fire, and stir in
the desired flavOring and the whites !;
when well mixed pour into moulds.
Serve cold, with cream and sugar.
rr, s T.n,rI 7.
pan teas stain table cloths more in
delibly than other black teas, and for
a long time it seemed impossible tn
take the stains out but find a weak
solution of chloride of lime will re-
move them. Tho solution must not
be strong, and must be carefully
strained ; the cloth must not remain i'm
the lime water but short time, and
then must be thoroughly rinsed. The
preparation sold as JavelIe water
would answer the same purpose.
CREAM CaKr--To ore Gun thick
sour cream. add two of white sugar.
two eggs. half Gill milk: salt. lemon.
and nutmeg. one teaspoon soda !: bake
i'm one loaf. or Guns, flour thick as
Mound cake. n = 1e-r5
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way 10 Keep map'e syrup: rour II