The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22
VALUABLE RECIPES.

ALL SbtE lNEt Ii I1J-
SULPHUR FOR HoRsEs.-A Corre-
of the Willamette Farmer
t..d= his stock tablespoonful of sui
l'hCy - each animal, with their salt,
rgrc IN two weeks. When he had
.lnuc 50 no vermin has troubled them,
gad his COWS have not been affected
with .aTgci, nor his sheep grub III the
l.,sH. lie has practiCed this twenty
, oars-
4 CELLAR which opens inside a
dwelling house should be kept fault
IrS-Iv clean all She year round as an-
other part of the house, because its at
mo-pacve is constantly ascending,
and imprcgnates every room in the
house with its own odors.
Up,v TO MAKE CREAM PIE.-For
r1,n pic take one tablespoonful of
uo.r Ia1 two of sugar, well mixed
wi'a a3!i a tcaCup OF cream CRATE in
i.i. shout OnC-third of n medium-siZ-
az uuimcG, a smsll lump of butter,
.a.5 ;ac white of an egg well beaten.
Tu.- pie has TO upper crust. Bake
unj,e and serve warm.
E.U,KY tin pans aud iron articles arc
easily and quickly mended 10y ham
rsrrluc a small nail or tack of soft
1ra.t .u fit the hole; cut off each side
.uI rivct it down. Riyets of soft
iron or other metals may be used to
iFrud kettles, etc.
yth CAKE.-The yolks of three aud
sine whites of five eggs; one pound of
.u-ar, one pound Of butter; and one
g-sr: cream the butter and sugar 10
u.trcr: then add the eggs beaten,
-r,ar2jcly; roll in sugar, and place
hyal far enough apart to keep them
.s".n running together, and bake
gu5.S.
trtCKER NINCE PIE>.-Roll three
crackers and soak them in onc-hali
EMP -ugay filled with water, add three
ranHiulS of boiled cider, (or two OF
good vinegar one-haIf cup ofmolas-
SOS. salt. pepper, spice and raisins as
iur -uiICc pie.
To DESTROY moths i'm carpets
wiring "a coarse towel out OF clean wa
.a-. -.rcad i: smoothly on The carpet
i.on 10 dcy with a good hot iron re-
peat iac operation on all parts of the
rlr.cl suspected Of being infested
v..h moths. NJ need to press bard
anj neither the pile nCr tie color Of
fa, rGr1ct will lee injured, and the
u.r.h~. viii b. destroyed by the heat
ar.' ~'t-gn.
.a WASH Ham EFr ~UFs.-llair
...-Gr-. however dirty, may Ice wash
.. .ul kept good tor years, without
.r-- uf stiffness hy putting a small
H.rilul OF soda into pint jug OF
.H,..in- water When the soda is
r...t,1. put in the brush aud stir it
... al I'LL clean Rinse it in cold wa
.rr. and dry Ia the suu or 10y the fire
F., quicker IL dries the harder the
-'f-s vii. lie.
...E-EING WORTH REMEMBERING.
.r London LdH~cf, excellent au-
s..r..E. gives the following rcscipc
i.f fnc care OF bone lelon: As soon
flc disease Is felt, pat directly over
size spot = Ay blister about the size
EN-. .rHr thumb nail. aud let II reEsiu
f.E -s, hours. az the expiration of
Y .-.a time. directly under the sur
ts.r oi rhe blister may he seen the
i.irr. which eau lee instantly taken
,u' With The point Of needle or
lancet
ilurs ITEtn CHEr-F.-PuI hog'-
hr'i pm .slt and water for two days,
.h.H wash and sCrlpe them clean, and
l.H UEtij an She bones come out.
'... D uP. V.rk all the bones out.
.i CROP IL fee: ,cason with sage.
...rr"r, -tir. aut q little cayenne, with
a .aB,I puoHiUl OF spice. Put il in
% 10th or tin l1u, cover il, and put
h.ryy weights on 10 Pr, - l.. When
,,nl take j, ont OF the mould aud COW
e. IN VI. "a vinegar. Cat Il III slices for
i.n fah.n aS cold -nU~c. or beat IL Up
..#l fcv g., with or without butter.
I.sTr~r~ oN FtENITJEE Wet the
i.rr' 1y .',i warm water: double piece
Cd brown paper five or six times, soak
iu warm water and l1y 1t on the
place. apply on that warm but not
laG iron. till the moisture is cyapOr-
.'.i- 10 the brUisc bc small. merely
-.s'- "a with warm alter, and hold
# r-d-hui iron near the surface, keep
iH- iac surface continually wet-the
t-uisc viii soon disappear.
-ALEETpR CHArPEU HAMS, Ere
Tbe following Is a well-tcstcd remc-
o.. for chapped bands and sores Of
Jai- nature. Put together equal
So -lts of fresh unsslted butter, tai
ia9. bCeSwsX. and stoned raisins:
-.'"mCr until the raisins are done to
q, crisp, hut not burned. Strain and
lnur into cups TO cool. Rub ,he
hands thoroughly with it, aud though
'h.y will stuart somewhat at first
thcy viii soon feel comfortable and
icdquickly.
HrE'E FJE7.-Take four pounds Of
boiled meat, "A boiled beeG- heart i
very good one half pound Of suet,
tHHT ounces OF cinnamon, two ounces
wr~c "r nutmeg, one ounce cloves,
lnUr pounds Of Taisins, one pint mo-
ia-sc>, one quart cider, and sugar
enough TO make quite sweet. To all
nae above add an equal weig ut (near-
Is twelve pounds OF tart apples chop
pod fine. It will keep five or six
months As used for pies from time
90 time, add, just before baking, &
tablespoonful of vinegar or old cider
80 each pie.
For THE TEETH-At the American
Dental Association some time ago
the COMMITTEE on pentritices and
Washes recommended the following
receipt for tooth powder: Prepar-
D1 Chalk, three pounds; pulycrized
i',i.EilH bark, two pounds; Orris
..r'. one pound white crushed SIT
r. one aud half pounds; Castillo
som. one ounce; carbonate of sods, /
,gc ounce; oil Of sasssfras, eighty !
drops. To make 4 tooth paste add |
10 the foregoing three ounces of glY-
ocTiuc and "A sufficient quantity of |
honey to make the preparation Of the |
proper consistency.
20 MAKE Bols Coon FARMERS
Tay ImCytcuH igytcUiiHTid says
Induce them a. take an interest in
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