Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-24
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.


PARoxYsMs Of coughing may be pre-
vented or cured by swallowing alittle dry
salt.
SOLDERING LiouID.-This Is made by
taking hydrochloric acid, quarter Of q
pint; granulated tin, one and q half
ounces. Dissolve, and add some common
solder and hydrochlorate Of ammonia.
TEA CAKR.-One cup of sugar; one
great spoonful of butter; half cup of
milk; two cups of sifted flour; very
little nutmeg; one teaspoonful of cream
of tartar; half teaspoonful Of soda.
MOUNTAIN CAKE-One cup butter;
three cups white sugar four of flour; Ave
eggs, whites beaten separately; one tea.
spoonful of cream of tartar; one of soda
dissolved in the milk.
A WESTERN veterinary surgeon recon.
mends quarter of an ounce of prepared
chalk given In the food of a young horse
each morning as corrective of the acidity
Of the stomach and bowels which produces
collie.
PARADISE CAKE.-Three eggs one cup
OF butter; two and a half cups of sugar;
one and half cups Of sweet milk; small
teaspoonful of soda; four large cups of
-four; one pound of ralsins; cloves, Gin
namon, and nutmeg.
RAISED CAKE.-Two cups of raised
dough; two eggs; two cups Of sugar; one
cup of butter; one cup of sweet milk; one
| teafpoonful of soda; two cups of flour;
one cup of fruit; cinnamon, cloves and
nutmeg. To be put into the oven at
once.
MINUTE SPoNeE CAKE.-Beat three
eggs two minutes; add one and half
| cups of sugar, beat two minutes one cup
of flour and one teaspoonful of cream of
tartar, beat one minute; add half cup of
cold water with half a teaspoonful of
soda and spoonful of extract of lemon,
beat one minute; add one cup of -four,
beat one minute.
FRUIT CAKE WITHOUT Eeas.-Two.
thirds of cup of butter; two cups of
sugar; two cups of raisins; two cups of
currants; two cups of sweet milk; two
teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar; one of
soda in the milk; six cups of flour; one
nutmeg; one tablespoonful of cinnamon,
allspice, and cloves, each; half pound
of citron improves it, Bake slowly.
BREAD PUDDING-Beat the yolks of
five eggs; add pint of sweet milk and
five tablespOonfuls of stale bread. Bake
ita light brown and put on layer of pre-.
serves; beat the whites of the eggs very
stiff, and then beat in five tablespoonfuls
of fine sugar; pour 1t over the top, return
it to the oven, and bake pretty light
brown. If you like, add extract of lemon
or vanilla to the white Of eggs before
putting 1t on.
BEAN PATTIEs.-Take one quart of well.
boiled white beans, season well with
pepper and salt, add four eggs, beating
the whites separately, two tablespoonful
of flour, and two of sweet cream; fry as
you would fritters. These make good
side dish for tea or breakfast, are but
little trouble, and very nice, and are
change from the usual method of baking
and boiling them.
THE method employed to make hail
curl by professional workers in hair is az
follows: Wet the hair to be curled, wraI
it smoothly around a cylindrical stick OF
tube of proper size, tie 1t in place, ther
: put 1t in water aud boil it two or three
hours, remove it from the boiler, wrap 4
carefully in newspaper, and bake it in
, moderate oven for an hour. Thus treated
I 1t will stay in curl permanently.
JOHNNY CAKE WITH Eaes.--Two cup
OF sweet milk; half teaspoonful of salt
one tablespoonful of sugar; two eggs wei
: beaten; small teacup of white fioul
t mixed with a teaspoonful of bakinr
powder, and corn meal enough to make
batter. Sometimes begin with the mea
and scald it, and then use only one cur
? OF sweet milk and no baking powder
with no definite proportion of white flou
q enough to make the batter right. TIL,
I. !. batter should always be thicker when tn,
meal is scalded than when it Is not, be
cause in the latter case you must ALLOW
for the meal to swell some. OF course
: the milk should be added to cool tn
e scalded meal before the eggs are put in
! or the hot mush would partially cook tn
e eggs.-C0r Inter. Ocean.