Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-19
HoUsEHon I'D HINTS.

with insects, will, 1t is said, destroy the
iacter at once. ...-,..
BnowN> GnMs.-one pint aoslr milk,
two tablesp poonfuls Of brown Eugar
sur III Inlddi1ngs; or Ets ulsss !v.ass, Iu.So
st1tf; drop IN hot gem paGs ~ -.
creased anas sbake, qu1ck-!,.h ny sgs .ls,;ts 10
oVemenr. 5elnst tIna9e as. a.onS w.'yo
Hour, IN the same aay,ss..o very uss,e. l.s,s
SH.M DpEssEr, M O1ARET. Take "a
Glass, OF Slsrst. d teaspoonful az sugar, 7,
ahd nnaf az t7ioDpea onion. place in a
frving.rsali !: when the ciaret boiIs place
in the rashera of ham, not cut very
tnlch GUy. Ss'! alna W. sto
sauce 'i t's 8 y z ...9ss = s'
VIXEN n mixsa wiSb tn tnrpenSiie Ss and e. M.
niied in tha ,Is,lal r1anner. il blacker
ar,alnofa gfossy. and moro dusas a. .EiIl, isIIi,l,
when mixed with afly other liauid The.
turpentine prevents ruat, and when prlbi
on an old rusty stove, will make it lcok
as we'll as new. =, \ Seg
NJ nu,,,,, &c. Co., n.,
ground mustard seed four ounces, new
milk one auarti mix tpSether and put
it into the3cideE After. letting s. stand
two or three daye lheks IL off throiigh o
hole the size OF gim!et then wash
the barrel clean and smoke it well with
pr1mstone; put the cider Id and stop 1t
up airbtlght. - ga
E CHA5Tft f9aNDs Tbs simnIeae ran.
cav IL fonnd jim eyerv one's kitchen
closet. and Id common starch. Radnca
il to an impalpabIe powder. nnk Il r. in
q muslin bag, keep 1t In the table
drawer. Whenever you take your
hands ont OF alBhwater or Hudss wipe
them dry with soft towel, and while
yer damp, snake the starch bag all over
tnem ana rup IL In. Ihe effect ls most
agreeable.
cp,r.,n orn1 .on ID
R,Ur nn Sn,Du, ns crI,.e run NA.:ssNAhE i.:s:st:
Oraaom wr;tos4. s.n .sMa; Al pnysieian 'f =. IN
s,ooS Soos Esssis6 mo kann,nS S So s;h "a
spJ Sss; Sssft - yg;SI s,,sI ssGop sna az
not TO run off, and spread plaster
and apply to the wound. Do this. when
bitten or stung,f and will insure your
life for sixpence. ], have tried this
remedy in number of cases, and have
never known it to fail"
II u a =,
g ooILAgE ,is OHEEsE:-Place thick, lep-
tRIiE Releu miiK oh me stoYe, and let 1t: heat
Ss SSnoisSHHBnntSl l9og 20 COOK. OF 1t will be
~ tAsa. foar into a coarse cloth, and let
-! 49,. oesAp fsttN
pu'tei: on0uld It be rather dry, mois-
ten with milk or cream, and make into
smearkase." Prepare the = milk e es
stated above, but instead of making into
balls, thin withzsweet cream and add a
iiiisHeis'i iiseies irzeefrsf,er. \ AE flhs Il 1I
nn.sIv. g. Paa:-.
genm;na aros;va ;eTi,pe :oa,, ti,pt 1, LOT mahing
grao.a OIL sto;,s sosp shnS will remove nov
.,omn5. 5 I nf fn"aa nSas s,a.;3n L1m ciotn,ng: Two
~ carI,onase ~ S.ssae Iasntosh SOAP nMI Ponna
half ,,;nt &c hot wSash ,aaa u1ssoiveu Ha n, IN
in th!n sT;oa. "TS Io;Iti.s MsssI. S9s ghe soap
until r. ia tbi.,. SmJ soap %isn po5aan
also add aIooLo1 Laff ~, n,,,.a - oaAee'
,nhnr >ha,F. On ~, oo osal aalss
an nnncas. c3Ih Vii, Ne nssas
nnlvar;ye5 oharooai 'iA n"iA al ounoe u
puivefizeo c'alcoal. s. g,g,85l ~
washed the hearts HsIs stnff aaoh ,.;tt living nts
onion narho;leS and tIan ,a;maa5 mioa a,.n an
two tabiesnoonsfnI ~ hraa5 ,..,,.,l' s.ihe'
half n teasnoonfnI of obonraa "a uIs; an;
sape and snffio;a,,t' biaol ,'uas5 % u.ae9
sait to SEASON hiahIv P.a.1 az aa salu anu
we'll into The Iear}. ona 70 0no roe"ana ssuains
fosten n 1;ttla ramai;r, as,s,. AZ es
kean r. in .WiiiIst yos.t; SIJr sIo Lo,tp top 70
nnentiv Tba,, ,oo,, oIan nas.9 re ire.
care mnat ha t9lan not aJ =, I Ie, Deu, thea, pus t
drv Anv heart thot 49, " ieo IsS 1no! 1nsa se'
celIant haahad '''"O tnsy pe 'ei' is OK
sS1s -. = - So -
Cheap PfVINEaAI. Take auuantiSy OF
common Irish potatoes, wash them until
they are thoroughly clean, place them
a tor0a ,,o,o,j -, = Fl~-:Jl ..Y