South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

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VA Chester coaaty. Pa. orchariist
had intended 70 gran como OF his trees
over again. but lined heavily undce
them. AMI that brought them 20 psrfec-
ton thing worth knowing.
VGreen corn folder - preserved IN
France. by being buried Ia trenches and
The whole covered with earth. Its pre-
servstton Is duo 10 she exclusion Of air.
The folder 10 used for feeding the cat.
Gle in winter. The ground must be dry
where II 10 preserved.
VAccorsiing to the Union Msd.cui
corns may be cured with greater Ger.
tainty and rapidity than In any other
way by simply applying. morning and
evening. drop or psrcllorids Of Iron,
by means OF q bit OF straw. This treat.
inent. continued for nftcen days, Will, In
most cases. effect cure without invol.
wing any pain.
How TO CLEAN LAMP CnsyxRys-
Most people In cleaning lamp c!.imnsys
use either brush made OF bristles twis.
ted into wire. or rag on the point Of
scissors. Both OF these are bad for
without great care. the wire. or scissors.
will scratch the glass ~ q diamond
does, which, under tue expansion power
Of heat, soon breaks, a. all scratched
glass will. Ii you want q neat little
thing that costs nothing, and win save
half your glass, tie piece OF soft sponge
tho size OF your chimney TO pine stick.
CHICKEN CHoLERA.-A correspond.
ent sends the Martinsburg Independent
the following: no prevent chickens
from having the cholera, keep pile OF
lime in the barn yard for them To roll in.
| have never lost one since l tried Il.
while my neighbors that did not have
lime lost many"
A FACT FOR FARMERs.-It may not
be generally known that the seed or the
sunfower Is tho most infallible remedy
yet discovered for the speedy cure or
founder I'm horses. Immediately on dis.
covering that your horse il foundered,
mix about n pint OF the whole seed I'm
his food. and it will work perfect cure.
AT least so says an intelligent farmer
correspondent.
ANOTHER OF TIE Virtues OF KRRo.
SEINE OLA child Of Mr.. G. NJ Jones.
was bitten by highland snoccasin, and
perfect cure obtained by external an.
plication OF kerosene oil. A valuable
dog was bitten by cotton mouth. and
was dying when the first external appli.
cation Of the oil was made, bnt obtained
instant relief and WAS up and running
about in two or three hours.-Aberdeea
Mss. ErGainer.
Flo PUDDINo.-Half . pound bread
crumbs. half pound Eggs, six ounces OF
suct. six ounces brown sugar; mincs
The figs and suet nicely; q little salt,
two eggs well beaten, nutmeg to taste I:
boil in . mold four hours.
OAr MEAL CREDIBLE CAKEs.-Tako
one cup and half OF oat meal, two Tea.
spoonfuls Of sugar one saltspoonfal OF
salt, and n piece Of soda about the size
or pea. Stir all we'll together with
cold water and let 1t stand all night. In
the morning put one egg, one cup OF
milk, and enough -four TO give IL the
right consistency OF n batter; FRY on 4
griddle with very little fat. q small piece
OF beef suet. which is the best to use.
PRESERVING ORANGES IN SLICES
Remove the peel from three dozen or.
anges and cut in slices quarter or an
inch in thickness. taking out the seeds.
Take their weight in LOAF sugar. and
make it into clear strip with boiling.
Then put in few slices OF tile oranges
! at time. and boil them for ten minutes.
Skim out into glass jars. aud when all
Of them are cooked turn in the boiling
sirup. lf n silver spoon Is put into
glass jars before the preserves, they can
he turned in while boiling hot without
cracking the glass.
CREAM PHONE cup cream (sweet,
and rs thick as you can get ID. two Ia
blespoonfuls Of sugar. aud one egg. Use
one cruise MAXIM In the usu.i ,yar