Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
WORTH KNOWING.

boiled cod, fresh or saltcd; one CUP
tul smashed potatoes; halfa cup Of
melted butter with an cog beaten
IN. Season 20 taste. Chop the feb
when you have freed il OF bones and
skin; work in the potato, aud rnois.
ten with the melted butter until Il
Is wet enough 10 mould and viii
set keep In shape roll the balls in
aour. and ny quickly 10 a golden
brown ~ Lard or clean drippinr.
Take from the Fat so soon a. the,
arc done lay in a colander or sieve
n shake gently to free them from
very drop Il grease; turn out lor
lew moments on white paper to
'sorb any lingering drops and send
on hot dish.
cal ChcCse.-Obtaiu shoulder
Fcali take out the bone, cut the
Z INTO small pieces, aid just wa
enough 10 cover II, stew until
Ter take out all pieces Of gristlc
nee Il fine, aud return 20 the
ior At was boiled Ia; then add
pound of cold boiled pork chop
nc, one Tablespoonful each
copper and mace, some sweet
's and two well beaten eggs /;
b III into an carthcu di-h, with the
on the top, aud bake ono hour.
O.. he eaten cold
'"ta,oe Salai.-Bo.l one ogg very
], rub the yoik 20 pulp, add
aw yolk, one tcaspoouiul 81
O OF corn starch. one toaspoonlul
Iucgar, two Of swcetoI, one Il
pooniul Of butter one salt spoon.
OF mustard, little cayenne PIP
e, aud salt, beat all Ia a cream and
fIgr over cold ,lIccd potatoes.
To Preserve Wood, Skins. and
Woven tissues from the attacks AZ
insects, Decay. NC.-Tho first step
g. % form u metallic soap insoluhlc
20 water by means of "A metallic solu.
ton, such n the sulphates of alum
ma, copper Of iron, and a soluble
soap, like that OF Marsellis or even
resin soap. This may b. done either
hot or cold, stirring well Ca cH,ei tie
mixture. In the hot process the
insolublo soap melts, rtscs "a thr
surface, and max be- collected with
the skinner. H. the cool process
ihc separation d obtained ~ filter
my. Tbs soap, iusuluhIe IN water
is dissolved Ia a light coal tar oI. IA
petroleum. or la any other volatile
hydrocarbon. IL Is oAcn useful al
The moment of applying the ircs.
ing TO the wood, skins. or stuns 10
heat slightly, in orlcr a. render Il
moro perfectly fluid. II copper i
used, the mixture u green IL iron
ban falumuia, colorlcss.
Washing Flannels aud hpeps
To whiten hannels made yellow a,
age Dissolve one and a half hounds |
OF white soap m fifty pounds Of sof |
water, and also three quarters Of an |
ounce at spirits Of ammonia. I'm.
morse the flannel, stir well ronnd |
i"r n short time, and wash m mrs |
water When black or navy blue
linens are washed, soap should MI |
'e used. Take instead two potatoc. |
grated into soft tcpid watcr-altcr
ha)ing them washed aud peaIcd-
mo winch a teaspooniul Of ammonia
has been put Wash the linens with
1n's' rinse them Ia cold blue water
NY VII need no starch aud shnpId
~ aned and ironcd on the wrong |
s,de' An infusion OF hay will keen |
'he natural color In bun linens AMI |
an Infusion ofbrand will do the same |
ior brown linens aud prints.
A Good starch.-Takc two ounco.
oi white gum arabic powder ngt /,
INTO pitcher, aud pour on Il a pnt
81 boliihg water, mere or less accord.
ing To the strength Won aconiro
Cover II, aud lot u stand All nigbt
-Four u carefully from the dreg. In.
TO a clean bottle and keep for use.
a defeat suffered gracefully is
halt victory.