The Russellville Democrat., 1877-06-28

with clean brush, n~lnx very little Sosp do not boil tbc cor~~ts, but if very yellow bleach in the sun rinse well; rub in little starch iron when quite damp.
 HoARsxxKm on TfcKIxg rx THE THKosr.-Taks s small quantity of dry powdered borax. place lt on the tongue, let lt slowly dissolve, and run down the throat. IL is nlso good to keep the throat moist at night sad prevent coughing.
 To CLKAS CoEoRKp su.g --wash in ~aap-suds, rinse in clear. warm water, dry quickly, and iron on the wrong side while yet rather damp. if there are grea@e spots om the silk. pres@ with a tolerahly warm iron under brown paper.
 CURE FOR srRAIS.-~ Take one table spoonful of honey, the same of salt, sud the white of one egg; beat ail well together for as least one honr--or two would bs better Let it stand an hour Then snoint the sprsined place freely {; keep well rolled up with good bandsge
 GfsaKm BKKR.--Tske one gallon of warm water, two ounces of ginger, one pint Of molas-es. and half pint of good yeast put this into a stone jug, shake it up well. set it to rise for twelve hours; than cork it tightor bottle. sndit is ready for use.
 To DESTROY MoTHs IN FrRxrruRK. |. Pulvsrixed borax well showed in ali the cracks and seams: if necessary sprinkle all over the furniture. it viii Lot discolor or iniure in any way the furniture or carpet. 2. Use strong sIum-water. spirits of turpentins, and common salt or eamphene.
 PEACH ConBIER.-Mske rich biscuit crust; put it, rolled thick, around the dish put in a layer of peaches. then but ter and sugar, and very little -four. then peaches, and so on till the dish k full cover with thick crust, cut slit in the center, and pour in boiling water till full bake in moderate oven.
 SAssAFRAs BEER-Poar two quarts of boiling water upsn two large spoonsful of cream tartar, a.id add ten drops of oil of sassafras, ten drops Of oil ofspruce, senl drops of wintergreen, then add eight quarts of cold water and A pint of good yeast, and sweesen to taste. Let it stand twenty-four hours, and then bottle 1t. This makes a delicious summer beverage. -Goodhotg,e's CyeiopefiG.
 QUICK BEER Take fourteen pounds of molasses and six pounds of hops and boil them two hours in eleven gallons of water; when cooked sufficiently, add one pint of good yeast let it work in q tub covered up for sixteen hours when the working is over put it into eask, and let 1t work there three or four days 1: then bung it down or pour 1t from the cask and bottle It. The beer will be it to drink in a week, and will be as strong as porter. If a weaker beer for table use is desired, use more water in propor- tion to the other ingredients.
 HYpRoPHoBIA. --- The following cure for hydrophobia is receipt of NJ. Caesar, a French physician: "Take two table spsoniuls of fresh chlorid of lime, mix it with one-half pint of water, and with this wash keep the wound constantly bathed and frequently renewed. The chloride gas possesses the power of de- composing the tremendous poison, and renders mild and harmless the venom against whose resistless attack the artil- )ery of medical science has been so long directed in vain. 1t is necessary to add that this wash must be applied as soon as possible after the inhietion of the biten