The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-05
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tures, but 10 valuable In choking, bl0at-
ing. Inflammation Of 'c0nStip 6eioA Of ne
stomach OF bcwels.A -fowa 6thts Rtyfsts!
-Suet Crust. II Chop tie sues' very me,
add six 70 eight ounces Of, it TO . pound a
flour; when choppihS the suef add q litt1e
of the hour, as il Will prevent kefsuet i'd
herring Mix with.csld water, not forget
ting to add. = little salt, and work f. .
emooh PASTE, This crust Is excellent for
hot pies or tarts, but it Is not so good for
those which are to be served cold.
Cucumber Pickles. Select nice, ffm
cucumbers; pom On them, f6r tAree sue,
cessive mornings, boiling 1ater eNouah 8
cover; ed ahandful Of coarse salt The
night before,pick throw on cold, water
and drain; put into jars with ground
taste, alum size Of an EnslisA walnut 70
each jar pour vinegar shotnin each H.,
and cover tight while. hot. sa;zas,,
Canned Rhubarb.- Cut fresh rhubarb
into inch pieces, placing laver In a,large
earthen dish, and sprinkle literally with
sugar When you sav6 'fffled the dish, or
used up your fhubarb, turn q large dinner
plate over II, place In the OVEN and bake
until DONE Have your canning jars
heated; fill at euce, a1dssBrew on the COW
era, tightening them seuery half shoursun-
I'll they arc absolutely PR tight, .alsacw
! arrLsmb StexsdrlWit Pesss Cut the
neck or breast in nice pieces and put Into
a stew pan, with some thin slices Of good
PIT ! CLOSE cover Svsr itfls ste&.paff, and
stew till tender then skim free from all
scum; add quart of fresh green pease,
'shelled, and 71ittle more boiling water,
if necessary; and again cover till the peas
are done tender; then add butter rolled in
flour and pepper TO suit taste; simmer a
few minutes longer and serve.
We have learned to jest at gapes by
making free use of camphor. We give to
chicken in very bad case a pill the
size of small garden pea. As soon rs
we see symptoms of gapes we give the
birds water to drink which is strongly Inn
pregnated with camphor, thus giving to
the chickens that which was q favorite
medicine with cur great grandmothers,
"camphor julep." The treatment seems
to explain itself. The gapes or gaping is
caused by the presence Of small red worms
in the windpipe. No medicine can reach
them unless it does so by vapor. An hour
after the chicken has swallowed the pill ii
smells of camphor. Camphor is very
strong vermifuge, and the worms die
English Paper. IL. Il
Recipe for Renovating Black Alpaca
First rip apart the garment and care
fully pick out all the old threads. For
one dress, take two quarts of soft water,
1e and half pints of sweet skinned
milk, and two cents worth of glue. The
glue must be perfectly dissolved, Put il
in warm water and let it stand over night,
the night before it is to be used. When
ready to go to work, mix thoroughly the
water, glue and milk. Dip each p zee Of
alpaca separately, and put it through Q
wringer, as wringing it by hand leaves sc
many wrinkles. Hang4h pieces as they
are dipped, on line or rack. By the
time the last piece is taken out, the ffirsl
one will be ready to be ironed, as it mus
be ironed while quite wet Use hot irons.
but, of course, not hot enough to scorch.
l am sure you will be delighted with the
result. If the alpaca is gray, it, will moi
restore it, but il. the color is good, it will
look as good as new This has beer
thoroughly tried here, and has always
given satisfaction. Try it.-.-Aunt Hattie,
IN Toledo Blade. sasrssss~ a~,9yl.