South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-26

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-watcr ono diark .1tiss sugar tnees
and quarter pounds. hodr one tabse.
spoonful oil OF lerntn ono tekspooessI
and whiteS d I've eggs: Beat III aoar
we'll DIP viii tne whites OF The sog4 die
solve the edgar Id hot waaer and Mig
With the Hesten eggs and -four. Nov
divide this mixture In two equal pert.
and add carbonate Of soda 10 the ono
and put ID : bottle. and three oancee
tartaric icid TOT other add put sIs6 In
bottle. Taka two tnuiblers and pat
QUO tablcspoonful from each boesle 10
separate tamblcrs. Fill each half Win
fresh cold water, pour together and drink
at once.
SAssArRls MsAD--A CnEAr BgvRR-
Boiling water ono Quart, browd
sugar ono pound and: a>half, molasoos
5 0ills, 1tartaric acid l drachm, essence
OF sassaitas one dra1hm.. Stir The Cd,
gar, riolassea. and tartaric 6cid In boils
ing water till Dissolved. Whom cold
strain. Put ic bottles. cork tightly
and keep ia 4 cool place: TO prepard
glass for drinking. put tablespoon.
frtl, or little more, In . tumblcs; odd
fresh cold water, and small quantity
Of baking soda; stir Il irfiediatcly and IL
Hill foam: Drink whilo fresh.
A NEW RExEDf ron LuNa CONsuxP.
TioNEA MinneapolIs. Minnesota, ply:
stefan writes to the Chicago Tribune:
Some months ago tho little daughter
Jagged LAY Of trunk-maker In this city.
one Mr.. Gsrden-I am permitted 70 use
his name-Was pronounced hopeless
consumptive and. TO have seeu her at
that time. one would have supposed
there was good ground FOR the decision.
as she was 1 moro skeleton. bad terrible
cough. expectorated over half pint q
day OF greenisb, blood.streakc tnbor-
culous matter, and was 90 exceedingly
nervous that she could scarce sleep. at
oil, night or day. She had been doctor.
ed long while with cough and c0nsump-
ton specifics. and one or two physicians
had tried their skill on her, but without
avail-her life gradually drawing TO its
close. Meeting her father (who was al
most heart:broken at the thought OF
soon loosing her) ono day. gave him
this prescription:
| One half pound.f finely -cut-up bcefsteak
(fresh);
One drachm pulverized charcoal;
| Four ounces pusverized sugar;
| Four ounces rye whisky;
One pint boiling water:
Mix all together. let It stand In cool
place over night, and give from one I'd
two teaspoonfils liquid and meat-bes
fore each meal.
This was tried, and in four or Eve
weeks this little girl was SO rosy and
healthy, free from all cough and other
symptoms Of disease, that it was consid.
cred almost q miracle in the neighbor-
hood in which she lived.
What caused this great change? Sim
ply the supplying OF her system with
more carbon than the disease could ex.
haust, thereby giving nature the upper
hand In the conflict!
have used this preparation very
frequently. and have never found It act
otherwise than beneficial. The dose
should be small ut first, until the stom--
ach becomes used to it, and then grad.
ually increased.
Let all consunptivos try II who read
this-weighing themselves before they
commence. and again after they have
taken it for q week or ten days: To
their astonishment they will discover
that, instead OF their bodies wasting
away, they will gain id strength and
flesh.
VTo restore tho color OF black Kid
boots take a small quantity OF black
ink. mix it with the white Of an egg and
apply with soft sponge.
~If you are taking cold, grease
your nose. throat and breast, take q
( glass OF hot lemonade and cover tip
, warm In bed. Morning will see sou
better.
WHay, sprinkled with little chlo-
} ride OF lime and left for an hour in clos
ed room. will remove the smell Of new
paint.
EvTo Written panama hat: scrub
With borax and bleach In tho sun,
Sponge the hat Several times with wa
ter.
VGood biscuit Is made with one
quart OF -four. one teaspoonful Of baking
powder, butter the size OF walnut use
water; don't mix stiff; bake quick.
BUTTERscoTCH.-Take one pound OF
sugar, three-quarters Of pint Of water.
and set over n slow FIRE when done add
one and one half tablespoonful Of but.
ter and lemon Juice to favor.
-
SAtcEy-Slice q lemon take the
seeds out, so as not TO get the bitter /:
put IL with pint OF sugar Fnd small
Quantity OF water; let il boil, and add q
piece OF Butter.
To PRESERVE Eggs With twenty.
five pals OF water mix one busbel Of
lime and ten quarts Of salt. In this
brine eggs will keep good, il IL said. a