Smyrna times., 1878-04-17

1t'ce 'I"VfnS.-Io one quart of sour mill
to auu three well beaten eggs, a little salt, !
teasPoonful OF soda and enough of rice aou,
70 'hicken to stiff batter. Bake in rings
rr.ea Cakes;-One coffee cup powdered
sugar. one coffee cup milk, three snoonfnIs
=. ueltea butter, three eggs, one nntnnao
SgIaCeo), one of cream, sugar and bnttor
Aoo eggs DO not mix too stiff. ''0-
=. ~ h O| Of Woohen.-You can get a bottle
VI 1arreI OF oil off any carpet or woolIen
omd o,ui o. oy applying dry buckwheat plentifuIlv
anu faithfully. Never put water to snch ,
grease spot or liquid of any kind. ' "
;. L'me Iuddngs.-Beat four eoo. uon,-
light; make a batter of two toac55o very very
one teacup of cream and throo todO,'I' uour'
nl'ik add the beaten eggs to tho battdpy
"ott wei together in a spoonful of meitod
u:Itr bake IN cups twenty minutes in q
R'cc Custards-One ounca o,,d ,,c
ground rice; three ounces of1 Of loae d nan OF
ana one pint of new milk Roll +bo ougar
IN the milk, adding the sugar and 'a'1 nie nee
OF cinnamon; pour into custard cTnp p'eGe
which little fresh butter has been n1eI,od IL
ana bake in slow oven 1'e"'
=, Ca"kerr in tie MouA.-A writer IN +bo
tto"?e"cs4 says remedy for this is to tai,o
voera no in'iae park OF ,peach-tree twigs of last
Zoo ~ so"th ana make pint of strong
'ea' tnen add lump of burnt oIrn, tLs
size OF hickory nut, fine p,lvnn;uoI ,uri tLe
S"eeten with honey, and wash frenmantGIu'
UhHc Cakc.-The whites of tbroe o,a.
one-hail cup butter, one cup sugar 9Hr, 7Syn
ps HTuT' one'half cup milk, three ten.
s,oor m,uiS ruith easing powder. Mix butter and
WIN mn the hand to make fine.prained
So; ms Is delicious thing if a thin
flavor. 0''nSe extract as a
WI. - ta1IesPoontM of black pepper will nro.
't; 'ent gray or buf linens from spottinr ;f a
surred into the water in which tba,, -
washed 1t will also prevent tho colors
running when washing black or colonel =
cahorIcs or muslins, and the watar = rot =
INJURED by 1t, but as soft as before tbo M y
pepper was put in. WIS :,
10 ren'oce foreign bodies from the tl,uoo.
such as pieces of meat, ETC., Dr. Bsvor;o"o' o".' u =
'H Ehgilsh naval surgeon, recommends H. =
pan OF blowing forcibly into the ears nc
! '''u i: uRie ana effective mode of relief. This v,
: ! an alllrned to produce powerful reflex action b,
lurlhg which the foreign substance l. -, W
oelled from the trachea. '''''OO . CA IT
n, g., a. tn
10 9et nc Color IN Sockings.-When of
~5HJo S;o lor the hrst time, use little OK gall pr
,"a i'Gn :. can oe procured at the druggist'sl,
oos,locII - Ir Lhe nrst water only also have a
'oiS e%iSSP4ohIuI "E OF powdered borax to eyerv
ne trst use Of OK gall borox will o,,a, Sr.e tb err
very. purpose; do not let the stock;ncs
hade to dry. N''''s i" 'he De
mare tried raw eggs on burns for twenty ma
ears and never failed to take the fire oit co,
ihree applications. Spread raw eggs on to
o.ot" al ana apply to the burn. 1t will re- Wi
.o1e al pam at once. When the eeos VIII
5o1iile dry' wet in water till soft and ap6Iv the
eSn 8. eggs The whites of eggs will do the fou
% ' common cooking soda placed upon par
ii ~ DuIn Ia ana @ molstened cloth on top is iln'
awG
~ Jor" orr Doagers.-One quart OF cornmeal. Il
olespoonful of lard, two eggs. n tablo neil
oonfui of SALT scald the meal. with tbo goes
td "a IN 1T, with boiling water; cool with a us 5
Tie milk; add the eggs, beaten Iirbt. the
az very hard for ten minutes: make an
EN- ~ thin enough with cold milk to dron ml tn@t
~! Tue spoon and retain their shane in sho 1uo'
llihg Iard serve hot have the lard boil. ,ns,,
0" you uFop them In.
piece of salt pork. saw ~,
ihch or more long and half an inch sbin,
iare' cut down one end to fit the ear and haen
ert IL, taking care to have the niece too Mt 8,
ge to slip in. Tie a handkercbi.f ~ in,l,
sP IL IN place, if the child will allow II The
rk Is also good for sore throat, croun and duh,
y coids Cut slices half an inch thick gettil
III warm water, sprinkle on a little she'll
'per, and sew on red flannel. byth
~ been
mere Is but one cure for corns. and that thew
lake lemon and roll il until n 10 they
-; cut thick slice and bind il ON the ties o.
I on retiring at ght. In the morning els ha
ne corn Is white and disintegrated. mil shipp
'uC win your tingernails; never cut q 1900
J; some times several applications of oyster
Ieihoh slices will be necessary, but the the L
Is are bound to succumb, and Won can In ref
&c the next night if you like. After IN, Ine
ienlove the corns wear shoes that fit ,,anun nauS
are not too stiff in the soles. - years
Clean Hair BrusheS.-It is best to clean quaint
at time, in this way: First comb oeen
well to remove the loose hair or dust lactur'
UP the orlstle only in very warm ~ W en- ,,'a q
r. sprinkle each brush with pIentv of " M
ier9d oorax and rub the two together. ,sa i All,
tney are thoroughly cleansed have n thar r.
Ter OF hot water and pour it over the
les keep the back of the brush as drv
'ssloie; shake the water well ont. and Tba
quickly in the sun. Brushes washed droped
is way will retain their stiffness. Machin
l'ad PeaS-Peal and boil four large ~ i,Ag, e.
'oes IN two quarts of cold water; boil Won ~ no
wen done; remove them from the the 1st
ana mash very fine; mash in four macbin
spoonstuls of flour; two of white sugar been SO
one OF salt; gradually wet with the lin I
e nOC water In which the potatoes and we
ooiied, until all of the water is used outside
Vhen iukewarm add one gill of good side of
) SET IL aside to ferment in n large are sell
or Jar; when it ceases to work. bottle sold bef
keep in cool place. This recent ing imp
5 5 very nice white yeast always save The pri
IN lone gilll tn naka a -, - '"'' s50"
We co
RenoUate Black Dresses---Buv ten go-a-hea
worth OF soap bark-from the soap really in
oap"Idas sapOnGria-of any druggist; of mank
a while in quart of water; strain Now
basin and it is ready for use. II is full in th'
. take the dress apart, brushing every he is nc
lie OF dust from IL with n ov,a.s American