South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-07

Vol i4-No IS.
Farmer and House Keeper.
ArPJE JONATHAN. Fill pudding
dish with apples pared aud sliced. aud
pour over the dish batter made of but.
ternilS brought 20 foam with coda.
and thickensd with -four, 50 IL will lust
spread with "A spoon. When the applcs
are tender aud dinner is served. turn
upsile down on platter; beat tie soft
apples smoothly on the crust. add n
lump Of butter, nutmeg or cinnamon. as
one prefers, and serve hot
CABBAGE PuDDING.-Take out the
middle OF a head { cabbage after il has
been par-boiled and chop n handful e
it pretty fine; and then take half n
pound of any kind Of white meat. half
a pound Of cold ham, half pound Of
stale bread. the yolks Of four eggs boil.
ell hard Chop them all fine, and sea-
son with pepper, salt, thyme and parsley,
and mix them together with the volks of
two eggs raw. Then stuff the cabbage.
tie it up, aud boil it.
TIA CAKE Beat two eggs with two
tablospoonfuls of white sugar; add four
tablespoonfuls melted, but not hot,
lard or butter; add one quart OF sweet
milk, little at time, with flour sufii
cicnt TO make il like muffin batter. only
a little sitter; add half n cupful of
yeast and let it rise, thea put IL in tho
pie pans and let rise again, while the
fire and oven are getting ready. The
above will make two cakes. This re.
ceipt is new TO me, but know folks
who tecm it highly | suppose the
cakes are split, buttcrcd, and served as
usual.-Ex.
FRIED BREAD CAKE.-Tako bits Of
bread you may have left after meals.
soak them in milk, or milk and water.
until perfectly soft mash fine, add two
eggs, pinch OF soda, salt to taste. and
enough -four TO make them fry nicely
drop the spoonful into hot butter or
lard. They are inexpensive and good,
and better way to use dry bread than
IN buildings. ...-,a
ForATo PtE.-Yolks of six eggs one
cup Of sugar, one cup of butter. one
pint Of sweet cream, one cup Of fresh
milk, one cup Of mashed pototoes; mix
potatoes and butter well add other IN
gradients bake with only an under
crust frost with the whites of six eggs
and six tablespoons of sugar; flavor
10 snit
Pros EEET.--if you have more than
what you want 10 use now. boil them
until tho bones drop out, then mince
them coarsely and boil in little Of tho
same water season well, pour into a
crock, press down closely. and when
cold cover with vinegar, aud it will keep
until warm weather. 10 will be firm,
like Jelly, and can be cut into slices.
! his is very good for laboring men who
work out OF doors. There is no oil or
grease for boots and shoes, that can
compare with the grease skinned. when
cold, off the kettle in which pigs feet
have been boiled II is very softeninr
and there will be just enough of tho
glucy substance IN 1t to make a good
mixture and give a nice Shine"
To KILL 4 FELoy.-An exchange
says common rock salt dried in an oven
and pulverized, mixed with equal parts
OF spirits of turpcutine, will kill fel.
on in twenty-four hours Keen a rog
constantly wet with the preparation on
the felon during that time.
y correspondent OF Che "Rural New
Yorker writes "Tcll your readers 20
put one pint Of salt and one Pint Of soft
soap, 'it ought to be- farmers soapl 20
ten gallons Of water and use IL on cur.
rants and goosebcrries. I'll Warrant
them full crop. Put plenty Of ashes
coal or wood -around the roots 30 il.
crease the size Of the berries"
Charcoal finely pnlverized and mixed
with the feed Of turkeys meal or pota--
toes, is said 20 aid greatly in fattening
them, and 10 improve tho flavor Of che
meat.
FoR HgHoUuHAGE-To stop hernOr.
rhage- or bleeding from the nose. wound
or from any cause. apply dried beef
scraped very fine II II is smoked II il
So much The better. This remedy say.
cd pet horse Of ours when everything
else failed.
To clean brass, immerse or wash
u several times in sour milk " whey
this will brighten it without scouring
10 may then be secured with a wooden
cloth dipped in ashes.
To RESoyArE = BLACK CHR UAT.--
Add 10 one pint n cold water tea.
spoonful Of spirits 81 amonia nee with
o soft tooth or nail brush when clean
rinse With cold water and place in sun
TO dry Do not soak or scrub sufficient.
v 70 destroy the shape. II viii look as
good as new.
IHEArIEyT or COLTc. Phare,'
method consists boz nvcrsion-simply "a
turning the patient upside down.
Collie Of several DAYS duration has