The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15

spoonful of pulvcriZed borax and the
Same quantity of salt. Keep it in a
tight-corkcd bottle and apply with
sponge or soft cloth by rubbing gently
all over the head then brush lightly.
Use 1t night and morning. For every
thing but hereditary badness it works
like charm. Another writer says:
''Take Of pulverized alum about one
fourth Of tcaspoonful; put this into
half cupful # cold water, add to this
tablespoonful OF the best alcohol, and
with tho tips of the flugers rub this mix
ture thoroughly into the roots of the
hair. This will preventit from falling
out, and the alcohol Is very stimulating
to tho scalp"
RICE PUDDING.-On heaping tcacnp-
ful OF rice, one pint of wafer. Boil the
rice and water until the water is cvap0-
rated; then add one pint Of milk and
lump of butter the size of an egg. Take
hve eggs; use the yolks, which beat up
with the grated rinds of two lemons;
add this TO the rice, with two teacup-
iuls of white sugar. Butter the dish
and bake slowly. With the whites beat
up light two tableSpDonfuls of pow
uercd sugar and tho juice of the two
lemons. When the pudding Is baked,
put on this frosting, and let the rice
pudding just warm.
CHERRY OR DAMAsCENE RoLL.-Stew
the lies, or whatever fruit you de-
sign using, with Il little sugar; roll out
the pastry into thin shccl-the thin
ner tho better; spread over thick
layer Of the fruit, and then, commen.
cling at one side, roll carefully until all
the fruit Is incloseu within the puste;
pinch together at the ends, and lie up
in strong cotton cloth; tnen drop INTO
sour red cluster cherry Is the best for
this purpose, or some other fruit pos
sessing acidity.
CHERRY PUDDING. Ono quart of
hour, three cnptuls of dried cherries
rubbed In the flour, four eggs, two cup
fuls Of sugar beaten very light after
being added to the eggs, a Cupful Of
sweet milk, ono teaspoonful OF bicar-
Donate of soda, and two traspoonfuls of
cream Of tartar sitted Into the flour.
wet the ilo.r and fruit with tho eggs
and milk, and adua tcaspoonful Of salt.
Scald your pudding cloth or mould, al
lowing ample room for swelling, and
boil for two or three hours.
CARROT SOUP.-!rhc day before this
soup Is required, boil three pounds OF
good soup beef in II gallon OF water UNI
ell reduced one half. Strain; when cold
skim oil all fat. The next day add
tablespoonful Of salt and replace on the
fire. Scrap" young carrots, and cut
them into small dice. Put these In the
soup with cayenne pepper, q table
spoonful each of burnt sugar, sharp
vinegar and grated carrot. Boil till the
carrots arc tender, and serve.
Corn SoUP.-'ro each quart OF young
corn, cut from the cob allow three pints
of water. Boil until the grains are ten
der. Take two ounces of sweet b .er,
mixed smooth with one tablespoonful
Of flour; stir the butter into the soup,
and let 1t boil ten or fifteen minutes
longer. just before taking it out OF
the pot, beat up an egg ana stir into It,
with salt and pepper to suit your
taste.
FRIED POTATOEs.-Parera raw potatoes,
cut them into very thin slices The short
way across, Keeping the slices in cold
water; then lay them on n cloth to
drain. Have enough butter III a drip
ping pan to more than cover them; lot
it be very hot; it takes a great deal, as
they absorb 1t. Fry quickly brown:
turn, and brown the other side; salt
and pepper them. Send to table hot.
Sw, ct potatoes are managed the same
way.
CLEANsINa.-Don't let scratches on
paint worry you any longer. Cut sour
orange Or lemon in half; apply the cut
half to the marks, rubbing for a mo-
ment quite hard; then wash them off
with clean rag, dipped frat in water
to moisten 1t, and then In whiting. Rub
we'll with this rag, dry thoroughly, xnd
nine times out of ten the ugly marks
Will vanish. or course. sometimes they
are burned In 80 deeply that they can
not be eradicattd.
CUP FRUIT CAKE.-One cup Of butter,
two cups raislns seeded and chopped
fine, four cups Of -four, two cups brown
sugar, one cup sour cream. three eggs
we'll beaten, one tcaspoonful Of sofia.
one or cloves, four Of cinnamon. Bake
slowly, and serve hot or cold, with
sauce.
FOR 1ntlammatory rheumatism, take
half an ounce Of pulverized saltpetre,
put In half pint of swect oil, battle the
parts affected, and sound cure will
speedily be effected.
HAUNTED ME.-Debt, poverty and
suffering haunted me Tor years, cansed
by sick family and large bills for doc
toring, which did no good. Twas COM
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice OF my pastor. I procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use,
and In one month we we're all we'll,
aud mono of us have been sick day
since; and want to say to all poor
men, you can keep your families we'll a
year with Hop Bittors for less than ole
DOCTORS Visit will COSTA IYorkingn,an.
There Is Notl,ing Certain
except deaf : and that ia now rendered e1.
iremeiy uncertain by the discover OF All abso.
intely certain cure for tho M 1T painful or ali
bodily al ment. Plies. Fer 3. 600 years, uuatks
and me 'cal nien have rvalled eaci, o,hor In
toriurin8 the miserable suffer. rs by that ter
ri"io disease W til all manners Of b .rbarous
lRnorant and nssless nostrum, and devices
ppY for A.