The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29

OF CrAnDerrleS in Il very little water,
add a teacupful of granulutek sugar,
aud strain through sieve. Take ono
pint Of sweet cream, one quart Of milk.
and boil with one small cupful Of
sugar. Add to the cranberry juice the
beaten whites Of three eggs, and the
beaten yOlks to the boiling cream and
milk. Let tho cream cool, and just be-
fore 1t is to be frozen, Stir In tho cram
berry juice and the juice Of one lemon.
adding enough sugar to make IT, to
suit tho taste. Tho supuriluous
sweetness Is extracted by the process
of freezing.
A GENTLEMAN gives the fo' owing
advice In relation to dogs: ",f you
enter u lot where there IL u vir!"us
dog, be careful to remove ynu hat or
oap us the animal approaches yon, hold
tho same down by your side, between
yourself and the dog. When you have
done this you have secured perfect i'm
munity from an attack. The dog viii
not attack you If this advice Is followed.
Such Is my faith In this policy that
will pay all doctor bills from dog bites,
and funeral expenses for deaths from
hydrophobla."
The ladies Will find Dobbins' Elec-
trio Soap. (made my Cragin s. Co
Ihiladelphia.) the best of all soaps for
general washing, from blankets 10
laces. lt ls pure, uniform, saves time
and clothes. Try 1t.
CELERY CREAM ooUr.-To make
celery cream soup, boil II small cup OF
rice In three pint. OF milk until IL will
pass through sieve; grato the white
part OF two heads of celery (three, II
Smali,) on breadgrater; add this to
the rice milk after iC has beeu strained:
put to 1t one quart of rang white
s X; let it bon until the cclory is per-
fectly tender; sea'in with salt ami
cayenne, aud serve; if crcam Is oOtain-
able, substitute one pint OF ii for the
same quantity OF milk.
TO Boil BEEF.--Corned beef requires
five or SIX hours Of boiling to be good;
If too salt, pour OF the water after 1t
has boiled half an hour, and put on
fresh, hot water. Fresh beef requires
about the same amonnt of boiling; let
the water boil out after it has become
quite tender, and II there Is not much
tat on It. put in piece Of butter, set
the kettle on the top Of the stove, and
let 1t dry down. turning 1t OCCASION
ally. 10 bo nice the meat should be
b 'lled so tina. it falls t,pieces; gravy
may be made of the sediment by adding
water and little flour.
The Baby's cries are its only method
Of letting you know that it suffers and
needs DR.. Bulls Btby Syrup. Price
p cents Il bottle.
ORANGE CAKE.-rakc cups sugar,
l2 cup butter, - cup water. cups
hour, yolks Of ) eggs, whites OF 1 beat
en- separately, and 3 ;caspoonsiul buk-
Ing powder. For the other layer, take
the Juice and grated peel of one orange,
the whiic OF one egg and sugar cn>"gh
20 make 1t still. Put together like
jelly cake. For the recipe of this de-
iiclous cake we are indebted to a lady
In Wes field, Chau!anqua County,
where good h0uSckecpcrs prevail.
RAISED MlLToN MUFFlNs.-Oneq quart
milk, little salt, two spoonfllls yeast,
Two eggs, piece Of butter size of an
egg melted in the milk, which must be
warmed make in tho morning and
.'aise until night, or rictr erSa; eggs to
be put in just before cooking; flour,
bake In rings in spider over slow
tire; split and butter before sending to
table.
BREAD AND BUTTER pUpDIN0 but
'er the bottom Of your pudding-dish
md stew with currants; then layer
of bread, cut very thin and buttercd !;
repeat until the hish Is nearly full ;
make q custard IF one quart Of milk,
TWO eggs. seasoned with vanilla and
salt; pour Oh the bread, and let it stand
one hour, and bake.
Sw%EP carpets gently. Even a rag
carpet should be treated with consider
alton. "A severe dlgging with broom
wears the warp and sCrapes out the
lint Of the rags quite ncedlessly.
NEG%TINE Is acknowledged By all
classes Of people to be the best a:la most
reliable blood purifier in the world.
TO keep dried hcef: DO up in thick
brown paper each piece separate; take
n box, put IN a layer Of dry ashes, then
layer OF beef, then alternate; cover
the top with dry ashes; set in cool,
dry place.
CHARCOAL powder Is good fot polish"
Ing knives without destroying the
blades. 1t is also good tooth powder
when finely pulvcrized.
TO roast meat properly, the air must
have free access 10 Ii, This Is tho rou.
son why meat roasted before an open
fire Is more palatable than that roastc d
(bukeQ) in q clNsn """"
IIlE Q rthly n'oulu 81 uld never be
washed from potatoes. carrots or other
roots until Immediately before they a, G
to be cooked.
COLD boilel potatoes used as soau
Will cloan tho hands and keep the skin
soft and healthy. Those not over
| boiled are the best.
PARSLEY eaten with vinegar will re-
nj We the unpleasant effects of eat ne
| onions.
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