The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-09-03
USES FOR STALE BREAD.

l. Make dressing for meat crumb it
fine, turn hot broth over it, season, ndd but
ter and well-beaten egg, or more, accord
ing to quantity.
2. Make bread pudding soak Two hours
in sweet milk, then beat eggs, sugar aud
spices and bake. sometimes add fruit.
ks-sAAirsscrruiaEsst0 t0's0ur1
milk, mash fine with the hand mix in your
biscuit for breakfast. adding salt, lard and
soda. They arc better than without the stale
bread.
A.. Make pan cakes or gems soak over
night in sour milk. add we'll beaten eggs,
corn meal or graham -four to make batter,
and soda and salt, aud bake on grddle or
in gems pans.
5. Crumb fine and put then in tho next
omelet you make.
6. Toast your bread set pan of milk
on the stove, but do not remove the cream
from it, add butter and salt, dip the bread
in this and send to the table for supper or
breakfast.
Z. Crunb fine and put in your tomatoes
when you are stewing them.
8. Pound fine, season. and roll oysters
or fresh fish in them, and fry in nice lard.
MoRTGAGE.-In the whole range of
| sacred aud profane literature, perhaps there
is nothing recorded which has such staying
! properties as good mortgage. A mort.
gage can be depended upon to stick closer
than brother. 1t has mission to per-
form which never lets up. Day after day
it is right there, nor does the slightest ten
dency to slumber impair its vigor in the
night Night and day, on the Sabbath,
and at holiday times, without one moments
time for rest or recreation, the biting off,
spring Of its xistence--interest-go on.
The seasons may change, days run into
weeks, weeks into months, to be swallowed
up in the gray man Of advancing years, but
the mortgage stands up in sleepless vigi-
lance, with the interest perennial stream,
ceaselessly running on. Like a huge night
mare eating out the sleep Of some restless
sluubcrcr, the unpaid mortgage rcars up
| its gaunt form in perpetual torment to the
miserable wight who is held within its pitt
less clutch. 1t holds the poor victim in
the relentless grasp of giant; not one
hour Of recreation; not q moments evasion
of its hideous presence. A general savage
of modifying aspect while the interest is
paid; the very devil OF hopeless dcstYuetion
when the payments fail.
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FLORIDA is DEMOcRATIC-Florida is not
now Republican, and never was, when tho
voice Of its people could be heard Under
the armed heel Of reconstruction the State
of Tennessee was in Republican hands, all
though it has clear Democratic majority
of over $4,000. So with all the Southern
States, and Florida was und;r the domina.
tion Of the carpet. .baggers, supported by the
bayonets Of the army, who grounded arms in
the very halls Of the State Capitol. 1t will
be admitted that the claim of Florida being
Republican in 1870 must rest upon the su.
perior numbers of the black population
Look at the census of 1870 and balance it
by this supposition, and it will be seen that
in 1870 there were 96,057 white inhabitants
to 81, $50 black, showing q majority of over
1000 of the white population, and necossa-
rily majority of white voters.
; 1t has boeu proved that after kindling his
fire n miscr stuck q cork in the nozzle of the