The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-12
DOMESTIC.

| wrinkled and creased by careless fold.
Ing as to look quito shabby. 10 fold
a coat properly, and so avoid This, pro-
ceed as follows: First, spread 1t OH the
table, double the left sleeve from the
elbow toward the collar, the other the
sleeve as far as the back seam, anu the
other In the same manner. Next, turn
up the left skirt so that the end may
touch collar, do the same with the right
| skirt. Give it light brushing all ever.
| and then turn one-t talf the coat exactly
| even over tho other half. Folded in
this manner, the coat may be put into
a trunk, and will keep smooth during
Il Josrney Of any length.
TO make canvas waterproof, prepare
three baths, as follows: The first, '>y
dissolvtng one part Of neutral sulphate
Of alumina concentrated alum cake) In
ten parts Of cold water. For tho Soc
ond, boil one part Of light resin, one
part Of soda crystals and ten parts Of
water, until the soda Is dissolved; add
One-third part Of common salt, to sep
arate the water and collect tho soap;
dissolve this soap with an equal amount
of good palm. oil soap In thirty parts OF
water. This soap bath must be used
hot. The third bath consists OF water
only. Soak tho fabric thoroughly in
the first, or alum bathi next pass 1t
Though the soap bath; and, lastly,
rinse In the water.
CHOCOLATE BLANC CMANGE.--Dissolve
one ounce OF gelatine In as small a
quantity of warm water as will cover
il. " hen melted, put on tho fire to
dissolve four ounces of Bakers choco-
late. DO not let 1t scorch, and when
liquid, add one quart Of new milk and
three quarters OF pound of sugar.
Boil ali together five minutes; stir In
the gelutlne; boil five minutes longer,
stirring constantly. Take off the fire
htvor with vanilla, and pour into
moulds. This dessert can be made sew
eral days before wanted, as it will
keep.
SILVER SAND.-ollver sand when
mixed with the soil In pottIng, acts a
little chemically OH other constituents
of the soil but, tOa great extent, the
action Is mechanical. In using 1t for
striking cuttings, 1t Is chiefly valued
for Its purity Its freedom trom iron and
culcarcous matters, which arc ofcen
the ACCOMPANYING lts Of other pit and
river sands. The nearest to silver
sand In usefulness Is that collected on
public roads after heavy rains, which
sand, when well washed, Is about as
pure slick as silver sand.
GRAHAM BREAD.-Three cups graham
flour, one and half cups Indian meal,
half cup molasscs, one teaspoontul Of
soda, two Of cream of tartar, salt to
taste. Wet up with milk or water to
the consistency Of thick batter. Bake
In, 4 Sf,,f 1,o Il
crate oven, or steam, If preferred, ,he
same length Of time. This is pro-
nounced excellent by every one who
tries 1t.
BOILED JELLY EAKE.-One teacupful
white powdered sugar one teacupful
flour, four eggs, whites and yolks
beaten separately, pinch salt; beat the
tolks and sugar to cream; add the
flour and salt, then the whites beaten
to very sun froth; mix quickly; rub
and buttera large roasting-pan; bake
ten or fifteen minutes, according to
oven; when done spread with jelly
and roll quickly.
FRENCH SALAD DREssING.-Three
tablespoOnfuls OF oil, one tablespoonful
Of vinegar, one snltspoou OF salt, on Q
half Of pepper. Put the salt and pep
per in cup, and then add ono table
spoonful Of the oil. When all is thor
oughly mixed, add the remainder Of the
oil, and the vinegar. This Is dressing
enough for salad for six persons.
FRIED BREAD PUDDINa..-Take stale
loaf OF bakers bread; cut In slices beat
up ak eggs, stir them into quart Of
milk dip the slices into the milk and
eggs; lay them upon dish, one urOr
another, and let them stand upon an
hour; then fry them to light brown
In light butter; serve with pudding
sauce or syrup.
MooNsHINE.-This Is no relative to
tho "honey moon," Notwithstanding it
Is very nice. Beat the white OF two
eggs very light. Sweeten to taste.
Then slice In very thin pieces of banana
two oranges, or any kind Of fruit will
do. DO not make 1t until just before
going to table. 1t Is handsome dish
and delicious for tea.
SALEM DEssERT.--Peela and slice ap-
pies, stew TIL done, then run through
II colander, sweclen and season. Beat
the while of three eggs 10 stiff froth,
and just before serving whip them In
with cream and call for more.
IF there are any of our readers who
have not tried Dobbins' Electric Soap,
(made BY Cragin & Co.. Philadelphia
we advise them to give 1t one tria!, for
their sake. Have Your grocer get 1t.
->~e-
GUILTY.--Anyhody recommending a
soothing remedy for children contain
Ing opium in any form is guilty Of
harm. Dr.. Bulbs Baby Syrup Is war
rantcd not to contain opiates and should
therefore be widely recommended.
what Better Evidence
Could tho people ask {, substantiate
tho merits Of DR.. Pierce's Family Med
i:ino than tho fact that they have not
only yearly grown In popular favor In
this country, but the forelg' demand
for them has became so great as to ne
cessitate the establishing Of n branch
Of the celebrated Worlds Dlspensary
In London, England, that these bless.
ings to the nffl iCtcu NAV be dtapatched