Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-07-30

Iinies IePetltioH vi DllSterS may ne sui
ficient, such as ointment of Spanish fly,
one part of the powdered Spanish fy
mixed with four parts of hogs lard, and
to which is added little oil OF turpen-
tine; or an ointment made of one part
OF biniodide of mercury with twelve
parts of hogs lard. II firing is resorted
to blsters may he applied simultaneous
ly-thati is, Immediately thereafter
and should then be applied to large
surface. When blister is applied the
tail should be tied up during the day of
blistering. Generally the bony enlarge
ment of SPAWN will remain after any
method of treatment, as we'll as more or
les stiffness of the hook Joint, in conse-
quence of the permanent unity of two
or more of the bones of which the Joint
is composed. Fdrmer.
Domesfe Economy.
SILVER CAKE.-Whites Of four eggs,
one cup OF sugar, one-half cup of but
ter, one-half cup of milk, two cups of
flour, One-half teaspoon soda, one-hnlf
teaspoon cream tartar. Flavor with al
mond.
RICH GRIDDLE-CAKEs.-Into twelve
ounces of flour rub one large spoonful of
butter, add three eggs, with as much
milk rs will make the dough the con-
sistency Of paste. Roll it out thin.
Make it into cakes, and then bake them
on griddle.
LEMON PIE.-The grated rind, juice
and inside pulp of one lemon, the yelks
OF four eggs, eight tablespoonful of
brown sugar, half pint of milk, two
tablespoonful Of -four. For frosting
use the whites of four eggs and four
tablespoonful Of sugar. This makes
two.
CHOCOLATE JELLY.-Take seven table
spoons of grated chocolate, the same Of
white sugar and one cup OF sweet cream.
Mix well together, set it over the fire,
and let it just come to . boil. This il
very nice to put between layers Of cake
or to eat with corn-stavch pudding.
AMMoSIA.-A tablespoonful of am.
monia in quart of water is excellent
for cleaning bare floors and woodwork.
For paint, whiting is preferable to soap
or soda. Wet flannel, dip it i'll the
whiting, and rub the paint. Dry bread
crust will remove grease spots from wall
paper.
POTATO ONE.-This is favoritc dish
in the West India islands. Wash, peel
and CRATE two pounds of potatoes; add
four ounces each of sugar and butter
melted, one teaspoonful each of salt and
pepper; mix well together; place in a
baking dish, and put into quick oven
until it is done and becomes nicely
Drowned.
VEAL CAKE.-A useful dish for lunch
ron, breakfast, etc. Take about one
pound Of veal outlet and half pound of
blanched streaky bacon, cut the veal
into neat collops and slice the bacon;
boil three or four eggs hard and slice
them. Have ready some aspic jelly or
some reduced, well-favored, clarified
white stock; put into plain mold
layer of the aspic jelly, then some slices
of the egg, layer of veal, then one Of
bacon, sprinkling each layer freely with
pepper, salt and chopped herbs, parsley,
chervil and shalot, and on the layer OF
veal add small quantity of grated lemon
peel; repeat till all the ingredients are
used up. Fill up the mold with aspic
jelly, cover it either with stiff flour-and-
water paste or with double paper tied
securely on; bake about an hour in o
moderate oven. When cold, turn it ont,
and garnish with sprigs of chervil,
watercress or parsley.