The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-17

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with sharp knife; have your fruit
prepared and place between each
layer,
STAINS ON LINEN.--Rub the stain on
both sides with yellow soft soap; mix
some starch in cold water to very
thick paste, rub it well into the stained
part OF both sid eS; place the line on
the grass, if possible, in the sun and
wind TIL 1t comes out. If not removed
IN three or four days; rub of the
paste, and renew the process; as it
dries, 1t should be frequently sprink-
led with little water,
Mock MINCE EMEAT.-Six soda crack
crs, rolled fine; two cups cold water,
one cup mOlasscs, one cup brown su-
gar, one cup sour or boiled cider, one
AMI half cups melted butter, ono cup
currants, two eggs, beaten light; one
tablespoonful cinnamon and allspice
mixed, one teaspoon nutmeg, one
teaspoonful cloves, ono teaspoon salt,
one teaspoon black pepper, ono wine
glass brandy.
poF1DENCE BROWN BETTYs FOR
BREAKFAsT.-One cupful Indian meal,
one egg, two cupfuls ryo meal, one
teaspoonful cream tartar, half tea
spoonful soda, one large tablespoonful
M GLASSES; mix with cold milk about as
thick as pound cake; fry in hot lard;
II your milk Is sour omit the cream
tartar.
INDIAN SUET PUDDING, One half
pound suct, chopped fine, one cup
molasses, one pint milk, ono egg, meal
to make very thin batter, ono tea
spoon ground cloves, one teaspoon
ground cinnamon, one teaspoon salt,
little nutmeg, a few currants or chop
ped raisins. Boil or steam three
hours. Sauce.
IURE ECHEsTNUTs.-Put your chest
nuts on to boil In cold sated water;
boil them until they arc mealy ali
through; she'll the chestnuts, mash
with milk and butter. exactly as You
would potatoes, season them ith salt
and Pepper, and pass them through
the colander. Can be used as q vege-
table alone, or served with mutton
chops.
CREAM SHERBET.-Put the yolks OF
SIX 'ggs and dessert spoon ofvanilla
into two quarts of cream; place on the
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boil, then strain. Add threc-fourths
of pound Of loaf sugar and stir until
dissolved. When cold set on ice or
freeze as Ice cream.
SURPRISE ROLLs.-In the evening
make up about quart. OF flour into
the dough exactly the same aa 70. light
rolls. In the morning make them into
rolls, putting into each a piece of saus-
age meat about the size Of walnut.
Bake rs any other rolls, and they arc
excellent.
PLAIN FRUIT PUDDING.--'TO ono cup
OF grated bread crumbs, add ono cup
OF sweet milk, one beaten egg, half cup
OF sugar, ono spoonful Of butter and
enc and one-half cups of choppcd rails
ms and currants. Bake half an hour
ana serve with sweetened cream or
lemon sauce.
LEMON BUTTER. Take three lemons
CRATE the outside, uso all tho iuice.
mix three cups of sugar and three
beaten eggs, put to boil teacup and
half of water, stir in three table
spoonfuls corn starch. Stir until 1t
thickens after adding tho above.
NV IhHNCk HkAliAM .HREAD 1.-Two
quarts Graham flour, one quart white
flour (smalD one cupful (small cup)
molasses, half a cupful yeast; only
whlte Hour Is siftod one quart tepid
water to mix it; mix about az stiff as
pound cake batter; this can be put In
roll pans for breakfast.
BUNs.-"One cup Of milk, one Gun of
sugar, ono cup OF yeast, toar to make
batter. Lot it rise over night. then
add onc-half cup melted butter. n cun
OF sugar, flour TO knead it, ana let II
rise again, then roll and cut into
cakes, and let it rise again.
10 keep hands soft, mix honey
olive Oil and almond meal, and use it
when washing tho hands. Wear gloves
when practicable.
WEAK solution of carbolic acid in
rain water will cure summer pimplos
and simple eruptlons.
COOL rain water will remove ma
chine Oil from washable goods.
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BLUE ointment and kerosene in
equal parts Is death to .bed-bugs.
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BLEAK, chilly March and Novem ber
are the Two worst months of the wear
for those suffering with pulmonary dis
eases. Keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup