The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-19

sia. ". MsSstss gives IN Ne CA~ss.
end pvwgysa the iaboving pese,'csl
rveip~ tss mssia< soap vitheat beslisx
raks sySssly ten p,anAs II doabse-sv.
sasd ninety eight Per cent. esus,ic .cia |.
posdef. Put u in Aay can ~ jar with
torsy.tvv pound. (tpss and hall gal
klasy os water. stir u once ot svtrv.
When ID viii Dissolve immsdtsssly and
become quite bot; " Il stand until The
I've thus nas.le ss cold. Weigh oat and
place IN cay eoavsniess vesssl Zoe mia.
ing exactly seventy .tvs pounds II cl.sn
grease. tallow. or osl (aps mineral oil.
II grease ee tsIlow he ussd. melt !,
slowly over the xfv until u u liquid and
iu.s wxrm-sAy. temperature MT ovvt /
tOo degrees Tshrvnhejt. Il oil b. usvd. !
M hesttas h. required. rour the y.
slowly into the melted grease or oil In .
email stream eoasiaaou.ly. 81 The sani.
time stirring sith q Hat wvoden s,ifrvt
about three inches broad; con,inue
rvnsly stirring until the iye and 4v~ase
ARE thoroughly combtned and in appear.
snev lik. hoasy. lso not STIR soo bong.
J or the mixture ell separate itself again.
The time required varies spnewhsi with
the weather aud the kind oe tallcw.
grease, or ail used from fifteen to TWEEN
" minutes will be enough. When tho
} mixing Is completed, pour Oh the liquid
soap into an old square box lor q mold
I sufficiently largo to hold Il, prcvioasl!
!, dsmpening the sides with water. 80 Is
. In proven, the soap sticking. Wrap. up
I the bos wcll with old blankets, or. bet.
+ ter ssill. pus Il In . warm plAcc until the
o next dsy, when the box will contain Z
!. block q one hundred and thirty pounds
VI Of soap, which can atterward 10 cut az
" with sirv. Remember the chief point
b. In the above directions, which must h
ID eysc,ly followed. The lyc must he al
% lowed Tn cool. II melted taliov
" or grease b. used Il must NJ, b
10 more than warm. The exact weight q
m double-re.incd ninty-eight pr cen,
IN powdered cal.s,ic soda and ,allow or .
nj mus, he taken; also, the lyc must b
re stirred into the grease, no, grease or
M added to the lye. 1.-THE grease or sallo'
ng used be no, clean, or contains salt,
nj must 10 I" rendered." or purified. pr
81 ,ious To use. that Il to say, boiled wi,
~ water and allowed IN become hard aga
- tn throw out the impurities. Any ~
'cy pr,scn, will spoil the whole opera'i,
pa! entirely, ba, discolored or rancid grca
ted or tallow 10 JUS .. good ~ ircsh y
e:y soap making purposes.
hey II the soap turns out sticky and u
~. even Il has no, been thoroughly mike
nth n very sharp to the taste, too much ~
re has been taken. II soft, mild ri
~n. greasy, too little soda has been M
mp In either case 10 must now DO thro,
na' into pan, and brought 10 boil viii
To little more water. In the first case b
ais" Ing Il all that is necessary; In the OIL
=. instances very little oil or very III
lied more VI the double-refined powdc'
hin, csustic soda must be added tothe wal
the These things viii never happen. h
d.sd ever, Il the directions arc exactly
the lowed, and aissr Tie sep Aasessa M
anne several times, With the experience .
Q his gained The process h extremely %
Sas and The result VIII b always . 2
vAs basch a soap. Bssi tallow makes
lsvo- hardest soap, muttoa iat . rather %
- . sosp; a oils, cotton. seed b the cheaI
was and bsst. but The soap b much col
daily lathcsing very freely Indeed. Ordi!
tor household iai OF dripping viii nal
were nice sosp, and In many places CO..
ana Obtained ~ tridine cost. and IN
very change ioe goods sold. Sach GTs
ronso however, must b carefully exam