South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-19
Farmer and House Keeper.

St1fcn, ana Qii very SLOWLY Sclnt
half y cuptul ofncw milk. When
well stirred and beaten smoothly. pout
IL over the eggs aud beat al we'll H..
ge;her for . few minutes; little chop
ped parsley, onion and salt This
makes an omelette for two persona
Bachelors Padding. - Beat up ,hrco
eggs. flavor with essence of lemon and
grated nutmeg, aud aud them 10 foue
ounces each of iinely,minced apples.
currents. grated breadcrumbs and two
ounces OF sugar; mix Thoroughly and
boil IN buttered mold nearly three
hours. Serve with sauce.
Pretty little cakes. 10 be mixed with
others IN the basket, arc made of three.
quarters OF y ponnd Of pnlverized gu.
gar, anil the whites of five eggs. Beat
the eggs 20 stiff froth, stir in the su.
gar, and then some almonds. Press
on white. buttercd paper. IN small
cakes, hcaping thom up tin ihcv arc
cone shaped. A little practice will
enable you to do this successfully
Cracknels. Beat up eight ogrS
with he same number OF spoonslul
of water aud grated nutmeg ponr
them on three quarts Of floar. AMI
add sufficient water TO mako tho -four
into thick paste; then mix with il
two pounds OF butter, ro.l il into crack
ncls, and bake them Oh tin plates.
tomato Soup.-Simple, but excel.
ent. One large can OF tomatoes an
one pint of water. brought 10 the boi,.
ing point, andrubbcd through sieve.
Return 60 the FIRE Add half a tea.
spoonful of soda and stir till il stops
foaming. Season with an even table.
spoonful of salt, two of sugar. one
saltspoonful of cayenne. Thcllen
with two heaping tablespoonsful O.
Hour and one OF butter rubbed 10 IL
cream, with hot soup added till it
pours easily. Boil pint Of milk Sc.
parateiy, and when ready to use pour
into the boiling tomato and serve &c
once, rs standing long makes the milk
liable TO curdle.
Minute Pudding. One quart OF
milk; one pint Of -four two eggs
one teaspoonfuI OF salt. Boil themiI
in double boiler; beat the eggs AMI
the -Four slowly, with enough of the
milk to make il gmooth; stir into tho
boiling milk and cook ii hall an hour.
Eat with liquid sauce or syrup. Ii -
often male without tie eggs Amor
lean Farmer.
Rhubarb, or PIE plant. stewcd witt,
sugar or very light molasscs, il good
for the SYSTEM IN spring time.
Toothache Drops Chloroform.
one ounce spirits OF campIior, one
ounce OIL OF cloves, ouc-haif dram
mix and keep N tightly corked bot
'le' and apply by dropping Oh a bit Of
cotton batting and lay on tie teeth.
AMI rub a little on tire face ii that Is
painial. 1t will give instant relief
Iniammatory Rboumaiism. One
ounce OF tincture Of colehicGm. one
ounce OF tinclure OF gnaiac, one-half
ounce OF tincture Of mezerou. and one
onncc OF sarsaparila Mis- the iugro.
dients well and take one teaspoonful
morning, noon and night. Itisa SAFE
and sure remedy.
a Nice Salyc.-TAkc one cnnce Of
tr balsau, one Of mutton fallow. one
ounce OF bceswax, aud two table
spoonsfnl OF spirits ofturpcntinc, sim
mer well together and stir constantly.
When well mixed. strain into q tight
tin box through piece of thu muslin.
1t isa very soothing and hoallng saive.
for either human or animal wouuds,
and IS always ready.
Cure for Cofns Wet common
cooking soda with water, 30 toat il
will spread easily on q BIZ Of cloth.
and bind IL on the corn. Keen II on
iili thc coru is loose and comes ont
IL is simple aud sure cure.
Very warm, almost hot water IS
good for sore eyes or Tor inhamma.
ton ofany kind. DO not immediate.
- 70 into The wind or cold.
Care Of Cows. Good food and
pure water regularly given. are moss
essential points iu feeding coas. u
has been proven Tint cows. which
have been fed regularly upon food
somewhat inferior. have Yielded moro
mIik than those 20 when richer lood
has been gwen, yetu0t az regular iu
leryals. liregu.ar.ty 80 tho hours Of
feeding is invariably followed bya
smaller supply Of milk, and where
ihis falling oil has taken place ittakes
some time for tie COW 10 resume civ.
ing her proper quantity, or that which
she has been acc ustomed % 90 with
regular feeding.
Eat slowly, chewing tho fool veil.
aud drink very little liquid ofany kind
While eating. Tea il not food, ana
too much Of u Is drunk by many per.