South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12
FARMER and aouse Koepsr

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AfrLs BurrEg.--Sice spp,o butter
is exceiicat With cold meat. Use tara
apples, and 20 three pscks, after they
acc peeled and Qlar;erel, allow nine
pounds OF brown sugar and two railons
Of water. 10. iho water como To = boil.
then add the sugar when It is dissolved
put in the apples. STIR them constant
ly with 3 large wooden spoon. After
they arc sof, lei them simmer until ,hey
are thick aud 10 not seem at oil waso.y.
/ III yoa wish to add any spices you may
10 SO. Cinnamon nutmeg and a little
GiaSer are liked by some people.
BEEY5rEAK PTE.--Ca. beef in slices,
and slice l,ttlc raw lam; put both in
frying pan, with some butter aud
small quantity chopped onions; LEI them
sumner together short time on the fisa
ior in the oven, al lillle -four aud
enough stock 10 make sauce; salt, pep
! per; aid also few slices potatoes, aud
copk together for about twenty minu,cs;
cut this into . pie.dish. with lew sli-
ces or hard boiled eggs on the top, aad
cover with q layer oil common paste.
Bake from fifteen TO twenty minutes In d
vel. heated oven.
BAKED FIsR.-Stuf Il with plain
dressing; put in a pan With & little wa.
ter; salt, pepper, and butter. Base
while baking a tish Weighing four
pounds viii bake in an hour. Garnisl
with hard boiled eggs and parsley. aui
serve with drawn egg sauce.
! 4 good way to extract the illce OF
beef for an invalid is to broil the beef
on gridiron for few minutes, ani
then squeeze tho juice from it with
lemon squeezer; put o little salt
with 1t. This may be given as the sick
one prefers, cold or hot, or it may be
frozen aud given in small Jumps.
A baked omelc. ia quickly ma Ic, aud
Is certain 10 be light Heat one pint cf
swee. milk, and put dessertspoonfu
Of butter in,it while hot wet n heaping
tablespoonful of Hour ia a little cod
mix; when smooth beat four egks very
light wlsh 1t and stir into the hot milk;
add almost teaspoonful o! salt Bake
IN pudling-aish in hot oven.
fhis may also be seryel With sauce az
4 puadiag.
KEEPING EGGi FEEsu II saw 1 very
good arrangement for Keeping egys ut
friends house short time since. and
It was so simple and practicable tlat il
ought to 90 generally known IL was II
set OF four shelves, tgo fec. long and
eight inches wide, with q space OF two
inches between them, made OF harl
wood pianed, a1d three rows Of round
ri t,fft
shelf. twelve in each rO9. Oae shelf
would hold three dozon eggs. The eggs
were set IN with tho small end down.
SO thai the yolk could MT settle against
the she'll. The ltdy said she had kept
eggs six months in this manner perfect.
~ sweet also that the free circulation
OF air around them was very important
and there was no danger OF crac.inE
the shell. -Ex.
A 19anel cloth dp2 Il into wo-~7
soapsIi5 and ;hcn into wia-tng ocd
applied to paint Will instantly remov,
Ell grease and dirt Wash with clean
water aud dry Tue mos. delicate int
will no. DO Injured, and will look tx,
new.
For WASHING BLACK Oh NAVY BLUE
LINENS. PERCALEs, ErC.--Teke two po-
taLocS grated into tepiI soft wafer (ifst
having peeled and wa 3he 1 tbeDl into
which put teaspoonf1l Of ammonia.
Wash the goods in this and rinse in cold
blue water, Starch wiii not nc needed.
and, If a; al practicable, they should b
dt!ed aud ircned on tic wrong side.
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| To maze excellent lamp wicks oil you
bdye 10 do is 10 take one OF the mems
soft felt hats that is it only TO be- bum
/ cd up, aud utterly useless even TO a
tramp, cutting them into strips the
! width Of your boughtcn lamp wicks, and
letting them soak in vinegar for a
couple Of hours. then drying them.
/ ON will find that you will have quite
/ as good lamp wick 90 the woven ones.
/ aud that this pi- &C or economy will stop
one OF the Iittlo leak holes in your do.
nestle arrangements.
/ Transporting Flowers IN Potatoes-A
I gentleman from home WHO ished %
/ send some beautiful hower.buds to bis
wife vas AZ a loss how TO do 80. a
florist 6icnd said hc would tx them.
i 4AC cut pJLay0 inLO tWO pieces Gud
: bore hoes 10 them, into which he in
aored tie stems of the buds, and plac-
Cd .hem 10 o box With cotton 70 support
them A letter from tho recipient &c.
I kncvlcdged ths remembrance and said
that The buds had developed into foil
blown flowers. There is sahlcieat mois.
. turc IN good-sized potato to support
! O GJgcr FOR tw0 weeks in q moderately
/ cool temperature. Flowers iron bou-
/ queis' pr baskets may BE- preserved
ia TIE same way. The polagocI may
I DC hidden by leaves or moses.
I To MAKE CLorn WArEapaOog. An.
ply q strong solution Of soap ~ thc
! wrong side Il llo cloth. and when dry
+ wash tLc other side With e soludJp of
ollm.