South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

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uties one cop 81 ysasf .oas cop 0g batter.
tsaapooGfsl q sode. nutmeg. M tbS
0ilks ; sast, su2ae asl 6ouf eaoSnh I
: sti3 battse. over night; Il tho unvsa.
ing The butter. another cop % sugar.
spice aud soda and 6our To make it q
ssid - broad lsk Il siss suiIleisusly. oue
oct ~ cakes aud let shcm rice sAl : ia
oven - heating. A few curranis eau
b. ussd Il desired,
L9NoS DnoPs. Upon hall Z posad
Of very 6ne)y pesdsced suxas. ponr iuss
enough lemon Juice 10 disso.vo n. All
boil - The consissency Of thick svrup.
Drop this On platter. snd pue IN vnrsa
plsoe 10 hasden. o.. pour foue ouucss
OF Lesson juice on one pound Of loHf a.
gar. Nth four ounces Of rosc- eater.
Boil to . syrup. aid Arated lemon peel.
ee's psoSs1 - u ths orss recipe ~
adp.an9 sAepoee1 eoeeos in1'eA oe len.
On juice you have raspberry drops.
LEMON Pls = One coffee cup OF su-. r.
three eggs. Swo or thres Tablespoon : OF
Hour. one cup OF water. anda very lasrs
lemon mix suSar and nsue together;
add the water Add let it come 20 : boil;
stir Ia the yelks quickly, adj shs lem.
on; bsat the whites very s,iH. adj thrsu
tablespoons OF sugar and sprsst over
the top alter the psis slighlly brosu.
BOSTON JuMDLEs.-Oue qrGrt Of Il ,ur
two cups OF sugar. ons cup Of butter.
two teaspoonfuls OF cream tsrtar. ouo
seaspoonfal OF soda. Rub tho batter
aud sugar together. stir the soda anL
cream tai tar INTO the nour (dry) aud add
enough cold milk to make it stiif euouu,
to roll out AID cut into jumbles; spico
10 taste. Bake - soon as n ado in a.
quick oven. Rolled In sugar IL Is much
nicer than in hour.
TIA CAxF.-Mix two anil oue.Lalf
pounds of very ine. dry bread crumbs
with four ounces Of melted butter, add
the beaten yelks OF six eggs. and two
ounces Of sugar. and q teasepoorfui Of
grated lemon peel. Nix these toQe, her,
and then add gradually two ounces If
chopped raisinf. and few blanchcd anil
chopped almonds, lastly stir In the bc.-
ten whites OF tue egg. Bake in mod.
crate over, and In shallow tir, which
must be linod with paper on the bottom,
and allies When done yoa may fros.
1t, or sprinkle powdered sugar over 1t.
PUFp CAKE. Half cuprul butter.
one and one-half cupfuls whitc sugar.
one cupful sweet milk, three cupfuIs
-four, two teggr. three fsaspoonfuls Of
baking powder Tho Household.
HAM AND Zoos on ToAsT.-Chop
foe cold bci'ed or baked ham. Toast
| and butter slices Of stale bread: crush
the crust with napkin to soften it.
Spread with tue ham and set in osem
for three or four minutes. Beat sis
eggs with half cupfui OF milk. Ii,tis
pepper anil ealt. Fnt this ia q sauc.
pan aud stir over the Gre until IL begin,
{, thicker. Tako of, beat we'll for !.
moment, spread over tho ham on toast:
serve hot Immediately.
WARNED POTAI oEs Slice cold pota.
toes quite fine, fry ia little butter or
nice beef drippings. esson with pepper
and salt. and when Drowned turn over
a-half cup OF sweet cream. Hcat and
serve at onc,. Excellent.
INDIAN WArfLEs.-Half q cup(uI of
Indian or corn meal, two cupfuls Of boil
ing milk. two eggs. one large cupful OF
Hour, one Tablespoonful of melted butter,
halfa tsaspoonfal Of baking powder, salt.
Stir meal into boiling milk slowly; add
tho butter set away to cool. Mix otl.sr
ingredients with -four dry and sift. Bss.
eggr. then with -four add TO milk AMI
meal.
Kerosene will make tin tes kettles NJ
bright as new saturatc q WOODEN ra.s
and rub with 1t. II will also remove
stains from clean vanished furniture.
Beeswax and salt will mako. your rug
~ hat-irons as clean aud smooth 90 glass
Tie lump Of wax in a rag and keep IL
for that purpose. When the irons ars
hot rub them Grst with the wax rag,
then scour witha paper or cloth sprin-
kle 4 With salt.
On very cold nights tho fowls should
be given good feed Of whole corn be.
fore they 20 TO roost. as Il Is more promo.
tive OF beat than any other kind Of food
that IL usually fed. IL gives the mill
(the s!zzard) something 10 grind.
People subjected 10 Id fee: and hands
should get up brisk circulation Just be-
foro retiring by rubbing the entire body
with coarse flannel or q turkish towel.
Rub regalsrly and briskIy until IN good
glow. This is also good for sleeplass-
ness.
One Of The best cures for Group, and
one which IS alsays a. hand, is TO dip
strips OF flannel 10 very hot water ami
then bind tightly about The throat. Re-
move as soon as cold and apply Others.
A cold ia the chest can also be carcd
by several thicknesses Of flannel in hoi
water and laying It upon the chest.