South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-01
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PEAn Sausr CAzs.---liix ssesshsr tvo
egg, one capful Of brown suaar. ono
cup VI butter. ono cap Of chopped anil
seeded sAisins; one heapipg tsaspooa-
full ct cianamou. ono snAAIl even -.
epocnlsl Of eluyes, ou~.thtrd Of : mt.
meg. oas email ha,f cup o. bustssm,ls.
ono even tsAs,soonful ar soda aast tasce
cniss Of daur. Put ths soda in last. and
bake lcns tina ia Aanos too hot oven.
Flsvora quart Of Iass mllk ~ >sIlIns
In IL, . Few uiautss hasf.A sGkok afs~ell-
bruised cinnamon or the thin tind OF
email lemon; aid Tow -grAius Of salt
and three ounces OF sugar, ana turn tho
whOls into assssp 6astss Whcu0it r.
quite cold. stir 10 Il lhree eelI~hca,cn
eggs, and strain ihs mixture iato . Die.
dish. Cover tho top entirely With iii.
ces OF bread, free from crust, half An
inch thick, and butssred ON both ,;,las.
Bake The pudsliug In . moderate oven
half IN hour.
oss ~ ,glAt
fyou sish 10 lrcshep your; l,rsskfa
rolls OF biscuits Of any kiud. dip,shem
for . moment or two In cold water. then
put them into hot oven for about ton
minutes. Thcy will coma out a flAky
and palatable ~ tho day they wsrc 6rss
baked. *
6RoUND RicE SponoE CAxE.-Haif a
pound o. ground rice, half pound OF
cry stabilized sugar, and four latgc flesh
eggs. Best the eggs I've minutes. adj
the sugar, AMI when we'll mixed add tho
rice. and beat tho mixture Till u becomes
still dough. Butter o CAKE tin; nut
In tue mixture and bake Ia q moderate.
y heated oven for an hour. May 30 hot
or cold. fesa SIS is 't
CocoANur Rock --Grate = frcsh CO.
coanas DO careful Tot 10 pus sny Of
tue outside With 1t. Take the ssmc
Weight OF LOAF sugar. inely pounded.
and mix them well together. Thea add
whites Of eggs, beaten to . stiff frotl,,
sufficient to mould the nut and sugar In.
to firm paste. Rub bright tin "a
email Yorkshise padding tin will ,lo)
slightly with fresh butter; cover it over
with cap paper. with holes pricked in il
TO let ont the staarl, and bake in. slow
oven lii! frm-atoas half ~ hour. if
not more than an inch thick, Cut it in :
to squares, and when cold keep 4 in n
TIN. Pounded almonds may be used il
preferred american FARMER.
To clean and restore tue elasticity OF
cane-cliair bottoms. tsrn the chair bot.
ton, upward, and with hot water and
sponge wnsh the cane-wori we'll, so
that it is we'll soaked should IL be tlirS
", nse soap, let il dry ia the mir, and l.
~lll be a. tight and flfm as new, proyid.
cd none Of the canes are broken.
Ina letter to Woods and Forests lion.
DOM an 'Oi Forester tes'iHos to the
wonderful efficacy Of creosots OIL In pro-
forving wool, ,'It effeciually prevents
! ali growth Of fungne, &c. Tho tiG,5or
must DO thoroughly dry before bong
creosoted.
tFs ~
Three ounces OF grt en- mullen leaf,
boiled in pint OF milk. morning nnd
evening, cured . Dublin girl of consump-
ton. A Dublin physician says this rem
ely has all tho advantages Of cod-liver
oil, without any Of its drawbacks.
Almost instant relief for ear ache:
Olive oil, one ounce chloroform, ono
dram. Mix and slako we'll together;
then pour Is or so drops into the ear
and close l. up with pieco Of raw cnt-
ton TO exc ude tina air anil rotaia the
mixture DaUoGIsTs CIRCULAR.
The Rural World says no feed for
sheep will mike as tendee mutton a.
ta.nips.
An Italian doctor uses this recips In
cases ~ obstinate malariai injection
Take q fresh lemon and cut IL Ia thin
Slices without pooling IL boil these sli-
cos In a new earthern pot With three.
glasses Of water until reduced down 10 n
Glassful; strain the whole through a
cloth. and squeeze we'll the boiled lemon.
and let the whole staad for q night to
COOL
A New UsE Fon Eoos.-Eysryono
Is familiar With the value OF the yolk OF
an egg "a a hair wash, but perhaps may
not be aware Of its virtue in clothing
cloansiug--Braten up wish slcohol, eau
Go cologne, or ether, like OK gall, il
keeps better aud 10 moro powerful; or
ia similar eases, il mag 90 nsed alone
or merely mixed with vale 20 DO rub
bed on with flannel, for removing from
coloied materials the stains OF muJ, or
OF coffee and chocolate, when prepared
With milk It's frequently applied TO
velvet collars and caGs, &C.. aud proves
a cleanser "a well es a SCOT s--'rgs tor.
When IL has done 20 work il is washed
of SIih seq, snd the material thor.
oDghly rinsed 10 pure water. En-, has
a specially good effect on those annoy.
ing patches OF wheel grease belonging
to DO compound class ofsat.ns, "a they
represent mixture OF stale grease, Iron
and other substances. For removing