Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

USE FRESH WATER.-Water that has
stood in an open dish over night should not
be used for cooking or drinking, as it will
have absorbed many foul gases.
To REMOVE GREASE FROM CARPETS AND
RESTORE CoLoRS.-A handful of crushed
soap bark(quillaya) to a pail Of water.
Scrub the spots, and sponge the carpet all
over.
STRAWBERRY WATER ICE.-To one pound
ofripe strawberries add halt the quantity Of
red currants; bruise them we'll, adding Q
pint of clarified sugar; rub all through a
hsir sieve and freeze.
CHOCOLATE Ice CREAM.-Six ounces Of
chocolate, pint of cream, halfa pint ofnew
milk, ! pound Of sugar. Scrape the choc-
olate, into the milk, and blend t~hroughly;
Add the cream and sugar; strain and freeze.
OATMEAL MUFrYS.-One cup ofoatmeal,
u pints of -four, | ~teaspoonful Of lard, 2
cgg8, l pint of milk. Sift together meal,
flour, sah and baking powder; rub the lard
II cold, and then add beaten eggs and milk.
To RENovE STAISs.-Stains from acids
can usually be removed from white materials
linen or cotton-bv washing in warm
chlorine water, aud frequently nothing
more ia needed than soaking and rinsing in
pure, soft cold water; then wash as usual,
n d boil out.
Use FOR CHARCoAL.-Charcoal forms an
unrivaled p~oultice for wounds and old sores.
II is also invaluable for what is called proud
flesh. 1t is a great disinfectant. 1t sweet
ems the air if placed in shallow dishes around
The apartment, and foul water is also puri-
fed BY its use.
PINEAPPLE WATER ICE.-Half q pound
of fresh pineapple, the JUICE of one lemon, !
pint of water, | pint of clarified sugar.
Bruise the pineapple fine in a mortar, add
the lemon juice, water and sugar; pass
through a selve, and freeze.
CHINA CHoLO.-Mince q pint cup tull Of
IuGressed mutton with a little fat; cut up
:ery fine 2 small onions and q lettuce, !
pint Of green peas, | t~eaSpoonful Of salt
some pepper no taste, 1 tablespoonful o.
water, : ounces OF butter; put all in a stew
pan, closely covered, and simmer for 2
gtjr'.
Csrg FOR DESSERT A nice cake for
dessert is made Of 3 t~sblesponfuls of -four, 3
rablespconfuls Of sugar, the yolks Of four
.seS. ard 2 tablespoonful OF milk; mix
smoothly, and add the whites OF the 4 eggs
beaten TO 8 stiff froth, and the juice Of halt
a small lemon. Bake IN a buttered pan in
a hot oven.
A Coon VEGETABLE STgw.-A dish which
is regarded with favor is made by boiling
come beets until they are perfectly tender,
hen chop them fine and mix with an equal
quantity of stewed tomatoes; heat them to
the boiling point; season with pepper and a
little lump Of butter; send to the table very
hot.
LEMON RICE PUDDING.-To two-thirds Of
a cup Of rice, boiled and cooled, add the
wellbeaten yolks of three eggs, salt, a tea
spoonful of butter, three tablespoons Of
sugar and the grated rind Of two lemons,
with milk enough to make veEJ moist. Bake
IS minutes. Use whites Oh eggs and juice Of
lemons for frosting, and brown.
STRAWBERRY Ice CREAx.-Take one
pound Of fully ripe, fresh strawberries; add
half o pound Of pulverized sugar; mash
them well with . wooden spoon and rub
them through . fine hair sieve; take the
Juice Of q lemon Tor the lemon may be omit.
ted) A few drops Of coehinesl may be
added to brighten the color. 1t then ready
for the freezer.
S~wESTBREADs AND C4UIFLowER-Parboil
some sweetbreads, boil q quarter of an hour
in sailed water. Let them cool, cut in good
sized pieces, season with pepper and salt, dip
them in beaten 2 then in bread crumbs,
and fry in hot hard. Arrange the pieces
q nicely boiled eauliRower, and pour
over both O white saRce made of butter,
TT am or milk, and -four.
GERMAN CAKEs.-Take l pound Of -four,
] pound of butter, 10 ounces of sugar, 6
Eggs, the rind Of a lemsn finely grated, and
little nutmeg and cinnamon These must |
be- well worked into a rather STIFF pasta. and
into round cakes after being rolled put nearly
IN inch thick. These must BE- put on tiss
for baking, and then ornament on top with
esrrants and pieces Of sweet almonds cut
FNSTSs-Lay the personin arecRmbent
bead elevated, where there is free
circulation Of air. Loosen the clothes,
cold wafer IN the face, and apply
oaoss to the nose. When stupor supervenes
IN the too free use of narcotics, drench
With hoscofss and slap vigorously With a
tovel wrubs out Of very cold water, or rub
With muskard Ind salt.