The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-23
HOME AND FARM.

Cold tea is the best liquid for clean. ing vanished paint, window panes and mirrers.-Toledo Blade.
 In washing tumblers that have had milk in them, you sheS,ld always rinse them out of clear, cold water first.
 Corn Cake: One cupful Indian meal, two cupfuls four, one-half cupful sugar. one egg, one-half cupful butter. one and two-thirds cupfuls sweet milk, one-half teaspoonful soda, one teaspoonful cream tartar.-The Caterer.
 -Squashes should be kept in warm, dry place, and should not freeze. It is not best to keep vegetables too warm, but care should be exercised to prevent the freezing of those that are easily af. fected by cold.-1roy Times.
 Hot Frosting: One cupful of sugar, three and one-half teaspoonfuls milk; put it on the stove, boil five minutes, add tiavoring. Stir after taking it of the stove until it thickens a little and spread on the cake before it hardens.- Exchange.
 When ladies are afflicted with a rough skin they will find it to their ad- vantage to use a nail brush, not only for the nails, but also for the knuckles, and, indeed the entire hand. A little am- monia in the water adds to its cleansing properties. Indianapolis Sentinel.
 To prevent the spread of chicken cholera Dr. Salmon recommends a mix ture of two ounces of sulphuric acid to two gallons of water. This will destroy every germ of cholera that it touches in few minutes, being one of the best dis infectants known.-Albany Journal.
 Do not confine the turkeys over ten days when fattening them, or they will lose flesh, confinement rendering them discontented, which soon results in re- fusal of food. Give them plenty of char coal, gravel and fresh meat, with all the corn they can Chicago Journal.
 -Custard Pie: One egg, one table, spoonful of sugar heaped up, one level tablespoonful each of corn starch and butter, and one pint of sweet milk. Flavor to suit the taste, and bake with one crust. This makes one pie. It is good when eggs are scarce.-The House. hold.
 A potato grower states that by ex- pertinent he has discovered that the rotting of potatoes is due partially to moisture. Potatoes grown on land that has been thoroughly underdrained were sound and good, while those grown on land undrained routed badly Western Rural
 Bran is cheap, and it can be used in almost unlimited quantities without injury to the animal. It is a healthy food and contains enough nitrogenous substances to help replenish the waste of muscular tissue in the animal system as will contribute to the production of milky E. Farmer.
 Don't leave the oven door open, nor set cake on the top of the range, even for a moment-a mistake very easily made by young housekeepers- but draw the cake to the edge of the oven, test it quickly, and be careful not to cool newly baked cake too rapidly by setting in the wind.-Chr1staiu at Work.
 To make cream cheese stir a little salt into pan of ''loppered'' cream. Pour into linen bag and let it drain three days, changing the rag every day. Then pack into wooden cup or mold with holes in the bottom, and press two hours. Wet the mold with cold water before putting in the cream curd. Wrapped in soft white paper-two or three folds of tissue paper will do-to exclude the air, they will keep in a cool place for week. This is the cheese sold in this country under the name of Neufchatel.- Chicago Tribune.