The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-24
Real Interesting.

cafes lllb poison, anu 1eSlOTeSi 10 tne
blood, the elements of life and health.
SILVER CAKE.-Two teacupfuls fpow-
dered white sugar, one cup of white but
ter, whites of six eggs heated to a stiff
froth, sufficient flour to make cake bat
ter add good baking powder to the flour
if desired flavor with the essence of va
nilla. First rub the butter and sugar to
a cream, then add the other ingredients.
Bake in a quick oven.
Get rid of that tired feeling as quick as
possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives strength, good appetite
and health.
MANDY I" almost shrieked the elderly
aunt as she entered the parlor unexpec-
tedly and found the young lady clasped
in the arms ola young man, who was
kissing her, with every indication that
he had had considerable practice, what
on earth does this mean ?" Nothing
but an election bet, auntie," replied
Amelia, with a look of heroic, martyr
like resignation on her lovely face; 81
lost. Go on, Mr.. Mcclellan. How
many was that ?"
Dyspepsia, the root of innumerable
evils, is readily cured by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
When scab first appears in a flock of
sheep, says the Breeders Gazette, those
showing the slightest symptoms of the
disease should be Immediately separat-
ed from the rest of the flock and kept
by themselves. The building in which
they have been kept should be thorough
ly cleansed and viii tewashed.
PONDS EXTEACT AND QUININE.
Although different as medicines, there
is much in the discovery and history of
these two great specifics that is similar.
When it was found that the Ertract Of
Peruvian Bark was a specific for fever and
malaria there was great rejoicing Equal
ly pleased was the medical world when,
Ponds Extract was found to be as sure a
specific for all forms of Inflammation, Hem
orages, Boiis, Burns, Sprains, Piles, and
Sore throat.
Farmers forget that 90 per cent. of our
merchants fail in business that the
learned professions are overcrowded
and not a tenth of those entering their
ranks ever attain wealth or eminence
and that in large business centres, me-
chanics and operatives, in times of COM
mercial depression are often on the verge
of starvation.
Do not dose and sicken the baby with
laudanum and other drugs, but relieve
its discomforts with DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup a reliable, but harmless remedy
for all diseases of early childhood.
Cows should always be in thrifty con-
dition, to give the highest profit in the
dairy. After the frosts have taken the
goodness from the pastures cows should
have hay and grain, and should not be
allowed to enter the pasture for, al
though they will eat the frost-bitten
grass, it not only does them no good,
drying them up, but it is positive in
jury to them.
1t is not judicious to postpone the con-
sideration of your health because you
have not time to take thorough course
of medicine, but take Laxador which
will induce harmonious functional effort
at once. Price % cents. Sold every
where.
Pumpkin Pie.-Pare small pumpkin
and take out the seeds. Stew it rather
dry and strain it through culander
Add twoquarts of milk, three eggs, and
three tablespoonful of molasses let the
remainder of the sweetening-to taste
be ofsugar, season it with two table.
spoonfuls of ground cinnamon, one oil
ginger, and two tablespoonfuls of salt
Mrs. II. Boyer, of Chester writes that
Dr. Theel 53S North fourth Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, cured her of horrible
case of Blood Poisoning after she had
been treated for more than four years
by physicians of different schools with.
out benefit and she now advises all suf.
ferers to consult the Doctor.
Every season the old problem of the
best mode of keeping cabbage in winter
is discussed, some growers advising bury
ing the cabbage heads up, while others
advise heads down. This question may
be disposed of briefly thus If the heads
are matured and solid they should b
buried roots up but loose heads can be
pitted roots down, so as to grow and
make solid heads by spring,
"The truth in masquerade" is Byron'l
term for lie. But it is the truth and
no masquerading, that DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup cures coughs and colds. No cure
so speedy. Price % cents.
Corn meal in small quantities, and {
liberal quantity of good bran meal with
the roughness, will make an admirable
winter feed for mich COWS, and if giver
liberal with good shelter, it is possible
to secure a good flow of milk during the
winter, provided of course, that you have
a good breed of cows, that this feed can
be given to during the winter.
If you should have lame horse, ant
have used every remedy without success
invest twenty-five cents in a bottle o
Salvation Oil. 1t will cure him.
Major McTavish-"Mr, Fitch, wan
you to know the Rajah of Cawnpoor, ont
of the most eminent disciples of Brah
ma" Mr.. Fitch (of lllinois)--"Prou(