The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-01-18
FlREsIpE FRAGMENTS.

Give children oranges before break.
fast and thus pleasantly anticipate the
use of sulphur as spring medicine.
Salt pork sprinkled with red pepper
bandaged around the throat is an excel
lent counter-irrltant for diphtheritic
sore throat.
--Spiced Cranberries Wash and care
fully pick over four pounds of cram
berries; add to them one pint of vine-
gar, four pounds of sugar, ouchalf cup
full of molasses, one teasr oonful of cin-
namon and one of cloves. nalf a tea
spoonful of allspice; boil one hour.
Glazed Ham: Boil ham and re.
move the skin; wash the surface with
beaten egg; moisten one cupful of pow
dcred crackers thoroughly with milk;
add ono teospoonful of melted butter,
and work the whole to paste; spread
this evenly and thicklv over the ham;
brown dclicately in slow ovcn.-Al-
bany Journal.
Prescription for treatment of Rus
sian influenza, or grip, published by the
New York Board of Health: Spray the
affected membrane with ten per cent.
solution of quinine, freely and frequent
ly, and take four or five times day
pill made as follows Quinine three
grains; camphor, one-half grain; extract
of belladonna, one-fourth grain.
The dyeing of feathers and hair is
effected by first cleaning the feathers or
hair before dyeing, or bleaching, if nec-
essary, by lukewarm soda-water-one
part soda and one hundred and twenty
parts water. For dyeing, all neutral
dye-stuffs suitable for wool-dying are
employed in the same manner as for
that fiber.
Egg Sandwich: Take the hard
boiled yellls of twelve eggs, two ounces
of butter, two ounces of anchovy sauce,
and salt and cayenne to taste. Pound all
together in a mortar until it becomes
the 5cIsistence of paste, and then spread
In the usual manner between thin, tri-
angular slices of well-buttered bread.
This preparation will keep fresh for
some time.
The temperature of milk is of great
Importance to all persons. Hot liquid
stimulates every digestive agency, and
cold liquid has the reverse effect. That
is the whole secret of hot water cure or
custom, and it applies with particular
force to milk. There is much in that for
the stomach to digest, and therefore it
needs to be assisted rather than ham
pered.-Boston Globe.
Regularity in the hours of meals
can not be too strongly insisted on. The
stomach should not be disappointed
when it expects to be replenished. If
disappointed, even diminished amount
of food will be taken without appetite,
which causes the secretions to iniure
the stomach, or else impair its muscular
action. Any changes in the time of
meals should be made gradually.
ical journal.
Good Lights: During tho long, winter
evenings, nothing except cheerful com
panionship adds more to the attractive
ness of home than good lights. Even
where gas is in the house, many people
prefer the light of lamp to read Or
work by. Hanging lamps are the best
If there are small children in the house,
as they very much lessen the danger of
any accident happening. To insure
good light, the lamp must be kept clean
both chimney and burner, and filled and
properly trimmed. The only right time
to attend to this is in the morning.
Have the chimneys bright and shining,
and the holes in the burner kept open
20 admit air.-The Home.