The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-22
usEF0L AND SUGGESTIVE.

Tie piecesof stale bread in . whita
Huslin cloth and drop it into the poe
with your boiling cabbage; il win isb-
sorb all the offensive smell
The skin of boiled egg is the BEST
remedy for q boil, Carefully peel il
wet, and apply to the boil; it draws out
the matter, and relieves soreness, -.s
To keep nickel silver ornaments
and mounts bright rub them with
wooden cloths that have been saturated
in spirits of ammonia-Detroft Free
Press.
For soft corns dip piece of linen
cloth in turpentine and wrap it around
the toe on which the corn is situated
every night and morning, It viii prove
ness, and the corn will disappear after
few days ~. -.
The fashion of dressing mp mantel-
pieces is now entirely out of date The
mantel shelf should be pretty enough
in itself to require no dressing of this
kind If it be 50 old or discoloFed that
it needs to be hidden. give It a coat Of
paint-N. Y. Tribune.
Mullins egg, half cup butter
and lard mixed. melted and poured into
one pint sweet milk, three tablespoon
fuls baking powder sifted with enough
flour to make a stiff batter beat hard
and bake in gem pans They are ex-i
cellent made of graham houE.-Old,
Homestead.
Pie With One Crust To one pint
of apple sauce, strained through q COL
lender add the we'll beaten yolks of
three eggs, four tabiespoonfuls of
sugar and a teacupful of whipped
cream. Bake in one crust and when
done add meringue made of the white
of the eggs-Boston Globe. n y,
Large squares of white or cream
linen, embroidered with eross-stiteh,
are employed to form the centers OF
quilts, covers for chest of drawers,
chair backs, etc. They are to be united
and bordered with crochet Insertions
and edgings, and are decorated with .
central sprig, or an all-over design, In
red and blue cotton Y. World.
"A remedy for Roaches-Taket three
pounds OF, oatmeal or meal of indian
corn, and mix II with pound of white
lead; moisteA with tneAels 50 Is 70 fern
a good paste, and pat . p0etion; dewas
at night in the fnfesAsd buildings hG
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In the morning remove Sthe pa5&ezaH4
the corpses 20 6Sonvsh5enS place -Nsss
tional Presbyterian, ....1 -
Corn starch Cake. -one.hafs, cup.
butter, seant. one Cup sugar, tive eggs
lyolzsl, one teasRoonful extract .ats.
mond. ons-hnh cup sweet mil one
and ore-hsk cups four, two - lespponA
corn-starch. one teaspoon baking BOW.
der, whites OF 1--WE eggs- MIX in The.
order given. mix corn-staseh and balc
ing powder with the AonES Bake in n,
shallow pan.-Boston- budget - -
Boiled Han-A large ham should BE-
cooked FIVE or six hours; one weighing
twelve pounds four hours. boil II slow
~ in plenty of water, adding a teacup-
full of vinegar. one OF brown sugar and
a dozen cloves. When done take from
tho water, remove. the skin, put ina
dripper and cover with Q board and
weights 1t should be cooked twenty7,
four hours before using IN order to slice
nicely If eaten cold.-Detroit- Free
Press.
-Pillau-Wash two pounds of rice;
boil it In little water, with half a.
pound of butter. some salt, pepper
corn, cloves and mace Keep the sauce.
pan closely covered until the rice Is sui
ficiently cooked; then have ready one
and one-ha1f pounds of bacon and two
fowls nicely boiled; place the bacon In
the middle of dish and the fowls on
each side; cover over with the boiled
rice and garnish with hard boiled eggs
and fried whole onions Boston Her