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... GEOR CHERRY REGISTERED FOR TRANsIIIIIbIuN ABROAD. FOR A CERTAIN CURB FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY. CI BATTS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing sufferers ‘3l - how they may be cured and recover Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with Recipes for Purifying the ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. St LEmonNape.—Boil 8 quart of water with three-quarters of a pound of loat sugar, and pour the syrup over the thinly-cut riud of six lemons; let it stand forabout three hours. Add the strained juice of the lemons and two quarts of water ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. To Creax Warer Borries.—Half-fill the water bottles with tea leaves, and a little of the tea as well, and then a spoonful of common vinegar; &m--ceeding to shake all together thoroughly, then empty them, and rinse well with cold water ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. To Maxke Beuvrre Noik.—Put three ounces of butter into a frying-pan, and let it become quite brown ; add a few sprigs of parsley, two dessert spoonfuls of vinegar, pepper and salt; hot it up, and serve. Brow~iNg ¥or Sours AND Savce.—Flour ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. A LITTLE raw cotton used as it comes from the&:d will clean gilding almost better than anything else ; all the dust and girt seem to cling to it, leaving the articles fresh and bright. Poraro Pupvive.—Take half-a-pound of wellcooked ...
... DOMESTIC RECIPES. GIE AT SweerpreAps, —Parboil and let them stand in ¢old water for half-an-hour. Wipe dry aud place in the oven in a pan in which has been put a cup of water aud a tablespoonful of buiter. When brown remove and roll in Leaten egy, then ...
... HOUSEHOLD RECIPES. Curriep Lopster.—Take the flesh of a lobster (or & tin of lobster does very well for this dish), make a eurry gravy with plenty of cream; pour into a saucepan with the lobster, warm it just to boiling point ; serve with rice round. ...
... is made from the kernels of cherries. lam now told that the best is distilled from the wild cherry whole, and comes from the Zugerstat Baslerland, while the inferior quality is made with cheap brandies, and flavoured with the kernels that come out after ...
... A FEW RECIPES FOR HOUSEHOLD USE. To Bitsen.—To every pound of flour add a litri ng heapa-up teaspoonful of Borwick's Gold Medal Powder with a little salt, and thoroughly mix while in a dry state, then pour on gradually about half-a-pint of cold water ...
... RUM SHRUB CHERRY BRANDY 3.2 d GINGER i; in British Wines. Orono, Gisorr, Elder, Carrie. Rohl, he., 1U to 142 per Lz , sad Is to la par bottle. Our Winos sod Perlis Qom Twat Vitus to the test City or Wait Ned Houses. Is our Cellonesa 1.01 days, and Btu ...
... CHERRY TOOTH PASTE Preserves and Whitens the Teeth, and Strengthens the Gums. It quickly removes the Tartar and does not Injure the Enamel. Is delightful to ass, impute a pleasant trigranoe to the Breath and preterite decay. - Sold in P.M, ful. and le ...
... and scumming till clear ; then add part of the kernels blanched ; boil two or three minutes and put into jars. Cherry Wine.—Pick Morella cherries, not over-ripe, from their stalks ; mash them in a mortar and pan to detach the pulp, without bruising the stones ...