COOKIES: Caraway
393
To keep
381
615,616
Excellent
Cake, without eggs or milk
Vinegar
391
Ginger
579
Cistern, how to build
Citron, preparation of, for cake
573, 574
Ginger, with molasses
Plain
Rose flavor
Clams, chowder with
Claret, wine jelly
CLEANING: Brass
Coffee pots, etc., inside
Flat irons
Glass globes
Oilcloth
Painted surfaces
Silverware
Zinc
(See Washing).
CLEANSING: Barrels, etc
(See Washing.
CLOTH: Fire proof
Oiled for hot beds, etc
Water proof
Fruit stains, to remove from
Indellible ink for marking
To remove iron rust from
To remove grease, etc., from
To remove mildew from
CLOTHES-CLEANING
Soap for
(See Washing).
Club feet, of cabbage to prevent
Coal for hogs
Cocoa, cones
COCOANUT: Cake
make
366
450
505
790
54S
538
796
538
796
540
795
Drops
54
394
393
394
Spiced
381
Sugar
With ammonia,
381, 393
Cook room, bread, cake and pie to stand
in till cool
Cooling, of bread, cake, and pie
Copper, to clean
(Dopperas color, for carpet rags
Copying ink, black
Cordial, Blackberry, for the children
CORN and bean soup
&49
575
576
575
528
608, 609
537
,'527
537
525,526
526, 531
Bread
Bread, old-fashioned
Bread, Minnesota
Bread, Southern, far-famed
Bread, Southern, improved
Burnt for hogs
Cake
Qnt in blossom for milch cows
Dodgers, Kentucky
611
607,608
350
419
404
327
327
327
328
748
403, 404
775
404
328
Fodder for cows
For hogs
For poultry
Fritters
749
375
Green, egg omelet with
Green, soup
Hulled, to make
Oysters
Popped, pudding, to make
374, 375
322
322
790
Dodgers, white
540
577
375
454
448
448
Balls
447
To boil
563
Codling Moth, remedy for
386,387
COFFEE: Cake
504
Jelly
Coffee pots, to clean inside
548
COLD BEEF: And dry bread or biscuit
balls
432
437
Roast, broiled
432
To use economicallv
542
onions
for
COLD: In the chest,
598
Storage of fruits, eggs, etc
392
cake
Water
Weather, soup plates to be heated in.. .418
497
Cole (cold) slaw to make
669
Colic in horses, to cure
438
Collups, Scotch, with veal
636
Cologne, fine and cheap
538
Color of plants to preserve in drying
5.32
COLORED: Cotton goods to wash
5.33
Silk handkerchiefs, to wash
609-615
COLORING. For domestic uses
642
Of butter
532
Colors of cotton goods, to fix
CiJandy, to
Milk in cooking rice
CODFISH: And eggs
381
393, 394
71
751
759
406
461
421
509-511
446, 484
3.39
Vinegar
579
774
775
508, 509
Tocan
484
To fry
504
To keep birds from
578
vinegar
with
To make
754
Corn ard pork, to get the most from
560
proof
crib,
rat
Corn
436
CORNED: Beef, to cook with cabbage
437
Reef, flank of, rolled
488
CORN MEAL: Custard
402
MufBns
670
Corns of horses' fe'et, to cure
710, 711
Cornstalks for cows
346
CORNSTARCH Blanc mange
376, 378
Cake
346
Float with
Raising for soiling and feeding
Seed, to keep
:
Pudding
3.53
Snow pudding with
COSMETICS: For the face
An old lady's only one
3-37
637
637
728
Cotswold sheep, the best
COTTAGE PUDDING: Recipes for .3.35, 336
3:J6
Sauce for
.5.32
COTTON GOODS: Colored, to wash.
609,611
To dye
.
.
.
.
GENERAL INDEX.
850
Covering^ for steam pipes
COWS: Dairy, to feed
Dairying, profit of
"^90,
<91
''03
702
699
690
708
698
695
690
692
691
698
710
D9d
Durliam
General remarlts as to care of
Ho w to feed field turnips to
Jersey
Kicking, to stand quiet
Milk fever, to avoid
Milk, to dry off
Milk, to increase..
Over-eating, what to do
Soiling
Tumors on, to cure
(See also Cattle.)
Cows vs. sheep, comparative profit
Cracked hands, to cure
Cracked walls, to clear of bed-bugs
CRACKED WHEAT: Pudding
Mush, excellent
with
Suet pudding with
To make
Cracknels, Scotch, of oatmeal
Cracks in walls, to fill
CREAM Batter puddings with
Cake, various
Cole slaw with
:
Croquettes, a substitute for hash
Fritters
Ice, to make
Muffins, with
Or custard pudding
Of tartar, how to use, for cake
Pastry or pie-crust
Pie.
.
Pudding
Puffs, PhUadelphia
Salad
Sponge cake
351
Bread, or meat and rusk pudding
Bread and cracker, mock minced pie
358
with
433
Cracker, beefsteak fried with
—
355, 356, 362
CRUST: For pies
321
Of bread, to make soft and delicate
juices
CUCUMBERS A paying crop
:
357
escape of
356
595
Bugs on, to kill
588,589
Chow-Chow with or without
496, 497
Fresh, for towns-people
Fresh, to prepare for table
Selectio
of
Cucumber catsup
.
Curling liquid, for the hair
CURRANT: Cake
Bushes, grafting
English, for cake
To avoid borer and mildew
When to plant
433
358
349
409
465
542
347
382, 393
497
432
406
488, 489
402
386
366
356
359,360
353
390
492
389
485
594
500
778
500
786
Of Raspberries, keeping clear of weeds 604
Of Raspberries, mulching or covering.. 604
605
Of Raspberries, pinching off leaves
605
Of Raspberries, the kind to raise
Of Roots, to feed stock
708
603
Of Strawberries
394
Cup cake. Rye Drops
Curculios on plum trees, remedy
564, 785
(31
—
542-546
777, 778
539
572
345
466
Toast, Boston
401
Velvet, a delicious dessert
618
Beer or soda, to make
646
Creamery, management of
577
Creams, chocolate, to make
560
Crib, corn, rat proof
664
Cribbing of hordes, to cure
540
Crickets, to drive away
Crimps, to keep in place, in damp weather 636
392
Crisps, German
CROQUETTES: Cream, a substitute for
432
hash
447
Duck and oysters
511
Hulled corn, to make
512
Or bread balls
405
Crullers, or Fried Cakes
CRUMBS: Bread, queen of puddings with. 314
Pie, baking before filling
Pie, glaze of, to prevent
Of Potatoes
CULTURE: Of Quinces
Sweet loaf
Catsup
Bushes to set out
CRACKERS: Crumbs of, beefsteak fried
Crumbs of, mock minced pies with
CULTIVATION: Of onions
Worms, remedy
CURRIE: Chicken, as made in India
Chicken, with rice
Powder, to make
Curried veal or chicken
637
386
324
500
568
569
366
569
788
565-568
421
453
...498
458
Currie Vinegar, to make
CUSTARD: Apple
581
481, 488
361, 481
Apple, pie
341
Apple, pudding
Cake, or Improved Berwick Sponge
Cake
Carrageen
Corn meal
French tapioca
Frosted
How to make
Jelly cake
Lemon pie, extra
Pie, boiled
Potato pie
Pudding
Rice
St. James'
Substitute for
Without eggs
Cutlets, rabbit
Cut-worm of cabbage, to destroy
Cut-worms, to destroy
388
487
488
487
487
486
381
358
360
361
336
463
487
488
487
434
540
594
D.
Dairy cows, to feed
Dairying, profit of
Dandruff, to remove
"Dandy" custard pudding
Danish tapioca pudding
Dark cake
Decay of fence posts, etc., to prevent
DELICATE: Bread crust, to make
Cake
703
703
640
336
342
389
554
321
384|
48U
Delicious dish with sweet apples
DELMONICO'S: Recipe for cooking oysters
-445
432
Substitute for hash
Dentifrice (see Tooth-Powder; Borax).
Depilatoiy to remove superfluous hair.638, 639
401
•
Dessert, delicious
702
Diarrhoea, to cure
702
695,
694,
Diarrhoea of cattle, to cure
690
DIGESTION: Of Cattle
Of Horses
DINNER: Boiled, how to get up
Graham bread for
Potatoes for, each day in the week
Thanksgiving bUl of fare, etc
662
418
325
468
513
GENERAL INDEX.
Dio Lewis' " Breakfast for Two Cents,"
501
Dish of Scraps, a
434
606
DISINFECTANT: After cholera
For cess pools, quick
606
Disposition of Horses, general remarks on.CJS
Distemper in colts, treatment
672
404
DODGERS Kentucky corn
White corn
328
:
DOGS: Fleas on, to drive away
553
How to give advantage to sheep over. .735
Lice on, to kill
696
Poisoned by strychnine, antidote
553
5.53
Mango upon, sure remedy
DOMESTIC ANIMALS: Carrots as food for 539
6.53-689
Horses and, treatment of
(See Horses, Cattle, Dogs, Cows, Poultry).
321
Dough, Bread, to make biscuit from
DOUGHNUTS, or Fried Cakes
405
405
Raised
Drab, to dye
610, 612
546
Dr. Chase's Magic Mender
DRESSING: Baked fish with
448
437
484
436
Beef's heart, to bake with
Bread crust for
Salad, for any kind of meats, etc
(See also Salad ; Sauce).
DRIED: Apples
474
399
433
Apple shortcake
Beef with eggs
Peach pudding
341
582
DRIED APPLES How to cook
:
Juice of, as beverage for the sick
Manner of cooking
Wholesomeness of, as food
Drilling glass
Drink, summer, pleasant
Drippings in making cake
DROP CAKES: Ginger
Or macaroons
Rye, cup
Rye and Indian
Drops, Japanese Toothache
Dr. Warner's recipe for curing beef
Dry bread and cold beef balls
Drying of fruit
Dry bread, to use
Duchesse Potatoes
DUCK: And oyster croquettes
Mock, with veal or beefsteak
Roast, with potato stuffing
To bake, wild or tame
Duke of Cambridge Pudding, with candied
peel
Dulce de Lece, or Spanish sauce ...
Dumplings, apple
Dui-ham cows
Dust baths, necessary for poultry
Dutch apple pudding
"Dutch Turkey"
DYE: Forthe'hair
Renovating, for black clothing
DYEING: Black for silk
Black, in dress goods
Black, on wool or cotton
Blue, for carpet rags
Blue, on cotton rags
Blue, peiinanent
Brown, for woolens
Brown, various shades
Bright red
Claret, for woolens
Copperas with lye
Crimson
Dark tan
Hrab
Drab, with tea
474
474
474
796
618
365
379
394
394
406
599
414
432
583
484
470
447
447
447
446
343
478
480, 481
699
7.57
339
438
033
.527
610
609
609, 610
611
611
614
610
613, 614
615
851
DYEING— Continued.
Fawn drab
Ml
Green
614
610
615
614
614
612
610
Imperial blue^or silk and wool
Nankeen
Pink, in cotton
Scarlet in cotton or silk
Seal brown
Sky blue for woolens
"True Blue"
Yellow
Dyes for Domestic Uses
DYSPEPSIA:
611
614
609-015
Healthfulness
of
hard-
boiled eggs in
459
E.
Easter, or "Hot Cross" Buns
Ebony stain for wood
Egg-eating hens, remedy
EGG: Muffins, to make
Plant, fried
Preservatives
395
797
766
450
.467
551
.
486
Toast.
347
EGGS: Batter pudding with
391, 393
Cake without
336
Chopped, with pudding, a la Creme
448
Codfish and
433
Dried beef with
486
Fried or baked, for breakfast
470
Fried potatoes with
460
Gruel of, for the sick.
—
. .
Ham and
Hard-boiled, in dyspepsia
How to boil
440
459
459
549-552
352
366
In-the-nest
Minced veal with
Muffins with and without
461
How to preserve
Indian puddings without
In making cake
458
402
Omelets
439, 440, 460, 461
440
Poached with fried ham
390
Potatoecake, without.,
397
Rusk, without
338
Tapioca pudding without
552
sex
of
To determine
598
To keep by cold storage
578
Elevator from cellar to pantry
633
ELY'S: Sea Foam, for the hair
633
Hair
Dyes
Best
ENGLISH:
Chester or almond flavored
pudding
343
Currants, for cake
Ginger beer, to make
Method of boiling and frying turkey
366
617
.
.
451
332, 3.34
Plum pudding
456, 4.57
Welsh rarebit
341
Yorkshire pudding
Englishmen's Taste, plum pudding to. ....3.34
ENSILAGE, how to aci'ompligh
(See Silos and Ensilage).
Epizootic, successful treatment
Erasion Compound
ESCALOPED: Oysters
Parsnips
Potatoes
Tomatoes
Veal
611
611
611
Essences, flavoring, to make
Evangeline's Gingerbread
Evaporat<>d Apples, how to cook
614
612
612
Evertou Taffy, to make
EWES: Breeding, care of
Breeding, how spoiled
714-724
672
..531
363,445
444
471
482
458
488
378
582
576
7.34
728
GENERAL INDEX.
852
EWES— Continued.
Flexible paint for canvass
Breeding, time to select
727
347
327
358
807
488
578
666
EXTRA: Batter-pudding
Brown Bread, steamed
Lemon custard pie
Extracted Houey
EXT-RACTS: Flavoring, to make
Lemon and orange to make
Eye Water, for horses
80O
FLIES poison for
To drive away
600
430
346
346
345, 346
799
:
FLOAT: Strawberiy
With corn starch or flour
Floating island pudding
Floor, paint and stain for
FLOUR: Good, essential to good bread. ..320
To prepare for making cake
365
Graham, pumpkin shortcake with
398
FLUID Condey 's Disinfecting
429
Washing
515, 516, 517
Fly poison
600
Fly Stick-um-f ast
601
FOOD For farm stock
706-714
For poultry
759
(See Horses; Cattle.)
Foot rot in sheep, to prevent and cure. 736-738
Forest trees, planting of
786
Foul flesh on stock, to cure
693
373
FRENCH Chocolate jelly cake
Cream cake
382
Depilatory
638
Dishes, why superior to others
514
:
P.
FACE: Cosmetics for
637
Rough, camplior ice for
Factory, cheese, articles and cost
Failure in business how to avoid
Famous Rhode Island chowder
Farina Jelly
639
652
Farmers' gems, to make
Farui, value of sheep on
Fast or spirituous sauce for puddings
FATTENING: Hogs
Poultry
Sheep
Stock, how to do it
Fawn drab, to dye
601
449
505
494
730, 733
334
751, 752
769
736
712-714
611
FEATHER BED: Tick, to remove stains.. 560
To renovate
560
703
FEEDING: Dairy cows
Stock horses
686
Feet, pigs', broiled " a la Barnum "
442
FENCETOSTS: Importance of seasoning. 555
Importance of tamping, etc
556
554
To preserve
Fermentation, to keep fruit juices from. ..615
Fertilizer, coal ashes as
568
Field turnips, how to feed and not flavor
milk
FIG: Poundcake
Pudding, boiled, to make
FIGS: Frosttd fordessert
Peach, very nice
Tomato
Filling, delicious for layer cake
Filter, home-made, cheap
708
386
339
478
478
478
372
619
376
Fingers, Lady, to make
531
FINGER: marks on doors, to remove
To remove from windows, mirrors, etc.606
575
Fire-proof cloth, to make
Fire-proof shingles, to make
575
Fire-proof wash for shingles
FISH Baked and stuif ed
:
Balls
Chowder with
Hints for cooking
Potato pudding with
To fry
Fistula in horses, remedies for
Flank of beef, rolled and corned
Flannel cakes, Palmetto
FLANNELS: Moths, to remove
To wash
To wash and dry
Flat-irons: To clean
FLAVORS: Almond, in pudding
Essences for
800
448, 449
448
450
429
352
449
675
437
:
:
Loaf cake.
Method of destroying insects
384
Pickles
582
492
.
Tapioca custard
Toast
Fresh beef, to cook for use when cold
FRICASSEED: Chicken
Rabbit pie
Eggs
487
486
437
452
363
451, 452
364
433
485, 486
488
405
406
486
Minced turn-over
439,440
363
FRIED: And boiled turkey
Apple turn-overs
Beefsteak in cracker crumbs
Bread
Bread pudding
Cakes
Cakes, rye and Indian
Ham
Mush
511
405
Noi-wegian breakfast cake
445
Oysters, according to Delmonico
441
Pork chops, with apples
Potatoes, Saratoga
469, 470
470
Potatoes, with eggs
439
Salt pork
512
Squash
390
Fritter puffs, Spanish
386
FRITTERS: Apple
406
Corn
.
Cream
406
Cheese and apples
40&
Fruit and berry
Minced meat
Plain, and quick
474
438
406
Potato
471
401
Orange
40(V
541-798
533
518
538
343
488
489
514
Oyster
446
406
450
487
478
Sweet
Frogs, how to cook
FROSTED: Custard, to make
Figs, for dessert
Silverware to clean
i^'rosting (see Icing).
For ice cream
FRUIT: As a medicine
Of herbs, how to preserve
3.37
Butters
Strawberry, for pudding sauce
Cake, apple
FLAVORfNG EXTRACTS: Forcakes.366
578
Cake, plain
Lemon and orange
To make
488
Cake, premium
Flaxseed for cows
705
553
728
Cake that will keep for months
Fleas, to drive away
Fleece, care of
588
Salad
Cake, veiy nice
Canning of
—
540
473
475
385
386
386
387
387
584
GENERAL INDEX.
FRUIT— Continued.
Dried
474
583
366
472
596
477
Drying of
Home dried, for cake
How and when to be eaten
Packing, California method
Pickles, spiced or sweet
Pies
...361
Preserved
479
3CC
480
628, 532, 537
349
473
775-776
598
340
Selection of for cake
Shortcakes
Stains, to remove
Stale bread pudding with
.
.
Suitable vessels for cooking
To keep
To keep by cold storage
Various, puddings of
(See also Apple Peach Tomato.)
FRUIT TREES: Barren, remedy
TOS
Caterpillars on, to destroy
572
Chloride of lime for grubs, etc
782
Girdling of, to prevent and cure .781 782
How to plant
779
Labels for
778
Manuring of orchards
780, 784, 785
Old bark, to renew
783
;
;
. .
,
Pear blight
Pear culture
783
785
705
786
787
779
786
Plum trees
Quinces
Rapidity of growth
Right soil for
Shade trees
To protect from mice and borers,
780,781,782
To protect from rabbits
781
Trimming, etc
Various berries
780
788
589
797, 798
797
Fungus in cellars, to destroy
URNITURE: poUsh for
Stain for
Upholstered, moths in
541
541, 798
FURge Moths to remove from
Tb put away
542
White, to clean
. .
.530
Gapes in poultry, to cure
Gardening in a hogshead
Gargling Oil for horses, etc
(See Poultry)
Icing for cakes with
369
Snow pudding with
337
Queen Mab's pudding with
344
Gems, Graham, to make
402, 403
(JtENERAL REMARKS: On making bread. 319
On making cake
305
On making pies
354
:
,
On making pudding
GERMAN: Crisps, to make
Method of getting rid of rats
Silver, to solder
GINGER: Bread
Bread, poor man's.
Cookies
Snaps
GINGER: Beer, to make
Pop, to make
Girdling of trees, to prevent and cure
GLASS: Cement for
To break as you like
To drill
Globes, to clean
GLUE: Cement with, cheap
For veneering, etc
Liquid
.'^l
392
584
795
879,380
380
381 394
378, 379
917
618
547
591
591,592
Mothproof
591
591
Waterproof
Golden Buck or Welsh rarebit
456, 457
Good flour essential to. . . .320
GOOD BREAD:
How to make
319
320
514
Good flour essential to good bread
Goose, roast
GOOSEBERRIES: SetUng out
To avoid mildew
When to plant
Grafting wax, to make
GRAHAM: Bread, one loaf
...869
569
788
552
325
324, 325
Bread, to make
Bread, with soda, Imked or steamed .325
398
Flour, pumpkin shortcake with
Griddle cakes
408, 409
Gems
402,403
402
Muffins
Pop-overs
403
Grain, pounds per bushel
779
Grandmother's apple pie
361
GRAPE: Catsup, to make
600
Jam or marmalade
506
Jelly, to make
505
Juice, to can or bottle
501
Juice, to keep
615
Grapes, to can
507
Grass, Hungarian, for cows
711
Gravel for isoultry
760
Gravel walks, weeds in, to destroy
573
GRA\T: For potatoes
473
(See also Sauce.)
Gray hair, to restore color to
635
GRE.\SE: Refuse, to make soap
525
Spots to remove from clothing
527
To make soap
522, 523
To remove from floors, etc
524
GREASE HEEL: Of horses, ointment for 689
Tocure
671,682-684
Green apple jelly to make
479
.
,
.
.
To can
672
425
763
605
674
Game Soups
GELATINE
Glaze, pie crust, to preventescapeof juices.356
Glossy Ink, to make
608
Gloves, kid, to clean
529, 530
GREEN CORN: Soup
G
Galled shoulders, to prevent and cure
Geese.
853
(See Corn.)
Greenhouse, best shading for glass
Green lice on plants, to destroy
Green pea soup
Green salve for Horses
Green, to dye
GRIDDLE CAKES: "Arf and Arf "
Batter for, to keep sweet
Bread
Buckwheat
Graham
Indian
Mock Buckwheat
Oatmeal
Rice
421
509
576
587
425, 426
674
614
407
408
408
406
408, 409
409
407
408
408
511
"Grits," to make
787
Growth of trees, rapidity of
Gruel, oatmeal, for invalids and children. .427
771
Guinea fowl, valueof
,
781
591,548
796
796
796
HAIR: Pomade for
Superfluous, to destroy
To bleach
Hair curling liqm'd
HAIR DRESSING: with bay rum
With home-made perfume
638
638, 6-39
637
637
635
634
GENERAL INDEX.
854
HAIR DYE: Brown
623
633
634
That turns gray hair
634
HAIR RESTORATIVE: Good
635
Hall and King's
635
Italian
635
HAIR TONIC: Bob Heater's shampoo ... 633
Barbers' luster
633
Eley " sea Foam
633
Hair wash, Italian.
635
Halter pulling of horses, remedy
656, 689
HAM: And eggs, extra nice
440
And tongue toast
440
Eley's best
HAIR OIL: Veryfine
'
.
.
And veal odds and ends economically
441
Balls
Broiled
440
440
441
410, 411, 412, 413
Fried, with poached eggs
440
439
440
362
Loaf
Omelet with
Pies, chicken and
To bake, and omelet from "odds and
ends "
To keep after being'smoked
To keep the year round
HANDS: Dressing for
To keep soft in winter
-634
640
639
640
533
Wash for Ladies'
Wash for, when rough from cold
Hard soap, to make
Hard Water, to soften
Harness, breaking colts to
HASH Chicken
:
Delmonico's substitute for
Liver
Poultry
Hawks, best way to catch
HAY: Pea-vine, to cure
Time to cut
HEAD CHEESE: Beef or veal,
chicken
Calf's liver
"Scrapple" in place of
To make
Heart, beef's, to bake with dressing
Heat of oven for baking cake
Heaves in horses, to cure
Hellebore, for currant worms, etc
Hens (see Poultry.)
Herbarium, to prepare plants for
HERBS Sweet, for seasoning food
.
How to raise, etc
Value o' for stews, etc
Hermits
Hides, tanning with hair on
Hives, for bees
Hiving Bees, various methods
HOGS: Apples, good for
Artichoke for
Berkshires, why best
Best kind to raise
Carbon for
Cause
Cholera of
Corn and pork, to get most from
Corn for
Calomel for
Fall care of
751
Flees on, to drive away
553
753
Lice on. to destroy
753
Origin of
743
Preparing food for
750
Preventive and cure
743, 745, 746, 747
"Ringing" hogs, a cause
..742
Scurvy on
Soap, a preventive
753
747
Sows eating their pigs, to cure habit .753
Symptoms and treatment
744
Hogshead, gardening In a
Holland method of washing clothes
Hollow Horn, to cure
Home-made cheese
Home-made flavoring extracts
Home-made filter, to make
Home style of cooking potatoes
Hominv, to make
HONEY: artificial
Comb
605
542
517
694
647
578
619
469
509-511
.
6:38
539
459
459
521-523
535
655
435
432
435
452
600
562
773
with
434
435
441
461
436
367, 397
673, 686
567
538
514
514
443
385
623
803
809,810
753
752
740 741
740
748, 749
742
742-747
754
751
747
.562
Pudding
Vinegar, to make
HOP YEAST: Pototo bread
To make vinegar
Horseman's Hope Liniment
HORSES: Apples valuable for
At work, food necessary for
Big head, swellings and sprains,
cure
Bots in, remedy
Bran for
Brood mares, care of
.478
807
807
350
814
323
878
Extracted
439
413
415
Handkerchiefs, colored silk, to wash
Hands, chapped, pomade for
Hands, cracked, to cure
HARD BOILED EGGS: In Dyspepsia
In typhoid fever
Fattening
Kidney-worm to remove
Holes, in walls, to fill
used
Cakes, baked
Curing of
HOGS— Continued.
681
688
688
to
667
668, 669
689
658
669
747
Condition powder for
670
Corns or shoe boils
Condition powders
671, 673
662
Cribbing of, to cure
662
Digestion of
672
Distemper in colts, treatment
672
Epizootic
686
Feeding
553
Fleas on, to drive away
660
Fractious, managing and shoeing
672
Galled spots, to prevent and cure
653
General remarks
689
Grease heel, to cure
657, 689
Halter Pulling, remedy
673, 686
Heaves in, to cure
659
How to choose and buy.
654
How long they ought to work
673
Inflammation of bladder of
662
Kicking and runaway, to cure
689
Lice on, remedy
674
Liniments, oils and salves for
675
Mange in, remedy
688
Old, food for
688
Parsnips good for
676
Pawing to cure
675
cure
etc.,
to
Poll-evil, fistula,
656
Profit of raising
655
654,
breaking
Raising and
677-679
Ringbone, spavin, etc, to cure
Scratches, grease heel, etc., to cure. 682-684
702
Scours in, remedy
660
Shying, cause and cure
680
Splints, ointment for
682
Strains, swelled legs, etc., to cure
684
Surfeit in, to cure
680,681
Sweeney, to cure
679
Thoronghpins to cure
659
To judge age of
Colic in, to cure
GENERAL INDEX.
HORSES— Continued.
855
INK— Continued.
To teach to back
657
Marking, for sheep
Turnips valuable for
.689
Printer's, to remove from clothing
Vicious to train
Warts on, to cure
Weaning and wintering colts
White spots on, to match
Wind galls, to cure
661
685
656
To remove from clothing
Worms, remedies for
661
679
685, 686
HOTBEDS: Oiled cloth for.
576
576
395
497
.
Best shading for glass
"Hot cross " buns, to make
Hot slaw, to make
HOT WEATHER: To have fresh meat in .411
To make butter firm in
To keep butter in
House cleaning, value of ammonia for
645
645
535
625-632
Household memoranda
693
Hoven in stock, to cure
Hubbard squash, black bug on, to destroy. 589
Huckleberry pudding, boiled
351
CORN: Croquettes, to make.... 511
"Grits," to make
511
509-51
To make
711
Hungarian grass for cows
342
Hunter's Pudding, boiled
HULLED
639
528
527 528
Inlaying, glue for
591
Insecticide (See Insects)
INSECTS: On plants, to kill
588
On plants, French method of killing. .588
INTEREST: Rate of, in Western States
and Canada
620
Simple and easy rate for
602
427
Invalids, Oatmeal gruel for
487
Irish Moss Custard
Irish Stew, to make
443, 444
800
IRON: Cement for
538
Flat, to clean
793
To prevent rust
795
Iron, to solder
.
Zincing
Iron Rust, to remove from clothing
791
537
345
Island, floating, pudding
ITALIAN: Cheese
Hair wash
4.52
IMush, to make
511
Or Macaroni Soup
422
635
J.
I.
JAM: Blackberry
ICE: Camphor, for chapped hands, etc
Cream, various, to make
House, to build good and cheap
Ices, water, to make
ICING Almond
:
Boiled, for cakes
Chocolate
Colored
With gelatine
Without boiling
ni-smelling meats, etc. to correct
Imperial cake
Improved Berwick Sponge Cake
Improved Catsup
Improved Southern Com Bread
INDIAN: And rye bread
Asparagus soup
Boiled rice
Bread, extra, steamed.
Bread, for tea, baked
Bread, old-fashioned
Broths, veal and lamb
.
--.
Brown bread
Chicken currie
Currie powder
Drop cakes
Green pea soup
Griddle cakes
Meal, Johnny cake, etc
Method of making lady fingers
Method of making Prussian soup
Mush, to make
Puddings, various
Puree, to make
Rusk
Wheat and, bread
Indelible Inks
Indigestion of calves, remedy
Inflammation of bladder, in horses
INK: Black
Black copying
Black, for school purposes
Cheap
For zinc labels for trees, etc
Glossy
IndeUble
639
488, 489
574
488-490
368
368
369
369
369
309
429
389
389
496
838
326
425
454
337
327
327
426
32G
421, 453
498
400
425
408
404
403,
376
424
511
352, 853
495
401
326
603,009
Grape
Quince
James', St., stale bread pudding,
Jams and marmalades, to make
JAPANESE: Cement, to make
Toothache drops
Japonica, to dye with
Jars, plant, to paint and bronze
JELLY: Apple
Apple cider
Apple, with piire flaror
Bag, to make
Blackberry
Cake
Cake, chocolate
Cake, lemon
Cake, orange
Chocolate
Claret wine.
Coffee
350
506
506
344
502
558
599
316
338
503,504
504
479
502
350
376
373, 374
371 372
372, 373
504
505
504
.
Custard cake
381
Delicious for any layer cake
372
505
505
503
509
Farina
Grape
Lemon and apple
Lemon, for cake
Port wine, for the sick
Quince
Rice
Rolls
Tomato
Veal
Jersey cows
Jettine for ladies' shoes
Jewelry, to clean
Johnny cake, Vermont
JUMBLES: Or sand tarts
701
Rich
673
607, 608
608
Soft
505
505
506
..375,376
506
458
698
622
794
403
384,385
385
385
.531
527
788
608
608,609
Kansas Pork and beans
Kansas Puffs, to make
Keeping Bees (See Bee- Keeping)
483
378
GENERAL INDEX.
856
Keeping cakes, hints for
Kentucky corr dodgers ...
Kerosene, to keep off striped bugs
Kicking cows, to quiet.,
Kicking horses, to cure of habit
KID: Boots to recolor
368
404
589
695
663
530
530
529
753
,
Gloves, to restore worn spots
Gloves, to clean
Kidney worms, in hogstto remove
Kneading of bread
Knives, to clep " from rust
321
794
Z.
LABELS: Cementfor
801
788
531
For trees
LACE: Fine white, to clean
To renovate
Ladies' hands, wash for
LADY: Cake
Fingers, as made in India
LAMB: Broth as made in India
534
639
376
376
426
438
438
728
Roast, meat sauce for
Shoulder of, stuffed
LAMBS: Timetoappear
(See Sheep)
Lard, in making cake
365
Laundry, hints for
531-538
(See Washing).
Lawn dresses, care of
518
LAWNS: plantains on, to destroy
599
To drive anto from
570
Layer strawberry short cake
397
LEAKS: In chimneys, etc., to atop
541
In steam boilers, cement for
801
Leather, cement for
591, 801
Legitimate business, how to succeed in
601
LEMON: And apple jelly
Butter
Cake
Custard pie, extra
Essenceof, to make
Flavoring extract, to make
Ice Cream
Jelly, for cake
Pie, quickly made
Pie, with raising
503
477
371, 372
358
488
578
489
506
358
3.59
Sauce, for puddings
349
Sponge cake
389
Syrup, to prepare
618
Water ices
490
Lemonade, excellent, to make
619
Lemons, to pack
596
LICE: Bark, remedy for
563, 564
In poultry, to destroy
757, 758
On cattle, horses, etc , remedy
689
On hogs, to remedy
753
On live stock, to kill
696
On plants, to destroy
587
To prevent on setting hens
758
LIGHT: Biscuit, to make
399, 401
Muffins, very nice
402
LIME A ir slacked, to destroy rose-bugs. 588
As manure
773
Chloride of, for rats, etc
!585
For currant worms
566
:
In making Soap.
. .
622,523
532
Glossy, ho w done
.'5,38
Scorched, to whiten
5S8
To remove paint, etc., from
528
Liniments for Horses
674, 680, 681
LIPS: Chapped, Camphor Ice for
'.639
Chapped, Pomad« for
638
LIQUID: For curling hair.
.
637
LINEN: Brown, to wash
Liquid glue
Liquid manure for strawberries
591,592
604
435
435
435
685
LIVER: Beef, to fry
Calf's, head cheese
Hash, to make
Live Stock, warts in, to cure
(See Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Hogs.)
LOAF: Cake.
383
Cake, French
384
Currant, sweet
324
Meat, various
439
One, of graham bread
325
Vienna, breakfast
332
Lobster salad
493
Logwood, black ink from
607
London brown, to dye
614
London "Hot Cross" Buns
395
Love knots for tea
376
Susy's, Aunt, spiced cake
392
Luster, to restore in alpaca dresses
527
Lustral Oil (See Hair Tonic)
Lye, concentrated, for soap
521, 533
TIL.
Mab's, Queen, pudding with gelatine
Macaroni soup, Italian
344
422
394
Macaroons, or drop cake
Machinery, to keep from rusting
793
449
599
424
660
553
675
Mackeral, Broiled
Magical Toothache Drops
Make-believe terrapin soup
Management of fractious horse
MANGE, in dogs, remedy for
In horses, remedy
MANURE: Ashes, lime and salt, for wheat.773
I<'or orchard, etc
784, 785
Liqu id for strawberries
004
773
544
773
,
Salt as
Wood ashes for onions
Manuring, advantages of
Marble cake, to make
Marble, cement for
Mares, brood, care of
Marking ink, for sheep
MARMALADE: Grape
Quince
To make
Martha's cake
Mats, to make from sheepskins
Maxims for poultry keeping
Mayonnaise or French salad
Meal, value of for dairy cows
MEAT: And rusk pudding, baked
Balls, from left-over
Balls, nice
Cold, economical use of
Curing, various methods
Fritters, minced
General remarks for cooking
Minced, for pies
Pies
Potato pudding with.
Potted. Scotch
Putid or ill-smelling, to correct
Salad dressing for
Sauce for, Delmonico's
Scotch potted
Mechanical Department
Medicated soaps, to make
Medicine, fruit as
MELONS: Selection of
Bugs on, to prevent
Memoranda for Household
Meran^'e, rice, baked
370
''71
348
658
739
505
506
503
399
634
768
492
692
351
431
432, 434
432
410-414
439
428, 429
416
36^
..352
438
429
436
449
438
790-802
.525
473
778
589, 594
625-632
463
GENERAL INDEX.
Mice, to exterminate
857
585, 586
Milch cows (see Cows: Cattle).
MILDEW: To avoid on cun-ant bushes
569
Nails to drive in hard timber
802
To remove from clothing
537 Nankeen, to dye
MILK: Batter pudding, with and without
NAPLES: Bread or biscuit
346, 347
Butter, white cake with
Cocoanut, for cooking rice
Lemon cake, with and witliout
3*3
454
371
471
New potatoes in
Soup
Sour, batter puddings witlu
Sour, suet pudding with
Sweet, biscuit with
Sweet, suet pudding with
Sweet, white cake witli
Tapioca pudding without
Toast
To clean kid gloves
To increase in cows
Milk fever of cows, to avoid
Milking, shed for
Milk-pails, care of and kind
,
Nickel Plating
091
Nutmeg cake
.•
—
Turtle soup
.4-34
MOLASSES: Cake
Cake with, how to bake
..........337
.365
...394
Ginger cookies with
...388
Sponge cake
578
vinegar from
577
Taffy, to make
559
Mortgages, destructive properties of
... 586
Mosquitoes, to exterminate
613
Moss, scaly, of rocks, to dye with
563
Moth, codling, remedy for
398
Mother's strawberry shortcake
591
Moth glue, to make
541
MOTHS: In carpets, to prevent
541
In upholstered furniture, etc
541
Powder, to put away furs, etc
698
Trade secret, to remove
636
To prevent
388
Mrs. Cliase's sponge cake
380
Mrs. Rice's gingerbread
Mucilage, to make
590, 591
401
MUFFINS: Breakfast
Corn meal
Eggs
Graham
Mush
Rice
MUSH: Cracked wheat
402
450
402
385
463
466
Italian or Polenta
511
Muffins
385
465
Oatmeal
Rye or Indian
To fry
Mushroom Catsup, to make
MUSLIN: Bleaching of
Washing of
MUTTON: Loaf
Stews
New Potatoes, a la crttne
420
347
348
400
349
383
338
484, 485
539
690
646
046
416
MINCED: Meat for pies
Meat fritters
439
Pies, Crust for
353, 357
Pies, various
354, 357, 358
Turn-over pies
303
458
Veal, with poached eggs.
749
Mineral coal for hogs
495
MINT: Sauce made in India
Sauce for roast lamb
438
Mirrors, finger marks to remove from
606
436
MOCK: Beef tongue, or savory beef
Buckwheat cakes
407
447
Duck, with veal or beefsteak
358
Blinced pies
511
511
499
537
518
4.39
442,443
615
324
343
529
377
326
471
792
323
540
423
423
405
405
607
612
Pudding, with candied peel
Naptlia to clean clothes, gloves, etc
National Cake, to make
New England style, of brown bread
Night, setting bread sponge over
Nitrate of SUver, stains to remove
Noodle Soup, to make
Noodles, for soup, to make
Norwegian Breakfast Cakes, fried
Nut Cakes, or Doughnuts
NUT GALLS: For black ink
To dye with
o..391
o.
Oat-cakes, Scotch
399
465
705
736
408
OATMEAL: Cracknels
For cows
For sheep
Griddle cakes
Gruel for invalids and children
.427
Or Scotch Cake
Mush
404
465
465
465
640
464
Porridge
Scotch bannocks
Soap, to keep hands soft
Value of
OATS: For hogs
For poultry
751
760
ODDS AND ENDS: Ham, omelet from.... 439
Ham and veal, to economize
441
538
Oil-Cloth, to keep bright
.576
Oiled cloth for hot-beds, etc
606
Oil on the water in storms at sea
802
Oil, sewing machine, to makeand use
OINTMENT: For grease heel in horses. . . .689
758
For lice on poultry
678
For sprains of horses
680
For splints in horses
503
OLD-FASHIONED: Apple jelly
335
Christmas plum pudding
327
Com bread
513
Dishes, recipes for
379
Gingerbread
Indian pudding
Strawberry shortcake
Old putty, to remove easily
Old silk "dresses, to renovate
OMELET: Apple
Egg
.353
398
577
5.34
479
460. 461
From " odds and ends" of ham
439
446
440
Ovster
With ham
ONION: Beefsteak and salt pork with..
.
.
How to cook to avoid strong flavor.
. .
Soup
ONIONS: An acre in
Culture of, newest way
How many to the acre
How to avoid scullions
Medicinal effect on worms
Potatoes with
ORANGE: Cake
Flavoring extract, to make.
Fritters
Ice, to make
Pie
Puddiug, to make
.433
.462
427
544
542
543
544
542
471
372,373
578
406
490
359
339
GENERAL INDEX.
858
Orange?, to pack
Orcuards, care of
Oven, heating of, for baking
Owls, best way to catch
Ostn (see Cattle
596
780, 789
367, 397
600
Peel, candied, with pudding
,
Pennsylvania method of curing meat
Pennyroyal for rats, bugs, etc
Perfume bags to scent clothing
343
410
586
636
Permanganate of Potash, to correct putid
1.
OYSTER: Broiled
446
446, 448
Corn
Egg omelet t\ ith
Escaloped
Esealoped, according to Delmonico
Fried, according to Delmonico
461
363
445
445
446
446
363
446
513
445
Fritters
Omelet
Pie
Pie, with chicken
Soup
•-
Stew, according to Delmonico
PICKLES: French, delicious
PACKING: Of fruits, California method. .596
.
Poultry, for market
770
646
799
798
800
799
800
530
796
527
401
Pails, milk, kind and care of
PAINT: Black, for iron fences, etc
Cheap to make
Flexible, for canvass
For floors
Old, to remove
Spots on windows, to remove
.
.
Palmetto flaBnel cakes.
Pan Cakes (See Griddle Cakes.)
Pans, preparation of, to bake cake
Cream
Cream, crust baked first
Cream pastry or crust
Crust, glaze of
Crust, Tpea
Grandmother's apple
General remarks
Lemon and raisin
Lemon, custard
Lemon, quickly made
Minced
-Minced meat for
Minced, turn-over, fried or baked
.367
Mock minced
Orange
Stew
Stewed in milk
578
796
598
335
489
397
467
444
467
444
467
Valuable for horses
6>^8
Pantry, elevator to. from cellar
Paper, tracing, to make
Papering, how to do it
Paradise pudding, to make
Parisian ice cream, to make
Parker House breakfast rolls
PARSNIP: Cakes or balls
Escaloped
Fried
PASTE: For papering, to make
Tomake
PASTRY: Baking for pies, before filling.
Or crust for pies
598
590
.
.357
355, 356, 362
621
Patching boots and shoes, cement for
676
Pawing Of borses, to cure
425, 426
PEA: Green, soup
709
Meal, for growing stock
330
PEACH Bread, suggestion for
:
Butters
Dne<i, pudding
Figs, very nice
FVitters
Ice ci-eam
Pickles, spiced or sweet.
Preserve, to make
475, 476
341
Pudding
478
474
489
477
502
340
Pie
361
To bake and to can
Trees, borers in, remedy
473
563
Pea Piecrust
3.56
PEAR: Blight, wash for
783
785
525
477
734
455
Culture
Pearline, to make
Pears, pickled, spiced or sweet
PEAS: And pea straw for sheep
Chicken cooked in...
For hogs
Pea Vine Hay, to cure
7.50
562
429
390
496
410, 413
582
Very fine for present and future use... .581
Fruit, spiced or sweet
477
Carrot, for table use
539
PIES: Apple and other fruits
361
Apple custard
361, 481
Apple turn-over
364
Baking pastry before filling
357
360
Boiled custard
Chicken and ham
Chicken and other meats
Chicken, oyster
P.
To clean
To remove from clothing
meats, etc
Philadelphia Cream Puffs
PicaUlli, to make
Pickle, for canning meat
Oyster
Pastry or crust for
Potato custard
Pumpkin
Pumpkin and squash
Rabbit, fricasseed and roast
Squash, very rich
Sweet potato
To stand in cook-room till cool
368
362
446
360
359
356
356
356
361
354
359
358
358
354,357
416
363
358
359
363
355, 362
361
514
360
363
360
361
332
355-362
357
Baking before filling
356
Cream
357
For mince pie
Glaze of, to prevent the escape of juices 357
356
Pea
508
Pie-plant, to can
340
Pie-pudding, of various fruits
513
Pig Roast
455
Pigeons, Roast, and eauce for
442
Pigs' Feet, broiled, '" a la Barman,^''
797
Pine, stains for
614
Pink, to dye
686
Pin-Worms in Horses, to cure
790, 791
Pipes, steam, to cover
527
Pitch, to remove from clothing
393, 394
PLAIN: Cookies
406
Fritters
386
Fruit cake
397
Shortcake
599
on
lawns
Plantains, to destroy
538
Plant Jars, to paint and bronze
587
564,
Lice
on,
remedy
PLANTS:
564
Forcing
794
Plated Jewelry, to clean
792
Plating, Nickel and Silver
558
Pledge, a Temperance
PUDDING: Christmas, old style. .335
331,334
English
333,334
Other Recipes for
.333, 334
Sauce for
PIE-CRUST
PLUM
GENERAL INDEX.
Plum Trees, Curculios on, remedy
Poached Egrgs
POISON: Bed-bugs, for
Flies, for
Polenta mush, to make
POLISH For boots and shoes
:
For furniture
For silverware
Of steel instruments, to preserve
Poll-evil in horses, remedies
Polonaise, Charlotte, to make
Pomade for hair, etc
Pop, ginger, to make
Pop-corn pudding, to make
Pop-overs, Graham and wheat
POOR MAN'S: Cake
amgerbread
Pudding, boiled
PORK: And beans
Batter pudding with
Cake
Chops, fried, with apples
Ham, to bake
Salt, how to fry
Salt, pudding, to make
Sliced potatoes baked with
Stew with mutton
To get the most from
To keep fresh in hot weather
PORRIDGE: Bean
Oatmeal
564, T85
460
572
600
511
622
797,798
540
794
675
377
638
618
339
4C3
390
380
345
483
347
395
441
439
439
339
471
4*3
754
411
4S2
465
423
554
586
859
POULTRY: Average of breeds as layers.. 766
756, 767
Best breed
Cholera in chickens
Dressing and packing. ...
Dust baths necessary.
Egg-eating hens, remedy
Fattening for market
761,762
770
757
766
769
759
Food for
Gapes in, to cure and prevent
Ground feed for
763, 764
768
Guinea fowl, value of
Hints for cookiug
Houses, lice in, to destroy
Lice on, to cure and prevent
771
428, 429
<57
758, 696
Maxima for keeping
Raising by a city woman
Roup in, to treat
768
760
764, 765
765
Scabby legs to cure
(See also Turkey; Goose; Chicken;
Duck.)
Tonic for
Water, clean and pure
Winter care of, on large scale
POUND C-4KE: Fig
.
Plain
POWDER: Baking, recipe for
Baking, use or, in cake
Currie
Moth, to put away furs, etc
Pyrethrum, for rose bugs
Silvering, to make
763
759
755
386
389
624
367
498
542
587
795
520
386
Tooth, borax for
Premiunifruit cake
PRESERVE: Apple and peach, for present
POTASH: For rats, bugs, etc
479
Permanganate of, to correct putid
use
502
429
Peach, very nice
meats, etc
549-552
785 Preserving eggs
Value of as manure
414
778 Pressed beef
Potato bugs, to keep cfE
378
323 Prince of Wales cake
Potato bread, to make
Scotch
Posts, to preserve
POTATOES: Balls
Cake
469,470
390
Printers' ink, to remove from clothing
Prize butter, how made
390
Cake, without eggs, quick process
Cultivation of
777, 778
361
Custard pie
Proof spirit, vinegar from
Prune pudding, to make
Prussia soup, as made in India
Duchesse
PUDDING: Almond flavored
En caisse
Escaloped
Fried with eggs
Fried, Saratoga
470
470
471
470
469, 470
Fritters
471
General remarks
467
572
778
469
323
777
468
Gravy for
Hilling
Home style
Hop yeast, bread
How many to hill
In seven ways
New, a la crent^
Pudding
Pudding, with meat or fish
471
a51
Salad
352
390
492
Sliced, to bake with pork
471
Soup
Stewed
420
444
447
472
Puffs
Stuffing, roast duck with
Sweet, cakes of
Sweet, pie
Sweet, pudding
Sweet, to bake or broil
"Tip-top"
With onions for breakfast
POTTED: Beef tongue
Meat, Scotch
Pot roast, beef
Apple charlotte
Apple custard
Apple, Dutch style
Apple pie, or Yankee style
Apple shortcake
Apple tapioca
Apple turn-over
Baked as cake
339
340
340
481
364
Bread crumb
351
Bread, fried
Bread, with tart apples
Chester, English
Chestnut
Christmas plum, old style
486
Com starch
Cottage, and sauce
352
472
470
Cracked wheat
471
341
341
335
Batter, boiled or steamed, various. 346, 347
344
Baron Brisses' rice
351
Beefsteak, boiled
341
Bird's-nest
351
Blackberry, baked or boiled
346
Blanc mange, or substitute for
349
Bread, Aunt Rachel's
361
437
438
435
528
645
580
339
424
343
Cream
Cream or custard
" Dandy " custard
Banish, or tapioca
ried peach
Duke of Cambridge
English plum
"^1
343
339
-335
353
335, 336
345
353
336
336
342
341
343
332
GENERAL INDEX.
860
PUDDING— Continued.
Fig, boiled
Floating Island
Fruit batter, baked or boiled
General remarks and directions
339
345
347
Raising hogs, the best
Raising onions
740, 741
544
347
359
331
Preparation of, for cake
366
350 Rapidity of growth of trees
Honey ...
787
342 Rarebit, Welsh, or Golden Buck
Hunters', boiled
4uti, 457
352, 353 RASPBERRIES: Culture of
Indian, various
604
351
Fall planting best
Meat and rusk
788
&43
Fritters
Naples
474
339
Kind to raise
Orange
605
335 Rat-proof corn crib
560
Paradise
233, 334 Rats, to destroy or drive away
584-586
Plum and sauce for
Plum, to Englishman's taste, in rhyme 334 RECIPES Barbers', for bay rum
639
345
319-330
Poor man's boiled
Bread, etc., for
339
Pop-corn
395
Buns, for
351, 3.52
365-409
Potato
Cakes, for
339
Prune
Crackers
409
344
414
Queen Mab's with gelatine
Dr, Warner's, for curing beef
344
641-652
Queen of, the, with bread crumbs
For the dairy
Quick, baked
346, 350
624
For baking powder
338
633
Sago
For the toilet
339
641-646
Salt Pork
Making butter
334
515-640
Sauce, fast or spirituous
Miscellaneous
3.37
354-364
Sauce for. snow or white
Pies, for
337
331-353
Sauce for, author's favorite
Puddings, for.
337
396,397
Snow, with gelatine
Rolls
343
396
Sponge cake
Rusk
349
Shortcake
397, 398, 399
Stale bread, with or without fruit
344 Red, bright, to dye rags
615
St. James' stale bread
346 Red rice, a Danish dish
464
Strawberry float, a substitute for
348,349 RELISH: Chicken, for journeys, etc
455
Suet
340
(See also Salad.)
Sweet apple
3.52
563
REMEDY: Bark-lice, for
Sweet potato
3.38,342
563
Borers in trees, for
Tapioca, various
351
668-670
Bots and colic of horses, for
Whortleberry, or huckleberry
569
336
Cabbage v.orm, for.
With chopped eggs, a la creme
541
341
Certain, for moths
Yorkshire, English
378
Chicken cholera, for
761, 762
POFFS: Kansas
390
563
Codling moth, for
Philadelphia cream
390
564, 785
Curculios on plum-trees, for
Potato
.565-567, 568
390
Currant worms, for
Spanish fritter
736-738
329
Foot-rot in sheep, for
PUMPKIN: Bread to make
476
Hog cholera, for
743, 745, 746, 747
Butter
586-588
360, 514
Rose bugs, for
Pie
398
738, 739
Sheep ticks and scabs
Shortcake, with Graham flour
584-586
495
To exterminate rats, etc
Puree, as made in India
525
RENOVATING: Old clothes
Putid, or ill-smelling meats, etc., to cor429
534
Old silk dresses
rect
526
577
Soap for
Putty, old, to remove easily
530
587
White furs
Pyrethrum Powder, for rose bugs
530
AVoolen hoods, etc
527
Renovating Dye for black clothing
Hair
Restorative).
Restorative (see
449
Rhode Island Chowder, famous
508
344 Rhubarb, to can
Queen Mab's pudding, with gelatine
370
Quick pudding, baked
346, 3.50 Ribbon cake, to make
518
344
to
wash
Puddings,
with
bread-crumbs
Ribbons,
Queen of
the,
464
505 RICE: Blanc Mange
QUINCE: Jelly
324
506
Marmaladeor jam
Bread
453
507
Chicken currie with
Use in canning apples
463
786
Custard
Quinces, cultivation of
408
Griddle cakes
462
Its value, and how to cook it
506
Jelly
463
Merange, Baked
463
434
Muffins
RABBIT: Cutlets
344
363
Pudding, Baron Brisse's
Pie, fricasseed and roast
464
Red, a Danish dish
Rabbits, girdling trees by
781, 783
463
-349
Snow
Rachel's, Aunt, bread pudding
422
611
Soup
Rags, to dye
463
556
Southern method of cooking
Rail fence, the best
454
392
Raised cake, to make
To boil, India fashion
404
405
W^affles
Raised doughnuts
676-690
Raisin cake, to make
386 Ringbone of horses, to cure
743
760 " Ringing " liogs, a cause of cholera
Raising chickens in the city
RAISINS: Batter pudding
Lemon and. Pie
:
a.
1
GENERAL INDEX.
ROACHES
To destroy
To exterminate
:
ROASTS:
570, 571
520, 536, 586
Beef
Beef, cold, broiled
Duck, with Potatoe stuffing
Goose
Lamb, mint sauce for
Pig
Pigeons, and sauce for
435
437
447
514
438
513
455
435
363
Turltey
450, 513
Rock Cakes, to make
391
Rock Cream, substitute for custard
488
ROLLS: Breakfast
396
Jelly
375, 376
Parker House
397
Roofs, shingles, to make fire-proof
800
Root Pits, to ventilate
597
ROOTS: For winter breeding of stock 706, 707
Pot, beef
Rabbit pie
Value of, for hogs
Bugs, remedy for
Flavor Cookies
Slug, to destroy
Rot Foot in Sheep, to cure
Rough Face, camphor ice for
Roup in poultry, to cure
RUBBER: Boots, to mend
ROSE
:
Cement for
751
586-588
393
567
736-738
639
764, 765
623
801
Water-proofing for Boots
Rue for cholera in Chickens
Rules for care of Sheep
Rum Sherbet
622
763
733
599
Runaway Horses, tocureof habit
663
RUSK: Indian
401
Meat and, or bread-crumb pudding
351
To make
396, 401
RUST: Iron, to remove from clothing
537
On steel, to remove
793
To remove from flat-irons
538
To remove from stovepipe
548
RYE: And Indian drop cakes
406
Bread
326
Drop cup cakes.
394
Musn, to make
511
Value of, for stock feed
775
861
SARATOGA: Fried potatoes
469, 470
Tea cakes
382
Sarsaparilla syrup,to prepare
619
SAUCE: Author's favorite, for puddings. .3.37
Bread, for roast pigeons
455
Dulce de lece, or Spanish
478
For baked fish
449
For meats, Delmonico's
449
For plum puddings
For potatoes
For cottage pudding
Lemon, for puddings
Mint, for roast lamb
333, 334
473
335, .3:36
348
4-38
Strawberry flavor, for puddings
337
Sweet, for puddings
333, 334
Tomato jellv, for meats
506
See also Salad;'Saucesfor the Table.)
SAUCES FOR TABLE:
Celery
495
496
Chin
Chow-chow
496, 497
Cole (Cold) slaw
Currant catsup
Currie Powder, American
Currie Powder, as made in India
Grape catsup
Grape juice, canned
Hot slaw
Improved catsup
Cream
I)res3ing for tomatoes
Dressing, hot and cold, to make
For any kind of meat, etc
672
338
493
492
493
491
436
493
Mayonnaise or French
492
Potato
493
" The Salad Bowl "
493
Saleratus, how to use, in making cake
366
" Sally Long " or Tent Cake
393
SALT: As manure
773
For worms in cattle
598
Its importance for cattle
696-698
Putting up green corn with
509
Valuable tor sheep
734
SALTPETER: To kill bugs in squash, etc.. 588
Use of, in curing meats 410, 411, 412, 413, 414
SALT PORK: Beef steak and, with onions, 4.33
How to fry
439
Pudding, to make
339
Salt-rising bread, to make.
328, 329
SAND: Packing fruits
596
Proportion of, in concrete
597
406
Sandwiches fritters
Lobster
m
497
49a
495
499
496
Slushroom catsup
Picalilli
614
465
423
891,404
438
423
399
433
438
525
Bannocks, or cracknels
:
Broth, or soup
:
500
Puree, explanation of
..495
Tomato catsup
499
Worcestershire
494
(See also Salad; Sauce.)
SAUSAGE: Bologna, Americanized
416
Bologna, as made in (Jermany
415
Seasoning required
414
To can or preserve
415
Savory beef, or mock tongue
436
Scabby legs of poultry, to cure
765
Scab, in sheep, remedy
739
Scalds and bums, remedy for
429
Scale-bugs, remedy
564, 586, 587
Scare-crows, how to make
599
Scarlet, to dye
Saddle Galls, to prevent and cure
Sago Pudding, to make
SALAD Chicken
4i)8
501
Mint, as made in India
SCOTCH
S.
497
500
500
498
Cucumber catsup
Cake
Collops. with veal
Mutton soup
Oat-cakes
Porridge
Potted meat
Scouring, soap for
Scours in cattle, to cure
Scrambled Eggs
694,695,702
460
" Scrapple," in place of head cheese
441
Scraps, a dish of
434
Scratches in horses, to cure
Scurry on pigs, to cur©
Seal Brown, to dj-e
Sealing Wax, for bottling, etc
671, 683-684
753
612
553
SEASONING: Amount of, for sausage. .414
.
Food, sweet herbs for
For soups
SEED CORN: Tokeep
To select
Seeds, grape, to remove
SETTING Out cabbage plants
:
Out currants and gooseberries
Sponge for bread
The table for a dinner
Sewing machine oil, to make,
Sex 01 eggs, to determine
.
514
422
7r5
778
506
569
563
820, 323
513
803
55S
9
1
GENERAL INDEX.
862
SHAD: Baked, and sauce for
448, 449
To fry
Shade trees, where to plant
449
786
633
635
727
726
646
727
730
734
SHAMPOO: Bob Heaters, strong
Or wash for hair
SHEARING OF SHEEP: Time for
Weight of fleece
Shed for milking
SHEEP: Average weight of
Better than neat cattle
Breeding ewes, care of
Breeding, selection of stock for
Breeding, time for
Care of. in winter
726, 727
727
733
725
728
Cotswold, the best
736
Fattening
753
Fluke-worms to expel
736-738
Foot rot in, remedies
725
General remarks
726
Increase of wool
727
Keeping inferior
739
Marking ink
730
More profitable than horses
739
Scab in, remedy
729
Shearing
732
Short rules for care of
734
for
Sulphur and salt valuable
738
Ticks, remedies for
728
appear
Time for lambs to
728
Time for trimming
727
Time to divide in fall
To prevent from barking fruit trees. . .739
734
Valuable winter food for
730
Value of, on poor farm
733
Value of, to fertilize soil
Care of, what it will do
Versus cows
Versus dogs
731
735
Sheepskins, to make mats from
Sherbet Rum, to make
SHINGLES: Fire-proof, wash for
To make flre-proof and durable
Shipping Cheese
Shoe Boil of Horses, to cure
Shoeing a fractious horse
Shoes (see Boots and Shoes.)
SHORTCAKE
:
624
599
800
575
647-650
670
660
Apple
399
480
340
399
398
397
398
Apple, and other fruits
Apple pudding
Dried apple
Mother's strawberry
Flam
Pumpkin, with Graham flour
Sky-lights, to stop leaks in
Cole or cold, to make
Hot to make
Sliced potatoes, baked with pork
SMOKING: Mteats
Of chimneys, to avoid
To keep hams after
SLAW
Snaps, Ginger
SNOW: Apple
SOAP:
463
337
536
520
Bark Shanty
Erasive compound
For printers, machinists, etc
For scouring
From refuse grease
Hard, to make
Medicated
Oatmeal to keep hands soft
Renovating
Sort, to make
Why lime is used
Soapine, to make
SODA: Biscuit with
Corn cake with
531
525
525
525
521-523
525
640
526
524
521,
523
525
400
403
Graham bread with, baked or steamed .328
How to use, in making cake
366, 367
In making soap
522
397
Sweet shortcake with
SOFT: Bread crust to make
321
Gingerbread
Jumbles
Molasses cake
Softening hard water
Soft soap, to make
Soil, coal ashes
a fertilizer for
Soiling cows
Soiling, raising com for
SOLDERING, cast iron
German silver
:
380
385
387
535
521,524
568
710
774
795
795
Soot for protection against wire worms
Sores upon stock to cure
SOUPS Asparagus of India
Barley
:
Bean
Beef
Carrot
Celery, rich and creamy
ENSILAGE: Claimed to
increase nutritive qualities of food. . .719
Full explanations to build
714
In England..
717
What they are, and how done, in Vermont
720
SILVER: German, to solder
795
Nitrate of, stains to remove
540
Silver Plating
792
Silvering Powder, to make
795
SILV
ARE Polish for
540
To clean..
540, 794, 495
Macaroni, Italian
Milk
:
3.37
Rice, to make
Sauce, for puddings
Snuff, Catarrh, bora^x for
General remarks
Green corn
ERW
382
488
337
Pudding, with com starch
Pudding, with gelatine
528
To remove spots from ...
528
To remove paint, etc., from
Silk dresses, old, to renovate like new.. .'.534
.533
Silk handkerchiefs, to wash
Silos, how to build
714, 724
AND
541
412
Cake
Or rock cream, for custard
Chicken
Chicken cream
Chicken currie
Corn and bean
SILOS
410
378. 379
476, 477
397,398
Strawberry
397
Sweet, with soda
438
Shoulder of Iamb, stuffed
Shrinking, to avoid in washing flannels, 518 533
SILK: to dye
609, 610, 61
.
54\
497
497
471
,
:
Game
Green pea
Green pea, American
Hints for cooking
Mock-turtle..
Noodle
Onion
Potato
Prussian, as made in India
Rice
Scotch broth
Scotch, or mutton
Scotch porridge
Seasoning for
Split pea
. .
.592
693
425
421
419
422
426
421
421
421
421
41
425
418
421'
426
423
429
422
420
^34
423
427
420
425
422
423
423
423
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GENERAL INDEX.
SOUPS—Continued.
'
" Stock.
explanation and how to make. 427
Tomato
420
425
426
478
347
403
348
Turkey, from waste
Veal or lamb broths, Indian
Sour apples, to cook nicely
SOUR MILK: Batter puddings with
Graham eems with.
Suet pudding
Souse (see Head Cheese).
401
Corn bread
Method of cooking rice
327,328
SOWS- Breeding, food for
751
463
Eating pigs, to prevent
753
(See Hogs.)
:
Fritter pufifs
Sauce, or butter
Spavins on horses, to cure
SPICED: Cake
Cookies
Steam-tight cement
STEEL: Knives to cJean...
.802
.794
.793
.793
793
To keep from rusting.
To remove rust from.
To temper.
STEW
;
Beef
435
Irish
443, 444
Mutton and pork
443
442
444
444
445
443
444
Mutton, chicken, etc
Parsnips
Potato
Oyster, according to Delmonico
Value of sweet herbs for
Venetian
,
SOUTHERN: Biscuit
SPANISH
863
Stick-um-fast, for flies
601
Stings, of bees and wasps, ammonia for. .536
ST. JA3LES': Chowder
449
Custard
487
.
390
478
677-080
...392,394
394
Fruit pickles
Vinegar pickles, etc
Spices, how to use in making cake
Spiders, to destroy
477
581
State bread pudding
"Stock " for soup, how to make
Storage, cold, of fruits, etc
Storms at Sea, oil on the water in
Stove pipe, to remove rust from
Straining of soup not necessary
STRAWBERRY: Float
344
427
598
606
548
418
366
570
.346
334
Fritters
474
426
Split Pea soup
Ice, to make
488
680
Splints in Horses, to cure
Sauce for pudding...
337
344
Shortcake
SPONGE: Cake pudding
397, 398
320 STRAWBERRIES: Culture of
Setting the, for bread
603
323
Hints to growers of
Setting the, for bread over night
603
389
KiJUng weed among
SPONGE CAKE: Butter
604
389
Liquid manure for
Cream
604
388
Improved Berwick, or custard cake
To can
507
389
Lemon
To raise large and abundant
602
388 String beans for winter use
Molasses
483
388 Strychnia, dogs poisoned by, antidote for.. 553
Mrs. Chase's
373 Stuffed shoulder of veal or lamb
438
Orange Jelly
388,389. SUBSTITUTE: For custard
488
Plain
343*
For hash, Delmonico's
432
Pudding
527,528
For pudding, or blanc mange
346
SPOTS; Grease, etc., to remove
530
For pudding or strawberry float
346
Paint, on windows to remove
483
Worn, on black kid gloves, to restore. .530 Succotash, winter
Sprains in Horses, to cure
666, 682 SUET: Ridding with sour milk, steamed. .348
600
Pudding with sweet milk, baked
349
Spring, storing celery for
347
SQUASH: Baked
467, 512 SUGAR: Batter pudding without
Cookies
588
381
Bugs in, to kill
512
For cake, kind of
305
Fried
Raisin cake without
589
386
Hubbard, black bug, to destroy
Tea cake without
360
383
Pies
Vinegar from
578
797, 799
STAIN: Black- walnut
797 SULPHUR: A disinfectant
606
Ebony
799
Soap, to make
525
For floors
To cure roup in poultry
765
528, 537, 532
Fruit, to remove
540
606
To exterminate bed-bugs
Nitrate of silver, to remove
790
Valuable for sheep
734
On brass, etc., to remove
560
612
Sumach, to dve rags with
To remove from feather bed tick
344 SU.AIMER DRINKS: Oatmeal water
619
STALE. Breau pudding, St. James'
618
349
Pleasant
Bread pudding, with fruit
...486 Superfluous hair, to remove
.638, 639
Bread, to fry
684
672 Surfeit in horses, cause and cure
Stallion, Condition Powder for.
809
598 Swarming bees
Stammering, to cure
for
681
538
in
horses,
remedies
680,
Sweeny
Starch, to remove from flat-irons
340
STEAKS. Beef, broiled and fried.. 430, 432, 433 SWEET: Apple puddings
353
pudding
with
Apples, Indian
Venison, broiled
434
400
Biscuit
STEAM BOILERS: Cement for leaks in. .801
324
802
Cun-ant loaf
To prevent incrustation
477
Fruit pickles
STEAMED. Apple dumplings
481
443
Herbs, value of for stews, etc
Batter pudding
346,347
400
Milk, biscuit with
Brown bread
326, 327
puddings
with
347
hatter
346,
Milk,
336
Cottage pudding
849
Milk, suet pudding with
325
Graham bread, with soda
301
Potato pie
353
Indian pudding
352
348
Potato pudding
Suet pudding
333
329
Sauce for piiddings
Wheat and Indian bread
397
Shortcake with soda.
790, 791
Steam pipe to cover
Spirituous Sauce for puddings
.
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664
Sweet apples, delicious dish with
Sweet corn, to can
Sweet herbs for seasoning food
481
509
514
472
472
352
472
SWEET POTATOES: Broiled
Cakes
Pudding of
To bake
To grow
To keep
To pack
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775,776
Swelled Bags, of cows to cure
Swellings iu Horses, to cure
SWINE: Berkshire, the best
(See also Hogs).
Swiss plan of preserving Eggs
Syrups, lemon, and others to make
596
693
666, 682
741
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5™
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618, 619
T.
TABLE: How to set for dinner
513
Of comparative weights and measures
for culinary piUT)oses
Of wages
Sauces, for
TAFFY Everton, to mak«
Molasses, to make
Tampiug of Fence Posts, important
Tan, dark, to dye
Tanning skins with hair on
Tansy Tea, for Bots in Horses
Tapioca Custard, French
:
TAPIOCA PUDDING: Apple
Danish
Various
Without milk or eggs
TAR: Spots to remove
To exterminate rats, etc
To remove from clothing
368
601
494-501
576
577
556
614
623
668
487
481
342
338
338
529
585
527
525
Soap, to make
341
Tart Apples, bread pudding with
400
TARTAR: Cream of. Biscuit with
366
How to use in cake
382,383,393
TEA: Cakes
441
Ham cakes for.
... 376
Love knots for
668
Tansy, for bots in horses
612
To dye with
TOMATOES-Continued.
Prepared as flgs
To Broil
To can
To ripen in December
TONGUE
o ...
Beef, potted
Toast, with ham
:
TONIC: Condition powder, for horses
For the hair
For poultry
Toothache Drops, Japanese
Tooth powder, borax for
Tracing paper, to make
Training Gmgerbread, old-fashioned
Training colts to harness
TREES: Borers in, remedy
Caterpillars on, to destroy
Rapidity of growth
To prevent sheep from barking
Trimming of sheep, time for
Tumors on cattle, to cure
TURKEY: Boiled and fried
" Dutch "
Hash
.
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Valuable for horses
Turtle soup, mock
Twist Cakes or douglmuts
596
689
424
405
^J.
Unfermented wines, to make
617
Upholstered furniture, to remove moths
from
Usury, penalty for, in various States
798
620
V.
VANILLA: Cake, to make
391
Syrup, to prepare
Various dishes oi meats,
619
vegetables,
428-514
poultry, etc
793
Varnish, to prevent rust
426
VEAL: Broth, as made in India
458
Curried
458
Escaloped
434
Head cheese, with chicken
458
Jellied
439
Loaf
458
Minced, with poached eggs
Ham
.
:
633
762
599
520
796
379
655
563
572
787
739
728
693
451, 452
438
452
451, 513
(See Poultry.)
TURNIPS: To keep nicely, for winter
:
^
^671
Roast
Soup, from bones and left-over meat. .425
To prepare for picnics
452
548
520
558
793
Tempering steel
424
Terrapin soup, make-believe
512
Thanksgiving dinner, billof fare, etc
The happv farmer
788
"The Salad Bowl,"
493
Mock duck with
Thoroughpins of horses, to cure
679
Ticket writers, glossy ink
698
Odds and ends;of, to economize
Ticks, sheep, remedy
Scotch collops with
738
Shoulder of, stuffed
TIN: Cans, cement for
547
To brighten
795
To prepare for picnics
To clean
790 Vegetable dishes, how to cook
" Tip-top" potatoes
470 Veils, lace to renovate
485 Velvet cream, a delicious dessert
TOAST Boston cream
486 Veneering, glue for
Egg
486 Venetian, Stew, to make
French
440 Venison Steaks, broiled.
and tongue
484 Ventilation of Root Pits...,.
With and without milk.
Tobacco for gapes in poultry
763 Vermin, to exterminate
499 Vermont Johnny cake
TOMATO: Catsup
506 Vermont method of building Silos
Jelly
Plant, juice of, to kill insects on plants. 588 Vicious Horses, to subdue
420 VIENNA: Bread
Soup to make
Yeast
580
Vinegar, to make
596 VINEGAR: Celery
TOMATOES Bugs on to prevent
=
482
Cider...........
Escaloped
Tea-pots, to clean inside
Teeth, washing with borax
Temperance pledge, a
478
467
508
538
437
440
.
447
441
438
438
453
463^72
534
401
591
444
434
597
586
403
724
661
323
323
581
,...579
GENERAL INDEX.
WHITE: Cake
"VINEGAR— Continued.
Corn
579
814
580
578
578
578
580
Honey
From alcohol or proof spirit
From molasses
From sugar
From sugar, hop yeast and com
From tomatoes
Spiced, for pickles, etc
Vines, Bugs on, to prevent
581
589
w.
WAFFLES: Breakfast
Rice
401
404
404
601
Cracked, to clear of bed-bugs.. . .573
With yeast
Wages, table showing
WALLS
;
Cracks in, to fill
542
685
685
414
800
640
639
783
WARTS: Effectual cure for
On live stock, to cure
Warner's, Dr., recipe for cming beef
WASH: Fire-proof, for shingles
For hands when roughened by cold
For ladies" hands
For pear blight
For the hair, Italian
6.35
To prevent sheep from barking trees. .739
WASHING: Bark Shanty Soap, to make .520
Borax for
516, 517, 536
.
Brown linen
Calicoes
532
518
534
Clothes cleaning
525
Colored cotton goods
532
Colored silk handkerchiefs
533
Fluids and powders
515, 516. 517, 525
Flannels
518, 533
Hard soap, to make
521-523
Laces
534
Muslins and cambrics
518
New mode of
516
Ribbons
518
Silk, cashmere, etc
518
Softening water for
535
Soft soap, to make
521, 524
Value of ammonia for
535
Windows
534
Woolen blankets
519
Carf>ets, without taking up
,
Washing butter in brine
Washing fluid and powder
Washing of sheep, time for
,644
515, 516, 517, 525
Wasp stings, ammonia for
Water cake, cold
WATER: For poultry
Hard, to soften
Water ices, to make
Watermelon cake, to make
727
536
393
759
535
488-490
371
575
576
Water-proof cloth, to make
Water-proof paint, to make
Water-proof glue
591
Water-proof, boots and shoes, to make.62I, 622
Water-tight cement
WAX: Grafting, to make
Sealing, for bottling, etc
Weaning, colts
Wedding cake, very rich
WEEDS: Among strawberries, to kill
To destroy in gravel walks
Week, bill of fare for
Welsh Rarebit or Golden Buck
Western Rural's Graham Bread
WHEAT: And Indian bread
Bread, good, to make
Cracked, mush
Cracked, pudding of
Manure for
Maxims for growing
Pop-overs
865
802
552
553
656
387
604
573
428
456-457
324
326
319
466
345
773
774
403
383
328
383
337
547
448, 449
530
674
796
Corn Dodgers
Mountain cake
Or snow sauce for puddings
Cement
Fish, baked, and sauce for
Furs, to renovate
Oil, EngUsh, for horses
Paint, to clean
Whortleberry pudding, boiled
Wild grape juice to bottle
Wild grape wine, to make
Wilson's Albany Strawberries,
kinds to
plant with
" Wind broken " horses, to feed
WINDOWS: Finger marks, to
remove
351
501
616
603
673
from
606
530
534
617
505
505
532
617
616
733
To remove paint spots from
Washing
WINE: Blackberry, to make
Jelly, claret
JeUy, port
Stains, to remove
Unfermented, to make
Wild grape, to make
WINTER: Care of sheep in
Feeding calves in
Feeding of all stock
Food for sheep in
701
Good butter in. .
.
Rations for farm stock
Succotash, to make
Value of roots in, to feed stock
WINTERING Bees
:
Colts
Wire- Worms, protection against
Wood-ashes, as a manure for onions
Wood-ashes for currants
Wood, best way of preserving
Wooden Vessels, to cleanse
Wool, increase of, in sheep
Woolen blankets, to wash
Woolen goods, to dye
Woolens, to put away
Worcestershire sauce
Working butter, manner of
WORMS Cabbage, remedy
Currant, remedy
:
Cut, to destroy
In cattle, salt for
In horses, remedies
Kidney, in hogs, cure
Onions for
Wire, protection against
Worsted, to dye
704
735
643
686, 687
483
706
811-813
656
592, 593
544
568
5.54
549
726
519
609-611
542
494
645
569
565, 566, 568
594
698
685, 686
753
542
592, 593
610, 611
Wrinkles, to remove from alpaca dresses
.
.
527
T.
Yankee style of apple pudding
YEAST: Cake without
Hop, potato bread with
Hop, to make vinegar
How to make
Vienna
Waffles with
Yellow, to dye
Yorkshire pudding, English
Young ladies— "Beware",.
Young men, advice to poetical
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340
393
328
578
320
322, 323
404
614
341
559
557
Z.
Zinc, to clean
Zincing iron
Zinc labels for trees
795
79i
788
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