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The New York receipt book

1882

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Presented as published in 1882. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
membrane, has proved to be infallible. 2® Miscellaneous. :/ Mushrooms are nearly or quite equal to meat in nourishment. Meat turned into broth will go much further than when roasted, Milk Porridge.— 2 cups best oatmeal, 2 cups water, 2 cups milk. The difference between eating bread new and stale is one loaf in five. Kettles, when quite young, before they flower, make good greens for hnii mg, so do hop-tops, which eat like asparagus. g g bGl1" b0Uing “ With a pound brown fufarflj'pc^dfof rock S^jStwehy-ffre' ^ound^6^’ 1 When hfis* don? kan\ ^ hours. Boil it in cold water, or 5 hours. d ’ d °ff th skm and strew rasPed bread over it, and boil 4 saftietre* f RotP *^l£f£U?i!1S Watf^6 Pounds salt, 2H pounds sugar, 2 ounces in iSS5» sssiasss* SS p£!fces of meat with the mixture, and when done, let all stick to it that Sm°aStua$^ “n ship-Joad of coffee. Coffee should be ground only a? wint?d for^teble11016 ?or»o^^rs^7n^ duh iined withTsrip^s^n lemorf 3° cups p*repared*flour^ S^gg^^cnps oif mflk ^sonfo ^P^f’ ^ o, 1 fm?/r?o?e.ttel«o^aiUanrS powders sugar, ciMamoKnYnuSg oZ “ 7°U take out= sift 24 Catarrhal Poison, How Snuffles, Influenza, Cold in the Head, and Catarrh, cause Deafness, Blindness, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, and Consumption. Wei De Mever’s Catarrh Cure. „ , _ T=ry^ The Most Important Discovery for the Relief of Human Suffering, since "Vaccination Catarrh is not merely a local infl animation of the nnsal organs, but a virus of the mucous membrane, which extends to the head, the stomach and the lungs. The viscid mucous, swallowed in infancy, and while asleep, poison both the Digestive and the Respiratory organs. Dr Wei De Meyer’s New Treatment, is a Vaccination of the mucous membrane, by Ani- Catarrhal elements, which kill the seels of poison, and forms a cure "by Absorption. Neither Smokes, Douches, Insoluble Snuffs, nor Medicated Inhalations, can possibly reach the seat of Catarrhal disease. Dr. Wei De Meyer’s treatment, is a constitutional, as well as a local antidote. n Something in my Nose.” New-Market, N. H., Dec. 22, 1879. « For nearly a year I have had such suffocation and pains in my head and eyes that I could seldom sleep. There appeared to be something in my nose. 1 had three doctors. Each one said a different thing, but could not help me. The pains increased. Then Dr. Wei De Meyer’s pamphlet was put in my hand. I commenced using the Cure on a Friday, and felt better the next day. On Monday, a great Polypus, an inch and a halt long, with a string on it where it tore away, came through my mouth, from my nose. There was also a half a cupful of disgusting mucous came from my nose and throat. Then I knew what was the matter. It was Catarrh. I thought that my eye was gone, hut the pain soon disappeared and my eye is all right. I can now breathe, talk, and sleep naturally, and I am well a;am. Everybody ouffht to know of this wonderful medicine. I write you these few lines to thank you for the good you have done me.” SUSAN B. LEIGHTON. 25 AAAI UAAAAA Catarrhal Bronchitis. A Cure. Bronchitis, is a secondary stag© of Catarrh. The result of Dr. Wei De Meyer’s discovery, has proved that the theory of Absorp¬ tion adopted by him, is the only method of curing Catarrh, and the numerous diseases it creates.