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Dr. M'Millan's formulas and domestic guide

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.
Mix — This has had a great run and enjoyed a great amount of popularity as a remedy for sweeney on horse or man, and also to be applied externally to the throat in cases of quinsy. It is a powerful application and should be used three times a day in sweeney, quinsy or sore throat, and should be applied every 2 or 3 hours according to the severity of the case. The above is only a small quantity ; four times as much may be made at a time and kept well bottled for use. ALTERATIVE DRENCH. Aloes 6 drams. Podophyllin 2 drams. Sulphur I dram. Boiling water ^ pint. Mix — When lukewarm, give as a drench. TO BREAK UP A HARD COLD Tinct. of camphor i ounce. Spts. eth. nit. i ounce. Quinine 30 grains. Mix — Tea-spoonful| every 4 hours in 2 table- spoonfuls of water. May be given oftener if case does not yield. farrier's division. 185 CONDITION POWDERS. Ginger 2 ounces. Black antimony 2 ounces. Sulphur 2 ounces. Saltpetre 2 ounces. Resin 2 ounces. Mix and give a tea-spoonful 3 times a day in feed. LINIMENT UNIVERSAL. Alcohol one-half pint. Gum camphor i y^ ounces. Origanum oil i ounce. Oil spike i ounce. Aqua ammonia 2 ounces. Mix — Apply to sprains, bruises, swellings and rheumatic complaints. FOR HEAVES. Balsam fir 2 ounces. Balsam of copavae 2^ ounces. Mix with calcined magnesia a sufficient quantity. For a man, make into 10 pills, and give i every day. Wet the feed. CONDITION POWDERS. Ginger 2 ounces. Salts of tartar 2 ounces. Blood-root I ounce. Pulv. ext. licorice 3 ounces. Tartar emetic i ounce. Mix — Tea-spoonful to be given twice a day in feed. l86 DOMESTIC GUIDE. NO. 2. Sulphate of iron 2 ounces. Sulphur 3 ounces. Ginger 2 ounces. Nitrate of potash 3 ounces. Golden seal 3 ounces. Cream of tartar 2 ounces. Antimony 2 ounces. Mix — Give a tea-spoonful morning and evening in feed. EVERETT'S MAGNETIC LINIMENT. Tincture camphor i ounce. Laudanum one-half ounce. Chloroform one-half ounce. Castor oil i J^ ounces. Olive oil I ounce. Sassafras oil ^ ounce. Wintergreen oil y^ ounce. Tincture capsicum one-half ounce. Alcohol one-half pint. Mix — Apply 3 times daily to all painful swell- ings, sprains, bruises, etc. baker's division. 187 BAKER'S DIVISION. TEA CAKE (OR CUP). Sugar 1 5^ cups. Butter one-half cup. Sour milk i cup. Eggs 3. . Soda I tea-spoonful. Ext. vanilla, lemon or nutmeg I tea-spoonfuL Also this : Butter one-half cup. Sugar I cup. Flour i^ cups. Eggs 2. Sweet milk one-half cup. Soda one-half tea-spoonful. Cream of tartar i tea-spoonful. LADY CAKE. Flour I pound. Sugar I pound. Butter one-half pound. White of 1 5 eggs. Baking-powder 6 tea-spoonfuls.Lady Cake 1 88 DOMESTIC GUIDE. Thoroughly mix the flour and baking-powder by sifting, and then cream the flour with the butter. Now, having beaten the eggs and thoroughly mixed them with the sugar, mix all, and bake in a moderate oven. HONEY CAKE. Melt I cup of butter and mix it with honey 2 cups. Ginger i table-spoonful. Nutmeg I. Dissolve a heaping tea-spoonful of saleratus in a cup of waterHoney Cake, add to the mixture. Then flour un- til stiff enough to roll out, and bake the same as ginger-bread. WEDDING CAKE. Flour 4 pounds. Butter 4 pounds. Sugar 8 pounds. Citron i pound. English currants 4 pounds. Raisins 3 pounds. Nutmeg I ounce. Lemons 4. Cream I pint. Eggs 30. Saleratus one-half table-spoonful.Wedding Cake