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High-Street cook book

1885

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Presented as published in 1885. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Pickled Peaches 27 Raspberry Vinegar 27 Sweet Tomato Pickle . . .27 Tomato Ketchup 27 Tomato Sauce 27 Puddings. Baked Apple 15 Baltimore ig Boiled Plum 15 Delmonico 15 Gingerbread 16 Indian ic Orange n; Sweet Flour 16 Tapioca Fruit 15 Whitpot 16 Pudding Sauces. Beacon-Street 20 Lemon Sauce 26 Salads. Cooked Dressing 14 Dressing for Sandwich. .14 Potato Salad 14 Salad Cream Dressing. .14 Soups. Black Bean Soup 6 Bouillon 6 Chicken Soup 7 Clam Soup 7 Corn Soup 7 Mock Turtle Soup 7 Ox Tail Soup 6 Tomato Soup G Vegetables. Baked Tomatoes 12 Corn Oysters 12 Lyonnaise Potatoes 12 Scalloped Potatoes 12 Scalloped Tomatoes — 12 Miscellaneous. Best Way to Keep »Beef .30 Brine for Bacon 30 Dinners for Ten 31 Hood's Cook Books 9 Plain Family Dinners...?,! REMEDIES, CURES, ETC. After Scarlet Fever 10 All Run Down 20 Appetite 3 Asthma or Catarrh 20 Besl Results 12 Biliousness 15 Bilious Headache 15 Blood Poison 19 Book Of Parlor Games.. 2:'. Catarrh 20 Caused by Cigarettes.. .24 Chills and Fever 28 Cold Feet 17 Dizzy in the Morning.. . 3 Dyspepsia 12, 25 Effectual Belief 16 Engineer's Wife 0 Erysipelas 27 For the Children 5 From 108 to 135 13 General Debility is Glandular Swellings.... 14 Good Name at Home . . . s Hay Fever 20 Hardly Ableto Walk. ..21 Headache 8 Helped Very Much 15 Hives and Pimples 19 Hood's Olive Ointment .30 Hood's Tooth Powder. .29 Hood's Vegetable Pills.31 Humors and Boils 19 Impurity of the Bl00d..22 Indiana Postmaster 9 Kidneys and Liver 17 boss Of Appetite .... 15, 18 bumps in the Neck 1) Mother and Daughter.. .22 Our Own Folks 20 Pain in the Back 17 Pastor and People 7 Performing a Duty 24 Pimples 6, 17 Pleasing Results 1 1 Purify Your Blood 22 Quick Effect 6 Rheumatism 10, 21 Salt Rheum 13 Scrofula Humor. ...4, 9,22 sick Abed for Weeks. ..28 So Strengthening 10 Speedy belief 19 Stomach Disorder X Swollen Gums Cured .. .29 Terribly Burned 30 That Tired Feeling 18 Well Known in Lowell .11 What the Druggists Say about Hood's Sarsaparilla. Tiio candid opinion of reliable drug- gists, regarding any medicine, is certainly of greal value, because they are Ear better able to Judge of its merits than any other class of people. As they communicate directly With those who use Hit- medi- cines, being often limes requested to give advice in regard to what should be taken, they can observe the effects, and judge of the curative value of every article of this kind in the market. Thus it is that the words of commendation and praise for Hoods Sarsaparilla, which we are continually receiving from drug- gists throughout the United States, is extremely gratifying to us. We have space here to present only a very few extracts from these letters, but they are 'sufficient to show the esteem in which Hood's Sarsaparilla is held by the entire drug tr;de of the country, it will be observed that some of these druggists have become so convinced of the great value of Hood's Sarsaparilla that they have used it themselves, and thus are able to speak from personal experience regarding the medicine. "I have used Hood's Sarsaparilla in my family for some time with good results. J freely recommend it to all of my friends and patrons as the best blood purifier on earth." William S. Gaff, Druggist, Hamilton, Ohio. •• Last winter, after recovering from a prolonged sickness with diphtheria, and needing something to build me up, I took