Brown 130
Caper 130
Celery...' 131
Cranberry 131
Currant Jell 131
Lobster 131
Matre d' Hotel 129
Sauces for Puddings 163
A Plain Pudding 164
*Bath Lemon 164
Cream 164
•Creamy 163
Creamy without
Cream 165
•Fairy or Nun's Butter 164
•Foaming 163
•Lemon 165, 176
Orange 177
Strawberry •••• • 164
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SanerkrAQt 126
Sciatic and Neuralgic
Pains.' 270
Sherbets, Cocoanat 179
Orange 179
Lemon 180
♦Peach 178
♦Pineapple 179
Silver and Metals, Clean-
ins of 300
Smelts, Fried 89
Small Pox, Remedy for. . . 263
Soups 34 to 37
♦Croutons for 37
Browning for 37
Caramel, to Make 37
Asparagus 39
♦Bean, Plain 40
Beef. Stock for 34-37
Bouillon 41
Cream of Celery 37
♦Chicken 45
♦Clam 44
Con8omm6 41
♦Com, Sweet, Green. . 39
Dumpling 43
♦Hancot (har-a-co)... 39
Jenny Lind 44
ulienne..... 42
Mutton 43
♦Ox Tail 44
♦Oyster 45
Pea, Green 38
♦Tomato, No. i, Queen
of Soups 38
♦Tomato, No. 2, with
Stock 38
♦Turtle, Perfect Mock 46
Vegetable 43
Vermicelli or Noodle. . 42
Stomach, Acidity of 258
Stomach Trouble 288
Sty, to Cure 250
Suggestions, a few 301-31 1
Table Linen, to Wash Col-
ored 286
" Tape Worm, to Get Rid of. 290
TarCordial 291
Tea 9Q. 30
Tea Kettle, to Clean of
Lime 246
Thunder Storm, What to
do in a 251
Toast, German 236
Tongue, Boiled and Jellied 61
Toomache or Neuralgia. . .
249, 258
Tomato Sauce 232
Turkey and Chicken, to
t)ress 63
To Boil or Steam a 66
Dressing, to Make for. 64
Giblets, to Prepare. . . 66
♦To Roast a 65
Cold Roast 66
Tomatoes, Stewed 120
To Can 121
Raw 121
Turnips, Boiled 120
Typhoid Fever 270
Veal Cutlets 60
Croquettes 235
♦Loaf 234
♦Patties 235
Roast Leg of 60
Sweet Breads, Baked. 245
Sweet Breads, Fried. . 245
Vegetables, Cooking of . . . . 108
Vinegar, Sugar . . . . : 227
♦Waffles 22
Walks, Brick 282
Warts and Corns 249
V.^ash Lawns or any Color
that Fades 285
Washing Fluids, the Best. 284
Weights and Measures,
Table of 318, 319
Whisky and TobaccOj Only
Cure for 284
Wine, Grape — Pure, for
the Sick 226
Pure Unfermented 248
Whitewash, Not Rub 0£F. 2S4
♦Yeast, Bottled....; n
Old School 14
Potato 15
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Brown 130
Caper 130
Celery...' 131
Cranberry 131
Currant Jell 131
Lobster 131
Matre d' Hotel 129
Sauces for Puddings 163
A Plain Pudding 164
*Bath Lemon 164
Cream 164
•Creamy 163
Creamy without
Cream 165
•Fairy or Nun's Butter 164
•Foaming 163
•Lemon 165, 176
Orange 177
Strawberry •••• • 164
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Sauerkraut 126
Sciatic and Neuralgic
Pains.' 270
Sherbets, Cocoanat 179
Orange 179
Lemon 180
♦Peach 178
♦Pineapple 179
Silver and Metals, Cleanins of 300
Smelts, Fried 89
Small Pox, Remedy for. . . 263
Soups 34-37
♦Croutons for 37
Browning for 37
Caramel, to Make 37
Asparagus 39
♦Bean, Plain 40
Beef. Stock for 34-37
Bouillon 41
Cream of Celery 37
♦Chicken 45
♦Clam 44
Con8omm6 41
♦Com, Sweet, Green. . 39
Dumpling 43
♦Hancot (har-a-co)... 39
Jenny Lind 44 Julienne 42 Mutton 43
♦Ox Tail 44
♦Oyster 45
Pea, Green 38
♦Tomato, No. i, Queen
of Soups 38
♦Tomato, No. 2, with
Stock 38
♦Turtle, Perfect Mock 46
Vegetable 43
Vermicelli or Noodle. . 42
Stomach, Acidity of 258
Stomach Trouble 288
Sty, to Cure 250
Suggestions, a few 301-31 1
Table Linen, to Wash Colored 286
" Tape Worm, to Get Rid of. 290 TarCordial 291
Tea 9Q. 30
Tea Kettle, to Clean of
Lime 246
Thunder Storm, What to
do in a 251
Toast, German 236
Tongue, Boiled and Jellied 61 Toothache or Neuralgia .
249, 258
Tomato Sauce 232
Turkey and Chicken, to
t)ress 63
To Boil or Steam a 66
Dressing, to Make for. 64 Giblets, to Prepare. . . 66
♦To Roast a 65
Cold Roast 66
Tomatoes, Stewed 120
To Can 121
Raw 121
Turnips, Boiled 120
Typhoid Fever 270
Veal Cutlets 60
Croquettes 235
♦Loaf 234
♦Patties 235
Roast Leg of 60
Sweet Breads, Baked. 245
Sweet Breads, Fried. . 245
Vegetables, Cooking of . . . . 108
Vinegar, Sugar . . . . : 227
*Waffles 22
Walks, Brick 282
Warts and Corns 249
Wash Lawns or any Color
that Fades 285
Washing Fluids, the Best. 284 Weights and Measures,
Table of 318, 319
Whisky and Tobacco, Only
Cure for 284
Wine, Grape — Pure, for
the Sick 226
Pure Unfermented 248
Whitewash, Not Rub Off 284
*Yeast, Bottled; n
Old School 14
Potato 15