MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS RELATIVE TO HOUSEWIFERY.

379 To renew Old Bread and Cake, 125

380 To keep Insects from Cheese, 125

381 To pot Cheese, 125

382 To pot Butter for winter, 125

383 To extract Salt from Butter, 126

384 To extract Rancidity from Butter, 126

385 To preserve Cream for a long time, 126

386 Substitute for Cream, 126

387 To keep Eggs several months, 126

388 To melt Fat for Shortening, 126

389 To keep Vegetables through the winter, 126

390 To preserve Herbs a year, 126

391 To keep various kinds of Fruit through the winter, 126

392 To keep Pickles and Sweetmeats, 127

393 Cautions relative to the use of Brass and Copper Cooking

Utensils, 127

394 Durable Ink, 127

395 Black Ball, 127

396 Liquid Blacking, 127

397 Cement for the mouths of Bottles, 127

398 Cement for China, Glass, and Earthenware, 127

399 Japanese Cement, 128

400 Alabaster Cement, 128

401 To clean Alabaster, 128

402 Cement for Ironware, 128

403 To loosen Glass Stopples, when wedged tight in bottles, 128

404 Lip Salve, 128

405 Cold Cream, 128

406 To prevent the formation of a crust on Tea-Kettles, 128

407 To remove Stains from Broad cloth, 128

408 To extract Paint from Goods, 128

409 To remove Stains on Scarlet Woollen Goods, 128

410 To extract Grease from Silks, Woollens, and Floors, 128

411 To extract Stains from White Cotton and Colored Silks, 129

412 Directions for Washing Calicoes, 129

413 Directions for Cleaning Silk Goods, 129

414 Directions for Washing Woollen Goods, 129

415 Directions for Washing White Cotton Clothes, 130

416 Starch, 130

417 To clean Nice Shawls, 130

418 Directions for Carpets, 130

419 To clean Light Kid Gloves, 130

420 To restore Rusty Crape, 131

421 To clean Mahogany and Marble Furniture, 131

422 To clean Stoves and Stone Hearths, 131

423 To extract Ink from Floors, 131

424 To remove Paint and Putty from Window Glass, 131

425 To clean Feather Beds and Mattresses, 131

426 To clean Vials and Pie Plates, 131

427 To temper Earthenware, 131

428 To temper new Ovens and Ironware, 132

429 To polish Brass, Britannia, and Silver Utensils, 132

430 To remove or keep Cutlery from contracting rust, 132

431 Preservatives against the ravages of Moths, 132

432 To destroy various kinds of household Vermin, 132

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