APPENDIX.
Apple Marmalade, [118]
Beef, [122]
Blanc Manger, [118]
Brass Kettles, [115]
Bread without yeast, [117]
Bruises, [116]
Burns, [116]
Butter, tainted, [114]
Cancers, [116]
Candles, [114]
Carving, Directions for, [122], [123]
Cheese, [121]
Chloride of Lime, [117]
Cocoa-nut Cakes, [119]
Cologne Water, [117]
Corns, [117]
Cranberry Jelly, [119]
Cream, [114]
Currants, green, preserved, [114]
Custards, rich, [119]
Ear-Wax, [116]
Eggs, [121]
Eggs in winter, [117]
Feathers, [115]
Flowers, [115]
Frosting for Cake, [120]
Furniture, [114]
Grease Spots, [117]
Heart-Burn, [117]
Horse-Flies, [115]
Icy Steps, [115]
Ink Spots, [115]
Lobster Salad, [120]
Mutton, [121]
Oysters escaloped and fried, [120]
Oysters, Vegetable, [121]
Partridges, [121]
Peaches, preserved, [119]
Pearls, [117]
Piles, [116]
Pine Apples, [115]
Pork, [122]
Pork Jelly, [119]
Pumpkin Pies, [115]
Pumpkin, dried, [115]
Quince Marmalade, [118]
Raspberry Jam, [118]
Rice Jelly, [118]
Sore Nipples, [116]
Starch, [115]
Teeth, [114]
Tomatoes Pie, [114]
Varnishing Gilded Frames, [117]
Veal, [121]
Warts, [116]
Wasp-Sting, [116]
Wedding Cake, rich, [119], [120]
Whips, [120]
White-washing, [115]
Footnote 1:[(return)]
There are two kinds of green paint; one is of no use in destroying insects.
Footnote 2:[(return)]
Some think it an improvement to make whey of vinegar and milk, and heat it well up with the eggs before the lime is put in. I have heard of iron mended with it.
Footnote 3:[(return)]
Among the numerous medicines for this disease, perhaps none, after all, is better, particularly where the bowels are inflamed, than the old-fashioned one of English-mallows steeped in milk, and drank freely. Everybody knows, of course, that English-mallows and marsh-mallows are different herbs.
Footnote 4:[(return)]
This plant resembles the poisonous kill-lamb, both in the shape and the glossiness of the leaves: great care should be used to distinguish them.