Washing Fluid

Ingredients

• one pound of sal soda
• one pound of unslacked lime
• four quarts soft water
• one-half cup in water
• one cup of the mixture

Directions

1. One pound of sal soda, one pound of unslacked lime, four quarts soft water. Boil all together in any kettle but an iron one ; when cold and clear, pour off and put in a stone jug. Put one-half cup in water and rub the clothes on the soiled places. Soap well ; put into your boiler one cup of the mixture with sufficient cold water to cover the clothes, boil ten or fifteen minutes, rinse thoroughly, rubbing them if necessary.

2. In case of sickness the bedding can be thrown into the boiler into which the mixture has been put, having the water boiling hot, taking care to wet them in cold water first,

3. That you cannot buy silk at the price of cotton.

4. That gold dollars cannot be had for sixty cents.

5. That diamonds are worth more than paste.

6. That cheap goods are the most costly in the end.

7. That impure ingredients produce poor results.

8. That pure ingredients produce good results.

9. That the best is always the cheapest.

10. That cream tartar is worth more than alum.

11. That Flint's Star Crystal Baking Powder is absolutely pure.

12. That it does not contain either alum or ammonia.

13. That it is a straight cream tartar powder.

14. That it is of full value in itself and requires no gift enter- prises to help sell it.

15. When you are buying baking powder buy it, when you want trinkets buy them, they will not help your cooking.

16. Every article put up by me and branded pure is strict// 'pure, and so guaranteed. By using my pure coffees and spices you get the best, and therefore make no mistake.

17. J. G. FLINT.

Nutrition, whole recipe (rough)

Counts 2 of 3 ingredients. The other 1 aren't in our nutrition table and add nothing above, so the real totals are higher.

One typical portion per ingredient; the recipe's quantities are not counted. A rough guide only, not for medical or dietary planning.