USEFUL RECIPES.
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ALBuMEN--A CURE TOR DYsESTERY.- | The following IS translation of recipe for the cure of this complaint, which was published by the physicians of Spain i'll ihe Gazette of Nadrid dnIing lS40:

 1 Prepare draught of Albumen, by taking the whites Of 10 eggs or more, after whip ping them well, sweeten the same, if neces- sary, with a small portion ol the best double rehned sugar. Let the patient drink large ! quantities oi Ihis repeatedly, inasmuch as 10 1 fill the stomach. administering clysiers of the same as ofien as possible. The patient must maintain total abstinence from die, of any kind. In a few hours after, the pains will aba.e, and in 2l hours the disease will dis appear; if |, do not: il will be sure to disap- | pear ln IS hours, provided the patient repeat the draugh,s as usual" IThe addition of a few drops of orange flower water IS highly beneficial.

 CHANoMILE DEsTRCc TIVE TO iNsEcTs. -lt IS asserted Tn an article in the IriSh Gar deHer's .HagG=iRs, Ina, a decocliou Of the leaves of this plant will efIectually destroy insects; and that il likewise is much 10 the health of garden vegetables when growing in their vicinity. No greenhouse or hot- house, observes lhe writer, '.should ever be without chamomile, m green or dried state. Either the stalks or leaves will answer" li Is singular fact, known only to few, we believe, that when plant Is observed to be failing, without, perhaps, any obvious canse being apparent, Il may be suddenly resusc- lated, and brough, again to it's former vigor. simply by placing chamomiIe uear !.

 RECIPE FOR MAKING YEAsT-This is an indispensable commodity, and families often find no small difficulty in supplying lhem- | selyns with even ,olerahle article We. therefore, repubIish lhe following recipe for it's manufacture, hoping that, by so doing, we may oblige our readers. 1.-Two midding sized potatoes, and pm, of boiling water, and two table spoouGuls of brown sugar. One pint Of ho, water should be applied to every half pint of tIle compound Hot wa 1 ter Is better in warm weather. The yeast being made without four, will keep longer in hot weather, and is said To be much bet ter than any ia previous use" Try il.

 

 ! Chloride cf Soda is said in the London Lancet. attempting 10 pat out the flames ihat had at,sc ked the curtains of hs hed, go his hand burned and bllsered, bat no; broken. He sent for conple of quarts oI the lotion, four o the solution to pint ol wa-I had il poured into soup plates wrap | .4h t~