Snape
heard
few)
the i
hot
when they should be eating. If there
is one thing that the human farmer
should attend to more than another, it
IN PastUures.—We
of farmers, (we hope they
pastures, because as they say in
care,
ing a pasture without water as with-
out shade, and if we lived where trees
dide not grow or ondy grew with great
difficulty, one of tbe first things we
for shelter from the rays of a hot mid-
summer sun. Even In the case of
mileh cows, If they do spend a portion
of their time in the protection of this
shelter instead of grazing, we
continued worry of
exist,
heat and the
If no trees
the
flies,
beards in a manner to
There 18 no good reison why animals
should not be allowed opportunity for
tort, as well as their masters, whom
tl ey patiently se erve, and of which they
ire most assured! y deserving,
IN
SELECTING A Cow.— A model use-
‘ul dairy cow may be knowa at
an expert. She has a fine, long
d, broad between the eyes, and a
wide muzzle; the eyes are large,
a mild expression; the neck is
in and long; the ears are thin, and
wered within with a deep yellow skin;
the forequarters are light and thin, and
e Ww body has much the shape of
ge, increasing in size to the rear;
gs are thin, with fine bone; the
large and deep, with great ca-
fo d; the back is broad and
ie ribs are well rounded
1 the bones of the rum?
the tail is long and
are thin and are set
the udder is large and
cially behind; the teats are of
and set far apart upon a
broad, level udder, and the milk-vein,
so-called, which is the large vein lead-
ig from the udder and passing into
he abdomen, and which is au indica-
ion of the amount of blood circulat-
ng through the milk glands, and con-
ributing to the milk secretion, should
be full and tortuous in its short course,
A, fine horn, a deep, yellow skin, and
a general elegance of form, without
any heaviness or beefiness in any part,
are also important good
quality in a cow for the dairy
r
3
Hoe
apart;
iy
indications of
IT is said that the relative cost
raising a pound of pork and a poun
chicken is as three is to four; that is, if
pound of
vf
a
of chic Ke n will cost eight, jut
the cost of production 1s
alil HE .
ratio of one to threa, or,1n other we rds,
when pork sells at six cents a pound
chickens will bring eighte
pound, I.ess “hog and hominy
more roast chi cker n for us,
is said that fowls supp
rowen = AY never cont
feathers,
he Cray
1at is, not wi
lea 1 to featl £
£8 employment t
of enforced
worth a trial,
1 3 next to nothing ans
bi uidition to the diet.
tlent “egg food.”
us i
Waiclh are
80
n 1ear]
v
y
in the
en cents
al $
pposed Lo
also furnish
days
ceriainly is
y +)
n the
costa 1
mens
(
by
wach is
Tens he
4 d
me it
ib 88 1
$iy
gsertin g
peach
reg qua
to market
t home for the
ho
fruit of al
aunty fai rs,
give these a chance.
he ©
BurrtEr —There are several
for butter becoming strong
Hoard’s Dalryman. Among
are : Using pails and pans that
Are thoroughly cleaned from stale
milk ; setting the stale milk in badly
ventil ate d cellars or milk-houses; keep-
ing the milk too long, until it gets very
sourikeeping the cream too long; chuarn-
ing too slowly, or in an unclean churn;
not taking a'l the buttermilk out of the
butter; keeping the butter in a warm,
badly alred or moldy place; these all
cause the butter to become strong,
which Is the effect of decomposition in
it.
also
them
not
cause the trouble.
THE expensive tools necessary to suc-
cessful farming soon wear out unless
well taken care of, A little care in
housing tools when not in use will re.
sylt in many dollars saved. During
the season of use, when housing is
bardly practicable, whenever work
ceases for a day, a canvas cover to
throw over
machine will pay for its cost
times over,
many
IT may seem a small matter to men-
tion but eggs will sell better in almost
any market if those of the same color
are placed together, Those who breed
one variety have no trouble in this par-
ticular; but where one Keeps a variety
of breeds it 1s well to put the dark eggs
in one basket, the light In another, and
perhaps those of a medium shade in
still another. Some prefer light eggs
and some dark ones, and as long as
purchasers have a preference, producers
do well to furnish what is waated,
EVEN the most enlightened Mexican
farmers stil persist In using oxen of
one color in the worning and oxen of
another color in the afternoon. They
don’t know why they do this, but they
know that it must be the right thing
to do, because their fore-fathers did it,
A ¥REE sprinkling of finely sifted
wood ashes on turnips will assist in
preventing the attacks of the fly, and
will also serve us an excellent fertilizer,
HOU SEHOLD.
ANDIED Prachi
Four pounds of fruit, four pounds of
sugar, one pint of best white brandy.
Muke a sirup of the sugar and a quart
of pure waler., Let them come Lo a
then put the pared fruit nto it,
let it boil for tive minutes,
ing removed the fruit carefully,
perforated ladle, let the sirup
fifteen minutes longer,
Lastly, add the brandy,
take the kettie at once from the
fire. Pour the hot sirup over the fruit,
put in the glass bottles with
mouths, and seal up tight. It after
taking the fruit from the fire the first
time a reddish liquor oozes from it,
drain this off before adding the clear
sirup. Choose always the fairest, firm-
est specimens of fruit for brandying
you would be rewarded for
Well. made brandied
Br
oR
and
with
boll
then
fruits
Sa
PEACH A
this pudding there will
quired one can of peaches, a
ous half-pint of tapioca,
of a cupful of sugar, half a tea:
of salt and one quart of
Soak the tapioca over night
cold water; in the morning
with the water into a double
boiler and cook for an hour. On re-
moving from the stove add the salt,
sugar and juice of the peaches,
stir thoroughly. Pour a layer of
well-buttered pudding
the peaches and
fruit the remainder
bake in a moderately
hour,
be re-
it
in a
then lay
over the
tapioca;
oven for one
dish;
in
hot
-—
How
from stems,
vnes, and
table
put
res, —Pic
Ll 168
ro CAN GRA K grapes
taking only perfect
wash and spread them on a
which you have previously
a table-cloth. I.eave untill dry.
dry fill ans. Then place
stove to Iu pound sugar and
cupful of water to every quart
of grapes. When boiling fill up the
cans with the hot liquid. Before seal-
leave stand about ten minutes and
1, 48 they will have settled.
have a damp cloth around
when filling. Will be fit
On
the ¢
x
i one
Be
ha
sare lo
bottle
t
for use i
n
i
i
—Pare and rub
I a fine sieve,
ulp and three.
red sugar.
mixture a few drops
extract, then mix together
; cream, put
freern the
in
Hap oved
JAKES
that has been
to each supt ful allow
nful of milk or
eges until 1 1 t, add the cor
and thicken with just er
to hold the ingredients tog
on and cook upon a griddle
as batter cakes, Test a
first, and f it is not of i I pe
consistency. An excellent lune
dish, or nice for breakfast,
in, om
1 egg and
Beat
n and
ough
LEasSTM
CASH
Lhe g
:
mix
n fe
sour etl er;
the
ii ttle
Bas
same
Boe
i the
heon
—
scorch out of clothes,
two lemons, half an
white soap shaved thin,
fuller’s earth
The juice of
ounce of fina
two ounces of
and a half pint of vinegar:
Lay the scorched
and when the
Let it dry, then
and boil the article, Of course
if the fabric 18 80 badly burned as to
injure and break the threads thers is
MUTTON AND Rice.~Ingredients:
tablespoonfuls of water,
mutton, and to each
cupful add
pour in the water, add
rice, seasoning and the eggs beaten.
—- -
a great deal longer than when it 18
hung upon a nail or hook, A man’s
clothes are almost ruined by hanging
in folds, and these forms will preserve
the shape of the shoulders and keep
out wrinkles,
AX easy method of preserving cream
yg several weeks, or even months, is
to dissolve in water an equal weight
of white sugar with the cream to be
preserved, using only just enough water
to melt the sugar, and make a rich
syrup. Boll this, and while hot add
the cream, stirring them well together.
When cold put it into a bottle and
cork it well,
A DELICIOUS dish for breakfast is
made by serving broiled tomatoes on
broiled steak. Slices of cold roast beef
may be broiled with tomatoes and
served with them.
ou
WANTED
man
10 KEEP THE WATCH,
came into the stove with a
old watch which he wanted |
One of the clerks looked at
remarked that It was
L mending.
“ye J? sald the
» that wate,
my brother
want to
13
“but 1 want
It was given
on his death bed
preserve it
other,
me by ’
TENT (lo physician)-—* you
that 1’ recover.’”’ Physiclan—
but you must never again sub-
mit yourself to any mental strain,’
50
PAT
would you advise me to
SOE
that neither
Write
requires
war articles for
-awful,’” groaned Smith,
“Note due
“IT'sawful-
three hundred
What on earth
is more than I know.’
other fellow walk?” inquired
I am to
do
Brown.
“Certainly. Why not?”
Smith, striding
great nervous excitement: “He
I'm the other fellow.”
-
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
boy who is buying candy) —My young
don’t you think that
of spending all the pennies "you get,
it would be better to put some of them
away for a rainy day?
Little “Naw.
good of money on
never lets me stir
fr
il
(Lo
$r
What's
ny day?
tans
POY we
Ma
“An!” exclaime Of} looking
from h
man come
exclaime« eager
“How did it hay do It w
faneral,”’ i
ejaculate
rup
clergy-
's that?
Yolees,
as at Aa
Ty u dy
and wholesome purce
is, After washing
and 8 he carrots grate the out-
side part and put it in a stewpan with
water er over it, Add
ter to taste and a pinch of
sugar and pepper.
through a sieve
flour. let it boll
gl te 2 «
COOKed and
QU to ¢
but salt,
itl
mix
warn
; Ther
ciure of swee | and beeswax wi th
ft clot 4 i nk $
vO use
reealile, nu
oom with
persons are always
SO cure themsel Yas and
Dr. Bage's Catarrh
» nofaliure,
a —————
Cooking should be as thoroughly
perimental science.
am —
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Pamphiet of par.
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Nine new compels were obse rved dur
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Frazer Axle Grease,
The Fraser Axle Grease is the very best
A trial will prove we are right. Received
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186 Doses One Dollar 1s inseparadly oonnected
with Hood's Barsaparilla, and is trae of no other
dictne., A bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla cone
will ast a month, while
Average to last not over a week. Use
- wv »
others will
sian AMI Ass
Thorough weeding is a most Impor«
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I —
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Try
If young horses suffer fr. ym cramps
give laxative food, such as bran
mashes,
i i MI —
ROYAL GLU mends anything! Broken Ohi.
na, Glass, Wood, Freo Vials at Drugs & Gro.
I od
A little more care for the ‘ornamental
trees would add greatly to the beauty
and value of the farm homestead,
If aMicted with torecyes tse Dr. Isaao Thompe
son's Eye-water, Druggists sell at 2¢. per bottle
What comes from the heart goes to
the heart.
SD Ar——
easiest to use aud sheapest, Piso's
> for Catarrh. By druggists, 500.
That Tired Feeling |
weather bi sting effect,
Yes most
. QO
langul
HA. B
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4 3
Wir.—Sedate
demeanor,
humor which
that of the Scotch in its
Red Jacket,
Lhe ¢ Senecas, had
humor, hich he expre
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us
Lie
sense of
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unlike
the
thi
weak,
tonous habits had +
ame of Hot Bread,
n here,’
mac!
nach,
CABY-I
DIZ 1
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which
hecansarily
journimen
group of ]
¢satisfaction
justice,
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ia ex-
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VYers,
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%
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Mi, POOL
Ome 1n
gave
bas just struc)
on arm ye
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when I git home. 1 reckon
aller over there on a stretcher
after dad gits through bringin
fey
up his reserves!
ns
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A GENTLEMAN met his little
the street, and asked him how
coming on at home,
“First rate. Mamma has made
a whole new shirt.”
**Tell mamma when I come home I'l]
remarked the gen-
boy
they
on
you
“Better give it to me.”
**You didn’t make the shirt.”
“If I hadn't kept my eye on ma she
It’s me who should be encour-
GUIBOLLARD goes to see his tailor,
“Look here.” says Guibollard; “do
“Of course 1 do.”
“All right; you can trust me then.
sss I
ONLY His Shadow:
Texas, after dark.
“No.
said the gentleman,
gate. *‘Is the professor in?”
“Bat,”
Lie
plainportrayed, there 's now.”
sah; dat’s not him,
his shadder.”
“J Aaxes, do you love your sister?’
“Yes, sir,”
“Well, show me how you love her.”
The boy stood still, not knowing
what to do,
“James, how do I express my love
for your mother?"
“Oh, you give her some bank notes,
but I ain’t got any.”
“No
Dat’s nutlin but
I AY
“MAMMA, what is color blind?" ask.
od little Nell. “Inability to tell one
color from umole, my dear.” Then l
guess man made my Biography
w color blind, because he's ot reen
| land down painted yellow."
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