Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
How to Gut and Trim Pork.

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How to Gut and Trim Pork.
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,norn nv srn 1o''u%,S alrees'ons, says tne baltl
seo CON to sncL or o,, ,Ius doea, az .l'e hhns
nn Tho wb ,Ie bo- ;" ~'e'' 30 "'0 H"io W
oN Havo i. tbn boT lo;d ~ ,,n'i;a,'LL :. r..
tolia cln,n fbo o,r"a, Il F"In wv. In - STOUT
TaIo off tbe foot - tba anlI an+ Ho ,c"' c..h ia.
head off close to the shoulders se,' ratin~ the th
;.'.I a.. ~ .o .I'~ w. e .i,e
JU"a U .h t,e n1a Sna, an 'pen .e shu,l lens1h
hrans i' r,nl Pamn'o .o So 90 ~ ieno:eF'ne
wboIo L launth anJ r;,l o basr eiuGfe i,nf ~ ats
tho skinEthon ,ha lao,;n1, pnin -. Wv on
LboIf ;aasaof fstIor, 40. s,nsl III
~, sSsa ors. Spa 'a,,, s.nl.ih.. nv
sStors ieas;n ~ ISn.. Dossn
a1, y, a5,, ~
ronntle f5 sa;t votr M -
hext removed uortiallv or en+;,ehs sro,n,,tho 4Lo
sides. The trimmings or fat from tbo e homs ons
and Aabby parts oft6e sides aro renderoJ t' nT'
with the backbone strins for lard The sanl "p
age meat Is cut off from flo loaf ft onJ p;l,S.
and other lean nieces arc useJ fnr a tho sna ,o,
purpose The Thick nart of tho bonlhnno
tbat lies bctween the shouldars @ ;s o"iIad Iho the
chine. II 10 cnt from ,tha tanor;r" 20 Lauu LamuJ sn'
and latter mart calIed tbo barlhogs bv yan ," o.
distinction The backbone ureJ wb;1o fy f.osh
the ch;ne Kettcr atter hn;ny smbtsd 's'n
WorKK1rYac ,yn p,cv,xo RI RIrrrrrrp, 80 onnoo of
the causcs of had hnttarT "a H. 'hah;t mI;oh
some dairv women ;ndnlon i, of laoy;n7, thar
butter unworked for.n .cons;der,lle t;mee ofter
chnpnino. - Evcrv hour .,bdtI tbo lnttarn,;li.
remains, in contact with tbe butter ahnr
cburnihg Is an ;n;ury. i cannnt ha aton
/ Ir6b, n foo SOM ''lT ,SS'NNI SSy -
The oro;n If buttor 10 of, ~, S,n;ln,, Il, BOO
mncb, ,woring. on tbe ,otbcr bond If i ~ 49, sot
worked enou9b if will he snoilcd tho moooSS
thorrforn renniros mnoh ottor,;nn
II is NOT aasv 70 work ' ont II' al tbo hrt.or-
mia d once 4 ;s thoroforo, hottan tS' gso. :.
aside aftcrIfba first wo,;na i'm cool niaoo ot,
fr twelvo Iorrs Jur;,,,, vi ah tta p,ae
thc salt viii iiLnr,te moro of tbo hnt,erm;n.
tho GrstI tInrrrocoss sLdT,lJ tLon ho ,oo,tod ,';tl
ma saihr nrsca,It,bns 70 ra;uSt ;n;nrv =, lln
ura;n IRA ,n;t. Is ,thon roadv= inr o " So
Taalanos sa,o oai.on .I, ono ,m d. tn. I,..au a,o
Tho WOOD from, which thov aro modo stnllj
ha thoronobly SEASONED i'bov should hn ,,ro
~ roG bs nnyr;ua In;;Ia ynto @ % ;nto M, 4
~ tIcy shorl5 soal H. "n twe,,t @ es, %ar. ..
,tbov nro tho,, to bo slloJ Sstl, s,ronr l,r:n
fnr tvo or % tbrec J,vs vs. a altnr which l, thov shmM
ho vol rrhboJ w;t% 4" fne s.lt whon torsr ,'Na
ready to receive the butter. f7'''FSf }Ts'nf
'hJR po, n ,n,rv nv ~ rrrD,xc - Evorv mo- Good
f3rncr knnws tbat onv donnst;o i,o TX /. 4 At
GOOD o,noL ,bs4';t ny ao niosant a.
,hon n n,',l,,a cn;n t;,n I
re - hos XIX, ao,.tea 4n ~ e. ,a;,h 49,
euracv at % tbo anno;nt"d ncriod = viii will not % ret
In hat por;o1 Pi'Y nnno this frn,t;n
hn orpt;roI, rt:oL r;ded IL p
hrt Il canrot ~ h,sn,,;s 's'IS = ny
.tnant ,ho nn,,,l .haa;.sitr, ms ,. nv
me,'t Il hon;ns ta ~ hoaL h". H. D"v "a.f
his loss bss neror ev vn, Noon M % s
cco,Et.;niv wnrb, al ;nIIia SNMJ am
I'D nnlv nm,H3 a. H. la,'
;rrnn,,S;t,r liz W. t"' s;Jo "Vus Ia
s;m;Ior' ,o~S ri,h " 4'G fa, eu,a
amo,,nt of raod fnr same % woals i' nv -" man.hS a
torotLar ''' ~ 'U'''S ''''SN'S' y
fbnra ;s'3r5l 4 N q a, IN - Io * u
noi.; ~ ;,i, ILL.," e. ~ ~
iuduinent is. neededd Animals eata es nj oroi;n main
sharp Oh frosty, than in warm orrdamp wealth
given at every feeding; they will not have
when the weather is cola, and viii be
of these evils must be avoided, While a little
attention and. observation will enable the
farmer to do t.-TuckerIs Rural 4!GqTs.,
BrRv,yc R R.,ors IN IN p,r--Tbe most ps''co con-.
yainnfent Way to secure turnipss, carrots and po-
tatocs during winter Is to make an 'excava-
tlo'' ,hea'a good 'underurain' or on some dry
Knoll Where no water wlll stand eVenAn those
seasons Qt the YaarI Wheh ne gropn9! lssoYery
Tst and lsps the PIT anq NJ heaPng the ro9ts
m straw m " boasts % Jana eottb ria egeaS,tinn ~ ',,
should be about four Ior five feet vide from
,ne to two feet deep-aceording to the drain
,rc, and of the needed lennths Oar practice
,as been to;makey tAe PIT parallel and close
o tile drain which Will carry away 'afl'the
water! I'lie pit ay'be directly"o"er "tfle
ifali, but At the drain Is made with stlnes
he ipit should be 50. far FROM, the drain that
ats and mice cannot dig upwards from the
IRAN into the pit, and haul down earth 80 as
q obst'et the water course; if a drum is p
eet deep the pit may be ding two feet deep,
# Cur,p cprn yIsrc,p-yale tho wsisrtu
vbicb dried annIes are w,shsd and. sasised
md after carefully. strained, put in vessel:
.dd mound of sugar, or its ,enuiyalertin mo-
asses, Put in, piece of brown, paper and