Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

Wcfl0 anu III low uOufH 6n0K0aC again, anu
add one ounce of lama black; if the alco-
s do, s ssh r. s:ss}g1e te tes
thick, add alcohol -pour out two or three
msnt in n!5 sRR y
MI good, it will aty, iha hhat 4tsa minutes;
f e a iS%Sxss Sey y sssss
she adta ant. 3. ef th'e nrsPaEstiqn aboys
leather anil make IL hard, hut remains on /
tl1e surface. and yet excludes tbs. wateGE>
ton is admirable orharnesat ana does not,
sGi when touched, ss laprFls s mixtures gig II,
Twill odd here that Us far as Lhave heard
Of the above mixture being tried, it ans
wers oil tile PURPOSES ciaimea for it: 21f
wonld be- excellent fnr baotfapd asboei a.
we'll as harness makers. 81 .;>
MANAaEMENr OF PouIirnY.,--yeary few far:
mers pay suilf6iSht attention. ID ths breed
ingand management Of pqnltry,. although
Of eggs and dressed poultry has been srs.
muneratjve for several years, and no doubt
will continue to lie so. Tho manure Of tie
poultry; house, when properly managed
@ 1ety fppnss s9e oissas pou
trysare . necessity, for he wants: them
f1} R'ss'Pe ihs ReRs q sS hfy s,vs Of
his fruit from destruction. The apple worm
and the curculio, have been nearly extermi-
mated in some ofchartiAsby tho simple rem:
about the trees. No REMEDY IS t6e Striped
bug; the destroyer of the: melon; and Gu
su@ber e yinest hea beer fond eapal To- sg,le
az Every fsrmer should hive q, we'll arrang-
ed poultry house in. some. well+sheltered
nook, with d door opening into the orchard.
If the orchardis not very near the dweliine
house, the best, plan will beto winter the
fowls in a warm house in the barnyafd and
ito put up a shed In the centre of the ORCH
ard ard 70 be occupied By them during rl sum
Mich CovsAMilol o6ws should b e is,;;,
night and morning regularly now, and
housed nights and In wet, weather: They
should not be obliged to depend too much
on the pastures 2stheres is no reason why a
good flow. of milk should be stopped now,
as it too often is by short ;pastlfage; and
there is no economy in feeding the moving
lands down to the roots of the grasses; be-
Sides heritage when frost-bitten is'less
nutritious than: it, it had not beepisxposed
to the frost, and substantial fodder is es-
sential for animals which are either grow
ing or producing. At no season; Of the
year may pumpkins, root tops, immature
cabbages, and even grain, be used to bet
ter advantage than now. An abundance
of good water is necessary, also fire.:
qnent supply of salt.-Massach,tsetts
ftOugn,nta, 49,. IT, ri !'y:.ts;9 49, ;. !
WASHING SwEATEp HoRsEs.rA ,corre-
spondent of the London Field answers an
inquiry whether it is a safe practice to wash
has adopted it. and with beneficial results,
both IN summer and winter. latter wash
ing, the animal should be. rubbed dry, as
far as practicable, and the legs especially.
Should the hair on them be too long, to i'd
NIT Of this being. sufficiently done, flannel
bandages should:be put on, and wooden rug
thrown loosely over, but without, the roller.
In the course of AN hour the horse will be
tolerably dry; and should then have anoth-
er rub down, and be clothed inthe oIdina-
~ manner. IF horses were treated in o
more rational manner than III often the
case; with pure air and scruphlous cleanli-
8 Tse.s %'ssase would be 'r less s0p gas
70 SECT, ' CHARTS IRoil them until they
with wooden fork, or otherwise, so the
seeds can sink to the bottoim1; then With q
I sp0Qnin your hand, pour !and sQraHe out
OF the vessel, leaving the seeds at The bot
TOM; Then spread q few of the Ernpes bn
a fat dish. and with a. teaspoon remevo the
remaining seeds. Then re-hestand can.
Corn VINEGAR-Bolt q pint of corn until
it is . little soft; put it into jar: add q
pint of ,nolasses and four quarts of water :;
mix we'll together and see'near; the stove: -
Intwo days it will be: good beer; and ,ip. two
or three weeks it viii be good vinegar.
The same corn will do for; sir months
When the vinegar is made ponr it of and
add molasses and water to the corn. In
this way you IwillhaSe q; constant supply.
(,HsA CHEAP AND DELICIOUS PUDDING. -.TAka
four taSle9 !no4 Of -four, Hhie q, M 2,
yolks, we'll beaten, of four aeggs, reserving
fore placing in the 6veli; crease your dish
quick oven fifteen Or twenty minutes.
Eat with any kind. Of sauce You choose" :
I BOILED BEEF FROM Sour. The beef to
ken from q soup may he ,utilized in various
ways. I am myself of the opinion that
the best way to etiploy' boiled beef is ocut
it, cold, into slices of extreme :thinness,
dressed with buttered toast; or else to cat
it as n salad, the dressing to be seasoned
with plenty Of PIT herbs, However. for
those who prefer it hot, there are excellent
-
A 4liroton.,Pour into, o dish that will
parsley, cscallion, tarragon, chervil; ind
pepper and silt and cover with fine slices
OF boiled beef; strewi the same seaSOning
over the boot, cover tho dish, Let it seethe
on the fire for half an hour, and serve.
T. Bo1nLED INDIAN ruDDlNa. Take one pint
Of sour milk; half a. teacupfal of molasses,
two tablespoonfuls Of butter or lard, one
teaspoonfnl of soda, one-haif cup of chop
ped raisins, or any kind of fruit; stir in
corn meal rs thick MS can be stirred. Boil
two Hours In tin pudding dish, with lid
to shat tight, leaving room to rise: Serve
with sugar and cream, favored with lemon
torivaniila, or sweet sauce or syrup.
1.-The Times, in an article ON the Irish
land question, says: 1t Is not our business
to satisfy tho Fenians. They would not
I lid satisfied il Ite,and was idouOly coniiscat-
ed tor their benefits It is our business to
do Justice between two classes constituting
the bone and sinew Of ireland, whose in
forests are identical, and extirpate the post
| ancient Of. Irish. wrongs. The opposite
sources Of error. must be rem6Mb ered. 1t
| would be wise not to NEEDLE with the land
| question ut al, unless We eftectually quiet
lsthe present tenants. AT the same time, it
| would be short sighted to sacrifice tho next
generation. Ireland wants rest from agi-
tation, but short-lived rest must not he
| purchased by concessions pregnant with
| .O> 4 ~,