The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-07

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then turn again and - on. To be eaten
warm.
"A New WAY n Cooking Potatoes
Wash and wipe the potatoes dry Place
them InA cast iron tai. huttomed pot on
the back of the stove. covering the kettle
with q close fitting iron ~ tin cover The
steam II the potato is sufficient moisture
for them They will cook in an hour aud
ten minutes, and are very nice and health.
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" A. Willard gives Il as his opinion
that hwn1r.I 20 fl,naavla .f VtUN.Nu az
cheese have been lost during the past sum
mVr by the lack of attention To the TEN.
pcmture Of curing rooms. lie believes
progress had been made during the past
few years in this department, but much r.
mains 10 be accomplished, and the princi-
pal improvement must lie In securing a
proper and uniform temperature Of the
cheese while curing.
The practice Of milking hut onoe each
day, SAYS the Hearth and Home, where
cows give but little late In the year, is "A
bad mi They shrink much faster, and If
young, the habit of not holding out Is
found to the owners subsequent cost.
They should be MIXED, as long AS they are
MIXED at all, twice each day, and Ii well
fed and well stabbed, the process may
safely and proitably be continued up TO
within six weeks OF their calving,
-Arnica for Garget.- correspondent Of
the Name Farmer advises an inquirer for a
remedy for garget, to give the COW one
teaspoonfll of the tincture of arnica In
bran or shorts three times a day, and battle
the bag thoroughly with II rs often. Re-
duce the arBica for bathing one half in
warm water, and battle with the hand. |
have a COW that has been troubled with
the gargtt for more than four years. In
that time | have given her over five pounds
of saltpetre, without much eff ct, Last
spring | tried arnicA as above directed, and
the COW has not had sign of garget since"
Instrument for Relieving CHECKED Ami
mals.-Wet, roll, and sew together strip
of sole leather of the desired length,
and wide enough to he about an
inch in diameter when finished then
get the tinman to rivet on to each end OF
the leather tube, pieces of lead so as to
form an ohlong hollow ball, soldered to-
gether, about an inch and a half in diane.
ter, with one hole at the end OF the ball
and two or more holes in its side, through
which the creature may breathe or gus rs
cape, and you will have a flexible rod OF
sufficient strength to effect the purpose
One of the end balls should be left Il little
faring, something like II funnel, to fit
more firmly to the obstruction in the throat
SO that either end could be used as seemed
most ellicient.-im. Stock Journal,