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sili the roots He doessj1,,lla,kze rhsE .seea-

XII the roots. He does make the Hee6-
seeds grow and then kill the young
plants. The weeds on the farm are get
ting worse and worse. Ny farm used
to be worse than his; now some of it is
cleaner than his. | ann fighting the
weeds. He lets them grow and il wait-
ing for something to turn up. There
| are thousands of farmers doing the same
thihg. The weeds,cest tsmore than all
our state, nariOriai and focal taxes ;more
than all our schools, churches, and
| newspapers. They are more expensive
than ciiifdren's boots, and ladies bon
nets. They are as bad rs cigars and fast
horses. The, shorse mayEbreak his neck
and you may get rid of him. but the
weeds; will stick tighter than q mort
gage and run up faster than compound
interest Or grocery bill They ARE
with them. No HALFWAY measure viii
answer. The only way, to stop using tol
bacco is TO stop. The only way to XIII
weeds is to kill them."
i l hope the old gentleman will bi
pleased with my composition. ~ hop,
when he visits this neighborhoOd agaiE
he will find fewer weeds. Land worth
$3.50 per acre ought to produce some
thing better than -thistles, red-rOot
quack grass and chess.
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Btackberry and Raspberry Pfeserves
To every pound Of fruit, nsei three
quarters.:.ofy a pound Of sugar. Make p
sirnp of Your s1igaf, sbofi and skim; the h
add your fruit, and cook till done.
{, FdPhsesbe Psahs!- -MakeSasinfp Of
clean, brown sugar: clarity it; when
perfectly clear, and boiling hot, pour It
over the plums, having picked out all
tile unsouuil ones. and stems. let them
:remaiisain TIE, Strip two days, then drain
1T OF, make it Boiling hot. skim # and
apour. it over again = let them renaaihl
another day or ytwo,q .the eni pour them ih.
a preserving Kettle, over the fire, anh
simmer gently, until the sirup IS re-l
dyced, and thick or rich- One pound
4sflgar % eaclLA poand. d.of plans. Small
damsons are ve-y fine, preserved as
cherries. .pf an ! sthef fipe ffdit; clarity
the syrup, and, when boiling hot, put.
i'm the plums: LET them boil very gently.
are nboIeiband tbs>siEap fieli )
Put them in pots or jars, the next day
secure as diTecteduunT
fdmato Rrsseh1es.-Take arauhd yell
low variety of tomato, as soon as they
are ripe. scald ufidpeei: then to seven
pounds of tomatoes add seven pounds Of
white sugar. and Jet them stand over
night. Take the tomatoes out of the
sugar, and boil the sirup, removing the
skum. Put in the tomatoes, and boil
gently fifteen or twenty minutes; re-
moye the fruit again, and boil until the
sirup thickens. On cooling put the fruit
into jars, and, pour the. he.syrpp1pyer, it,
and add a few Slices Of lemon to each
jar, and you will have something to
please tlieAtaste ofstilS ndstfas sfaious.
Crab-Apple Jellg.-Jelly from any
other tart apples can be matleidi i'm the
same.way y as1tlie following. The apples,
however, should be sliced. The crab.
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r ORD Jesus. am sad and lone,
IL Scarce have strength TO make my moan;
Like sick babe here ! lie;
oniy ieye could hearmyefY1 4A.= - l.
Only love have strength to bear
The wayward purpose Of my prayer.
Now strength fof life, now rest above;
But when hear that thou art love;
know not what want or would
But this know-that thou art good.
Lord, my life has struck its tent,
The days mid Elim's palms are spent,
fhe desert stretches parched and bare.
And bones of phi gf9nls whiten there;
The very sun seems not the same,
Its golden glow has waxed to fame.
But yet upon the burning sand
see the writing OF Thy Hand,
"Fear not no come. This path tr0d,
The man is safe who follows God.'
O, Lord, L fearI but yet Icemes 1 " d JoS
The way is fard-the end is home;
/ do not pray thee make it fair,
rby b stasss s III M threak I'll ~ thsyaie
Thy rods to chide me nearer Thee;
My limbs must fail, my sandles slack;
l care not-so go not back.
Heed not what may cry In pain,
But help me on to walk again;
Only when all the road is DER,
Come optana meet me at Thy aoorskX
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Gcs2sS gJspy u ssefzzs ID fate any.
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in, a sufficient quantity of water till they
/ latF wen doAe. Nov strain thena thtobgh
a piece Of linen, or a sieve, and to each
pint of the Juice add one pound Of
Vhitee sassr, and ghdl till. it Ajellies.
Thisiisspperior to any, jelly ever made.
r. Conspote Of efApples.--Pare six large ap-
tples, ent them in half, and put them in
Ito a pain, with little water and lemon
Ejqiee, Next, clarity half a pound of sugar
tskim it, and put the apples into it, ad-
f'tiing tile juice OF a lemon. Set the whole
ON fire. Turn the apples frequently,
aid cook them AN I'll they are sufficiently
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TT is gratifying taHs to i'm form the public that
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Apple Jelly Ma. 2.--Pare, core. and
cut thirteen good apples into small bits;
as they are cut, throw them into two
quarts of cold water; boil then in this,
with the peal of a lenlen, till the sub
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liquor is wasted; drain them through a
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one poGhdiof loaf sugar, pounded, the
juice Of ONE lemon, and the beaten whites
of one or two eggs, put it into o saucepan
stir it till it boils, take Off the scum, and
let it bdi1 till clear, and pour it into a
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Pour. them in i kettle with just enough
Mater to cover them and let them boil
four hours; then take them Off the ire
and rub them through colender; this
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the pulp; then strain them through a
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III Raspberry, Red Current, a and Strass-
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the fruit into an. earthen pan, 'bruising
at with wooden spoon, adding a little
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Juice add one ounce of izengiass which
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to an earthen mold, Common juice sohula
be added to jellies, in proportion to their
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Esa Toaaake Good Apple Jelty.-Take ap-
EpIes of the best qulaity and good flavor,
Etnm sweetJ, cut them in quarters or
slices, and stew them till soft then
strain out the juice, being very careful
not toilet any of the pulp 60 through
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Add one ounce of extract of lemon to
every twenty pounds of jelly, and when
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" "a rs SASs wa AAAi-s - S~fS1
rior to current Jelly. '.a'
|, Current ,1st1y.--Pick fine red, but long
ripe currents from the stem bruise them
and strain the juice from quart at a
Fine through a thin muslin: wiring it
gently ito get all the liquid put pound
Of white sugar to each pound of juice;
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Ireaching eeariy to the top; let it boil till
the frnfr is hot through, then crush them
and strainSthe juice from them; put a
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put it over. the. fire, and boh for fifteen
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cold cover with tissue paper as directed.
Glass Should be tempered. By keeping it
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CurSentsJeala s1ithout -Cooking.--P
the juice from lie currents and. strain
it; to- every pint put pound of fine
white sugar, mix them together until
ttife; 'sfIgar is desolved, then put it into
4 n
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a The dogfsh-a species of shark
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and others always supposed that all
that these fish were good for was to keep
the immense machinery of our sawmlllsa
in a greasy condition, for which tho
dogish oil is superior: and to produce
this oil millions of dogish from the wa
tiers of Puget Sound have been cooked
and have rewarded with thousands of
dollars their captors. But the Castle
nook fishery establishment on this Bay
has demonstrated the fact that heads
and fins of the dogfsh are as renumer-
ative as other parts of its body. Excellen
glue can be made from parts Of the fish
and the Castlenook establishment now
exports to France kegs and barrels filed
and nicely packed with the heads, fins
and tails OF Puget Sound dogfsh. With
Freuchman it is great luxury as q
feast on frogs OF snails.-Erpress.