Fair play., 1874-07-30
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

y CORRESPONDENT of the Country Gen,
ticpsaA says Il good application Of w" "l
three bushels OF s.lack>mih'> cind,r
/ spread around youn" fruit trees. pirlicn
l;.rly pears. not only keeps clown tn,
grass but affords some principle whicI
"ivc> health and vi"or 10 the growth ottlii
| trees.
FRIED PoTArOES-SAEAroGA STYLE
Pare and lice very thin: put them iitt
cold wafer five minutes. Have ready :;
tryin@-pan Of boilin" lard. Dry ;hr polt
toes with Il cloth; fry them pale brown
| drain in Il col;nder: sprinkle on Il litt!,
/ fine salt. and serve at once. Keep tl'
lard boiling and fry but few at Il time
Country Gentleman.
! LEMON CrSTARD lIE.-For two pies
| Mix together the ycik> of e""> (wcll
! hr;,tcni. / hcapin" labc-Ioomt,l> "t whit,
! coffee sugar. the grated rind OF , lar"o
| lemons and about pint "f milk. Bake i'll
| oLr crust: put Ona tro>tin" m;,,le Of the
whites OF ic""S. tablrSpoomiulS of white
sugar and the juice of ; lemons; bake till
the fro>timg i :, pale br"wn.-Cotnf5!
| Gsafie,gaa.
! PUDDING WITHOUT EGGS.-lsicr. lar".
| pearl SawO and tapior.i. are best when the
| pll'ldin" is made without c""s: sprinkle IL
| little ot any oneo o' the above at the bottom
"i Il pudding dish. AMI a little sugar. and
| ill up with milk: Sii. we'll before placih"
in the oven: TO the >n.o a,lda small piece.
"f cinnamon broken zap. The rice must
bake quite hours: the s;.gO and talti"c;.
about ;. skim milk will do if you c:i,.mo;
SPAR, the new milk.
RASPBERRY CEEAM.-Rub Il quart ui
raSpb"rric>. or raspberry jam. through y
hair sieve 10 take out the seeds. and then
mix il well with cream: Sweetrn with slI-
gar To taste: put into Il stone Jug and raise
Il truth with Il chocolate mill: is y0i;r
trotI rises. take it of with spoon. AMI
lay upon Il hair sriye. When you have 20,
- much froth rs you want. put what
cream remains into II deep china dish or
punch bowl. and pour Your irothcl cream
upon ii. as hi yh IL il will lie on.
To Dry tHEEEIEs.-t herrieS intended
tn by dried must first be- stoned. then
spread on Hat dishes and dried in the sun
or warm oxen: pour whatever juice may
run from them over them. a little AT :, time:
stir them about. that they may dry evenly.
When perfectly dry. line boxes or jars with
white paper and pack close in layers.
Sirew Il little brown sugar and foil the top
Of the paper over them and keep in Il dry
place.
HOMEMADE VINEGAI.-To pint oi
strained honey add , gallons of soft
water. Let il stand i'm Il moderately warm
place In three weeks il will be cXtcIicnt
vinegar. !. Boil a pint Of corn till il is i
little soft: put it into Il jar: add Il pint of
mollS-eS AMI quarts Of water: mix we'll
together. AMI sci Hear the stove. In two
days il will be good beer. in two or three
weeks ii will he iirS,-rate vinegar. The
same corn will DO for several months.
When the vinegar is made. pour it off anu
add mola>Ses and water Ia the corn.
No EErTEE advice can he given a farmer
or lrtlit grower. Il dairynlan or Il stock
breeder. than to make all effort TO establish
a reputation for producing some special
product in l,crteciion-to get his name
known in the market Is sending tlither
the best product Of its class. always Of uni
form quality and superior eXceilence-to
make his brand an index. well known 10
all buyers. Of the article or animal fur
nishcd. This i the effort Of all ambitious
and il pays well in the be-
ginning and largely in the end.
INDIAN FEIrTEE>.-Put ) tea>poonfulS .
n! corn Hour ana of wheat into ii basin. .
Inl pour over il sufficient boiling water 70
make il INTO a stiff paste. taking care that
I i> perfectly smooth. Leave 1T little
ime Ia cool. and then break into il with
rut first beating them the yelk> OF / eggs
iud the whites ~ ,: stir and beat all to-
-ether Have ready some boiling lard.
'!op into il Il deSert->rOonful of batter al
time. and fry light brown. They
hould rise - n-ll - 10 look almost like
,ail>. Serve with preserve or nIarmalade.
The New York Tribune SAYS the CON-
llcte inetficiency Of the various popular
for bots in horses may b. better
understood when We come 10 know some
hing Of the nature of these persistent pa
aSIre>. They are not worms. but iarvf OF
fly and possessing remarkable powers of
nlurincc under aiver>ity. The most in
inuatng substances are but rs milk and
Ioney 70 them. and in an instance recently
colony attached To- the stomach
t dead horse Were in no way inconven-
need by an hours exposure 10 4 bath of
irrentine. But when whale oil was
oure,l oyer them they let 30 their hold ,
nd died almost instantly. Now. whale
il being thus indicated IL in effective dose.
nj being arnrienr in irS action upon TIE ,
"r>c. would seem To be the remedy that
inI'd be chosen teinre any other. At (;
'a>t il might he wei IL have some rXIrri- ,
lcnf> made. and the results carefully no I
,--l and made Use uf.