New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-02
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or four swallows of sweetened vinegar.
If plenty of salt is given to milch
COWS butter will be obtained more east
~ than if salt is only fed occasionally.
-Honeysuckles may be set out in
the spring in beds of good soil, and q
trellis should be provided for them to
be trained to. Climbing roses should
be trained to q pole, pillar or trellis,
and should be cut back or pruned each
spring so as to throw out good growth
of new wood from the bottom upward
upon which the flowers will be borne.
Milk Soup.-Two new potatoes.
one quart of cold water, one ounce
dripping of clarified fat, butter or lard;
one and hall oSsses 60 sse0 or tapi-
oca, one pint VI NH, pepper and salt.
Boil together In the water and fat, po-
tatoes, pepper and salt. When the po-
tat0es get soft make them smooth with
q wooden spoon; then add milk and
tapioca or sage. Let the whole SIM
mer for ten minutes.
The teeth known popularity as wolf
teeth in horses are those supernumer-
airy ones which appear directly in front
of the upper, and sometimes the lower,
grinders. They are useless and harm
less, and may be extracted without in
jury; but if broken out, as is often done
BY ignorant persons, the remaining
roots may irritate the gums and do
mischief. The popular idea that they
cause weakness of the eyes is un-
founded.
Soup of Turkey Bones. Break the
bones, place in a kettle and add two
quarts of cold water. Cover closely
and set on the back of the stove to sim
mer for an hour. Season with pepper
and salt, and add one large spoonful of
rice. Let the soup boil until the rice is
done; then pour into an earthen dish
and put away in cold place until the
next day. When wanted for dinner,
remove the layer of fat, and heat the
soup. Serve very hot with crackers
and pickles.
When man works by the month
he cannot recover pay for lost time on
holidays; a month is from the first to
the last, both included in any month";.
leaving out Sundays, but man who
has charge of horses or cattle must feed
and clean them on Sundays and holi-
days without extra pay, that being in
cluded in his work. If he leaves before
his month is up, he can recover for the
time he has worked, unless there is
written agreement to the contrary. It
is best to have written agreements with
hired men.-M. T. Times.
Souri, rout. Take one quart Of
sour krout; do not wash it; if the krout
is bought at the proper place it is
quite as clean as are pickles or any
other vegetable preparation. Put the
sour. krout in an iron pot with gill
of water; it is wise to scour the pot
carefully beforehand, for If the metal
be rusted the acids in the cabbage will
dissolve the iron and make the dish
look blackish; let the cabbage cook
slowly for an hour and half; then add
either piece Of fat brisket Of three
pounds, or piece of picked pork, or
the hook Of ham. Let the krout cook
then slowly for an hour and half
more; do not add salt, but q dozen
whole black peppers; when thoroughly
cooked, drain the whole through 8 col
ander. 81
SINCE the opening Of the New York
Canals in 1926 there have been trans
ported on them upward Of 170, OOO, 900
tons Of property, chiefly the products
Of the Western and Northwestern