The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-29
THE HOU Sc .A ND i "A RIM !.
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UsefaI ana Suggestive.
to't0gs 1sudsiag --- With two cups Of
-four mix thoroughly two teaspoons bak-
ing powder, one egg, one teaspoonful
butter, three-quarters OF q cup OF sugar,
one-half cup Of sweet milk; flavor with
lemon. To be baked quickly and eaten
while hot. d
Never put the hands into butter. There
ls n excuse for so doing, and every sense
OF cleanliness forbids it. True, the hands
are clean; still, as butter absorbs any and
every impurity with which it comes in
contact, excessive perspiration of the
hands, or any humor Of the blood. might
thus DC impaired to the butter a wood
en- ladle to lift the butter trrm the churn,
Or 70 turn il over while being washed,
answers just rs well and d vast deal bet
tsr.-- -iooa State Registar.
one OF the very best preparations for
repairing roofs that leak is to procure
coal tar ct the gas works, and mix finely
sil1ea coal-ashes or road dust with it till
aoout as thick as mortar. Plaster with
lhls carefully on leaky-roof valleys or
cutters, or about chimney fushines. 1t
WILL soon set as hard as stone, and appar-
entity as lnGestructible This preparation
IS very cheap, and would probably an
sWer equally well spread all over roof
previously laid WITHHELD or roofing paper
Once put On properly, it would seem to
be there for all time, Pyasrse Farmer.
i1oftab1e Poultry.A poultry-raiser Of
experience says his conclusion is that
farmers can 40 much better with good
common hens, with some good blooded
COCK. than with flock Of fancy fowls.
A good cross among poultry is as valu-
able as among stock. One Of the most
profitable kinds for farmer is a cross
between the Leghorn hen and Poland
or a Brahma cock. Their progeny are
good layers, nice for the table and profit
able Tor market. The White Leghorn IS
the most profitable breed for eggs; they
need little more care than some other
sorts, but care of poultry pays.
'fAat Stock Needs.--A writer in the
ftt'na and FGreside remarks "The require
nents OF success in stock feeding for
protitare well-bred stock, clean. warm
quarters, pure water, sufficient salt. stall
ior each, having rope and chain fastening
instead OF stanchlons, gentle exercise
daily, when the weather is not stormy.
sufficient sweet clover hay, cured in the
cock, to supply their wants, and a uni
form supply OF finely ground corn meal.
Whatever method OF feeding may be
adopted, the question in which the
progressive, practical farmer is the most
interested is, How can I produce the
most tender, juicy beef in the shortest
time, at the least possible expense?''
70 Rotsece Chohez Coars. The proceed
lngs OF the Eimira Farmers Club official
iy reported in the Hnsbondaza2a, contains
the following Ny way is to open the
mouth OF the choked animal and insert a
cievis wide enough TO keep the Jaws dis
tended, and give space for the passage of
boys hand. hold the clevis in place.
while my bow passes his hand through and
picks out the apple or other obstruction.
Amy boy whose hand is small enough to
pass without cfowding, can easily remove
the trouble with entire safety. I have
tried 70 do it myself but my hand IS too
large. There is no difficulty or danger if
the clevls Is firmly held in position
Another member said that an easy way
70 BRING relief is to cause the checked
fenlhuai ~ junl p over D1gh bars, as high
as may De leaped with considerable ex-
ert1on. 1t never fails to eject the Offend
ing substance or cause 1t to pass it down
ward. he had tried many times, always
with success.
a simple centrivance for cooling water
has been invented by T. Toselli, of
France. Ills described in les Nondes,
| and consists of a cylindrical cup for hold
ing any liquid into which may be plung-
ed an inner goblet, shaped like an in
verted trunca1ed cone, and having lid
which rests on the outer cup. Putting
100 grammas OF the nitrate of ammonia
IN the inner goblet, filing it with cold
water and stirring it so as 70 hasten the
solution. the temperature of the outer
liquid is soon reduced to at least 12 deg.
@, or 22deg. f.. The salt may be used
for an indefinite period. by spreading it
on plate after each trial, and exposing
1t to the sun until it crystalizes snew.
The inventor prepares a salt which will
lower the temperature 50 deg. c., or SO
deg. +. In the warmest countries.
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