The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-05

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How ~ Orr Hin W RATS 4
farmer saws. -Four years ago my farm
WAS icArfully infested with rata. They
were ~ numerous that had great
fears ~ my whole crop hring destroyed
W them after II WAS housed Int hav-
ing two acres III Wild peppermint that
grew III field III wheat cut aud bound
vith thc wheatelrovc tho rata from the
premises. / have not been troubled
with them since, while my nciRh!Drs
have any quantity " them. Ifccl COZ.
vinccd that my person who " troubled
with these pcsi~ can readily get rid u
them w gathering y good supply u
mint and placing Il around the walls or |
base III their barns.
BUTTER Nor GATHERING. - The food |
has great influence upon the milk. 10 |
has the condition of the COW. When |
the butter will not gather. hut remains
in tho condition 81 thick emulsion. u |
may sometimes be brought into order |
by throwing into tho chmrn y gallon 81
cold water In which. handful or two Of
salt lave been dissolved, and then
operating the churn slowly to gather
the butter. The cream may ~ improved
In condition also by stirring = tea
spoonful 81 salt In tho jar In which Il IL
kept. Hut 70 give the cows daily iced
ri bran, or meal, IL only one quart, IL
perhaps the best remedy. and its co~s
will be returned IN the increase Of but.
ter. II pays 70 give this extra food even
when cows are On pasture.
Tug Fruit Recorder says: The fol.
lowing preparation for destroying bugs
ON squash and on cucumber vines las
been successfully tried for years. Dis.
solve tablespoonful of SaJtpeter IN .
pailful oi water. Put ono pint Of this
around each hill. shaping the cath so
that II will not spread much, aud the
thing IA done. Csc more saltpctcr, II
yom can afford H. II is good for vegc.
tables, but death 10 animal lie. Tho
bugs burrow In the earth n night, and
fail to rise Ia the morning IL II alsO
good N kill the grub In peach trccH
only nsc twice m much .say = quart or
two 10 each tree. There waA not 4 ycl-
low Or bliHtercd Leaf on twelve or fifteen
trees 10 which II was applied last sca-
son. No danger of killing vegetables
with IL. A concentrated solution Ap-
piled 10 young beans makes Thorn grow
wonderfully
To pfcKLE PoRK. In pic king pork
the pieces should b. No cmt thnt they
will liz flint In tho tub. md each layer
should 10 pounded down closely. But
before tho sides arc cmt np II In n good
plan 10 rub them over with mixture ii
white sugar aud salt, putting onc.third
~ much sugar ~ salt. Then place the
piece. in the tub, rind downward. and
sprinkle each layer with the sugar and
salt. When the tub " well filled. put = |
layer 81 salt oven II NO thick m 10 o..
clude the air, and cover II closely for
ten days: then look II IL. and, Il the
brine 4 not formed enough 10 cover IL,
sprinkle In little cold water. In three
months thc pork will bc ready 10 cook,
and II win Keep good Tor two years Il
least, and the sugar will give II hncr
flavor than saltpotcr. in warm climates
both sugar and saltpctcr can b. used -
adysntagcously ~ In picking beef. All
honsekcGpers know that they can make
corned beef more tender and better
favored Ivy using pickle Of ono pound
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