The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-09

tering stock.
SALT boxes or troughs in pasture are
economical in saving much salt that
would otherwise be wasted.
OATS are the best feed for working
horses. as they furnish more nourish-
ment and ilesh-making material than
any other food.
A GARDENER recommends that TO
keep bugs of melon and squash vines a
tomato plant be set in each hill. saying
that when he had followed this plan his
young plants were not molested
The educated man. other things be-
ing equal. makes better farmer than
the uneducated man. just as certainly
as = sharp AK will do more execution
than dull one in the same hands.
To clean brushes and sponres use
spirits Of ammonia and hot water. Wash
them well aud shake the water out.
urying on coarse towel with the
bristles downward. Little or no soap
is needed.
10 REMOVE ANTS. Place pieces Of
raw meat in a cupboard. and after the
ants have clustered upon them. plunge
into boiling water. i'ersevere in this
for two or three weeks. and You will
soon be entirely free from ants.
MUSTARD THAT WILL kEEP.--Take
four ounces Of the best mustard. one
ounce salt; mix thoroughly. and into il
stir six ounces Of water that has been
boiled and allowed TO cool Mix well
and keep in small jars well covered.
THERE are so many people who get
poisoned with the poison WV. while
strolling through the woods. that a
word OF advice 10 them may be OF inn
portance. The poison ivy grows in
clusters OF three, and the harmless kind
In clusters Of five.
A GENTLEMAN ut the head of a larre
multiplying establishment states that
fruit sliced very thin across the axis.
placed on a tray in the sun and covered
with thin muslin (not mosquito nettil. \
Will present an appearance closely re-
sembling that prepared by evaporation
and bleached by sulphur fumes.
Troy RoLLS.--One pint Of milk. one
half cup Of butter. one-quarter cake OF 4
compressed yeast. two quarts Of flour. \
Heat the milk and butter until the but
ter j. melted: add the yeast. pour the
mixture in the middle Of the flour. stir
little. II mixed nc nine a. m. mold
at one p. m. without adding any more
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SWIFT oMELETs--lwo egg. two
% cream two ounces OF
sittcd sugar. preserves. Beat the yelks
~ my eees anu cream together. The
mni'os must De "niskeu separately.
= wei oultereu pan on the hre-
1iis sne eeHs 'ogetner' beat moment
anu ~ mus pan. Nheh Drown under
n ',.a mp into hot aish' spread haif
Win any preserve preferred. turn over
~ o' ~. nau' sp''nA'c Win sugar ana
NJ
o.rIs ANp -tarDoHc acid
soap j. recommended a an excellent
" Ie,, aga'ns1 me-. y rubbed On
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~ .'uuo'cu VIII MES. Y = also claimed
.na. = couple p nanuiuis 81 the COM
'.'on 800 walnut leaves are PM ~
$50 y Ma'er al nlght' ana next
'' NJ 9 polcu lot hiteen 20 twenty
y men wnen coid take sponge
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places WIDE perth-
MASSACHUSETTS farmer who is
noted Tor the excellence of his corn
'rops says that his plan for Years has
'een 70 sow clover on third part Of ..
MS piow land. and let il grow and re-
nam uncut through the entire season,
blowing 4 under late the next season
md planting corn upon i. His expert
nee nc saws. teaches him that the l
lover with IT. vast amount Of roots is !,
My equal 70 twenty-five loads Of ma 1
,ure per acre Then he takes another !,
hirn part and proceeds in the same !.
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