The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

No vAExIH should be peevish 20 his
family. wAspish 10 hinrt halp. or unap-
prpAchable b. his domestic animals
Dr.csED wooden Hoors ia yoar be .
houses. as they &b.orb an8 retain .
great deal 81 moisture from The drop
pings
PIcxLED CasBAsE- - Select solid
heads. s6oe sery fac, pa, In 8 jar. iasn
with boiling water; shen cold
drain CT the water and season with
grated horsersdish. salt. .qu.I parts OF
red add black pepper. cinnanicn aud
whole cloves
AFrEK the lamps are filed and The
chimneys washed and pa, on the she'll.
take pieces Of Newspaper and roH n
the form OF . chimney and slip over
chimney and lamp: IL viii protee; from
du-, aad flies. and when the lamps sre
lighted one viii be rewarded By seeing
them as clear and brgh; - when first
put in order.
PgEsEgyEp MELoS.-Peelt the melon.
and cut in small strips, have The same
weight Of sugar as melon; put \ little
alum in the water and boil NE melon
till tender; take IL on = dish. sprinkle u
with sugar. and let il stand rli h n.>'
morning. then pour of the ssulp. !ei I;
boil till clear. then put in the melon
and let il scald; then put IL on a platter
~ cool; add 10 the sirup the juice OF
lemon and n little preserved ginger;
boil the strip again aud pour II not on
the melon. When cold, seal up the
jars
CHICKEN SANDWICHES. lngredi-
ents: chicken aud ham. four eggs.
one tablespoonful Of Olive oil. mus
;ard, vinegar. Chop the chicken (not
too tine) also a little nice ham; then
beat together the yelks OF the eggs
(bOilrd very hard) with the oil; when
smooth add 3 little made mustard and
vinegar: should IL not be salt enough
from the ham, add n little; stir this
mixture we'll and add the meat Have
ready some thin slices Of bread buttercd,
and put some of the mixture between
two slices; very nice.
Can YoUR PUMFKrNs.-A corrcspon-
dent of the New York World saws | PUT
mine in the cellar lato in the fall AMI
by the time they showed signsof decay
i have some empty fruit cans. l cut
up n or two pumpkins at a time ~ !
have leisure. | cook them thoroughly
and strain the same rs for immediate
use. Then | return the mass To the
kettle, let il get hot and n IL the same
as | would any fruits. taking care that
il j. packed down SO there are no air
bubbles. One can will make tive or
six delicious pies AT a season when they
taste better then they do in the fall
HOSES should be watered in the
morning before they are fed. A full
drink of wafer immediately after being
fed is a sure way of producing indiges-
ton, ii no inflammation. When water
Is drunk BY horses the bulk of IL goes
directly TO the large int%estines. and
little of Il is retained in the stomach.
Some old and worthless horses. by way
of experiment, were fed with split pease
and supplied with water Immediately
before being killed. II was found that
the water had carried the pease into the
intestines. where 10 digestion took
place at all.
How MASY times I have heard this
said: al could get alon. nicely with
nv work if my feet did Dot feel SO I'M
comfortable aud even painful" With
Al any doubt the woman who makes
this remark goes about the house in
thin loose slippers. l used TO do il
myself. | thought / had to because
others did, but n few experiments con-
WINGED me that the only way to do work
comfortably is to 4 thick-soled
shoes. One very soon becomes ac-
customed To them. and will find great
relief. There is always more or less
running out doors 10 he done, and there
is great danger of taking cold if the
feetare not well protected.-'.k. w. b."
in NeU York Post. =