Sharp County record., 1880-07-29
FARM AND GARDEN.

= oacH again " .pE tOOthache, take VI 0Ai0
nCe Ii1. cascads irits of camphOr, laudanum' u
ihulhg Ei,l right ,SEp dram. Apply on little coU-
lIe lI bosses SE
Ine smooth sbiI5 has q bad earache. dip a
y SWayng b. il cotton wool in olive oil, warm IL
,'n rGn calm, StaS IL 40 if in the ear Wrap up th0
If ai.ny m.owS and M III keep il out of drafts
i rrooWy pine; H. CAKEs.-One cup butter
sin ona hviul coup cup sugar, one cup mola'ses,
|andsnnhS loud sno6nful saleratus dissolved III d
maifpe with strong coffee, one nutmeg G,ro G
|,ol -" lieSting afnl Gloves one cinnamon hVe
III every aonr and one cup OF ralSlh'
|t9rnMaJ M ione! ppn PoTAroEs. Whip boiled
Elorious "Saa to creamy lightness WIN u
to incIdpoNO pN beat in butter, milk, pepper anu
r aoe; oioSV oS last the frOthed white Oh an
|at6 the og@ Mss irregularly upon dish, set IN IN
storms ?ac IN two minutes to reheat ouV W
| Waitinp foS SI1et it color Ill,
" wbea1i 'S ,oin Of spraned limb is qlllc;K- nc;
|ot helm NY, ~ inn p6vpd bv ice-cold water Inc
|. Ibad W. "NN lSp nancs of whitlow or ielon are
ke it intou bo+ 'gn hv intense heat. large pro-
ding nra! ~op of all cramps and spasmS Gun 10
but from F n Ered hv water Of proper Temperature
| ry peak Van, intellgently applied u
In q q
|over the as IL ;nt00 cold water, and let II heaU
the Merco E,aIIv until it boilS; then COO AGAIN
through f mwn parhenware, in particular may
| the SON. pwli Lonod I'r in this way. A handful
! YOsemfp sye pr wheat bran, thrown IN Wnlle
me is on"S W Io;i;no II will preserve the glazing
M0atbl ~ Il viii not be destroyed by acid
~. salt. 1.u,,
|he Mercuy To BREAK "A HALTER-PULL1NG Horse.
! o,o,ooI- Take common rope OF i leaInoI
Lnt alter place it on the horse Ill Vlle s''%l
nr o vay ben run the ropeor strap GhlouSIi
ana cOln ~, ~ IN to the ankle of the hind foot
lis feelings ~ "a #. then let him try himself and
might sr We 70 Minutes trial will satisfy him. 1t
,ons caaei Till Break up the trick altogether
! fan fi bs 'Ss ~ 1,TMoy PUFFs.-Beat and sift a
krm ont," 1' nound and quarter of loaf sugar, and
es bnt nix With it the peel OF two lemons
Who aro ~ grated: whisk the whites OF three eggs
had Iiroa; fo firm froth, add it gradually to the
know w SUGAR and lemon, and beat it all together
ou tbot for one hour Make it up into any shape
| le y YOU please, place the putfs on oiled
Now ID paper on q tin put them in moderate
f9n oven, and bake six or eight minutes.
remembpk Ho,I1NY CRooUETTEs.- a cupful
from the of cold, boiled hominy (smal grainedD,
d not wor; hdd tablespoonful of melted butter,
of cata and stir hard, moistening by degrees
With a cupful of rich milk beating to
|f lust u soft paste. Put in a teaspoOnful of
Ing to WAKE SUGAR, and lastly well-beaten egg.
member R6llinto oval balls and dip into beaten
|talln egg, then in cracker crumbs, and fry
| p about ro in hot lard Flour your hands before
! it was in rolling them.
hat year CRIB.BTrING and wind-sucking begin
re ii you and continue as bad habits, and are not
led the Vi to be got over like disease, though
|eigly,N the indigestions anG tympanites caused
I guess bv tbeh may require medicinal treat
Pfllcc!" ment Crib-biting is best prevented
! in '20 d bv a nmzzle, which may be formed of
t.' wire and removed when feeding.
pit two dG Wind-ucking is only to be overcome
Il are tall by a broad belt around the throat,
buckal so tightly as to prevent the ami
you-od NAL clrving the neck and indulging in
wing be- the habit.
"99lHe To CURE HEAvES IN A HORSE
,.,.gI Feed sound oats and no hay morning
o'f ota and mon; and at night in place OF hay
ou. u supply clean oat straw Never work at
w Uv'n too rapid pace; never put to active
IIri IT, work for a full hour after meals; drive
iu luu slowl7for the first hour; see that the
bowels are kept loose, allowing two or
G'lr,, uv three ounces of Glauber salts daily in
u'e!ta the food if necessary. Then give daily
- WL in thefood four grains arsenious acid
u u" one dram bicarbonate of potass, one
=, ,o half dram iodide of potassium, two
'' III - dramS ground ginger. Continue this
,sn for month.
nose a SALT-AND-WATER CUCUMBERs.--Put
Fifty freshly-pickled cucumbers in
+ back tone JAR separating each layer with
resh grape leaves, and sprig of sweet
young enne. Pour over them pickle made
would y boiling pint and half of salt in a
! hG u aIIon ofwaer, and q tablespoonful of
| ad cCr1 ayenne pepper; only let it come to q
oubtG oil; have it perfectly cold before put
|nv OtB ng 1t over the cucumbers cover well
| artd Mith grape-leaves; put clean piece of
up OIL NlTN @ht wood and brick on top to keep
|faSi& II III " cucumberS down; they will ferment,
Mitch EsShghty acid, and be ready for use in
ID caN Ia tfee weeks This is Holland recipe.
Ia Wg gkN CORRESPONDENT of the New York
eL' ~ pf'Nne says: 1t is asserted, and |
Oui haVe no doubt truly, that timber cut
|ea iLoIn The middle Of June to the middle
p fun =. h august lasts much longer, especially
Mneh exposed tothe weather as rails or
~ tae Snn end buried inthe ground like posts.
Ep ~ o.nl' II cut III the other months of the
Ine s. ieal' tle park peeled off and the tim
|Ruh t 1ol aa up on supports two feet or so
fer snn nUil M lGe ground, and permitted to sea-
l hAf fDpn,