The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-01
HOME, PARa AND GARDEN.

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To c-Ei FLrNE>. put some o 1t
81. on a shovel. spriakle brown sugar
N the coa's and ho i the pluncs IL the
smoke.
oSE hole in the fence will. by and by.
cost ten times n. mu-h a. u would -
tx II NJ oace. Dne 4 --as ed sheep Viii
spoil |. sock. Dn. Enruly animal wtt
teach al Others in company bad tuck-
Corr PUFF.->c4ld I've tablespoon
fu,s II Indian meal. and when bot atd
alump o. butter the sze 81 Al e<-
when cold. add two eEE-. beaten sep
s~rately. two cups 81 sweet milk and
eight tablespoonful. Of wheat Hour.
CEMENT YpE MrNDTNs CHINA
Make a :hirk solution If gum arabic
with WARM water. an sir IN plaster -
paris: Use while warm and set the article
awayfortwo or itH-e days 20 dry. Z can
not be brokeH again n tie same ? =
ALI seats made by pruning ~ large
branches % trees should D. painted 90
iarred. or otherwise protected from the
rain. Mas fruit trees h-cpm- huil1s.
or fall into premature decay. from the
rain penetrating through old saw-cats
made in pruning.
VASE FoE THE HANDS-Four
pulyerized boraN. four ounces each Of
s~alcratus and muriate Of Ammonia put
into q TN pan and pour IN four quart,
Of hot >oft water Star until well mixed.
botil, for Use after washing the hands
aud face, Wet with the ADORE
CITRoN CAKE. -(h1w to keep the
citrJn from falling 10 the bottom Of the
cake Onc cup Of butter, two ot u
gar. three Of -four, four eggs aud
cup of milk; add one tra-poOnful o!
soda AMI two of cream Il tartar and one
pinch Of salt. Make the cake ~ above.
put IN the pan. cut the cItrpn thin, put
II in the cake endwise. push down I'M
Ill the batter cover citrOD.
STRAWBERRY SHoETCAKE--Make
enough for three LAYERS rolled L little
thicker than for pies, and bake in Jelly
cake pans; prepare two quarts %:
berries, and stir IN sugar To taste about
half an hour before YOUR crust i baked
butter the crust while hot, spread the
berries between the LAYERS. and serve
Immediately; no sauce i needed, - the
juice Of the fruit i sufficient.
RHUBARB PIE.-Flrst -tew and sweet
en- Your fruit 10 taste. Line YOUR dish
with paste; brush the paste over with
the beaten white of an z to keep it
from getting soaked. Do not put q
than half a cup Of water 10 "A two quart
saucepan Of the rhubarb in strwing. or
il will be too juicy. Fill the dish three
quarters full, put strips Of paste across
~ for II tart pie. aud bake in a quick
oven until the crust l. done.
PArSTED FLooRs.-For kitchen and
pantry floors there j. nothing better
than a coat Of hard paint. The cracks
should be filled with putty before i !
applied, and the paint allowed TO dry At
least two weeks before using: and then
il is easily kept clean b. washington
scrubbing with milk aud water. Soap
should never be allowed to touch it.
Red lead and yellow ochcr are good for
coloring; the former makes hard paint
that wears VOL.
TIE London FdrWcr gives the fol-
lowing formula for making liquid graft
in. wax. MeltOne pound Of commonresin
over a gentle fire, add one ounce If beef
tallow and stir well; cool a little and
mix with il a tablespoonful of spirits Of
turpentIne and then add seven ounces of
ninetv-!iyc per cent. alcohol. The al
cohol will cool it : q rapidly that i, will
be- necessary to put II again on the fire,
stirring il constantly with the utmost
care To prevent the alcphp!from getting
inflamed. To avoid thiSthe best way iStO
remove fromthe fire when the lump com
mences to melt. and stir AMI repeat
until the whole is Il homogeneous mas
similar to honey. |; should be put or
with a painters brush. After Il few
DAYS exposure to the atmosphere in a
thin coat, il becomes as hard rs 4 stone
and impervious TO air.
CoLIC.-As soon rs the collie pains
are ~perceptiblc, givet the animal a drench
composed of eight ounces raw linseed
oil. one fluid ounce OF laudaaum, one
drachm powdered inter and eight fluid
ounces pcppcrmint-water. Mix well
and drench slowly down the throat
from a commo drcnching-hurn or =
smooth-necked champagne-bo'tle. If
entire relief is lot given in one hour
repeat the above-preScribed drench
in the same quantities a here given.
If YOU viii give proper attention TO the
diet of your horse and feed him with
sound, sweet and nutritious grain and
~provender. the only food in character
that agrees with the stomach and lis
functions, YOU will not have any fur.
Their difficulty as regards collie attacks.
Large quantities of water should not
be given at any M time 10 horses
that Indicate the least prediSpoSition 20
attacks of collie. The water furnished
all live stock should be at all times
pure. soft and fresh. and given in
small quantity n a time three or four
times daily. Both food and water
should be given in regular quantities
and at regular hours of the day. The
stable should be properly ventilated
and lighted with sash windows. Where
strict attention i given to the hygienic
and dietary care and general manage
ment of live stock, health will surely
follow.