The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

Says the Indiona Farmer. y Wa
rick County farmer recently lost eleven
horses and mules from eating corn
Stalks; which being cut up formed indi-
S.s.,pIe pails IN their ~stomachs. pro-
duclng death in q short time"
"A New York farmer saws that pota.
70 tops make the best mulch for straw.
berries. They are free from weed
seeds, heavy enough not 10 be blown az
ana Will not pack and smother The planfs
as straw or hay will sometimes ~. m
spring they are 50 well rotted as not n
need removal.
a physician writing 10 the Nav
hork tribune says; "All moles and dis
coiorations can be removed with q sun
giass cosing from $3.50 to Is. Seat
me PAT ent IN q clear, strong sunlight:
pring the concentrated rays Of the sun
20 bear on the cxcrescence five or ten
minutes. In three or four weeks the
mole VIII scale off and new skin come
on leaving no trace Of the nmvus ma
ternus. II the mole should not be en-
tirei, removed at the first application.
repeat till il Isl"
who plant trces for Landscape
eject should give attention 70 the
grouping Of variously colored foliage "a
ne trees planted. A writerin me oar
yen speaks. among other effects. ~ tbe
me combination and contrast effected
Dy planting together the copper beech
the white poplar: the dark. rich
emf Of the D and the light. silyer-orav
the other presenting a striking an
'carance when turned up BY the wind !
~ the sunshine. The ailanthus and
umach are recommended for grouping
ogether, and the naples and the sweet ;
Ham with Egg Cake. Beat 10 two j
ggs well; put into them small squares Z
white bread; add some chopped
arsie.y, pepper and salt, and 4 little
u'mcg; stir IN with a pinch OF baking
owuer and some milk. Put q piece q
utter into The pan. pour in the batter {
nd frizzle brown on one side. then i .
nd finish. Have ready 4 slice Of ham y
lzzed. Dr. some cold ham that has l,een ?
Never boil your ham; 4 small 9
zee OF q couple or three pounds CIT g
.ick and put above the boiling water. Q
go twice as far as when il has been \
'iled to rags.-Food and Health. \
Bean Soup.-One pint OF dried !,
hite beans, quarter OF a pound fat salt !,
'rk, cut into strips, two pounds !,
acked bones Of any kind-ham bones
. very good-quarter onion. and !
!" refuse stalks OF celery, three Quarts D,
coiu water, pepper. Soak the beans All
ght N iuke-warm water. In the morn
Z drain and put them intothe pot with
rk bones and vegetables. Cook 10
WHY four or live hours, stirring we'll q
q often. ~ beans are apt 10 "catch y 81
the bottom OF the Dot. Rub "a
rough q cullender when YOU have VI
sen out the bones. Everything else an
ould be pressed through the holes. "A,
turn 70 the fire. pepper to taste. and RI
time. y
Horse diseases are more likely Ia
'ur m damp. cold, marshy localities
q m those that are dry and warm. !
zee horses should at least have drv ~ ~
PIES on . gravelly soil with GOOD. vi
ural or artificial drainage. and II cou
sible a southern exposure. Impure my
4 one q the strongest p~redisposinc ne
ses. Horse stables should be kent An,
N. sweet and airy. and all affections can
ne lungs that will impair breathing BIZ
me- proper aerati0n Of the blood COS
uld be corrected. Impure water y
spoiled or insufficient food and do I
rwork are likewise to be guarded lido
But abo re all other thinrs put
len exposures 70 cold and wet. OF II 80
draughts when heated, are 10 be
RI. III N. Y. Tribune. II