The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
HONE. rAKu AID GARDEN.

SrgAw-yArrfxg msy be cleaned VIA
4 txrys coarrs csosh. ffppedfn M, sad
water. and then wiped dry. The salt
prevents n ~strsw from tornIeI ysaew.
GRouxp bone. bone meal and Sac
g~rsnuia,sd bsse sre Al m~crcesnisbis
articles nowadays. and large quantities.
Of this very ccosoricsi Frovt<tsu ff
poultry are used by those who unier.
ssaud IL va,ue.
HoEEnspfsu ssrcE-Grs;e the
aorseradish. boil IN egg hard. pouna the
selk. and add 20 the above = lfItls rae
cream. mustard and vinegar Added the
lat thing. II must al be mixed cold.
and then beaten.
GsArYyrSEs should not be planted
more than six inches deep. n most OF
tie ro5ts grow near the ssr'see. Vince
tha, have Deea laid down or covered
should be fastened upon the treiiis be-
fore the buds tar
Roll JELLY CsKE--Onc cup sugar.
three ezys, one cup -four. one teaspoon
cream tartar. hall teaspoon soda beas
whites aud ye.ks separate. sid -four
gradually; bake OF large drippers AID
when Zone turn on a cloth. spread With
jelly. then roll
CoYrfg CAKE-One cup each sugar.
molasse.. butter; four cups fonr. two
| cups seeded ~raisins. one cup strong
coffee poured on butter; when cool. add
sugar, etc, three eggs, % teaspoon
each cloves, cinnamon nutmeg. little
1 citron. one teaspoon soda. hail teaspoon
I cream tartar
g., o.. S-an rl Uhtsgs
and yelks together. threc- quarters vi \
pound of sugar dissolved In hall a iuin-
bier Of water, let it melt and just come,
to a boil; half q pound ot aour. one tea
spoonful Of yeast powder. teaspoon.
full extract OF lemon, beat eggs aud
su yar together until very light, then
add the Lon
CHEESE OaELEr. Butter the sides
Of q deep dish and cover with thin
slices OF rich cheese; sprinkle with pep
per AMI mustard; 10y over the cheese
thin slice. oil battered bread, then an
other layer OF cheese. and season. Beat
the yelk Of All egg in q cup OF muk aud
pour over the dish. and put II Q IN
n the oven; and bake until q light
brown. IL must be served at once.
FURNITURE PoLisB.-For = polish TO
clean up and brighten old furniture.
pianos. etc. dissolve four ouneeso orange
shellac in one quart Of n~inety-hve per
cent. alcohol; ~ this add IN quart oi
linseed oil and one pint Of turpentine;
when mixed add four ounces OF sui
phuric ether and four ounce OF aqua
ammonia; mix thoroughly and well be-
fore usiny. Apply with a cloth or
sponge, and rub the surface TO which II
IS applied until the polish appears
ACoRREsPoNDESro of the ohio Farmer
states that excellent results ATTENDED
the use of dry unleached wood ashes AS
a preventive Of the ravages of cabbage
worms. The ashes were thrown on top
of each plant. pains being taken by the
operator to jar the plant b. hitting II
with the foot, SO rs to shake the ssles
down thoroughly between the leaves.
Not only were he worms killed pul
1.-THE cabbage instead OF taking hurt
from the bountiful application started
with new life aud energy" Seyera
weeks later it was found necessary tc
repeat the application. The result o'
, the experiment was an unusually INT
crop.
For TEA Observation-Disclosures
NOWADAYS will do well TO apply the fol
D lowing simple test TO tho tea purchased
of their grocers. Turn out the infused
leaves, and if they are found OF 4 goo'
brown color, with fair substance, tn
tea will be wholesome; but if the leave
are black and of a rotten texture, witt
an oily appearance. the tea will not b'
fit to drink. The purer the tea tn
r more the distinctively brown co!or o
the leaf strikes the attention. The mix
ing that is frequently adopted 10 reduc'
3 prices results in the two kinds o
leaves being supplied together. 1t
: important TO see that the caves hav'
the serrated or saw-like edges, withou
9 which no tea is genuine.
! TREATMENT FOR SCRATCHEs.-M.
S., Pamlico County. N. c.: Scratche
: is caused BY q diseased condition of tn
!, blood. together with q concurrent irri
tation of the skin caused by exposur
Z 10 wet or mud. 1t is dangerous to mp
ply axle-greaso to any diseased skin
= as that NAV be very impure aud caus
= a worse trouble. The proper remedy
to give a cooling purgative. as twe'v
4 ounces of EPSON salts, TO wash the leg
with warm water and soap, and appl
: a mixture Of four ounces Of lard, on
ounce of %turpentine. and halt an ounc
of verdigris (acetate of copper) we
rubbed tosather. after wiping the leg
dry with a soft cloth. Alter the sal,
> have operated give one ounce of hyp'
D., sulphite of soda daily until the diseas
Disappears j. limes. tf#