The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

-Mcve ssss wires u s~e-s pcssso-
f~soranffy

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frequently. !
-Kerosens oil poured on the nests ~
c~.,.rpillas in,il thoroughly sa'nrai@d
viii destroy them
A lump Of wax tied In rag >na
some sai -prlnkled on aPaper vii poi
fsh a ho. Ga. iron. First appis The way
nag. then rub with the sal, sPrinksei on
paper.
Canned Fruits. Boil pcscnss.
pe.r. piums. cherries. citron or 4u.nees
in n thick s.rup-a ~tescuD!ul OF water
to n pouni of white sagar-uaiH ten
der. Take from the Erc and Jet temAn
in the .irnp two DAYS Take out, dram,
sprinkle sugar over each piece aad dry
in q cool oven
To Clean Gold Ornsrnen,<-Dis
solve = lit e al amnonlac IA souis 0i
wine and wash the gold in ~ or, w
the following method: Nix some Jewel.
er : rouge with q little salad on. and
with a tpoth brush ruo the ornament
til per ec;ly clean Then wash y n
warm soap and water with a clean
brush and dry it with wash leather.
The oanker worm. which inlu e'
the foliage Of the orchtrd. and which IS
| nlso known a. the measuring worm ana
! HACK span-xorrn. can be- promptly de
stroyei by the Use oi Paris green, ioa-
| don purple or arsenic. in the proportion
/ of one pound Of the FIRST o a barrel OF
water. or onc-ha.f o pound of either oil
the others To the same quAntit1 water
To press flowers. catherine flowers
20 be pressed when the dew has quite
dried OF from them. and before the sun
has become 80 warm ~ Ia Wit them
put them between newspapers or
other porous papers, aud place thrAh
under a press chan sc them every day
to fresh paper until Ihey are dr.ed; all
the thin-leaved flower, u viii be found
best 10 use for this purpose.
Corn Soup.-Cut only the top of tbs
kernels from the cob, scrapinS oil a!
that remains. To = quart OF this corn
add two quarts oil hot water. Boil Tor
an hour, then pass through a coiandcr.
Into n stew-Dan put " spooniuls Oh
butter. when IL melts stir IN n large
~spoonIul of flour. Stir IN the corn. add
a pint Of hot mix and a cup:ul of cream.
When il comes 10 "A boil season with
salt and pepper.
Dutch Toast. Loaf OF Graham
bread, three eggs. two large spoouiuis
of milk. butter. chm anon, sugar. Mlx
the eggs. milk and cinnamon together.
cut the b cad in slices and dip them IN
il. Melt NEE butter in the frying pan.
put in the bread, aud when a little
brown turn il over, serve n hot dish.
butter it slightly. and sift a little sugar
and nutmeg on each slice. Serve very
hot for dessert.
Vertigo or staggers may proceed
from various causes. Badly fitting cot
lars, plethora, diseases OF the BRAN
and even Indigestion may produce the
symptoms described. Look well to The
animals food. and see that 1t Is OF 8
laxative kind; and also see that tn.
collar of the harness does not crowd
upon the iugular vein. The rubbing
of the hips and tail would indicate
that the parts are infected with para
sites. Wash the parts in carbolic soaI
and warm water. and when the hair L
) removed apply m%ercuriai ointment, O
sulphurmixed with lard, and well rubbed
! i'm. \. Sun.
The cause of rust in wheat is tn
growth of a fungus, which appears un
der certain circumstances. such "A
damn. hot weather. followed by brigh
: not sunshine. The seeds or spores O
J the rust are floating in the air at a.
? times, being very small and light, and
! falling on the leaves of the wheat, ger
! inmate and produce very minute Orange
! colored plants. These are the rust. !
: second stage OF rust is supposed TO b
: smut. There is much difficulty in study
; inc the natural history # these M nut
z fungi, and so far we have no knowIedg
= OF n methods of preventing damag
'" to crops by them. Rusts OF d'heref
i species affect the leaves Of many plant
!, wheat. oats. the bean, strawberry, rasI
= berry. pear, apple. ounce. hawthorn
!. mountain ash, oak, beef. cabbaT'
!, tern, fav, harberry. rose. sorrel, thist'
II and many others. both wild and cult
IL tivated. 1t is a question If one Kin
II Will not affect a plant of another warn
e to: it is known that some rusts inie
l. other plants than their W native sor