Sharp County record., 1881-07-07
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ARM AND PRESIDE
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oallon of white paint should
Is now en-. rtv-four square yards OF surface
lsci1n es are said to extract from the
+1olaon. about three -fourths the guam
.oy' saidOh otasb and phosphOric acid which
3 fa;.I aIior, ais take up.
nai ITO Pone.-This is favorite
he West India Islands Nash'
C'1ss cal 70 crate two pounds of potatoes;
- WIN gFnr ounces each of sugar and but
q. Sj,j ed. one teaspoonlul each OF salt
VI The eaSsa,per; mix well together; place
king dish and put into quick
ngland, b,ntil7it is done and becomes
: and dOgrowned.
customs, sod sauce,-Pour half pint OF
o"aFd sas milk on a teacupful of fine
SIS % sols .rnmbs, add small onion stuck
-,... rec cloves, asmall blade of mace,
gnltaries hoeppercorns, and salt to taste;
ere are two l,sauce simmer five minutes, add
Bishops, a,.piece Of fresh butter, and at the
rehdeaeOns serving remove the onion ana
ere are a This sauce is used for steWed or
.. fowls.
lreh e1tau eorrespondent of the Farmer and
vas a.SeOTs9rowe, recommends the use O., ,i
ID H,e ot FeFn,n salt as cure for ''red rust;
i-Io-do faiaidly scourge of our native olacE- tlG
pastor gp and black raspberrles ms
uLlon to tossd crust is one of the higher
''ead Of h;of parasitic fungi, and not gener-
doubling served on the growing plant un-
70 the CO.. lows its bright orange red frult-
2aying bin ads in the form of large red scales
haste to r- ,Inder side of the leaves in June
lily.
rch had bere is rule for making Boston
In frOntd bread:'' Take four cupfuls of
ne premIs meal and four cupfuls of rye
ppearance not four; sift through coarse
g this hs sieve; add two teaspoonfulS OF
musical ga little salt, one cupful of mo-
price Of Sd, one cupful of sour milk, and
pot plant sufficient to make a soft dough.
he suecesrfour hours in a moderately heated
oors ald6 or what would be better, two
the chur4 in brick oven.
'aLnleah lent ahicken and Ham Pie.-Season
el lls slices Of boiled ham, lay them on
WORKING f.paste about half an inch thick;
PIE sci NV season some pieces of chicken and
POsIoh them On the ham, with the yelkS
nuerneH me hard eggs; cover these with
gOod Won slices of ham, season as before,
cunlary Come gravy in over half a cup OF
to sauce and put puf-crust on
ID and bake it thoroughly. If to
RAPHS. ten hot, more gravy may be added
done.
ns - Dust Bath. Nothing the stock
more at this season of the year
orais "a dust bath, and nothing will con-
L'"'0 Oon te more to their health and clean
ne nal ns. As they quiver and shake it off
mt the nl, how bright and smooth it leaves
Js trl5Et hair. It seems to be the peer OF
l. He susyr in cleansing their hides. Witness
so called rse, how he will roll in dry road
and doy or flock of COWS, how they will
Nobody ip and throw the dust all over their
made 50 KS, at the same time shaking them
Tranwr..s Is and operating the ever active
Droper NJ in removing it, leaving the skin
a Sous red Of all parasite vermin. Give
which 4, d all chance for frequent dust
"a bont His. The chickens succumb to the
sbonJ ~ictive Influences of the bath " the
,uId kss, t readily, therefore give them all
ashes for the purpose they require.
flee and s-Compote of Cherries. For this red
sh0em3E fTl6S are W Ue pIelellou, pOOduoO VI
Now Hr piquant flavor. Kentish or Mo-
cal hi;to-os are the best They must not be
because Ilpared as for a pie, because every
The ipvIry should have portion of the
-pnE k remaining. The best way, there
,,u..i. ID, is to Shorten the stalks with pair
n.L .-ycissors. Put the fruit in a stewpan
list, %r@ h fine sugar in the proportion of a
,,,,, ,,,na" rter-pound sugar to one pound fruit,
.;n. Una. III to the same quantities add the
'OI' - .ce of one lemon. Put them over a
Nv Wv fire; shake occasionally; let them
""D ! for three minutes, then take them
.r- -5with "a spoon, put in basin, and
n'aI I ,efully drain away all the sirup,
auu =, Itch put into the pan again and re-
'a'u H!Ice by boiling. To thicken the sirup
' TTs Ts. title isnglass may be added, but if it
T. lLs be done without it is much better,
up cause jelly of pure sirup is beauti-
Is c'I' ly transparent but isinglass destroys
g transparency. The sirup must be
ysa Mured into plate to set, and when the
the, clmpote is required the cherries are
Antetca led in q pyramid and the jelly turned
nd Othser them.
Tn bys,