The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29

-C~saaxs usas AAse been ssasAsa by
. kerosene lamp should - WASHED 90
wi.h soda ~a;ar.
-An boar .psns in rsstiag sid clean
VII ssse n eay o. q ~eck II The future
IL ~eraaieasng weed.
In making preparations TO- wsnt-r
~protscaoa. ~ for saEsDsr pzstar.. k1eP
N mind thaii5 BE lsrssers dep~rScncc
20 be more aud mort on his stock
brad ot unbo,tet ukes; Sour "a
for making -r-ersor bone and muscle
10 the growing child. far preferable. 10
boltei aosgr. aEd oasaeI . saliy equal.
II no: superior 20 T. led on these With
rsrre mix thiitren VII be sure 20 have
good health and goos t-eih-
To kees Frsxvvts-Appfv the
white oi an egg aish a brush 10 singso
thickEess o: white tissue paper. ath
wifch coyer the jsrs. lapping over a.
inch ar two. IL ~I' REQUIRE 20 iytny.
becoming when dry ~iaoonccIvz5ly ttghi
aud strang. and inPsrylOas - ihs 21s-
-Whea people see = horSe's head
! drawn up by The Bearing re e, sn4 sse
him stepping short and ctSrnping his
bit. tossing his hcsA and rziisseg TIE
harses. they Rssame hs. IA. j. acting
in the prii. Of his strength and iullnes
Of spirit; whereas the animal i really
suffering Hson'es OF pain and Is u inc
90 gain by these morenrssts ~n,craentary
relief. ~
Potato roses nay - prepared as
|! follows. Pare carefully with = hin
b.afe-6 d perknise some peeled pota-
toe. rounassrsi ro,ras WITH ali of zach
J potato ~ pared Ia the ceaser. do NO,
cat lis slices sufficiently thin 10 break-
|, Place in a wire basket and dip into
boiling lard. Potatoes thus prepared
are supposed to- resemble roses. bence
the name applied ~ this garn,sh.
Smoked Neat on Toast-Take a
cold smoked tongue or ham that has
been welt boiled, and CRATE il with =
coarse grster or mince 10 line. mix { with
cream and beaten yelk Of egg. and let
IL simmer oEer the IRE. Prepare some
nire slices OF toast. butter them ratner
slightly. lay them in 4 nat dish hat hss
leea heated owe the ire. sad cover
each slice with the meat mixture thai
should he spread on hot. Place on Ihe
table in a covered dish. for either break
fast or supper. o
@kRaren's Pnddans.-Put cnetaNe
spoonful o. Carolina rice and one table
spoonful OF tapioca into n three-pini
pudding-dish; add IA tablespoonful OF
coarse brown smear and a small pinch
of salt. Let this soaS close 10 the ire.
and bat il bc constantly stirred. Then
put very little bits of butter on The top,
and put IL in n moderate over, Fol
the first half-four stir IL often from the
bottom, then leave It, I'm tao hours
yol wiz have a pudding far exceeding
in richness one made with eggs, and
with n delicious flavor. Sage. or tap
ioca. or rice alone. are 'efually good.
Writing of obesity in neat stock. a
well informed correspondent OF the
London LiUe StO;k JOs.rnd! remarks
that 1.-THE time without doubt viii come
when these moving masses OF grca.e
will be passed over in the show-ring.
aud the honors awarded 10 those in n
more natural condition. and with Their
points un~concealcd by useless cushions
of fat. Probably n yet wider view will
be taken. namely, that animals over
b%urdened. unable TO stand for long to-
gether. and almost asphyxiated. as in
the case Of pigs. MAY be regarded rs
being cruelty tortured.r lie goes on
to say that giItt0ny is usually n morbid
condition in dumb beasts or a aAs
oyer-fceding the direct cause OF many
diseases that not only affect the patient,
sut his or it's posterity. e.
Ornamental shrubs. planted about
dwellings, are often neglected year aft
or year. and become distorted in shape
and stunted in growth. They may be
greatly improved BY manure and prun-
ing. The manure shoshd be applied in
autumn as u top-dressing. extending at
least as Far from the stem on each side
rs the height Of the shrub. The so!u-
bio parts oi the manure will soak INTO
the ground ana accelerate growth next
season. The Ipilching eject OF the
fbrous parts wIll be useful. Next
string. before growth begins. cut, back
the longer shoots at u fork. iaking tho
ionger or laryer portion OF the branch
and leaving the smaller. which will
avoid any stump. Bring the shrub this
iuto handsome shane. II the growth is
too thick anywhere. thin it ont. IL
there are any crooked or dead shoots
or branches. cut them OIL Country
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