The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02
HONE AND RARu.

Some farmers DO not know that 1
easoned fire.Wood gives more heasthaa {
Irecn wood. But that u thN fact. l.
II. w. Hin 4 Co., Decatur, ILL.,, 10.
bort iOO.OOO,OOO Of Nill's triangular
hog Rings sold since 1879, using $4,000
pounds Of wire measuring ), aOs miles.
-Alsike clover gives smaller crops
han red clover, but Of better quality.
Il Il especially recommended Tor soils
liable 10 heaying by frost, and sdords
excellent ground for bees.
The red louise or spider, II once they
get good foothold In tho hcnnery. are
more tenacious and troublesome TO hens
than arc the common body lice. The
ordinary methods employed u dispatch
these insidious pests fail to dislosige the
red louise. Kerosene oil rubbed through
the feathers to the flesh Is good rem.
edy.
Cake or Fruit Sandwichcs.-Four
eggs, their weight In -four, sugar and
butter; warm tho butter and beat 1t toa
cream, then stir the -four and sugar into
It gradually. beat up the eggs and stir
them In. Beat the cake well for about
half an hour and bake in rather quick
oven. II for sandwiches slice the cake
In half and put preserves between.
Teachings from the manure pile
were poured eight or nine times during
the season into small holes made with
sharp stick four or five inches from
young rose plants set in clay soil, and
the surface stirred with hoe the follow.
ing day, and the result, according TO the
Rural New Yorker, was . "wonderful"
show Of bloom, continuing through tho
summer into October.
-FlOat.-One pint OF sweet milk, six
eggs; separate the whites from the
yelks. Beat the yelks with two table:
spooniuls Of sugar. Pour the yelks and
sugar into the milk and boil it till thick.
Flavor to taste. Beat tho whites TO .
10th. Put q few spoonfuls Of the whites
in dish and pour the boiled custard in
1t and then put the remainder OF the
whites on top Of the dish.
Stomach staggers Is the common
name for congested or apoplectic con.
dition Of the brain consequent upon In.
digestion. The stomach, being overload
| ed with food, acts upon the circulation
in such . way a. to gorge the brain with
blood and produce excessive pressure.
The result Is temporary loss Of sight,
giddiness and inability to stand; the
, horse falls and struggles for . few min,
utes, and then gets up, but remains dull
and stupid for some time. The remedy
, In bad cases 10 10 bleed ct onae from th'
neck, and then TO give quart Of LIN
,, seed.oil to relieve the bowels. In mod
crate cases it ID better TO give . pint o
|. oil and repeat it the third day for thre
= times. Then feed lightly and give
dram Of ginger and - much sulphate q
a iron In the feed twice . day.-N.. !
\ Times.
= Strawberry Tartlets.-Make som
a short paste with two OF. OF sugar, tw
! or. Of butter, the yelks Of four eggs,
4 little water, . pinch Of salt and flour jus
i enough; work II lightly and roll out .
= the thickness Of one-eighth Of On incl
= Line some pattypanS with Il, Gil theI
r. with uncooked rice to keep their shsp!
!. and bake them in . moderate oven Il
:. done. When brown remove the ri
~ from each tartlet and I'll 1t with stray
"a berries which have been previous
n heated through in On oven In . covert
Of dish, with sugar, but no water. To
Of served cold.
IN -Manuring Of grapes should be reg
I'd lated by the nature OF the soil. II 1t
9. lamp-in most cases . bad condition
nv grape .growing-stable manure in gre
We quantities means diseased vines. In d
80 ground, it has beneficial effect. Ma
in persons Of small places have grapes
n. damp ground, or can have none. Th
es must take care 10 keep tho roots ne
Of tho surface; never crop the grou
.re about them 70 destroy the small Abr
rly Il it can be avoided, and even good n
L. often follow, when the vines seem I.
ish Ing, to carefully follow up the roots
It near the surface, and encourage,
nly much a. possible, those remaining the
,ut Wood ashes. bone.dust, and such ]
nd: fertilizers Are best for grape vines tn
On. ground.
hat I'm preparing salads for the "a
the great care should be exercised in ole
Ing Ing them. Vermin Of various sorts n
re. be inadvertently taken into the mot
mo This Is particularly tho case 10 regar
uld those boiled, such Is spinach. tar'
70 tops, beet leaves, corn salad, or asp.
ned gus. They should be boiled in cl
ned water with . little salt thrown in
drained quite dry. They look n
UGH chopped tine, pressed still drier,
are formed into shape In the dish, seaso
,ich with q little butter before shaping,
far, slices Of hard-boiled eggs placed arc
Dme tho pile. In selecting the men" +
ks, dinner, two sorts Of vegetables are
the dom too much, and this dish will Q
his sionally form one for . perfectly
and dinner.
ages T1.v..e1 n, alock.