The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
HOSE, Farm ND GARDEN.


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.e. shr.ls v o. ties Nau; h~A
-Ncvcs oses. al atsAA srri spa
az L. Atpp arsvg ylal = trs sar
IN. unr STAR fr1 bad Fl4cg Z il
possible % zvosI :
~-R.pbcIy Jam - Taree-tugrths
rosat ~ sugar "a ever Toan4 % iEiL
Iut the iEllt ul aloe. or wlth Sc al
d;i1a @! % pm, cHuaa; ga.-" - cv-
cry !rar pogaas ra.1tcrrcs bai hNLf
Al hour, iua,b N sal s;rg-as N.i
ali the sIrlr4Ct sr,s iael., n ns.rs
pore. bla-kurrr. lsra Is very goal
made II ile AN va, cas- oL-i.as
tue cgrrAHt JUICE.
" -a . asrs- es;s w.t5 : lieu tv.
d-ops D.. ipyl .a,.r4 81! ,aa. 5s q o.,
EEd sohh-7. freely. SEES -.r.a ana.
lie .oJAct for. Perhaps >ue .. i--
teeth tnsy have ,-arp edge, ant sg..
IA" cheeks EELu.lc tHc uaI-l o.
agy o: the ,ey,I are sharp aIi wuI7L
the ohrsNs or the lua-u". have ;ce
edge, -asyc! down aaI zyy.s to--X a
powder. "a ;hr ia.-r-I pats col; Ea-
mouth. II al. ~ tEe teeth are &C.
cayed they slJuld oc pulled olt
If \ colt il never allowed % s-t IN
~a-sauA-c, It vii never SOS TN, u
pI,,e,,e, a power that man cannot cuE.
trOl. and If made faEi ar w-A ,.ra1.c
objects i IA 10; Re -A4itsg AMI argy-
cIs. IL a horse - male accgs:orJyf
from hs earl, day, ~ have object, hi
him o. hi heels. back ar b %. be wIl
-. asts..v. >. 81. Sc ~ -. .
harness. or - wagon Tgnuiu, aga Mt
INN ~ n unexpected moment.
-iIpr,cra! ia Sauce Two table
spoonful, o! grated hp >e-aI,h, IWo
tablespoonful o! cider vinegar. u ,uP
OF cream. ycik II one egg, salt to taste.
one ounce oi butter. Cover the horse
rIi-h with water. aud bul4 IL. sslgltus
il ocrls oua'ly for halt a. hour. STRAIN
Of a.. the water. Aid the vinegar, but
ter and sat. STIR NJ TIL mtNei Beat
the = and cream together. and aid
Just before serving IL j. VERY u4ce
with raw oys.er, % AM cold meat.
School Pulling Swell IA ,eacup
iu' o! r.cc in q plat Of IL TX. swcstcurt
AMI favored - taste. When cold. NIX
with II 4 wci!-beaton egg Have ready
a PINT basin WE'LL uttcTCi. AMI u
break %a-t-cupiUl of hrcli-crumb- with
q teISpoon!u! q: moist sugar well mlN,!
with them. Law the crumbs ali ruunt
the basin thick \ with a knfc and the
rice in the center. lay mUrc crumu>
on the top and bake hll: an hour IN u
quick oven. Eat with jam.
To Preserve Cherries fake the
cherries when they tire fully npc. and
stone them; weigh together the Juice
and lTu!t; To one pound ui them pat
half pound clear brown >u.ar Boz. tI~
cherries IN in 80 for one hour ard a-h1.f
then add the sugar, and boIl Tor n
much longer time; str tIem uccI> &" a
ally. To prevent their burning Ihc}
are excellent Tor pes. aul should hr
stirred for Il day or two. - keep th'
sirup from scttiuy n the bottom IL
i best to put them in rather small. jars.
tor the preserve viii he ONE acid, II ~
posed g. the air when The jar ; opened.
Il not 300 used.
MANY pretty good c~u'tivators and
all the puur ones see 70 10 C tIr nee
e,sa-. courage 10 Thin crpus - The,
should il they would secure the best r
suits. MANY ay.nrya-d ha, uc. u nearly
ruined because il, owner could not bear
Ia pix oil and destroy the surplus TuGt
The ann IS true of pears ava other
fruit crops. MANY vegetable crops nrvi
the same Alteration. and Il the, de- Tc
CciTe II N I'm. viii - greatly improved
MauZyl>. su,1r bccts aud other root
are amonStho,c that especially nee! al
t.VFHap .Grn ts.,.na .rFE-fE. HnFI
many other tljns wIii also nee .uus-
in after in thu - ue way. Do mo- ne
,rct these important things 4 The bet
result are desired.
-Curfaat Cake. Two pounds al
-four. one pound butter. one pound
sugar. two ounces canIlcd peel. three
an IrtcrS al! a pound each o. CUrta {,
and su.tana-. three cyEs, two iet-pnoB-
fUl, each oi carbonate at 7Ottaud cream
Of trTtlr. sufficient mix To mix 10 =
proper cOn,istcucg. Rub the butter
and four well together. add the cur
rants. s~u.tanas aud sugar. aud b zee!
finely cut. Wei beat the e.Is. add hi
milk. and peat into the MIXTURE. Ma
the carbonate OF soda aui cream OF tar
tar with a little mix. AMI while oder
vrscing pour into the cake and bea: the
whole Tor about i've minu,os Have
ready a cakct,n lined with .I0,'cl pa
per. pour the mixture into It. and base
IN = quick oven till done (s5ou, three
hourS).
Noise MAJ BE- delfenci ~ Q gum-
Der OF simple contr vanCe,. Rubber
cushions under the legs Of q work
bench are an effective method nf dead
en.ng noise. it beng found. as stalled.
that IN 4 certain factory the hsmmern.
of fifty coppersmiths was scarcely audi
bic IN the room below, their benches
having under each leg a rubber cushion.
Kegs OF sand or sawdusi. app. cd in the
same way. alord similar immIni '. 4
few inches OF sand or sawdust being
first poured into each keg. there - LAID
on It 4 board or block upon which the
leg rests, and around the Leg and b.o-k
is poured tine. drs sand or sawdu,I rs
this simple means il is said. not only all
noise, but n vibration and shock are So
completely pre- ented that an ordinar.
anvil thus mounted may be used even
in a dwelling house, without annoying
its occupants.