Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29
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run on young grass, as they nip soclose.
ly as to kill the plant.
Silver that is riot IN use, NAV be
kept from tarnishing by burvino II IN n
box or barrel Of oat meal. sl'9 y 3 u
Tho rol,uoi IS H. "a, i.
bends unon the notash. nbosnboric acid
and nitrogen whichit contains and tbe
mechanical effect il has mon the soil
Pumpkins are oxcollont for hoo.o
Tbav arc q 'soyoroio,,,' ,.on,odu g.. 80
final naras;tes TbaS arc inst m,Sot
swine nood 80 49, AZ, Loo,:1 u.s. Tnas
will be reIisbod n, '''0-1 -''''i' Ivy
$500 r. l.lgl p ;.N g0i
,,,,, .osHe lallielless any coughs w an
dn;no ;s 10y e.ln ~ 'lie horses alter q
utos No ~ f'o Iot, ~, low NH mn
bIankets when no is IN ovaro;so ,ot WIN WIN
in a storn, hnt rnb tboron~hIT anJ C,UH
on. after tba borso I hoe fonnS sSoI unu WV
Co., fo 80 D''' -s'''i' 'HS-sSii
---uoose leatlenS are more olly ana
sooneT urn ranc,G tha1 cnicKe9 ieath-
erst lney sh i pc wen washed IN not not
t W1Toi, VIII plelIy VI soap; anu a cup
i ~ u ann, anlinonla 70 q parrei OF water :
s,ie'i iiliSeu anu uLleu; llchlcken Ieath-
ols os arc fontEo ea WIN tI 'nen, or tne large
soGSe ies s'n'1 .'ne yanes snonlu DC
cnrI n and arc "o s oiasto nO v thn o shen
foatborro "'iN' ~ ' ~ 'i''''-0 90 '"0 o'l0i
g., sloS elic,, .it
al"Aeu Ilalil.-ooaN an9 poil nam
SwenSy minutes ISS 70 Inc pounu, ana iet u
Wv HiiiiosV ooiu III lne waVol. TAill IL
no"'ly' alt co"S VIII " Pas'e llaue Oh
cup Vi cI1ciAeI-eI'iihps' one Vi mlik, TWO
S . ', eSSSs' any SeaSoneu Wi'n pepper.
oov ti'0 iaill IN Ino oye,i uil'l. tno sla1,
tls Is nIowneu, inolsIesl1g now anu
W. W.; ~ sl;mo teN sPooi.i .l u oielll;
carnish vii h parSlay 'N D''i'N GNU VIZ"
-
-, l4'n'oIesV e:, -, arc .tne eV,e solne
"PPLes' anu anu ool' 'lil nearly tenuer, ana ana
" Ciiese 'aHe Que Pouhu 70 IniS auu inc
Ju'1o ~ iaDneI ihole 'iian nun leuioh
anu .ne ra'eu Psei VI = w11le one'
Sme0.1n W o,sl'e WIN 'owueleu io"l sn-
S:'u' "oou. cno Pouiio 10 usueity SUM-
o.oi.i W Inis a''u .ne. elS 4 Vi elgnVeggS,
'nu .no w"tes - st1 Wgll peaIen, Inre ~
ounces VI Gut'er, i14ulu sulllc 81, 70
liiA .neli WIN, anu oGaD up an 'Vgesn-
ol, PuS i I d PIG uisii anu o"Ae lor
neatly dill i,our ..r..,,l,,.f...
10 make delicious puddlng follow
TINS rule but 40 not tell the family OF
o mn"u 'n a. PuuulnS y .if'ue unIil II Is
e"oen; One SI g, oi lnoiasses, one cup o,
SUI onoppou li'e' oie cup vi Ia" graVeu
potato, one cup OF raw grated CARROT,
one cup of fruit, either raisins or Eng
lish currants, a little salt and pinch of
soda. Steam for three hours; eat with
sauce. The grated potato makes the
pudding light and the carrot helps to
give it a rich brown color. -is'
Give YOUR animals GOOD DWELLINGS,
The inmates of stables and sheds need
LIGHT and ventilation fully as much as
the denizens of our handsomest houses.
And vet thousands of horses. unon
whose work men and families depend
for their livelihood, are stabbed in close.
dark, filthy Enclosures, while cows. of
whose lives thousands of children are
partakers in the most literal sense, fare
far worse in all that pertains to health,
1t is believed by MANY careful observers
that animals are as sensitive as men