The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.

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IL yol wish 20 proiueo glue =,
viii rcsis; xa;e-. boil one poIad - VA
Ter IA two quarts o! skinasd milk
Dsrcr TrSaaz.
To prcyen: Tho juice o. pes spak.
Ing into thu under crust. bea. the white
If an egy. and brush the crus. s.th H.
To give n ricb bro~n % the upper
crust brush that with j; aiso-H J..
PasI.
Pretty and seryicclbie tides are
mbio @. rsck-rack. with narr1v. bright
ribtons run in; for ihis plTsoss chDs>e
No. II braid sai NJ - thread ES-
pericnce proTcs that the linen thread
which coms on the rni spools i strong
erthaa any other. FIRING the eH4s o. the
ribbons.
COLLECT some SCOT from n chimney
or n stove where wood j. used ~ fuel.
put il into an OLD pitcher ani psplT hot
water upon il. When cool use i 10 "a
ter your plants every few DAYS Tbs
effect upon plant. Is wonderful In pro-
dacing a rapid growth Of ihrIfsy shoots
aud 4 great number Oi thick. richly
tiaiel leaves.
Ham Toast: When n ham ct. I'M
slightly for the table take OF a. much Of
il as yon require and miRce timely. II
pint of m.nce put two tablespoons
Of cream, or fresh rich nils Boil IL
five minutes; prepare we'd bui,c-e!
toast. and spread the mi1oc on. >tro~
over this well grated br,al crumbs. n
little parsley and some small pieces #
butter. Brown In n quick osc and
serve hot.
1t j. said hat coarsc sponge cut IN
half-inch cubes and fried brown ani
hard in drippings. Is grcctlilt eaten by
rats. and swclls in their ~,toinarhs. pro-
ducing death. An instance is men
toned by the New YORK san where
this treatment cleared premise, Of the
pest. against which other remedies
had been tried without effect.
Water for stock Of MI kinds should
possess the same qualities ~ that in
tended for the drink oi human beings.
IL should he free from vegetable and
animal matter. and should contain ear
bonIc acid and some mineral sub
stances. II should also bc quite cold
during the warm weather. -ChtcGj0
JO,rH al.
Asparagus and Eggs: Take cold
boiled asparagus and cut the tender
parts into inch lengths. and place in \
buttered baking dish. seasoning with \
little salt AMI pepper. Break three 81
four fresh egg. over them without beat
ing them. Scatter 4 few bits oi butter
ovcr the eggs, and bake in 4 quick oyea
until the eggs are cooked enough
-T1untry Gentleman.
An excellent and economical dish
for breakfast i made. or can be, from
the remains Of yesterdays dinner. Cut
some cold roast beef in small pieces.
warm them up with a little gravy. &c
which add one cup of stcwed tomatoes.
Another way To prepare cold meat 10;
breakfast * to cut in thin slices, lay IL
on a wire gridiron and heat Oye - bel
of Goals; put a little lump of butter on
each slice and sprinkle pepper and salt
over il. Send To the table with mashed
potato cakes, mullins and co.lcc.-N. i.
Post
Mr.. Joseph Harris thinks il an ex-
cellent plan 10 give the children a
chance to try their hands ut gardening
not flower gardening merely. but
growing garden sass of all kinds,
such a. beans, peas. lettuce. radishes.
bects and so on. II Il doesn't amount
to much in any other WAY. it will in af-
fording the youngsters hcalthtul recre-
alton and some knowledge of how plants
grow. Give the children, he SAYS. "A biz
of The very best land in the garden
loose. light. warm, mellow and easily
workcd-makc it rich. and help them
TO DO the hard work of digging, hocing,
etc.-N. y. Examiner.