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mand for American lrmllng.bfed horses
In all parts of the world, and scarcely a
week paasos that some ARE not sent ~
foreign countries Mr. u. j. I'rcaey
~ Konlucky, lately sold aud shipped
eight head q oholccly.brcd animals oi
The above class 10 parties In Now Ioa'
land. Chicdgo Times,
Captain j, H. Moore. Concord,
Mass, IL authority for the statement
that y gentleman In Salem. with
plenty of manure aud water" raises the
asparagus, pcasc, corn aud other yege.
tables needed In family Of seven, also
the summer keep Of two COWS, and hay
aud mangel wurzels enough TO winter
them all on ono acre Of land.
Cranberry Jelly, that Is pleasing 10
the eye as well as 10 the taste, is made
IN this way; Dissolve one ounce Of gel.
aiine In u very little water, and to this
add one pint and n half Of cranberry
Juice, strained 80 that IL is perfectly
clear. While you are straining II let
the gelatine and water boil until il is
thick. then stir in the juice and half q
pound Of sugar; let this come to a boil;
have Jelly boards at hand and strain the
jelly through a muslin cloth into them.
~ Y. Post
"A glass OF milk suddenly swallowed
says an English paper, will form in the
stomach lump Of dense, cheesy curd.
Under the action Of the stomach this
will turn over and over like heavy
weight, and as the gastric juice attacks
only its surface, II digests very slowly.
The same milk taken with biscuit, q
slice OF toast, or other solid food, forms
n porous, friable eliot, which breaks up
every time the stomach turns II over,
and through which the gastric juice can
easily pass.
Any good garden soil viii grow
roses. A rich loan well enriched with
well decomposed manure il TO be pre.
ferrcd. DO not use fresh stable manure.
Pruning may be done during the grow.
ing season, to get the plants into fine
form. This for heavy sorts Is desirable
their shape can be easily controlled by
pinching of the young growth after tn,
plant has attained the height desired
When protection is removed in th,
spring. all the dead branches should b,
cut out. indianapolis Journal.