The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-17

,ss cured the most desperate cases;
Roast some rio az you would coffee 8
berries; then grind this roasted rice
in n COTE mill. Dissolve two
ounces or best gum arabic in one
mini Of hot water: when dissolved 4
nut in teacup full OF the geoano ]
rice, and boil it twenty minutes, I
until it is of the consistency OF
mush. If too thick for your hklng,
thin it down with hot water. Tnls
quantity makes dose.
A nobleman's gardener writes 10
the Mark Lane Express that it ls
better to use poultry manure as a
top dressing in gardens than 10 NIX
it with ordinary msnare anu
dig it into the land; and that unless
the q quantity is large, it would nqs
make much difference on farm. II
the quantity is small the most econ>
omi al mode uf using it Is to put q
portion In an old cask, then
mi il ND with water. In
about a week, stirring occasionally,
the liquid will be ready for ap-
plying to any crops that need sup
port. In this form 1t should De CIV
en- in the spring or summer, when
the crops are gro 8ing. but not NOV
ing fast enough. Half a peck OF
the manure will suffice for thirty
gallons of water, and better fertll
izer would not be easy to find. Ills
GOOD for vines, fruit trees or bushes,
Vegetables and flowers that require
manurial assistance, its action being
uick and it's effects markedly bene'
fetal.
Mr., w. Mattieu Williams. an
! English dairy authority, in lee
; ture at the Glou cester dairy confer
. ence said: Instead of taking lu nps
. of bread with Jumps Of cheese for
supper, a far better plan was to
make a cheese pudding. This could
: be done by placing alternate layers
> of thin bread and cheese in q
pie-dish, with a little milk or
. butter, and cooking in an oven: "A
: most delicious and perfectly dlges-
tlble pudding was the result. When
: an egg or two were mixed with the
u ingredients, it was one of the most
econom'c al dishes that could be
e made. In Switzerland cheese was
served IN variety Of ways. One
'e delicious meal which the Swl's
e favored was a pudding composed
e of cheese and eggs, beaten to-
Of gether with milk and butter. a
r, quarter of pound of cheese, TIVE
lie eggs, a bit OF butter and q drop O.
he milk mixed together and warmst
es in this way made dish containing
as much nourishment as pound o
. beefsteak. Il was food for the MAJ
ct of sedentary habits, for the hard
be lsborer, or for the athlete. In fact
It, II was one of the most palats BILE
1t nourishing, and digestible foods
ne was possible to take.
ed The c. madam Dairy man a prom
'pt ising new journal devoted to tn
de dairy interest gays, in reference
ull the floor and walls of milk housl
Dot that dry cellar floor may be m
as follows: -Four parts coarse gray
rie or broken stone and sand, and on
out part each of lime and c-ment, a
he mixed in a shallow box, and we
not shoyeled over from end to end. TT
mt sand gravel and cement are fir
yss mixed dry. The lime is slakt
lrd separately, and mixed with ju
rop water enough to cement Il
M whole we'll together. Six or eig
the inches of the mixture is then put
my the bottom, and when well set, a.
the other coating is PUT on, consistil
on of one part cement and two OF sar
if Damp walls may be prevented
will using Portland cement mixed say
too q wash basin, with water IN
rees about the consistency of cream. 3
y of then applied thickly with Lar
Two paint b ush.. Mixture must
.eep constantly stirred to prevt
the cement from settling
ov- the bottom. On account of t
ier. rapid settling it must be mix
For only in small quantities, say b
,ary gallon at time. 1t will be cas-
,hm brushed off when frat put on,
mix will harden in "a hours.
not A correspondent of the New Y
Inns Tribune says the following Is a s
In lie mode of determining whet
the life is extinct, which seems to
N of well worthy of publication. ] b
with tried it myself and am told that
7her- entirely trustworthy. Apply
here, flame OF a candle to the tip OF ont
the the great toes OF the supposed cor
oset, and blister will Immediately RI
same If the vitality is gone this will
fter- full of air and burst " it'll some n
nsive il the fame ne applied to it
It seconds longer; if life is not
ms OF tinct the blister will be
move of matter and will not bn
|. 1t 1t is fifteen years since I b
per- sean this in print; and thousand
eff your readers will doubtless be
7here to know OF a simple test which
be be used even when there is no
The sonable doubt, and thus free
dry mind from future misgiviDgs al
t any whether friend or relative N
One not after all had some life left "
adred the body was treated as a cor
Ide of Though very few are actually bu
alive, many more may be abandC
com. as dead while life is still in til
hrnbs and then die from being han
-. ave and exposed as corpses are.
times test, therefore, should be apple
iuotes soon as life is supposed to be ext
and before an undertaken is c.