The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-11
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atinnel m now ptspsa oysr .sysz5 door Il ~
house tohold china md brio -a-bsaa The e0sot
= CHARMING ..s.s,.. IL, ~ i,
lave clear jolly Il .isused oq strong evidspof
and many proofs that to allow tho juice to drain
render this matter easy and satsfactory.
An old-faahioned warm westher drink which
might once in while be given to the children,
is made Of ono quart Of water, ono tablespoon
full of ginger, four tsblespoonfuls Of sugar, and
nearly half pint Of vinegar.
Dio Lewis says We must ave the ''old folks
at hotne' soft foods; ssvory and we'll cooked
not heavy ,massea cf:bntchet's meat Te give
old, inactive people butchers meat everyday;
he says, is TO- load their systems with wsste
products-with material which is virtually
poisonous It is not probable that any II;
the butchers take tea together!
IRON RUsT-Dissolve half teaspoonful Of
oxalic acid in part Of . cupful Of boiling water,
dip the rust spots IN this for short time, then
rinse in several waters. As the acid il poison,
one must be sure Of putting it out Of reach Of
the children.
Many woman and child have been sacrificed
to savethd carpets and keep out the Aied. Many
Afitof illness HAS resulted from the same cause
Many ! disappointed, cheerless life can be
Muititudes 81 women women nd Children r. oni5
half living to-day because only half-fed. Sun
shine and light and air are Is much food for
body and soul - the fruits and grains and veg
etables that We take into our stomaekAj and We
cannot get surfeit Of them - food The more
We have the better:
Farm 1otoG.
The American Poultry Journal says Iowa is
fast becoming the banner state Of the Union IN
the number and quality of it's pure-bred poul-
try.
An advantage that comes from training to-
matoes to trellises is that the fruit is exposed
to air and sun greatly to the improvement Of
its quality.
In training colts the aim must be to supplant
all wild and needless passions, by affection for
the master, combined with, fear IT the Voice
Or whip, only to be avoided Or escaped by obe-
dience:
The raspberry crop is 80 large this season in
Ulster county, N. y, that the factories which
make the cups in which the berries are shipped
are unable to supply the demand In antici-
patton Of busy season, the manufacturers
had large quantities of cups on hand, which
were rapidly disposed of, and all the factories
are running night and day.
Farming has not reached that state Of de-
velopment when you ian say do this or do that
and you can have q crop of 80 many bushels to
the acre. The farmer stands nearer to the for
ces OF nature than other classes. Clouds
storms and winds and the mighty hurricane
make war upon his labors, and the ightnings
of heaven vent their wrath upon him, but the
vest, and Is long as the sun gives heat and the
clouds moisture he will continue the struggle.
A writer in the Philadelphia Record says: "a
four-inch tire will carry two tons over soft
ground with greater case to the team than =
two and half inch tire will carry one ton.
The wheels are not so much strained by stones
and rough tracks On the road, and the road is
not cut up. but, on the contrary, is packed
down and kept smooth. The prevalent idea
that the drauSht is increased by widening the
tire is altogether baseless; on the contrary, q
wide tire reduces the draught The extra cost
OF the tire is repaid many times over every
year in the extra work that can be done by =
team.
AAo AoAA AAuoo AA@AoS ulo eeuoADAo suSSeS-
ten that if the farmer will just now wend his
way to the store and procure three yards of
factory cotton for each of his COWS and have 1t
cut to fit the back 80 as to form . ell-fitting
sheet which can be fastened around the neck
and drawn close under the belly, but leaving
the udder free, he will enjoy blessed peace
when he milks the COWS. And the cows will
have equal peace in their safety from the per
sistent flies which annoy them at milking time
And if the hay is in danger from a sudden
storm, dozen or two of these sheets may do
useful duty as hay caps to protect it from the
rain