The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-06-19
USEFuL. ANn sIuGGEsTfyE.


Persons and cattle have been Killed
by esting the 'pomace of castor beans.
Cider cake: One 'euppfl cider; one
cup of butter; one cup Of milk; two
cups of sugar; six cups tour, spiceT and
aid.
"A London paper says that shcul
der of mutton contains one-tbird more
bone than leg, and considerable more
fat and connective tissues, and that
consequently q shoulder at twenty cents
a pound is dearer than leg at twenty
five cents.
To Preserve Sliced Bread Fresh: II
loaf bread has BEEN sliced for dinner
and is not allseaten, take the slices re-
naming and place two together and
have a clean cloth made very damp
and wrap the bread carefully up and
put away, and the next day il will be
perfectly fresh.e- EE9ebaage. a yms
The great yields from root crops
should be a tempting inducement for
farmers to grow them, ana although the
labor of cultivation may seemingly be
great, their value as necessary adiunets
to the usually dry proxender fed during
the winter should tempt all to- grow
them, at least to certain extent
The sappearanc e, of farm-buildings
adds much to the, attractions and value
of a farm When it IS not convenient
to paint, remem Der wIIifewash covers
many irnperfections and gives anaair of
| Eleatness.ss System, cleanliness and
every part of the building kept in repair
makes an old farm. look CleUe|
land LEADER
The best way to rid fields of the
wild blackberry is to let hogs root them
up They are very fond of the bark OF
the root although il is bitter and as
/ tringent. In neighborhood where
hog-cholera was prevalent 1t was. OBJ
served th at those who had the run of a
blaokberry=infested field were not sick
I'm any way Prairie Eargger. ksa aag
Satisfy, or vegetable oysters, are
improved in flavor greatly if, after be-
| ing thoroughly washed in two or three
| waters, they are boiled with their Jack
| cts on. These can be very easily re
moved, aud will look and Be perfectly
! clean. IF satisfy is scraped, as is tho
usual practice, much of the flavor Is
lost and it never looks quite. clean.r-N.
Y. Post. Ia --,.-.- .,4-.s 800.
| 1t will interest good housekeepers
| to know that oil marks on papered
| walls against which thougltlessA per-
sons have laid Their heads may be re-
moved by making paste Of cold water
and pipe clay, or fuller's earth, and
| laying it on the surface without rubbing
it on, else the pattern Of the paper may
be injured. Leave the paste on all
night In the morning it may be
| brushed off and the spot will have dis
appeared, though areneWal of the oper-
alton may be needed if the oil spot is
old Chicago Times. CSC aaa s1saA
"A good scare-crow may be made
by suspending an old barrel between
two posts in such a way that it will
be moved by every passing breeze.
A better way to frighten away the sa-
| gacious birds is to take a large bottle,
| knock off the bottom and suspend the
top to a slanting pole by means of twine.
Fix short string to the cork and let it
hang down inside The bottle This,
| with nail or two on itsend, viii make
b strange noise for most of the time
the nails striking the inner surface of
the bottle.-BOSt0aL Globe. .,-