The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-05


,,RPi js5s for for general l'F0ppf onions.
''ii' .ho finest shaped and the larg
select t 40 the best layers for hatch
n.y. ..,re of bone-dust and ashe
4 :. ni an excellent fertilizer for straw V
bsrries' o,;o,o
rg TO fine mixed WIN otneI I, ioUu
c1oPIPffTr iee week. It IS peter than
S ,3asn cures for chicken cholera
'' ,+.,, farmer raised and fattened
An eA - South-down lambs, dropped
t y iApriI last. which were soie aIla SNIP
pea bs ~ averaged 127sz pounds each; Ihey
lan .o 'fssttened on Aangel-Wurzel poets
sndbsrley' 2
~. drilling or filing of hard iron
ID Ine the nse of turpentine has been
casu5s ~ much assistance. The tool
elS5onId be kept vet with a coln ,1io !
sI nOI;ls brush; and the turPentIne
4 IarId he evaporated and oxldlzed by
sL -oo.nre until it is somewhat V1scld, as
e .Eos then more body than the llmpld
spirit
rho COW uea is really a bean. 1t is
g. iS Sye All fienovating crop of the South
ba;ng ploWed under as green manure as
TarfAern farmers plow under clover.
some varieties will ripen In the North
mi il is worth growing for forage
Tbereyer the clover plant fails from at,
t.cSs Of its insects enemies. The seed
nav nav he procured Of all seedsmen. -
$40 onr sisters know that unslacked
me and the white Of an egg is per
; t'V ,uro for felons2 A number of my
Ie;chhors we're laid UP with felOns last
inter inter and not knowing of this cure in
timcbsd them lanced. The remedy
COINS com IN kill the, nature of the disease,
az main. only applied it twice and all
aid i was too far gone.-EG.
exchange saws, if readers whose
hogs are troubled with cholera. take
the advice of an old Pennsylvania farm
or GOOD will result: II your hogs are
sick, feed them sulphur; If your hogs
are not doing well, feed them sulphur,
but if your hogs are doing well, feed
them sulphur, and they will do still
better.
The supposition that pig can endure
IS much cold rs a horse or COW is an
error. Itmay be noticed that on very
p cold days the pigs will remain huddled
together very close, and will often re-
ilse food rather than leave their beds
When such is the case. it is an indica-
ton that their quarters are not as COM
Portable as they should be, and too much
soft bedding cannot be allowed them.
In the morning they should have
warm mess. and a liberal sprinkling of
ashes or dirt over the floors will be
faInd Of assistance in absorbing moist
ure.-EI.
The London Medical and Surgical Re
porter says: In spite Of the absolutely
'TerEhelming testimony proving that
IlccinatiOn. properly performed and
repeated as required, is preventive of
smallpox as complete as can be desired,
and that its i'll effects are so rare and so
slight that they do not have the weight
q a feather in comparison, there are
yet blind agitators who oppose and con-
denim this grand discovery. We brand
all statements to the effect that Yaccin-
au0n has not been effective and pro-
leetiVein England as false. and we can
Prove cur assertion by any reputable
English journal AS for tie nonsense
q vaccino-siphilis. not one practitioner
IN twenty, either here Or in England ever
saw case Of it.
VneeSe sandwiches are very nice and |
$e very easily made. Take one hard |
gled egg, One-quarter pound common
gheeSe grated, half a teaspoonful OF |
N' half teaSpOonful of pepper, half |
@@aspooRful of mustard, half tea
4gSSaIul OF sugar, one tablespoonful of |
JeHed butter. and one tablespoonful
Vinegar or cold water. Take up the
!oE , OF the egg and put it into a small |
NV. @Sl and crumble it down, put into it |
,ae butter and mix it smooth with a ,
,ay1h then add the salt, pepper, sugar,
M, lriius'ard and the cheese, mixing it well. !
,iitlI put IN tablespoonful of vinegar, |
S yslg. will make it the proper thickness.
= llhegar IS not reliShed. then use cold
j Ga.gr instead. Spread this between I
,ou biscuits or pieces OF oatcake, and
tou could not require a better sandwich.
'o,l people will prefer the sandwiches
"a, h.ghly seasoned. In that case sea-
Ammonia is cheaper than soap.and
' feahs everything it touches. < few
,,oPs IN kettle that Is hard to clean
, ',l1es grease and sickness fade away,
a aug ro6s the work of al its terrors. Let I
ia , ,oIl te1 minutes before attempting
o IL Grape off, and every corner win be /,
; s,Ia1 l. II cleans the sink and penetrates
IN NV re s;le drain-pipe. Spots. finger-marks
h PUNT disappear under its magical
goo ,u'i'ce' and 1t Is equally effective on
1s So; aa9 oil cloth, though it must be
nv " Ti'h care on the latter or it will in
, .a-,.i yn i' polish. There Is nothing to I
4 on OIL. 1t ~ cleaning the sityerware, and /
oSSs nos higher polish and keeps clean
h 81 sei tGan ANYTHING else. If the silver /
sno S1ll slightly furnished put two table
hot WIS 81 ammonia into quart OF
zitb G;q - brush ale furnished articles |
badI,, ,; ahC dry with a chamois. If |
Rbit,aull' scolored, they may need little !
old na i5 previous TO the washing. AMI
aoi.6S brush goes into the cracks TO /
ny deI;a "uu brighten For fine muslin !
s'eans 't lace it is invaluable, as it /
isbri.. "ithout rubbing, the finest /
sponge LII tnt few drops into your (
viii 10 .,l o1lh III hot weather, and You
Parts co -,,i;oashed ut the result. as it inn
clean 5bo o;u 70 the skin. Use it to |
hair ar ~" ar brushes, and TO wash any
piaows ea 1l5s to he used for beds or
Tat i hen employed in anything ]
wastq WI WI especially soited. use the
plants ~ ,a'er atterward for the house
usual no l.iS are taken down from their