The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-13
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Russian physicians cure 4eatarrfl by
the application of ice-cold water to the
exrremities, which are then rubbed Wig
oroq4ssll5ygwith coarse rough towel.
If you wish to clean your spice mill
grind handful of raw rice in it. The
PsrLfies of Spice and Pepper,sor Of
coffee viii not adhere to it after the rice
has passes through itsts1 e;s-,
Journal Of AgricultuTe:e Ground feed
Is better than whole grain for horses be
cause it is more readily digested. Thus
the horse gets more good out of ground
feed and the cost may be a trife less.
Cut a Eg once or. twice in two. put il
in cup, pour boiling water on it, let it
stand till cool, not cold; thea battle
| II is sure cure Tor stye on the eye
The Lancet states that German OBJ.
! server has found that COWS MIXED three
times day give much more milk than
when MIXED twice only, and that the
proportion of fat is the same in both
cases.
1 Keeping stables warm during cold.
freezing weather, stopping up chinks to
| prevent cold. chilly blasts OF wind using
blankets on horses. and comfortably
housing all kinds of live STOCK, results
IN their consuming less food. Such care
is economy.
a nOiseless way Of feeding coal-ire
Is 10 put shovelful of Goals In a paper
bag. Prepare half a dozen bags at a
time, use them as they are needed and
thus the noise and dust generally &C.
companying the usual mode of repIen-
ishing the fire will be avoided.
Buy several chooses and keep them
through the winter. remarks an ex-
change. As they ripen, get older, they
x xl saoss S:iSys a5 ssf Essry
an article of diet, taking the placelof
meat as. a paftisl substitute forjtS
Winter is the best lieRe form anurihR
sete3.a. generoas pfpi OF fresh
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he 6heSas zcit ~, states that the |
folloBgng cement resists kerosene. and
is useful Tor cementing brass collars to /
glass lamps: One paFt'nf caustic soda, /
three parts sef resin, and ofye Marts of /
water are boiled Together; the resin |
soap thus produced is mixed and well I
kneaded with 'haif its weight of plaster
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quarters or aoAonE III zinc white or
Dry LEAD Is 8. urssedItt hardens more slow
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Last fan I iridged asportion of my
garden; rain stopped the pillow before
the entire garden was pIe we'd The soil Il
was not in %order- any more. In the +
spring 1t suited me to run. my rows the-
other way OF the. garden across the I,
ridges. When the blowing commented
the soil not Fidged in the fall was entire-I
y too heaEy.i willie the part that was
ridged worked mellow. This was plant Il
ed to beets, peas and rad1shes. and the
plants were up before the unridged por-
lion was dry enough to work. and then
he soil was not as lively and mellow as
where ridged.
In this was had the market 10 nv
self for two weeks, using the earliest and
~ Y Ct -STtACoa LIZ
In making preparations for the win
dow garden do, not forget the bulbs. +
which are so reliable and satisfactory.
'ays the Philadelphia Record. Plant
hem IN pots or boxes OF rich soil quite
literally mixed with sand, water and
put in the cellar for FIVE or six weeks +;
hat they may form roots. then bring ;
hem to the light when they will soon =
Degin to bud and blossom. by having /
| liberal assortment, and bringing them
lp at intervals one may have blossoms
III through the winter. Hyacinths are
If course the most desirable both for
beauty and fragrance. The single are
preferable for pots as the bud forms and I
apldly grows Without corresponding I
IrOwth of foliage. If one wishes to re. !
ard the one and promote the other
nske q case Of paper to enclose the bud s
or a time. {