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

f rist.s for general crop u oi.'S'
I''' .ho finest shaped and the larg
: ss YES from the best !! u yer '0t "' -
esSe7 20 49, -
ns ,,re Of bone-dust and ashe;
nln. eIcelIent fertilizer for straw
bsnias. onions
Feed J39- rs mixed with other food,
csoPIpSso Ia week. It is better than q
aDouss s1Tes for chicken cholera !
%ss :. ,t.,, farmer raised and fattened
An et ore South-down lambs, dropped
tEeDII:11VInaes t which were sold and ship
u Ag pr View Sew York. The twenty zone
ped W v ., 127sz pounds each; They
lsnOSf ss t on Mangel-wurzel beets
sndbarleS.5 2 2
~. drilling or filing of hard iron
ID LIZ .nS the use of turpentine has been
essu9s ~ much assistance. The tool
f9unIa y he kept ewet with q common
saollu brnsh; and the 1turpentrne
@ucIi1S9b e eyaporated and oxidized by
shouiu until it is somewhat viscld, as
e Eos tSen more body than the limpid
II Has tAS t9a
spirit
rho cov pea is really bean. 1t is
a. is sye Nh fenovsting CROP Of the South /,
Ls sIoved under as green mature as
g 9.nS farmers pillow under clover
c nors varieties will ripen in the North,
~. 4 IS worth growing for forage
~, the clover plant fails from at
Snsi. of ;ts insects enemies. The seed
n ,aoT1 he procured Of all seedsmen. - &
ano our sisters know that unslacked
T,me and the white of an egg is ayper-
i ,',i1 .nre for felons2 A number of nay
n nj, were laid UP with felons last
inter and not knowing Of this cure in
t;mrksd them danced. The remedy
s com Ia kill the, nature OF the disease.
q, main | only applied it twice and all
aid It was too far gone.-E8-
tue1chsnge SAYS, if readers whose
hogs are troubled with cholera. take
the advice of an old Pennsylvania farm
er good will result: II your hogs are
Sck, 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 sdo still
better.
The sueposition that pig can endure
as much cold rs horse or COW IS an
error. Itmay be noticed til at on very
cold days the pigs will remain huddled
together very close, and will often re-
fuse food rather than leave their beds.
When such is the case. It's an indiea-
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 liberal sprinkling of
ashes or dirt over the floors Will be
faind Of assistance in absorbing moist
ure.-Er.
The London Medical aud Surgical Re
porter says: In spite Of the absolutely
'TerEhelming testimony proving that
IaccinatiOn. 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
Of 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-
auOn s not been effective and pro-
leetVem England as false. and we can
Prove cur assertion by any reputable
English journal AS for The nonsense
q Vaccine-siphilis. not one practitioner
IN twenty, either here Or in England ever
saw case Of it.
Cheese sandwiches are very nice and
are very easily made. Take one hard
e9led egg, oDe-quarter pound common
gAeeSe grated, half a teaspoonful o.
NlI' half teaspoonful of pepper, hall
4RaSpoonful of mustard, half tea
spgeniul OF sugar, one tablespoonful of
geied butter. and one tablespoonful
v ,lnegar or cold water. Take up tire
lOlI OF the egg and put it into a small
= and crumble it down, put into it
'ue bltter and mix it smooth with a
spoon then add the salt, pepper, sugar,
Tn,uslard and the cheese, mixing it well.
, ,iien put in a tablespoonful of vinegar,
" sq.ch Will make it the proper thickness.
: Ahegar IS notrelished, then use cold |
i ss.er instead. Spread thIs Between
~, W. biscuits or pieces of yateake, and
t tOu could not require a better sandwich.
June wv people viii prefer the sandwiches
"a, sSs hlghly seasoned. In that case sea
Ammonia is cheaper than soap.and
f'eahs everything it touches. 4 few
UPS in kettle that is hard to clean
.,l1es grease and sickness fade away,
:; .'' =. ioes the work of all its terrOrs. Let
u s s' ten minutes before attempting
y scrape off, and every corner VIII be
; man; 1t cleans the sink and penetrates
ON ,,'o .ae draln-pipe. Spots. finger-marks
insp punt disappear under its magical
so ,1aellce and it is equally effective on
, ,oo. and oil cloth, though II must be
a Ss With care on the latter or it will in
s san.i me y, polish. There Is nothing to
Z i e;, Il N cleaning the silyerware. and
loSss nes higher polish ard keeps clean
b. 81 ssI tean ANYTHING else. If the silver
sponn 1l Snshtly furnished put two table
b hi ,. oi ammonia into quart OF.
Win |;G - brush she furnished articles
b9dI,. ,: ahd dry with q chamois. II
Ebits,r,l uscolored, they may need a little
oil nn5 previous TO the washing. An
Dolisb brush goes into the cracks 70
or dol;s Huu brighten. For fine muslin.
,lean s,''ale lace it is invaluable, as it
iabr;. without rubbing, the finest
spongo INT a few drips into your
ain oath III hot weather. and you
paris s.,1'siSonsshed at the result, as it im-
clean eIIoihess to the skin. Use it to
hair =, 'alf brushes, and to wash any
pillows 'eathers To ;be used for beds or
hat Y hen employed in anything
gasse hOt especially soiled. nse the
plants i nGater afterward for the house
Isl tlat are tal-or, d1,,.-r, frnr,1 their