The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-12
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Cheese that Is easy o~7mbled is

Cheese that Is easy o~7mbled IS d.
gestible, and may be eaten without
fear. 1t is the India rubber article that
gives one fit of the blues.-Ct netn'dt'
Times.
If you teach a colt to expect blow
instead of 3 caress you will be sure 10
make brute. IL you tease him, look
out for his heels when he grows up
Troy Times.
"A good many farmers find oxen
more profitable for heavy farm work
than horses, but they should be well
fed and trained to fast walking and
quick Observation-Disclosures Sentt-
mel.
Sponge cake: Four eggs, their
weight in pulyeriBed sugar, the weight
of two eggs in -four. Beat the eggs
and sugar well together for a quarter
of an hour. Then lightly stir in the
-four, taking care not To beat the mix
ture again, only to stir it together:
Add few drops of any essence. and
bake i'm a buttered tin for half or three
quarters of an hour-The Household
Biscuit: To two pounds of flour
and two ounces OF lard well rubbed in.
one tablespoonful of salt and one pint
of cold water. Work the dough until
In shape, lay il on a solid place, like q
meat block, and pound it with the
back of an ak. Fifteen minutes pound
ing makes them very good, but half an
hours makes them better. Break oil
pieces of dough and work into biscuits
Bake thoroughly about half an hour.
They are very good.-Ths Caterer.
Homegrown pudding: One cupfu'
each of sugar, butter, flour, molasses
and milk, four eggs, one heaping tea
spoonful of soda, the same OF ginger,
cloves. allspice and ground cinnamon
mixed. Separate the whites rom the
gelks of egg. Beat the sugar and yelk:
together, then the molasses and milk.
next the butter. Whip the whites to {
stiff froth, and add alternately with the
-four. Finally put in the soda dis
solved in little boiling water. Place
Immediately in the oven, and bake fol
three-quarters Of an hour. To be eater
hot with sauce.-Hdrper' Bdzdr.
Modern experience tends to fayol
the shallow and superficial culture o
corn, rather than deeper piowing
After the corn has been planted a pillow
should not be used in the cornfield, bu
the cultivator only. The surface alone
needs to be stirred. and the oftener II
is mellowed and loosened the better
for the crop. In every case in which
+, an unusual product is reached, it Il
when the ground is worked with thu
horse and hoe every week until th'
corn is in tassel. All other treatmen
. being the same, the frequent working
of the soil has most useful result or
the crop.-Bostos Post.
-Sorrel may be prepared in this wa.
as 8 vegetable: The large leaves ar
: freed from the stalks and ar
5 thoroughly washed through severa
waters. When ready set them on tn
fire in q saucepan filled with COLI
! water; as soon as they reach boiling
point turn them into q colander an
: pour cold water over them. Drail
e we'll and press the leaves with spoon
1 Melt some butter and mix with littl
, -four, adding milk or cream, seasonin,
e with salt and nutmeg, then add tn
sorrel and simmer until done. Tn
!, sauce must not be watery. Cover To
: dish in which the sorrel is served wit
: strips of bread fried in butter.-Bosto
!. Budget.