The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-26
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cloth without soap.
y5u --1-al clothes in ironing thsy
slouL5 u- placed ir che sun TO draw the
marks gu=.
when baking fruit pies, if the bottom
crust is glazed Vj.h the white OF al egg
it will not be s2ggy.
When blsckirg a stove, a small lump
Of sugar and little soap added TO the
backing will be found a great improve
msuJ.
a small piece Of charcoal placed, in
the pot whJn boiling cabbage vii.
prevent the smell Of it from filling the
house.
Ensilags is said to be excellent for
sheep in winter, msriuo sheep having
been ginteIed on it with advantage, the
wool being heavy and the sheep keeping
good health.
a solution OF boracic acid is excellent
for fowls affected with sore head OF eyes.
It should 5e applied warm, using soft
sponge, and marking the head, eyes and
uOstrils well with it.
Finger marks may be removed from
vanished furniture by the use of little
sweet oil upon a soft rag. Patient rub
bing with chLOIoform will remove paint
from black silk or any other material.
Good oats, peas and wheat are a bet
ter feed for fowls during the mOulting
shan corn as they contain more of the
elements needed for the production of
feathers Again oats are splendid food
for keeping up the animal vigor.
Grape vines can be pruned at any time
after the leaves have fallen until the sap
starts in The spring. Grape. currant and
goosebeIry cuttings. taken as soon as the
leaves drop, and set this fall will be al
most sure to make good, thrifty plants
next season.
FAN plOwing has the best effect upon
heavy land, and the work should be done
as late as possible, IN order that the dis
integrating effect Of frost may be great
est, as it viii be when acting on furrows
as when left in the loospst condition
freshly fallen from the plow.
Dressed Potatoes Put into a stewpar
a piece of butter rolled in -four. a Gill Of
cream. pepuer. salt and a very little nuf.
meg slgo the fufca 0f half a lemon stir
these over the fire till boiling then add
slices OF freshly boiled potatoes. and af-
ter warming them uU in the above saree
serve very hot.
Too much wheat has set the Dakota
farmers to booming he country for stock
breeding. IL is claimed that the pastur-
ing season begins as soon as the suOw
disappears, about the first of April and
continues until December. Sheep viii
DO better than cattle, but they must
nave ample sheiser lh winter.
The time to begin liberal feeding Of
cattle is when pastures lose freshness in
autumn, even before they are frost bit
ten, for Insufficient food causes immedi-
ate falling off in flesh. and inclement
weather reduces condition that cannot
be restored without considerable addf-
tion Of cost after winter sets in.
HemD seed is a great bs,p in fasfber
formation. as is also little SULPHUR
Hatyavar arintur After tho n,o,4b ,f
Ar,rs, r,rs, ne ,ssd ,,itb oraat oo,,
tion. as the mornings and evenings are
often cold with heavy dews. and sulphur
acts upon the skin in such a manner as
to cause the birds to feel keenly such
changes of the weather.
An excellent practica, farr,ar ran,arL =
al . o,rr1s of ,sars-.,,,. t,,st h., ,r,,.is
ared q ,,o1 clover ssol7ir,r rro,-tt, e.,
s10, 81 a.ra TT g.. -. t,,'-
fbs nrogt ~ ON cr,f-1 go, go =. -aI
he had urnen yr,i1 is s,,,n b,, tha
lay of 1925 20 81 ~ ,or L. aoa,,
Here j. -. - 600 - - -
st. ,,a.tts r,i,to,,+ i,to-sar;Uo LEI
o,her croDs
Rrsol,i,,,, the colt To the br,dIo 80 ,re
the hardest mart of his education II !.
NOT nbvzicsIir nIaaeaot 70 anv animal :,
have = bar of iron constantly in hi,
month II takes time and patience r
accustorn a colt to wearing bit. but il
everything is done quietly and gently
and as a matter Of course. the colt will
soon learn to be goided bv the bit anl
reius. The lessons at first should bt
short and frequent.
In Eastern PENNSYLVANIA cornstaIk
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