The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-16
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cinnamon. me cup " chopped ralslns.
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MN batter Boil 10 d lin mold two
hours Tn Hgnsotoid
To remove a tight ring Wind A
piece ~ common twine we'll soaped as
tightly a. possible around the finger,
commencing N the top and winding on.
VI the ring i reached. press the end IN.
der The ring with the head II a needle
and unwind The ring will como OF
with it, rchdBge
ftonching IL done In ireland in
this manner Remove tho TOP soil
from = strip one yard wide rnd q foot
deep then spade the snbsoil well and
spread plenty Of manure over IL; throw
The top soil from the next row on the
surface soil Of the first, and so proceed
until the whole plot has been trcnched.
u VIII produce heavy crops for several
years.
"A few years ago, says the Canadian
breeder, n hornless COW was looked up.
on by cattlemen about rs a pacing
horse was regarded by horsemen.
Neither was considered quite mp 10 the
mark. Subsequent events have demon.
strated the fact that polled cattle nre
distinct and highly valued breeds. They
nave a distinct purpose to accomplish
N farm economy.
-Scones; Put two pounds Of flour in
4 bowl and add salt to taste. Make A
hole in the middle Of the -four and stir
n gently one quart Of sour milk in
which has been dissolved half q teaspoon.
OF cream tartar and one teaspoonful Of
.oda, The dough should be thick enough
De lifted on the paste board and roll
a INTO the shape of the pan. 1t must
lot be kneaded. Bake in a hot oyen.-
3oston Budget.
Hold your land and your purse In
our own hands while YOU live. You
divide with John and Mary il YOU
'lsh' but keep plenty for Yourself. It's
ours You earned il, and we are all
imiliar with the sad spectacle Of the
"a man or woman who has made over
nc property to the children" sitting
l an linwelcome chimney corner, and
ioked on as o burden, where he or she !,
Mould be a ruler. - 7Oiedo Biade. D..
Let your children have a happy I
hlidhood. They think more of The ,
ltting expedition, the trip to the fair,
lie book you bought them, the kind
ords you always gave them than all q
70 money you can hoard for them. and (
hen life comes to a close, and when :
10y are old men and women them. h
Ives, their hearts will beat the quicker =
r the thought that father and mother !
III be the first to greet them in the
new, other world. -Indianap. .
Is Sentinel. r