Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-29
HOME AND FARM.

Roast turkey with cranberry sauce
or an acid jelly should be served with
potato croquettes, peas. tomatoes and
scalloped oysters.
The latest addition to Withla.
coochee. ella. fame is hen which
Matched and raised to the size OF
cartridges sixteen chicks from fifteen
eggs.
-Stewed cucumbers, corn, lima
beans, peas and tomatoes may be serv-
ed with almost every kind of meat, but
never serve corn with poultry and
game; it is too suggestive.
For membranous Group or an at
tack of asthma take little tar and
turpentine, place it in a cup on top of
the stove or some live Goals. A dense
smoke will be emitted which will bring
relief to the sufferer.
Orange Pancake: One pint OF
warm milk, add one tablespoonful of
melted butter, one pint of -four, two
eggs beaten stiff, two tablespoonful of
sugar and juice of one orange. Bake
on griddle. Butter and sweeten.-
GO0d Housekeeping.
The pigs will gain the fastest in a
pasture of fresh grass. 1t is unnatural
and Improbable to confne pigs in a
pen or a naked yard. The yard is not
SO bad as the pen, but the field is the
hogs realm.
"A writer who has given attention
to the matter of feeding sheep states
that the best ration he ever knew was
composed of equal parts, by weight.
of corn, oats, peas and millet, to every
fifteen bushels of which one bushel of
faxseed should be added, and the
whole ground together. 1t fattens
sheep very rapidly.
-Quince Snow: Quarter five fair
looking ounces and boil them till they
are tender in water, then peel them
and push them through coarse sieve.
Sweeten to the taste and add the
whites of three or four eggs. Then
with an egg whisk beat all to a stiff
froth and pile with spoon upon
glass dish and set away in the ice-box,
unless it is to be served Immediately.
lapidated and a nuisance, no time should
be lost in setting the needed posts and
using the rails in a straight fence, each
length going half as far again as where
the rails are placed in zig-zag order.
If only few rails are used, barbed
wire at the top makes an effective bar
rier, not liable to blow over or form
deep snow banks behind it.
Soft soap and good sand, together
with lye made from wood ashes, and
vigorous applications with the scrub
bling brush are the best implements
with which to scour the floor and
tables and the woodwork of the room
if it is implanted. All paint requires
a little more careful handling, and can
be wiped down with wooden cloth,
wrung out of water in which a little
soap or lye has been dissolved.
The oven should be as hot as for
roasting meats, several degrees hotter
than for bread. The quick cooking of
oysters is essential, as otherwise the
oysters will lose their juice and become
tough. Put them on the bottom of the
oven, SO the bottom will heat through
first. Leave them there fifteen min
utes without looking at them. Then
look into the oven, and if the top is
not brown set them up on the CRATE to
brown.
-Anchovy Cakes: Take a dozen
anchovies, scrape them clean, remove
the bones and put the flesh into a
mortar with half the weight of the fish
in fresh butter, a tablespoonful of
scalded, finely-minced parsley and a
teaspoonful of lemon juice. Pound
these ingredients to perfectly -smooth
paste and spread this between small
rounds of stale broad. Press the rounds
firmly together, then brush the cakes
entirely over with beaten egg and fry
in hot fat.