The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-01

NOME. gARna AND GARDEN
In making wsfles nsvsr put sugar
n chs batter. . q causes them 70 -
heavy and tough
Coal ashes arc helpful mulch for
shrubs. but plants will not readily
grow through tho ashes
"a smeared goblet, soIlcd napkin.
Z sticky plate. will spoil tho most lux
urious feast A table well set Is half
spread -- HousckoId
-For home use the white onions are
preferred. ns they arc mild In flavor
For market use the red and yellow
kinds are the most desirable
The best way when hot grease has
been spilled on : floor Il % dash cold
water over il. 50 Is 20 harden it
quickly and prevent Il striking into
. the boards
Young man. carefully consider
what your prospects are and what you
have the ability and : liking for.
I before you pull up stakes and leave the
/ aid home,
Sweet corn (dried) II improved BY
adding twice - much sugar ~ salt
used in cooking il Turpips cooked in
the same way are better than when
hoiled with meat.
To make . corn-crib rat and
mouse proof. line IL thoroughly. over.
head and all. with wire cloth having
meshes 20 small that these rodents
can not enter This does not impede
che air circulation.
Dry caustic lime scattere ove'
asparagus plants in the morning
when wet with dew il . remedy In e.
tensive use for the asparagus beetle
which sometimes occasion great Los
TO growers
--Dumplings for chicken or stewet
meats can BE- made without eggs
they are made with -four. LITTLE
water and salt and rolled very thin
cut in long strips and broken mot cut
when put into the kettle.
Young farmera seek TO elevat
your calling BY elevating yourselves
Your intellectual and moral natur
must not be allowed to lie dormant i
! either case you will 60 back il you d
not 60 forward. Western R'0UmGA
Watermelon hills may be prepare
J in this way: Lay Oh the rows ten fee
apart each way. and AZ each intersee
: ton dig hole two feet deep. At III
bottom place few chips, then manure
Next make hill three feet squar,
: and work in plenty Of manure into th
! soil
/ Ham Relish-There Il often
= quantity Of yellow fat left from = ham
i cut Il up into thin sliccA with an
other slices Of cold meat. and fry
e nice brown. Mash Ill the cold pots
z toes. cabbage. etc. you have. and r.
i Ia the fat Of the pan wher the slice
. are removed; warm : dish, put ii
o vegetables At the bottom. and La th
y slices on top; serve hot
4 1T Il always better 70 plant sma
. trees than large ones They are mol
4 easily and cheaply moved, recov'
: sooner. and grow more rapidly.
4 transplanted tree two or three fe
4 high will soon overtake and surpass
4 much larger one. and will grow into
= more vigorous and beautiful specime
= A vast amount Of money and gre
= deal Of time Is wasted every year
: trying 70 transplant large trees
. An advocate Of corn-fed pork a
3 mIts that the hog fed miscellaneous
" has the sweetest and tenderest mel
and IL taste Be criterion In pork.
= d Il reckoned 20 be in every thing 81
z that Is catable. the fruit-fcd and mil
= fed pork 4 certainly best But
= adds that il greater firmness Be .
q sired il may Be had BY finishing
the last few weeks Of fattening
y feeding corn meal. not corn in the q