The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-25
HOME AND FARM.

osOAA4AS
To keep tho house f,ce from
moths, never put down carpets till
tLe doar is thoroughly dry.
If you are careful TO keep the fur
rows straight you will Go ftster aud
bettsr p!owiny.
Old. wo.a out snl dull iapIp5
meLts a,e the most exeepsiye
shiugs that can be rsed - tap 1fh'.
They cost the use rsnsofe s9sry year
silsa he xepl1 sts 70 ray fer new
|1n11roS6 q tarry, and are al
Is Of trouble anl yexa
Any soil that will grow fair
g sp OF corn may be selected for
psaches. The same cuit,vation is
given peaches the first year that is
necessary for corn, which means
that the eu!tlvator should be pass
cd over the ground frequently and
the grass be kept down.
The cherry. suys the Rural Can
adam. is aboct the only fruit tree
which can be recon mended for
sha ie in pastures along roadsides,
20 the harJy varieties of cherries
are not affected by the trampling of
stock or the passing of vehicles.
which would provo injurious to
most other fruit trees.
All the cereals, even rice. are
fr better to be put to cook in boil
ing water. This bursts the starch
cells ut once. anI prevents the raw
6ste and siringy dark look which
these preparations frequently have.
They should not be stirred while
cooking, as it breaks the grains
AID makes them pasty.- Nother's
Magazine.
When fat irons become rusty
black them with stove polish and
ru0 we'll with a dry cloth. Tie
yolk of ali egg TO wipe them ovei
with has also been recommended.
It pays to care for ones irons. Good
work in ironing cannot be done
without good irons. And it pays
To be careful about every thing in
our home. or how cap good results
he expecteds
Home is the CHEF school of hu-
Lnan nature. It's responsibilities,
joys, sorrows, smiles. tears, hopes
aud solicitujes form the chief inter |
esss of the human life. Go where
4 man a'ay. home is q center to
which his heart turns. The thought |
OF home nerves his arm and light
ems bis toll. For that his heart |
searns when he il afar of. There
he ga ners up his best treasure :. !
G I'd has ordained for all men alike |
III. high ct earthlyIhappiness in pro.
y ding Tor all the sanctuary o:
home.
A quaint lesson in economy was
given by an Engiishman of wealth !
aud position to an American friend.
Ii is related to the method of pre-
serving stair carpet, ,sand to keep
it in it. entirety as long as possible.
She and her husband had agrevd,
the one to keep always to the right
IN going ssnp and down, and u,e
the other to walk only upon the
isft-hsna side Of the carpet. 1t
was expected that the company
would keep exclusively IN the CEN
Ter Of the Stairway, and that as a
result of the. arrangement. tie stair
carpet would grow old with equal
rapilliy.
Aave.trees and grass and aow-
ers around the house to eat up the
slops ard dlsh-water thrown out
ana emptied here and there on the
premises, and to render harmless
aa these substances that in their
decay might endanger peoples
health. This plan Ii better than
to have s7stias and sewers as usually
constructed in aud near farm homes
There is safer way, however, of
dealing vnh house -s!o ps, washing
snds and liquids of that sort. Keep
q Sarrel An wheels near the kitchen
door as Fl lsng receptacle tor all
such substances, and empty its con
tents from time to time upon the
garden, on meadows, or upon the
coApost heap American Agri
culturist.
1t would be impossible for us to
say anything that would do the
Marion County Importing Go.
(whose advertisement you will find
IN another column), any good, for
their twenty-fOur Years reputation