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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
= Ser Yeiiimiit sleidt einem Saro=
meter, Der imner auf 3eeen Itebt.

- Yer Yelllf1lr 9leld)t el1eW Surp=
meter, Der INNER auf Ge9en ltebt.
gm i%teifiten aebt es ba 81, no
man fOrtipabreno 9erbeusungen MOS
den muB.
- Gin unteri9ieo: Der Qrst tusrl-
oct Wtittel an, Der 8eidaftsreiienoe
rMittel1en".
- Siele 2eute riibmen Die &eiSe Der
Giniamteit nur oesbalb, neil lie ME
alein iino.
SIT es nibt Elm Mioeriprud,
tpenn elm tleiner Mann vrieiises" @ui=
ieben madt?
- Sine Sleini9teit mag er9Oseu,
Wenl ou gut 9eltimmt bit.
Cine &lani9teit fam perleSen, 2
2Senn ou lbon er9rimmt bit.
- Mit Der Summbeit re9nen Gau=
rler ni6t per9ebens.
Die Giferiu6t lit Der Sdatten
Der Siebe.
Man6er bGtte cine anbere @eltan=
Ibauung, tuenn er Die @elt angei6aut
bate.
- Ser Soealiit beiratbet, tpenn er
ben SOpf, Der &ealiit penn er otter
einen &nopf perliert.
- lin nit ii6 suirieoen 81 iein,
muB man enttueoer iebr thug poer lebr
oumm iein.
= S6nelieteit lit bas wOmit man
einen beiBen Seller we9ieBt.
Sie 2iebe gum 8uten fiibrt
man9mal ms @%irtbsbaus.
IS aibt 6raren, Die Elm 10 pei=
Dies Gemiitb baben, bab iie ni6t ein=
NAL i'm StanOe iino, Elm ii bart 81
lieoen.
- gs 9ibt GbarafterbarIteler, bic 10
piele Gbarattere ipielen, oaB lle sllegt
ibren ei9enen perlieren.
- gsiipiels iino 2ebrmsilter fiir's
2eben.
- Die Menae 1T Elm b~ieltOpiises
unsebeuer Obne Sppf.
- Die @elt perseibt bel lieber BUM
bert 2iiaen, als cine Wabrbeit.
- Ser ri9tise polititer nimmt
ales, mas er trie9en Tam, uno penrl
er es bat, p~erlangt er mod mehr.
- @enn ou cine &aBs i'm Sud ge=
fault bait, 10 laiie lie wenisitens ni9t
beraus.
- Sci lauit unb milbe! @enn eine Srdns
frrl9 Dir 9ei6iebt,
Ger9ib, per9iB! - Sie 3eit ia l6nel
entfliebt.
- Sas 0tuB 1T cine barte 9tuB,
sic aui;ufnaden maht SeroruB;
God, ITS 9ei6eb'n, i6mett gut Der Serit,
Drum tnad' aud iol6e 9titile germ.
- Wan muB oft 81 i6le6tem Spie=
len quite Wiene MAIDEN, I'm ben SumOr
ieines Na6baren ni6t gu itOren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
mid iebt nod, ionf b6tte ib Sriihel

mid jebt nod, ionf bdtte ib Sriinel
ni1t 10 9etau geIeben uno bdtte Ipmlt
cine Der ibOniten Stdote guropas per=
miBt. So9 bier ling Die plaferei nit
DEM &leingeloe al, oenn in Mntnerptn
batten mir in u~nierer - iol i6 iagen
Summbeit, unier i90nes ameritanl-l
i1es 6elo ber9e9eben uno erbielten
oeutiAes, frans0iii6es, idpeiSerii6es,
italienii6es uno iOgar ipanii6es 8elo
als @ehiel. Sieie s maj mir cine
2alt, benn id femme es belte nod ni6t.
Seri9ieoenes pllroe uns aud ni9t abs
9enpmmen. Sier besann Die abi6ell=
lide Site Sriutaelo 81 seben uno wn
uurOen u"nieren Pfenni9eu, Grri9en,
&reusern, Confines, Stakeholder &C.
los. Die &elner uno ionltisen ge.
bien teten nabmen, mos man ibnen 9ab.
Sod muB i6 9elteben, oaB Der lining
bes Srint9elogebens mid man6mal
in Shnierigteiten bra9te, benn ein-
mol CAB id 81 bel, oas bemertte i6
bel Der S6fidteit nit Siitlingen uno
Merci Monsieur; Elm anoeres Mal III
ruenig, oas mertte i6 an ben laneerr
@elibtern obne Monsieur, bios Merci.'
8dre es ni9t fir SRI. y. uno meinen
bo9w. Srn. GouFtn sepeien, pel6e
mir nit benz 8elope6iel bebiilfi6 ma
rem, 10 bdtte i6 bic Riifreiie eber an.
treten mil ien, benin ii9erlib oieis 8ur'
i9en bitten mid aussepliinoert.
Sh6n in 9lnttperpen lerrte i1 auf
Der StraBe itatt auf benz Srottpir
geben, uno in Sriiiel mlBte i9 es
fortieBen, benin in bisien Stdoten gibt
es cine iol6e Maiie Saloons, pel6e fait
alle Die Silrgeritei9e bis in Die StraBe
init SiI6en uno Stiiblen beieBt baben
uno bier ibre 8dite beoienen. Samer1
iowpbl ME Serren ieBen li6 bier un=
9enirt unter ben ireien Simmel uno
senleBen ibre erfrii1unaen. @arum
AUDI niht2 Ser einsise ginuanS
wdre, bob Der SuBSanser seSwunseu
lit in Die StraBe 81 geben. Sod
Srliiiel nit alien ieinen S60nbeiten
mar ia nidt unier 3iel, uno balo fub=
rem mir unierem i9Oaen 2uremburs su.
Nuf Der bel9iiten 8rense muBten mir
unier 8epdf Oifnen. Man ~ertannte
iApn al ben breiti9ulteri9en 3ollbeam-
ten de Letzeburger. guf Yefrd9en,
Wat hut der damn? ia9te i'd, Ma
wat sole mer damn hun? - Ma der
set wuol Letzeburger- Mericaner, da
je packt an a get. Gnoli9 mar
Suremburg in Sidt. @eltes 8efiibl
fir mid, Der i6 ieit &inoesiabren bas.
ielbe nidt aeieben. 2urembur9! ales
II iteisen! gu meinem gritaunen
itano oa bic itattliae 6isur meines
6reunoes @rnf Serule. Welkemm
trent Kieffer, we gat ct? Neben
inn itano feline 8emablin, d'Braut
fun Philadelphia Centennial. Ech
hat gut loscht hier eng bes re gin,
iwel den Ernest as ESQ gr6sz. gta9
Der berSli6en SesriiBuns woltsn mir
ben SrampaD - INNER biQig - be-
ltei9en, als Serr Serule ausrief: Nan
dir Haren, dat gait net elei. limb
pirtli6, er bate Spei Barouches fir
uns bereit uno in wenigen Minuten
tparen mir i'm Hotel de PAmerique.
Eher mel de schteps o~fgebischt an
d'hann an d'gesicht ofgewasch ha-
ten, hu mer den eschten Pat Miseler
Gretchen gehol an dat den ge.
schmacht huot set ech
De JONG Flu SCHwETZBENGEN UN
DER MUsEL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
9cr Y%oitfartc miro uns mitoetDeilt

Per Poitfartc miro uils mitgetDeilt,
oOB onl 20. gu9ult Dem cardinal 8ib=
bOns cine 9etition nit rs, 600 llnter=
I3riften BON Satboliten u~nterbreitet
muroe nm OenieIben 81 eriuden einen
ameritaniiAe eu6ariltiihen Gpn9reB
gu berufen. IS ioll bur6 Oenislben
Die Serebrung Des olerbeili9lten al=
tarIatrdmentes oei0roert weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

MN limb bic rGNuciirte Yrelie" uno
Die Saoesbldtter pieoer in ibrem Sic
mcnte. IS miro Die 0NnSe o@eiAi6te"
bis orf oos ySuortleinite" in ipalten=
lan9en SepeIben erSdDlt uno breit9ez
treten. gSos miro Der YroSeB crit fir
yintereNante" Neui9teiten liefern!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

Senator Stewart bon NeOooa, lit
in ctnen Observation-Disclosures pers
WideIt, mel4er benz gredenriO9e=POllar
YroSeiie in mOrulii6er SertOmmenbeit
ni4t nun oas 9erinsite na9itebt. uuO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
Wrrnid's Scrbfza atalng fir 1894

1T eri9ienen uno miro Das Snterene
Der &anOleute, Qfer= uno 8artenbauer
in pOlem MaBe beunipru6en. Man
peri9aife li6 oenielben BON %. g8erni9,
WiIipaufee, @is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

bern altd nit Yrieltern uno WOnhen,
ia lelblt init Sottoren Der bl. S6rift
pom 6lauben uno Gpangelium al Dis
putlren. Die perihicDenlten Ri6tln=
gen lu6ten uno ianDen lire SeDre in
Der Sibel. Slltbcr bate bebauptet,
ouf Grben lei tein tlarer BUD gelArie=
ben als Die bl. Sbrift, uno oab lie MI
Sine Nusle9una sulane, uno nun
tNmen gSieoert0ufer. 3lpie9lianer rno
0alplner 81 garla ent9e 9en9elebten
G~r9ebnilien, 10 oab 2utber lib genD=
tbi9t lab, oieielben fir oes Seuiels 81
ertldren. Wie Die 2utberaner Die Nb=
i6affun9 Der alien STRIDE. 10 %begriinoes
ten bic Galpiner bic Ibibanung oes
Sutbertbums nit Der Sibel, 10 OaB be-
Sii9ll1 Der Sibel Der Spru6 entlteben
tonnte:
ySies lit oas gllh, bariu Sober,
mas er ~glauben mD6te, lid ll6et; See
Der aud finoct BARN, mas ibnl 81 glau=
ben beliebt."
Ni6t ipenise grpteItanien madted
i6pn gu Sutbers 3eit auf ben MiB=
brou6 oes Sibeleiens aufmertiam.
SdOn i'm Sabre 1889 trat Sebaitian
grant nit elmer eigenen Sdrift berpOr,
in wel6er er bic Sbpieri9teit ia Sun=
telbeit Der Sibel berpprbob. gs lei bic
Sibel Elm nit iieben Sieselu peri1lOi=
lens Bud, oamit oas @ort 8Dttes por
Sunoen uno SGuen bepabrt, Elm 8e=
DeimniB in Der S6ule Gbrilti bleibe.
Der @ittenber9er YrOfehor paul &rell
parnte I'M Sabre 1860 na6oriidlih,
man iplle ia ni6t an bic Sibelettiire
seben, pbne ii6 aus ben Shriiten Mo=
lan9tons barauf pOrbereitet 81 baben;
oenl er ielbit babe erfabren, baB obne
oieies oas gibelituoium nublos lei.
Senn bas lie eben Die llrIu9e Der 9rell=
li9eu Sefmantel Der Gelesion Die per=
G6tli6lten &dntema6er ibre 3eugen
ben GrpBcn gu @ebpte itellten uno Die
NeligiDn na6 Dem gelieben ibrer 80ll=
ner perorebeen. Sod itlrfer oriidt ii1
Der prOteitantiide Satiriter 6ii6art
aus. Die I'll. Sdriit lei nur nod ein
8auteliaf
SAINT Tie treiben 2iienipiel
Gin Sober le9t's ans, rpie er MILL"
Seritdnoi9e 9roteltanten itimmen
nit Der tat9. Stride therein in Der
Grtldrun9, oaB Die Sibel in Der Bolts
ipra6e cine 9efdbrliGe 2ettiire fir ben
9%emeinen Mann lit. Sie td9li6e gr=
fabrrng Sei9t audi, oaB ollie SeBsr ibre
abipnoerli6en Meinnneen in Der bl.
S1rift finoen uno nit oerIelben be-
peiien wpllen. Saber erlnubt Die tatb.
hide STRIDE oas Seien Der Slbel MIR in
Der lateinii6en Spra6e poer in ipl6en
ll~eberieBun9en, wel6e nit tatbolii6en
@rtlGrun9en oerieben iino, unO wel6e
Die bii6Dfli6e Appreciation erlan9t ba=
ben. Sine 2ettiire in Der Sibel 1T fir
ben llngebiloetcn mei'tens 10 nuBlOs
uno per9ebli6 mie eiile Settiire in 9Seb=
tiers poer @arceiters 2erifon, oennp9
bleibt Der Sibe.banDel inter ben Suin=
men cine er9iebise Equalization Iiir ben
Su6barDel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
PrnirKnr Singcnbrrger bon G

PrnirKnr Sinscnbcrger BON Ct.
Groncls, g8~iscOniin, bat Stpei nelle
GOmpOittiOnen OerOfentli6t, wel6e
man ni4t Oerfeblen wOQe ii3 bel 3eiten
81 perI6oifen. IS limb "Liturgical
Chants" for two, three and four vol
ces, with organ accompaniment
uno cave Maria" for Soprano, Alto,
Tenor and Bass, with organ accom-
paniment by FIR. List. Gin jeoes
oteIer Sefte tOitet bios % Gents.
SOfentli9 iiuOen bieie neueIten 9ubli=
tatiOnen in Den SreiIen Der 2iebbaber
uno Serebrer gutter Siraenmulit cine
cute aufna9mle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
Oeoaufeufplitter.

- Sas itdrtite Cater Der Msniden
1T lire S6wd6e.
- Observation-Disclosures uno Suipe-
liere iinO oft bic beiten GrausndrSte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

Sic aagnif Summer bon Hoff-
mann's Catholic Directory lit ulls su=
gegan9eu. Sieielbe entbdlt oas gilo=
nib oes bO4w'iten Sii9ois M. q.
Surte bon Glton, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

Wir biirfen als oeuti6=tatboliI6es
Slatt es nidt u~nterlalien. auf oas ein=
Sise ieiner art, uno Stpar aus oeuti6=
ameritanii9en Suellen. Der 4uffaIIun9
ipie Der llnteritiibun mad entiprun9ene,
ebenlo %nOtbwenoise als niiBlibe Inter
nebmen oes y2ebrer Seminars 3llr
Seranbiloung tiidtiser 2ebrer uno
Sr9aniten" in G%erbinbung nit Dem
yPip NOno GoQesium CUR Nusbiloune
junger 2eute in Observation-Disclosures"
aufmertiam 81 MAIDEN, tpetde beioe
Snititute anfan9s bieies Monats in
ct. Srancis, g8is., ibr rites Seme=
iter pro 1894 - 95 beginner. @enn
oieies Seminar aud ni9t bas einsigs
ieiner Dirt tpdre, peroiente es oenuo9
oas b6bite Sob. Wir wiini6en ibnl
unter @Ottes Seaen beites @eoeiben.-
,,Noroo. &at6Olit".
Gin neller grlaB ilber Gir6enmuiit
bon bO6iter tirdliber Stele miro in
ben Spalten Der Seutigen Summer
perOfentlidt. Serielbe mag piellei6t
oeu 'genitum non factum, factum
non genitum=S raaalera, ~lallsra, oioel=
oumoei"-S tpl u"nierer Sr9elbiibnen=
,Hubriien" austreiben. Wiro er in
Der Shat bic Srgels autOtraten bdnOi=
gen, ben Sopranen uno SOliIten 3ii-
gel anle9en unO uns BON yOhertorien=
Selectionen" a la "Sweet Marie"*)
erl0ien? Wsnn 'er bas fertis briu9t.
wOllen mir ibn oantbar besriiben.
Soi6reibt Der .@atbolic telegraph,
uuo mir ihlieben uns ieinem gSunide,
Der nidt bloB I'M vountelten" Gincin-
nati Sere6tisuns bat. bon Sersen an.
- columbia"
" Giner ber uelleren populairen @aiiens
bQller,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
Witttpens nno Waiien Jono
.. ". St. E.=W.

Mittbeilune aus Der beute ab9ebalteuell
reselmdBigeu mpnotliteu G%erlommluug Der
,Srultees" bes gSittmen= uno Waiien: Sonos.
= aufsenommeu wuroeu 90 nele Otitglie.
Der. - Der Heierue : Sono betra9t $37,s
ABS 30.
Die i6lsenoen St.rbeiGQe wurben ieit benz
%. Suli be,ablt:
OH Die SSittpe uon 4eter @epsr, Gins
%cinnati, S...............................$1,0 900
gI bic @ittpe pon s. @. qblerine,
Guanspiue, Sub.... 1000
an bic Wittwe pou Gonrab Qamnertb,
ct. eouis, Wo.....~................ 1000
On bic @ittme Don Matbias Sutowis,
Solicit, Su....................... 1000
an bic @ittwe Don auSuit @oeriuger,
Grepe Occur, Wto........... 500
9n bic Nittpe pom Ssurp Dieting,
Quincy, Su.~............... 900
sln Die @ittpe pom Setter Neuies, Gbi=
Cugp, 0UU
an bic gStttpe BON Splueiter Sprius
ger, Glmira, y. g............. 500
Din Die @ittlpe Don IN. y. S9cer, ct.
NpulS, Uto 900
SotM 500
Co'S'hoS SittplIuuS SuiUSh uiSSHNStVS1 -.
Srieorib Neiieler, ct. QeterssS erein,
ct. CHARLES, Vto.~...S1,O 900
Soiepb S6muder, ct. SobaunssSer
ell, Slmira, q. Y...~.~............. 500
Wenoelln S9nr9er, ct. SoiepbssSers
eiu, GlepelanO, O.-~~.... !, ZOO
gSil1elm NOuer, ct. @ouiiatius= 9ers
ein, Niqua, 6.-.~~~~~--~~.... /, oso
Gmil slopier, Satb. s. sc. s9ersiil,
aaeins, S.,.-.~.~~-~~~~...~.1 /, 900
milton, o',--"~r-~~~~~,~~~.S~~. 1000
@eorS Saoenblutb, ct. @iuceut be
paulsSerein, Chicago, ST.. i 900
Terbinano @eber, ct. 9lusuitiuusE
Serein, Buffalo, q. D~m~~..-.~- ], 200
Sotal 500
g9tun9suou, 8. s. Spaunbori,
Setr. Der rSrllItees".
st. aOuis, 80. @usuit 1894.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

" Giner Oer uelleren populaireu @aiie
baller,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

a6tunssuou, 8. s. 9 paunbori,
Setr. Der rSruitees".
ct. 2ouis, 30. slusuit 1894.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
GUt5OGl6er Gir6en Ga(enOer.
@i6tbruhiasn. - Motth. 9, l.

Sonntas, ben 16. Sept. Hamensi. Marid.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01
Best Food for Young Pigs.

Prof Henry, of the Wisconsin sta
ton. says: I'VE feel warranted in
maintaining that the kind of food sup
piled to young, growing pigs has a
very marked effect upon the animal
carcass; that foods rich in protein
(shorts, bran, skim milk, pea meal,
etc.) tend to build up strong. muscular
frames and large individuals with
ample blood and fully developed in
ternal organs; that exclusive corn
feeding with pigs, even after they have
obtained a good start on proper feed,
tends to DIV arr the animal in size and
prematurely fatten it; that, owing to
the large amount of ash contained and
perhaps for other causes, pigs receiving
the usual heterogeneous feeds have
stronger bones than those of pigs fed
on corn, and that the bones of pigs fed
on corn contain the least mineral mat
tiers. It is a rule with some farmers
that the manure of fattening animals
pays for the time used in taking care
of the stock. If this is true. and it is
without doubt, the one who feeds shorts
instead of corn-meal gets double the
paw for his work"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01
STOCK YARD ECHOES.

If You must winter oxen with moth.
Ing to do, be getting them in shape for
beef after spring work is done.
WHERE there is no artificial warmth,
the animals have to furnish their own
which they consume. :.
When the calves are raised by hand
they are less trouble, all things consid-
cred. if they are dropped in the fall
rather than in the spring.
MAKE the barn as tight as boards and
shingles and clapboards will make it,
and see that it is made tight under
meath so that the cold viii not drive in
there.
The colder the weather the more at
tention should be given to the stock.
Keep them warm and in close quarters
when the Thermometer drops below
zero.
The kiad Ut food which may be suf-
fcient to keep grown animals in good
condition is not sufficient for young
ones An extra allowance must be
made for increase of bone and muscle.
FRosTBIrrEN hay and poor marsh hay
should not be fed to the cows in large
quantities, as it will affect the quality
ofethe butter. A little marsh or salt
hay is good, and makes e ne relish for
them.
IT is not what is eaten, but what is
digested, that benefits and fatteus the
animal. With a balanced ration and
some bulky food it will eat more and
retain its appetite than when fed only
on fattening food.
THE bull should be made to do much
more toward earning living than he
does How is the problem. lie is
not always governable in team.
Making him work d treadmill to saw
wood, churn milk, etc, has been sug.
gested
AMIN AIS must be kept growing from
the time they are born until they are
led to the Strengthening house. But
there is difference between growing
and growing fat. All of the young an
imals should be growing rapidly, but
growing size, bulk, strength, bone and
sinew, and not in fat.
To PROTECT cattle from trou blesome
feas, sponge dipped in the kerosene
emulsion may be rubbed over the skin.
A little creosote added to the emulsion,
SO as to give it a smoky odor, will help
to make it more effective. For the
large lice, the same proportion of lin
seed oil as of kerosene added to the
emulsion will be an improvement
This is the best application for the
horn fly as we'll as all other insect
yermin Farmer
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01

use with such paper. Laths used for
this purpose harbor vermin.
The interior arrangement needs ex-
PLANTATION. The platforms extend under
the roosts from the ends of the build
ing to either side of the hall. Directly
under the platforms, and accessible for
gathering eggs from the hall, are the
nests-a double row of them. This
gives great convenience. and also
affords shade for the nests, which
fowls desire. The water fountain. ac-
cessible from both pens, can be filed
from the hall
Windows are provided only on the
south side. A mistake is often made
in having too rauch window space. let
ting in too much heat in summer, and
letting out too much heat, by radiation,
in winter, especially at night. A
barrel should be kept under each plat
form. and the droppings frequently
scraped from them into the barrels. If
the bottom of each pen lis covered to a
depth of four or five inches with dry
loan or road dust, a shovelful may
then be dipped up and scattered over
the platforms and over the droppings
in the barrels. Double windows will
be well repaid by increased laying in
the winter-Country Gentleman.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

liam Toast: Melt small piece Of
outer In a stew pan until it is slightly
Drowned; beat up one egg and add to
IL Putin as much finely-minced ham
as would cover a round of buttered
toast, which may afterward be cut into
any shape desired. and serve hot
Farm, Field and Preside.
Covered Cranberry Pie: This is de-
acious. The crust is made as for apple
PIE. The filling is made of raw ber-
rles, allowing three-qnarters of pound
.. sugar to one pound of fruit and a
nttie water. The berries should be
put In literally and brought out to the
cage OF the crust-Good Housekeep-
ing.
Lemon Jelly: Crate the outsides
OF two lemons and squeeze the juice,
aod one cup of sugar. one-half cup of
outer, yolks of three eggs. Beat the
eggs, butter and sugar together thor
ousaly, then add the juice and grated
r'nd, and put it over the fire, stirring
.3ntu tA:cx. Mold in any shape you
wish. IT is very nice.-Womank;::Id.
-Old-fashioned Hoarhound Candy:
Good for coughs and hoarseness. Boil
one ounce of dried hoarhound in q lit
tie over half pint of water for half an
hour. Strain, add nearly two pounds
OF brown sugar and boil until hard
when tested. Pour into CREASED pans.
a small porcelain-lined kettle is the
best dish to use in cooking. although
a bright tin basin will answer. The
hands must be well-buttered before
working any variety.-Housekeep
-Barbecued Rabbit: The rabbit
should be plump and young. After
cleaning and washing out we'll, lay in
salt water for a half hour 1t is be IS
broiled; but if not, parboil slightly
and fry. When brown and tender lay
on hot dish; pepper and salt and but
ter well. Heat three tablespoonful of
vinegar seasoned with one of made
mustard. Pour over the hot rabbit;
Rarnish with parsley or with tiny bits
of red-pepper pods.-Harper's Bazaar.
-Savory Veal Pie: Cut veal small;
stew till nearly done. Boil down
gravy. Season veal, put layer in dish,
then layer of minced boiled ham.
Make force meat balls of minced veal
or sausage and bread crumbs, season.
ing to taste, mixing to paste with but
ter; add yolk of one egg, make in balls
and dot ham with them. Cover meat
with gravy made into brown sauce.
Cover with (gashed) puff paste and
bake. Use mushrooms or sweetbreads
for ham if preferred.-N. Y. World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01
MUTTON CHOPS.

SHEEP may be housed too snug1y,
but sheep diseases in winter arise
from the other extreme too frequently.
DON'T complain about the income
from the sheep until after you observe
that they make less work in the house
and less hired help necessary than the
same farm stocked with COWS requires.
Go IN for more clover for the sheep.
1t will make you worth more money
with less work. You see how the
sheep eat it and what they do on it.
Get ready to SOW it on the early spring
SHOWS.
BEAR in mind the fold shed, espe-
cially when the weather is mild. A
sticky place to lie or walk is an abom-
ination to a sheep, and ought to be to
his owner. To prevent foot rot and
soiled feeces use more bedding.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01
TO KILL HOG LICE.

They Are Destroyed Readily by the Relia.
bic Kerosene Emulsion.
We hear a good deal about lice on
poultry and ticks on sheep, but there is
rarely any mention of the parasites on
hogs, though these animals are tor.
mented equally with the others by lit
tie insects which feed on them freely.
These parasites, which are doing their
best to render our fattening ration OF
no avail. are easily destroyed by the
ever useful kerosene emulsion. When
a dip in the mixture is not practicable,
a spraying machine can be used with
good effect.
The kerosene emulsion is made by
boiling pound of soap, hard or soft,
in a gallon of boiling water. Then
add to this two quarts of kerosene. and
the lather of the soap will cause the
oil to mix SO that it will not again sep.
arate. Kerosene emulsion may be made
with milk instead of with soapsuds.
but the best place to apply milk to hogs
is on the inside. For destroying ver|
min the soap lather emulsion with ker.
osene is quite as good, and perhaps bet.
ter, as the soap helps to clean away
any scurf from the skin.
But it is of little use to clean the
hogs Or other stock of lice, whilst leav;
ing their pens. beds and places of re-
sort untouched. Old beds must bs
cleaned out and burned with every YES
tige of stuff that remains in any place
to which the hogs resort. These place.
are the breeding. terminating nests OF
the merciless lice and must not only bt
tn oroughly cleansed. but as thorough
ly saturated with emulsion as the hogs
and every nook and crack, every Gran
ny and corner be thoroughly drenchee
with the emulsion. -Colman's Rura
World
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-02-01
OIL for Whetatones.

Good sweet or olive oil is commonly
used upon whetstonss. In testing a
new stone, try water first; if it glazes,
oil is required, and almost all stones,
unless oiled, become glazed or bur-
nished on the surface, SO that they No
longer abrade the metal. Most stones,
after being oiled, give finer edge
than they do in a dry or merely wet
state. The pores of the stone become
in a measure nlled up, and while the
action is rendered continuous, it's char
acter is altered. A dry stone is very
apt to give wire edge to tool, and
although this sometimes happens when
oil is used, yet it does not occur nearly
SO often. Some stones, however, work
better with water than with oil
Therefore the test should be made be
fore the oil is used. If it cuts without
glazing. do not apply oil at all.-Farm
erS' Voice