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Mutton Sausage Suggested TO Get
This Meat Eaten


Mutton Sausage Suggested to Get
This Meat Eaten
Beef and pork is not the only mix
ture suitable for sausages. A combin-
alton of mutton or lamb with pork
may also be used for such a purpose,
according to the United States depart
ment of agriculture
A general formula is:
Lamb OF mutton, parts. lean fresh
pork, / part, fat pork, l part, salt and
seasoning to suit the taste
Combine all the ingredients and put
them through sausage grinder. This
sausage may be made into cakes
and cooked at once or packed in
skins or bags, about 21a inches in
diameter and stored like pork sausage.
1t is often convenient, particularly in
the warmer months, to make only
small quantities for immediate USE
Sausage No. 1.
l pound mutton or lamb free from
bone, ~ pound fat fresh pork, u teas
poon black pepper. Y teaspoon salt,
Il teaspoon each, marjoram, thyme,
and sage.
Follow the directions for the gen
eral formula, in preparing this sau-
sage.
Sausage No. 2.
u pound mutton or lamb free from
bone, Y pound veal, z pound salt
pork, 4 teaspoon salt, n teaspoon
each, marioram, thyme, and sage. Is
teaspoon black pepper
In preparing this sausage, follow
the directions for the general for
mula.
Flowers
Every home on every farm in Ma
rion county should have flower
garden.
If this were so the country would
be radiently beautiful and would be
known throughout the country and
tourists by the score would visit us
and the lips of every visitor would
be kept busy singing our praises.
Mr.. Luther Burbank gives the fol
lowing suggestions for new begin
ners in planting gardens:
Many of the common mistakes OF
the beginner are made in planting. A
few suggestions may help materially
in avoiding them:
First of all-get good. seeds! Like
all good things they are cheaper in
the end.
If flowers are to be grown the be-
ginner is likely to have the best sue
cess with hardy annuals''-such
flowers as zinnias or marigolds-but
in the event that other plants are de-
sired an amateur would do well to
start his seed in boxes
To prepare the boxes use leaf
mould in mixing the earth and pro.
vide holes in the bottom for the drain
age of water. Put the boxes in shelter
ed places, protecting them from df
rect sunlight. When the seedlings APP
.pear-and particularly when the fourth
leaf has appeared-transplan them
either in another box or the garden
When well up thin the plants accord
ing to the variety.
Covering seeds too deeply is a
common mistake and should be avoid
ed, particularly in the case of flowers
When boxes are used and precautions
taken very little earth is needed over
the seeds and, in some cases, practi
cally none.
But, at all events. do not make care
less seed purchases if you wish the
full benefit of your time and trouble
Mr.. Chas. T. Lindsey writing from
Los Angeles, Calf, says:
Bigger crops are possible. The
question is often asked, should ain
to feed the crops or build up the
soil?" DR.. R. r. Snowden, America.
foremost soil and crop expert, answ
ers as follows-lDr. Snowden was {
former resident of Ocala):
Il say, by all means, build un' the
soil-which means create and main