| Show FARM AND FIRESIDE one of the liast preventive of hog chol crais good care and that includes good shelter good feeding and good watering A farmer of experience in wool crowing says that is more money in growing wool at oven twenty cents a pound llian in loaning money at ten per cent interest alic which drop iron when being worked at forges iron trimmings filings or other material if worked into the soil about fruit trees or alic more particles spread thinly on the lawn mixed with alic earth of hower beds or in pots aro extremely valuable they arc especially valuable to alic peach tree and in fact supply necessary to alic soil for colored they heighten the bloom they arc also found to bo to alio pear tree when worked in round roots grease spots may lie removed from linen by putting a good quantity of soda into the water in which it is cd from silk or woolen goods there is no more cn actual method lhnn tho old one of placing a sheet of thick soft brown paper over llo spot passing a liot iron over it and quickly lifting tho paper on which alic grease will bo found absorbed ll 11 1 1 l ward with a clean cloth from the circumference to the center that alic spot may not spread A weak solution of ammonia will generally eradicate fruit stains the most all way to break a horse of pulling at a halter is to tio it by tho tail alio crupper should bo mado strong a ring sewed on tho strap on top of the leips which strap leads to the crupper in this ring fasten the end of a ropo should bo conducted to the head through ono of alio lino rings and through aliu bit when in alio stable n crupper be buckled around the tail and the tio rope attached to it by n ring sewed on it and then passed through a ring fastened to a sir cingle round alic body and fastened through a ring in lie halter A heiso alnis cd will not pull more alian once and cannot get looi A horse in alio of bulling at alic head will break any halter lut fastened by tho tail as do as above i small ropo will to leold it blural pumpkins adapted to culinary purposes can be preserved not only all winter but up to the following summer is perhaps longer than may be desired atut for winter a pumpkin pic is not excelled for by any any oilier if the cook knows liow to make them as every ono should some uso it also as a sauce and it is a good sauce it properly prepared when we were in the habit of preserving alic pumpkin we selected alio yankee as it was called but other good kinds will no doubt answer as well these wo placed on a scaffolding put up in the cellar allowing lliam to lie side by side but only in a single layer wo used hem as needed through alio winter and found that from a dozen to a dozen and were amplo to supply thu family as long as we cared for ilcin on two occasions wo kept one or two over to discover liow long they would keep and we found good condition in august but that was about alio end of their time canada fanner |
