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Show FARM AND HOUSEHOLH jures the butter. But the lower the temperature until the freezing point is reached the better. When enough cream has been selected to make a churning, remove it to some other room where the temperature is sixty to seventy not the kitchen; better the sitting room than the kitchen. When the cream has acquired a slightly acid taste and smell and is Just beginning to thicken it is ready to churn. Homestead. rhMpMt IUIIh for Pailtrr- A few weeks ago the Rural New Yorker sent out the following list of questions to parties who have been THE FARM AND HOME. young she should be given food that she could easily digest At first it is best to feed her lightly, and then gradually increase the amount of food she gets as the strain becomes greatef on her. Sickness should be carefufy guarded against both in the mifJwr and her young, and the best protections against disease are pure air and sunshine. They should have a good warm pen. with a yard attached. Tne young pigs should be taught to feed themselves as soon as possible. Their trough should he a shallow one, so arranged that the sow cannot get to it The food of the young pige should consist first of milk, then of middlings, oats, or barley-memixed with warm milk. They may be weaned gradually at the end of six or eight weeks, and a little and also l, corn and may be added to their food. Their growth now should be pushed along fast as possible, and they should be fed regularly, say about five times a day, but only given as much as they will eat up clean each A little time. salt may at times be added. Care should be taken that they are fed regularly as much as they will eat Green oats pulled by the roots is a good green food for them, as is also green clover, and it is well to have a pasture field or yard provided for the pigs to run in. They should not be fed on foods too fattening in their nature, such as corn, when growing, as a young pig will not grow well if too fat; but they should have green feed principally, as this will supply materials for the building of bone and growing of muscle. To finish them off in the fall for the market they should have l; corn, soaked peas, or the latter ia said to make the meat solid. A very good mixture of food consists of barley, peas, and oats chopped together. Some prefer cooked roots and pumpkins mixed with pea or. barley meal to begin fattening on. Column's Rural World. BIO BEN WAS NO COUNT. can holler, jess de same's he a callin horgs: - Come in. Brer Ben, and git de HE MADE HIS OLD MASTER A ash caka' Ben he 'low: - .shot you big moqL White folke HEAP OF TROUBLE. done year you.' , Ho nvy Feodor. Are Heavy MUkors Till Fertility of tko Boll Moat Bo Preserved 'White folks not hear, Brer Ben. Whioh Brought farrow oo Mora Thao braloo aid Whero to rot Tken la tho Bitokaa Chaopan One Beside Himself Haw Old White folks deep down in the feather from Warning I'ntil Market-Far- m Batina for Paalcry Hataa far Mooter Finally haoorod HI as Whoa tho bod. Xotoo sod Homo llluu. ' Baoiakold Holpo. kaopan OP mars dona year Mm. an bime-b-y Winter and Frost Caota. he slip up on Ben An' done kotch Katina, for IHtirjr Tom kora tka FortlllMrs. lock Jim Den dur wusdstno count nigger, Mm an fore maunln' heldone A heavy milker ie also invariably 1 in de cone crib It was the boast of muj early set-tiaobserved old Ben," a feeder. Milk Nathan, be cannot big heavy proof Kanaka that the toil was ao "Did Jocko git he freedom? Brass duced except at the expenditure of polishing the bowl of the silver spoon God I na chila rich that manure waa an actual inOl' iimri be took he was feed any more than growth or flesh cleaning until his own vieaga Brer Ben an ol' Jockoon the log jury to it making crop grow too seamed and reoe was can black, feed. wrinkled, without It produced boat down de river an' spld 'em both rank, writea Profeasor & CL Mnn feeding raw cut bone to fowls: flected He therein. done ol mek follows we if our cows to that desire L Do you still consider cut bone In the Induatrialiat fields If we may mars mighty heap er trouble in be to a nigger driver fer de sugarcome he profitable milkers they must be while a be Arter Judge by the care which aome farm-er- a an economical food for poultry? boy Jinny's time. Ol mars he wurnt what we crawlin How do you feed it mixed with fed weJL Now the kind of feed has take to keep manure from their back. He was a crawlin all call kase he even Influence driver, on the nigger probe feet done friz an' he can't land, that opinion must still prevail other food or alone and how much ductiongreater never druv he niggers, but he gwine kase of milk than it has on the walk. Bless de Lawd, he crawl 'twel in the state. Not only do we see per 100 hens? mek Mm. em work if Gawd spars & Have you ever tried production of flesh. . The ration must manure left in the yards to leach dls day." -- Dat Ben he waa triflin sho steaming or contain nuff, a large proportion of protein and waste, often for several years, cooking it after cutting? when an ol mars im de frum in conorder that it the brung GETTINQ RID OK TRAMPS. 4. Have you ever fed it to other may supply before any attempt ia made to haul in cotton pickin time an sot CL CL swamp of stituents the writes milk, animals besides on the fields, but the location of poultry? it him in de fluid, Ben he )low Bon FrnnrUen Dork Loafers Uivon s in Journal of Agriculture. & What do raw bones cost you, Goorge-o- n the yard ia often on the bank oi aome Bath nod arired A war. not he sweat hese'f fer no milk gwine thirbetween contains Ordinary ravine or stream so that the drainage and is it possible to develop a trade teen and fourteen The tramp fraternity had made buckra he white cent ceptiu slip up solids; per and wash from the stables and ma- for the sale of this product? Cl mars he kept he eye on Mm, itself unusually obnoxious during the these solids are made up of cheese & What do you consider the cheapnure piles is at once carried away by had but a'nt he When hard times and heroin measu.-e- s say nothin yit. matter, fat and milk sugar. The rains and the land deprived of even est ration you can get up for your cheese in some places been resorted to for Ben de see he kitchen ter he or almost got is matter, casein, this chance of getting back a part of hens? Jinny, de dinin room gal, and he the purpose of supresaing it In San Several answers were received. pure protein, and must be furnished what has been taken from it sorter come roun Jinny an low he Francisco, says the New York EvenIn feed lota where large numbers All responded in the affirmative to by the feed. Ihe fat in the milk is these gentry had been in furnished from gwine marry her, an Jinny tote him ing Post, in fat the the partly of cattle and hoga are fattened, the first question. All, except one feed, but the habit of loafing and sleeping on frum de vittles one kitchen twel of the day chiefly by breaking up manure of the most valuable quality or two, make a practice of feeding the fruit docks, pilfering by day and misses she kotch dat ouman. in is produced, because of the highly either alone or mixed with other the protein andthe feed eliminating l)e cook she bile a ham like ol taking possession of tarpaulins for the the other nitrogen combining food. The concernconcentrated nature of the food congeneral opinion misses tole her an sot hit out ter bedding at night Some merchants elements in its companion, carbon, sumed; yet these yards, for conven- ing the third question was that it oxygen and cool an Jinny see dat ham, an 'low who do business on the Jackson in to proporience in keeping them clean and be- was unnecessary to cook or steam tion in whichhydrogen, tote bit ter Ben sho she street dock, in default of police proshe gwine they appear in fat cause of the better shelter afforded, and that practice had not been fol- This tection, dotermlneJ to take the law bawn. cows milk why giving explains sumlowed. man One cooked it in are ofteneat located on a bank where into thoir own hands. Accordingly was When thoo de so do much when better Jinny bran, shorts, all of the valuable fertilizing mate- mer time because it would not keep or oil meal, substances which are assowid de ham she hear ol' they organized an passage rial produced is swept away. If we raw. involciation, and, that an miss she concluding hid a de ham cornin', In reply to the fourth question rich in protein, are added to the tdd to such waste the burning over underneath her coat, but ol' miss untary dips in tbe sea would have a feed. The dairyman who would get stubble fields thst a furrow may only one answer in the affirmative. the best returns done seed 'er an' give her fifty lashea more salutary effect on the vagran to cows from must his be tqrned for the next wheat crop He feeds it to his pigs and says they Den Jinny she got no mo' use than a short term in jail, the mersee therefore feed contains that their Wi the burning of straw-stack- s as do well on It Another man thought the Ben an wouldn't fool long wid chants hired soma assistance and for elements of nutrition, soon as the thrasher is clear of them, it would be a good feed for dogs. The and necessary him of any mo, an Ben he dene toted made a sudden raid. The first vicalmost is it equal we will only make a beginning at price paid ranged all the wzy from that the feed should be importance a could find he slipped off ter de tim was placidly smoking on all he It palatable. of when the the 40 to 76 cents per hundred pounds an pile ol mars summing up the sins which never narking did know reldown swamp must with a go easily and In reply to the sixth question one when be went average farmer is guilty of against regulators seized him. ills proish. The more she can eat under the soU he belgves to be proof man said that the cheapest food he these conditions the better the rethat he eouid not swim When mars find out Ben done test has found for ens for the producwas unheeded, and in a twinkling be ax whar he abouts he against exhaustion. gone be. exwill New Jinny The turn Fora Kotos. Jersey Anothers was overboard at the end of a rope u One great source of waste ocours tion of eggs is cui bone. station publishes the folA cow will go dry if given rough gone, but Jinny low she dont know in nearly every town in the state plan was to feed whole wheat at periment nothin' 'tall 'bout de nigger. Mars and dragging in the water. Taken combination of feeds lowing among treatment from the hauling of manure from noon and cracked corn and oats at those which have been successfully he whop 'er, but she 'low she don't out half drowned, the fellow was Bran is one of the best of feeds for know night Barley two or three times a tried there Each ration is intended whar he done gone, 'ceptin' he chased off the wharf, and the compubllo and private stables to some week for a change, he thought good. the milk cow. common dumping ground" either on war de rations he hid in de mittee then turned their attention wid for one day and the given Fattening stock need some succu- swamp Den Jinny she tell 'bout to his brethren. Tramps who could the river bank where the next high A New York poultryman said that are those suitabte quantities cow a for dairy lent food for a change. Ben an' de rations dat he steal an1 swim were thrown into the sea to water washes it away or to some va- the cheapest ration is oats in the weighing 1,000 pounds: make their way out as best they off ter de swamp to Don't cant tract where t either remains to bundle cutj, fine with a straw tote winter more stock 1. try 10 8 lbs. corn Na lbs. stalks, In for winter feed. than can be well cared for. become a nuisance or is occasionally cutter done tole Ben dat Jinny could, and tho nonswimmers all gut Nobody 8 corn 6 lbs, lbs, meal, meal, hominy summer let them go to grass. m bath by the simple process already The sandy soil of the burned. Cornell university agricultural col- tell on him, but he hear hit sartln, wheat bran, 2 lbs. cotton-see- d meal, described. In Boston it seems that come he an' lands near the rivers, when A Pennsylvania duck raiqer said 1 lbs. roots. kase steal that of the fertilizer boy value Jinny's lege says that feed should consist of fifteen per Na 2 6 lbs. clover what she done had fore she come ter the sacred common had literally heavily manured, affords the very cent hay, 8 lbs. wheat bran is 1230 per torn green bone, twenty per cent oats de plantation. He was a purty little fallen into the bands of tramps bebest trucker's soil, and a few market 4 lbs. corn meal, 4 lbs. A writer some are there straw, that says bran, twenty per cent Na 2 flour, bo aroused to a 8 lbs. wheat bran, 3 lbs. men who ought to be ashamed to yaller boy 'bout so high, an' young fore the police could gardeners are taking advantage of fifteen malt sense of tbeir duty. Tedestrlane per (Sent crackers, thirty per linseedsprouts, she So far there is mek fotch 'im miss an' such opportunities. tote fer meal look an honest horse in the faoa of the wore hours accosted all at he de an' round house still a great opportunity to utilise cent oorn meeL To this should be her, lay big Na 8. 10 lbs. corn stalks, 6 lbs. The hands are constantly giving twell he as fat and sassy as a day and night, and if they did not what is wasted. While the supply of added green food of some kind, such wheat straw, 4 lbs. dried brewers off Insensible git as perspiration, and hence ,coon in 'siminon time. rye, etc, or clover hay cut give wore cursed and even struck, 8 2 vegetables is usually equal to the de- finecorn, and steamed for some time in grains, lbs. wheat bran, lbs. corn the butter should not be worked with When miss according to the hour and loneliness her she boy mand, small fruits as a rule are Jinny cotton 2 lbs. seed meal the hands. to the ration first meal, equal quantities ter Yound took Eastern the in rampin scarce, except Yageously of the locality. Women were bullied very Na 4 40 lbs. corn ensilage 6 lbs. A writer thinks that if a man can an answer waa: Fresh she took on most as and Insulted and children robbed of miss young counties, and much greater area given. Another 4 malt lbs. wheat middlings, grow cheap feed and turn it into cut raw bone, oats, corn meal, wheat 2 lbs.sprouts, their jiennloa Finally the police debud a' Jinny sheself. Large linseed meal. might be grown with profit high-price- d not to and middlings, whole wheat, butter he bran cided to raid the common and rid it Bun ought low But de be twel be of lay & crap 6 lbs. corn stalks, 6 lba have a vegetables might Na quantities livfor varied buckwheat hard in ear a corn and time of its banditti Twenty-fiv- e arrests very making an laid de waa was done of to exclusion the by raised and canned millyons man clover hay, 6 lba corn meal, 7 lba ing. A Massachusetts change. in the del. Den we all knowed were made, the prisoners were sent canned goods from other statea Canripe brewer's dried gralna If the implement house has no Brer Ben warnt far, ka-- e the hands said he considered bran, middling to the island," and the common is Na fi. 10 lbs. corn fodder, 7 lba ning establishments conducted on business principles and not as a boom and corn meal the cheapest ration dried brewer's grains, 6 lba corn floor or is not very dry, the wheels done seed his tracks in de patch, but now safe for travelers, and children of vehicles and machines should rest none er dum niggers told ole mars. without may skate on the frog-non- d have proved a success in a num- for fowls or bena One part mealA to meal, 1 lh, cotton-seemeal. on blocks or pisoes of plank to keep bran and mlddlinga fear ot mob station AYcr de while when was fodder ber of localities, and have contrib- two parts s 7. 8 of Na corn stalks. 8 lba the wheels dry. done pulled an do cone ehucked, an uted greatly to the prosperity of other feeds wheat boiled with beef Tko lemharp. straw, 8 lba gluten feed, 8 lba and dry wheat The hen will have her own way all the millyons done eat up ol' mars their communities. With the estab- heads in the morning, 6 buckbrewers lba The mimical Instrument called the dried Another grains, the in workevening. to have is her preferred best let and du in out dc flel'. turn done it, it lishment of many more, the industry horgs to feed cooked cut bone, bran, meal wheat mlddlinga on her line and not on yours. Dat ar wux zactly what Brer Ben waa jewsharp, once very popular among of vegetable and small-fru- it garden& 6 lba clover hay, 6 lba ing No. the negroes of the Mouth and mena in the and wet, morning, ing could be greatly extended, and littlepotatoes bone at noon and mixed wheat straw, 6 lba corn meal, 8 lba She has about as little sense' as any a countin' on, kase in de night he tioned by a doubtful chronicler as green thing that walks. the waste of stable manure from our clip Inter de cone patch an kotch one of the two instruments that Conmalt sprouts, 8 lba linseed meal. for him a fat shoat and eat harbeoue necticut Puritans be should and cared Heifers towns become a thing of the past grain at night 9. 6 12 lba clover hay, Na lba might lawfully come twel he didn't want no mo. so when into the Hotae for Bookoopon. Seed farming, or the raising of veghandled, they wheat bran, 6 lba ground oats, 6 play on 6unday, was really not took countln ter ol' need be will to mart not Birneby etable seeds under contract with Pine is much the best wood for lba corn meal. dairy they named in honor of the Jews. It broke," which means spoiling thou he horgs an find 'em missing, and was once called tne jeustrump, or large seed houses in the East, has bee hivea Of course the figures represent he numhe ol mars low, did, Hit's dat proved a source of profit to a If honey Is heated too much its the proportion in which the feed sands of the best of the heifers. toy trumpet, and the name jewsharp ber of growers,and is a business that flavor will be destroyed. For heaven's sake, don't blanket a rascal Ben. I done seed his tracks ia a popular misapprehension. should be mixed rather than the abin de field, an 1 gwine kotch Mm ef ia capable of great extension. Where Comb honey will often have a blue solute quantity that should be eaten horse unless the weather is very oold. land can be rented at reasonable or it takes every hound in dis sher does blanket not need a horse The Tramp Bird. each In animal. are cold weather. in this by they mouldy color rates and plenty of manure secured is lower not county.' the when thermometer The British cuckoo and the AmeriEach cow should colonies weak will only Unite all approximate. that -Ol' mars he sent down ter Clumby can crow blackbird for the hauling, a business of this were never be given all she will eat, be it more than twenty degrees above zera But and he sent ter Lincoln known to build nests as other birds kind might be built up that would be unable to build into strong stocka or lesr county, to when sure blanket the animal be than the here given. weights Bees secrete wax only when necescounty fer de hounds, an dey waa da They content themselves with give a handsome return. is an individuality which it is cold weather. If farmers and gardeners alike sary to make storage for honey or Appetite brung down ter de plantation, an' depositing their eggs in the nests ol marThe most economical way to is not limited by weight uv hounds you never others, auch a will learn in advance the lessons brood. of form in the farm is ket usually choosing that ol products Tile Ur. la l. To increase the stock of bees as beared in your bawn daya which are the very elements of agrisome smaller butor beef, representative of the mutton, poultry All land that has no sand or gravel pork, -- But Laud bless y o soul, twant no culture in the Eastern states, the much as possible manage to have a feathered triba and ter. the By grains sending subsoil should be underdrained. The fertility of Kansas soils may be pre- surplus of queens as early as possi- first to market in concentrated manner er usa All de buckra men thing in draining Is a good out- grassesthe an all de hounds never did kotch At present ble. served from exhaustion. MEANT FOR MERRIMENT. form, transportation expenses Brer Bea He Jess lay low an' say An oversupply of drones is objec- let whether open ditch or tile, large muoh of our farming is but drawing much reduced. are to carry the water from the Miss Passe hasn't a very Nell nothin. upon tiie capital whioh should be the tionable, as they consume honey and enough If the ground is How Hint. do not lay up any storea The num- smaller drains After while ol mars brung in do beautiful form, has she? Belle Na inheritance of future generations. for it ber can be controlled by using worker rather flat with little falls, cut the Spots on the wood of furniture horgs and dig de taters, an' fix all but she makes up ditches from 60 to 76 feet apart with How about that laut scheme of comb Cram la tka Kltekao. often be removed by rubbing dem tings, when hit jess sot in an with turpentine and freeze an' freeze, an weuns bad do Blinks? Did it work out alt right?" As with many other kinds of work not less than an inch fall teiOO feet On many farms where the dairy Is of length, not less than 80 inches weet oil. and then renewing the biggest hnrg killin' dat ever was in Blanks Oh na It only played out not made a prominent feature it is a it requires experience to manage most shallow places, nor Chief of Police, examining applicant A deep in tho brisk rubbing. dat county or de state er Georgy. matter of some difficulty to handle large number of bees properly. 8 more feet deep unless to get polish by than Ol mars he couldnt kotch Brer for position as detective Do you most an boil the milk and cream during the win- beginner without experience should the to delicious The way gravel or leveL Cut ditch in Ben, an de hounds warn't no manner know what is meant by a felony? Apter months. While we believe thst start on a small scale. bottom perfectly level, so there will egg is to pour boiling water over it, er usa but, inmost peuple, de frost an do plicant Yen, sir. A felony is a man is to the allow boll One advantage with closed end be no riffies in without it and profitable remain, dairying It, lay the tile close hit took him. witbaaore thumb. dustry on the farm at present, and frames is that a hive may be handled against each other, fit the joints well ing, for ten minutes. It will be snow -- One mawnin fore ol Jocko, day Little Mabel Ethel must think be cooked. that it will continue to be so if man- as though it was a single piece and to found perfectly together, put fine earth around tile have never tried apple he dat druv ol' miss, yeared a youre lots better than any of her aged in a thoroughly intelligent man- one is not obliged to stop and space about 6 inches If you fill then the deep knockin an a knockin at he da an gratifner, yet we realize that thousands of the frames every time the hive la remainder in with now. Prepare it Jocko he never say nothin kase he other beaux. Mr. Spoonaway, plow or shovel, shortcake try it dear. Little and our readers are so situated that they handled. ied Why, blushing as would you strawberry skeered hit was hut do not allow horses or cattle to exactly Dey knock Because she lets me stay in do not care to make a specialty of Itoosahold Hal pa. in it when fresh filled in or shortcake, using apple sauce in place an dey knock, an finely dey call Mabel tramp milk the room when yon call an she dont time dairy work, although they and the of the berries; by in is blunder when the weL If cleaning ground through any an' Jocko low to heself: others call enough cows to furnish milk, cream a fowl the gall or other entrails are On rolling land tile drains need apples grow again you may consider - Dat ars Brer Ben, shor's Ise whenAs the j an and butter for their own tables I grow older," said a man of as treat a shortcake apple affeets be so close together, but it I, great which taint the not burst the bawn. a man is interested in some meat may be easily removed by soak- necessary to moderate means, I find that I have --Jocko ho crack do do an be Mow: put them where the as strawberry shortcaka much to be grateful for. Wealth went subject only in a small way is no rea- ing for half an hour in cold water In surface water mostly stands, but do If you have black or tinted camDat yo Brer Bon? an Brer Ben ho son why he should not study that which a little soda has been dis- not and stopped at my put them more than three feet brics or muslins which you hesitate Mow, Dissbers Ben, Jocka an when past iny door makes who the fanner and so did death; but then, to the laundress, give them subject neighbors; trust to unfor solved. service under ground in an do quick he slip Jocko crack de while health at only a few pounds per week ought to mine, and has In stopped water which in a first can in cake's less a One test dip baking yourself by places through high ground, I pow'ful hongry. Mow to Jocko: make it according to the most imus ever slnca of have kept a jolly stirred of oven is to the where the eige it unavoidabla tcaspoonful you drawing it Brer Jocka I ant nothin' much proved methods For lack of a bet- and listening for the faint, sputterIniuisitive Tommy Sunday is the The size of tilo should with black pepper. This is also said to since hit friz. Kant yo gib-msome ter place muoh of the milk and cream ing sound which will continue untb the amount of water and thevary first day of the week, isn't it, pa? save gray and buff linens from spots brade? distance is kept in the kitchen during the it is His Pa Yen. my son. to take out This is a of drains apart For flat ground 60 when used in first water. Inquisitive Jocko he unkiver he ash cake an summer. Under such conditions it better ready And Saturday is the last than the broom splinter feet apart and 40 rods long, with an red ante cannot travel over trial Little Mow: Tommy he Ben. den Brer ter hit is impossible to get the greatest thrust into the dough. ain't it His 10 Yea Inquisiinch fall to 100 feet length; the out- wool or rag carpet Cover the shelf give Brer Ben. how come de hounds didnt day, amount of fat out of the skim tive should or for hare closet Tommy Then how is it that tile or Mow: let Si with in a of a flannel, lime Ben in he chloride Kase of A pantry kotch you? Brer spoonful milk. Mid impossible to make butter 40 or 85 rods and the remainder with set whatever you wish to keep from Saturday comes before Sunday? mildew an I remove will whar water was, come of never dey quart known dey of the best quality. It is well Teacher Tommy, have you found linen. Strain the solution after 3 or Si inch. In ditches of shorter the ants on it, and they will at once never come wbar I was, kase dey that cream readily absorbs odors, from 81 Inch is large enough, 3 out or also the difference between a republic be distance thorto stood may caught They has couldn't yah! yah? it long enough disapiar. good and bad, and if kept in such a oughly dissolve, and dip the cloth according to the water they have to in sponges into which sugar has Tommy I de ash caka an fore and a monarch v yet? cat he Ben will it place as the farm kitchen, for branches from 10 to 60 been sprinkled; then tbe sponge was too asked paw about it, and he s lid that ol' a Jocko if first but carry; be into left, application Repeat it day become in odor like Joseph's coat in is not sufficient but wash the mix- rods a tile makes a good should be dropped into hot water. sheered ter look whicherway lia in a monarchy the people obey their colon Nor is this the only trouble. fall. above with rulers because they respect them, and the ditch esteemed of when meat is the out well ture went goods, soup Although of the out fat all the Ia order to get Tile does good service where the j noY a very nutritious food, it cer-tole ol mars in a republic they obey the bosses Jocko mawnin is In de accomplished. objoct your be ripenbutter milk the cream must 1U0 feet apart if put in j A warm foot bath, with an ounce drains are tainiy would 1m more palatable at bout Brer Ben, and mars ha low: 'cause they can't help it. ed evenly. To ripen evenly it must BO to A0 from Drains lowest I stoled a woman's new 835 bonnet back an you lets places. a as restful as t,e table If served with a hot oro cold Kf dat nigger come be kept at an even temperature; it of sea salt is almost tile saure. as It is in many rods long should have 5 or I gwine giv yo yo oncet, said the retired burglar, but he dar. know me water until it the in Toddle In latter the nap is Impossible to secure tile will French households. A hot sauce, freedom shooly.' you can bet your life if I ever go into towel, put on for an outlet A the farm kitchen. So, whether the cools, dry with a rough all the water on flat land from good for the soup meat or other ol an"bout ter he the bunine-- again I won't steal anJocko carry of a nigger, have amount of butter is large or small, fresh stockings, woman change Did the woman run you who was 40 acres without injury to crops boiled beef, is made from a cupful dia but jess de same he lak ter go other one. the and shoes, we strongly advise against keeping frum wet weather. with flour and free foro he die. an he promise ol' down and get you sent up?" Naw. Drainage thickened stock, of much better feel will to in the drop" ready either the milk or cream and sea- - mars he let him know. Ol' mars But 1 took tbe thing home ami rubbed butter for tonic together, Another minutes. ten in kitchen. Keep it in a room where soned with a tablespoonful of vine- -' waited and waited twel de dark of give it to me wife, and she never let From Wroolng t'elll Market. and the temperature the sole is a handful of alcohoL This writer gar and salt pepper anq fine herbs de moon, an' one night long 'fore np on me till I gets her a S'.OO dress to. is a sure way tc dry the feet after ia a recent prize essay the low.Nelther milk or cream should to taste. has had sow her After the storm. a In day he year ol Jocko Mow loud's he go with tlie bounet See?" out Inbeing be allowed to freeze. Freezing EASTERN LESSONS FOR WEST ERN FARMERS. , ra TESTED RATIONS o SUITABLE FOR DAIRY CCAyS. al oil-me- al pea-mea- anti-tram- -- pea-mea- ' bo-to- . d lbs-oat- ki-yi- "asly -- Ku-Klu- z. Be-oss- se y ch -- -- well-to-d- n p |
