The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, December 20, 1889, Image 9
.v. .Foi'tn-s BY AVHIOU tho Exoicx.
LKNCli OF ?l'?CK 1$ HlSTlonM?NED,
Tito outward indications (color, hair,
length-of?.?horns, oars, hui, . ic.) of stook
aro not'Always to ho reh?\,i, upo? as cor
tain lp Indicating tho oxeollonco of an
toiimul for tho purposes required, and
when a breed ls bred 'strictly with a
view to having lt excel in tho oxhibi
?" tidii of supoi'loiily of tho outer char
jii.tyrlatles it is somotimos duo to a loss
of vigor in tlio stock, tho result of tho
.^aerifico of tlio moro important Indi
vid dui characteristics of Utility. Breed
ers have made mistakes in adhering too
.closely to the color marks, or rather in
giving a gloater number of poluts to
?\tliose soetipna that roally aro not so im
i.'portant compared with othors.
I A I(K Ai.iKs FOR Trna ROOT MAG OOT.
3 ~J)r. T. ! II. Hoskins, of Vermont,
fl writes that two years' trial seoms to
coiifirUi tho Bta'temont that tho larvaj
I of Mm AvtMmy?? {A. ceparunu A.
? I ord?d?cee, A. raphant) may bo vory
?igieutly cljeokcd in thoir ravages by
B Un) nco application of fino air-slaked
H limo, or of uuleachcd ashes, along tho
H rows, in close contact with tho plunts.
H|Tho application must be free in order
Hld he fully offoctiYC, Tho doctor 1ms
? not found an application half au inch
H deep for two inches.on each sido of tho
Brow (or about tho roots for cabbago) to
H do tiny harm to tito plants, or a much
Bless quantity to bo fully effective. ilo
Htficd Mr. Gregory's chicken remedy on
B?hlens, tilt found it dil not ans wot",
H willie tho application of ashes, cspoci
H ally tis soon as rain fell sufllclent to
? bring tho alkali into action, seemed to
H stop tjioir working very promptly.
nj Tim DKI?TU OF DKAINS.-This is a
H matter of interest to many farmers. In
B langland tho discussion between tlio ad
B; vocales of deep and shallow drains has
Bsooen long and fierce. Tho deeper
9Ks.hu lu s-four feet--have in ?very in
Hjjtanco boomed to carry tho weight of
Hyirgument. Few cultivated plants like
Hjwet toes, and, practically, thoy will not
Bhpeurlralo beyond tho averago lino of
?water standing in tho soil during this
Hjperiod of growth. Deeper drains mean
W|i greater depth of .soil for moisture und
Hjnourishment for tho plant,, moro pro
Bitcclion fof tho rooty from tho sun and
HM ry winds, less injury to tho plant, from
Ht'Xi-reinos of drouth- moisture or frost,
Bland a more uniform temperature for
BBtho roots. Tlio main arguments ju
Mfavor or shallow drains are, rapidity of
HemoYing surface water, and less cost.
Bl IlOltSIC ?HOISS AND SllOKlNO.-Tho
Hjbiunucrs and carelessness ol' horsc
V. 'ilioeis often subject "tho noblest of all
|;^':|uiiinals" to needless discomfort it' not
Hruelty. A recent writer remarks that
Hbo proper form of the shoo can be
HBidiipted for relieving concussion in
HHiorses subjected to hard and fast work.
Ht allows the frog and probably a p?r
BHiou of tho sole, and bars toc?me in con
Hact with the ground, so that tho
HBvcight of tho animal is distributed over
Hil greater surface ol tho foot, and not
B ouflncd ontirely to tho wall, as in tho
H'ase of the seated shoo. The elasticity
9Hf tho horn may to somo extent relieve
"v.'ilie fool, and log from concussion, but
'.Alie frog, if allowed to come to the
SHround, acts much bettor.
BB Tlio samo authority suggests or ad
onises, on another point, in this wiso:
HHL'O provont horses striking tho shoe of
..f^lho fore-foot willi the lou of the liind
'^: Ult, shorten the toe of Hie front shoos
IBM nd lengthen those of tho hind-fool,
' nd hi a little while it will canso the
BBHIorso Iq . pick up his fr??-??-<v.r<t qoi?'.
BJ i
??I \ . ,,.!. ; .i ..
?UH,
H .'.rd:
BBB ...
BBS I?.
HHinK from one cow. Uer food, dura
HHfiun df milking period, facilities for ob
HHiining water and Hie manner of being
HSdlkcd inthionces tho quality. The
BHiilk of cows from young grass will
BBS a ry greatly from that produced from
V around grain.
H A TKMl'ICltATUHK Of flOlll Ol to OG
BBIi necessary in churning, and as the
Breather becomes cold tho churn and
?V.f| .-cain must bo warmed. The lemper
. ( I lire can be easily regulated by tlio
?Sid of cold and warm water to reduce
HHr raise as is required. Tho churn it
BBlf may bo very cold, and some duiry
Hnoii pour warm water into it, and
Hlien renew it before putting Hie cream.
THK amount of salt- necessary to bo
... 1 ied in butter is generally accepted as
\ anco of salt lo ono pound of butter;
f?,: id. iii salting butter the stale of the
v, j eather is to be eonshlcicd as well as
HH'ic preference of thc market. In
BBlntcr Ic-s salt ls rctpiircd, and in
BHnne inuikols butter Unit ls very salt
BB' not S?ltl aiJ readily as when loss salt
BB used.
BH THK boise is blanketed to prevent
.?. olds, while the cow is Hirned out to
H8lCC tno fitorms. Tho cow cannot en
BRu'o cold any bolter than other ani
BHals, and though it may not bo neces
HBiy to blanket her, yet sho should havo
?shed, or some other protection in tho
? THIS rich black liquid that dows off
HBftom tho barn-yard contains tho wealth
BH tho farm. Uso absorbent material,
?Bul save it. Tho loss of liquid ma
EHfiro is great, and if saved would not
BHdy add fertilizing matter to the
UH.rm but increases tho value of the
HAsPAitAous beds may bu rnado now.
Hlaco tho roots two feet apart, first
faking tlio bed very rich with manure.
Hi ls usual to have the roots closer, but
HW ?ho roots will thicken in tho beti in
HHvO, course of time, it is bettor to allow
jellly of room in tho beginning.
BBS Ai,), plants that aro set out in tho fall
BHr a permanent patch, such as rasp
HBirnes, blackberries, etc., should be
HBi)-'buck to-within six inches of tin
Hots. Canes that aro left on will In
?BB no advantage next .season.
HBWHAT aro called sour apples arc
BMdly swcot, though their tartness
Hies tho saccliarino properties tlicy
Hflfiituin. Some of Hie richest, sour
Hiles, as thc Russet, make very strong
BHcgar, which they could not do il
?roy did not contain a good deal ol
BMiotnoss._
H},vis winter protection to tho small
Bit. The thing to do ls lo select
Hi best varieties, even if tender, and
Hn go to Hie trouble of protecting
Hm. Hardy varieties aro often like
BHji scrub cow, tough, but mighty un
HB' other work is not pressing plow
HH ground for next year's corn, anti
HHHO.H it in tho rough condition, so at
WHyrmlt tho frost to assist in pulvoriz
Ht. In tho sining it may bo cross'
^'HOUSEHOLD <
INNUMERABLE OTO tllO Way? of POW
lng over cold potatoos, lhlng to a
slow 13oU bi a toakottlo botlor a quart
of now milk; boason witli poppor and a
largo tablespoonful of fresh butter;
tlnck?n with potatp'ilour or a teaspoon
ful of cornstarch or corealine. Add
tho cold potatoes out in large-sized dico
and simnibr fifteen minutes. .Stir fre
quently, pour lido r. dian, add thu cale,
and keep tho dish covored that tho con
tents may retain their heat. In tho
country, or whore milk is abundant,
cold potatoes cut up and simmered for
an hour, or longor, until tho milk has
simmered moro than half away and tho
potatoes have assumed a glassy, waxy
appearance, aro almost as appetizing as
oysters. A teacupful of swoot cream
adds a touch of deliciousness to an al
ready savory dish. Whonthu8 cooked
tliey require constant stirring, unloss
cooked in a tcakottlo holler.
Take cold mashed potatoes that havo
boon well seasoned with salt, poppor,
butler and cream. Flour tho hands,
but do not add Hour to tho potatoes;
make into egg-shaped balls, wash over
with beaton egg, plaeo in a shallow pan
and bake a light brown. Servo hot,
and edgo tho dish on which they aro
served with leaves of fresh parsloy or
fringed celery.
Broad-crumbs naiko a lightor and far
moro digostlblo crust for puddings than
tho pastry in willoh they aro ordinarily
baked.
.Slices of stale bread from which tho
crust has been rasped or pared.aro au
excollont substituto for pastry for applo
dumplings, especially for children or
adults whose digestive organs aro not
strong, l'are, coro and halvo juicy,
tart apples; butter thinly a pudding
dish or dripping-pan, lay tho slices of
bread, barely moistened with now milk,
In it, and upon each sli?o of bread lay
tho half of an applo, tho flat sido down
ward. Powder thickly with sugar,
lightly with nutmeg und cinnamon, a
tiny pinch of salt and a piece of butter
on each apple. 13it.Ro a light brown.
Or, after paring thinly tho crust from
light rolls, make a shell of them by re
moving the crumbs from tho centre and
rilling them with chopped apples,' or
the fruit quartered and seasoned as
above, In each case adding ti few drops
of lomon juico lo tho apple in each
dumpling. Pour over tho wholo a cust
ard made ol' ono pint of sweet milk,
three eegs, swaetened and flavored to
tasto. Pour on whilo hot, and bako a
golden brown.
Butter a pudding-dish cover with a
layer of very thinly sliced apples, pow
der with sugar, a trille of cinnamon, a
suspicion of salt, a few drops of lemon
extract, and bits of butler; cover with
bread-crumbs, alternate this until the
dish ls filled, making tho last layer or
crumbs. If convenient, pieces of quince
presorvo may be added. Pake and servo
hot with sweetened fresh cream flavor
ed with lemon, or lemon sanco made by
mixing togother tho yelks ol' three eggs,
tho whites of two, a coITee-cupful of
butter, half a pound of sugar, tho juice
and grated riiubof lemon, stirred over a
Blow Ibo until it thickens like honey.
Butter a pudding-dish or pie-plate,
strow with bread-crumbs to tho thick
ness of pastry, dot with bits of buttor
(very nico and moro wholesomo with
out,) lill with a custtud mado of pota
I toes, chocolate or whatever variety may
be preferred.
You desserts tho sweet potato fur
nishes a list of dainty dishes which
might bo multiplied into a much longer
liai. but. wo o'.iffftr th V ?
? i N ?.i- .r<n i TO li;. .-1*'<M inking
><; , u p?ate deu?.or th.m (?>q c tniu-..
? ititi piale i'- reqt >,iod< Ihikd litoddijili ;
I si'/.o i iio'Uto ? hot ?'tujo dobo, ! ibo lin?
j pl.tli' with good p (... . ! .. th? poild'oos,
; phue a layer \\\ -'. tlVo bi'f l.inivo? Hid
; <_i Ulis .^ninkle thickly ttyhi>er
of gooll brown sugar; ovor this thin
slices dllbutler and "sprinkle yvith flour,
seasoning with spices to taste.. A heaped
tablespoonful of.flour and tho same
quantiiy\of butter will be aufnehmt for
ono pie. Put on another layer of pota
toes plied ^ little in thc middle, Mix
together equal quaptitlcs of wino and
water, or lomon juico and ?alor and
pour in enough to half nil tho pie,
sprinkle over a little flour, and place
over all tho upper crust, pinching tho
ed.?os on ref idly together. Cut a slit in
tho center and bake slowly ono boin.
ANOTIIEU HKCU'K.-Take half a
pound of potato, wash and put into a
pot with just enough water to keep
them from burning. Let simmer slow
ly for a hidf hour; they must bo only
parboiled, otherwise they will bo too
soft and make tho pudding heavy.
"When hall-done, peel and grale them.
Stir to a cream half a pound of butter
tiud six ounces of powdered sugar, add
a grated nutmeg, ti teaspoonful of bea
ten mace, the j nico and grated pcol of
ono lemon, ti wino glass of rosowater,
one ol' wine. ?Stir these ingredients to
gether, beat eight eggs Jight and stir
into the mixturo alternately willi the
potato, a little of each at a timo. Stir
tho wholo very hard, pour into a but
tered oisli and bake throe-quarters of
tm hour. To bo beaten cold.
GRATED T?OTATO PUDDING.-Ono
pint of sugar, hair a pint ot molasses,
ono largo spoonful of butter, and a pint
of grated potato. Mix well, and add
sweet milk enough to make quito thin;
season with orango peel beaton Ano and
ginge-. After it is mixed add to it
throe, well-beaten eggs. liako In a
yo y slow oven lo allow it to candy over
tho'top. Stir thoroughly from tho bot
tom, and let it candy over again. This
is an old-time favoi ito and deserves all
the praise it lias ever received.
POTATO FRITTERS.- X?oll haifa
pound of potato, when cold grate; mix
together two largo tablespoonfuls of
cream or rich milk, two of sherry wine,
hair a nutmeg, two tablespoonfuls of
powdered migar and tho juico of a
lemon; boat eight eggs, omit tho whites
of two; mix the eggs together ilvo min
utes-no flour. Pry In hot lard, toko
up with a perforated dipper, sorvo im
mediately. Eat with golden honey, or
any good syrup or sauce.
IF peoplo wore us careful in avoiding
the habits which produco disease ns
they aro porsistont in ?coking cures for
their ailments, tho number of invalids
in tho world would bo much reduced,
TUB sulpho-carbolalo of sodium, in
thirty-grain doses given after meals, ls
recommended in flatulent dyspepsia.
Also (n ten-graid doses for nausea and
vomiting, paitleularly in pregnancy,
A pan of sliced raw onions placo l in
a room where there is dipthoria will ab
sorb the poison and prevent tho diseaso
from spreading. Tho onions should bo
buried every morning and fresh onss cut
np._
Tho ribbons used for sowing in rows
on not dresses aro generally two inches
wide
Poon MAMMA!-Whoa Charley got
his Drat pants ho was vory proud. Ho
looked at his discarded skirt and ex
claimed, ?'Pvo got two legs now, just
Uko papa."
Then ho wont in to seo his mothor,
all arrayed \i\ his new trousers and now
hoots. J e -vas speechless with delight,
and in tho nolght of Ids Joy ho hurst
out:
"Oh, mamma, pants makes me fool
H? giaud. Didn't it mnko you feel
grand, when-" Hut an awful consci
ousness came over him that this bliss
had nevor beon shared by his mother,
and ho laid his wco, chubby hand piti
fully against her cheek, saying, pathet
ically.
"Poor mamma! poor mamma!"
"So, young man." said tho painter,
as ho daubed a streak of sky on the
etui vas, "you want to bo an artist, do
you?"
"Yos, sir."
"Can you live on crackors and chceso
on some days and on nothing at other
times??'
"I don't know; I never tried."
"Can you work from 6 o'clock in tho
morning till 0 o'clock at night, and
nover got tired and stop to rost?"
"I don't know. I-I must say it's
doubtful."
"Could you refuse Kn offer to paint
artistic signs for a browory or cigarette
firm, and go on lighting starvation at
short rango with the soft end of a
brushV"
"Perhaps I might."
"Well, you think it over, and if you \
feel coitaln of it, como around and I'll
seo what you can do at painting."
' "SCUSE MK," ho said, as ho leaned
across tho aislo of thc car, "but I pro
sumo you aro reading tho morning pa
per?"
"Yes, slr," leplicd tho other.
"Published hero in tho city?"
"Yes, sir."
"Will you have tho kindness to toll
mo if you have as yot como across an
article headed. 'A Distinguished Visi
tor to Detroit. Hon. Benjamin Per
kins in Town. Lot Us Do this Famous
Man all Honor?' "
"Mo, sir, 1 haven't."
"homo oversight, probably. Probab
ly ho in to-morrow. That's all. Much
obliged."
And ho settled back, buttoned up lils
threadbare overcoat, and realized that
13 passengers wero sizing him up and
wishing that fame would also como to
them.
How Sho Did lt.-Chicago school
teacher -"Docs any little boy or girl
know tho iioeni about Old Mother
Hubbard?"
Little girl (from Boston) "1 do."
'.Very well; you may recite it for the
others."
"Aged Mother Hubbard performed
that particular stylo of voluntary loco
motion known as walking In tho direc
tion of tho rccoptaelo In which provi
sions were wont to bo kept, for thc pur
pose ot providing for her faithful can
ino a portion of tho Iranio of a body.
But, upon arriving at tho aforesaid re
ceptacle, what was her dismay upon
discovering that it was hi a stato of ab
soluto nudity."
"How docs lt happen that tho couplo
over tho way live so happily together ?
They have been married now twenty
two years and have nover yet had a dis
pute." Ko wonder*, she goes out teach
ing music all day long away from homo
lind llb is a night, editor on a dully pn
I per."
I.
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Mid nbinev iSxivi , iiUoiltbut .irita U?iltit?ai riWwft,
I <i ?si Whoii wt, ("viv?--11.. iden M< pea) oisfi ...
I Cl V i'. ?Ml- i' ;\-.''y d': '.-. ,i lu .! ; U . ;i..,..( ,, .
? ita !;i vvlri ni 'i ii - ?n:in\i!a< ' in i-i . In supplyuii. :
loth.) oublie,'a*'they HW tinbin Minuit'lt drtig
gi?lS,.11 .. UII!> cxiaiuUal tiui uiioiue ul guar
antee, that lt will accomplish all ll ls recoin
niciiilctl to ?lo, or money paid for ll will lio
promptly relumed. It unies torpid liver, or
Dlllousiicss, Indigestion, or dyspepsia, all hu
iliors, or blood taints, from whatever cause
in lslng,skin and scalp diseases, scrofulous in
fections, (not excepting consumption, or lung
..scrofula), If (alton in (Imo and given a fair trial.
Thousands of cures follow the use of Dr.Sago's
Catarrh UcutcUy. WI cents.
A saturated solution of bicarbonato
of soda (baking soda) in diarrhoeal
troubles; give freely.
From tho Paris World Exhibition.
As wo aro informed, the Pu ns journal
for ladies fashions, "La C.uiturioro"
has been awarded with a premium at
tho World Exhibition at Paris, and
therefore Ave think, it would bo of
great Interest both for our lady dress
makers and for every lady in goneral, If
wo call their attention to tho now
American edition of this fashion jour
nal, much tho more us lt is printed in
English language. Wo can not enough
point to thc rich material this paper
offers, because tho annual issuo con
sists of about 800 of tho latest, designs,
also 200 colored figures, and each n um
ber 1B accompanied by a cut pattern.
But what scorns to bo for us of tho
greatest value, is, that tho publisher
has mado arrangements, that of all tho
designs and of tho colored figures,
too, tho cut patterns in various
sizes, either of cloaks, jackets,
dresses or baby garments, can
bo got at from 20cts. up. Wo behove,
it would bo useless to mention that this
paper "La Couturi?re" bringa only its
own Paris designs in original on tho
market, also that it ls enabled, to in
dicate the latest fashion colors through
its colored pictures.
We cub recommond this paper to
evory dressmaker and housokoopor,
from tho fact, that tho price of this
splendid issuo is only $2.75 per annum
mm $1.00 semi-annually, and it cnn be
had through tho New York OOlco, Max
Keffol, 83? Broadway. Especially wo
can hint to tho November edition con
sisting of a great season picture with
winier clonks, an othor season plcturo
for costumes, a Panorama ot children
garments, a Promenade costume, the
last tinco supplements being in colored
hues, and a cut pattern.
I cnn seo ns fur into tho midst ono as
tho picker.
Don't commit suicide! If you liavo dyspepsia;
with headache, heartburn, distress in the stom
ach, no appetite, and aro all worn out-but
tako Hood's Sarsaparilla and bo cured. It cre
ates an appetite, and gently regulates tho dh
gestion. Sold by druggists.
If you give an inch ho will luke an
ell.
There ls nothing (unless lt bo the sawing ma
chine) that has ll ghtcnod woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Kfeclrie Soap, const unity sold
since IRtVl. All grocers have it. Have you made
Its acquaintance 7 Try it.
Ilotlovo is soon cold.
1'rn/or AxloOroiiso.
Tho Frazer is kept by all dealors. Ono
box lasts as long as two of any other. Mo
rel veil medals at North Carolina Stato Fair,
Centennial, and Paris Exposition.
lt is a long road that has no turning.
Many lmltato "TuiislU'8 Punch" 6o. Cigar,
Scrofula H.'/imop
"My Httlo daughter's lifo wiifo ,?v. i. ns wo no
llovo, by Hood's ?iivB?ipai lil't. V, cfo)-? *ho. WUT
six months old scrofula be< an V appear, und Iii
a short timo sho, lind ? lunrth i? ??ores. Ono
physlclanadvlsod ih?am|i'?i:ato: M>r une of her
Angora, to which wo jtp?uwd iissdutv Wo rogan
giving hot Hood's thirsap .ullin. A mai ked lin
proYcmcnt was nott?od atto.rV: iho had talton
only ono bottle, and by ii ?oidl' .neil us? of lt
hoing sovon years uld( btrout^jdul h.i.llhy."
13.0. JONKB, Alna, Lincoln Co., t'e.
Hood's ?arsapa?ilia
Bold by all druggists. lljsKfoi .!?, I'rep.ucdonly
by fj. I. HOOD & CO., Lowe) l, M w
100 D?itCg ?Ouo uxsSl-,: . .
THE GREAT CUHQUEHOH Of PAW;
Instantly rohovos mid nooii cur ?ti Colds* Boro
Thront, Uroneliltls, I?h tu Kv. S ur Meie, nil
congos! ions nutt InllnihmttllohKi whether of
tho Lungs, Khlnoys, or I loivolrti
KiiCUM YTISM, N?:t:iO?. Mi JA.
Headache, Toothnoho, Wo?lthel?? or yulti In
tho Uncle, Chest or IAn .!?--. Hy i to :\pi>llcn
tlon. Tntorinilly lu' waU'i fi?j.? {Hi inloriml
pains, tlntuloncy, Itoiirtlnirii, SjlCSt Itriuluche,
Norvousnoss, 81ooi?los-'>?v-. l|*rtlylhUl?it of
tho llonvt, Chilla anti } Vv,w m : *tul.?i lu.
flOc. n hollie. All Druggists!.
nnv WI NI W
PPP ?! ?
m ii mex *W %
An oxcollout and mihi Culh.tvUe. ?. uroly
Vegotaldo, Tho Safest iud -? .< M.Uolno
lit tho world for tho < ara <>| >h o> .odors
of tho
LIVER. STOMACH: Oil BOWELS.
Tnkoii nocoi'dltiK to illreotloiis thoy will
restore lionlth and rt'i??iv A ?WOlt.-.
I'rtco, 85 ?ts. u llox. Sni i 'un i Druggists.
DU. 11ADWAY * ( (?.. M . XV Vl)KH.
Cream Bal m ??^YCpi^ffl
Cleai.KtiM tho BVv'/?^H3W'^
Nasal lMsM,mes, ^fc^.^K^^
Allays Pain and i?r?v"."' V;/,; ? ., ^ADI
InllainiuatlOn, wfy/fy'Vf , ? ; ' cy^?fl
Heals tho Sorfes, ^. '^M
K?storfs tho Ka y' ry$&*?H
Sonsos of Taste|$fc/v',, ,v,C*->;;?l>'ffl
ana Smell.
Try tho C^l^^^?;.;:'-IV^
A particle- Iii npplicd Into os II ???.VU I sud In ?vrroo*
nhle, l'r'.c.o Ml coutunt Oriuru-i '. i ? nd, - ' rod.
Mets. Kl,Y nitoTiiKin.,M . orle
]>ALMS mrs. COI.T.KO.:. ! i' ndoliiii?a ra
. .Scholarship and posit ? ,!- Wrlto for
circular.
Hfl Bf! K SX VU V . Itook-k?. .'Hi.-, ! il.\tn (A .'wvnfl,
UIYIE lVnmniishlp. ArPlr .-.'?.. .< ' li: \, l '.-to.,
IhorouKhly taught by VA.l. 'll-iilarl it?x?.
llry?nl'H Colloeo, 4??7 V. lu 111 i uff MO, V. Y.
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