The west shore., June 01, 1880, Page 176, Image 16

THE WEST SHORE.
June, 1880.
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TIIK PA KM KICK IAl'(illTP.K,
There la a ootid .,( beauty nourishing id the
ehadee of U country that people in the town
nevi r dream of. Farm houeee are daogernua
nlaee (ur tuch f.llowa u cheerful Tom, Itache
lor Hob, uiil Orphan Itoy, At vu are think-
H( ""'J1 "I enaap "f bent. cattle, you may lie
ahot through by a air nl bright M ami
melted away by a bewiU lung emils that you
saver dreamed of till the mix hli I u done. In
towns aitd theater, ami thronged aae.ml.litn of
litlail fair, you art on your guard, you kimw
what you air ..(..,.. I Ui, ami put on your
liraatilaU, ami i.aaa on through the moat lr
nlila ooalauKht of beauty, ealo m l aouml. Hut
in lha aylvan n In at, dreaming of nightingales
ami bluebirds anil all audi, ami hearing only
the lowing of cattle, you ero taken by tiirpriee.
tl aleta a fair, blue eyed i feature, cruaaee a
hruoli, a elylo. You atari, you aland loat
In nomlcr anil ail nil rat ion! You lake out your
memorandum g w 11U a sonnet 011 tin return ol
tha iiyintiha ami liryaili to rarlh, win 11 11 (.
rHuea John Toinpklua and aayt; "il l only tha
iriiii . iiaugiiier wnn met on yomlor hill
What! haif farmers tuoh daughter. 01 a da, a
M ' 1 . '
1 hum linn none are .laiigeinua 1.1.1. .-.
heap away from them. Irt in. man with a tioct
maJ imegliieUoii, win. h it only anothrr name
tor a t4.ii.lrr haart, Matter Inmaelf with the Ian
t'laa 01 tin. calm delight, of Ilia ooiinlry; with
lha Mr idee of titling with tlm farm, r 111 In
ol.llaahioiioil chimney coiner, ami hearing In in
i-aia 01 oorn ami milium, ik ami j. it. .,
ami an am n uiiuga, ol joining Inin 111 I In. .. n
i. iaun ui pipe ami lug; ol IIUiiniiK
lha gneelp ol the ii.mtottal.h. farmer a wife.
lha paieon anil hia family, of Ina eormnna, ami
Ina pig, over a fragrant .111. ..( young hi ...
w rappral in lha ileln mm luturiea of , uatar.la
and iUmI urwaana. In walka a fauy rWea
ol woniliiHia wiUhery, ami with a bow
amiia lasea t.rr anal jual ..p...,t. It la the
larniai a .laughter, a Ining creature of eighteen
lair aa tin- lily, iwmI aa Um violet, lovaly aa
tha rase, m.alael aa tha aarly mom, ami niml.lt
aa yout own imagination ,, I .-.!, a 01 1,,.,
I ... I. ..I SB I VI' I- I
..J...01HK 1 011 re ni it a all over
wil you, ami Uiat nnine. of going in tha coiin
ley oat of tha way of vanity and temptation
aen iam ing tarin imuara in m th. nice , ,1,1 Uah
nmaii pleoea ol ratal.lialml 1 ..uU-nlm.iit SI.
(..auj.iaia.il I.' A-Jtfulluir,
tup.
MII.KV WAY OHABAOTKB
TIIK PIIP.NOMKNON.
ill
(Vmraaaattix or QaMOM Mint Mat If 11
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' -u ... aim una roiuma ot ait
at romiuwaanl in a imwr aiuiaratua tlm oat
me'" reanuiy .1 ,. a II tl.r ireaut la
nrfal Ui IMI or '.IkJ aluioatihrii a Ihv mniiai'ua
of IniMAad aold ta gralually alta..l, ami tlm
IMjai.1 1, nail) .iiaat. ata. Tha tuU thrn ai
pawn hi Mao wiui a lo.m.m,.,,. nialW, wlu.h
raaiaia an n.lltni ...i,.toaainn. a a In, 111. 1 woiil.l
dtv II II.. iiraaaura 11 Un n grailually tWaWklw
lha lluuld auildaoly na.-aia. at a prrMura
wairn la onani lot ln , ,,,.., . . ,
Uaak ii.nl artaaa, taniahaa in a moanriil ami
aarka lha Una) of tin tticl which haa reap
Mara.L Tha hanwiian .an not i,aiiu
b lha l.aat of nwnwmi., l, tha tuU
f"aflw ta waUr which haaua 11 at a ranaUnt
Waapalwtwre. an.l lha rawinraaaiiwi ia ma.la aWvh
aaawjh for lha cooling u. U alwaia ...mil.tr
ailMat thinka that Iba gaa ami li,. .re ,ut
ally .tiaanhau. an aa U. f,,iin a ln.in.wnaaa.mt
watHin.t lit haa nWn.UI tha raimtla
a a nraaaare of 4.V1 atw.M.hnaa without tar
104 tha rwaull I'wtafC. AV,,
Im ttmr IvUMM i Caia. A anrnm
mt ol Ua Uaaaa It th. frap. .huh Im
ahiiaUuMiiui ia aaak.ag i. t'hiaa, A Hcolch
hra who Iwyaa l j aauWiahiai ahlu rwnairtaa
S"fft "zFnZ Z, E S
woy 1,100 CtllMI .4km n
CalMUloa awi.k. I. t ... a I , , . 1
ta .rtaay. Puling h IsTn :
1 crrlorwaaal at ltuW Th. ,
Tho iiheuoineoon of a milky tea hut beta
known Ui occur in certain iarta, hut haa not
been very thnroufjhly acrutinizeil. Some have
louaiilaraii tin- lumiuoua apieatauue in iUetiou
au rltctric rllect in thumUrttoriui; othera havo
atlril.uUxl it Ui cailavaric ilecompoaition of
marina animal ami planta; othirt to aliumlant
aiaw n, with haln t moving atmut in it. Hut the
truth Ippaafl Ui Im that it retulta from an :
cumulatioti of anunalculii callable of Iwcomiog
. l,...i:li..ri r, , t.t aiMiiitaiieoualv or bv friction.
Noiin iiiti n .tiiigiuformationOothtnUiet,(o(ta
aiact ohtfaotaf haa been recently iuhliabe(l by
l.ntit. I'onruaim, ol the French iron-ctail At
mulr, w in. Ii 111 I Vbruary met w ith a milky aen ill
the paatage Irom I'uint ile ( .alia to Aden. The
mghU ol February B, III, I'J ami l.'l were char
acterized by the phenomenon in all ita aplemlor,
ih, tlup during thu time traveraing tiiiO niilea
(1,1(1(1 kiloimlenl in a mean latitude of 1'.'
north la-tween the meridiaiii of (SI " and "ib cant
longitude. There waa mi thunderatorm, the
iky waa clear, the moon new, tho barometer,
tin th, tniu in. t. 1 .m.l I. , In, in. tor were reeular.
ami a gentle northeaal munaoon waa blowing. The
teiiiwrature of tho aurfaooof the water waa con
alanl at . Tho tea waa like a mow covered
lield in a clear night, and all trace of uiiilul.v
tiouawaalottaightol. The milky look waa hardly
dialurbnl by the motion of tho thip ami working
of the terew (which ihowi that the lyor had
. oiiiiderable thicknoat. Hy day all diaappcared;
but the hue of the tea waa totuew liat altered.
l.iH,knl at attentively over the ihip'l tido at
inkiil no. ai. r .i , t .iitiiin un 1 1 1 1 j
motit im in 1 r ol lumiuoua hurtle ca i,,,.,.,i
1.. . . .1 1 . . ' .
ly uigeuirr, ami more tiriiiituit clime Ui th
DOMESTIC RECIPES.
Tiih Iiieai. LMOU Pie. Ienbmit the follow
ing extract from the letter of a friend: "I have
at l.t reduced lemon pie to a acience. I take
my biacuit cutter and cut from puff paste very
thinly rolled, ttronnrl the edge I onrl a narrow
atrip of the paate, and bake theae shells. While
they are baking I prepare the following tilling,
which 'ia wcry tillin' at the price:' I take my
lemon and do not roll it cauae why! it grates
better when it ia linn. After the yellow rind is
all grated into a bowl, I squeeze in the juice,
anil if any lit t le cells go in I do not say them
nay. I then put in a cup'of sugar and the yolk
of niio egg, atir well together. Upon this I
pour a large cup of cold water (no milk), into
w hich haa been atirrcd a dessertspoonful of corn
atarch. I tmt all into a aauoe-pan and stir un
til it ia cooked into n rich, dear, straw-oolored
jelly. My ahells now being baked to look aa
much poaaible aa if they had come from Uogera',
I lill th. in, and from the white of the egg make
a meringue, to anftly cover each. I pop them
into the oven one brief instant, and bear them
in triumph to the pantry to cool. The oruat
being baked aoparately, it never soaks. " N. Y.
Trihiinr.
1
... n 1.1. .1. ... U .w. . ..
I..,, woo,.. .nRiiiiiN.il. noiue in mess cor
pusclca, one or two centum tera lung, could ha
counted ma bucket holding III liteia f the wnU-r.
Prawn out, theae were tern Ui be of gelatinoua
.iican... will. 11 unci! muck v mi 1 .....
praiY.I. leaving a daik globule one millimeter in
lianntir, which, in the liucrnaooiie. i.roa. nti-,1
(ranaparent ovoid animalcule tilled with ,..,.
ami ninvmg Ua lint and tenUcletincoMantly A
Iron of water added U. the dark glubule brought
hack ita luminoaity, and when the creature waa
hnnie.1 in Die hand it gave a blight mark which
waa ouieklv oituigmaliol and wind. k.J
imrll. The milky water kept till day and looked
at in the dark, thowe.1 no luiinm.iity even
though agitated; nnr doe. the water procured
by day and brought ,u. d.rkne... t '.,
Ui U determiuril what u th. la. ,
theae aiiimaloiili , and the information 1. alaada
airal.le aa to the tmaltioh ol tl. .i.
on the globe, the tun. a of then-
- " ' 'l,r' peraiaior not in nwauaa
Ho. Several ..f the ..tb. , .... 11 1 .'. .'
hail wilne.ar.1 the phenomenon iK-fiir,. "J,
never ao brilliant or mntinuoua. The '(,
!? PMHd M league, lurtl,,;
rn.nl, , Feb , UTS, wttlioutenooiLr,,' :n"
thing l ih.kiii.l (m ."""
OlOMU Hiki im Kahi.itjrr -
I Ml lllll Th. H.,rl I I-
"I -May
tlh. tUUw that the hrat barrel ..I 1 u
'"a.b- Iron, tb. lTp , hu
in Knglan.l. . oiianiiie.1 u. IK. I a .. ..
'" the b.B",fi, , an K : X'Z 10
ie4g,a The wheat .u . '"I1 ,hn il"n
J. L
eorgia,,wU,eVltl, f N,.,,lK.r
M oounr.
IITS, and
t, there-
lore, . nlv (out ami ,.l..i. ..
Ic matunly. The harveating 22S
aarly .vL iinm '"aually
Ml' A .lei.mil ..I v.. .
shc-ul threw m,UM,h .1 "c ' n,,."0', re.)
nulea tout).
sawv which iimmiaaa u.
valley. An
be valual.l. 1. .
PlOOaULU. To ono gallon strong vinegar
add four ottneca curry powder, four ounces good
Hour of inn in il. three ounces bruised ginger,
two ounces turmeric, eight ounces skinned
ahallota, two ouncea garlic (the last two slightly
baked I, ono-fourth lb. salt, and two drams
cayenne mp)er; put those in a jar, cover them
with a bladder, wetted with the pickle, and
ovor thia a pieco of leather; set the jar near the
uro lor iriroe nays, shaking it three times a day,
when it is ready for use. Put gherkins, sliced
cuoumlicrB, sliced onions, button onions, cauli
llower, celory, French beans, nasturtiums,
caicuma, large cucumbers and small melons in
jar. All but the capsicums must be parboiled
in salt and water, drained and dried on cloth
before a lire. The largo cucumbers, or small
tuelona, are split so that a narrow spoon may be
introduced, mid tho soeds acooped out; they are
then parboiled in brine atrong enough to float an
egg, and dried on a cloth before the fire; pour
over nil theae vegctablea the above pickle.
A IU M K. Tho editor of an Amerioan family
paper atartod a domestic column recently, and a
few days afterward a female came into the office,
carefully concealing something behind her apron.
Are you the man that iiuhli.h.l Ui.t ...j
improved way to mako currant oake f 1 He said
ho was. u aaid to mix washing soda with
1110 Hour, and atir in a little nattnfiiil ami littlV
awoet oil to give it consistency ? " "I I be-
love an." "A...I i -.11 . .
- ...... mi win 10 egg, egg aome
treacle, and i! ouncea of gum arabio, and let it
m a cool place to liake !" -I think that waa it"
Well tak. that, then!" ad the indignant
kiTa. . !lTt him With -Pn
k aund-cluh, but which he knewin hi. heart
n et 1 f" hM; ohunk of cake con
atructod on his new plan.
Stkawiikbrv Sii.,HT-CAKg.--Make a crust
uthcient to coy., the bottom of two pie-diahes.
maae raUi U th. in,Rre,1ienU hich
lwo".i e bke both ' onoi hv
11, IvT S'0 'iu"ta of Hrawberrie. thor
S3 LtoTrl T. S?1 4 " -oon as
buti'eo 'err; ffofS fitf
lino mH " of tne oernes, spnnk-
Ukrd Zi SfS tP;,e0Ver With
ell with a el . ! ,.mT Md P
blanket 1., " "na ver w ith a
"snket, to rematn to ateam until cold.
Cfiaai i ...
atlr.t. ..I .
"... mm , mm, ukp: ZTLSP" ,,,ur
aa mm mi ian
I at .acting ,. Kw aa ilepth u 5mQT
NMat
1 Nwtaly .rf Milan haa Un,J t haJ
pw w aavao ft