W1LL.AMETT FARMER; SALEM, OREGON, APRIL 1G, 188G
ffyht 3fji)iijt irclc.
una HAnmoT t. clarkk, kitoi
TUAT BOY.
Is the home turned topsyturvy J
Docs It rlntr from ttreot to roof t
Will the racket still contiuuo
Spito of all your mild reproof ?
.Aro you often in ft flutter?
Are you sometimes thrilled with joy?
Thn 1 bavo my grave suspicion
That you hate at home that boy.
Aro tho walla anil tablet hammered ?
Aro your nerve mid ink upset?
Have two oyoi so bright and roguish
Made you every care forget ?
Have your garden beds a prowler
Who delights but t destroy?
These nro well known indications
That you have at home that boy,
Havo you scon him playing circus
With his head upon tho mat,
And his heels in mid-air twirling
For his audience, the cat ?
Do you ovor stop to listen,
Whon his merry pranks annoy
(Listen to a voice- that whispers,
You wero once just like that boy.
Uavo you hoard of broken windows,
And with nobody to blame?
Uavo you aocna tronsercd urchin
Quito unconscious of the same?
So you lovo a teasing mixtura
Of preplexity and joy?
You may have a dozen daughters,
But 1 know you'vo got that boy.
CHOICE RECIPES.
Lemon Pics. Mra. M. L. Parker gives
tho Pnclflo Iturnl this rccitio for lomon
pics: Ono cup sugar, ono cup Bwcot milk,
ono tablespoon flour, two eggs (whites
for top), juico and grated rind of ono
lemon. Stir juico nmt sugar nnil nild
oggs nnd milk.
Coffoo Oako without Eggs. Ono cup
cofreo, two of sugar, half cup butter, tea
spoon soda, all kinds of ppicos, nnd thrco
cupe flour. Molly.
Graham Holla. Throo cups grnhnm
flour, ono of fluo flour, ono of inolnsscs,
two nnd n half cups milk, ono egg, ono
teaspoon sodn dissolved in tho milk,
and a littlo salt. Uavo tho gem pans
hot. Con.
Corn Starch Cako. Ono cup butter,
two of sugar, ono of sweet milk, ono ton
spoon soda, whites of sovon oggs , mix
thoroughly, nnd add ono cup cornstarch,
thrco of flour, and two toaspoons cream
tartar.
Mock Oystor Soup. Propnro tho
brains of oithcr n hog or bocf ; and put
on to stow in n cup of wnlor with littlo
salt and poppor ; put on ono quart of
milk to boil, add nlump of buttor; when
tho milk comes to n boil, pour in tho
nlrcady cooked brains, mid orvu hot
with crackers. Sonio say it tastes pre
cisely liko oysters.
Chess Pio. Tho yolks of four eggs,
ono cup ench of sugar, cream and pro
Ecrvos, nnd a half cup butter. Beat tho
whitos to a stifT froth, stir in n half cup
sugar, and flavor with lemon ; whon tho
pio is cooked, spread this over tho top
and roturn to tho oven a fow momonts
until a light brown. I prefor n plum
prcservo for this pio,
Old-Fashioned Spongo Cako. Six eggs,
ono cup white sugar, and ono cup flour;
flavor to tualo. Boat tho whites to a stiff
froth, then bent yolks, adding sugar nnd
beating well 5 next add whitos, then flour,
nnd flavor with lemon or vanilla. Tho
pan must bo groused woll, nnd if your
cakes hnvo been in the habit of stioking,
cut papor to fit tho bottom. Bako twonty
minutos.
Pumpkin Pies without Eggs. Cut up
a good dry pumpkin, stew dry as for
ordinary pies; mash and boat lightly
with a fork. For each cupful uso ono
nnd a half pints of milk, and pour boil
ing hot ovor tho pumpkin, stirring
briskly all tho timo. Add throo table
spoons each of sugar and ndd good mo
lasses, nnd a tablespoon each of cinna
mon, allspice, cloves and ginger. Bako
slowly.
Applo Jolly Cako. 1'aro and grnto
three apples ; add two-thirds cup sugar,
nnd ono egg ; mix all and cook, stirring
to prevent burning; when done, cool and
ndd two teaspoons extract lomon. Cako :
TJont tho whitcsand yolks of thrco eggs,
ndd ono and ono-half cups sugar, half
cup butter, half cup milk, throo cups
flour, and thrco teaspoons baking powder.
Bake-in sheets; uso jolly whilo hot.
Xover roprimand a child in the pres
enco of others. It may shamo and mor
tify him for a fow time3, but ho will
soon become hardened; and a hardened
child is about as good as lost from tho
standpoint in which you view him.
And, another thing, it is disastrous for
ono parent to criticise tho mothod of
other paronts in dealing with a child, in
tho presence of tho child himself. Bo
serve such mattors for privato and kind
consideration.
Get your blue vitrol at Port & Son's
drug Btoro, 100 Stato street
LAUNDRY HINTS.
To remove mildew, rub common yel
low soap on the damaged article, and
then salt nnd Btnrch on that. Hub woll
and put out in tho sunshino.
Tea and coffco stains : Dip tho stain
ed linen in boiling water nnd lot it stay
a minuto or two ; stir n littlo, nnd lift
out with n Htick ; wring, and wash in
tho usual manner, and yon will bo sur
prised at tho result.
To wash doubtful calico: Put a tea-
spoonful sugar of load in a pailful of
water and soak tho calico in it fifteen
minutos bofore washing. To sot tho
color in bluo cambric, dip it into n solu
tion of snltpotro, using two or throo
cents worth to n pailful of water. Salt
injures tho fabric.
Staroh should bo boiled from ten to Al
teon minutos. A good tablcspoonful of
coal oil added to each quart of starch
boforo tailing and stirred thoroughly
whilo boiling, will add nnico gloss to tho
clothos and provent tho starch from
rubbing up whilo ironing.
To wash black cashmcro: Uso warm
wntcr containing considorablo spirits of
ammonia. Rinso in well blued water of
about tho samo temperature. Bemovo
from tho lino boforo ontircly dry, and
nnd iron. Do not fold, as that will
causo moro wrinkles to bo ironed out
than if ironed directly from tho lino.
A friend has this to say of silk socks :
Wash in n lathormndo of soft water and
castilo soap. Do not wring, but drain
them out of this wator nnd rinso in two
or throo waters. Then placo in n towol
nnd twist tho ends of tho towel until nil
tho wntcr is out. Hang up to dry be
tween two towels. On no account hang
in tho sun unprotected. Do not iron.
To wash very dirty rag carpot : BIp
tho scams and tako ono width at a timoj
soap tho groasy spots, and thon put into
tho boilor with plenty of soft soap in
which coal oil has beon mixed, (half a
cup of oil to ono quart of soap) and
warm soft water; boil half an hour, thon
rinso in sovoral waters, each titno pound
ing tho carpot with n stamper, and put
ting through a wringer. You will bo
surprised to seo how nico your old carpot
will look.
Matilda, Dak., tried tho experiment of
pouring hot suds ovor her whito clothos,
letting thorn soak whilo alio washed tho
flannels. Thon sho merely "sudsod"
each picco tip.nnd down, and put through
tho wringor without rubbing. Sho thon
boilod and rinsed as usual, nnd thoy
lookod just at whito without any of that
hard rubbing. Clothes ought to bo put
to soak Sunday night, if washod on
Monday, but who cnmlo it with hor host
dress on?
Statistics show that ono-quartor of nil
tho insanity in tho world, and in Paris
ono-half, is caused by drink. In tho de
partment of tho Soinc, in Franco, thoro
aro six times ns many lunatics ns thero
wero in 1801, whilo tho population is
only thrco timos ns groat. Tho chief of
tho "physical" caused producing mental
disoaaod is oxecssivo drinking, which is
responsible for 602 out of tho 1,007 ad
mitted in tho yoar. Of tho "moral"
causes "domestic troublo" stands first,
with u'J casos, and after it inordorcomo
monoy losses," alarm, surprise domestic
affliction and religious mania, which last
appenrs to bo comparatively raro in
Paris. That is it ovory whore; drink lendH
as a causo of disease and crime. The
drink ourso is moro fatal to human wol
faro than war, famiuo nnd pestilence
combined.
A lettor in tho Lancet saya: "As tho
morits or domorits of tobacco appoar to
bo coming to tho front again for discus
sion, I think tho following quostion
worthy of attention, viz : How far tho
injurious effocts of tobacco nro entailed
upon tho offspring of smokers? I can
call to mind sovcral families of my ac
quaintance who nro dolicntc, whoso fa
tliors wero groat smokers. Tho effects
of tobacco on tho heart and muscular
fiber generally aro clearly shown in tho
instances roforrod (o, in nn annotation
which appears lately in your columns as
having been practiced years ago for tho
reduction of hernid and dislocations.
May not tho cases which como boforo
tho profossion daily of dclicato hearts in
children be trnccd to this causo?''
neppner Gazette la Not a Clamt
Neither is it a mountain oyster; but
it is a wordly paper scribbled up in plain
U. S. languago and printed on a sweat-
power press in n part of hostern Oregon
whero cords and cords of vacant govern
ment and railroad land still lies out
doors. It never stole hogs, but it
is spmtimos borrowed by the neighbors.
Samplo copy with description of tho
Heppner hills country, 10 cents in stamps.
No discount to bummers. It never bucks
eggs. Address, J. W. Islington, Hepp
ner, Oregon.
Perfect soundness of body and mind
is nossiblo only with pure blood. Lead
ing medical authorities indorso AVer's
barsapaniin as ttie best ulood-punuying
medicino in existence It vastly in
creases tho working and productive
powers of both hand and brum.
iw 1111 mi siwi 1 wwnn ni(;-iri if s-i rn 11
BABY'S LESSON.
Written (or tho Wiluxctti Fluxes.
Stand up babyl That's a darling,
Mamma's precious little mau,
Don't laugh at his funny motions,
Daby doe the best he can.
Seo him now, with ono foot forward,
Hands outreached and face aglow,
Stcns out bravely one, two, three,
Truly walking, though its slow.
But you sao ho don't stop trying,
If he falls ho's up again;
Oldor ones may learn from baby
Just to do the beat thoy can,
Sit not down dis:ouragcd, whining
At tho dowdfall of yonr plan,
Rise up nobly stand up firmly,
Always do the best you can.
IN THE riBBLIOIIT.
Tho fire upon the hearth is low,
And thoro is stillness everywhere;
Like troublod spirits hero and thero
The flrollght shadows fluttering eo,
And as tho shadows 'round me creep,
A childish trebble breaks tho gloom;
And softly from a further room
Comes "Now I lay me down to sleep?"
And somohow, with that little prayer
And that sweet trebblo in my oars,
My thought goes back to distant years
And linger with n doar ono there ;
And as I hoar the child's " amen,"
My mother's faith comes back to me;
Crouchod at her sldo I seem to bo,
And mothor holds my hand again,
Ob, for an hour In that dear placo
Oh, for tho pcaco of that dear time
Oh, for that childish trust sublime
Oh, for a glimpio of mothor'a faco 1
Yet, a tho shadows 'round ms creep,
I do not sotim to be alone
Sweet muslo of that trebble tono,
And "Now I lay me down to sloop!"
OUR LETTER BOX.
Aunt Hetty again must ask pardon
of a good friond of tho Circlo: "Tho
Old Boy," who takes such intorcst in
young people Howovor, it has lost
nothing by kcoping, for it is such n good
lettor. Wo can only wish that our kind
liriona may wnto oiton, and good caro
fllinll bo tnkon that it is printed at its
right date.
Bolio sends another of her good lot
tors. Wo can tell hor whero sho can got
n canary, and a good singer for a small
sum of monoy. Wo hope somo ono will
answor her good quostion. Tho riddles
sho sends aro always those of n high
character.
Bonjamin sonds a real boys lettor
full of matter which shows his mind is
on businoss. A livo boy ho is; wo
should liko to got nnothor from him.
Yes, its bettor to koop cats and dogs
than to put out poison. A dog or cat
needs to bo woll fed to mako good
hunters. Somo think it is best to starvo
ihom into ambition, bvt that rulo would
not work woll with n boy and cortainly
would not with Kizor.
Alfred is ono of tho very youngest of
our circlo, but ho can writo n letter thai
us old folks enjoy to road. Thoro is no
doubt tho visit at grandpa's will bo full
of fun. Grandmas aro moro iudulgont
than mammas and its n lucky boy that
has theso dear homos to visit.
Salkm Pjuikie, March 2, 188G.
Kditor Home Circlet
I too somo of my schoolmates writing
to tho Circlo. I am not going to school this
term. Wo havo got somo of our gardon
in. I havo not got mnny flowors, I hnvo
a fow houso plants, and somo seeds to
sow when it gets warm enough. I huvo
not got a canary bird, but I want to got
ono. I havo not scon tho answor to my
riddlo yet, eo I will answer it: Tho
nnswor is n man. In tho morning of
lifo or babyhood ho goes on all-fours, nt
noon or manhood ho goes on two, and nt
night or old ago ho goes on throo, that
is ho walks with a cano. I will answer
Willio Millors riddlo; tho answer is throo
sheop. I will close by sending a riddlo.
"Ilcnesth the skies a creature once did dwell,
So sscred writers unto us do tell,
He lived, ho breathed in this vain world 'tis
true,
1 bough he never sinned or any evil knew,
He never shall in Heavens high kingdom
dwell,
Or e'er bo doomed to feel the paogs of Hell;
Yet in hltn an immortal soul that was,
That must be datn'nd
Or live live among the just."
If somebody don't answer boforo long
lot Aunt Hotty try. Your friend,
Bell Osnoiur.
BrtKNTS, W. T., March 2, 188C.
Kditor Home Circle:
Tho farmors aro going to bogin plow
ing in a few days. Tho ground squirrels
aro coming out of tho ground, I and my
brother drownod out fivo tho other day,
I havo been putting out poison, thoy do
a great deal of damage iu this country.
Wo havo 28 hogs, and abouCH) chickens
wo get from zv to za eggH ovory day,
wo sold seventeen dollars worth of eggs
last winter. Papa and my oldest brother
aro going to work on tho railroad this
BUmmnr. Wo huvo 0 head of horso?, wo
milk two cows. Well as all the littlo
boys nnd girls tell about their pets, I
will tell about miiio. I havo a littlo dog
is nntno is Kizcr, ho a groat littlo fellow
to catch squirrels and mico, wo havo two
cats they can't bo bent catching gophers
nnd squirrels nnd mice. I will try to
nnswor .Tamos A. King's riddle. When
tho clock strikes thirtoen it is timo to
get n now one. As I cannot think of
anything that would bo of interest I will
close. From your littlo friend.
Benjamin F. Oaiipentkk.
Salem, Or., March 17, 1880.
Kditor Homo Circlo t
I wonder if any of tho other littlo boys
who writo you lcttors liko to visit thoir
grandpa ns well ns I liko to visit mlno,
wo nro going on tho enrs to-morrow to
grandpa's, and I expect to havo lots of
fun. I was going to school 'till tho first
of April, hut my teacher got sick so I
don't go now. I will bo eight yenrs old
in May, and I am half way through tho
second roadcr. My littlo brother is two
years old, ho 1b vory cunning, ho tries
to jump off tho stool, but Btopsoffand
says "dump," ho thinks ho can jump. I
am reading "Swiss Family Bobinson," to
my mamma, tho words nro all in ono
syllablo so I can read them oasy.
Your littlo friond, Aixiikd.
Aumsville, Feb. 10, 1880.
Kditor Homo Circlet
Very gratefully I accopt my wclcomo
to tho Circlo, and do not proposo to ho
open to tho criticism of brevity. Min
nio loves to feed tho birds. Good. Lot
othord do likowiso. Thoro is moro ben
cflt in feeding tho wild birds than tho
"nico timo" it affords, or tho "blessing
that goos with kindness." Kindness
toward created beings, and n lovo for
tho bonutiful in nature, has a roiining
nnd olovnting iulluonco upon tho mind
hardly found clsowhcro. llcsidcs this,
tho birds which Minnio fed, and which
"disappeared" as soon ns tho snow wns
gono nnd thoy could obtain n supply of
thoir natural food, nro now making for
hor (nnd hor neighbors) not qulto diein
torostcd ly porhaps, but doing it nil tho
snmo ; doing work which must bo dono,
and which Minnio could not do, to savo
her lifo ; that is, catching tho bugs nnd
worms that would otherwise devour tho
fruit, flowors, "gardon truck" and form
crops. And, byo and byo, whon tho
borrics, and cherries, or tho grain, or
other seeds aro ripe, theso samo littlo
birds, having left thorn cloar of insects
all summer, will como for their shnro.
Thoy will not como nnd stoal. Thoy
will como boldly, taking what is thoirs
by right, and will pay in music and en
tortaining antic at tho samo. Mon, por
hnps Miuuio's prnctirnl fathor will get
mad (after tho manner of men general
ly), nnd call tho birds bad names, and
her big brothor will shoot at thorn, and
her littlo brothor will throw stonos at
them, novor reflecting that woro it no'.
for them thoro would ho no crops or fruit
at nil. But I expect to havo nmro to
say nbout this byo nnd byo. Oh, yen,
I havo just happcuod 011 11 lettor by
Bcssio May Sutton, of Basktt Mountain
She also feeds tho birds, nlie ny
"thoro nro throe hluo-juyH, two buld
honds and 11 big mugpio." I do not
know what sho culls "lmld-hciidi," but
tho jays nnd magpies 1110 a bud set.
Thoy aro tho thiovea and robbers among
birds, and Bostdu' big brother should
shoot them. Bella Osborno answers
Clydo'd question, "Whorodoos tho spirit
go after leaving tho body until tho ro
surroction," by roforonco to certain pnss-
agos in tho Biblo, which sho thinks "will
bo satisfactory." Bollo may bo sur
prised porhaps to bo told that only about
ono-tenth of tho peoplo in tho world nc
copt or boliovo in thosystom of religion
taught in our Biblo. How will hor an
swer Hatisfy tho othors? Clyde's other
question, "Why is n dog nblo to follow
tho track of his master," no 0110 has yet
attempted to answer, although Aunt
Hetty says It "is quite easy to aiiftwer.
It appears to mo that Clydo has, per
hatw unwittingly, sprung tho "boss'' co
nundrums. How camo a cumol to Ikj
hump'backod? Can anyono toll?
T. 0. Hoy.
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