Willamette farmer., May 14, 1886, Page 3, Image 3

WILLAMiflTTfi FAKMEK; SALEM, OREGON, MAY 14, 188G
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U118 HARIMOT T. ULAtlKE, EniTOR
MEMORIES.
sitKi
I gvo htm a roiu last niflit at the bill.
As we eat on the stair in the dim-lighted hall,
Where ono shaded lamp made it solt dreamy
glow,
And tho muiic, liko incense, breathed up
from below.
And his love-lighted eyes looked so deep into
mine,
That I hadn't tho power nor the wish to
decline.
Sho gavo mo blood-red roso last night,
As we sat on tho stairs, in tho mystio hall
light.
I remember how soft woro her eyes, and how
fair
Was hor beautiful face, with its crown of
briirh hair,
And her round, dainty throat, with its ucok
lsca of pearl
But, hang itl Who, undor tho sun was tho
girl ? E. C. Whirs.
CHOICE RECIPES.
To prosorvo Hnm for Summer. Fry
frosh 1mm, pack closely in Btono jars,
pouring over ench layer tho gronso that
fries out of it, being Biiro to cover ench
Inycrwcll. "When needed hont up ns
much na you wnnt. Mich nicer thnn if
kept in ennvns.
Ono Hour Soup. 1o pounds round
steal: with bono, two quarts cold water,
one-fourth cup each of chopped pota
toes, turnip, cnbbago ; two tablespoons
rico, salt ami pepper to taste, nwl if you
havo celery add a little chopped flno j
cook ono hour, keeping water enough in
to mako two qiinrtu of soup.
Oat Meal Halter Cakes. To one-half
pint of oat meal cooked w for porridge,
add two well beaten eggs, ono cup each
of tour nml sweet milk, Hour juut sufll-
cicnt to mako tho cakes turn, Foda to
counteract acidity of milk, and enlt to
taste, or tiso all sweet mill: and baking
riowder.
Corn Ilrond. Two cups corn meal,
ono cup wheat flour, nnd one-half tea
spoon salt, ono egg, ono tcaspoonful of
molnsscs, ono of incited butter, ono toa
spoonful soda nnd sour milk to mako a
tbin batter. Stir tho noda in tho milk
till it foams, then mix all together; put
in two well greased shallow tins and
bako in modcratoly quick oven.
Dressing for Cold Slaw. Ono cup of
vinegar, ono egg, ono teaspoon mustard,
two teaspoons sugar, ono lr .sp on bait,
nnd a little pepper. Sot vim-gar on tho
stovo in a basin and let cunio to it boil ;
beat nil other ingredients together and
gradually stir into tho boiling vinegar;
let cook fivo minutes, thon cool bforo
adding to tho chopped cabkigo.
Matblo Cako. Light : Ono cup whlto
sugar, half cup each ' butter and milk,
whites of thieo eggs, ono teaspoon
cream tartar, half teaspoon soda, and
two cups Hour. Dark: Half cup each
of brown sugar and molasses, one
fourth cup each of butter and milk, the
yolk three eggs, half a imtoing, ono ten
spoon cinnamon, half teaspoon cream
tartar, half teaspoon -oda, and two cups
of Hour.
Chicken Patties Tako tho pieces of
chicken left, pick nicely from tho bones,
putting no skin or gristln in; if you
havo mhuo gravy add that, or bnttur if
no gravy, sonio salt uml n littlo water ;
mix nil thoroughly; cut somo pulf paste
out about as largo as n saucer, put on a
largo spoonful of tho ment, gather up
tho edges, pinch togcthor, mako littlo
nir holes in tho top, and bake.
Angel Cake. Whites of olovcu eggs,
ono and a half cups granulated sugar,
ono tumbler of flour, half teaspoon soda,
ono teaspoon cream tartar, two teaspoon
vanilla. Sift flour four times then add
crenm tartar and soda, and sift three
times; sift sugar three times. Dent
eggs stiff, then Blir in sugar very slow
ly, taking long strokes; then stir in
flour ; do hot beat, but stir slwly. IJuko
ono hour and fifteen minutos in a slow
oven.
Shall Wcsicu ba Farmers?
Happy is tho woman who sympathizes
is her husband's tastes and pursuits, who
has an undoistauding of their common
interests, and is acquainted with his
financial standing, for then she is cap
ablo of judging wisely of his euros and
perplexities, and is ablo to adviso intel
ligently. Whatovcr tho husband's call
ing may be, ho is moro successful if she
whom He lias chosen for a life ?ojnpan
ion, is qualified for a business helper,
and tho wife is far- happier to bo tho re
cipient of hi confidence if slio sympa
thizes in hU work, than to remain in
happy ignorance of impeading calamities.
If as tho wifo of a physician she finds
her services indispcnsiblo in his routine
of professional dutios; if us tho wifo of
a minister sho appreciates tho dignity
of his calling, nnd lends her influcnco
to his labors ; if as tho wifo of a politici
an sho is expected to understand his
views and stand by him in victory or
defeat, know why ho is succossful or
otherwise ; if as tho wifo of an nrtisan
sho takes prido in his skill, how much
moro than cither of these should the
wifo of 11 farmor understand nnd sympa
thize in a work that cannot ho dissovcr
od from tho houso and homo. If tho
husband is incapacitated by disease, or
removed by death, tho wifo should bo
ablo to stand in his place, having tho
oversight of tho farm as sho has had it,
nnd as no ono elso con havo as well. It
is tho only businoss whoro a woman is
expected to succeed her husband in coso
of his death. If sho is not qualified for
this, loss ensues.
Sbo need not go into tho field nnd por
form tho labor of tho farm with her own
hands, but sho should bo nblo to direct
thoso who do, nnd to direct so well that
sho win tho respect of her workmen.
Tho avenues of labor that load to wo
man's indopondence nro constantly
widoning and among tho honorablo
pursuits in which sho is making a suc
cess is that of farming. Tkcro nro suc
cessful lady horto raiser, cattlo queens,
sheep ownors nnd fruit growers, who
havo continued tho businoss left thorn
by husbnnds or fathers. Eastern girls
havo left good homes nnd" npplicd
Horace Grccly's ndvico to themselves ns
woll as young men, gono West, pre
empted laud and tiro making thomsclvcs
homes nnd wealth.
Tho Now Hampshire Statesman gives
an interesting account of n youug lady
farmor in that state. Her husband died
leaving her with a farm valued at $10,
000 and encumbered with a dobt of
$8,000. Trained to business methods
sho reduced hor ideas of farming to this
theory which nho put into successful
practico: "Farmers to succeed must
have a systom of buying, soiling and
meeting nil obligations ai tho proper
time, and mako expenditures according
to their incomes." In a fow years Mrs.
Pago paid off all hor indebtedness, and
that too by hiring all her work done.
Good mnnagemont, system and a lovo
for and understanding of hor business,
gavo success to this desorving woman
farmer. Many would havo shrunk
from eo formidable an undertaking, sold
tho farm, paid tho debt, and then havo
been unable to invest tho balance safely
for tho reason that they had neither
sympathy with their husband's biuincss
or a knowledge of its details.
What n hundred women havo dono
ton thousand can do, but with tho con
ditions always in view, tho samo knowl
odgo that men haw, and tho iowor to
overcome obstacles with a natural tasta
for farm life.
Fancy snoll Mittens.
Cast on thirty stitcheson ouch of three
needles ninety in all.
1st row. Slip ono, narrow, throw
slipped one over the ono narrowed, knit
hoven, slip one, narrow, throw slipped
ono over, purl two, slip ono, narrow,
throw slipped ono over, knit seven, i-lip
one, narrow, throw clipped ono ovr,url
two. Knit other two needles tho famo.
Knit second, third and fourth round
plain.
uth row. Slip one, narrow, throw tho
slipped stitch over, throw thread over,
knit-one, (do this threo times), slip one,
narrow, throw slipped stitch over, purl
two, slip ono, narrow, throw slippod
stitch over, throw thread over, knit ono,
(do this threo times), slip ono, narrow,
throw slipped stitch ovor, purl two. Knit
other two needles snmo, then knit threo
rounds plain. Begin nt tho fifth round
for tho twist.
Narrow ono of tho shells to eight
stitches, leavo tho purled stitches and
ono row of shells on each sido of tho
twist, knit tho eight stitches of tho twist
plain for eight rounds, then tako ofT tho
first four stitches on a separate nccdlo.
Knit tho last four, first, thon knit tho
four on old needle ; this makos tho twist.
Knit wrist as long as desired, then
knit insido hand nnd thumb plain, leav
ing six stitches from tho purled ones to
whero you widen for thumb. Whon tho
hand is long enough narrow off all but
eight stitches; thoso slip t and bind.
This makes a mitten much prettier and
a moro comfortablo shapo than to iiur
row off to a point.
Wo havo not givon directions for nar
rowing off, or making tho thumb, con
cluding that a person who has never
knit a plain mitten will not undortrko
to learn on shell mittens, although they
aio not difficult for any ono accustomed
to knitting.
Drugs at Fort's, 100 State street.
jfosi $M liililrcfy
OUR LETTER BOX.
It doos not seem that ono week has
passed sinco wo sat down to gather in
tho contents of tho Letter 13ox. Yet it
is so. Knch day brings to all of us re
curring duties, perhaps not all tho fame;
yot that which must ho dono ovor nnd
over again. Lifo is mado up of these
requirements from day to day, giving
occupation to mind and body, and hap
py is the ono who cheerfully finds n
plcasuro in filling out tho hours that
must bo busy, if wo fulfil obligations. Its
only by keeping busy and keeping tho
mind active that wo can bo entirely sat
isfied. To havo somo aim in lifo to
tako a part in whatovcr comes within
our scope, to identify ourselves with
others will expand our own lifo and give
us something to do ; somothing to
think of besides ourselves nnd our own
dispomforts. Wo should strivo to keep
up tho cheerful hopeful spirit of youth,
fighting hard against tho spirit of dis
couragement that never fails to como
with added years.
Our dear Clydo comes with a cheer
ful, brcozy letter' breathing of youth
and strength, calculated to givo us all
lifo again "to bo up and doing, with n
heart for uuy fate."
Undo Tom comes out with another
helpful, choorful letter, and Aunt Hotty
has need of just such encouragement.
If it woro not for "IMnin Juanna," "Old
Boy," and somo fow other staunch
friends, wo should fall by tho way. Its
just impossible for nuy one to stand
alone. Wo must look to each other for
sympathy, comfort and Biipport.
Next wcok wo shall look for somo of
our girls and boys lo help out tho I.cttor
Dox. You would all bo disappointed to
find it empty for the first timo in a long
limo.
I.psr Vaijjsy, Or., April 2, 18S0.
I'.illtor Uotno Circlot
Tho weather for tho lust fow days
has boon delightful and the many and
beautifully tinged flowors greet us on
ovury hand. Hut oh, dear! such a tl.-y
as wo had last wcok. Tho rain camo
down in torrents ; tho ground was afloat
with wator in less than twenty-four
hours. Tho swaila woro full and over
flowing, nnd to add to our mlsfortuno it
was school day, and wo must either
"coon" tho fonco n portion of tho way
or stay at homo, and which do you
think wo did? Why wo put on boots
and proved ourselves equal to tho emer
gency. Wo learned ono thing that day:
That energy is tho key to success. If
Jim, Pete, nnd Jack does say: Oh, what
is tho use, there is plenty of days bo
sido this; so I'll stay at homo by tho
stovo to-day. You may do that, too.
Hut thero's a day gono rushing into
otornity that you can novnr recall, and
perhaps it might havo been n golden
day to you. So tho " Old Hoy " writos
again ; I am suro I do not know whether
ho is what his no" do plumo designates
him to ba or not. Hut wo heartily wel
como III spico und wit to our Circle,
and also th" camel conundrums. When
I fhnll havo finished tho present ensu
ing conundrum which roiibist of !!2 dif
ferent ideas branching out in difl'crcnt
direction. I shall then apply myself to
oni'i of smaller copc, then porhiqn I
can answer tlm "Old Uoyn'' conundrum.
George what is tho difi'crenco between it
lady and n duck? Tho Sunday schools
aro in a prosperous condition while tho
melodious echoes of tho serenade aro
heard quito frequently addressing them
selves to tho musical band in our
ploninnt littlo string-town. Everybody
is quito busy working in thoir gardens,
cither vegctablo or flower, which affords
delightful nnd healthful oicrcise. It
givos tho hoiibo plants a cliauco to bo in
tho open air, and expands tho lungs, do
rolopo tho muselo and arouse u circula
tion that will build up the tired machin
ery of idlonoss tho effect of in-door
exercise. I enjoy reading Plain Juann's
letters, and think if tho world was full
of Plain Juuuns wo would havo quito a
ploasant world. For fear Aunt Hetty
will throw this lengthy letter in tho
wabto basket, I will closo.
I am your friend, CjA'dk Dariwi:.
Dextke, Or-, April 20, 18S0.
Editor Homo Circle ;
I eco yon admit old boys to tho Circle
and believing I could answer Clyda dog
problem in such a way as to interest the
littlo foll, I leg leave whilo I make the
attempt, I will illustrato by the steam
cngino ; something which all our littlo
folks nro familiar with. All havo notio
od tho regular jots of ttcara und smpko
sent forth at every stroke of tho cngino.
This is worn out matter (or matter that
has been used) no longor necessary in
running tho engine, and would stop it
if it did not escape. Theioforo wo can
soc tho wisdom of tho Maker in allow
ing a way for its escape. Wo can also
notico tho peculiar odor of tho escaping
mattor; being easily discerned by our
own sonso of smell. Now, my little
friends, just think of your own bodies
being that great boiler, and your heart
tho engine, at every vibration sendin
forth in regular jets tho worn out matter
through tho escape pipes that tho wibe
builder has mado for that purpose, in
stend of ono or two, n counties numbor.
Every poro of tho skin serving as" an
escape; oven tho soles of tho feet and tho
palms of tho hand permitting tho reg
ulnr escape, pull', puff, puff, sent out by
tho action of tho heart, just liko the
fiold engine. This escaping mattor is
invlsiblo to tho naked cyo in tempera
turo ltko our climate, but placo onb xf
my littlo friends away up north whero
tho thcrmomotor marks 75 or 80 dog
below zoro nnd it would thon wonld bo
visiblo, giving out a crnokling Bound at
each boating pulso ; even through tlio
soles of tho feet and heavy outcr-woar
necessary in that high latitude, causing
a person to look more liko a travoling
kiln than a human being. You can eco
how tho escaping mattor would saturflto
tho ground at every stop, and each per
son having their own peculiar odor", tho
tho dog being possessed of vorync'uto
sonso of smell will easily porccivo tho
scent of his master iti his tracks. When
tho tracks becomo old or aro washed by
rain tho dog cannot follow thorn, oven
though thoy aro vory plnlnly visible lo
tho naked eye. Tho odor being evapor
ated or washed away. U.Stu: Tom.
TOILET TALK.
Dust silk firemen with a pioco of
flannel. ' ,
Iron rust is romoved by salt mixed
with lemon juice.
Machine grcaso may borcmovod from
wash goods by dipping in cold rain
water and soda.
To restore tho hair, apply equal parts
of glycorino nnd bay rum mixed woll to
gother.
To clonn black cloth or silk, spongo
with warm water or coffee nnd u littlo
amoniii ; iron on tho wrong ido ; if tho
silk is (bin; add a littlo sugar to tho
wator or coffee.
I'or chapped Junius: ono ounce
glycorino, ono ounco roso wider, ten
drops carbolic acid. This provonlsnnd
cures chapping nf tho skin, nnd at the
sauio timo bleaches it.
A good wash for tho hair and scalp !b
borax dissolved in wator; it is also good
for tho skin, removing tan and pimplcfl.
To elcau men's clothing: mix two
parts alcohol and ono part ammonia;
rub vigorously with Hnongo or woolen
cl ith. Good to clean nil kinds of wool
goods or carpels.
Ilomovo foreign particles from tho
oyo by putting in it a flaxseed near tho
noo ; start it upward, and it will go
entirely around, usually bringing that
for which it was sent.
Good cologne is mado ff'ii oils of
riiteiii.iryand lemon, each half n drachm,
oils of bergamot, oils of cinnamon, doves
and iiiso, each four drops and alcliol
ono pint: mix and shnko often for a
week.
SOiVlTHING MEW!
JTH IIIXT.IIT OK et 00 WK WIU.M.HIITO AWY
V rilurutt tin (.no or tho loinwliiif eollec
tlout of puma or lor XiOO mo 111 eond tliv live c illic
tiona and ono flno Hex llraonU. r"cr SSI 00 wo will
end threo cilUctlotia and one new (Itriiilum Freak ct
nature:
OJ.IXCTIOV NO. I. Too Flowering- Ilrtfonlu,
i (.'oli-iii, l Moli, 1 rucbala, 1 Geranium, 1 ntw liar
ijolJ, UII.M"1III.V M 4 Our Ilex llfjoriU 3 ir
letlM Colcui 1 I lit u a, 1 I'jtlt Iwlty, 1 Aitlllcry
I'taut.
COLIU TIOV.VO ,1 Ono 1, 1.1)' Waihlnjftou Ocr
tnluni, 1 llowUcrintuai, i Abuillon, 1 HiniUx, 4ar
lctltColiu.
rOLMWI'IO.Y .'(). I, On lUcnnU (HeUIIca), 1
Arlitnntliut. 1 bllur I.eil Omnium, 4 tarUtlci
Colexi. i Kef (Julllnl Dailta.
OLUTTHCV Ml S Ono I'romi Omnium, 1
Kucot fecnttsj Ouraliluui, I varitllia Ct-loua, 1 Hill
Inir IluUt riant, 1 Varliritcil !' t'Ufthla
Knclnio 0 cnti to coier ikhU.-o ou rati, collection,
er will eonl largr planti lij cipreiattjuiir own ck.
Ixnio. ir itnj'iiiin liioa lliu rollro rullrrllun
llicrcMlll Imwio iliipllrntev Aillrax,
juts v. h. Horiii:rii:i., rjori.t
Kair Jiu tUli in, Or , 1'. O. 0 a SOS.
RUSSELL & OO.'Q
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PORTABLE SAW MILLS,
FARM a SAW MILL ENGINES,
THRESHINQ MACHINES, ETC.
AT FIRST HANDS.
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FOR SALE.
A Farm in Howell Prairie.
Containing l(JO Acrca.
SVK lIUNBttKD AND TWK.NTr-r'IVrl ol wl.Uk
, 1 finder low; tlie Uuuco. lu Umber M li
diellliU,', imoko and tullk houae; a r.ew Utuorarr
baru, ruitni
jrmi!oj to
bru; ruiinlojf water ttoycor arouud. Apiily on the
ljccu; vahki tuirr
-a- iFtiFt-n I a
A. H. V.
. VF'R'Q"''' Vlwir cures bnMncit.
XjJa O Holr VI-or restore youth
ful frvriini-M mul color In Cutcd irnJ rjrny
l.nlr. ll uttalu tlnio rv.il: ly tto ctlm
ulatlon it tlio l.alr root ami color gland.
ltnJucnttnlhoiT 4 f mul clcsoacs 11.
llrcnorn to tlio XiJULAVtiiAt, clilicr by
nnion of nro or illcc of tlio rcalp, liaa
Itcoiiu' dry, li.tri!i nml brittle, n pllanry and
b!o- l!kti oftnci of ctrcmo Ucmity.
T.ii re I tin i1yc!nA)cr'slInlr"TT,prT
nml tlio good Itiloca la by tlio V AvXVXV
I. ImriirtK t tho follicle, nnd tho clcnn
I"im nnd 1 mitlifnlnris of tlio condition
in wlili ti It ii i. taint tho renlp.
Vl,ip ?G I''r Visor rencwa tho Mir.
JY X JYIA O ntr vigor la tlio.bct etiro
knouti for Urn.hy Hair, Hcnld Itcad, liclilnft
llmtor, Titter Sore, Torpid rollkln,' nnd
nil other drcta tit tho fCilp that cnuao
llic-f.i',lln of UitfTT i TT tmd'lla f.ldlDR.
Xollil-iK rUimrr X'XVxXVof tlioitulaanco
tf dnmlruir 'j pirfictly, snd io cflVelunlly
iri'niH In nturn, n Arm's 1I.mii Vtuoit.
in niIUt!i.n tit tl.o curntlvo ntul rvtlorallro
!ttr icullnr to Aycr's llr.lr "7"r"i i"f
UK n toilet luxury. Tliollnlr XVJVXV
la by far tho clennllcit lintr-drcxtnit made,
ll cinrca tho hair to crow thick nrd Ion;,
nnd kicps t olvtnj ton and glotay.
flyer 's Hair Vigor
Ootitnlni no dclctcrlotia Ingredient', it w
jinvint nil nc.ilp illiiiir, accurca ngalii.t tin'
l.ilr Kronlnit thin or grny, ond atircly curea nil
bnldtieta tlut la not organic.
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iSold by all Drnists.
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atrongeit u-d molt durable tenccs for (enenl ma and
lar'n and atock tiUrOieii wvato, any alio ulfketand
any 'is wire. Tlio Ituci will turn atock without In
jury to aauio. Tor walnjuo ahd lull ptrtlcniUri,
addrtaa M C. IIKM.UY. 6oJ Slanu'acltirer,
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you, Utapectfully,
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