Willamette farmer., May 21, 1886, Page 3, Image 3

'WILL.AMETTfi FA11MEK: SALEM, OREGON, MAY 21, G
hc ouCJ5(,iri:lt
MKH HAllHIOT T. CLAIIKE, Editoh
SAM OREEN'S RESOLUTION.
Whtlo Sum Green wculcd, na 1 ilugund hoeil,
But had no luck with tint rccd he sonetl.
ill's friend, Jim Urowniup, acrors tho fence,
Was (ihul at the sight of hit crops Immense.
Glad, yet torry, was Jim in his fccart,
That his neighbor Green should stand apart,
With envy ynawlng betiputlt lull ribs,
When lie thought uf big Jim's bunting cribs;
Of all good things which srcmM to have flown
Over to Jim's place, out of his own,
"Now, Sam,"saidlJmwnlng, "I tell you what
I'm going to loao mnrc'n half I'vo got,
Unless you borrow what there's to spare;
Ho, fetch your teams, draw homo your share.
I hsint forgotten ten years ago,
When wifo and I, in tho great big blow,
Lost a11 wo had but tho bare red Wnil,
And you were tho only friend at hand;
As you dealt by mo In that day of need,
Let mo deal by yon, old friend, indeed 1"
CHOICE RECIPES
Cold Meat Dish. Tnko niiy soit of
cold ment nnd auot, mixed; chop very
lino; add salt, onions, minced 1mm or
tongue, n slice of bread ; soaked in milk,
two woll-benteu eggs, ono otinco of but
ter; stow nil together for ilfteon min
utes; turn it into n mould nnd bnko till
brown. Turn out on it hot dish and
cover with tho gmvy Htrnincd oil' when
moulded.
Boiled Hico Pudding. Sonic it coll'eo
cup rico iu cold water ono hour; drain
it well and spread it on a ntrong cloth.
Peel ami quarter u fow tart apples, and
plnco in tho center, gather up the cloth
atid tio rathor closo ; put into a kcttlo
of cold water, with a tablespoon suit to
four quarts water; heat gradually, and
boll ono hour. I sometimes uho raisins
instead of' npplos, but leave more room
to swoli.
Potato Salad. Slico half a dozen
largo cold boiled potatoes, put into a
salad dish, and season as follows : Two
tablespoons best salad oil, half teaspoon
Biigar, samo of salt, popper nnd mado
mustard, and about tho samo of royal
celery salt. Bub to a smooth pasto and
whip in a toaspoonful nt a time, flvo
tablespoons best vinegar; when well
mixed pour upon salad and servo.
Wliito Mountain Cake. Mix woll to
gothcr oim cup of butter with tlireo of
sugar. Thou add half a cup of swcot
milk with u toaspoonful of cream tartar
in it, nnd tho whites of ton cgir-i beaten
very still' Lastly add threo and a half
cups of tlour with half a teaspoon of
oda in it. Flavor with csonro of lem
on and bako in thrc Hat cakes. For
icing tako ono pound of pulverized su
gar and tho whites of Ihtvueggs. Flavor
with vanilla, nnd put between tho lay
ers and over tho top and sides of tho
cako.
Cocoanut Cake. Two eggs, ono cup
ofwhito sugar, half a cup of sweot
milk, quartor of a cup of butter, ono
and ono-half cups of Hour, one and one
half teaspooafnl of baking powder.
Hake in a moderato. oven In pans ono
inch deep. To proparo tho dosicatod
cocoanut, beat tho whites of two eggs
to .i cliff fioth ; add ono cup of pulvor
izod sugar and tho cocoanut, aftor soak
ing it in trailing mill;. Spread tho mix
ture between tho lajerHof tho cako and
over tho top.
Oatmeal liruoi. Tako two ouncos of
oat meal and and one and one-half pints
of water. Hub tho meal in a basin with
tho back of a spoon, in a small quantity
of water, pouring oft' tho Jluid after tho
coarser particles aro sottled, but whilo
tho tnilkncsacoutinuos ropoat tho oper
ation until tho milkness disappears.
Xcxt put tho washings into a pan, stir
until they boil, and a soft thick mucil
age is formed. Swcetcd to taste.
Itibbon Cake. Stir together until
very light, half a pound of fresh butter,
and tho same of powered sugar. Heat
twelve eggs very light and stir them in
to tho eggs and butter alternately with
n pound of sifted flour. Bako on a tin
or iron plato as you would buckwheat
cako?, taking caro to havo all tho si.o of
tho tin and u good shape. Sproad lemon
butter between each layer, and sprinkle
powdered sugar ovor tho top.
Applo Dossort. Paro and coro largo,
sweet apples and fill with butter nnd
sugar. Set each on a round pieco of
stale, crustless bread. Put a littlo wator
in tho pan, sprinkle sugar over all, and
bako till done. Carefully reraovo to the
serving dish and cover with an icing
mado of tho whites of two eggs and pow
dered sugar. Dot over with bits of red,
acid jelly. Or the apples may lo bakod
without tho bread, piled up in pyramid
form and frosted.
Absut Wasalnc.
I have iiovcr tried washing in any
way that suited mc liko putting clothos
to so.tk in warm soup amis, and letting
thorn lay a few hours ; I then rub, ring,
boil, suds and rinse, t always shave
the soap and disolvo it in hot wator.
My gianilii washdish is just the dish
for it. I always uso soft water for tho
blueing water unless I am obliged to use
hard, which is very soldom. I often
put my clothes to soak Monday morn
ing, rid) them out after dinner, and lay
them in clean water until the next
morning, when they aio ready to bo
boiled ; and tho washing is douo with
much less expenditure of strongth than
whon it U all done in ono day, nnd tho
clothes always look clear.
Hut I am always on tho lookout for
some easier way, and havo tried most
of tho vnrictios of soap so highly adver
tised, and am not entirely atisiled with
any. For two weeks I havo triod using
kerosene, and I can sco that it is a
great help in tho rubbing, but I am
afraid clothes would got dingy after a
while. Ploaso tell mo how I can hotter
my formula. I put them to soak in
strong suds, and when I put them on to
soak in tho morning, I added, ns nearly
as I could guess, a tahlespoouful of oil
to a pail of water. When they had
boilod, I put them into clean water and
rubbed them moro or less as thoy
seemed to require, rinsed them thor
oughly, and hung to dry. Of courao I
only boilod tho cleaner garments tho
first time, and put in moro when I took
them out. Tho first timo I put tho oil
in when I put tho clothes to soak.
Which is tho best way? J.nst week it
soemed to me that some of tho clothes
looked a littlo dingy, but may havo
been mistaken. I hope to hoar reports
from others in this matter.
To wash llanuols slico tho soap in a
pan, pour on water and boil until cloar ;
pour in cold water; put in tho flannels
and wash; rinso in cold bluo water nnd
dry. I never hang out to fmexo nny
bluo garmonts, but thoso of any other
color, oven lino wliito nubias or tho
baby's ilnnucls mo not harmedi
If those who havo triod coal oil and
failed would dispenso with boiling thoy
would be pleased with results. I havo
ready clean wuteu boiling hot, and whon
tho clothos nro washed, pour it over
them, cover to retain tho steam, and in
twenty minutes or los, I ixiund a rain
uto or two, wring, rinse, bluo nnd hang
out, and havo owry reason to bo satis
fied with my washing. Tho clothes aro
whito and sweet.
ProhiMlon'ln Iowa.
Thcro is cumulativo ovidonco that
Iowa docs not 11 nd prohibition tho do
lightful thing its friends havo pictured
it. Tho latest development is a circular
in favor of high lincenso issuod by V.
It. Yaughan, Mayor of Council Mulls,
and chairman of tho oxecutivo coin
mittco of tho Mayors of Iowa. Tho
circular is tho outgrowth of tho recent
convention of Mayors. Tho convention
included tho chief magistrates of many
Iowa cities, ami tho circular declares
that this body of mon, belonging to all
political parties, regards tho prohibitory
law as obnoxious, tyrannical and unen
forceable. This is just such testimony as was to
bo oxpoeted. Prohibition often mukos
xomo approach to attaining its end in
rural communities, though only after it
has reduced rcspcctablo citiens to hu
miliating devices in oxercising an ordi
nary right ; but such laws usually fail in
cities, and weakon tho regard ip which
tho wholo body of laws is held. About
tho timo when tho prohibitionists of
Iowa achieved their first triumph, an
enthusiastic woman lawyer of that Stato
wont about tho country delivering
locuturos upon tho soveral enmpnigns
that led up to the enactment of tho law
in question, and sho imvcr failed to an
nounco that tobacco would bo tho nevt
citadel of vico attackod. Tho ono pro
hibition would bo but tho natural se
quence of tho other; and it diflicult to
seo whero this governmental supervision
of men's eating and drinking would end
if these fanatical rofoimonj by law
should havo their way.
Charles Dudley Warner's delightful
summer-resort sorial'Thoir Pilgrimage"
deals in tho second part (Harper's Mag
azine for May) with tno Catskills, His
management of tho subject is uniqno,
and tho clever illustrations by 0. S.
lUneliart, enhance tho attractiveness of
tho chapters,
Notwithstanding much is said about
tho importance of a blood-purifying
medicine, possibly tho matter has nover
claimed your serious attention. Think
of it now! If, by using Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla, you avoid scrofula, and transmit
health to your offspring, thank us for
the suggestion.
ifnq hc lultlrctk
A RAINY DAY.
Tho day is dark slid dreary,
And tho rain drops slowly fall,
From the foliage of tho forest
Liko tear drops on a pall.
And tho liitlcis zephyrs faintly
Move tho branches to and fro,
And tho sounds that fill tho forests
Aro mournful, sad and low.
Tho waving shadows tremble
Beneath tho hemlock tree.
And tho streamlets loip and quiver
As waves upon tho sen.
And liko thoso waters ruihln?
Through tho falliug rain and mist,
A Hood of thoughts conio over mo
That my sonl cannot resist.
And I think of those in sorrow,
Whcro tho shaft of woo has sped,
And tho vision seemed to haunt mo
As futurts of tho dead.
And trials and disappointments,
Life's sorrows, pain nnd care,
Aro tho reluctant burdens
That encumbered mortals bear.
And tho comforts, joys nnd pleasures,
Of lifo that como unseen,
Aro but as shifting shadows,
With tho light of tho sun between.
Ati'l tho falling rain nnd mlit,
Flows on to tho ocean's wave,
Liko tho pastim: army of lifo
March onwnrd to tho grave.
Horace l'ivtrr.
OUR LETTER BOX.
May is bora with all hor beautiful
garb ot ilowors ; tho fruit trees too havo
bocu whito with fragrant blossoms and
tho air iR (Mod with tho sweet smell.
Tho birds aro singing from every trco
ond bush. Thoso of our littlo frionds
who get up oarly must just stop and
listen to tho hundreds of dili'eront voicos
that carol as tho sun rises ovor tho hill
top. At no season in tho year is all
nature ho beautiful. Ono cannot holp
but think it is good to livo whero every
thing sooms so joyful and bright.
Strawberries aro just beginning to
ripon ; thou tho fun begins for thoso who
livo near tho best "strawberry patch."
Kvory year crowds tho wild berry away
oats and wheat havo over-grown tho
bright red fruit, so that tliojo delightful
pic-nics wo usod to havo aro only rem
emherod in tho pleasant memories of
the past.
Littlo Edith sends ono of tho very
best of letters, for s'.o writes just as she
would talk if sho was talking to Aunt
Hetty. It is too bad about old mother
turkeys ill luck, but my dear Kdith, was
mother turkey shut up, or did sho drag
glo hor littlo ones in the wet grass theso
cold mornings. It i not possible to
raise turkeys unless they uro kopt warm
and dry, thou they must havo hard boil
ed eggs to oat nt first, with popper and
chopped onions. Just wateh and sco
how quickly their 1'ttiV oyos will dis
cover tho onion" in the feed. Thoy
must be fed but little at a time, but
must bo fed often. ftcr two weeks
thoy will not need Hin-ti e.iro Writo us
again Kdith, and ret the turkey onco
more. ' Try, try, again." Wo aro suro
Kdith will be thoughtful and kind to
tho- inuthi'ile. little girls; try to seo if
it dMM not make min happier by trying
to mako other happy- No matter if it
is ilmuklcs, your own heart it better
for it. It is so nice to bo ablo to add to
tho comfort of others.
Thero is something in a good exam
ple. Xow Sarah Annio saw that Kdith
was writing a letter to tho Ciielo and so
sho writes too. When wo soo this forco
of oxamplo wo should bo careful that
whatovcr wo do nhould bo right nnd of
good import. Wo unuld not liko to hco
any ono imitate our faults, though per
haps if wo could wo would bo cured of
such faults ; little brothers and sisters
aro suro to talk and do just as tho older
ones do, so try dear children, to fact tho
oxamplo of a sweot, kind voico in speak
ing to tho littlo ouoH,und when playing
with them let everything bo such as will
bring out tho best of our natures; bo
loving and kind nnd don't bo afraid of
kissing tho little ones. It is bettor tliun
to play at whipping when playing at
koeping house, or keeping school. Wo
all lovo tho sweet tempered girl.
Wo must toll Kmma that it is nice to
get her letter, even if sho is left handed.
Aunt Hetty had a littlo left handed girl
and now another little loft handed girl
calls Aunt Hetty grandma. Kmma will
find tho world hold many who uso tho
loft hand host. Thoro is no reason why
except custom that gies tho right hand
tho preference. Como and sco us again,
Kmma, your letters are all right, and
thoy will never get lot.
Rosa gives n charming story about her
pigeons that all will read, and wish sho
would wrilo again. Aunt Hetty's little
folks wcro once made happy by a whito
pigeon that lived many years tvith us.
Ho would try to fight tho rooster and
onco came in with all his scalp hanging
over his eyes, and Aunt llotty sewed it
back in its placo again with a silk thread
whilo four pair of tenrful eyes looked
pittifully on. Tho poor bird scorned to
know that wo weie sorry, for ho B.it still
and quiet in Aunt Hotty's lap until tho
job was done, even to tho final applica
tion of fir balsam with which wo cover
ed tho wound. It was only a littlo whtlo
till his head wiib all right again, and ho
was again trying to win a lady bird to
como nnd take tho placo of his partner
who had early left him a despondent
widower. It was in vain that ho show
ed tho pretty places, tho comfortnblo
roost and nil ; each licklo lady would
follow him, swooping in undor Jtho
porch and trees, taking an interest in
and inventory of his lonely homo, but
not ono would si i aro it with him, and ho
died an unwilling widowor.
1IUNTSVIU.K, W.T., May 12,1880.
Editor Homo Circles
I seo so many littlo children writing
I thought I would try it, and it you
think this is good enough to print I will
try nnd do hotter noxc time. My pa
takes tho Fakmcii and I lovo (o read it.
I am nino years old. I havo a numbor
of pets and among them I havo a pige
on; il will go with mo to Sunday school,
and I havo a milo to go, and it will liy
upon tho houso and wait for mo and as
soon as school is out it will lly down
and go homo with mo. Kvorything is
just lovely ; tho Uowcrs aro all hi bloom
and tho wheat fields aro waving in tho
wind. Wo will havo lots of fruit this
year, such as peaches, apples and prunes.
I will close, ltoHA K. Kiunv.
F. m Vnnv, Near Salom, May 8.
Kdltor Homo Circle t
I think it is so kind of you to print so
many letters from us littlo girls, so I
thought I would try to wrilo ono, for if
others aro liko mo thoy will always road
tho totters (irst. As I writo left handed
my writing may bo hard to rend. I
havo no pctB but ono a kind hearted
old cat. I will answer f.oroini's riddlo,
it is a blacksmith. May Taylor must
writo again. I go to school and liko our
teacher. Put my nnmo on tho temper
ance roll. It has rained very hard to
day. I am nine years old.
Yours truly, Kmma Kuiix.
(litANT'H Pahs, Or., May 1, 1880.
IMitor Homo Circlot
I am a littlo girl and eight years old
and grandma nny I can writo a letter to
you. Aunt Kdith is writing to you. 1
and my sister aro living with my grand
mother, and my papa is in Walla Walla.
I and my sister go to school with my
uncle Frank and aunt Kdith. Please
print this and put my naiiio on tho
tomporanco roll. Saiiaii A. Hutton.
Quant's Pahs, May I, 1880.
Kdltor Homo Circloi
I am a littlo girl nino years old and I
go to school and Sunday school. Thero
aro two of my littlo nieces stay Mig with
us; their mother is dead. Wo havo
lots ol fun playing together. I have a
littlo baby sNtcr and she is tho sveotoi
littlo thing you eor saw; her nnmo is
Klectii. Wo do not tako tho Faiimi ii
but grandpa does. I wish wo did iik 1
love to read tho letters. We havo lots
of littlo chlokenH and tuikeys; our tur
turkoy sot on six eggs and hatched
thorn, but they all diod. Sho bcton ton
moro and they hatched, hut thoy all died
except thrco. It is not a very nlco day
to-day as it is cloudy and it has boon
raining. I send Aunt Hotty somo wild
ilowors. I will clew",
Kihtji Wh.uams.
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