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W tLLAMKTTfi FARMEK: SALEM, OREGON, JANUARY 8, 1887 h lm w v sv- u 3011 ijfittU. MRS HARRIOT T. CLARKE, Editor THE HEW TEAK. With what fc fts will you mako amends, New Year, for tho one that lias flown He and I were the best of friends, And ho gave mo mush for my own. Ilave you aught in your hoard I need, Spirit to atrto;,tlicn, soul to feed, Heaven to lighten, day to. illume, Waato places to coax into bloom! Wo were sorry to let the Old Yeir gj Across the old world's outer rim; Wo knew his ways, but wc do not know What tho Now Year brings with him. Wo remomber all of tho Old Year's smiles, His moons that lighted ui, miles and miles, His summer woods, with their cool, sweet scent, And all of his pleasant blandishment! Though ho brought us many a wound and pain, Yet, in spite of his frosty atmoaphorc, Wo long to summon him back again; Will tho New Year bring ns a panaoea! Mary A, I'reicotl. CHOICE RECIPES. Brown Botty. Lay in a pudding dish, first, a layer of finely-sliced applos, sugared to taste, and dusted over with powdered cinnamon; noxt, a layor of coarsely-crumbed bread, buttered at intervals. Alternate theso layers until tho dish is full. Let tho last layer con sist of apples cut in eights. Pour on sufficient water to moiston tho wholo. Cover and sot in tho oven. Wlion tho apples on top aro tender, rcmovo tho cover and cook until brown. Eorvo hot without sauco. Jollied Ohickon Boil a chicken tondor tako oil' skin, cat tho meat into small pieces, taking out tho bones ; skim all tho gronso oil' tho liquor jn a pot; mix n tablospoonful of corn starch with a llttlo wntor, rub smooth and lot it boil up good ; season with Bait nnd pepper. Boil eggs hard, pogl and slice, lining tho bottom and sides of a crook with them, thon pour into this tho prepared chicken, and sot in a cold placo to harden. Turn out whon cold. Top Corn Balis. Let tho children pop all tho corn thoy want. It is health ft.'1, if not eaten immodcratoly, Occa sionally mako pop corn balls for them. You havo only to mako a syrup ns for candy, and stick tho pot corn together with it. Very littlo is needed to proparo quito a platter full, and tho children, as well as thoso of larger growth, will en joy it vory much. It is ranch oatier to pop tho corn in tho closed wiro poppors that can now bo had vory cheaply, than when I was young. Tho open pan or pider thon in voguo, required great caro to koop half tho corn from popping into tho fire. Littlo Dumplings. This rccipo for ''ttlo dumplings for stow requires sour cream or buttermilk. Half a pint of buttermilk or sour milk, half a pint of sour cream, ono tcaspoonful of soda in milk, two woll beaton oggs, a littlo salt, nnd flour enough, with which is sifted ono toaspoonful of cream of tartar, to mako a stiff battor. Drop tho batter by tho spoonful into boiling wntor, boil for twenty minutes until tho outside la dono, and put into tho dish with slow. Fresh Yogetnblcs Salted Down.- Sweet corn can bo salted down for winter ueo, in brino, and then immersing tho corn n it after it is cold ; a flat stono should bo used to koop tho corn undor tho brine, nnd beforo it i used it should bo freshened to a palntnblo uegrco by soak ihg in fresh water; tho brino should contain all tho salt it will absorb. As paragus, string-boans and egg-plant may bo similarly kopt in brino for winter use. Danish budding. Ono cup of pearl tapioca, ono pint of cold water, ono pint boiling water, ono half cup sugar, one-half teaspoonful of salt, ono cupful of currant or somo acid jelly ; soak tho tapioca in cold water over night; in tho morning put it into a doublo kettle with tho boiling water and cook an hour, or until transparent; stir often, add tho eugir, salt and jelly. Stir well and put into a m61d to cool. Sorvo with cream and sugar. How to Koep Cider Sweet. Pure Bweot cidor that is arrested in tho pro csss of fermentation beforo it becomes acetic acid or oven alcohol, and with carbonic acid worked out, is a most de lightful boverago. Tho following sci entific method of treating tho cider to preserve its sweetness is recommended : When tho saccharine matters, by fer mentation, aro being converted into alcohol, if a bent tube bo inserted, air tight into the bung, with the other end in a pail of water, to allow tho carbonic acid ovolvcd to pass off without admit ting any air into tho barrel, a bovorago will bo obtained that is a " fit nectar for tho gods." A handy way is to fill your cask nearly up to tho faucet, when tho ensk is rolled so that tho bung is down. Got a common rubber tubo nnd slip it over tho end of tho plug in tho faucet, with tho'other ond in tho pail. Then turn tho plug so that tho cidor can havo communication with tho pail. After tho water ceases to bubble bottlo or storo away. Danish Tuddlng. Ono cup of poarl tapiocu, one pint cold wntor, ono pint boiling water, ono half-cup tugar, ono half tcaspoonful salt, ano cupful currant or somo acid jelly. Soak tho tapioca In tho cold wntor ovor night ; in tho morning put it into a double kottlo with tho boiling water, and cook an hour, or until transparent; stir otton, add tho sugar, salt u id jelly. Stir wait and put into a mould to cool. Servo with cream and sugar. Goranium seed sprouts readily in tho tompcraturo of an ordinary sitting room. Sdw tho seed in February, and bl out tho seedlings tho latter part of May. Seedlings aro alwayB robust, and sometimes a roally good varioty is pro duced, to say nothing of tho economical way in which tho flower bod may bo filled. A paper of seed which you can get from mo for ten cents will produco as many plants, in careful hands, as ono could purchaso for aovoral dollars. Then, bosides, thcro is tho plcasuro of wising thorn yoursolf from Bccd. Verbenas can bo grown in tho samo way. Tho Bcods do not gcrminato so quickly rat geraniums somo will not havo oven started, whilo thcro will bo seedlings ready to transplant. If you havo pationco, in timo you will bo re warded with very thrifty plants and largo, fragrant flowers. To got suoli plants, it is of tho utmost importnnco'to sccuro good seed. Thoro is plenty of cheap seed at all times to bo had, but, liko many othor things, it proves to bo tho most costly in tho ond. 0. has a calla lily in a largo pot, in good soil, gets plenty of light, is old enough, but doos not bloom ; wants nd- vico. Dillorcnt mctuous 01 troatmoni aro given for tho calla. Our plan is this In summer wo lot them rost by turning tho pots over on their sides bo that tho roots got no water1 from Juno to Sop tombor. Then tho plants aro shook out of thoir pots and sot in now soil in clean pots. Givo plonty of water and koep warm. From a dozen plants ol tuts lily thoro has not been a day sinco No vember last but wo could cut a blossom. Tho young bulbs which form on tho sido of tho root should bo removed at tho timo of repotting. Thcso will mako blooming sizo plants in from ono to two years. Small Cows the Boat. Tho dairyman who buys or grows a big cow, giving a littlo mess of milk, for tho sako of having a hcay weight as n basis for boot at tho end of hor usefulness us n dairy animal, tho Na tional Stockiiian thinks, is liko a manu facturer who buys u big steam cngino for doing a littlo work, for tho sako of having a heavy woight of old iron to Boll when tho cngino ia dono with. Tho wasto of food far looping up tho ex- ccsalvo woight of tho big cow and kooping hor warm, and tho wasto of fnol and steam in kcoping hot tho needless iron in tho big cngino, aro quito analogous, and thcro U a striking similarity bctwoon tho old iron 'n tho worn-out cngino ami tuo beer in n worn-out cow. Unloss a .big cow is nn extra milker sho is less profitably than a smallor ono that n a fair milker. Ilrare l'p. You are feling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with Headach, you are Idigoty, nervous, and generally out of torts, and want to brace up, Brace up, but not with stimulants, rprlog medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse condition than before. What you want is an alteiative that will puiify your blood, start healthy actiou of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, andgive renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Kloatrio Bitten, and only 60 cents a bottle at Port !i Son's Drag Stote. 3 Question for discussion by Subordi nate Granges s What proportion of the profit paid by producers upon the cost of farm products goes to tho farmor, and how can wo "save fcr wifo and homo an honoat share of what our harvests yield?" Illini Grange, No 772, Macon county, Illinois, reports 12 new members. i. .. .- Connecticut Patrons aro arranging for a Fiio Insuruuce Company "for Patrons only."1 ' v ,jf fyif hiMreiif OUR LETTER BOX. Anothor year has como again; wo add adifToront figure tho '80 is now '87. This now year cornea in with a Bof t air, green grass, and n sunshine that ought to glvo a brightness to ono's thoughts. Let us all begin afresh tnrn ovor this old lonf in tho book of years, and boo how fair a pngo can bo scon, whon tho noxt loaf is turnod for '88. Francis comes from Happy Valloy. Wo liko tho sound of tho name, though no doubt thoro aro as many heavy hearts thoro as como to all places. Wo aro glad to hear from Francis. Ho answora n question, which shows a thoughtful, enquiring mind, such questions as this ono is calculated to inspiro, and wo would liko to fico mora of tho samo char acter In in each letter box. Annio comos out a capital littlo lottcr writer; sho writes just as if sho woro talking, and tolling all tho happy life. Its theso littlo duties of everyi'day that go to mako up tho sum of lifo, and if wo do thom cheerfully, wo will find happi noes in it. Happy Valley, Dec. 21, 1880. Editor Homo Circlo i With plcasuro I writo to tho Circlo again. I am goiaglo school now. Our teacher's namo is Miss Anna Godloy. Sho is good toaehor. Thcro was n ques tion in tho Fakmer sonic- littlo girl asked, I havo forgot her name. Tho question was : Who first invontcd tele graphy. Prof. Morso, nnd tho first met Bngo was, "What God hath wrought," Bont botweon Washington ond Balti more Tho lady who sont it was Anna Ellsworth. I liko to road tho lotto: 8 of tho littlo friends. Wo hnd a Christmas crnck nt homo Christ maB eve. Yours sincerely, Francis Bolts. Halsey, Oregon, Deo. 28, 1880. Editor Homo Circlet I thought I would wrlto a fow linos to your papor. I will toll you what I do to holp mamma. I sweep tho floor, wash tho dlshos, nnd carry in wood. Wo havo threo dogs ; thoir namos nro Jack, Shop, and Spunk. My papa takes tho Faumehj I Hko to read tho littlo folks lottors. I am coins to eohoolt wo havo to cross two sloughs. My sister and I rido horseback. Papa made us a shod to keep our horso in. I must tell yon what I got Christmas. I got a doll, handkorchlof, scrap book, a whistle and a story book Tho Child's Dollgh. Wo wont down to my aunts to spond Christmas. Thero woro eight cf us girls tho day aftor Christmas. My birth day was tho Bovonth cf November. I was ton years old. I got a knlfo and a pair of gold oar-bobs. My sister nnd I got a Childs Blblo, with our names printed in gold letters on tho back. I will sond you n conundrum. "Why nro pon-makora insightod to wrong-doing! Yours truly, Annio Tomploton. Sovcrnl matters aro now beforo Con gress that ovory Patron, every farmor and ovory Grango should tuko prompt action upon. 1. Favoring tho bill cronting a Depart ment of Agriculture nnd Lai or, with its head a mombor of tho President's Cubi- net. 2. Favoring tjho Bengali intcr-Stato commerco bill, protecting farmors and othors from unfair dlBsrlmiuutinn in charges, otc. , 3. Favoring tho Hatch Experimental Station bill, appropriating $15,000 an nually to each Stnto to sustain an exper iment station. 1. Opposing all Tariff legislation ho ling naked forby manufacturer nnd oth ers that will placo "raw materials" (all farm products, wool, hides, homp, flax, etc., pro "raw materials") on tho freo lid, and lcavo a High -Tariff on tho man ufactured goods that farmers havo to buy. 5. Opposing nil legislation thnt will cut off, hinder or prevent tho working of tho oleomargarino law. Writo personal letters to the Congress man of your distiict and both your U. H. Senators. Proparo n memorial on theso subjects, attach tho namo of tho master and secretary of your Grango, mako threo copies, and send ono to your Con gressman and ono o each of your Sen ators. Plow tho hoavy land and loavo it in the rough condition, so that tho frost can penetrate and render it flno. Thoro is no better agoncy for pulverizing tough soils than frost It will also dostroy tho cutworm. Drugs at Fort's, 100 Btato street. Indiana Grango, No. 813, l'a., tledi cated a flno nuw hall a fow weeks ugo, and has seven applications for membership. ybu ccui certainly JS Mougmtm iJi1ft o harts mo lasses orhoneyTo owe part of ? am Killer. . aftitr. DAVID COLE & CO., DEALKHS IN STOVES AND TINWARE, And Ml Hon or House Furnishing Goods. Alio makes a Specialty o! Hairy and Creamery Goods, And Bote Manufacturer ot Statesman & Cole's Steam Generator, An Oregon Invention, that will rovolutlonlio Steam rower mo world over. 103 Front turret lo in First Hlrtci, rORTLAMD, OHKtiO. Notice of Final Settlement. Notiok is itKnnnY oiven that tiik un. derstgnod Ailmlnlitrator with tho will annexed 67 tho citato of Larkln Otborn docoasod, has fl'edhle final account aa ailmlnlitrator ami tho Court nai set Monday, February lit, 1SS7, at 10 o'clock A It, at tho Court llouio In lUrlon county, Orsgon, for tho hear Ing thereof. All persons having objection to eald ac count aro notified to present tnein at said timo and placo. JOHN OSI10IIN, administrator. PENNYROYAL PILLS "CniOHESTERS ENGLISH." The OHIttlVAL and ONLY tirnulnr. Safe and alwaya Kellabla. llewaro of worthless linlta lions. iciuurwunDisio fciii-n. abk)ouj Drug, slat for "(.'lilrtiritrra tlrmllah and tako no other or tnctoM 4o (stamps) to ua for particulars In letter by return tunll. NAJIK lAri:K. uiuuiitsreii uiikuicai. co. 2313 Madlion Square, Philadelphia, l'a. Bold by Drtgglits everywhere. Ask for the'Tlil- flii-altr IUiUIIOi" I'ruuyroyal fills. Tako no other. tidcl ". J. ARMSTRONG. JA8. IIOSS. P. J. 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