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MIXED MEMORIES.
A withered flower, worn years ago,
Drybrown and breaking at a touch
(I ought to value it, I know,
But then I have so many auchl)
Dear memory of dnya ilivlr.o.
When I was hers anil aho was mine.
Poor flower, do you rcmomuer now
Tho aummcr moadowi and the aun,
The green leaves on the dancing bougli,
Tho quiet worda when day waa done,
Tho hour you lay (Oh blessed Dower!)
Held in hor hand ono long sweet hour.
Stop, thought I don't rcmomber quite
Which girl it was that gave it me
J can't bo aura it waa that night.
It might havo been now, let mo see
It was tho girl I met last Juno
At lira, Jones' afternoon I
Ho went to get aome claret cup
(Of couric, found tennis mush too hot),
And thenno, stay 1'vo mixed them up
It waa her alitor! No, 'twas not!
I can't remember so here goes,
Tho flames may have my precious rcao !
OHOIOB RECIPE).
To Starch Llnon. To do up Blurts
tnko two tnblcspoonfuls of starch and
ono teaspoon ovon full of powdored bor
ax, and dissolvo in ono and ono-hnlf cups
of cold water. Tho shirts must not bo
previously starched, and tlioy must bo
porfectly dry. Dip tho cuffe, collars,
bosoms and nock bands in tho starch,
thon roll up tight in a dry cloth, and
lot thorn Ho two hours. Thon rub ofT
and iron. They will bo llko pasteboard
and have a nico gloss.
Whlto Mountain Cake. Four eggs,
two cups of sugar, ono cup of butter,
ono and one-half cups of milk, four cups
of Hour and two tcaspoonfols of yeast
powdor. Thin makes two loaves.
Whito Cako. Whitos of threo eggs,
ono cup whito sugar, two toospoonfuls
of crcnni of tartar, ono of poda, one-half
cup of aweot milk, butter slzo of an egg,
threo cups oi uour.
Apple Moringuo. rivptro six large,
tart applos for satico. Whilo hot put in
a ptoco of buttor tho size of nn egg.
Whon cold, add n cup of fine cracker
crumbs, tho yolks of threo eggs well
bcaton, a cup of swcot milk or cream, a
littlo salt, sugar ana nutmeg to tasto,
Lake in a larco nlato. with an undor-
crust of rich panto and n rim of pufT
paste. Wlionaono taKo mo wiutca or.
tho eggs, half a toacup of whilo sugar
and a fow drops of essenco of lemon ;
beat to a stiff froth, pour over and put
bavk into tho oven to brown lightly.
Minced Mutton with Poached Egg.
Tho cold mutton left from a dinner may
bo converted into a very appetizing dish
as follows: Cut tho moat into thin slices,
and cut theso very fino. Molt nn ounco
of butter in a frying pan, cut up a slice
of onion and fry it in tho butter; then
remove it ; add tho moat, a littlo salt and
popper, nnd soup or wator to moiston it;
whon thoroughly warmed through, put
spoonfuls of it neatly on toast ; on top
of tho meat placo a poached gg.
To Keep aStovoClean. After a Btovo
has becu blackened it can bo hopt look
ing very woll for a long titno by rubbing
it with paper overy morning. Rubbing
with papor is u much nicer way of keep
ing a teakottle,coino-pot and tea-pot
bright and cloan than tho old way of
washing them in suds. Rubbing with
papor in nlso tho host way of polishing
knives, tinware and ppoons ; tlioy hIiIiio
liko now silver.
Hico Croquettes. Thoroughly wash
hnlf a pint of rice: boll it in a pint of
milk thirty minutes; whip into tho hot
rico two ounces of butter, two ounces of
sugar, salt and tho yolks of two egg.
If tho batter is too still' iuld a littlo more
milk. When cold roll it into neat balls
or cones, dip them in beaten egg. roll in
fino bread or cracker crumbs and fry hb
you would doughnuts.
Snow Flake Lace.
Cast on 8 stitches first row. Slip 1,
knit 1, thread ovcr.narrow, thread over,
twico, narrow. Second row. Slip 1,
make, three in loop, knit 1, purl 1, knit
2. Third row. Slip 1, knit 1, thread
over, narrow, thread over, narrow, knit
4. Fourth row. Knit 1, bind off until
8 stitches remain, knit 2, purl 1, knit 2.
Facta of 188t"
Washington's birthday came this year
on Tuesday; St Valentine's day on
Monday ;A1I Fool's day comes on Friday ;
Memorial day on Monday; Chrintmns
on Sunday ; Easter Sunday will bo tho
10th of April ; lout logins March 2.
Thero will lo four eclipse, two of tho
sun and two of tho moon, ono Febru
ary 8, visible a a partial eel ipso in tho
United State?.
Rough Foddir.
The rough fodder which is annually
jai&ed is often fed to the great disadvan
tage of the r-tock, as well as to the far
mer's pooket book. Every farmer should
attach great importance to tho fact thai
rough fodder such as corn stalks, wheat,
oats, and barley straw should bo cut as
early a possiblo, after tho grain has bo
como full and plump, in order to retain
as much of tho natural julco of tho
fodder as possible. Fodder cut early
and well 'cured will bo worth at loast
twenty-fivo ror cont, moro' than if allow
ed to stand until tho fodder is "dead
ripe." I havo found it great economy
in coding out straw to stock to mix it
with hay in about equal quantities and
run it through n cutler, which puts it
in a condition that cnttlo can not opa
rato tho straw from tho hay, and thoy
aro obliged to tako tho dose as it comos
to them. This seems to ho far prefer
nblo to feeding our coarse fodders clear,
with BU"h unsatisfactory rosults as aro
usually attained. Experience has proved
another thing in feeding straw to stock,
even whon it is mixed with good hay,
and that is that nrovondor of sonio kind
should bo fed tokoop tho animal in a
good growing condition. Thero is not
heart enough in tho straw after tho grain
is threshed out to maintain tho animal
economy and to keep it in a thrifty con
dition without it is supplemented with
meal of somo kind,
A Study of Hair.
Fino, silky hair, especially if it has a
tendency to curl, is an indication that
tho animal will futton easily, and that
its flesh will bo fine-grained and of good
quality. Coarso, BtlfThalr, is invariably
found on an animal slow to fatten nnd
of coarso flesh. This applies to cattle,
hogs or shoop, and irrespective of breed.
Tho shrewd feodcr, and also tho shrowd
breeder, will reject nn animal with vory
coarso hair. Such hair usually accom
panies a uau disposition. A coarse-
haired cow gcnorally gives poor milk ; a
flnc-haircd cow gonorally gives rich
milk. Hut usually coarse-haired sows
nro tho better sucklcrs. Staring hair in
dicates an unhealthy condition of tho
body ; but whon cattlo lick tho hair in
tho wrong direction thoy aro thrifty.
By studying tho peculiarities of tho hair
oi our livo stock, mucli oi tuo internal
structure and of tho disposition of tho
animnis may bo loomed.
Take It Id Tlmo.
A man who presents nn nppcaranco of
dobility, whoso countonanco Is anxious,
and who is subject to spoils of faiutness,
in liablo to sudden doath from heart dis
ease Lot him take Dit. Fust's Heart
Ricmkdy boforo it is loo late. At drug
gists, $ l.CO. Descriptive treatise with
eanh Itottlo; or address J. J. Mack &
Co., S. F.
"Our ordor is gradually gaining
ground throughout tho country ; wo aro
no longer looked upon ns mudsills of so
ciety. Tho leading papers of tho coun
try aro speaking of our movement in tho
highest terms, when thoy see that wo
aro organized not to tear down but to
build up and clovato nnd cducnto tho
tho farmers of our country. Evon poli
ticians pay us rcspoctfttl hearing, for
thoy very well know if tho farmers In
this country were thoroughly organized
and voted together that thoy could
elect every ofllccr from President down.
Wo havo every reason to bo proud of tho
progress wo havo mado and tho high
standing wo occupy us woll us tho
cslcom in whicli wo nro hold by nearly
all clasBOSs." S. 0. Cauu, Master Wis
couin State Grange.
Hay I
"You are not n farmer, aro you, Mr.
FcnthcrlyV Bobby inquired, as that
young man settled himself on tho soffit
for a parlor call.
"Certainly not, Hobby," ho replied,
"I'm in tho dry goods line. Why?"
"UccmiBO pa told mo that from tho
way you acted at tho Biippor tablo last
night you must beliovo in making hny
white tho sun shines."
Store tinner fur Vuur VI ark
if you improve good opportunities.
Hallctt it Co., Portland, Maine, will
mail, free, full information showing how
you can make from Ji to $25 and
upwards a day and livo nt homo wher
over you are located. Better writo;
somo havo mrulit over $50 in a day;
all new. No capital required; started
freo. Both Bexoi; all ages. Succesf
for ovory worker. Send address iinr
seo for yourself.
Tho "golden lleeco" of Texas is tho
yolky Merino wool that brings from
twenty to twenty-fivo cents per
pound. Texas soil and all. It is
puro gold with u little "black waxy"
mixed in.
See Dr. Stryker's advertisement in
another column. The Doctor is well
known in Oregon as a successful prac
tioner. Any ono Buffering from what is
considered nn incnrablo difcaeo would
do well to consult the Doctor.
Good Ketall In Every Case.
I). A. Bradford, wholesale paper detler of
Chattanoga, Tenn., write, that he was se
riously atliictcd with a severe cold thit set
tled on his lungs: had tried many remedies
without benefit. Being induced to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption, did
S3 ami waa entirely cured by use of a few bot
tles. Since which time he has used it in his
family fur all Coughs and Colds with best re
sults. Tlj is the experience of thousands
whose live have been saved by this Wonder
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Trial ISotiles frre at Pert k Sou's Drug
btore. fi
Oregon KidavjTta cures baekacbe.
fa $m 4,,'t,rctt'
I AM OREAT AND YOU ARE SMALL.
A sparrow twinging on a branch
Once cauqht a passing fly :
"Oh, let mo live!" tho insoct prayid,
"With trembling, piteous cry.
"No," said the sparrow "you must fall,
For I am great and you aro small.l'
Tho bird had scaico brguu his ftast
Moforo a hawk osme by j
Tho game was caught. "Pray let mo live!"
Was now tho sparrows cry.
"No," said tho captor, "you must fall,
For I am groat and you are small."
An oaglo saw tho rouo, and swooped
Upon him from on hls,h :
"Pray let me live; why should you kill
So small a bird as I.!"
"Oh," said the CH3I0, "you mint fall,
For I am great and you aro small."
Hut whilo ho ate, tho hunter camo J
Ho lot his arrow fly,
"Tyrantl" tho eagle shrieked, "you have
ISo right to mako mo dlo !"
"Ah," said tho hunter, "you must fall,
For I am great and you aro small."
OUR LETTER BOX.
It is quite spring liko to-day, our short
tinio of snow and cold has paneod for
this year. Though short, it has loft
many a bleaching skclolon on tho groat
rnngo of Eastern Oregon nnd othor ter
ritories. Wo would (wish that overy
stock man should bo compelled to keep
feed and eholtor for tho cattlo ho has
about him. It is aa much of n sin to
lot dumb animals suffor and dlo, as to
murder and a punishment will follow
such noglect and cruolty. Wo mny
kill nnd uso animals for our comfort nnd
support, yot ovon in taking tho life, it
must bo dono mercifully and quickly.
Our first letter this wcok is from
Frank. Ho will always ho glad when
ho gets oldor and reflects upon his boy
life, that ho did try and help mother by
kooping plenty of good wood for her
convenience. No doubt, Frank thinks
nbout tho kindling wood too all mama's
approciato tho value of this ; it is bo
nico to feel suro that tlioro Is plenty of
dry wood in tlio box. Sorao hoys will
bo vory faithful in this respect for a tlmo
nnd then will got neglectful again. A
boy that is good to "mothor" is never a
bad loy. Our Hoys nro coming out
bravely, for horo is another coming from
Southern Oregon. Guy is certainly im
proving, both in writing and composi
tion. ITo has shown nn obsorvant mind
and nn interest in nnturo. Thon it will
bo interesting to many to know some
thing of tho food used by the Alwrigi
nn! peoplo of this coast. Somo, Indeed
most people, look upon that r.ico with
hatred and contempt, yet beforo thoy
had tho oxamplu of tho whito race, bo
foro tho "Boston man" camo, thoy woro
a noble, happy peoplo ; in their way they
woro an industriouH, practical ooplc.
Thoy proparod for winter, jivtt ns wo do.
Each tribe had productions of its own
locality, which nt stated times tlioy took
to points whero ull would meet to ox
change and trade. They held some
thing llko our Faira whero they traded
ponies, salmon, venison, bows and ar
rows, etc. ; thoy ran horseii, bet and gam
bled, just liko whito folks, only they had
no whisky and it wh ur bad whisky
and it was our bad liquor that degraded
thorn. Many old Htono mortars may
yot bo seen in which ncoru and rootH
woro poundul for bread. Guy's letter
is interesting.
Hero is tho third lettor and from n boy,
too, what aro tho girls doing? Ernest
writes woll, his item about tho qunil is
singular. It must bo that thu quail
woro not uoed to chicken f?od, it was
too bad that they should dlo nftor such
protection. Many men would havo
taken ndvnntago of their hunger and
killed them. Tho conundrum Bounds
liko ono wo heard years ago, but can't
guess it now.
Anothor letter is opened and hero aro
two moro letters from awuy up near
8nako river. Charlie is a capital boy to
pack wood for his mother. That mng
pio would bo a great pet if Aunt Hetty
had it. Charlie must havo kind parents
to bo allowed pets and n team; Aunt
Hetty thinks if all parents would try
nnd mako boys happy in this way they
would not wish to luao tho farm. Mer-
ril, we suppose, has n sharo in that
team. Grandma away in Missouri
might bo proud of her boys if alio could
seo them.
Oakukp, Or., Jan. 2Uth, 1887.
Editor Home Circle:
I will bo ten years old on tho 10th
day of next month. I go to tho public
school and study in tho Third rendor,
arithmotic, writing and spelling. It
keeps, me busy morning and evening
doing my chores, as I cut the wood for
two stoves, feod tho cow and go on er
rands, so you seo I haven't much time
for writing a long lottor, so I will closo
for this titno. Your friend,
Frank M. Raymond.
Eu.ENSiiuno, Or., Jan. Oth, 1887.
Kditor Homo Circlo 1
As my other lettor proved acceptable
I will writo again. Christmas nnd Now
Ycnr's havo passed. This part of Ore
gon eolcbrated them with tho usual hol
iday storm. I am going to school this
wlntor, which with milking tho cows
nnd feeding tho stock keep mo busy, ns
tho dnys aro so short. I like our teacher
vory much ; his narno Is W. S. Uoan and
ho is the first graduate of tho Stato
Normal School at Drain, Oregon. Tho
tan-bark that wo ship is called by tho
San Francisco business mon chestnut
oak bark, but tho Itoguo river Indians
call it sarchonoak, meaning bread-wood,
becauso thoy gather tho nuts and mix
it with moss by pounding it with a
stono, and thon roast it for sarchon or
what wo would call bread. I don't know.
that this oak grows in any other part of
Oregon, but it docs in California, and
Curry county is moro liko California
than Oregon in many respects.
Guv It. Mkkuimax.
SaTem Feb. 21, 1887.
Kditor Homo Circlo :
As I havo never written to tho Homo
Circlo, I thought I would contribute my
mito by writing a fow linos. I enjoyed
tho snow vory much nud hod great fun
sliding down hill. Although wo boys
enjoy tho snow bo much I doubt if tho
animals and birds do. During that
heavy snow two years ngo, nbout fifty
quail camo to my uncle's placo in tho
mountains and stayed nil winter, but
whon spring camo nearly nil of thorn
died. As tho children havo boon giving
conundrums, I will givo ono, "Whnt Is
bhickor thnn a crow?"
Euni:st Pll'Kll.
Waitsuuko. W. T., Feb. 4, 1837.
Kditor Homo Circlo:
It has been a long tlmo since I havo
written to tho Faumkk, I thought that
I would writo again. I hnvo a pot mag
pio and it talk about mo ; and I havo
a pot cat and his namo is mother. I am
12 years old and weigh 11)1 lb, I havo a
brother 14 years old and ho wciglm 00
lbi. It is very cold up here now. I am
going to school this winter nud study
hyglcno, geography, spelling, writing
and reading. My brother is going to
sohool, too. My stepfather has a ranch
on Snake rivor. Ho has 120 lio.ul of
horses. I saw wood nnd pack it into
the houso. I am going to town to-morrow.
I havo n nico littlo team nnd wo
loys hitched them up and hauled nmo
straw with them to-day. I got n letter
from my grandma in Missouri that I've
uover seen. SI 10 is 71 year oil nnd has
Mint mo her ptnlure. I havo written
enough this time. Yours truly,
GlIAIlMK Tntiiv.
WAnvuuit(i,"w7T. Feb.l, 1887.
Kditor Homo Circle :
As my brother is writing to t'-u Circle,
I thought I would writ" 11 lettor, too,
This is my first letter, to If I do not
write a (rood letter you muxt excuro mo.
Wo tako thn Paiimkii and wo think lota
of it. Evry Saturday, wo boys all look
for it and we turn to tholottors tho first
thing. I havo no pets to writo about, so
I wilt tell you what I do. Brother and
1 iaw wood and carry it in, and help do
thu chores ut tho farm. I go to school,
it is about 1 miles to tho school house.
Wo havo a good bcIiooI. I oxpect to
plow and harrow and help put in thn
grain us soon as spring comos. Woll I
havo written enough tliii time. If this
looks pretty well in print, I will writo
again. Mkiiiiii. l'i:ituv.
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