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WIIiLAMJSTTfi PABMEK; SALEM, OREGON, MARCH 11, 1887
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K.' MU8 HAlinlOT T. OLABKE, Botroa
$,' A ORUMBLINQ 01RL,
Sjfc Mamma, I've lott my thltnblr),
IpK My spool hM rolled away,
- ' " My arm la aching dreadfully,
--; ' I long to go and ply.
1'- . . There's Johnnie playing marbles,
H ' , And Emma skipping rope,
Thoy'vo finished all their easy tasks,
.fi" While I muit sit and mope.
' I hate to mako thoso button holos,
L . I do not like to stitch,
Wfc ' My thread keeps breaking all the while
P'r ' With just a tittle twitch.
jfe If I could sot tho fashions,
HCU' ' know what I would do,
8fe'. ' I'd not bo troubling people
JSP , To sit so long and sow.
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Hfe ;;' ' I'd put somo homespun on their necks,
$$''' " 'And sow it all around,
r . And mako it look liko cotton bsgs,
mat ' Placed endways on tho ground.
!SjLe ' Mammal aho's gone and left mo,
rayC And closely shut the door,
s3lT Mamma, mammal como back again
Hrf ' I'll not grumblo any more.
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CHOICE RECIPES.
You can innko your own "g08 fitters"
cement timely : "Melt up -1 pounds of
rosin, I pound of beeswax, and stir in
3 pounds Venetian red; it will hold
gas in."
HOW TO DniOHTKH PICTURE FltAMF.8.
Picturo frames will ofton look as though
thoy nocded rcgilding, yhon all that is
necessary to improvo their appoaranco is
to apply with a soft brush a mixture of
white of oggs, two ounces, and ono
ounco of chloride. King's yellow and
Indian yollow, if shadowod with burnt
umber and gamboge, produce a very
good imitation of gilt. Defaced gilding
if tho rosult of tho dust ndhorlng to tho
siirfaco, will look bright and now by be
ing coated with wet fuller's oarth, and
on tbi9 drying it should reccivo a coat
ing of ox-gall with a epongo.
To Keep Lemon. Lemons aro a very
clicap luxury for thoso living near cities
or having easy access to rapid transpor
tation, and can bo keptlrosh for months
by putting thorn into a clean tight jar
or caqk, and covering them with cold
water. Koop in -a cool placo out of
reach of sunlight, and chango tho wator
ofUm not less than overy. third day;
every second day is hotter. Lemons aro
excellent for winter uso, or if ono is bil
ious or inclined to rheumatism.
IvoitY may bo cleaned by scrubbing
with a new soft tooth-brush, soap and
tepid water, then dry tho ivory and
brush well, dip tho lator in alcohol and
polish tho ivory until it has rogaincd its
termor sheen. If tho wator gives tho
ivory a yellowish tint, dry tho object in
a boated placo. If ago has yellowed it
placo tho object undor a bell jar with a
small vessol containing limo and mur
iatic acid, and sot tho wholo in tho sun.
1
Baked Indian Puddino. Stir boiling
water thick with cornmcal, cook a fow
minutes, tako from tho stovo and stir in
sweet milk until it U thin liko gruol,salt
and Bwcoton to tnsto. For a two-quart
basin full, throo oggi well beaten and
oho-half a nutmeg, pioco of butter sizo
of egg. Bako ono hour in a slow oven
This IB an old fashioned pudding, but
very nico indcou.
SrosoK Jelly Koll. Four eggs, ono
cup and a half sugar, ono tablospoon
baking powder, beat tho whiles separ
ately, and the sugar and tho yolks to
gether till very light, then add port of
tho whites, then a cup of flour, then
boat good, then a httlo more flour, then
tho rest of tho whites and stir easy, put
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A 1
Plum Pudding. Ono pound currants,
ono pound bread brumbs, ono-half pound
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four eggs, ono tablespoon brandy, Eugar
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peel candied.
An Heroic Soldier Dude.
Bow Brave "Little Dandy" Sled for His
Wine.
"Little Dandy" tho boys called him.
Ho joined our company in Vicksbnrg
just before tho seigo, and none of us
felt enough interest in him to make any
inquiries, oays tho Atlanta Constitution.
His extreme youth he was about six
teen would have excited our sympathy
under other circumstances, but the war
worn veterans in the trenches bad no
use for the curled darlings of the parlor,
and "Little Dandy V appoaranco was
against him.
Tho lad wore the gray uniform of a
private, but it was of the very finest
material, finer than anything worn by
our denorals. His buttons had an un
soldiorly glitter. Ho sported whlto
handkerchiefs, carriod a pocket mirror,
and every morning ho combed and
curlod his golden locks until thoy looked
liko a girl's tresses.
"Hollo, Littlo Dandyl" yolled tho sol
diers whenover tho young fellow passed
them.
To this rough salutation ho always
responded with a bow and a smilo, but
his soft ways did not win favor. Whon
wo mot him in town wo passed him by
without notice, and in camp wo let
him alone. Littlo Dandy was proud
after a fashion, too proud to notico tho
many slights hooped upon him. Ho
went through his routino duties without
complaint, but nothing could induco
him to abandon his pockot mirror and
his fancy toilets.
Tho scifco was well undor way, and wo
were no hotter acquainted with Littlo
Dandy than at first. Ho shared our
meals of mouldy corn broad and mulo
meat without a murmur, and it must bo
admitted thit this somowhat raised him
in our estimation. But wo still had to
learn what a truo heart boat bohind
thoso glittering buttons.
An anglo of tho cnomy's works was
dangerously closo to our ontronchmonts,
and wo had to keep our heads well
sheltered. When wo raisod a hat on
tho muzzlo of n musket it wa3 invaria
bly riddlod with bullots. Ono morning
wo found our men being picked on by
an unseen sharpshooter at tho rato of
flvo or six an hour. This astonished us
bccauBO wo wcroall keeping under cover,
and tho men who woro killed nil accn
pied well protected positions.
Whcrowns tno simrnaiiooicrr xnis
was tho unncrmost rmestion in ovory
mind. Wo wcro not long in satisfying
oursolvcs on this point. Just outsido
tho ancle of tho Fcdoral works stood a
eiant oak, whoso leafy top afforded an
admirablo covort for a riiloman. A vicr
ilont scrutiny convinced us that tho
man who was doing suoh deadly work
in our ranks was concealed in this trco.
To reach it ho must havo mndo his way
thoro during tho night and ho would
would havo to remain thoro all day. But
wo could not stand it even ono day. His
aim was so unerring that ovory timo his
riflo cracked a Confederate bit tho dust.
Wo tried a rattling diHchargo of musk
etry, but a moment later tho report of
tho report of tho riflo rang out and
anothor of our comrndos fell.
It was evident that from our position
it was almost impossiblo to hit tho Fed
eral rifloman. If wo succeeded in bring
ing him down it would bo by somo
lucky randow shot. Possibly somo
man outsido tho works would bo able to
draw n bead on our wary foreman, but
ho would bo undor tho guns of tho
enemy, and thoro would bo a thousand
chances against him.
"I'll kill him or dio I" cried a shrill
voico.
"Good God! It's Littlo Dandyl"
shouted a dozen men.
At tho risk of our lives wo pooped
over our breastworks.
Littlo Dandy had alroady mado his
way to tho open spaco between tho
works, and was edging around tho right
of tho tree. Tho Federals saw what ho
was up to, and fired a broadside. Whon
tho smoko cleared away and thoy saw
tho boy, with a flushed faco and stream
ing hair, aiming his gun at tho top of
tho old oak, thero was a, tremondous
cheor. It rolled along both linos, tho
hoarso Federal shout mingled with tho
wild "rebel yell."
Bang!
A man in bluo camo tumbling nnd
crashing through tho troo and struck
tho ground with ndull thud.
It was tho sharpshooter 1
Anothor cheer rent tho air, but this
timo it camo from tho Confederates
nlono. A sheet of flnmo blazed along
tho Federal works, hut when tho smoko
liftod wo saw Little Danny coming full
tilt in that direction with a smilo on his
face.
"Thrco cheers for Littlo Dandy!"
leaped from hundreds of throats, as tho
boy vaultorcd over tho breastworks, and
we rushod upon him to hug him in our
fronzy of admiration and joy. But Lit
tlo Dandy sank down on a heap of loose
dirt, and then we saw tho crimson stain
on his breast.
"I kopt my promise," ho panted. And
then as our Colonel took his hand the
littlo chap looked into his faco and
said:
"I'm afraid I'vo mado a poor soldier.
Sometimes I've bothered you, I know.
But I always wanted to help you. Pleaso
remember that I was not vory strong,
and and, I did tho best I could."
His head fell over. Poor Little Dandy
was dead 1
Kattd his Life,
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with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were
almost unendurable and would sometimes 1
moit throw him into convulsions. He tried
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It was "Our Boys" who filled tho let
ter column last wook. Usually it is tho
girls who keep tho letter box full per
haps it is tho good example of tho latter
somo of whom havo urged tho boys
10 uo mcir part. Aunt iiclty lias a
good deal of pndo in Oregon boys and
sho novor meets n boy on tho street hut
sho spoaks to him, and looking into
thoso manly oyos, wondering what sort
of a man each will provo to bo. Its not
thoso boys who havo tho best advant
ages that mnko our host nnd smartest
men. Quito to tho contrary, tho Bons of
well-to-do parents aro most apt (o fail in
life. A boy is tho arbitrator of his own
fortuno ; thoro might bo oxcoptions, but
genorally it is so. Ono of tho first
things a boy should learn to do is to
govorn his tonipor. Tho Biblo says ho
that ruleth his own spirit is bettor than
ho who takoth n city. No man is ovor
put in responsible nnd important posi
tions who cannot control himsolf, so
boys, commence young. When you fcol
"mad" stop right thoro and count ono
two thrco four flvo thon you will
think how contcmptablo ono looks while
in an impotent rago. Every timo you
control tho tompor it comes easier. Thon
good manners always command respect,
and thoy command good wages, too, if
wo wish to put a duty in tho light of
monoy making. Whoro is tho business
man that will tako rudo, ill-mannered
boy into a business of any kind it he
can got n civil polito young fellow. Thero
nro plenty of boys in tho country, too,
who think its manly to keep his hat on
whilo in tho houso or in tho presence of
ladies; who put their hands in their
pockots, swaggor and smoko cigarettes
with npparont prido whilo ovory sonsi
blo person looks on nnd says, "how dis
gusting that boy is."
A gentlemanly boy is always neat. A
boy must dress according to tho work
ho is to do, but that will not hinder nny
body from having clean hands and woll
brushed hair. Kcmcmbcr boys that it
is not tho occupation that dignifios tho
roan, it is tho man who dignifies tho oc
cupation, and a farmer boy can mako
himself as agrcenblo as any boy who is
obliged to stand behind a counter and
sell dry goods. Noatncss and good
manners will bring out tho gcntloman
in any boy, but manners must not bo
kept liko Sunday clolhcs uso them
every day, don't bo afraid to say "thank
you to brothor nnd sister. That nico
littlo wdrd "pleaso will you" is so easy
to say and it makes all that hear it feel
good, willing and kind. A boy who
grows up fault-finding, snarling and
cross, will never succeed in anything in
lifo. Ho never can got justico whon ho
should havo it. Such a man novor gots
tho benofit of a doubt boforo a jury.
"Oh, everybody knows ho is hard to get
along with," and so ho loses. Now,
boys, if oach ono of yqu would writo
and tell Aunt Hotty that each would
try and follow this ndvico sho would bo
so happy to think sho had dono homo
littlo good in tho world.
Clara is making a quilt and wo wish
wo could givo her somo nico pieces, for
wo liko to see tho girls learning to sow
by hand it will soon bo that no girl
will bo ablo to sow at all from having
so many machines.
Lowis must live in Eastern Oregon.
Wo hopo tho shcop havo dono well this
winkr. Wo wonder if Lowis takes
good caro of thoso sheep dogsT Somo
pooplo never feed tho dogs and then
beat or shoot them if thoy help them
selves. If we uso dumb animals wo
should food them with regularity, and
givo them water too. No ono can know
how poor animals sulfur just for a drink
that costs nothing. It is hard to think
of going 20 miles for wood; is thero no
coal, Lewis! Writo again and tell of
jack rabbits.
Edith sends a neatly written letter; if
sho writes often and trios her best sho
will improvo oach timo.
Efllo writes a beautiful hand sho
must havo been practicing this winter.
It is vory nico of her to send tho verses
to Lizzie. Tlicso little exchanges of
courtesios aro pleasant. Who knows
but this may lead to further acquaint
ance.
Winnie and Carrols letters will como
out next week.
New Era, Or., Feb. G, 1887.
Editor Home Circle i
As I havo not written to tho Faiiueii
for somo timo I thought I would write
to-day. Well, I will tell Aunt Hetty
and tho litthj girls what I got for Christ
mas. I got two new handkerchieit, a
book mark, a tea cup and saucer, a sew
dress, a string of beads, and lots of candy
and nuts. Tho last day of school I got
a fringed card. I spoko ono picco nnd
holpcd sing thrco songs. As Lizzio
Parker wanted tho littlo girls to send her
a verso for her autograph album I will
sond her ono as follows :
"May Lovo bo in thy homo
A joy within thy heart." ,
Lizzio must writo again and toll how
sho likes our verso. My sister is going
to sond a verso too. Has any of tho
littlo boys nnd girls been coasting? I
and my sinter piocod ono hundred blocks
for a quilt in throo days. I wonder why
somo moro of tho boys and girls don't
writo. I had somo houso plants but
lost thorn all this winter, but I am going
to havo a flower gardon next spring. I
liko flowers nnd I guoss thoro is not
mnnyjgirls that do not. Hoping tho
girls and boys will writo soon I will
cIobo. Yours truly.
Epfie Kauftman.
NEEnvTorT, Feb. 10, 1887.
Editor Homo Ciroloi
As I havo novcr written to tho Homo
Circlo I will writo. Our school was out
on Doc. 27th, and our tcaohors namo is
Albert O'Nicl. My pa keeps store at
Needy, Oregon. I am nino years old.
I will toll what I got for Christmas if
it is not too lato : I got a purse. My pa
takes tho Fakmek and I liko to road tho
littlo lottcrs. I havo ono brothor and
ono sister. My brothor is 11 and my
sister is 7. I hope to soo my namo in
print Pleaso put my namo on tho
Tomporanco roll.
Yours truly, Edith ILvnnKSTY.
Ghasb Valley, Or., Feb. 7, 1887.
Editor Homo Ciroloi
This is my first lottor to tho paper.
Stock is mostly raised in this country.
Wo live 27 miles from tho railroad and
wo havo 2000 head of shcop, 20 head of
horses and 12 head of cattlo. Wo havo
thrco sheen dogs and their names aro
Mcllio, Iting and Qucon. Wo aro hav
ing vory cold wcathor now and tho snow
is flvo inches dcop and tho thermometer
has been down to 0 degrees below zoro.
Wo havo had to haul our wood 20 miles.
Thero is lots of coyotes nnd jack rabbits
hero. If I sco this in print I may writo
again. Yours truly, Lewib Olds.
Buttevillk, Or., Jan. 11, 1887.
Editor Homo Cirolo:
As I havo tho timo to writo to you I
thought I would. Wo hnvon't any
school yet I got lots of presents for
Christmas. I am 11 years old and am
piccinc a nullt. I havo a littlo sistor
thrco years old nud sho wants to sow
already. Wo butchorod a wcok ago and
our hog all avoraged over 200 pounds.
Wo havo not had ony snow yot. This is
all for this timo. Yours truly,
Glaiu Dkntu:.
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