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WILLAMiSTTfi FABMBK: SALEM, OREGON, MARCH 18, 1887 M Pr rt m EM it fItt aitje trtlt. MRB HARRIOT T. CLARKE, Kpiioa .ENDS AND MEANS, Wo ipend our strength in labor dy by day Wo find new strength rep'ftcing old alwayi And (till we cheat ourselves, and still wo say: "No man would work except to win somo prizo ; Wo work to turn our hopes to certainties, For gold, or gear, or favor in men's eyes," And all the while, the' goal toward which we strain. Up hill and down, in sunshine and in rain, llccdlcis of toll, if so wo may attain, Is but a lure, a hoavenlyset deooy To exercise endeavor, full employ Of every power, which is mau'a highest joy. And work bosomes the end rewaad the means To woo us from our idloneas and dreams, And such is truly what the other seems. 80, Lord, with such poor service as we do, Thy full salvation is our prize in view, For which we long, and whioh we press unto. Liko a great star, on which wo fix our eyos, It dazzles from tho high, blue distances, And seems to beckon and to say, "Arise I" And wo arise and follow the hard way, Winnin? ft littlo nearer day by day, Our hoarts l;olng faster than our footsteps may; And nover guess the secret awect devico Which lures us on and upward to tho skies, And makes each toil its own reward and prire. To givo our littlo selves to theo, to blend Our weakness with thy strength, 0 Lord, our friend, Tbia is life's truest privilege and end. WOMEN IN OCR GRANDMOTHER'S AND NOW. DATS , Jinny of tho mothers of tho prceont g6ncration wear awny their lives in tho kitchen in order that their daughters might got ft smattering of French, mu sic, painting nnd otlior accomplishments, and whilo thoy woro thereby rendered useless ns wives for working men thoy wcro rarely dowered sufllciontly to pny tho coat of servants, and, if thoy woro, thoy know not how to manage thorn. Fanny Fern usod to Bay that man wna an alligator, and, if well-fed, was easily managed, but if wifo and hired girl do not understand tho chemistry of bread making, let alono general cookory, how can children bo kept healthy or a hus band bo prcvontcd from degenerating into a dyspeptic savago? In our grandmother's days pcoplo wcro beginning to boo as through a glass, darkly, tho mellcnnium for their ' children, a millennium to bo brought about by labor-saving machinery, and it is of interest in this day to tnko a retro spect of what thoso old-timq women ac complished and tho difficulties under which thoy labored, and ono docs not need to bo oyer SO to rcmombor their straits. Light at night was obtainod cither from a tallow dip, mado in tho houeohold, or from a Dutch lamp llllcd with candle-wick and lard, and though wo may wonder thoy did not become blind, yet they did not need spectacles at as early an ago as wo do now, Thoy took long journeys on horseback or in lumboring stage coaches ovor roftds that would shako tho bones out of their de ccndanls, and thoy regarded theso jour noys as relaxation. Thoy spun tho wool, cotton and flax nnd wovo by hand tho clotlr necessary for tho family, and thoy cut nnd sowed it into garmonta. Thoy paid 80 corits a yard for calico prints for socloty apparol. Thoy usod thorns for pins and took mora caro of n cneo of needles than tho modorn house keeper docs of her silvor ware. Thoy covered tho ombors of their fires caro fully nt night, for thoy-had no matches, and if a iiro happened to go out it might nocessitato a walk of a milo to a neigh bor's houso for a burning brand in the morning before coflco could bo mado or moat fried and cakes bakod for broak fast. Thoy got through with all this multifarious labor without tho aid of sowing machines, and they but rnroly hod a hired girl to help. They mado their own soap, and without formulas savo tho traditions of their ancestors, and it was it caso of fit-und-try; and when tho chemical combination could bo effected in no other way thoy had to rosort to incantations. It was necessary to make it when tho moon was in a soap-making humor, and a spring or well could not bo clcanod, nor seeds planted, nor children weaned, unless tho signB of tho zodiao wero propitious. Notwithstanding all theso hindoranccs, our grandmothers found timo to learn tho bhorter and longer catechisms ; to read and almost momorjzo tho Biblo, Josephus, Pilgrim's Progress and the Dialogues of DoviIbj acquired a mind of crisp proverbial philosophy, and wero better conversationalists than aro thoir granddaughters to day. . And not only did thoy do all this, but found timo to assist our grandfathers in the harvest field. It will not bo argued that woraou should thus bo mado a beast of burd.cn, but tho citition of theso facts shows what woman can do when tho occasion calls for intense energy. Some of theso old people lived to get a glimpse, liko Moses, of the promised land, tho inher itance of their children of the time sowing machines should reduce house hold drudKory ono-lmlf ; when enough matches can bo bought for five- cents to kindlo flros for a year; wlion yoast can bo bought for ono 'cent sufficient to do tho family baking; when sonp can bo bought choapcr than.it canbo mado at nomo; in snori, wuon invention arm uis covory havo reduced housohold labor to tho minimum, and in imagination their fancy rovelod in tho "possibility of ex cellence; and ominonco" whioh would bo oponed to their granddaughtors. Could tuoy revisit thoir earthly abodos tuoy would find that all theso advantages f6r culturo havo turned to dust and nshos in tho mouths of n vast majority of thoir granddaughters Biiuply becauso tno daughters did not uo their duty and teach thoir children tho secret of mak ing homo happy tho secret that, if em ployed, would do moro to doplcto tho haunts of vico than all tho moral teach ing that has bcon hoard from tho pulpit in tho Inst twenty-flvo yonrs. Somo of tno ovu results of tho present system aro tlins it has given us a isurpluB of only half competent femalo school teach ers, music tcachcr8 clerks, soamstrcsscs. etc., a miserable discontented army of grumblorB who diffuso their misory and discontont through almost tho entire army of bread-winners. It is a class that makes moro troublo in tho indus trial world than docs convict labor. Pittsburg Dispatch. CHOICE RECIPES. Cottage Pudding. Ono oup of sugnr ono tablespoonful of buttor, ono cup of milk, two eggs, two cups 'prepared flour. Cream tho butter nnd sugar, ndd tho whippod yolks of tho oggs,tho milk, the flour nnd tho beaten -whites. Uako in a brick-shaped mould well grcasod, and slice crosswise Eat with cither hard or liquid sauce. Aiti.k Custard Pie. Thrco cups stowed apples ; ono oup whito sugar ; six eggs ; ono quart milk. Peat tho eggs light, and mix tho yolks woll with tho applo, seasoning with nutmogonly. Stir in tho milk gradually, bentlng as yon go on ; finally add tho whites, fill tho crust, and bnko without cover. Corn Puddiko Drain tho liquor from a can of corn and chop tho kernols vory fine. Pub togothcr a tablespoonful of butter and sugar, add a beaten egg and two cupfuls of milk. Stir tho chopped corn into this, salt slightly and bako in a good oven for half an hour. Delicious Dish ok Aprua. Tnko two pounds of npplos, pare nnd coro thorn Slico thorn into a pan, add ono pound of loaf sugar and tho juico of throo lomons; lot them boil about two hours, turn into n dish nnd servo with thick cream, Aiti.e Fritters. Make a smooth hatter of one-half pound of flour, thrco eggs and a half pint of sweet milk ; salt to taste, cut ono dozon largo juicy np plos into slicuB, aftor pooling and com ing them. Put tho slices into tho bat ter. Havo ready a pan of equal parts of lard and buttor boiling hot. Tako tho battor in a ladlo, allowing n slico of ap plo to each fritter, and drop into tho hot lard. Fry brown, drain n momont and servo with powdered sugar und nutmeg. Potato Salad. Tho potatoes aro first boilod tend or, then cut into littlo cubes or slicoH, and laid loosely upon tho plato which thoy nro to bo laid. Pour upon a tenspoonful of salt, two of sugar, and a heaping ono of mustard, enough boil ing water to mako mix well. Si'ONOK Cakk. Four eggs, ono turn blor each of whito sugar and flour, two tublcspoonfuls of sweet milk, ono tea spoonful of cream of tartar, ono-hnlf teaspoon ful of soda, lemon and salt. Cm- Puddincj. Mako a batter ns if for wnfllos. To ono pint of milk allow two egg. and enough flout to thicken. Ono toaspoonful of baking powdor should bo stirred into tho flour. Fill a sufficient number of teacups with this and with fruit if you wish, currants and rasins in layors. Then set tho cups in a stcamor and lot the water boil underneath for a full hour ; sorvo whilo hot with a sugar aud butter eauco or crenm. Jam or chopped apples can bo used in placo of currants and raisins. Potato Puddino. Ono pound of po tatoes, aftor they aro boiled and strained. peel beforo boiling; ono pound whito sugar, throo-fourths pound of butter, six eggs, yolks and whites boaten sep arately ; tho whites must bo stiff enough to stand alone. Flavor with vanilla. Bako in a crust without a top, If it browns too rapidly in baking, covor with a greased paper. Mayonnaise Dressing. Tako tho yolks of throo uncooked oggs, one table spoonful of mustard, three tablespoon fnls of sugar, one teaspoon ful salt, a very littlo cayenno pepper, one-third cupful of vinogar, half a pint of olivo oil, and half a lemon. Boat tho yolks, mustard, sugar, etc., until smooth, thon by degrees add tho oil and vinegar. Tho dressing should bo quite thick after 'the last of. tho oil -is added. Laitly stir in tho lemon juice; then put it on ice until wanted. r r - ..-? WHAT IS LIFB7 A little crib besido the bed, A littlo faco above the spread ; A littlo frock behind tho door, A little shoo upon the floor. A littlo lad with dark-brown hsir, A littlo blue-eyed face and fair; A littlo lane that leads to school, A little pencil, alato and rule. A littlo blithesome, winsomo maid, A littlo hand within his laid; A littlo oottago, acres four, A little old-timod faihionod store. A little family gathered round, A llttls turfheapod, tear-dewed mound; A little added to his soil, A littlo rest from tho hardest toil. A littlo silver is his hair, A little stool and easy chair A little night of earth-lit gloom, A littlo cortego to tho tomb, OUR LETTER BOX. How is it that bo many of our girls nnd boys do not writo with regularity. Somo will only writo ono letter, thon never writo ngnin. Wo liko to sco tho snmo signatures, it thon scorns ns though wo wcro gotting acquainted, nnd thon tho writer bogina to foci liko nn old frrond in tho Homo Circle Pcrhnps scmo think thoy havo outgrown this letter box. Wo would liko to hoar onco moro from somo of thoso who used to bo so good to writo in times past. Conlii makes n promiso that sho will writo ngnin nftor this ono is printed. "Wo hopo sho will koop tho resolution ; wo think Bomowhnt as Corda docs, thnt timo might bo moro profitably spent in attonding good mcotinga than too much dancing. Dancing in itsolf is no moro than any gamo that might bo played by young ladios and gcntlomon. It is tho exorcises which nro npt to follow whoro numbers of young folks gnthor in a public placo to spend n wholo night with this amusomont. Then at such gatherings it is too often that strangers aro admitted of whoso character nnd antecedents parents know nothing. Pooplo nro always known by tho com pany thoy koop, nnd thoso wo respect most aro not found following tho violin, It is nico to soo a numbor of young poo plo dancing if it bo in a private houso whoro father and mothor may look on nnd onjoy tho Bight of theso young friends so full of lifo and vivneity, in n simple danco. But Into hours is not profitnblo to young folks and will bring regret in tho future. Corda wrilos n Bcnsiblo letter and is to bo commended for tho way in whioh sho makes herself useful. Georgia Bonds n lotlor that all will onjoy, ojpccially tho boys, for thoy nro always interested in such things. Now whon Gcorgio can toll what ho hccs so well, ho ought to writo often. It is too bad to Ioho lino horses ono gets attach ed to animals. A littlo frlond of tho Circlo from Now Era aonds Lizzlo Parkor somo verses for hor nlbum, which is very kind and thoughtful of her too, theso littlo ro mombranccs mako lifo Boom brlghtor. Carrol wo aro Btiro is not vory old but ho has dono nicely in writing his first letter try again, Carrol. Tho vorso is good, too, Lizzlo ought to writo one for you. It is evident that littlo Winnlo had to get sister to writo for her. Neor mind, Winnio will soon bo ablo to uso n jwn for herself, Aunt Hetty would liko to kiss tho sweet littlo onos. Lafayette, Or., Fob. 11, 1887. Editor Home Circle 1 I navo been reading tho littlo folks let tors in tho Homo Circlo and thought I would writo ono too. When I read James Hayes letter about being boss of tho livery stablo it mado me want to ask him how old ho was whon ho commonc od to harness up horses and what all did ho do with horse). I would liko to havo him toll in his next letter. I am only 10 years old but think I can beat him with horses. Wo havo lost two span of horses this winter and I almost cried when one span died ; it was papa's largest team. Wo havo got tho boss team left to sleigh rido with. I havo ono Bister and ono brother ; my sister is married and my brother is older than I. Wo slash brush every foronoon for tho goats to cat, as thoy like them better than any thing else, and thon wo go sleigh riding in tho afternoon. Tho snow has been on two weeks and it keeps us pretty busy attond ing to tho stock. Wo have horsos,cattle, shoAp, goats all to attend to. We havo little lambs capering around in tho snow. Papa and brother went coyote hunting tho other day; tho hounds can track thorn bo nice in tho snow, they killod ono largo coyote the day beforo they wont out. Wo havo full blooded im ported English fox hounds. Papa runs deer with thorn and thoy cost nearly $100 to got tho' old dogs out hevo from "tho states. Papa sold dno pair of plips to Mr. Stownrt and ho was ouf hunting with thorn when thoy started a doer nnd ran it till thoy got to tho const. Mr. Stowart hoard of thorn in five or six days and sent a man after thorn. But thoy got somo salmon nnd dlod In n fow days nftor ho got thorn homo. Wo nil felt so sorry for him bocnuso ho thought so much of thorn. Will write again if this is in print, Georoie Caiiy. Juniper, Or., Feb, 5, 1887. Editor Homo Circle : As I havo novor written to the Circlo I thought I would writo a. fow lines. I liko to read tho littlo folks lottors and I want all tho littlo folks to holp fill up tho corner. My sistor is going to write to tho Farmer noxt timo. Wo havo fotir inches of snow and it is nico sleighing. Thoy aro going to atart n protractod mcoting hero nnd I liko to go to moot ing. I wish tho snow would stay on until tho mcoting is ovor. I think if tho young pooplo would attond moro mootings and fewor dances thnt thoy would bo better off. Most of tho littlo folks has had somothing to say, about thoir pets. I havunt any. I help cook, wash tho dishes, mako tho beds, swcop tho houso aud scrub aud holp ma with tho chlckons, Ma has lots of nico chickons. I havo boon going to school flvo months ; our ochool wno out yostcr "day, I don't guess thoro will bo any school until next fall. Wo aro in a new sottlod country and wo cannot havo but flvo months school in a year. Corda E. 0. Nicely. New Era, On, Feb. 0, 1887. Editor Homo Cirolet As I havo not seen any littlo lottcrs in tho lottor box, I will writo ono and holp to fill up our column. I will tell what I got for Christmas : two handkcrohlofs, ono string of bends, thrco cards, a now dress, a teacup nnd saucer, a book mark, nnd nil tho candy, pop corn nnd rasins I wanted. I will send Lizzlo Parker v vorso for her album : Go thou in iifo's fair morning ; Go in tho bloom of youth, And buy for thino adorning, Tho precious pearl of truth. I liko to read tho lottcrs that aro in tho Farmer. I would liko to sco Aunt Holty real woll. I can't think of much moro to write so I will cloao. Yours truly, Winnie Kauoian. New Era, Or., Fob. 0, 18S7. Editor Homo Circlo 1 This is my first letter to tho Farmer and I am 8 yonrs old. I wont coasting somo this winter. I will send a vorso for Lizzlo Parkers album : May futuro with her kindest smile, Wrcnth laurels for thy brow, May loving angols guard and kcop thoo, Evor puro as thou art now. Yours truly, Carrol T. Kauikman. Wonderful Cures, W. D. 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