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MU8 HARRIOT T. CLARKE, EstTOi
A BIT OF EXPERIENCE.
I have mot with a good many peoplo
In Jogging o'er life's varied way;
I'vo encountered tho clover, the limplo
Tlio crabbed, tho ctravo and tho gray,
I've traveled with boauty, with virtue,
I'vo been with tho ugly, tho bad,
I'vo laughed with the unoa who wero merry,
And wept with tho onci who wero sad.
One thing I have learned in my journoy
Ne'er to judgo one by what ho appears.
The eyes that seem sparkling with laughter
Oft battle to keep back tho tears.
And long sanctimonious faces
Hide often tho souls that are vile;
While the heart that is merry and cheerful
Is often tho freshest from guilo.
And I liavo learned not to look for perfection
In ono of our frail human kind;
In hearts tho most gontlo and loving,
Some blemish of fault wo can find.
But yot I havo no'er found the crcaturo
So low, so doprayed, or so mean,
But had aomo good Impulio aomo virtuo
That 'mong his bad traits might be seen,
And, too, I've learned that most friendships
We make, nro brittle as glass,
Jnst let a reverso overtake us
Our "friends" on the 'othorsldo"pass,
But, aht I havo found somo fow loyal
Some hearts ovor loving and truo 1
And the joy and peaco thoy havo brought
me,
Havo chcerod mo my whole journoy thro'
Dotton Travtttr,
Alsatian Laco.
Cast on 15 stitches nnd knit across
plnin.
1st row Knit 8, nnrrow, ovor, knit 8,
over, knit 2.
2d Knit 2, over, knit 0, ovor, nnrrow,
knit 7.
8d row Knit G, narrow, over, knit 1,
narrow, over, knit 1, over, nnrrow, knit 1,
ovor, kuit 2.
lth row Knit 2, ovor, knit 1, nnr
row, over, knit 3, ovor, narrow, knit 1,
1, ovor, nnrrow, knit 5.
5th row Knit -1, nnrrow, ovor, knit
1, narrow, over, knit 5, ovor, nnrrow,
knit 1, over, knit 2.
Cth row Knit 2, over, knit 1, narrow,
over, knit 3, ovor, nnrrow, knit 2, over,
nnrrow, knit 1, ovor narrow, knit 3.
7th row Knit 5, ovor, narrow, knit 1,
over, narrow, knit 3, nnrrow, ovor, knit 1,
nnrrow, over, knit 1, nnrrow.
8th row Bind off 1, knit 1, over, nnr
row, knit 1, over, narrow, knit 1, nnrrow,
over, knit 1, nnrrow, ovor, knit C.
0th row Knit 7, over, nnrrow, knit 1,
over, slip 1, nnrrnw, pass slipped Htitch
over, over, knit . 1, nnrrow, knit 1, and
narrow.
10th row Knit 2, ovor, nnrrow, knit 8,
norrow, ovor, knit 8.
11th row Knit 0. ovor, nnrrow, knit
1, nnrrow, ovor, knit 3.
12th row Bind off 2, knit 1, over,
knit 3 together, over, knit ton.
Narrow Edge Lace.
Cast on 8 stitches and knit ncross
plnin. 1st row knit 2, 6cnm 1, knit 2,
over twico, nnrrow, knit 1. 2d row
knit 2, seam 1, knit 3, over, nnrrow,
knit 1. 3d row knit 2, senm 1, knit 3,
over twice, nnrrow, knit 1. ith row-
knit 3, scam 1, knit 3, ovor, nnrrow,
knit 1. 5th row knit 2, scntn 1, knit
rest plnin. Cth row bind off 2, knit -1,
ovor, nnrrow, knit 1.
Value or tho Apron.
If thoro can bo found ono reason why
a woman can succeed hotter with Jowls
than a mnn it is becauso sho woars an
apron. Sho goes out to feed tho fowls
and in tho apron sho carries tho grain,
in it sho brings back tho eggs; a chick
en is sick and needs doctoring, tho apron
is pinned around its nock lest it cscnpo
while tho doso is being administered.
Sho goos out to tho nest of a setting
hon, finds a lot of chicks and into tho
apron thoy go. A strango hen gets into
tho yard ; a man will shoo in vain, but
ono shako of that apron and out goon
tho hon. Women who advocato mascu
line apparel for women most certainly
nover raised chickons or thoy would bo
glad enough to wear tho dresses just for
tho sake of tho aprons. Agriculturist.
Mr. Beecaer on Dancing.
People ask mo frequently, "Do you
think that thero is any harm in danc
ing?" Xo, I do not. Thero is much
good in it. "Do you, then, object to
dancing parties!" Xo ; in themselves, I
do not. But where unknit youth, un
ripe muscle, unsettled and unbardened
nerve, nro put through an excess of ex
citement, treated with stimulants, fed
irregularly nnd with unwholesome food,
surrounded with gayety which is exces
sive, and which is protracted through
hours when they should be asleep. I
object, not becanso of the dancing, but
WILLAMETTE FARMER; SALEM, OREGON
because of tho dissipation. It is taking
tho timo that unquestionably was in
tendod for Bleep, and sponding it in tho
highest stato of oxhilcration nnd excite
ment. Tho harm is not in tho dancing
itself; for if thoy danced as do tho
peasants, in tho open nir, upon tho grass
undor tho trees, and in tho day, it
might bo commended, not as virtuous,
but still as belonging to tlioso nogativo
things that may bo beautiful. But tho
wassail in tho night, tho wastefulness
I will not say of precious hours, for
hours nro not hnlf so precious ns corves
aro tho dissipation, continued night
after night, and week af tor week through
tho wholo season, it is this I doprccato
as oating out tho very life I am not
suporstitious of observances, but I am
nm always thankful that thero aro forty
days of Lent in tho year, when folks
can rost from their debauches and dis
sipations; when no round of execssivo
excitement in tho pursuit of ploasuro is
pormittcd to como in and ruin tho health
nnd oripplo tho nntural powers of tho
young. Amorican Mngazino.
CHOICE RECIPES.
Custard Tie Tako two eggs, beat
tho yolks with ono heaping tablespoon
ful of whito Bugar, add 1 $ cups of milk
and ton drops of vanilla, or grated nut
meg if liked hotter. Mako a crust out
of pnstry flour, n picco of lard as lnrgo
ns a walnut nnd twico ns muchbuttor;
work togolhcr, ndd enough cold wntor
to mako into a. dough ; roll to about tho
thickness of a quartor of an inch, al
ways rolling ono way ; cover tho bottom
of a well buttered pio pinto with tho
crust; pour in tho custard; Bet in a
modorato oven. Whon tho custard is
firm and just beginning to brown, ndd
tho.whlto3 of tho eggs whipped stiff,
with fivo tcaspoonfuls of sugar ; brown
and sorvo cither warm or cold.
Stock for Sooi Stock enough to
last a family of fivo for ono wool: can bo
mado of fivo pounds of bcof (log Ih tho
best) nnd two pounds of voal. Cover it
with cold water nnd let it romnin for nt
least hnlf an hour bnforo putting it on
tho lire rinco it on Homo pnrt of tho
rnngo whero it will simmor slowly for
from eight to ton hours, or until tho
meat is boilod into shreds. Strain it
into your stock pot, and when it becomes
cold romovo tho grcaso, cover tho pot
tightly and sot in somo cold place. Any
soup is possiblo to you now.
Salt Codfish with White Sauck.
Sot it to sonk ns long ns ncccssnry, put
it into cold water ovor tho firo in a ves
sel; when just upon boiling, ttkim it
and tako it off as soon as it boils; cover
it over and lenvo it thus for n quarter of
an hour, then tnko it out of tho vessel
nnd lot it drain. Put into a snuco pan r
pioco of butter, n littlo flour, pepper nnd
capers, colory or paraloy, add to it a
littlo milk, pour it ovor tho fish and
sorvo.
Lent Sour. Pool nnd slico six largo
onions, six potatoes, six carrots and four
turnips; fry them in hnlf a pound of
butter or olivo oil, and pour ovor them
four qunrts of boiling wnter; toast a
crust of bread brown nnd hard ns pos
siblo, but do not burn it, and put it in
with somo colory and a littlo turnip, nnd
put it in with eonio colory and a little
turnip, and stow thorn tender in tho
soup; a tnblcspoonful or so of tomato
catsup improves this soup.
Pahsnii' FitiTTEns. Throo largo par
snips, boil till soft, which will rcquiro
about two hours; scrupo and mash fino,
picking out strings and lumps, add two
beaten eggs, two tablospoonfuls of now
milk and two of sifted flour, or ovon
teaspoonful of salt and quarter of a tea
spoonful of pepper; mix thoroughly;
mako into small cukes, flour them and
fry brown in butter or oil ; oat with
butter.
Soft Gincerdkeai). Ono cup molas
ses; ono cup sugar; ono cup butter; ono
cup Kweot milk; four cups Hour; four
oggs; ono tablespoonful gingor; ono
small teaspoonful of soda dissolvo in
milk. Beat tho molassos, butter, sugar,
and spico to a cream ; whip in tho
beaten yolks, tho milk, and lastly tho
whites, alternating with tho flour. Bake
in two loaves.
Domestic Cake. Ono cup of butter,
two cups of sugar, ono cup of water and
an oven teaspoonful of soda. Mako a
stiff paste and knead until it does not
stick to tho hands or rolling board. Boll
very thin and cut in any fancy shape
with cako cutters and bako a light brown
in a quick oven. An egg may bo added
if desired, and rolled out, jumble shape
in dry sugar.
Dr. Stryker has opened a private .dis
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where ho will successfully treat all cura-
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KEA8URIHO THE BABY.
Wo moasurod tho riotous baby
Against tho cottago wall,
A lily grew at tho threshold,
And tho baby was just as tall,
A royal tigor lily,
With spots of purplo and gold,
And tho heart of a jowelrd chalico
Tho fragrant dew to hold.
Without tho blue-birds whittled
High up in tho old roof trees,
And to aud fro at tho window
Tho red rose rocked her bees;
And tho wee pink fist of tho baby
Wero nover ft moment still,
Snapping at shine and shadow
That danced at tho lattice sill.
Ilia oyes wero wide as bluobolls,
Ills mouth liko a flower unblown;
Two little bare feet, liko funny white mlco
Peeped out from his snowy gown ;
And we thought with a thrill of rapturo,
That yet had a thrill of pain.
When Juno rolls around with the roses
Wo'll measure the boy apain.
Ah, mel in a darkened chamber,
With tho sunshine shut away,
Through tears that foil like a bitter rain
We measured tho boy to-day;
And tho littlo baro feet that wero dimpled
And sweet as a budding roto,
Lay side by side togethor,
In the hush of a long roposo.
Up from tho dainty pillow,
Whito as tho risen dawn,
Tho fair littlo face lay smiling,
With tho light of heaven thereon;
And tho dear littlo hands like roso leaves
Dropped from a roso, lay still,
Never to catch the sunshine
That crept to the shrouded sill.
Wo measured tho sleeping baby
With ribbons whito as snow,
For tho shipping roiewood casket
That waited him below ;
And out of the darkened clumber
Wo wont with a childish moan;
To tho height of tho sinless angola
Our littlo ono had grown.
OUR LETTER BOX.
How beautiful all naturo scorns just
now everything bo fresh and sweet.
Tho very nir is full of porfumo from tho
blosoming trees. Tho birds bogin to
como back from thoir wintor homo, and
tho early morning hours is tho timo thoy
chooso to sinu Bwootcnt, Thero is n bird
in a trco oloso to my window that siugH
overy hour in tho night, just giving ono
burst of song, and then is silent for a
time. How can boys liko to kill birds?
Wo heard a mother not long ngo say
with prido that her boys had killed a
hundred with bow nnd lurows, and that
sho mado a pio of them. How cruel and
hard-hearted ono must bo to wish to de
stroy tho littlo songtttorsl Thoro nro
sociotics formed in somo places among
young ladios, who promiso not to woar
birds on their hats and bonnets for orna
ments. Just think of tho tons of thous
ands of bright colored birds which arc
killed to trim lints I Somo boys mako a
businoss and do nothing olso but trap
tho pretty things to soil to merchants.
Charloy lives in Eastern Orogon. Ho
tells of tho horso thoy use, which is
twonty years old. Now wo nro suro
that horso has had a kind ownor, who
fed and watered him regularly, and who
did not ovor work him, and who kept
him from oxposuro to cold nnd wot.
Tho horso is man's roost usoful friond,
yot soo how dreadfully ho is abused and
mistroatod. About eight years is tho
avorago ngo of n horse now, whilo thoy
would bo strong and usoful for twonty
years, with merciful enro. Charley doos
not writo a very long letter, but man
ages to say a good deal in a small spaco.
That is ono of tho socrots of being a
good letter-writer. So Chnrloy must
keep writing. Wo nro suro his sharp
eye will seo something to tell about.
Helping mothor wijw dishce is just what
overy boy ought to do whero thoro is no
sister to do it.
Our constant friend, Floronco May,
kcops us posted about herself. We
count her as ono of the best frionds of
tho Circle And so Lizzie is married 1
Wo had not thought her to bo old
enough to go so far away from horn
and loving family. Wo hopo aho will
not miss tho dear sister left behind.
This is a very iniortant event in a
young girl's life, und it is too often that
marriago conies without proper reflec
tion. Taking this step beforo proper
ago and maturity, then coma sickness,
hard work, and often prematura death.
Young girls should not bo in too groat
hasto to leave homo, and to take caro
and responsibility upon themselves
Wo hopo Florence will find as much
comfort in her flowers as wo do. But if
sho cannot keep tho chickens out of it,
thero will bo many a heart acho beforo
blossoms como.
John writes well, showing that he
APRIL 29. Ibb7.
takes pains to learn to write. Central
Point must 1m). a growing place Wo
would liko to havo a regular correspond
ence from thoro.
Colfax, W. T., March 30, 1887.
Editor Homo Circlo t
This is my first lotlor to your paper.
I nm a littlo boy eight years old. I live
on a farm in Whitman county, W. T.
Papa is plowing now. Wo hnvo somo
cattlo and horses. Wo havo a horso
twenty-two years old. Littlo boys, can
nny of you beat that for nn old horso?
Wo hnvo n shopord dog twelve- years old.
I and my brother aro catching squirrels.
Wo got fivo conts n scalp. Tho squir
rels nro thick here, nnd destroy a grcnt
dcnl of grain. I help papa hitch up tho
horses, carry in tho wood, nnd pump
wntor for tho stock. I somotimes help
mnmmn wipo tho dishes, nnd swcop tho
floor when sho is in n hurry. School Is
out now. Thoy talk of starting n nnm
mor school. Yours truly,
Charlie AiuusMirj.
Central Point, Or., April 15, '87.
Editor Homo Circlo t
As I havo novor written to tho Circle,
I thought I would write. I nm about
ton years old, nnd this is tho first lottor
I hnvo ever written to n paper. I nm
going to school nnd havo fino times. I
study tho fourth rcador, montnl ntith
motic, tho now normal written arithme
tic, nnd spoiling. I run livery Btnble
whon my brother James is gono. Thero
aro soven houses started this summer,
nnd twenty-ono moro nro going to bo
started. Well, I will oIobo, nnd if this
is in print I will writo again.
Yours truly,
John M. Hays.
Foster, Or., March 27, 1887.
Editor Homo Circlo t
Ae it has boon somo timo since I wrote
to tho Circlo, I will now try my hand
again. I always liko to road tho Icttors
from tho children, nnd I nlso liko to
writo to tho Circle. As busy Union nro
now at hand, I hopo that tho children
will not lot tlm Homo Oirolo dio out. I
will try nnd writo oftonor thnn I hnvo
in tho past. How many will say in their
next lottors that thoy will do tho eamo?
I bco that thoro nro two vorsos for Lizzlo
Parker's album in tho last papor. I
want to toll you ono thing, that thoro is
no moro Lizzio Parker. Sho is married,
and hns bcon for two wcoks. Sho was
marriod on tho 12th day of March. Sho
lives seventy miles from hero, nnd it will
tnko her somotimo to como homo to sco
us. Wo havo got tho most of our gar
den in. Wo nro milking sovon cows
nnd hnvo six calves. Wo lost ono cow
nnd two calves this winter. My Bister
Mattio nnd I nro going to try nnd raise
a flower gnrdon this year if wo can keop
tho cluckons out of it, nnd wo nro going
to try. I think that thoro is nothing
ntcor timn Mowers, i will send somo
verses. Tho first is for tho boys nnd tho
second for tho girls:
Dnro to do rielit, dnro to bo truo,
You hnvo n work no othor can do.
Do it eo bravely, so kindly, so well,
Angola will hnstcn your story to toll.
For tho girls :
Bomcmbor mo, donr ,
Whon on theso lines you look,
Bomombor it wns May,
Who wroto this for your book.
Aunt Hetty can writo this in her bookJ
if sho wants to. Your friond,
Flouenci: May Paukeu.
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