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WILLAMETTE I'AllMlL'li: SALEM, OKEGOJs', JULY 1 iab7
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MRS HARRIOT T. CLARKE, EDtToa
WHEN BHB COMES HOME.
When the comes homo again I A thousand
ways
I fashion to mysalf, tho tenderness
Of my Rlad welcome. I shall tremblo yea;
And touch hit, as whoa first In the old days
I touched her girlish hand, nor darod upraiao
Mfno eyes, auch naa my faint heart's sweot
distress.
Then silence, and the pcrfumo of her drcis,
Tho room will away a little, and a haze
Cloy eyesight soulsmht, oven for a space
And tears yes ; and tho ache here in the
throat,
To know that I so ill desorvo the place
Her arms make for moj and the sobbing
unto
I stay with kisses, ere tho tearful face
.Again Is hidden In the old ombraco.
,imM Whitcomb JliUy, fa tht Ctntnnj.
MEMORIES.
Listening, in the twilight
Very long ago,
To a dear voice singing
Very sweet and low.
Was tho song a baliul
Of a lady btUht,
Saved from deadly peril
By a gallant knight!
Or a song of battle,
And of flying foo?
Nay, I have forgotten,
Tis so long ago.
All thatlamturo'of
Is, that long ago
Mother san? at twilight
Very soft and low.
Louht A, Chapman, in Me Cotmopolitan.
CHOICE RECIPE i.
Strawiierry Fritters. Bout two
eggg woll (tho whites and yolks separate
ly), then mid to them a toacupful of
cream ami a pinch of salt, stirring in
enough flour to mako a thick batter.
Now, beat tho mixture well, and when
thoroughly smooth throw in a pint of
utrnwborrica. Havo plonty of boiling
hot fat in tho frying-pan and fry tho
eamo as ordinary fritters. When dono
to a golden brown color tako them out,
drain them and sorvo on a napkin, with
sifted sugar strewn over tho tops.
HnniLED Oysters. Drain selected
oystors in a colander. Dip them ono by
ono into molted butter to provoni buck-
ing to tho gridiron, and placo thorn ou a
wiro gridiron. Uroil over a clear Uro.
"Whon nicely browned on both sides
ecason with sail, pepper and plenty of
butter, and lay them on hot buttered
toast, moistened with a littlo hot wator.
Servo very hot. or they will not bo nice.
Oysters cookod in this way and served
on broiled bcofslcak are nico.
Gravy tor Baked con or Haddock.
Slico an onion and brown it in a littlo
butter, then add ntcaspooufulof "Kouil
Hon du Bawl's" or beef jolly, lirat dis
solving it in hot water. Thickon tho
mixture with a littlo Hour and sot it
where it will gimmorforfifteonminutos,
throwing in a littlo bunch of puraloy.
Then skim and strain, soason with salt,
pepper and a tablcspoonful of mush
room catsup. Servo in n turoen.
Cheese Cake. Tako two cups of cot
tago cheese, mash woll, add threo eggs,
not boaten, ono at a tinio, sugar to tasto,
ono tablespoonful of Hour, a littlo nut
meg, a littlo salt and milk enough to
mako a littlo thicker than custard.
Bako with an under crust. When ready
for tho ovon sprinklo cinnamon on top.
Mako it about an inch thick.
Ginoeii Ssai'S. Mix ono pound of
flour and Uiroo-qunrtora of a pound of
white sugar. Bub into it half a pound
of butter, two egg well beaten and an
ounco of ginger ground fine. Beat all
well together, roll out tho dough to tho
third of an inch thick, cut out tho cakes
and bako them. Thcso aro far superior
to ordinary gingor snaps.
Cream Sauce. Molt threo ounces of
butter; add Hour to thicken with half a
pint of cream ; season with pepper and
salt; let it loil and servo with chicken,
veal or sweetbreads.
White Caki: Ono cup of milk, two
cups of sugar, one-half cup of butter,
two eges, threo cups of flour, 1 tea
spoonfuls of baking powder and a littlo
nutmeg.
aod Bless the Old Fashioned OlrL
Bit-hop Cosgrovo, of Davenport, Iowa,
delivered a notable sermon in that city
Inst Sunday on tho immoral tendencies
of tho times through tho breaking down
of safeguards which onco protected girls
and young women. As a model for the
rising generation the Bishop pictured
tho "old-fashioned girl" of thirty years
ago in the following words :
"She nus a littlo girl until she was
fifteen year old, and she helped her
mother in her household duties. She
had her lion re of play and enjoyed her
self to the fullest cxteut. She never
said to her mother, 'I can't I don't
want to,' for obedience was to her a cher
ished virtue. She arose in the morning
when called, and wo do not suppose sho
hnd her hair dono up in papers and
crimping-pins, or banged over hr fore
head. Sho dul not grow into n young
lady and talk about hor beau before sho
was in her teens, and sho did not read
dimo novels, nor was sho fancying a hero
in overy plowboy sho mot. lho out
fashioned girl was modest in her do
mcanor, and she novor talkod slang nor
used Jbv-words. Sho did not laugh at
old pooplo nor mako fun of cripples.
Sho had respect for licr omore, anu was
not above listoning to words of counsel
from thoso oldor than herself. Sho did
not know as much as hor mothor, nor
did sho think that hor judgment was as
good as that of hor grandmother. She
did not go to parties by tho timo sho was
ton yoars old and Btny till alter midnight
dancing with any chanco young man
who happenod to bo prosont. Sho
went to bed in season, and doubtless
said her prayers and Blopt tho sleep of
innocence, and roso up in tho morning
happy and capablo of giving happinccs.
And now. if there bo nn old-fashioned
girl in tho world to-day, may Heaven
bless and kcop her and raise up others
like her.
Narrow Laco.
Qnst on G stitches and knit across
plain.
1st row Over twice, seam 2 togothcr,
knit 1, over twice, narrow, knit 1.
2d row Knit 3, seam 1, knit 1, over
twice, seam two together.
I5d row Over twice, seam 2 together,
knit 5.
lth row Knit fi, over twice, soam 2
together.
Oth row Over twico, seam 2 together,
knitl, over twice, narrow, over twico,
narrow.
Gth row Knit 2, ncam 1, knit 2, seam
1, knit 1, over twico, scam 2 togothor.
7th row Over twice, scum 2 together,
knit 7.
8th row Knit 7, over twico, seam 2
toccthcr.
Oth row Over twice, seam 2 together,
knit 1, over twice, narrow, over twice,
narrow, over twico, narrow.
10th row Knit 2. seam 1, knit 2,
soam 1, knit 2, scam l,knit 1, over twico,
scam 2 toccthcr.
11th row Over twico, soam 2 to
gothor, knit rest plain.
13th row Bind oft" 0 stitches, knit II,
over twice, Beam 2 together.
Crocheted Lace.
Mnko n chain of 10 etitcliec
1st row Threo trcblo, 2 chain, It
troblo in fourth stitch to form a shell, 2
chain, fasten with slip stitch in seventh
stitch, 2 chain, 1 troblo, 2 chain, 1 treble,
2 chain, 1 ttoblo, in tenth stitch, turn.
2d row Four chain, 1 trcblo, 1! chain,
1 treble, 2 chain, 1 treble, 2 cliaiu, 1
trcblo in middlo liolo of 2 cliaiu of first
row, ft chain, shell in shell, fasten in last
stitch of shell, turn.
ltd row Fivo chain, shell in shell,
2 chain, fasten in center of G ci(ain of
last row, 2 chain, 1 treble, 2 chain, 1
troblo, 2 chain, 1 treble in middle chain
of 2 in last row, 10 troblo in chain of -1
in preceding row, faston in hut stitch of
foundation, turn.
4th row Four chain, fasten between
first and second of tho 10 trebles in last
row, 4 chain, faston bctwoen second and
third, 4 chain faston betweon third and
fourth, and so on until Micro aro 9 tiny
points, 2 chain, 1 trcblo, 2 chain, 1 trcblo,
2 chain, 1 treble, fi chain, 1 trcblo, 5
chiin, shell in shell, fasten in G chain nt
ton.
oth row Fivo chain, shell in sholl, 2
chain, fasten in middlo of 6 chain of Inst
row, 2 chain, 1 troblo, 2 chain, 1 troblo,
2 chain, 1 troblo in middlo liolo of 2
chain of last row, turn.
Begin to ropcat at second row.
Hints for Housekeepers
Put camphor ou cold-sores whou they
first come, and that may heal thorn or
provont thorn from dovoloping.
Finger marks may bo romoved from
varnished furniture by tho uso of a lit
tlo sweet oil upon a soft cloth.
To clean nickel on stove, use hoda
wet in ammonia. Apply with an old
toothbrush, and rub with a woolen cloth.
It is said that a pint of milk taken
every night just boforo retiring to rest
will soon mako tho thinnest'tlgitro grow
plump.
It has bcou proven that eggs can bo
kept fresh for two or threo month by
simply packing in Bait, or in dry, sifted
coal ahos.
Stains from ted or coffee will comoout
at onco if thoy bo taken immediatoly
and hold ovor a pail while boiling water
is turned over them.
Never let tho feet become cold and
damp, or sit with tho back toward the
window, as thoso things tend to aggra
vate any existing hardness of hearing.
Put tea and coffee away in air-tight
receptacles as boon as thoy are brought
to tho house. They loso much of their
flavor by standing uncovered.
Vegetables with a strong flavor, such
as onions and turnips, will be much
improved by putting them to boil in
cold water, renewing this from a kettlo
of boiling water as boon as it comes to
a tculd.
Poisonous wounds made by spiders,
centipedes and scorpions aro treated in
tho same way as those made by iusects,
that is, by the direct application of harts
horn to the wound, and, when neces
sary, internal stimulants.
If a new broom bo immersed in boil
ing water until quito cold, nnd then thor
oughly dried in the air, it will be far
more pleavant to ut-e and will last much
longer. Frequent moistening of the
broom is onuueive to its usefulness and
aluo to the carpets.
jfoij 4$li f liildrnx.
BUTTERCUPS.
They laugh and danceall through tho day,
They nod and smilo in winsome way,
No other flowers are half so gay
The merry-hearted buttercups.
Atop tho verdant hill thoy dwell,
Adown tho grassy slopo as well ;
They lift their heads wtthin the doll
The goldcn-cretted buttercups.
They stand besido the river deep,
And at their shadows gaily peep ;
They smllo upon the refuso heap
Tho lowly-hearted buttercups.
The mansion's lawn thoy scatter o'er,
Like bits of gold on cmcnild floor j
thoy blossom by tho beggar's door
The simple-hearted buttercups.
Thoy 'foro the prand cathedral wave,
Tho prison yard in sunshiuo lave J
They nestlo on the baby's gravo
Tho tender-hearted buttercups.
They glow and glisten everywhere,
In city parks, In meadows fair j
Ah 1 well their regal crowns they wear
Tho kingly-hearted buttercup.
Xtllie F. OWtill.
OUR LETTER BOX.
"Ella" says sho will try to holp fill tho
children's column, and sho has dono it
very well, too; hotter than all, sho holps
mamma, which no doubt herself in that
sho will grow up n good littlo Iiouec
keeper. When a homo is kopt in tho
propor way, every ono of lho family is
mado comforlnblo, and so very much
depends on tho ono who directs tho
house. Ella is right in watching thn
flowers grow, for thoy help to beautify
home.
"Francis" complains of thcso Chincso
pheasants. Wo should liko to get ono
good look at tho beautiful birds, and if
it were our wheat Holds, wo would bo
glad to givo them a good food every day
to enjoy tho sight of their gorgeous
plumago; but then, that is hardly a
business view to tako; it is said that
thoy do throw down a deal of young
wheat. Wo enjoy listening to tho "Boh
Whites" 8otuo of which wore brought to
Marion county nnd turned looso, though
it seems as though thoy had not multi
plied as ono might oxpect, for it is raro
to hour one, though it is many years
sinco tho sweet strangor cimo to us.
Thoy aro plentiful in Ohio, and wo usod
to liko to sit in tho cool evening and
answer their caljs, "Bob White j Bob
Whtto." So, Francis, you must not com
plain too much, for if there is too much
said there will bo annihilation for thceo
birds with tho gay feathors.
So Doni doos not liko to milk. It tie
lcndd on whether things are convi niont
about tho cow-yard. If it Is rainy it is
not a comforlnblo duty to do, especially
if there is no clean, dry shod. But when
tho cow is goutlo wo liko to tnke care of
hor, and liko to smoll her sweet breath.
There is so much comfort to lie hnd in
living where thoro is plonty of milk and
cream to use when cooking. The Chi
iieeo havo cows, but uso them only in
plowing and their work; thoy do' not
use milk, nor do they uso butter. Dora
docs not like to milk, but then she mud
mako herself think she does like to do
it, for then tho link is easier. A cow
will not give down half her milk if one
is haridi with her. It is so cruel to sou
how sonio Iniys will kick them with
their big bootn. Kindness will pay in
the end.
IIalskv, (Oh.,) May 31, 1887.
Kditor Home Circle :
As I have a spare hour uvery now and
then, I will try and do a little this one.
We are having considerable warm
weather that i, after !) o'clock a. m.
Tho nights arc cool, but wo would liko n
shower as well i any ouo, to mako tho
gardens grow (or the vegetables, rather).
Cherries and strawberries are beginning
to get ripe. There nro lots of Chinese
pheasants here. Ono old malo flew up
within twonty feet of mo tho other day.
1 do not know what wo will do with
them if tho law protects them a fow
years longor. I do not think I will get
to go to school this summer. I can an
swer graco GoiYh question. It was
James Buchanan.
Fiiancis Tailor.
Ju.vu'Eit, On., Juno ft, 1887.
Kditor Home Circle :
It has been a long timo siuce I wrote
to tho "Home Circlo." We have a
school now ; I like our teacher very well.
Sho is a good teacher. Sho has twenty
two scholars I like (o go to school very
well. It is warm out in tliis part of the
country. Wo had a littlo ram here yes
terday: it helped things very much in
growing. It has been very windy horo
this spring. Wo have a nice flower gar
den. 1 like to have a flower garden. I
think that flowers are pretty. When the
rose butlies bloom I think they ait;
pretty. I don't think that anything is
prettier than flowers. I will tell you
what I do to help mamma : I sweep the
house, help tend to tho chickons, help
wash tho dishes and help cook. I will
try and help All tho corner. I like to
read tho littlo folks' lotters. When I
write again I will write a littlo more. I
will close for this time. Yours, truly,
ELLA NtCLKY.
Powell's Valley, Or., Juno 0.
Editor Homo Circlo i
As long tu I saw my other letter in
print, I will writo anothor one to let tho
littlo boys and girls know I havo not for
got tho "Home Circle." I go to school
yet. School will bo out in threo more
wooks. It is raining to-duy, tho first
timo it has rained for about n month. I
don't 800 many letters in tho Farmer;
what is tho matter? Girls nnd boys, do
not forgot tho "Letter Box." "We have
got n littlo calf. I havo ono cow to milk ;
I don't liko to milk very well. I wonder
if any other littlo girl likes to milk. I
guoss I will hnvo to close. Hoping to
sco this in print, I remain, as over,
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Jennings on Sheep. Swine and Poultry,.. . 1,1
Johnaon'e Practical Poultry K(er, (paper) &'
King's llee-keepcrs Teat Hook, ... . 1,0-
Randall's Hheeii lluabandry 1.50
Hile)'a Potato I'eata, (ap' toier.) .. ,10
Treat's Injurious Intccta, 2,00
Tobacco Culture, ,2a
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I"l copies ol maps of Oregon and Washington a
following rate., These mais are put up In convenient
form tocary In the pocket. Kncloecd In a I tiff board
cover. They can be obtained at the following prices;
Map of Oregon I
Map of Washington,..
Oregon anil Washington Combined. 1.50
tarileinlt by Postal Order nr Registered Letter
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Mortgage loans made on three ti flvs years time.
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