WILLAMETTE FARMEJft; SALEM, OKEGOJS, A'JGUST
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fyt Hfjotue trtle.
HUB UAMMOT T. CLAIIKE, EDltoa
A Talk to Form Boy.
Farm boys you need not envy tho
young men who stand boliind tho count
cr8 o tho city shops. You need not
envy tho young men who nro making
ready to take the places of tho great
army of lawyers and pettifoggers who
aro subsisting by tho litigations of qiuirl
Boino and contentions clieuUt. And
certainly you ought not to envy tho
boys who have- no employment at all ;
thoso who nro growing np to manhood
without acquiring industrious habits
upon which to roly in times of great
need and pressing emergencies, whoso
idleness invites to tomptntiona which so
often luro to montal and bodily ruin.
Your clothes may not bo so finely Bpun
and mado an tho city boys, but you aro
tho peers of them nil, with your bronzo
faces mid horny hands, howovor preten
tious their employments. Your busl
ncss is ono which Antct lutes cvory other
vocation in cho world. Tho farmer was
plowing and sowing and reaping long
oeforoa morchant, or lawyer or doctor
was known; and ho st,ill stands fore
most at tho gate whencn issuo to the
millions of tho world tho stoady, novcr
failing streams of plontcousnossund lifo.
A generation or ho ago tho brightest
boys of tho farmer's family wcro assign
ed to tho professions. Tho dull fellows
wcro sent to tho fields. Now-a-days ti
dilToront order of things prevails. Oneo
the idea was popular that only intnoti
lar strength was necessary on a farm
tho strength to guido a plow, to wield
an ax, a hoo or a scytho tho endurance
to go through with tho nwoUcring tasks
of summer or tho exposing duties of
winter. Thcso important requisites
given, a body might fill tho placo just
as well as any ono. So somo folks used
to think, but what say you, working
farmor boyst Do yon not pluco a high
er estimate upon your skill, and upon
the value of your services? Look up,
thon", and vindicate yourselves. You
aro ircttinc health and strength from
tho wholesome exercises of tho field,
and that you may havo tho necessary
intclligcnco to combino with this
strength for tho proper prosecution of
your calling, apply yourselves diiigontiy
to acquiring knowledgo whenover res
pito from labor shall givo you tho op
portunity. Letter Writing.
It is too often tho cuuo that women
who havo much housowork to do, and
very often thoso who havo little, aro
very poor corrosnondontB. Thoy do not
mean to bo so, nor nro they wilfully neg
lectful, but thoy havo an idea that thoy
ntust havo so much timo in which to
answer a lottcr received, and they keep
putting off writing, oxpocting ovary day
to make that timo, until both writer
and letter aro only remembered at odd
times. Frequently you hear such wo
mon say ; "I ought to answer So-and-So'd
lottor, but I can't eo'jm to get timo to do
it. 1 want to writo a good long ono
when I do writo, and I must havo timo
to do it' properly. I must inanagu to
mako timo somehow to do it." It is not
a very easy mattor for such womon to
mako timo, and generally tho timo is
novcr made. To mako timo something
must bo neglected, and there aro so
many things that it is necessary that
thoy should do at just such times, that
it is difiioult to determine just which of
them to neglect. Thoro aro somo things
that can be put off and tho nogloct
hardly noticod, and tho housekeeper
knows which aro tho least important,
and which ones she can neglect, but ho
does nut want to put ofl anything, and
works on thinking sho will got timo
somehow, without any slighting of her
work. Such a woman will seldom get
tho leisure sho desires for writing, and
vory often hor correspondence remuins
for years unanswered.
All women will, I think, admit that
tho carlior a letter is answorod after its
receipt, unless there aro good reasons
for delay, tho easier and pltasunter it is
to accomplish, whilo tho longer it is
kept waiting the more difficult it be
comes to answer it. What at first would
havo been a pleasure becomos in tho end
a bugbear and annoyance, and tho long
er it is put oil' tho more it is avoided
Answer u lottor as soon after its'reccipt
as possible. Don't put it oil thinking
you will havo more timo in the future
to write a long letter full of uows, It
will need to be of an endless longth(and
a vcrtiblo budget of events, to mako up
for the time loat in getting it ready, if
at all like tho majority of deferred cor
respondence. Instead of waiting to
writo a long letter, commence to answor
as toon as you can get the time, and
after you havo once begun there is little
chanco that you will not finish it, for to
most people in regard to letter writing,
"a thing begun is half done." If not
finished at once, it can be dropjxil and
taken up and completed at another
timo kmjii after, and you will bo sur
prised at the length and nowsiness of
your lettoy, and be better satisfied than
if you had waited as at first yon hod
intended to do.
Dock or dandelions in the dooryard
may be killed by cutting off at crown
and putting a few drops of kerosene on
me cru n.
I
CHOICE RECIPE J.
Oitennv tie. A chorry pio or pud
ding losos half its valuo if the stones aro
left in. With tho "chorry-stonors" now
so common and cheap, it is possiblo for
all to hnvo them ; so in making a pud
ding first stono a pint of cherries, then
to pint of sweet milk, two well beaten
eggs, ono tablcspoonful butter, ono ten
spoonful of salt and two teaspoonfuls
baking powder, add enough Hour to
mako a stiff battpr, dredgo a little flour
over tho cherries and stir them in ; put
into n buttered mould and boil steadily
ono hour, or placo it in a bnsln in a
steamer, and cook tho Bnmo longth of
timo.
Baked Ham. For a chango in this
season of tho year, wo somtimes havo n
ham baked instead of boiled. Wo
chooso a small ono, weighing 8 to 10
pounds. Let it soak over night in cold
water. In tho morning trim off all tho
rusty parts, cover with a common crust
and the rind, nnd you will havo a sweet
and palatable dish. Another modo is to
cook it slowly until tondor, letting it af
terwards cool in tho cooking liquor,
then remove from tho wator, tako ofl tho
skin, and strew ovor tho top somo fino
bread crumbs mixed with a liltlo sugar.
If tho fat is thick cut off somo of it.
Set it in tho oven and bako half an
hour, or until it is nicoly browned.
Anoxia's Food. To make angels food
in perfection tho eggs should bo fresh
nnd cool. Tho ingredients nro: Tho
whites of 10 eggs, 1 tumblerful Hour 1 l
tumblcrfuls fino granulated sugar, 1 ten
spoonful each of cream of tnrtar nnd
extract of lemon. Stir together nnd sift
tho flour, sugar and cream of tartar four
or fivo times. Heat tho whites to a stiff
froth, and add thorn with tho extract.
Dako in an unbuttcrcd pan ono with a
contor pipo is preferable. If the pio
extends nbove tho pan turn tho cako
whon dono upsido down, and let it rest
on tho pipo nnd cool boforo removing it,
othcrwfso set on corks or anything that'
will keep tho cako up from tho table,
whilo it cools. It requires forty min
utes for baking. If tho oven is too hot,
cool it by sotting in a small pan of cold
water. This will very soon reduce tho
tompornturo
Potato Balls With Cueam Sauce.
Pare any number of potatoes, and cut
balls from them with a vegctablo scoop.
From a dozen potatoes you should got
about sixty balls. Cover them with boil
ing water, nnd cook twclvo minutes
without salt, l'ourfoff tho water; add
to tho potatoes ono pint of boiling milk,
into which stir two tablcspoonHful of
butter, mixed with ono of butter, ono
lovol toaspoor.ful of salt, one-third of a
traspoonful of peppor, nnd, if liked, a
teaspoon ful of chopped parsley. Uso
whito pepper altogether. This eauco is
for n quart of balls.
Kidneys Saute. Gut thrco kidnoys
each into fivo pieces; put an ounce of
butter into tho saute pan (frying pan);
when very hot put in tho kidnoys, fitir
round for a tow minutes with a spoon
till thoy aro set. Add a tcaspoonful of
flour, a quarter of ono of salt and the
third part of that of pepper. Mix well ;
add half a gill of broth nnd n fow mush
rooms. Do not lot them boil; n few
minutes is enough to do them.
Baked I'ik Plant. Cut two pounds
of pio-plant into a pudding dish,
sprinkloocr it half a cup of sugar and
two tablespoonfuls of flour, or what is
better, half a cup of rolled bread crumbs.
Add water until tho plant is two-thirds
covorcd. Dako in a quick, warm oven
thirty or forty minutes. This method
of preparing rhubard or pie-plant re
moves tho medicinal taste nnd and
makes an acceptable spring dixb.
Ice Cheam. Thrco quarts of milk,
nino eggs, four tablespoonfuls of arrow
root nnd thrco cups of white sugar. Sot
tho dish containing tho milk in a kettlo
of water, and whon hot add tho arrow
root previously wot in milk, tho sugar
and eggs. Cook a low minutes unci
flavor when cold. This will fill n irnllon
freezer. Less ejrgs may bo used, but
your cream will not be ho nico.
XJHEAl) UUIDDLK CAKES. SOAK a
small bowl of bread ovor night in milk.
In tho morning mix half a cupful of
flour, into which is nut 14 teaspoon fills
ot baking-powder, with ono quart or.
milk, threo well-beaten eggs and a littio
suit. Peat tin tho broad with this bat
ter until it is very light nnd fry a deli
cate brown. Tho batter should bo thick.
CitEAM Cake. Ono-half cup of buttor
or ono cup sweet cream, 14 cups sugar,
four eggs (ono beaten fcepnrately), ono
half cup sweet milk, two teaspoonfuls of
tartar, ono teaspoonful soda. Pake in a
long pan. When done, cut open and
spread between one pint whipnod cream,
ono cun BUgar. Flavor with lomon.
Tbe Work-Box.
Cast on 11 stitches and knit across
plain.
1st row Knit -J, ova twice, narrow,
over twice, narrow, over twice, mirrow,
knit 1.
2d row Knit 3, seam 1, knit 2, seam
1, knit 2, seam 1, knit 4.
3d, 4th and 5th row knit plain.
6th row Bind ofl" 3, knit 10.
Begin at first row to repeat.
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OUR LETTER BOX.
Aunt Hetty is really glad oneo more
to havo tho opportunity to talk to tho
circle once more. There has been no
letters lately, therefore no incentive
no toxt upon which to build any tnlk
to tho young folks. Put wo shall not
bo svero, for Aunt Hetty herself
makes mistnkes of uniNsiou too, now in
looking this morning for somo paper on
which to write, uo found a most excel
lent letter from Kdgar Waldron, hidden
awny among some envclopos. It is such
a good ono too, it is woll written and
spelled correctly too, with all tho capital
lottors in their proper places. TuN is
why it is that wo wish to oncourago tho
"Farmor's Boys" to writo letters it's so
that they may bo ablo when grown up to
writo proporly, how it looks to see a
grown up man or woman iiuahlo to spoil.
Wo saw not long ago a grown up lady
writo "Boones" sho did not imagine
how funny it looked. Thoso horsos that
Edgar tells of Wcro no doubt well caied
for or they would not count so many
years. Its so cruel to work a horso all
summer, nnd thon lot them shiver in tho
cold rains all winter. 01 tho cruelty
that is dono to dumb animals, how they
suffer and cannot toll their wants,
oven kind people do not always under
stand them. Our "old Bunch," that wo
lately bought, would act so lazy, and
would go one side and thon another of
tho road, till wo concluded to sell Mm.
But wo hnd him shod nil around and
then thoro was the greatest change in
his ways wo did not havo to whip him
ho no longer "wobbled" all over tho
road to find tho softost ground, and we
would not now part with tho faithful,
willing old follow, so now wo feel sorry
for the sufTcrings ot tho past, and how
ho must have been hurt in his foot. Wo
would liko to hear if any ono can tell n
better thing on ohl horses, than Kdgar.
Then too, wo hopo ho will oxcuso our
mistnkes, and write again very soon.
Millie writes from Knstorn Oregon, a
vory good, long lottor, which is carefully
dono. All thcso littio incidents of homo
lifo aro good to rend. Wo beliovo it re
quires somo care and trouble to culti
vate plants in that part ot Oregon. Yes
wo shall liko so much to seo the rose
bloom. Aunt Hetty dearly loves flowers,
and docs much hard work to havo them,
then sho gives them awny too. Its bet
ter for plants to gather blossoms, thoy
bloom bettor for it, you will seo that
stingy people's plants novcr thrivo as
well.
That pony nnd eido-saddlo must givo
much pleasure, nnd it will give Millie
somo rosy checks wo aro sure pony's
comfort is looked after, and tho saddlo is
put on with care to its ease. Poor littio
birds, it is truo that canaries will somo
times Ikj so cruel, and will even pick all
the feathers oil' tho littio ones you must
not let her fit again.
Now Millio, you timet givo tho Circle
another letter kooii.
We aro glad to got so good a letter
from ono of the many nieces wo claim.
How vtrango it must be to go always in
a boat. Wo say, "go, hitch up the
horso," whilo Flerenco will say, "hurry
up, tho tido is right, unloose tho ropo
nnd ship tho onrs." Wo nro not sure,
but this is tho best way: no horse to
feed ; no wheels to grease; no Htablos to
cleun only to jump in and out of tho
boat, going swiftly, along with tho tido.
0, how wo should liko to go down
hunting, and to smell tho bracing sea
breeze. Wo will try and go to visit
Florence if "ho will only tell us how to
get thoro. Florenco need not bo at all
ashamed of hor nowsy lettor. Try, try
again.
Weston, Or., Juno . 1887.
Editor Home Circlet
Well as I havo nothing to do I will
try and writo to tho Fakmeii oneo more
as I havo not written for a long timo. I
hid not going to school now I quit a
week ago and there is ono more week of
school yet. Wo havo not had any rain
for a long timo but it looks quite rainy
now, I think wo will havo some rain to
night. Crops looks nico now but would
look nicer if it would rain on them and
most nf tho gardens look nice. Mamma
has got about 100 littio chickens nine
turkeys and four gosling. I havo got
ono littio nioco and tho is just as sweet
as sho can be. I was IS yearn old the
1st day of Juno, I got a gold ring and a
penknifo and a Jersey for my birthday
presents. Papa and my brother and an
other gentleman havo got tho 12J cent
storo in Fondleton. Our roses are bo
ginning to come in bloom and are awful
pretty. Aunt Hetty I would liko for you
to be up hero when they are all in bloom,
and I kno.v you would thin y wro
pretty. Wo tie nil j;oingo . Umti
tilia river fishing mxt Sun- Alt of
our fiuit trees aro jiict lomli unit
of all kind; wo milk liv ( , uhuninu
gels 25 a pound for utitttr u v gut
a nico pony mid fide-saddlo tum -mi go
riding when ovor 1 want to. I t..wt
wo will move to Pondletou ni mil. I
go to church nearly every Sumi We
have got an organ and m km and
brothers play on it. Our .u-iyliird
has lay ed two eggs Inn cu -ue will
lay mnro sliu layed liv I In i-t, tjtiut
and hatched two liiiilxntnl -iintul them
to death. Wo have gut a gmul many
hotii-o planlH and fomo of lliom are in
bloom. Well as I rttu'i think nf any
thing else to write I wilk'liiM' y coud
iug my best regards in Aunt Ib'ity.
Yours Truly, Millie Kino.
Oiiimon City, Or., Mn 17th 18S7.
Kill tor Hume Circle t
I am a little boy nino yearn old my
papa has one horse twenty live jvum
old nnd another one twenty-eight years
old and ho knows that tlii' aro that old
for ho rnised them both, and cm any of
you littio hoys boat that, and h brought
their mother acres the plains. And my
pnp.i has ono cow that is nineteen years
old and can any of you litili Inns beat
that. My papa has twenty-eight little
ducks and about thirty littio chicken,
and wo have got two little calves, we
did have four but wo sold ono cow nnd
calf and sold ono calf for veal. Well I
am going to school now, I have two
miles to walk each way. There nro two
littio creeks closo by ami I go fishing
somo times ; woll I itirst I will closo
for this time. Your Friend,
Kdoau WALimos.
Acme, Or., July 20, 1837.
I'd i tor Homo Circlet
Dear Aunt Hetty, I have been
wanting to writo to tho children's
column for a long timo, but I win afraid
I could not writo well enough. I nover
wont to school much ; I always havo to
study at home. I livo on tido wator on
tho Siuslaw river. Thoy hnvo no wagon
roads here, thoy go nnd e.omo in boats.
Tho tido runs down six hours nnd runs
up fix hours; they como and go with
mo tuio; there is two hteamers on
tho rivor that runs from head of tido
to Florenco in ono dayj there is going
to bo two more btniiinorri hero soon.
Aunt Hotty, if you were to como down
here, I would tako you out sailing on
tho glittoring waters. I will tako you
down to tho beaoh to gather hIioIIh and
pobhlos, catch crabs- -I dig clams hnvo
n picnic. We had a clam bako hero, tho
Fourth of July; the steamer Mink mado
an excursion in tho afternoon, down to
tho mouth of tho river nnd out on tho
bar. Tho littio girl that wnutcd somo
quilt pattorns, if sho will writo to mo, I
would bo very happy to scud them to
her. I am learning to crochet; will
you phase tell mo some easy patterns to
learn? I would liko for tho liltlo girls
that are telling about crochet, would
write to me and send mu somo of thoir
patterns, as I would liko to make some
like it when I learn well enough. I
giuttfs Aunt Hetty will think . ..
ten enough already, and 1 had hotter
stop. Aunt Hetty you must pleitho
excuse mistakes nnd bad writing, if you
don't throw this in the waste basket and
think this good enough to print, I shall
writo again, and try very hard to do let
ter next time; so 1 will clone, hoping to
seo this in print before long. Your lov
ing niece,
FixiitENci: May Clakno.
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HAVE HOME PUKE FOX HOUNDS FOIt SALE.
Imported from the Kest. AdJressi
J, J. OAKEY, Lafayette, Oregon.
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