Puget Sound herald. [volume], January 16, 1864, Image 4

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Communication: on Agriculluml tube“, from‘
sul;wn’bm and when, are inrilai fvr than
80 "MIN.
Preservation of Potatoes.
Six months ago,snys an Eastern exchange
of n recent date, we published an article
on the growing of this crop. A few hints
about preserving it will now be timely.
Potatoes, us every one knows, nre \‘ery
pnlntive and very nutritive, but in autumn
become less so as the season advances. ln
deed, us they are generally kept, they lose
so much of their pleasing taste and nutri
tiveness by May, that few Would make use
of them were it not that they have become
it sort of household dependence, so that we
prefer those in a bad condition to none.
The American Agriculturist says: “A
liberal amount of earth collected with them
is rather beneficial than othcrwise in their
preservation."
Oddly its the above may sound in the
ears of some, it is strictly true. Taking
it as a sort of test. but allowing ourselves
the usual liberty of departure or aocomo
dation’a sake, we propose to discourse, at
oxactl this mach, on the anaemia! condi
tions Ihr the preservation of the potato in
something like its original goodness.
Supposing, then. that we have potatoes
of adesirable quality—not your wet, soggy
thintfs, grown on land containing little or
no a kali, and therefore fined for nothinint
first, and hordl wort preserving; ut
those grown on l’t'md rich in lime nnd pot
ash. or madcso by special mnnuring for‘
this crop, what is to be done to preserve
those qualities which rendered t cm the
praise of all palates in October, till June
of the following year?
Ever Lone must have noticed that if n
potato lclt in thehill over winter-and
than plowed out in the next May, it fia
ceases precisely the same qualities it d
the previous October—hes undergone no
change whatever, but Is as dry. lovely, and
ready to crack open in boiling as ever.
Now,let us see wll this is so: The
sun’s warmth, air and fight are essential
conditions for growing the potato and
bringing it to perfect maturity; but these
same forces, f allowed stil to operate,
carry it on beyond maturity, that is, to de
“in.
excellence of the ripe tuber conststs
initsstareh. Butthestarch in a potato
umoatabondantthe moment It is ripe,
is: lwmhhfltss (:1: thati tLlns onward.
I t In t exposed to
the sun, alr sunlight. The same influence
u'm' “mm ”Ti? a“ “'
than first
tom of the potato Is a chap”
of its stand: into sugar. “is contrasncss
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PUGET SOUND HERALD, STEILACOOM, W. T., JANUARY 16, 1864.
Treating and Flavoring Tobacco.
in Richmond, which has been the host]-
quarters of the tobacco business, there are
ver extensive Innnufuctories where the ‘
ieniyis cured, and afterwards made into ‘
plugs for chewing. Great cure and mom ,
tion are necessary to the proper curing of 1
it, and if the weather is moist during the l
o eration, it is very liable to mildew. ln
efiar weather it is spread on the mp of
sheds, and hung in every situation where
it can be exposed to the dry air. The sky ‘
is watched with anxiety during such expo- ‘
sure, so that it may not receive a drop of
rain. Very frequently it receives the mal
drying in warm apartments, and in mnny
cases these are heated with open fires—
dry eorncobs being about the best fuel
that can be used. Pine and other Wood
impart their resinous taste to the tobacco, if
the smoke is permitted to permeate through
the leaves.
After the tobacco is perfectly cured, it is
prepared ior pressing. it is new s common
practice to lever it with some mixture of
sweet and mmtielci‘iiszctpr“ A vs: y
‘ common rs on s o c as
besn. vhrehm plesssnt odor. mils
, ls siso used, end (Ith msnufleturers
hove their spools] mixtures. The losses
on sprssd out, end slightly swirled with
thssromstie liquid untlls so mt qusn
r tity of the moisture is sbsorbsd to render
thcmdpiisble. They sre then rolled into
' cylin rieel pscksges, and these are squsaed
, into flat up in powerful presses. A
, number of such plugs are subsequently
, pieced together snd subjected to s second
' pressing opention, by which ths plugs are
r converted nto sausrc blocks. snd t us titted
‘ for transport su market. It was formerly
i the custom to plsce the pressed tobseoo in
s room cslled the west-house, where it
. returned for s considersble period, smote]
‘to s wsrm stmosphere. This msdo w
» bscco svrcst; globules of juice sppssred
‘ on its snrfscs sud dropped on the floor,
r and its tsste us much raved thereby.
his siso comm will? some tobscco
“panama to s‘vset'fn‘tlhs duh snd rsnlt
‘ ‘l'” 0' 050' l‘. i tho issvss
in bunchu'lnto sngsr Julian-o’er. press
ing them. We hon only referred to the
trestmsntofchswingtobseco; the superior
quelltiss bsing and firr this pu The
‘ terms “hon“? dew,” “steam etc,
snpiisdto usnt lots oftohsocqsnof
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oftobseeosrsssidtobscultivstsd ouths
sonthsn side of s gsntly sloping hill.
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teacup flour, one cup sugar, one large
‘lpoonfui sweet milk, one-heir epoon ui
soda, (me tea-Poonful cream tuner, A little
salt, grated rmd of one lemon, one we.
spoonful of butter. Bake lineen minutes.
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finel cho , one 0 mi: nlc , one
of him, £532: nuisance. and e Eula alt.
Stir in wheat flour, until it in of the con
sistency of atirredeeke. Boiithree houn;
serve with sweet cream.
RICI Cum—Teke nix eggs, with their
weight in fine auger, end in butter nine, and
half their weight of flour of rice, half of
Wheaten flour; make the cake as directed
for the Madeira cake, but throw in the rice}
uher the flour; then Ifld the butter in the‘
usual way, end bake the cake About en‘
hour and ten minutes. Give my flevori
that in liked. I
‘ Sol-r Gmalnnnm—One cup nnolneeeq
1i eupeupr; 1 cup buttermilk; leg“!
‘teupoon neleretu; flavor with clone—
mix pretty thick.
[ln-non Cum—Bent l t 2 ;
odd I lb. of auger; l üblmpoighof hm;
l teoeup sweet milk - I tempoon eelentue;
e little unit; lgretednutmeg; flourenough
to make A smooth hotter—beet till it rieee,
end_bnke in a quick oven.
Coconut Cum—One half pound but
ter. three-fourths pound Inger, three-fourth
pound flour, eix of”, one nutmeg, ono-heif
cup milk, one-her teeepoouful node, one
tee-poonful cream tartar, meat of one
ooeoenut, grated. Add 1 few spoonfuls of
the milk of the coconut.
Lou GAIL—Toke one teeonpihl of
sweet milk, two Willi-of hot you“;
thicken u for h ; eet it over night.
When light, add one cup of butter. two
ease, one cup of tour cream, one cup 0!
minim, one tenpoonl‘ul eelerntue, end two
cope eager. Stir till A still better; flavor
with clone; raise until light.
van Pennant—Mix bur one with
four cups of eweet milk end I teapoonfui
of butter and etir it in two cup- of flour.
Belte it threofourthe of an hour in a quick
oven, end nerve with uuoe of butt-r end
Inger well mixed, with e little wine if de
lired.
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The club. 11l petched with cure,
lowland by the old burthatnnel
With Witching m, in the old fire-piece.
'l'he evergreen ere atrown.
And pictem Inn; on the whitened well.
And the old clock ticks in the cottage hull.
More lovely stlll. on the window II",
The dew-eyed lowers rent.
While 'mld the leree. on the Wu eaves.
'l‘he martin builds her nest:
And all day long the summer broom
In whlepenng love to the bending trees.
oth the door. 11l covered o'er
With I nelr of duh green belle:
Um I muket old, whose worth in told
In the "all: of other 1115;: ‘
And the powder llllh Ind hunter'e horn ‘
Hue hm hedde it [or Inlnyl morn. ‘
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Kneele by the old rnlu'l elde—
An old olk wrecked by the any Item.
While the ivy cling: to lu trembling tom.
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“'er lzftend to llz tltf
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If you never Inland to fight MW
Whet II the In of removlu‘ your he
I! you do not Intent! to tarry?
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I! you never intend to nnny!
Whlt lltheuofhuytheolt
If ya mud to war it!
Wheth themoflhouhrtu-o
Ifyoumlutendtuhuem
What in the urea o! therl
It {on met Mesa: kg???
Whl la the uo! planting I field
If you never been! to up It!
What ll theme of buying I book
you never intend to rat! In
W ll the me o! a crldle to reek
If you never intend to need M ‘
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lame, thin, to III» M
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Bantu gnu their Prey.
‘ I wan out shooting, writes a ntleman,‘
‘ reeident in the colony of Port. fital, to a
‘friond in England, and observing att oree-l
bee, S: small red buck) I endeavored to up»
proae it near enough toeeeurea shot- and
making a circuit I came up towards it,
keeping a small hill between myself and
the buck, until I thought I mi ht ventpre
to look out and see the where-gout: of my
intended game. What was to surprise
when I found that the animnr had not;
moved since I first saw it, and was then‘
standing in a peculiar attitude, perfectly
motionleu and not twenty yards ofl'. These
little creatures have extmordinn .igm,
nre very timid, rendering it very ldifleulty
to approach within a hundred yards, unless
you surfirise them while elee in in long
glue. stood watching the finch for some
time, at first supposing it to be sick. I
then thought I would see how nearl could
get; and t are being an ant hoe close he
side the buck, I approached, and: on look
ing over the mound, saw the head of a large
hoe-connrietor lying just out of a hole un
der the M 3; and the hook atood with it:
head turn on one side, in an awkward
position gaaing intently on it. deadly ene
my, and not in the least aware of my vi.
oinity. I retreated eautioualy, fearing to
brea the appll, and wishing to wateh the
last act in t is sinfiar meemerie drama.
The buck must ve remained at least
live minute: in this transfixed (position, the
hairpf its back erect, ite eyes ilatpd, and
its attitude stifl' and unnatural. Suddenly
I saw it on the ground, the thick blac
coils of the boa enfolding its body and lega.
I tired instantly, and the reptile slowly un
wound itself, compelled to succumb tea
power more terrih e than his own. M‘y
web-mm new ““1"“.
or ot. into aat on ,
not hein far of, and the body of the wage
was nearfi severed hunt in the short instant
during which he embraced his prey he
had broken every bone of the pretty crea
ture's body. I measured the snake, and
fought. length to he eighteen feet nine
me on.
The eye of the hon is rery peenlier
while mmmcrieing ite prey; it elmoet ep
peere to omit flame. t nny be oomperod
to en emothynt or e rnhy, or both with en
emereld stuck toglcther, end rapidlf' revolv
ing in the sun. ts month was coeed or
ne‘erly “0:! end itu long tongue darting iron;
ei ow ei e, an if in greed entioi tion a
the dish of \'onion whichxeweitos. ite (de
routing jewe.
0n enother oeceeion, I wetehed n emeller
hue, ebont eight feet long, whilet engaged in
the eotof ew-llowing n fowl. It Int eeieed
the heed, end eppenred to ewellow with
greet difieulty, nuking eonvnleire eflorb,
oheerrehlefmln theringnof it hilnpwerde.
AMeorne herd etrngglee, the heed end
neek o! the fowl dinppeered,hntthewiny
being extended, preeented rether e eerione
impediment to hirther proceedings; end I
wee cnrione tom how the eneke would get
over hie difienltlee, for even e jngfi' or
would he nonflnned if required toewel ow
knivee end he ermeweye, end I eoon
bend thet he wee quite an] to the elner
gen . AM e 'eeriee peinhl el'orte,
healing, donhtleee, to e hungry hoe, the
""“‘ “men“ “at.“ “’l. "’° “mew"
teemee not, , 'ngt ewi r,
heetleetforeedthehodyoftlzg'fowl he
tmee hb jewe. He now, however eeened
”humid-” Kin egreeter ‘1 then
ever. dietenelen eeneed hi neck to
25er only In thiel ee Inhy thnlnh, end hon:
eforln endeettinfiguieteethhe could
not dlegorge hie ins-neg nonthfi
end I hegen to think thet hie enekeehlp
reelly noretheehehewwhetto dowlth.
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ertwe,heeei|edrennd hiedietendedjewe,
“‘ °°'-"m," imhnl‘s'. ”.3
con: , nni et
“Ward- Emg the neek end
hody—etuln hineell‘ ee yon would e len
lege—till he fed wtpleted thle extreor
dlnery monvre deglntition. The
whole oration leeted ehont twenty mln
ntee, en , I ntnet oonfeee, eeelned enfhing
het e gretitying node of eppeeeing t e en
llnel eppetlto.
leepteredthiehne,endkept lain eulne
tineineeeeheed ultimetelyprehim to
e friend who weeproeeeding teC T—zwn.
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W (e lerge weter [III-'1? nehe been»
eelsendveryduehle ppere
Alena nine: in Cerewell wee down
deep etheeu-thwithenotheunieerelek
ie‘e em They mhhefingmheed
theireutnmmeherthemekweeehuged,
“none to eeeend in _the buck», end the
other a: welt until the huhet eeme down
ebgein, thee lgtzite thel fueeil get intobothe
at, ve ee' totemene ve,
lathe dduwn to thighs]: before the explo
elon. In the nt we the min unex
mdly mm“ The hub wee Inkling,
mmhedhflnhuheggotinflud
gen the-ire] tubal-t; huttheneeehove
welded nelhen both. The, et onee
eewthelrdeeger; both eould not eeeepe,
end deb, wee death. One of the miner
wee lieu; . Dickie; for e moment et hie
eénpenion, end “P 525.“ the bucket,
heeeld: “Rear ylife;inefew
Inelnenle I ehe he in Haven.” The
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col-pee. Athnmi'fiheerdevoioe. Their
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found hiin without injury at eereteh. All
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