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THE FARM.
Recipe Tor Curing' Aeate.
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The season being close- at hand
when farmers cure their meats' for
the year before them, and kno wing
the iieavy losse3 often-sustained When
the,work i3 not well done, we ap
pend the following recipes clipped
from the Country Gen'Umif-.* ' ' i
The following recipe for curing
hams was first published, in the Cul
ttcator over thirty years , a^'o, and
constant yearly use-of it Ua3 coavlnc
ed us that it Las no superior': For
one hundred pounds of Meat take 7
pounds of good salt, 2J .pounds. of
brown sugar (or one quart of molas
ses), 2 ounces of saltpetre,. Jr obtice
of cayenne pepper, and 2 ounces of
cloves. Twer Ounces of black p p >er
may also be used, if it is not-distaste
'id to those who are to eat the hams;
Pepper is nsed merely to prevent at
tacks of fliesu Boil all the ingredi
ents in sufficient water to cover the
meat when closely packed i i the
cask. Skim and cool before p Hiring
over the meat. 'The same ihgretfii n;S
can be nseihfor rubbing the hams, if
this mode is preferred • to a -pickle.
For rubbing,-however, it is "betted cb
add another pound of salt, and bait
a pound ofsugar to the aboveinbT j
dients. This pfckly i-i equally'*gdod
for bains, shonlders, bacon, corned
beef and dried beef. When corning
ef, the meat should be wtll rubbed
in sat itidpao ed dosely in a cask
two days before it is pickled. < This
extracts the blood, and" the rfteat
must be taken out and washed be,
fore packing for final pickling. •
i , From the various recipes*for mak
ing country sausage, sent td this pa
per dtrrlngtlre last tbnr or five years;
we safeictjthe following a^n^trlilgej
ly to give satisfaction : . j
• For 100 ponu ls of meat, one ^nart
of salt, qt* (or 6 oz.) of pulverized
sage, and 10 oz. of.pai per
TwO pounds of Salt, G oz, of sag a,
and 10 oz. of black pepper. •.
gVThree pounds oCsalt, 12 tcaspoon
fuls of pepper, and f teaspoonfuls »f
sage. \ vr‘.
Two and one-half pounds of salt,
1J pounds of sage, 13 oz.-of pepper;
and 7 oz. of mustard.
Two and one-half pounds of salt.
?| oz. of pepper and ljp<pints of
_ . sage. i ' •
Two and one-half ponuds of salt.
10 oz. of sage, five oz. of* summer
savory and 0 oz. of pepper.
Two and one-half pounds of salt,.
4 oz. of s>a<*e, 6J ox. of jiepper, 5 table
spooiifnls of sugar, 5s oz. of allspice,
and 5 oz. of gingerl '
Moat of the ladies send i tig -these
recipes mix the ingpelieats and
meat by hand, at about blood Irt-r.t.
One Advises mixing the ingreiltents
with the meat white it h being ran1
through the sausage-cutter. Some
put them into skins; some use long,
narrow muslin bags, fend others pack
in pans or iars, covering with melted
lard, to exclude the air. - .
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Hhocp in Winter.
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Two extrenfp^ sUpuhl .be avoids!
in the matter of shelters'. One mav
he insufficient; while the other may
be so cloke ns to be unhealthy.!' The
majority of mistakes are with those
who shcltftr InSdlBcietiflyi*'*In< faufn
instances rtihdre 'food1 da consumed
than vtould otherwise blr re>jni:ed,
an i n *‘d )^res^6ndid *l> » >1fh = a eruo.
The shelters on the sheep farm should
be made to increase m aiie an rapid
ly as the flock multiplies its num
bers. '' v *
T^^reftpplyMpaU^earefai.
ly looked Px given lrtirn
her gill drink more water in winter
thanfleede^l when iij p^tu.e.
If such an‘arrangement. 6afi bd econ
omically secured, acoes to water twice
adajKs better tjcan hnfc puce. Tips
for two reasons, EH. thre mtfre timid
animal-* which Are likely to he held
bacOfit^^rhiug by their ptfoug
er fellows hftf? a ch ume when the
latter are not so eager and, second
ly; d^^W'from over- !ri a king, of cold
water'll oUvinted.m'’&j&e of uuoAr- in
lien of water should b y forced t upon
the floclc-only-' iiiWleV- extremes!
necessity. Stook will Idvc under stroll
circumstances, but satisfactory- thriSt
‘1(411 Hotdfij d§efeufed.;‘d “.[■ * ; /
Ewes in laub;''Should, -r;*ii!ftitir|ai
pficSeabte, tfeffedand abldmr <f kepi,
arately fVofri' the non-breed!.‘ig ani
mals, as the crowding and more rajv
Id movements of the 1 itter are apt •b
result injuriously, whilC'SUch sejars
tioti makes more convenient certain
little attentions to which, breeding
ewes are entitle 1 ns the y.*a«imr sea
son approaches, a.i l whi rl may l?e
profitably accorded totjlivm. —iVu'jmw
ill Live Stock Journal.
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EFFECT ^ _«f»n*y 12th, 1880,
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>E®# Petersburg daily at’ Y.(tf P, Mi
■hi °, * M •
*WGliT .WITH PASSKNdEIi
ptJ WA1MI iiVi'A&limk i**f W.r
Lttave Petersburg daily (except Sunday!
«*-• -——— -7;45 p. Mi
(Arrire at WehW. tgjfto A. Al
n v •“f'Cmifo fuKTUt
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Eejiye Weldon daily at 1.10 P. M.
Arrive a,t Petersburg at 1 3.30 P. M
FREIGHT WITH PAS8KNGKB
- coach attached.,.
IftaVo Weldon daily -{except Monday*
a*—. — -4:20 A. M.
A^jrtVi at Ptttirisburg at i>1*81®*} jj.
xh)achea’v'vySi‘‘-'rurf •'fhrbugli
between \\ ilmiiigton and ' Washington
and sleeping ears on night and day trains.
Sleeping cqjf herths/cau bo. had. for one,
dohar from’Richmond to Baltimore. No
change of ears.
'xa^h011?*1 tickets sold to ail Eastern
od’throh^ir^ ,““d Va(K*Se. check-'
‘ AY. J. BROWN,
s f Dispatcher of Trains.
ft. m. srf.r.y,
. V 1 Goneml Suparinte'ndent
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Portsmouth, Va., Novemberilh. 1879. J
QIIANG& OE.gCIlEDlLE!
i)mand after MONDAY. November 10,
.trams will.run as follows: -
LEAVE PORTSMOUTH DAILY EX
GEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at •' v 9 25 a.m
Accommodation Train ,, • 2.00 p.ji
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH DAILY,
- • except-sundays. . ■ •
Mail frain at 1 ’ ■:>: 5 45 p m
Accommodation Train 11 53 p.M
Mail train connects at Weldon with the
Mail Trains of the Wilmington & Weldon,
and Raleigh and Gaston Railroads.
■ And, oil Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at Prank !:n, with steamer for
Edcnton, PlymoluH Aid1 Landings on
IHackwatcr and G ho wan- rivers and for
Washington ami stations on Jamesville
aud Washington Railroad.
Through pickets on salo to Tarboro,
Goldsboro, Newbem,-Wilmington, Col
umbia. Augusta. Charleston, Savannah,
Jacksonville, Eernandina, and all points
m Honda, Raleigh, Hamlet, Charlotte,
rttatcsviHe, Marion, Hickory, Did Fort, '
;«¥a '\V^„ All-... ’
Warm 8pting^ Atlanta,. Ma
con, Montgomery. Columbus, Mobile, New
Orleans, arid all points in Sonin and
SblttlrthMt, •*> ‘ . > ;
SollttrthjSt.'. - ..... . ....
Freights received dhfly, except Sundays,
from H to 4> i\sr. E. G. GHH). .
Superintendent of Transpartaiipjft,
GOING NOIiTlI.
Express, Ptssenger-iuMl Matlj cUy train.
' • ’H No. 47. • H ' .
LeAVe Wilmington diily, at ft,50 A. A1
Arrive at (tolcfshoru. at 9..50 A. M
A rriTe at Weldon, at 11.50 P. M
GOING SOUTH.
}2*Of. is..
W.*l.k)ii <J»iiyr at , ' . 3, Jfi'I*. M
X rriv/i at 1 <■ ♦ * rf* a.< ft
gCTim*.
Arrive at UdTdsborb, at ' 1\ 71
Arrive at Wilhiib^tbri: at ' • ‘.KM 1'. M
-i.-v-ji, 1 a,it t n ,i>ae-x1',
Express, tl^ojj^F Krti-A^ awi;i>**s«»iger.
GOlXGi XUUTifc '
J
Leave tVJlnimglo
V‘
Arrive at (ioidsboro, at •1 ViiM P. M
Arrive»tJK»MeId.,*t %M A. M
* Wc^oi,. at *- 3:40 A. M
■ GoiNfe sdtJfft,
2.i.-> a:ai
a.M* a Km
J.ftdaA. M
Jjgis&Mi&iM&iPis
Lpie. dally, except* Suntfby,i 'imwt daily
^aWie!ml«n«< aiidi*HT.-tiL ro«tCwui!
>Xi{5iit irutn makes, j’jasg, connection at
Weldon for all points'North,, via Itifch
raoml. Sleeping-cars 'aW Itched
irigtt'itifciiuuoil Pl^NB,. s
AT ! General Sntoenhtenacht.
TRADE WARS
g.a5$g«**aH»t
—euv. An un- esST
^ failing ' f curtt
for .SutHinnJ
vr e a k n e s V.
SfierOvaftM-r t
ben. htipatene*
HfOIE TAKUUhcy, ,»j'd
Uisease,
*»»* Uwfc f*Uw M ft jsvicuieuce.pf Self,
Abuse; as loss of Memory. I ihvcrsaT Lsik
r4t«de-. Pain irvtho Back; Uipn^sapf,Vision,
Preiuatnvf? t)kl Aye.;f!yl,inam-other Dis
eases that lead to insanity or Vonsumptfen
anil » Premature fi*aVir ftSPFiill pnr
tleiilnrk incur pwnpklet which-we ik-sue
to send free by mail tpesery;tmef J^l'lie
»Snoeitie Medicine is sold be All
iSpoeilie.Mfctlityi^e fcf sold. by all 'ill ^_
"R per package,: or six pfekagbs for #3,
ivin besem five bv1 mail oh re<
i\d by all drukgists
ri.\
receipt of
At«l
br \vi , _ _
the money b_y.-addro*sing.
. THE GRAY -MEIHGINK Co.,
fK:nN6^rt‘Metil»iititt?s Hloek,
*lRuhroix, ^Michigan.
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ftfesr*an
THjb>.^»r,x
smvfrrtok
IS THE FLACK TO GET
HRAI7S, KK'rTER HEADS,
OAREfS T^IyETS^t -rRINT^D
AT SHORT NGTlCliAi