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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-01

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Huc Sleleniocn, iuclde benz llntcr;cidne.
ten nod '%duloen, iuerocn ticuait aufaeioroert,
lanN'teus big gum l 5. Nouember ibre
Nlcdlnnnacn in @idtiatcn gu .~brinaem. mem,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-01

SptlnQ Stu, Sctcbcr 20. 1857.
2ieber Nssbfern.
Settle &o&e iab i'd in Der Be;Iaae
Der st. Gouo 5imes, baB Guaas .a!lein
idbis lei bic Office als Yrobaterid)ter
gu periebos. Sseer pcrniinfti9e Monn
tpsib, oab sine iolde Stee nur i'm x;rn-
iddosl Der &imes ibren llrlprung ba-
ben Tam. Erauris senus, ,ucnn Die
Simes re@t hattie, fur ale anocre Mem@
tel 1T ieoer ddbis. Grams ipridt io'
,uenis Seutin tuie tie Sub iponild, i'd
babe oft ben GeImetl9er fur @ittfrauen
Dor Grams esmadt unb ipeiB gesa,l,
oab Gpans nur Seutld Tam big gum
s. Nopember, aazn 1T iein Deuti9 mic
Der perfdwunhen 9NQe, ,pelde @el6dj=
te Gin Der 9rntetconrt batten Dor
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

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ie l,-i tie MAJ e. the ,iH-sr Hsd gave hI n
lit ~ith ki> ios. Ne. yuu have
r,.l.t-ed M. ami roE-
But the stranger left without -zying
good -byr, ard Ma aiter~sri heard ak
ing a boy ii he knew Of any man who
wanted t. hire gentleman to clean up
his back yard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07
Mr.. Parker and His White Bull-Pup.

Mr. Parker was walking down Broad
way yesterday, a benevolent smile on
his ruddy countenance, and fat, white
bull dog trotting cnmplncently at his
heels. Occasionally Mr.. Parker would
look around at the dog and chuckle to
himself.
"The Board of Aldermen be darned. y
said Mr.. Parker. "I'm not going to put
four-foot strap on your neck, Marcus
Aurelius," and Marcus Aurelius wagged
his stump of tail. Just then small
boy exploded bomb directly under the
dogs black nose, and that animal gave a
howl and made dash at the small boy
"Look year," yelled a policeman to
Mr.. Parker, "you want to put a strap on
that year dawg. He's mad"
"He is not mad" said Mr.. Parker.
"Well, old Teller, whose the judged !
say that year dawg's mad, and I'm goin'
to knock i'm on the head with my club
Mr.. Parker for the moment looked
frightened. Suddenly, however, a
twinkle came into his eye, and, drawing
himself up to his full height, he adj
dressed the policeman haughtily:
"Otficer, you evidently do not know
whom we are. We had desired to pre-.
serve our incognito, but you force US to
reveal ourselves. We are the Grand Duke
Alexis! and that is our bulldog. That
dog is an alien; he is not citizen, and
must not be bound by foreign laws and
straps. Do you wish to embroil your
land in war with Russia! If you do
just club that dog"
"Well, call off your dawg, them" said
the policeman.
"LIere, Observation-Disclosures
aschowhockouski," said Mr.. Parker,
without the slightest hesitation.
well, I'm bowed" unused the officer
as Mr.. Parker and his dog disappeared
"l'm blowed ef that dawg couldn't work
free lunch route off the peoples legs
afore the luke could pernounce half his
name."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

AMMUNITION FOR THE EASTERN CON-
BATANTs.-The New York Commercial
Adue,tiyer says that the Russians have
loaded there this spring three barques,
with valuable assOrtments of deadly
weapons and explosives, viz: The barques
Fannie, Leonora and PetengiH. 1t is
limited that one of the vessels named
went out about the same time with the
Russian squadron. The cargoes oil
these craft are similar, comprising about
200 tons of brass metal, 100000 to
100000 cartridges and 5000 barrels OF
gunpowder. The value of each lot is
supposed to he about $35O,OOO. All these
vessels cleared for the Baltic.
II is understood that the powder con-
tracts were made abOu: three months ago,
when the first Cargo was cent out. and
stipulated for the delivery Of 25.0o0
barrels. The Rsssisns have also in
creased their orders fur smith d wes-
son's pistols. - that ID the present tims
the total amounts 60 $50. 0oo. ell scat by
STEAMER via Engi.nd az B-lgigm- The
n2aafsctursr. nc Turkish srcDuns are do
nag the ss2.l sn0znt Of vsrk. bot na
ve~s.I anil be dsspxaeAed Ensai gsss
EngfisA s1vsrr~ state that is9ui~se~ hxrs
t--n R.A~ u Eszmzn<kxm - D. IN cod
Il S5less.saa e1rrrsa<s~ suw the KAmaaxg
Il E<yye. 3s& ssmiA=r xse<rszns 81
Sad 81 m4azS.sc.zSxs~ sm rhs< Tmsard
~12.~s-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

Fsckse. shssala AlAa.s l- doe ia the
y-Ey t--s; cider 80 uia~ yiu.-gaf. ~ TIE
chemical prvprr I'll n ABA ~ tire nam
icing very injuri"u> Z" the stomach
stone or glass Jars are the bet for Keep
ing pickles, which should he al aay> c IN
pletely covered With vinegar. When they
are first put into the jar, they require Al
ten,ion tor u day or two, IL keep them
filled up. a. the vinegar sinks in the jar,
or is imbibed by the pickles.
Picked Peaches.-Select ripe cling
stone peaches. To one gallon of good
vinegar add four pounds of brown sugar
Boil this for u few minutes, and take off
any scum which may ari.c. Rub the
peaches with a flannel cloth, t, remove
the down, and stick Glove in each. Put
them in glass or stone jlrs, and pour the
liquor upon them boiling hot. When
cold, cover the jars,and let them stand in
acoOl place for week or ten days, then
pour off the liquor, and boil it rs before {;
after which, return it, boiling, to the
peaches, which should be carefully COW
cred, and stored away for future use. If
your peaches are very hard, boil them In
water till tender, before you pickle
them, and they will be fit for use almost
Immediately.
Picked T'omdtoes-Take one peck
of ripe tomatoes, prick them with large
needle, and lay them lin strong salt and
water eight days. Then take them out
Of the brine, and lay them in vinegar and
M T,r <,ya l. 4
dozen small onions in vinegar, and stand
the whole away to get cold. Drain the
tomatoes, and add them to the cold onions
and vinegar, with two winegl~ssfuls Of
mustard seed and an ounce of cloves.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

APPLE JAM.-Peel and core the apples,
and cut them in thin slices; then put
them into preserving pan OF cnamelled
saucepan, and to every pound of fruit add
tbree-quarters of pound Of white sugar,
broken small, and put in, tied up in a
piece of coarse muslin, a few cloves, II
small piece of ginger, and the rind of
lemon very thin; stir with wooden
spoon on quick fire for twenty minutes
or longer. If the apples are juicy when
sufficiently boiled, the jam will cling t.
the spoon. Remove the cloves, etc., and
put the jam into jam pots, and when quite
cold tie them down with thick paper or
bladder. To be kept in cool, dry place.
PUMPKIN MARMALADE.-Take ripe, yell
low pumpkins, pare and cut them into
large pieces and scrape out the seeds;
weigh the pieces, and to every pound al.
low one pound of white sugar and
small orange or lemon. Crate the pieces
of pumpkin on coarse crater and put it
into preserving kettle with the sugar
and the rind OF the orange grated and
the juice strained. Let all boil slowly,
stirring it frequently and skimming it
we'll until it is a smooth thick marmalade.
Put it warm into small jars or tumblers;
lay a 3ouble-round Of tissue paper, with
bladder Of waxed paper.
MINCED VEAL.-Cut, but do not chop,
cold veal in small pieces; rub some but
ter and Hour together to cream, accord
ing to the quantity Of your veal, and stir
it into sufficient quantity OF boiling
milk; also the grated rind Of a lemon, let
these boil together until the consistency
of cream; sprinkle little flour, salt and
white pc, per over the cut veal and add it
to the cream; stand it where it will keep
up to the boiling point, but not boil;
when thoroughly heated through squeeze
the jnice of lemon over it, and serve
quickly ON bits of dry toast.
CHOW CHow.-One peck of green to-
matoes, One-half peck of onions, one
fourth peck of green peppers, chop fine,
mix well together, sprinkle with salt,
press it down and let it set all night, then
strain of the brine, aud add two table
spooniuls of mixed mustard, one table
spoonful each of cloves, mace, cinnamon,
and allspice, add good vinegar till it will
stir easy, then put it over a slow ire and
let it scald thoroughly. When cool put
in jar aud keep in cool place.
PIcKLEs.-When the cucumbers are
large enough to pick, take a st, NE jar and
set II out by your vines, and put IN one
pint Of moasses for every gallon If
pickles, and rs you pick your cucumb~rs
put them in and stir we'll every day
Cover thrm close 80 the rain cannot get
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CRAB APPLE JELLY.-They want to be
boiled until they are very tender, in a
porcelain kettle, then peeled, and the
cores pushed out with goose quill.
Make a syrup of one pound of sugar to
one of apples. Cut lemon in small
pieces and boil with them. If too sweet
with sugar, it hardens them and makes
them indigestible. They make q very
good pickle, if any one has taste for
such things and is fond Of variety. When
the country was new, these hard, sour
things, were boiled and passed around in
the evening for company rs substitute
for pippins. They were glad to get
them, aud took just as much comfort in
eating them rs the young folks do In
these luxurious days eating popcorn
candy.
PorATO SALAD.-B,il about quart of
small potatoes; peel them; cut up one.
quarter pound of clear smoked pork into
very small dice; fry them brown; then
pour two tablespoonfuls sweet oil, half
goblet full of right sour vinegar and
goblet full of water into the pan. and
heat this all together; put int" u bowl,
cut up small onion and throw in a
handfrl of salt; cut the pOtat 'es in very
thin slices: have the salad ready half An
hour before you wish to use it.
Squash PIE.-Having pared the squash
and removed the seeds, stew il in rs little
water as possible till soft, then squeeze
through colander. Stir int, the squash
enough sweet milk 10 make il Ms thick a.
batter; spice with ginger. cinnamon and
nutmeg; s~ec;ea with suaar. an aid tao
~eli h-rs'en eggs for .sch quart Of milk
u--,i- Fill pse-pis,--, lined ~iih crust.
and tsaks for aissai an hour IN . model
ate oven.
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have been telling an interesting story Of
al old gentleman in Pennsylvania who
didn't know his wifc's first name. We
have recently heard Of an occurrence Of
similar nature in Colorado, which to the
unprejudiced mind is still more surpris-
ing. 1t took place while the Forester
troupe was playing in Georgetown. Mrs.
Forrester's benefit had been set for the
night, and there was q great rush for
seats. The hour for the curtain to rise
had arrived, and the hallway was crowd
ed. About that time a weii-dressed
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tickets for reserved seats to the door sen
tinel. and Mas about Ia rush IN.
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