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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02

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connections and gu cK time, take the Great
K"ek Island Route for all points east, west
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
For Rent.

\ splendid muse of four rooms. SIM
mer Kitchen and all modern convenience
cS for ret tn zap. Inquire at the CAT
Office
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
MAGNIFICENT VEsTleULE EXPRESS TRAINS.

Through Sleepers
bstssn Chicago and Coraao
Missouri
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE,


EHROUGH Reclining Chair sREI ron those points
Sioux Fails
and Hunting
TIE oHoRT LINE KANKAKEE Msases
Joseph Atchson
once in tho Unisd States or Canada cddess ~ - 49,
e. ST. JOHN. JOHN SEBASTIAN
osasa Aaaes CHICAGO, Ill. omInsEk - -
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24
oRITuARY.

Mrs. Florence X, Mastcrson died IN the
Grand Union Hotel, New York City on
Wednesday the 2ist Inst, aged forty
three years. The cause Of her death ap
pears TO have been heart failure. She
had taken the elevator for her room on
th1 upper floor Of ihe hotel, when she
suddenly sank down unconscious, and
Soon after expired. She was al the time
In very nervous state, aud was In the
midst Of great family trouble, and there
can be no doubt that the worry and ex-
cltement brought on tho fatal attack.
Mrs. Maaterson had long been resldcut
of Doming. She was native of Ken
iucky having been born near Dangllle,
Ia that stats. Her maiden name was
Adams, and tho family Is ono OF the
oldest and mos, prominent In that sec
tion OF Kentucky, She was full cousin
70 Mrs. General Gordon Granger She
had five children Of whom but two sur
vlvo heri Mrs. Frank slchold of this
city and the hoy IIowRrd,w who is fourteen
years old. Il was H. bring Howard
home, that Mrs. MaBterson undertook
the journey to Now York. sho was a
lady Of high intelligence aud most
oslimahle character. Tie sad events
crowded Into the last few days Of her
existence. make the fact o. her death
peculiarly painful 10 her surviving chill.
dFcn and many frlonda. These certainly
have the sympathy Of this entire com.
muulty.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24
ENTERPRISE FIGURES.

Sometime since the Eaierprfss pointed
with pride 10 the county Of San Miguel
as demonstrating tho advantages of Re-
publican local government GAN debts
paid and nearly hiiy thousand dollars In
tho county treasury cried the enthusl-
astlc partlzan editor. Tho grand jury
report, just published, shows the actual
Indebtedness of this model Republican
county to be s80a,08l.70, after dcducting
SSs, ,l508s now In hands Of the treasurer,
The uncollectcd taxes up 10 1899 we're
S9D,654,04 and the amount at present Is
Si4s,050,50. The grand jury frankly ad
mlts this state % affairs Is brought about
hy tho negligcnce and extravaganza Of
the county officers all Republicans.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The knifyprfsf schemes 20 create dlnsen
alons Ia the Democratic party I have
read your paper carefully aud kaow Il
has not supported Of urged any candl.
date cxcep, Judge Flclda, and that Il had
right 20 DO have ncvorsccn Il men.
lion Judge Bennett for Probate Clurk, or
Sam Carpenter for sheriff, excep, when
Il copied the tlckc, put up BY anuihor
fraudulent correspondent Of the Enter.
prfse
Of coursc We al know up hero that
his lylng references to Demlng are only
for the purpose Of making trouble.
Democrat, as be algns himself, ls only
trying % make mischief In our party,
and wants people to get up some Of the
old feeling and jealousy Of Demlng
Democrats ] suspect he Il ono Of the
editors of tho EnicFpriss. II he aln't he
ought 70 be FOR he Is trying TO play the
game for their benefit.
A Democrat who seeks 70 blow his
horn 10 the Republican Enterprise Ia not
entitled 20 any attention whatever. lie
don't represent Gold liill vo,crs or any.
body else. r..
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24
MERirEp KpLooY

Senator Jones of Nevada IN Ms able
advocacy Of The silver blll now before
the senate Of the United States, had
fow good words Tor the silver minors Of
the west.
ne, Jones warmly defended the silver
mlnors from the charge Of scliiahness Ia
desiring the reconciliation Of silver
The silver miucrs, be asserted, were o.
enduring, a. eager, as vigorous, rs ad.
yehtur0us ~ were the Argonania Of old.
They had wandered over pathlcss noun
tains, across tfackloss wastes aud aka.
line deserts they had braved the storms
of the tspe and the miusnn Of the
lsthmus 10 plant the flag OF high clvlil-
1niiOn 90 the Western confines of the
Republic. The silver minors had never
askrd any favors Of the Government, and
they asked none now. Their calling was
nu honorable one aud needed no defence
They were ~ brave, uuselfgb and patrl-
otto a body of men a. lived within the
boundaries Of the Union.
II II seldom We see our silver miners
80 prominently spoken Of. Who has ever
read ia Presidential Message any
reference 70 the hardshlps endured by
the determined, daring, energetic miners
Of the western states and tcrrltoriesi who,
leaving bchlnd them comfortable homes
Ia the statcs, have penetrated the unln-
habised portions Of this western country,
aud by their endurance and labor, BRAY
Ing all things, at times encompasscd by
savage Indians, again without food, or
roof TO shelter from the piercing blasts
Of winter or heat Of summer sun, toillng,
striving, and hoping sometimes against
hope, but al all times cheerful and encr-
getlc Arc they not we'll worthy Of con
sideratlon, and words Of encouragement
and praise from those In high places?
Senator Jones Ia his thoughtful re-
membrance OF them by his words OF
eulogy In the United States senate, will
gain him, thanks from every mountain
camp, and ~ every camp fire after the
days work IN done and the evening meal
IL over. Gratitude 70 the Nevada Senator
for the kind words he has spoken, Will
be expressed with emphasis from those
so kindly mentioned. Mac.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24
HEARD 2RoM

Silver City, May 10, 1880.
EpIfOR HEAnLi0nri In answer 70 the
letter the Enterprise published last week,
! say, the Democrat who must 60 10 the
Republican EHis,prfse, must be kicker
aud a renegade. II he was was repu,a-
bic he could get space In his own party
papers, and n he we're true 70 his party
he would not seek 20 aid the Entelpriss
Ia raising dlaaehslons. am Satisfied
that this fellows way Of bringing up
Morehead Il without authority. Mr.
Morchead stands we'll with bis party aud
had no wanted the homlnatlon for clerk
he could have had Il, Everybody knows
that. And we all know when Morehead
said months ago that he would not take
tho olllco again, he meant just what he
said, aud ali this false Democrats N
lying about Il VIII nc. change matters
aud say a. a Democrae that bic aliomp'
70 bring A.orohoad ont again Is unaihor
lred, and the whole thing Is another q
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24
VOCAL Ann = RnIroRIALl
NOTICE.

ssn Francisco Cal, May 10, 1890,
The copartnership heretofore existing
as tho Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Co., IL
hereby dissolved by mutual consent, s.
+. Carpenter retiring.
JOHN SPRuAsCE,
w. FRANK WHITTIER, Executor
Estate SAM'L J.. STANLEY, deceased,
3. ~ CAnrESrER
Col James A. I.ockhari, of Demlhg. a
Rtalwart republican from democratic Ar
kansas, Is being mentioned a. an avail.
able candidate for the delcgateehlp this
all.-lOptlc.
Car Grain TO Arrive at r. A. Klddors.
Tho sheep herd 'ormcrly owned hy
Fred Roth and purchased by Gross,
Blackwell n Co., two months ago, they
paying $3.50 for yearllngs and $li5 FOR
grown sheep, lambs thrown Ia, has been
bought hy G. j. Booth, agent for swift
4 Co, Kansas CITY. He paid 9i.50 for
the formet and f225 for the latter.
lOptic.
Car Ransas Hay, Just arrived at L. A.
kidder's.
While east, Capt. Jack Crawford
bought aud shipped 10 his sou nj Fort
Cralg, three iine,blooded stations.
Bes, smoked meats In town, 1t +. A.
Kidder'e.
An abundant peach crop Is promised
In the Mesllla Valley.
Ae,o Property ~
A valuable tract OF forty acres within
one mile Of the pesioilice, nt Demlng,
/ New Mexico, can be purchased within
the ensuing sixty days at very low
price per acre.
The soil Is deep and rich, splcndld op-
portunity "a obtain land that within ,wo
/ years will be worth rs much per front
/ foot rs Is moss asked for one acre. For
particulars call ou or address
MCKEYEa 4 WAsniNuToSl
Real estate agents. Defining, \ NJ
1874
Hon. T, d. Burns has 1900 sheep on
the little ChRma IN Rio Arrlba county,
Mentioned as possible Republican can
dldate for delegate.
ODoNrigr, the finest preparation for
cleansing and whitening the teeth
manufactured and sold only by the Elite
Pharmacy put up In 20 and DO cent
bottles.
Fresh Cherries, at f. A. Kldder's.
Tho MexIcans Of Mesllla have orga
nized Democratic club with about
seventy mombefg.
Work viii som be commenced Al
Socorro upon telephone line 10 connect
the Rio Grande smelter with the sants
fc depot.
Look nc Onf latest styles OI
Serge 3-buttOn cut-awny suits
equal 10 custom made, and
manufactured especially for OnI
trade. a. Jg Quinn.
Every day the number Of cattle ship
ped from Las Vegas and heighborlni
points steadily Increases, and The prescn
condition OF the market makcs every
body hopeful Optic.
Fresh Aprlcols, AZ y. A. Rldder's
Ripe cherries IN Las Cruces A fort!
cents a pound.
ehllchs vliallzer IA what you need 10
constipation, loss Of appetite, dizkliies
and All aymploms of dyepepsln. Prize
40 aud "a cents per bottle. AZ Ellt
Pharmacy
There haA been considerable slckncs
Ia the baby colony a. shalam, Dona An
ccuaiy, and two Of the little ones havl
died.
cocoauub q, y A, Slddsrs
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

r. p. Barnes Euq., Of silver City, was
IA town. laat Tuesday, having stepped on
the wrong train ni the depot, aud dis
covering hls mistake only 10 time 70 noe
The eiivor City express disappearing In
the dlslanre. However, Barnes enjoyed
HE stay.
Miss Alice Klauber accompanied hy
her brother, len for San Fmnolsco on
last evenings train. Miss klauber has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wormser,
during the past three monlhn and has
made many friends here In Deming, who
greatly regret her departure.
r. J. Chard Will haye charge Of and
conduct tho Ice cream and soda water
stand, on Gold Avenue. Il will be open
At all reasonable hours. Mh Chafd IL an
old resident Of the county, aud thorough
ly understands the manufacture cf
candy and all details Of the business.
Mike Rose goes 10 sllsor City, to.day,
10 visit his relatives, and take hand IN
the base ball match between the Silver
City and Fort liayard clubs, which
comes on tomorrow. We understand
both clubs want Mikes services, and IL
IL little uncertain with which ho will
play. lie Is a strong player
The Demlng Literary Association
held iis anal reunion for tho season, last
Monday evening. The notable foHiurca
Of the entertainment were, recitation
by ailsa Nctte Woodburn, a reading by
Ralph Mead, aud two rccilatlons by
Professor Hayes. The musical part Of
the programme was we'll rendered and
we'll received. The association ad
journed until cool weather.
The arrivals of cattle Tor shipment
promises TO be greater, next week, than
at any previous time during the season.
Nearly four thousand head are now
being held on diiIeront ranges about
town, aud back Of these are nearly two
thousand more reported The railroad
people are doing everything poaslble 10
move this stock, but some Inconvenience
"a iolt for lack of englnon
VIM. Munuing, met with an accident
at the depot, last Sunday, which came
very near resulting fatally, lie wns at.
tempting 20 cross the track ln rear Of
several detached freight cars which we're
slowly dropping backward. lie stumbled
and fell, and Notwithstanding The efforts
Ola companion he was caught by the
rear car. The wheel held his right leg
aa Ia wise, and pushed him along the
track for distance Of about ten feet, the
mars companion silll trying 20 cxtrlcate
him. Finally ihe cars stopped and, with
the aid OF bystanders the wounded man
was dragged out Of his rerllous position.
Tho nesh was torn from the leg near the
knee. aud the bone was badly soraped
and somewhat spllntered, Mr.. Munning
was removed 10 comfortable quarters,
taken IN charge by DR. stovall, and IA
now rapidly recovering. lie Is 4 man
of some means, and resides in jersey
City, 10 which place hb was journeying
having been ON lay-over here, between
trains, when the accident occurred. IIC
had through ticket, and has enough
ready money 70 dcfray his expenaei
hero.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24


We invite Inspection of our
new lines on
Gents SILK Negllge shirts,
" " pOmIe %
English Linen "
" Madras Cloths,
" silver CrOise =
In beautiful styles and shades,
at y. j. Quinn's.
Owing to the energetic action taken
by our citizens, and the able manuel
IN which Health officer DR.. Given dis,
charged the duties cOnhded 10 him, all
danger OF smallpox epidemic has dis
appeared The ono real case discovered
WAS promptly quarcntincd, and the pa
tlent Is now c0nyalesclng. The Other
Instance Of supposed smallpox proved
~ be case Of infantllc convulalons
ON the authority OF DR. Given we state
that, with the exception Of the one case
alluded to above. there IL no known case
OF small-poS In lllllaboro and vicinity
-lAdyocate.
We carry the best assorted and largest
stock OF dry goods in this section.
LISDAuEt, WORMsER & Co.
On its large 'model farm" near Spring
or the Springer land association has
about 800 ncfea under fence, large
portion Of which Il plowed, thirty acres
planted In fruit trees, ifty acres In 3
handsome ard productive garden, aud
the Remainder Is TO be planted In grasses
and cereals.
We have been appointed agents
for Rrownlng, klng ~ 60. New
York, the largest merchant
tailor establishment in Amer
lea, aud have Just received q
large and elegant line OF SAM
pies. sit guaranteed, nO fancy
prices. Give us u call, we VIII
be pleased TO show the goods
J.J. Quinn
Several ladies IN Springer, whoas
husbands are ahseni, are thinking OF
forming lntieeume club IN Imitation
Of the one organized by the men whose
wives have left them A proposition
from the present lOhesomee, Informally
offered, for the ladies 10 .oin their al
ready organized society aud thua save
the expense Of maintaining two, has
been rejected without thanks Stock
man.
shIioh'u cough and consumption cure
/ Is sold hy us on q guarantee. IL eurel
consumption. Al Elite Pharmacy,
For some time the people Of King
atom have been subjected 10 a eystrm oil
petty thIevary which was very annoying
/ "Wednesday Olllcer hohh secured
search warrnnt and looked over Chrl
| Nclsona place, and Ia dugout found !
false parlltlOn, and the space hehind lhl
wall was packed with al kinds OF plum
der. About 5000 worth OF EoOds wet'
claimed BY the owners, aud junk ehol
fun Of unclaimed goods Shaft.
The only laace IN Grant county wher
Edwin q. Rurt'a iine ladies, misses AM
chlldrcn's shoes can be found u AZ
LiNDAuEH, WOnMsEn & Co.
The hunting season IN this terFltor
closed May I, aud uatIl September I
Il unlawful 10 kin deer turkey, qua
and grouse. The flehlhg season hegn
MAY isi and lnsls uhtll November
The law permits the taking Of iish wit
hook aud line only Selneel nets, g,
ploslyea and drugs arc expressly pr,
hiblled under heavy penalties.
Perhaps your linen has become sllgh
ly lrayed. N 90. you can roplenlsh ki
advantage hy calling on w. ,. Mculnn
M the Deckeri x Rulthol building 81
celebrated crown brand, 4 ply line
collars, AZ 10 cents each. sold OVtTgwhei
AZ 9i cents, A full llne at s2 Mounic
shlrls at 81 cach Neck wear, and ever
thing 70 nous wear at corrtsrondlngl
low prices tiiii
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

". h.N ~ fNflirn IOuFt
w. llonslsy countY df Grant, ~ Axi
The said defendant, W. llousiey, q hereby no,i
flod that suit ln justice court rfeein.t 40. ~
said plalhilhs pchdlrl0n add Meffii. Onulhhpa
claimed hily seveu dollars and nne rfnla and ln,
less you eitrr yunf ApreHiphce N shid sHii bh o.
before the eith day u MAY iNan Judgment ~ de-.
fault will br fend' nd aFainni yon, Also that 4
suit for the i'ffrluufh u n eln urbu az adobe
oerepird "a enluqnl both ~ hhid hulhlrvh fltn.
alrd NJ tho notthbin rdri of Harhila Ufnnt lrtniyi
New Mexico, neat The American uililn and hfiit
inl Yards apnfi and unless yOu enter yntf NrrNhfi
nnee before said rchfl Judgment viii ht fhdhtift
by default pu said len aud pruncrif ordered VI 10
sold nraiIian Field i Fa
Precinct No. ~, Grant tcllHl}'
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

- Inspector q. W. Parker, OF the Indlaii
bureau OF the Interior department, has
been 70 Fort seldcn examining the
buildings, with a View Of reporting II
they are In suitable condition 20 use
for the purposes Of an Indian school.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Tho law partnership heretofore existing be-.
tween y, N. Ashenfelier and y J., Donahoo viii
the slal day u May, y. n. Aahenielier retiring,
and 4. J DonJhoe continuing tho bhsinesa NJ the
old stand ou Pine f-rcrt, nrming OulslAndlng
accounts may b. paid 70 either memhcr Of The Old
s.M, AaHRNFRLTER.
=. 3. DoNAuOE.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Bud Williams has gone TO San Simon
10 receive bunch Of cattle.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

r. p. Barnes Euq, Of silver city, waa
IA town, las, Tuesday, having stepped on
the wrong tmin ni the depot, aud dla.
covering HE mistake only IN time 70 sce
The Silver City express disappearing IN
the dlslhnrc However, Barnes enjoyed
his stay.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The interior fnihh Of the new Eplsco-
pal church Is very handsome.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Col. Head has shipped nearly TWO
thousand steers, during tho week
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Walter @. Hadley ls In town. looking
after bis numerour Interests here
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The high Winds have subsidized a,
least, there arc intervals Of rest
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Mrs. 8. J. Hopkins left for California
on the train Of Monday evening.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Mrs. y. Petty contempiaieh trip 70
California A. an early day.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Il Is reported that Mr. Huss, ot Elliott
Husa q Co., has gone TO LONDON, on
matters connected with the sleFra Iadre
rnllroad. ~.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

d. Bauman, OF the Demlng Semplips
Works, returned from Colorado on sun
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

WI. noInnoss has returned 10 las
Cruces.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The Blue Lodge will meet Monday
night At eight o'clock. Work In follow
craft degree. An visiting brothers are In
yltcd.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The thermometer has been registering
among the ninetles, every day, this week
But tic nights ere cool aud pleasant
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Miss Alice Klauher accompanied hy
her brother, len for San FtNnolaco on
last evenings train. Miss Klauber has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Wormser,
during the past three monihA and has
made many friends here In Dcming, who
greally togrei her depafInre.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The Cabinet has been ropalniod aud
thoroughly renovated, and presents a
much brighter aud more attractive APP
pearance.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Frank wyman, In from STEMS Pass
has speut ten days IN Dcming getting
the hcst Of the boys all around.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

p.J. Donnhoe ESQ. got back from Las
Cruces aud III Paso, on Tuesday nights
train.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

The HEADLIGHT Office Is now turning
ou, some OF the finest Job work ever
done Ia the Territory.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

NcDanleis & Mhiteslde aro shipping
considerable ore 10 n pnso, from the
Othello mine In Cooks Peak District
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

J. NJ. Frlttcr has opened an ice cream
stand In the old Elite Emporium room
lie also deals In soda water and hume
made candlea.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

RI. Chard viii have charge Of and
conduct The Ice cream and soda water
stand, on Gold Avenue. n will be open
At all reasonable hours, Mr. Chafd u an
old resident Of the county, aud thorough
ly understands the manufacture cf
candy and all details Of tho business.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Cards are ou, announcing the marriage
Of Mr. David b. Darling and Miss Mary
Z. Maloney at silver City on the morning
OF the eth Inst.
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Il Is reported that the Flor de Mario
mine, between Palomas aud Asconoloni
has been sold 10 an eastern syndicate for
q large sum Of money
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

A letter from Mexico, gives good
ground for the belief that the Palomas
colonization scheme 10 10 be vigorously
pushed, aud At an early day
Deming headlight., 1890-05-24

Lindauer, wormser 4 Go. received
another carload Of Flor de Mario ore
last Tuesday, and forwarded same TO the
socorro smeli, for reduction.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-06-04

Michael Soils, who lives in San Saliva
dor in the Republic of Bogota, is said to
be 1876 years of age, and is apparently in
the full vigor of all his powers. He has
never taken any unusual precaution with
his health, is not a vegetarian or teetotal-
Ter, and has always been hard worker.
Peter Barlow died in Damariscotta about
three years ago at the age of 1876. He
served under George Washington in the
revolutionary war. There is a colored man
living in Lynn, Mass, who has recently
been on public exhibition, who claims to
be over 130 years of age.
People over 120 years of age, in the
very general diffusion of news which is
now possible, are frequently heard of in
various portions of the world. Centen-
arisns are by no means the curiosities
they were few generations ago. Seth
Perkins, who recently died in Norwich,
Conn, was a President of railroad at
100 Chevreul, the French scholar, re-
Gently died over 100 years of age.
Probably every State in the Union con-
tains its centenarian, and some of them
perhaps several. People over ninety
years of age are by no means a curiosity.
The late Emperor William, OF Germany,
was nearly ninety-two at the time of his
death. Simon Cameron was over ninety,
and so was the late DR.. Dollinger, the
theologian. Our historian Bancroft is
over ninety, and so is Cardinal Newman
and Marshal Won Moltke.
If so many eminent men can be found
who have lived to an advanced age, it is
reasonable to infer that there are large
number among the more obscure classes.
An English writer on longevity main
tains that genius is inimical to old age;
but this hardly seems borne out by the
facts. Carlyle died at eighty-four;
Bryant at eighty-three; Professor Sir
Richard Owen is still alive at eighty-six; /;
John G. Whittier at eighty-two; Robert
c. Winthrop at eighty-one; William E.
Gladstone, Oliver Wendell Holmes and
Alfred Tennyson at eighty The throes
and frenzy of genius do not, it seems,
always prove destructive to longevity.
All classes and conditions of men are
liable to attain to old age, though there
can be no doubt that some occupations
are more destructive of health and, hence
of long life, than others Yankee Blade.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-06-04
FOR MAKING GOOD COFFEE.

Most connoisseurs prefer half-and
half mixture of Mocha and Java. To
make for a family of four, wash one egg
and break into a bowl, shell and all;
beat with fork until it is frothy, then
beat in pint Of cold water, little at a
time. Add a generous half pint of
coffee, mix thoroughly and pour into
the pot. Set on the back of the range
where it will heat slowly half an hour,
keeping the spout closed to prevent the
escape of the aroma. Then add about a
pint and half of boiling water and
bring to boil stirring down once or
twice as the grounds gather at the top.
Serve with plain or whipped cream or
with condensed milk as preferred.