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The sun., 1893-10-12

tardy:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frank Smith Howard Kerns
William Darling Charles DeKqy
Laura Thoele Mollie Colyer
Ora Fuller Laura Gaffney
George Darling Ella Northcott
Flora Pepper Edward Darling
Maggie Calvin John Pepper
Henry Smith Alferetta Stinson
Edna Anderson Arthur Flatner
Juletta Calvin Minnie Kerl
Elma Nilsson
WEST SIDE GRAMMAR.
Hervey Childs Belle Bonsteel
Hugh Munro Donald Childs
Bessie Childs Caroline Gunwald7
Zoe Spur son
Beatrice Munro Fred Stanley
Lewis Pushor Harry Gillespie
Joseph Stanley Rctta Pepper
Orvey Thoele Mabelle Stone
Cora Wells Dora Wolff
Bertha Lohmann
WEST SIDE INTERMEDIATE.
Alice Brown Kadja Wolff
Ferris DeKay Mamie Brennan
Gertrude Darling Hazel Fuller
Ruby Lowater Ralph Stone
Carsie Bailey Jenny DeKay
Albert Hanson Gilbert Pepper
Clarence Randall Ray Stone
WEST SIDE PRIMARY.
Herbert Allen Douglas Bailey
Willie Bird Boyd Fuller
Peter Heglund Walter Heglund
Herbert Hanson Donna Mumbleau
Charles Nelson Roy Pushor
Eddie Gillespie Lizzie Flynn
Willie Munro Ethel Lowater
Edna Brown Floyd Allen
Lille Brennan Henry Jones
Inga Mekklesen Mats Mnttsson
Blanche Munro Ward Randall
Ethel Smith Guy Stewart
Bertha Wunch Toe Barrett
Marguerite Marvin Minnie Hanson
Helen Griffith Frank Randall
Katie Shields Ray Spooner
Phillip Stoae Edwin Wuneh
'hn Whetlland Margaret Rutlcdge
Paul Eames Hilmer Hagen
Blanche Pulliam George Nelson
Allie Mtmblcau John Fowler
Earl Darling
EAST SIDE GRAMMAR.
Ida Kerl Mary Ring
Helen Gafncy Nellie Gaffn0y
Fay Hancock Mamie O'Mallcy
EAST SIDE FIRST INTERIEDIATE.
Mollie Buckentn George ConkiiR
Emily Peterson Mary Deiderich
Mary Wheaton Rosie r iderich
| Johnnie Olson Mildred Huff -
Albertina WatZke Celia johnson Z.
Lawrence Munro Mary Murphy
Hannah Nelson InghoFtins Olson
EAST SIDE SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Otto Kerl Clarence O'Malley
Ida Berg MolIG Satter
Dora Flatner Daniel C0lman
Hannah Peterson Minna Bruhn
Lulu O'Maliey Cora Anderson ss
Hattie Croonquist Victor Olson
Peter Colman
EAST SIDE PRIMARY.
Paul Buokentin Sophia Larson
Chas Nelson Willie Ring
Fred Rogers Laura Stenger
Mabel WatZke Herbert Croonquist
Francis Daley Martin Hagen
Cora Larson Amunda Nelson
Emma Peterson Bertha Schumen
Maud Schumen Minnie Seversop
Hannah Berg Edna Youngquist
The sun., 1893-10-12
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.
INorther Pacific r. r. Co. Lesseel
LATEST TIME CARD.

Two Through Trains Daily.
12.45pmI 6.25pmIL. Minneapolis. 81 S.40am 5.45pm
,bBgm lsSgn i1SBm St 5I,pt6 raHl Tsm sm 5m ss
1.45pmI 7.05pm L.. Ashland. 3 s.05am 4.S0lm
7.I5aml no. .05amA. Chicago. i 5.OOpmIll .45pm
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
all points in the United States and Canada
Close connections made in Chicago with all
trains going East and Sopth.
For full information apply to your nearest
ticket agent or JAS. {. POND,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt. Chicago.
The sun., 1893-10-12

created one
The sun., 1893-10-12
RrroRr Foa MONTH ENDING SEPT. 20.

Names of those neither absent nor
tardy:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

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~ ssat - . apec1Al ee0nlt4eA AsG3ea
favorable - ~ CUlaDbian 0useun ~
eaksa .a1a saGuseisas relative . aivi-
oesds for seeekholdsss Wsse Uads.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

WAsHIxGroN, Nov. l3-The action TO be
taken By the treasury department in the
case Of the escaped Russian convicts.
recently landed at San Francisco by an
American whaler. still remains perplex-
ing problem for the officials. Tue case
may assume . diplomatic aspect.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

DR.. Rea has been connected with IL lasesst
hospital in tAe country. a1d has 10 e1pe11ol IN
o10Gn0gtAg ano treaGang diseases aU4 0a1UEWnr
To. 0e win give S1ofue any ea0e - can1et tan
IT, 0iooooe, -. where 1ocn1od in I've minuteo.
He win fofaFa b Rock Island every nnu1A 70 n
main 90 d1y.
Tfeafs an curab1e nedial md surxical a.
eases aeute md ehreaie eatnxzA, oiDeases a ~
eye. ear nd nooe, thruat ana l1ngs, 1yoQepo6A.
1tighfs disease, diA betee, kidney1, liver, Slan-
der, chronic female md sexual decreases. 9pdleDs
= q 1ta curedt A positive guaran1sel
Y00ag ~ 0soAle-A8ea men
Suffering from epefnatogshoea end inpoeoncv .
the suit 81 eslf-eeuse In youth q e1oe0 1n ~
eare yeefs, and other causee, produeing some a
the following e4ects, - emissio0e, 6l09cAes, de-
bdlity, nesvoasnoee, dizziness, Coofasion q ideoo
Avefsion Of society. defective memory md es1ua1
exhaustion. which unit the victims Tor bosinoGo
q nariaee. aEe permanently cured b. fened,ss
ut inlufi0us.
DlOoA 90 0kao Daooooeo.
Syphilis and conplica4ioas, - core throat,
fAlllng Of the hair. pain IN the bones, ETC.. aro
penectly eradieated without using 6ercuSy q
cher lninEioas orugD GoaogzAoea, gieet s$rie.
lures end all urinary ard ki1ney Troubles or0edi.
" cured By treatment that Aao never fs1led He
undertakes - tncurable caaeo, ut oares thoas-
ande eiven mp 10 de- Reme0bef the 1aAe ead
cone early, - hD Rooms afe always crowded
wherever be stops.
CONSULTATION HREI.
Coerespoadeace solicisod and counasatial.
address Dr.. d. D. RIA, - raalina Street
CAicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
KENTUCKY TRAIN RoseeRs.
Nv 0ssAsa No 0seA % - Espsss .
- nu1sooss CUossul

- 1llsosss Csassul
Cam. IIls.. Nov. iS.-Ths Illisois Geo.
esal tssia Ma - was jleppsa q llayAs3d
Bldg. NJ, about EIGHT mijes south a
Cats0 ~ I've nasksd ma, Supposed %
1avs boasdsd ths train q BardWsll. A.
800 - she srain sssppsd Tie sobbem
Oniaea - esssaaes - shs expeso car and
sssusvd - 10 csah and . valuable pack
-, eoossnts Of which b NOS known. Tho
ss6es0 shsa lefs shs train ard made Sce
~ woods. The train Was In change Il
Csoduesee Chasiss Sheasin and r. b. Nc
Hsal w. shs nssssaess. both q whom
0sgd ssvssal ahoss as ths robbszs bas with
ct sosse. No elew - Jet.
d vas DsasDsd lates that the oxpeus
- was sU6osd q two 0ooey packages,
60 q which vs. addrssssd 20 J. 8. Tifus,
CtieagD. ssd the Sshef bag. cousaining
. Wakn0 IN amount q mooey In transfer
kSo Asophis % Chicago. Ths expesss
0enDsa0se saved Tie fsmaindeP a the
seotsass q shs SD. Secood Vice Prssi-
0ass Hasahaa q the Illinois Csntsal tels.
QapAsd word along Tie line 70 spasU no
0seasy - hsing the sobbss 70 IL peni.
leoeiasy eed . reward will probably be Of.
oogUo eo9 eAotf eapeuxU.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
10 lnAaaaa Wer. Kinea.

DURANGO, Colo. Nov. lx-The reported
AGht bstwseu the settlers 1t Beaver and
Disappointment and . band Of Navajo
Indians, In which four q the latter wers
killed, proved 70 b without foundation.
The Indians acted very ugly foe some
time. but Wsfs finally driven hack to their
reservation, where they now are.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

NEw Y09k, Nov. 1a-John D. Rookie
teller was st hin ONCE 1t - Broadway and
eo00fmed the Dsws that he had made .
eoaditioaal gift Of ssoo.oao toward The ssn-
efal fund II The Cnivsrsity q Chicago.
The oODditioa imposed b tie suhscsipeioo
q 80. 00o mnre - the amount required
% sse1r0 ~. 4. Rachardsoa's gift OF o100.-
600. which would swell ths toeal 70 q, CO.
0o1 Af. Rockefeller declined 70 discuss
Tie Wattes q leugth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

81. LOUIS. Nov. NAT the st. James
hotel here James Salmon Of New York
and B. Perry Collins q Washington.
d. c.. occupying the same room and here
- advertising sgents for . new cigarette
recently put ON the market. were found
dad In bed. having been asphyxiated.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

PrrTsBCpa. Nov. ia WelcA, ".
Va, special says: The slate root in the
Crozier mine fell in. instantly killing
james Block and erushing John Jonss and
J. d. Davis 20 badly that both died within
an hour. James Davis, . fourth miner,
was seriously but not not fatally hurt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
nsae Eea Csllasssa.

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Nov. l3.-TWo Chi
ego end Erie frsights came togsthsr In
. ssas end eollisioa q Aootsssy. Frank
D. Lloyd, who WaD ID the Arss eahouso.
Was Insanity killsd An eagins and o.
besss a1A ssvssal can Wsr0 dsstssgod
1oyd Hvua ID JssRy City, n. J., and We
- his way % Coleendo. where - bod -
eu1o4 . posit3oa - eonductoe % neW
fDileuo6 0o0GfFucfi0Q tHnin
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
WAS a FRIEND or PALLAa.
Assess - oaspisesa - - AaassAlss q

BARCELONA. Nov. ls.-Asagea, tAs
1tsacA anassAise, Who = - Of lie neA
assssesd - saspieisa Il bsia9 eoanseeea
VIA ~ oatsaGs q the Licso thsa&se,
taEas eat - have beea . ftisaA a Rallas.
~ anaeeAise Who Was exscatsa foe -
tempting - Me q CaVeaia 0eassal
1gaEtisess Canpea h lodgiaQ Il Tie
1tsoeA anascAist Wsse searched shegtly
a9sR ~ arssse aaa pAoees ee tie Chicago
a19cAists ana SeAee a1aseAistie Prints
Wuso 1oand.
H. police also oeisod docaDoots which
1saA eAs0 - helisvU that tie bomb throw
- Wsso lsag1ea with . gang e tAisves,
- Whsa tAs paaie-sesicksa aaaisnco
Tushsd Iron IL thsasss - IL nighe a
IL 0xp1ooio0 nuOoroQD aete0pe8 to0atch
jsWslry. pafses, &C.. Wss0 oada. SonacA
alarm Aas beea caused among IL theasEe
going pahlie b. tie disasese &C tie Iicso
theasss that tbs places q snusensnt in
thh city have beea almoss deserted sves
u1Do4S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

I've Aero IFaia Robbers Caaghs
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. lS-News has
reached this city Of the capture Of two
more Of the ELEPHANT train robbers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
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oDsld - aas1gasd foe H. disappe6nnes q
oaehR 81 80. IL Dahaie = I'm b IL
oolksf thae - bodies fuusa asO tAoso q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

NEW Y08k. Nov. lA-Woek % Beasil's
impeUvissd 0sse q war craft b bsiag
pashsd hight and day. The Bsittania y
bsiag rapidly tsansfoemed into . fighting
boas snd in few days The Aien Fsisssa
I'D jaaslin will have beea Aessd With
eheir sogpedo tubas,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13


Did Jsles Verne ever think that his imaginary
Phileas Fogg would be eclipsed By IN American
girl, Who cuce made the circuit In less thsn s.y-
eniy-ihrce day.2 But Ph.leas bad to take .-sec-
ond money" The fame Of Dr.. Pierce's Medical
Disco cry has gone ssound the word long ago,
and lift its recnrd everywhere ~ pes cious boon
cine nothing equals II for the cure OF ecrofula Of
hsonchial troubles succomb to this remedy. and
TIE blood is rui6ed BY IT, until al unsgh,ly skin
b,oicAes ART driven away. Don't be skepsical, ~
Sou only pay for he good you get
The Aoeas Aas&eee
!saA".s.c.
Cssn-New. ssasc; sld. soessc.
ss::sT:.s:Ss. sis; upland. .ssss; .,ousa.
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FSsfsyLOicss.A Eve, &c; 6rsssed. lec;
e.sssv.. Mve q; aFeessd. 1ssse; Asc. live. &C.;
dfesoed. he: geese. loc.
HsuR AND vDouHAaB
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T1s1ipe-tE 0ef n.
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Es.-sxe.
sASsp-Sc.
Csal:-sees. lie: hara. sssa
wsoa-eewel. =. 8; csed. As.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

NAnsEIlLEs. Nov. N-Ths womea e.
paoyed - Tie Dasch-naking shsps h ehis
city as0 leading thsir suppoet % tie stsik-
Ing ssstse 81 employs. Thy assasksa Q
hose ees aad tTisd % istinsdats IL
dstvse. i WaD nsesssasy q lnse % eal1 ~
ppaiep q driVs eheo aWoy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
ne coMFess,oM WAS FALSE.
n Isssss PAass - ~ Hsasas nsassss
0oroOg Co.,.

0oro09 Cooo.
ALPHA, NieA., Nov. 1a-william Rep.
b. Who b serving . Me sentences h state
psisos foe eooplieity n tie famous Noli.
esS 0uf3ss. he's made sworn statesmen
. ~ eject that hi eonfsssion. In which
- implicsssd 0sossnsn. Jacobs, Furham
snd vogslss of eumplieity, was false; that
Ais testi0oay q The trials IVES false. -
Was also that of several oehers; that after
duplicating the 0she0 ~ wished % with.
draw The statement, bot WAS noe allowed
- Do - b The prosecuting o0icers, who
pe0missa him immunity from puuishmsat
: U - wOa1d testify according 70 his con-
ess.ios, and thssaasned life impeisonmsae
q ~ did ~ Do %. The other four d.
eeAdauts, Who are also II state peisoo a
life ssasseess. will apply Soe nsw triak.
Psseoassss 0sggsa 80 Rs6SsA.
L0Ulssllix, Nsb.. Nov. l&-PossEastsr
TAeoes sAsyock. Il this plaes, slssps in
~ Dssegnes. He W. swnksnsd b three
~ VITO ssised ssd saegsd and board
hin. Thsy shsa went shruagh the saSs.
whteA shsy saesssdsd b epssing sfsss half
- hean's Wssk. The Whols tine occupied
- shs peoessd1ng Was ~ Svse - hous,
81 Shea sks robbsn departed. Pea.
0asess ehyysek socessdsa % slippiag The
- fss0 - 0oath, bus b vs. koQn -
1ss8 - snoosdsd 10 asssaesing she astsn-
No. g . pussss.by, We oaessRd - oGles
81 cot s6e ssSss thss bvand hin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

Cu>cAoo. Nov. iA-Te shs surpeiss q
svssytsdy, iseiudisg H. eoass, vsaiss-
0so - 0vea tie eousss1 shs0sslvn,
esas jasvn wsse 0aestsod - ~ Daa
~ ~. Whsa Assosnsy DuoaSss nads
~ assiss - SWEAR sLkS = go Aasi1oase
eeaeo's Asassnsy l:usto0 ssinciAsd SVoey.
~ Wao Q Dt6sls ssasstsd % ~ uoox-
Dso6saosoA Af1ss labosiag ao1 s000b.
eSo0g ~ . Wosk - e0gsul - looo }ueoe
- pe1Booeestoo q tour u . bueoh c0ongs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
Calling for Rock Isla,,
Brewing Co., Beer.
The Best Beer Made,
On Tap everywhere.
TRY IT.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, Success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Steno.rs
Rock Island Brewery. as well as Julius Junsss
Bottling Works. has one of the most compf,
Brewing establishments including BottGng d.,
partment in the country. The product IS th
very best; Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and NAV
be ordered direct from the head offices Or M
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
DR.. D. D. REA,
Surgeon and Specialist

Who be- crested such seasatioa in al arounf
C1icago b. caring diseases that alnose bs0ed
the medical ffatonisy Of the country. an1 b. II
request a. many friends and patients Ae - e
e36e1 to visit
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

Douerabusaag Ageass, S4l CFan4 Az
new maven, C. These genuine Indian
nsaefiss ere not Peo0lea but ars sse4 -
IN AF0g seoreo.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-27
THE SUNSHINY DOOR.

Oh! lie not at morning entertained in doubt
And cry: 81 see nothing-the light is shut out"
Pull the drapery back! Push the shutters away!
And drink the first draught from the well-spring
of day
The COLLINS of danger will haste to depart
If you open the sunshiny door of your heart.
OH sit not at evening in darkness and dread
And watch for the shadows. Still liftupyour head
Till the stars twinkle out. Their reflection will be
A light all sufficient until you can see
The sun smile above you. Doubts demons will
start
If you open the sunshny door of your heart.
Oh! sit not at midnight when troubles arise
With the fingers of wretchedness close TO our eyes.
Though friendship prove fathless, though loved
ones are dead,
Though the burden ofsorrowis bowingy our head,
Light the candle of hope. and it's brightness shall
dart
Through the windows of fath to the gloom OF
your heart.
Cheer up though the shadows beblack everywhere
On the far Off horizon. The sunshine is there.
IT is coming--is coming: the darker the night
The brighter and nearer the beautiful light
Through the crimson of day all your fears will
depart.
If you open the sunshiny door of your heart.
Selected.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-27
Chopped Cabba ge.

For the benefit of those who have to
use stale cabbage Mrs. Hale in an ex-
change tells how to prepare it and haveit
taste palatable.
Sac claims that cabbage that is not
fresh from the garden may be improved
by allowing it to soak in cold water for
an hour or more. | am not situated SO
that can have cabbage directly from
the garden, and find tia great improve
ment to soak it in water before cooking
or before making cold slaw of it. cut a
medium-siz cabbage in quarters, then
| cut each piece in two and let it remain
in cold Wateran hour OrtWO, then [ rinse
it in cold water and let it drain Then I
put it into kettle ofboiling water and let
it boil until it is tender-this takes forty
five or fifty minutes. do not cover the
kettle while the cabbage is boiling; drain
it as soon as it is done and chop it fine
in chopping bowl, then pat it in dish
that can be set in the oven to reheat with
a piece OF butter the size of small egg,
pepper and salt. II the cabbage is fresh
from the garden it will not take more
than half an hour to boil it, provided
your water is boiling when you put the
cabbage in, and kept boiling steadily all
the while. Alittle vinegar may be added
if it is liked.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-27
Suitable Flower Holders.

OF course it never entered our head to
think OF the above until some one sug-
gested and as writer says, 1--WE all like
to ill our houses and +" grace our dining
tables with bouquets OF II ,wers, and some
times, especially in thu clover and daisy
and buttelcup season, we find the supply
OF vases running short.
1t was during such al embarrassment
Of riches that discovered what doubtless
many another has found out for herself,
namely, that fl ,werS never lock so we'll
in anything else as in simple glass vases
Of graceful shape. have often felt un-
satisfied with g. bouquet that, before
had installed it in a vase, seemed to me
q thing Of most rare and wonderful
beauty. Ii you ever have that feeling in
regard to flowers in a china vase, take
them out and put them in one of glass,
where you can see their stems and the
dainty way in which they CARY their heads
and think you will find the greatest diff
ference.
This is particularly true with grasses
and the vaJous wild flowers. An ordi
nary twenty-five cent glass rose low
filled with the commOIest reductions OF
the 1Cld is delight, fer you have not
only the graceful tai gle OF blocm above
tut the graceful tangle Of stems below
tlCNiIg through tie sides Of the bowl.
Sometimes GCubtlese you have t1itd to
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give something OF this same effect in an
Opaque vase by pulling theste up high
above the top of the vase, but this short
ems their lease Of life and is not at all the
same thing.
Flowers Immersed up to their necks in
water will last twice as long as those only
a few inches Of whose stems reach the
water.
There is great art, too, in grouping
flowers. 1t is said that at the Japanese
art schools where this is taught they
rarely put two kinds of flowers toget her,
finding more art in a few blossoms of one
kind, with some Of it's own leaves. In
stead of putting them in water, too, they
imbed them in wet sand--Tor this, use
Opaque vases. Your flowers will not last
as long in this way, but each leaf and
every curve of each petal, as long as they
do last, will stay just as it was when cut.
Buds will not become full-erown roses.
For roses, tall slender glass vases look
the best. Some one says il is a mean
thing not to consider the complexion OF
your flowers, and to stick a pink Mermet
rose in a red and yellow jar. There is
more in this than you may at first think.
Water lilieslove to lie close to the water
in fiat dish, but for nasturtiums there
is nothing equal to a rose bowl. Indeed
for most flowers, if nothing better can be
found, | should prefer five cent tumbler
to costly Savres vase"
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Always Cover Jelly.

A physician says that j lily should
never be set outd jors Uncovered. Glass
is the best thing to cover it with, but if
this is not at hand sheer mu, lin may
take its place. When medical men want
to secure organisms for investigation
they expose gelatine to tie air. or in
places where they have confined NAL.
ignant germs, and it speed ly attracts
and holds them. Too great care cannot
be exercised in keeping covered milk,
bu ter, custard ), buildings and all other
absorben*s in the line OF food.
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Unfermented Grape Juice.

For the benefit of our grape growers
wives who may be in search OF something
similar to the above recipe for preparing
grape juice DR.. Dodds gives the follow
ing directions in her hygienic book.
When the grapes are at their best for
eating, they are just ripe for juice. They
should be fully ripe. Wash in a colander
and then strip from the stems throwing
out all faulty ones. Put item into q
fruit kettle with nearly enough water to
cover; a good rule is two quarts OF water
to six quarts of stripped grapes; if barely
ripe take a little less water, no sugar is
needed. Skim when they begin to boil,
heating slowly, and when the whole
mass is boiling hot strain through a
flannel or cheese cloth; a thin muslin like
that used for -four sacks will do; this
gives the clear juice with very little pulp;
when no more juice will run through put
the seeds and skins into coarse linen
bag, o. one of ordinary cheese cloth, and
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