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FLINT BOTTLE DUTIES.

A little controversy has been going IN in
the East over the closing of two flint bottle
factories. An officer Of the flint bottle COM
binatiOn declares the cause 10 be the appre-
hension that duties on their product win be
reduced. while prominent manufacturers as
sert that the factories closed to let consump-
ton oVertake production. Concerning the
duties the manufacturers say:
AS TO the tariff on flint bottles. we would not
find fault with its entire removal We are IN no
wise affected by it one way or another We
make bottles for less than they can be fFeIgl ted
10 this country from abroad, leaving out the cost
of foreign production. II we had free raw mate
rial w could send bottles across the water and
take the markets OF the world.
The present duties on bottles range from
61R TO 102 per cent. Under the old tai if
the duty was 40 per cent 1t seems little
strange that duties should have been in
creased if any single manufacturer cou
demonstrate that the cost Of production IN
this country is less than the cost of freight
from Europe. Free-traders will of course
claim that a inclination of manufacturers
had the duties increased in the expectation
that the home price might be main aimed at
the cost Of foreign productions, freight and
duty added. II the manufacture Of flint
bottles were an industry which requires an
outlay Of several millions in the way of
plant and material there would be some
force in the fTee-trade argument. But an
industry open to any one who can command
a few thousand dollars could not be MAIN
tanned at an excessive profit If the cost in
this country is less than the freight from
Europe. high duties would only invite tie
establishment Of new works. These flint
glass manufacturers appear to be somewhat
like wool manufacturers. They declare that
with free raw material they need no duties,
but doubtless reserve the right to ask that
duties en- the manufactured product be
maintained after the raw material is made
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An Astonished Engiishman.

An Englishman who has now learned two
or three things about America in general
and New YORK in particular admits that he
did very amusing and British thing when
he first crossed New York ferry. 1t seems
that the ferfy-boats of this town are famed
abroad for their size aud steadiness, and
this particular Briton had been assured
that he would never know he was afloat
when on one of these boats by means of any
motion Dercepiible in the cabin. Remem-
beFing all this the Englishman seated him
self in one of the ferry-houses on first COM
ing TO the city and patiently waited until the
usual American rush Tor the wharf should
proclaim bis arrival on the opposite shore.
No rush occurred, however, and after
several boats had come and gone the Briton
made the humiliating discovery that lie had
been thinking better of an American insti.
tuition than it deserved.
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EASTERN TOURISTS.

The New York Tribune thinks the cholera
scare in Europe Will turn fashionable tour
lists from the East to the West and thus
serve to bring the two sections into closer
social relations with each other Such q
result is much to be desired. People living
n .sEastern cities who have formed the
habit or gong 10 Europe every year or two
viii find a trip to the Pacific Coast pleas
urable change. To great many we'll
Informed Eastern people California is a
far-off country, OF which much has been
written, while little IS known. Eastern
papers treat California much as European
papers treat New York. Il is stated that
recently. when a distinguished German was
asked.il a purported interview with him in
a New 7 ork paper was correct, he replied
that heidi not know that such paper was
in existence. Possibly. if he had been
questioned more closely, he might have ad-
United that be had never heard that news
papers were published in New York. The
-centeTs Of population make themse
feafd at the circumference. but il is hard
for the circumference to get hearing at
the center. Consequently, anything that
tends to increase the intercourse between
center and circumference is productive Of
good to both parties
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COULD NOT BE FOUND.

The various aceonnts of the Saturday
night frolies at the City Hall agree that
Judge Hunt did not respond to the call TO
sit with Judge Hubbard to consider mo-
ton to dissolve the injunction forbdding
certain action on the part Of the Supervisors.
The reports are that Judge Hunt was sent
for, but did not respond at the time, and a
verbal report that he appeared later appears
not to have been well founded. While
Judge Hunt will not probably contend that
any reflection was cast upon his judicial
record by ascribing to him share in de-
cision which a brother Judge gave without
aid, it is but just that Judge Hunts dis
claimer should be given as wide publicity
as was given to the report Of his partIcipa-
ton in the decision.
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THE UNDERWRITERS.

The undertakers of San Francisco appear
to be desirOus TO elevate their calling to the
dignity CT profession. They mediate the
passing Of & law requiring noyitiates in the
ling vocation TO pass an examination
before board Of directors, so thatthey may
be registered as duly qualified. This may
or may pot be desirable. 1t is a matter
TO be debated, and doubtless it will be when
the bill comes under consideration. But the
odd thi1g is that those vultures Of politics,
Kelly ard Crimmins. already scent carrion.
They q e declared 10 have given intimation
to one prominent undertaken in favor of the
proposed legislation that the bill will not
pass unless their conscientious scruples ara
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING

. SToCKwEIL's THFATFR. Powell street. neai Mar
Ftt-'The New Jolly Surprise" and curtain -aiser
The Littie BToonI-Seiier."
TIYOII OPERA House. Eddy street, of Market
o. eTa-"Trip to the Moon"
GROyI-STREEr. HEATER. Grove street. above
Iolk-"Cinderella. CT The Little Glass slipper
GRAND OFERA-HoUsE. Mission street, nr. Third
Ali Bahia and the Forty Thieves"
NIGWkM TEEATER. corner Stockton and Geary
slfee .s-"Oiivette."
CAL5FoRNIATHEATER, Bush street, above Keainy.
-'IncOg."
BUsH-STREET THEATER. Bush street. between
hearuy ana Montgomery-''U and l."
BALDWIN THEATRE. Market street, near Powell
--..Settlel out OF Court. !"
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first satisfied. They threaten to bury the
undertakes. More than that, they say
they have control of the Senate. This is q
pretty thing to say in the name Of Repub-
lican institutions. A couple of cocktail
mixers boast of carrying the Senate about
in their breeches pocket. If this goes on
much longer, the California sky, instead Of
being sersne. will be troubled.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.

DAILY CALL Cncludlng Sundays, So per year by
Fsi postpaid Is cents per week. OF IS cents per
eslendar month, through carriers DAILY CALL.
fYs copies three mouths. Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
(EStecn PaEes). 81 90 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
Cal Land WEEKLY CALL 81 SO per year. postpaid
EEALf CALL Is psgcsl. 81 per year, postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
TCI will The editor enter into correspondence re-
a lfflrr fhnn1
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

EE Dividend Notice = Peoples Home
80 Savings Bank, sos Market ST., Flood Bulu-
Ing For the six months ending December 81.
1892. dividend mo. 81 has been declared at the
rate OF Ave 80 per cent per annum on term and
ordinary savings accounts free OF taxes and pay
de22 FrsaTu tn Js4 j. FARNUM. Sec.
" Dividend Notice-office of the Pa
9~D ciGc Coast BoraX Company. San Francisco.
December 81, 1892. At meeting Of the board OF
directors OF the above-named company, held this
share was declared. payable TUESDAY, January
TO- 1898 at the office OF the company. l0l sansomo
81. room 70. Transfer.boo will close January s.,
jail I'd ALTON H. CLoUGH Sec
" Security Saw, gs Bank. ass Mont
S~0 gomery st-Diy.dends on term deposits at
the rate OF five 90 cent per anuum and on
ordinary deposits at the OF four and one-sixth
a l,s) per cent per snnum for the six months end
able and after January 3. 1898.
jal7t 5. L. rJR. Secretary.
~ Dividend Notice-The German Saw
9>D ings and Loan Society. 526 California ST.
FOR the half year ending December 81. 1892, a
dividend has been declared at the rate OF five and
one-tenIh 60 l-lUl per cent per annum term de-
posits and four and one-quarter 414) per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits payable on and after
deal lat GEORGE ToURNY. Sec.
EF Humboldt Savings and Loan So
n~S ciety. Is Geary st.-The directors have de.
per cent per annum ordinary deposits payable
on and after January 3. 1893.
de2s lat ERNEST BRAND. Secretary
RBs The California Savings and Loan
D~G Society, cor OF Powell and Eddy sts.-For
the hall year ending December 81, 1892, dividend
has been declared at the rate OF five and fourtenths
6 <lO) per cent per annum on term deposits and
four and one-hsif (412) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits. free OF taxes payable on and
after Tuesday. January 3. 1898.
de23 lat VERNON CAMPBELL, Secretary.
EP Dividend Notice-Savings and Loan
az Society. 10l Montgomery ST., Suffer.
For the half year ending December 81. 1892, q
dividend has been declared at the rate OF five and
one-tenth % l-l0) per cent per annum on term
deposits and four and aquarter (414) per cent per
annum ordinary deposits, free OF taxes, payable
on and after Tuesday, January 3. 1898
de21 lat CYRUS w. CARMANY. Cashier.
HSS Dividend Notice-San francisco Saw
f~G ings Union 532 California street, cor Webb.
Branch. 100 Market street, corner Polk. For the
half year ending December 81. 1892. dividend
has been declared at the rate OF five and one-tenth
q l-lO) per cent per anuum on term deposits and
four and one-fourth 90 per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits. free of taxes. payable on and
after TUESDAY, January 3. 1898
de2l lit LOWELL WHITE, Casaier
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No Trouble to Sion Petitions.

1t is often remarked that public petition
is no index OF public sentiment, because
almost anybody will sign any kind of a
petition, and another Illustration of the fact
seems TO be afforded in recent election in
Seward county, Kan, for the purpose OF
settling controversy about the county seat
Not nearly so many votes were cast at the
election as there were names signed to the
petition praying that an election. to settle
the point in alleged dispute. be held. The
Supreme Court is to settle the matter.
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r AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FuRNITuRE,-By Chas. Levy s Co.. at 11S5
Market St. at 10 O'Clock
FUESTTURE.-By L. Vincent al l445 Polk ST..
at IL O'Clock.
IrrNlTuRK-By Geo. +. Lamson. at 1921 Taylor
St.. at II clock
FuBNITuRE.-By N. j. simmons At 7OS Green
ST. al II O'clock.
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s2s Montgomery street. near Clay open until IL
o'clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
street.. near Kearny open until IL o'clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street. open until $50 O'Clock: 500
Lsrin street, open until $50 O'Clock: ISIS Aission
street, open until 8 o'clock P. II: and Il6 Ninth
street. open until 9 80 PM
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
JANUARY. 1898.
NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons luko fail 10 tiylei THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5u trai l-boys
.seilooifer fdvor By notifying his o.ics o.
HUact. ndnina the date and train.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
81 Peter building, New York City, isprovided with
f.ts0f California pspers. Visitors welcome Ad-
tutsDk rates and sample copies furnished
4 X NIISCH Manager.
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THE DAILY MoRNING CALL

Etw York. .BRENTANo BROS. 3 Union Square
Ckioago.,..... News Stand Palmer House
HtH orleans. GALLOT & JOUBERT,
I15IL Common ST
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


f. Chas. Ashton, All Montgomery st.
~ Rents collected; fro insurance. fe26 cod
80 Bad Tenants Elected for -. CoIiee-
us~S tions made, city or country. Pacific CoIiec-
tlon Co. 41o MONTGOMERY ST.. r g. Tel. $3.50 ae24 II
- Typewriting. All Branches, Expert
1~6 Mimiograph work. gen'l business brokers and
collections. Sweetser Briggs, 102l1s Market 2S z
z" C. C. C. Ladies' Relief Phi; Kepu-
e-S lator: sent By mail or express on receipt OF
price. 81 so; confidential correspondence Invited
Chisholm Chemical Co.. 1885 Market ST., ST. az 6m
R%Ss All aides Desiring the <eryfces OF
o~S an experienced and reliable physician, who
makes speciality OF diseases OF women, treats sup
pressed monthly periods: Instruments used :
method scientific; guaranteeing or no charge
for treatments ladies In trouble or suffering from
any complaint who value their lives and future
health, should call or write. MRS NJ. DAVIES 1898
Market ST. Murphy Bidgrm.13. Sd floor. Pills 81. II
~ All Ladies' Should Consult M rs. LA p
DE HAME: she Is y reliable specialist in female
diseases: have arranged my home to suit rich ana
poor; business strictly confidential; easy conhne-
ments; pills 81: safeguards $3 526 Geary .oc3O 6m
ER Sure and Safe Cure for All Monthly
49, Irregularities: NO Instruments used; home
IN con I'm ments with best OF and comforts All
female complaints treated With uncxcecd success
BY MRS. DIR. GwYER. 31l Hyde ST.. s. F. OCT 3m
~ a. Blessing to Ladies, DIR. Fox's
- double strength female pills: they never faiI
call or write. DR.. Fox, l2e o'Farrellst de6 ~
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THE MORNING CALL
PuRIICAvIoy oFFTrE

Has larger circulation than any other
!. naWspaper published in San Erancisco.
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PREDICTIONS.

DEFARTNFNF OF AaRIcu .rURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, January = 1881
Official Forecast for Twenty -fe ar Hours
Ending Midnight. Tuesday.
San francisco and yieinity-Fair wea her; slight
changes in temperature; north to east y mas.
2. 7. JENKINS. Local Forecast ohiciaL
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THAT which saves from pain and protects the
health adds greatly to the comfort and cheerfulness
of life. Because Parker's Ginger Tonic does these
things it has grown popular. and in thousands OF
homes throughout land it is the silent sentinel
that keeps the door closed against sickness.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale BY all Grst class druggists and
grocers. Tfademafk-star within shield. -
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Two pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskets for 90 cts. Townsrnd's.. Palace Hotel. =
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PURITY and wholesemeness are the physicians
Endorsement of Angostura Bitters, manufactured by
Dr. j. g. b. Siegert a. Sons. At all druggists
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'sPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR is ahead
OF them all.
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MALARIA is one OF the most insidious OF health
destroyers But Hoods sarsaparllIa efectualiy
counteracts its deadly poison. prevents the fever
and builds nm the system.
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FEW women can kill a steer, but they can get
the essence OF steers nutfiment In Cudahy's
Rex Brand Fluid Beef. which invalids crave
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Nearly 100 different machines have been
invented for boring rock.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THENaVY-
= ARD. MARE ISLAND. CAL.-December l9s.
1897 Sealed proposals. Endorsed "Proposass foe
supplies for the Nayyyard, Mare Island Cal. to be-
opened January %. 1885," Will be received at the
ment washington. ID. c., until IL o'clock noon.
January 10, 1898. and publicly opened imnedf-.
hleB thereaftef, to furnish ar the Nayy-yard Mare
Island, Cal, quantity OF u5rtcAtng oil, cylineer.
OIL. paints, pipe and pipenttings washtrays. hards
ware, harness, soap, lumber, cement sand, IA la
tors. Iron and terra-cotta pipe. The articles must
Conform to the navy standard and pass the usual
naval Inspection. Blank proposals will be furnish ed
upon application to the Navy-yard. Navy Pay Once.
san Francisco. Cal. or to tho Bureau The atten-
tlofi OF manufact urerS aud dealers Is invited. Tie
BIDS all other things being equal. decided by lot.
The departmentreserves the right 10 waive defects
or TO reject any all bids deemed
TO the Government. EDWIN STEWART. Puynros-
tef- Geaerat, u s. NJ de2l SaTu At
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EDUCATIONAL


u SAVAGE. TEACHER OF ZItHER. 416.
II STOCKTON ST.. cor. Suffer. jal SIN:
pIANo LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: 90
i cents bali hour. 93l Markets. room 32.,3 FIT
TITHER LESSONS GIVEN BY MAX MAiER
II teacher OF the either. 526 Turk. mr. PUlk 2S 15s
DROF D. MANSFIELD, MANDOLIN GUT FAR.
THE EUROPEAN HOME AND DAY SGA0uE
for girls. 2l27 Jackson ST., MISS BOLrE. PFruei-
pal-A eademic, Intermediate. primary and <kinaer:
garten: teachers OF acknowledged ability :oillf Eng
lsh. French, German, music. drawin$s dancing -SSJ
per month French. the language OF the family:
pupils taught to make that lang Iher onyiE1
coach calls. New term Degins January z dell Il, ::
W RITlNG, ARITH. AND ENGLISH BRA:xCf
w taught by young lady. % Elghth.rm. 10. dIl ii
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. BANJO AND FhESCH
conversation. soc aud 75c per .lesspn lprivataJ.
PROFESSOR FRA NCIS, assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERKI. 1888 Howard ST.. nr. Sixth ie5 .6In
uEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST;
II douole-entry bookkeeping, penmsnship. short
hand, typewrtiug teiegraphyi etc, all inciudel;sn
business course Hnderone fee OF $75. je3gt IL :
pACiFIC BUSH Ess. COLES F.: s2D POST. ST.
liio holarshfp $75 day and yenipg oe20tt
M ERCANTILE COLLEGE IN NORM AL School,
W 6olden Gate q Van Ness. Day evenings. 10 Il
CCHoOE CIVIL. MINING. MECHANICAL EI.Es
~ Iical engineering. surveying archlteetnFs. sai
saying; estab 1884 A. Van der Naluen I22y Market
A WEEKS NEWS FoRD oEN'Ts-rHE wEEKl.Y
~ CALL. In wrapper, ready for mailing. x
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FsrrA Mince ries swAIs,s. ms suffer street.
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- Annual Meeting The Regular an
Er~S nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Ar
genta Mining Company will be held al the oiee o,
the company. room 30 33l Pine ST.. San Francisco,
Cal. on MONDAY, tie 9th day of January 1898. at
The hour OF O'Clock p. NJ, for the pu-
pose OF eiectirg a board OF directors 10 for
the ensuing year and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting
Transfer boogs will close Saturday. January
z. at 2 O'Clock n II. X. GRAYSON. Secretary.
onice-Room 20. 35l Pine ST., san Francisco
Cal del4 I'd
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=
Ss.,->5y..,--ss--.
EREE.DURlNG THE HOLIDAYS ONE To0TH
flled free OF charge for exeh person. Chill.
dren's teeth extracted free Of charge, when accom-
panied by parents. Graduate dentist Ofice5cor
Polk and Suffer, over .WakeTee's drugstore. Hours
10 to.5. sundays:le TO ~. =, :de2o:ff 4
Dr L. A. TEAGUE.. DENTIST. HAS REMOVED
TYR REA. s2s MARKET, Exr TEETH 5O1::
- with gas 81 fllinys low; epeneyehngA. taS u !.
A NY ASYLUM EEPER K Knows ALL DENP8 l..
local application TO the gums teeth may be flied or
extracted pafnlessy; thirteen first nrlZes for aneS
hlling, erownwork. :bridgewors and plates; | rec
ommend my dental college that has. removed from
l11o Market st. TO Fifth St, cor. Market: you can
have good dental work Done at my college FOR ONE ,
bali the price the cheapest dentists. charge .
those wishing me TO: do call at ny riiain
once Otarretl st Examination ri beth places
free. DIR. g. w. Lick aGl5tt
OF PER SET; TO PLEASE OR No. CHASaE;
% hl3ing ST. ext. Soc DE. PERRY. s MaSon- :
COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., su6 MARXE1 !:
- ST. DIX CHARLES W. DECKER ,s1eSIt
DR Ii. e. YOUNG EXTRACTION. PkINEES5.
~ Patchwork. bridgework. teeth wlthon ut plates
Aspeelalty 1871 Roik st $ my Il e. :
MO PAIN-Ex1RACTiNG OF .TEETH MADE.
IN easy. SOC and 81 artihc ai teeth from So all:
fng from 81 GRooME Dental Association 559 ::
Market ST.. bet: Third and Fourth. :; apl3 &
81 A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AZ !.
dp good as can be made; filling ST. DR. SIuNs .
Dentist $50 Marketst. ,next Baldwin Theater oclst
DR.A.LUpLuMH HILL. 1A43 MARKErsr.. NEAR
are made; cid plates made IKE news rseIa >
nom % per SET; extracting Boo; gas given AZ
DR c. H. WILSON. DESTfsga saS MARE Hr
~ st.. bet Filth and Sixth. opD Mason CeLa.f
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-09-28
FARM. GARDEN and
HOUSEHOLD.


Don't throw away cold potato. Save
and utilize it. There are numerous ways
in which it can be re-warmed, and IN
many of them when properly done, II is
almost as good as when hrst cooked.
Much Of the potato served up at hotels is
merely re-warmed potato, and can be un-
der fanciiuI names prepared similarly IN
any private kitchen very easily, kerry in
extensively.
Slice cold boiled potato, stew in broth
or milk, season with salt or pepper, sprln-
kle with grated cheese and bread crumbs
mixed and Drowned in the oven, and it
becomes potato au gralln.
Stew cold sliced boiled potatoes IN
broth or milk and dress with caper sauce,
and YOU have a potato polonase.
Stir together in A saucepan over the
fire equal portions of butter and flour,
pour ia little milk, add cold boiled po-
tato evenly sliced, let it simmer till well
heated season with salt pepper, lemon
Juice and minced parsley, and the prod
uct:will be the famous Ia maltre de no.
tel.
Heat together in a stewpar spoonful
of butter and teacupiul OF milk seasoned
with salt and pepper, add cold hashed
potatoes, cover closely, simmer gently
until well heated, and you will have eX
cellent potato hash.
Mix well about equal portions timely
minced cold meat of any kind and minced
cold potato, moisten with milk, gravy
or soup stock-never with water-season
with salt and pepper make into a roll
put in buttered pan and bake IN the
oven. This if properly prepared and
cooked. will be delicious baked hash.
Cut cold boiled potato in even slices,
dredge lightly with flour and fry brown IN
butter, drppings, cottolene or lard, and
YOU have "a brown fry"
= Cut cold boiled potato in little balls
with vegetable scoop, and fry, with a
few slices of onion added, in butter
drippinsS or cottolene, and it will be po-
tato provencale.
Cut cold boiled potato the shape and
size OF olives and fry, with spoonful OF
minced herbs added, in olive oil or cot
tolene, and you will have potato la
baragoule.
Cut cold boiled potato into little dice
shaped pieces, add minced onion, fry in
butter. season with salt and pepper,
sprinkle with chopped parsley, and you
will have Lyonnaise potatoes.
Enrich cold mashed potatoes with
beaten egg yolk, make the mixture into
balls dip the balls into beaten egg. roll in
bread crumbs or corn meal and brown
in quick oven. These will be potato
balls Make the prepared mixture into
flat cakes and brown in little hot fat,
and you will have potato cakes.
Add a cup Of milk and half teaspoon
full of salt to quart of cold mashed po-
tato, work in flour until the dough is
sufficiently stiff to roll out and cut into
biscuit Bake on a Toured grdde or
baking pan. Serve hot as potato biscuit.
-I'0Si0N 7ra7vltY.