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The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

so large bones on ones plate. IA 4.
best TO 1nish the carving before h.
ginning 70 serve. An expert carver
will hsTe the whole bird iisjoin,ed and
literally in pieces with very few
strokes Of the knife.
One must learn. first of all, 10 carve
neatly. without scattering crumbs or
spiashing gravy over the cloth or
platter; also 20 cut straight, uniform
slices Be careful 10 divide the ma
terial in such n manner that each
person may DO served equally well.
Lay each portion on the plate with
the Drowned or best side up. An
essential 10 easy carving Is that the
platter he large enough to hold not
merely the joint or fowl while wholo
but also the several portions as they
arr detached. The platter should be
placed hear the carver 80 he NAV
easily reach any part OF H. All
skewers and strings should bs removed
before the dish is brought TO the table.
The carving knife should have a
handle easy 10 grasp. a long. thin.
sharp, pointed blade, and be OF = size
adapted 10 the article TO be carved and
70 tho person carving. 4 lsdy or
child win prefer small knife. Be as
particular TO have the knife sharp as
have Il bright and clean. aud always
sharpen Il before announcing dinner.
The fork should bs strong. with long
tines. and have a guard. Don't grasp
4 a. though Il were dagger. but let
H. hili rest in ihc palm Of the hand.
with the fore finger oNtcuded down It's
handle. 10 not seem 10 make hard
work Of carving. Avoid scowiing or
oontortion- Of the mouth II difficult
part i foachcd Don't bet your count
rnAscc bc;ray the toughness OF the
fowl or your oEn lack Of skill Work
slowly and s.iiliully.
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FIVE o.cLock TEA.

I,isa red letter season for exquisite
S o'clock tea china
Ribhsn. $, yard, goes on waste
baskets that cost a 81.
In photographs portraits the very
largest size are most Ia demand
Very light green cups and saueers
are something new at afternoon teas
Bangles coming back arc a period
Of what can be called prolonged neg
ieei-
Many sroteSque styles masquerade
these days a. alleged colonial fash
Ions
New piano covers are Of scarlet
plush, beautifully embroidered In
gold
Extremely bell crowned aud carried
brtin silk hats suggest the operate
tenor,
The bishops chair has at last got
TO the dining-room of the rich mans
house.
/, Is difieuit to wean college youth
from their russet shoes and white
Alpines
II seems to be the proper thing for
ali bu, evening dress trousers 10 be
creased
Milady's dressing table articles
nusi Of necessity be OF solid silver
now-a-days
There is craze for water eolors
now that delights artists who can
paint them
The youth Of the period wears too
many collegiate, club and other pins
and badges
The crinping of bang tails on aris
,ocratic horses is new development
OF nonsense
The latest derby hat from London
ba. a very low crown, II is more odd
than becoming.
Whaleboned skirts neeessitate a
neenliar walk on the part OF those
who wear them
Enormous sleeves filed with
f.ather,, as our great grandmothers
wore, are revived.
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illuminating Gas From wood.

The town of Deseronto. In Canada. where
there are several large lumber mills. Is par
TALLY lighted by gas made from sawdusr-
The sawdust Is charged In retorts which are
heated by d wood fire. the gas from the re-
torts passing into u series of coils and thence
into the purifiers which are similar 70 those
used for coal gas. Lime y the principal
out Of the retorts ths gas possesses An odor
much less disa greeabie than that Of ordinary
gas and resembles somewhat that OF the
smoke form FIRE of green wood or leaves.
The works In are small. turning out
daily $40 cubic meters OF gas. for the produc-
tion OF which about two tons OF sawdust are
required A man aud boy furnish all the
labor needed at the works. The gas In an
ordinary burner gives an illumination OF
about eighteen candle power. The best quail
ity comes from resinons woods A quantity
OF 100 Kilograms of sa awdnst leaves residue
OF twenty Kilograms of charcoal
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.Ioo Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased 20 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages. and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. CataTrh being
a constitutional disease requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease and giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature In doing
its work The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers that they
ofrer One Hundred Dollars for any case
thai il falls TO cure. Send for list of
Testimonials Address
r. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists; 75c-
Halls Family Pills. &c.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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whalse.esN

Another big whAlchack steamer for
OCEAN tFafac l. soon 70 be- built at
Evere;i, Wash. where the largest
vessel Of the kidd anoa, was launeed
a isw seeks ago Soa-going folk on
the Pacific coast are sc. waiting 20 DO
coayiBoed that the whAlebaek Is
succuss As an occan-going craft
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Literature for Boys.

MY tcu-year-oid boy said the fat man,
ssis feetng pretty sore ~ himself. why.
ask-i the lean nan with the yellow vest
"He's Just a the age when the history OF
The James boys and the like appeal to his
hartsarouS inns zination. aud yesterday he
bought book In yellow paper cover en-
ftled the Crime 0f lsI3- -indiannpolis
Journal
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A Hearty welcome

To returning peaee by day and tranquility
az night is extended hy the rheumatic patient
stemseb Bitter Don't delay the use OF this
bne snodyne Tor pain and purifier Of the
blood an Instant beyond the point when the
disease nianifests itself. Kidney trouble.
Dyspepsia liver complaint. Ia grippe aud lr-
regularity Of the bowels are relieved and
cured hy the Bitters-
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Hindereorns Is n sim pI- remedy.
but tax e. out the corns. and whst . consol alton
II isi Makes walking pleasure i5c at druggists-
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admirable

Ms ID y A-4NN0hs ~ AAto pV@Aou
..,sinr sahool. Describes the method TO
| = s,auloycd where the turkey Il
| r.,.,i g. tho table by the head oi the
s-lis in ne prc-snne OF The guests.
- t..sins BY stating that IN prepAr-
= . ruas; 5 turkey shc bird should
- - we'll irslssrd, the
80 and thighs bcing brongh;
- 10 the body and secured
!. POSITION By sldbwers- The
.,ss II tho drumsiicks should either
!. l-a.a into the body or crossed
ezs, tie taa asa Grrnly tied. After
-,s.sise the ends Of the drumsticks
,Aczis 80 tr,-ea from the body and
wzzed ~ish . paper rusie. 30 the
asrgsr NAV. II nsrcssArY. take hold CT
Hea xish0ui soilinc his hngcr-. The
.srsez .heuh ho placed upon the
ss,,s- ugih the bead al the loft
rassss he platter J. very large. pro
~ 80 sxtra dish and q special fork
- sewing. Insert the tines Of the
aafrsnz fork Arro-s ,hr middle OF the
srsasilaae Cut through the SKIN b.
.rera The hrrAss and the thigh, Bcnd
- - oFer and cut II OF close to the
sedy ard through the ioiui. Cut
e-9arh TIE top Of the sboalder dosn
arszgs The wing joint Shave of
" b-sasi In shin sliccs. slsniing from
y trozi Il the treAs;hone down
.gxard The wing joint
= ,ha iataiiy b. small and the tar
b i to sse served for srcond din
y. earFe Only frozi The side nn2rrst
ye1 Dip the hiri over slightly ~ith
b. r5srs ot the knife. remove tho
vystcr- and the small dark portion
sza oa the sidetoBs f1arn removr
= iosk from the hrrsst and divide
y sg an! wing Cut through the
NJ b.sWesn the body and brcAs;. and
Fi;h = spoon remove portion of she
1ne. S.rvs iight or dark meat
- ssasiag a. prcf-rrrd. II carved
thss way the turkey sill b. icft
Ei,h 0ae-haN entirr. and Y PLACED on
sisaH piaitcr with the cnf side near
:. TIE carver. aad gArnlshad wi,h
|lrsiey, ril present nearly ss hne an
7sszaaes, TO ali bus The carver. A.
aaa srs; --rys-d-
Nhen there arr many 20 b. served.
r ihs carver wishes 90 show his skill
sUzp,e,ely disfnemberlns the bird.
= - iork n iirinIy Aeross the mid
= he trcast-bone take of the
q aad sing isom each side. and
x The Whose Of ihn breast hefore
szaevlag thn fork. bsIng careful TO
ao ; PORTION OF the cri-p outside
sih each siiss. shave OF the crisp
aa neae the neck in order 10 reach
s;naing Insert the point oi the
aiie a. the tront OF the hfeAstbone,
~ h~rk thu ~ishbons and separate
cat through the cartilage on each
Z, SEPARATING the collar-honcs from
breast TIP the body over slight
al siip the snifs under the end Of
shoulder blade; turn Il over toward
? wing Repeat this process on the
Posiis side.
OF through the cartilage which
5aes the ribs. separating the breast
- fFom the back Lay the breast
one slde and remove the fork from
Iake tho staifing from the back.
in TIE back over; place the knife
say Just below the ribs. and With
, FORK LIT up the tail end. separa-
y ihe back from the body. Place
iorS in the middle OF the backbone
cut close to the backbone from one
9 10 the other. on each side. freeing
s'de bones, Then divide the legs and
ags q, the joints The joint in the
: not quite In the middle OF the
"a buta triiie nearer the thigh, Ii
2lres some practice to strike these
ais in the right spot. Cut Oh the
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

Mothers who hav- nsed Psrk~r's Ginger
Tonic for years insls thsf II be1enfs moro then
ther medic ines; every form of dis ress and weak
ness yields to IL.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

FJrS-AiiFits stopped free by DIR. X lines Great
Nerve Re~forcr. No flts afr the urst days uss-
Marseioas cures Treatise and sstrsl bottle free 70
Vi, send 10 Dr. Kline. .sai Arch st., fhila "a
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23
A TURKEY.
AUS LAID DOWN FOR THE
wtELDER OF THE KNIFE.

r,v,,es, D,rssiisa. Gives IN. Carver by
woman tssp.rs-rs. orams,sehs
as.la ws.r Paper nuni.. md Yis.
a4ssa Csisr.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

II the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
be sure that old and welitrted remedy, hns.
~xsIo~-s sooTHiSs sxr-r for chfldren Teethins-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

A beautiful bodice Often hides very much
scarred feminine heart.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

runaway marriage notorlety sticks much
closer than a brother.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

The consequence of some Is never revealed
until they are dead.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

The up-to-date servant girl is far more or
namentai than useful
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

soda water and candy Is substantial lunch
for a woman shopping.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

Women with ARTIFICIAL compilations have no
affection for the SEA side
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

"Ranson's Magtc Corn saivs-"
Warranted money refunded. Ask your
druggist for IT. Price Is eeut<
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23

Too much bad grammar goes with nne
gowns and dlAnlouds-
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FaItR-PromOtl2Q Series.

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PIONEER MONUMENT,
Residents Of South Ward Of HanlI.
Salps,e County,
CENTRAL urAws TEMPLE un,
sends In a Lengthy List Of Willing hon'
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Cause.

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rat2;, Publications..

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NOTICE,

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIyEN TO TIM.
~ siooAhoIdeu OK Ono tcho Land IS stocE
Company, tnlt % meeting Will Lu hcII 4f thp
uiuge, 80. IyI broadway. tho 01lro
of Spencer ClAws0n & Co., salt tako CIV
Utah ON the tItn day OF Apu., lsgl. nj "a
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taking steps Co diHlncursOrata sad cnmuauy
and provide Tor the liquidation ut lts dehfi ana
distribution 81 lts property, All atOtkholIrrs
arc requested 90 attend
D. W. JENNINGS. PrCfL
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