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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-08

For information, time-esrds, maps and tickets
call on write to
P.JOY. Agent,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Agt..
No. rs Morrison ST., cor. 3rd ST.
Portland, Oregon.
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SICK HEADAcHEi

This distressing affection occurs most fire.
oUCuilv. The dis;ur hsnCc Of the stomach, arts
ing from the imrerfcctly digeSied contents
causes severe pain in the head, accompanied
with tllSa ErcCahic nausea, and this constitutes
what IS popularity known as Sick Headache; for
the relief of which TAME SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
MANUFACTURED ONLY nv
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TINE SCHEDULE:
Train leaves Cpur d'Alene at p. m,
and arrives at . 80 a. M.
Main line trains arrive and depart from
Spokane as follows: No. l, west
bound. arrives at SIS and departs at
lao o'clock p. M; No. 2, east bound,
arrives at II:35 and departs at ll:40
a. m.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT Court OY TsIE FIHsT JU-
DIcIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE ~ IDAHO,
~ AND PoH THE COUNTY or kooTESAL
chTIstenA n. Oles0n.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
INTELLECTUAL SPECIFIC

The Cheapest, PurcSt !,
and l3eSi Family Med
iClDe IN the World!
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Tickets on sale q, Miller's drug store
and Post Exchange, on and after Tues
day. Aug. IL. At ga, m.
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JArisoutAa Itc,nociAl and Irish Amer
can
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WILL REST ron AWHILE.
Boilers WIN Consult the State Repulica
Machines F.rai

Boilers WIN Consult the State Republican
Machines f.rAt
st. Louis. juno la--tDrng the day an
ether conference OF the silver l,olicls was
held, al which II was decided to take
tentative course. Tho boiling delegates
vii! therefore take no formal procedure
until they have had an opportunity TO
consult with their party IN their States
and determine what measure of approval
meets ibelr course In walking out Of the
best TO no, effect any formal organization
as yet. and Informally 1t was decided to
have Senator Dubois of Idaho look after
the interests of the boilers until such time
I, is decided 10 he advisable 10 perfect
"a regular organization.
Nearly all the silver delegates have left
the city. Those now remaining arc Sen
ators Carter. Teller. Mantle, dubois and
Cannon aud Congressman Hartman
also still here apd viii remain some
days. AS viii also the others awaiting
developments and preparing for fuch
action as the trend Of events may indi-
cate TO he wise.
AZ yet the boilers do not discuss with
senator Teller tha proposition 10 inominate
him on an independent ticket. the sen-
ator himself pushes such suggestions
aside.
Late tonish. report was current that
the boilers had been IN conference with
the popuiist leaders, several of whom
happen 10 be in town lust now. lhvesti-
cation showed the runor TO be untrue
though II il not considered impossible
thai some effort AT approachmeni may yet
he made by one side or the other 10 the
end that all silver men. OF whatever party
may get together on that common ground
and SO act In cnncert for the hest inter-
ests OF the silver supporting States.
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rnn noNn INVESTIGATIONS.
senate COMMITTEE rloitcd no Now Fact
In Tho NpL'nr

Senate Committee Elirifcd no Now Facts
In Tho Mnl'"r
Nav ,nrk Juro 10 j. Tierponi Morgan
WIS before the senate investigating corn
ni.tcc today 10 lie examined ~ go whit
he knew regarding governments bond re-
sues for the last thror years IIis oSHmi
witch was subecrihod by tbs Morgan
belmont evndicalia. Ma f,ctf not already
known to the public were clitef. Mr..
Morgan refused to tel what the pfoiS
hat i, was "A private matter into which
the COMMITTEE" had no right 10 lnqnirc.
John 4 stewart, president of The United
states trust COMPANY WIS also examined
particularly ms To the popular loan of ihi;
year Both men said mat they engaged IN
motives ihan from desire 20 prom hy
The irausaoi ions
Conrad n. jordan. assistant United
f ia 'rf@e Ns,. h" nls sy h%a 'hg
10 have bonds. allotted . him, was r.
regular ana All Talk and for thai reason
he declined 10 dead with him
Mr. Graves quegh onei Mr., Jordon and
elected he admission that he might have
asked him Gordnm to mako HIS hid a
'spcciml" as had boon done In other
cases
Cashier Chaplin 81 the Third National
bank OF THIS city. President Woodward
of the Hanover Naiiona, hank whose
mnde explicit DENNIS.
Graves was recalled and questioned
sharply ~ senator Harris lIo finally nd-
nfti.d that there we're irergulartIes in
Senator Harris. speaking for himself
here announced ihaa he was convinced
mat Graves tender was moi IN accord.
ance with the treasury department rules
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THE pRuMMoNp CASTLE.


ono Of IN, suryjyors Tells Of the sinking
of iic Vessel.
Brcsi. juno ~. The mnn nam@d Good
holl, who survived tho disaster of tho
prumornnd castle wac the puartermas'er
- the ship In an interview upon inc
ennsos of The disa=' ar ard his experiences,
he said. II was on dniy at the time; u
few minutes before the shock a iriszliuH
rain i.M commenced 10 fan ana INC ~.
mosphcrc was ihick and m'lEaN. I'M u
was moi fog-,N n'he sea wa net roufh,
hut there was long swell No hshis
were visible IN amy drcciton. ~" en- =
aran on tho SHIN hal gore 70 bod btl n
uunnhtsr of pa s.ns.rs worr n'i de"k- rho
vessel was gong a. ii rate Of i,urit IN
knots an hour wh,n suddenly' WIN M,
schlteiy no preliminary warning. fhff"
WIS terrible rrAsh
The captain. who was or the bridge
with the thnd officer when ihe mp
struck. Immediately ordered al hands 70
the boats All tho passengers rushed On
dock many Of them only half clad. AMI
IN a panic stricken condition. Tho steamer
was now listed SO heavily that. although
ihr cr"w hchnvcd admirably and took M
,hfir .rmiona. with MI their work. IT WAS
nipOs HE 20 do anything,
N heart ronaing cry rose from thosc
ON honrd when they reali2ed that th"y
W"rv doomed The )rumnni Castle eank
honcs'h our feet Win al on board about
two minutes after size struck.
II found myself In rhn water aud seize |
q floating plank. whb'h had He"n. I
then saw the other survivor. Wood. who
wns oingng to small spar. Wa Joined
nur e0orts IN tho roller;ing ~ other srnrs
aud 'hug made rough spri Of craft
ON this wo were huif~ted about by waves
unb morning, when ". perceived hshing
hom not far away. I waved my car
which WAS seen aud VIC wern soon picked
up
wood. Nhc other survivor. said he was
in the for"casilc when ~ felt the crash
aud he Just had limo 10 rush to his
post In ono of tho boats when tho ship
sank.
Thiriy-onc bodies of victlms of tho
wreck have thus far been picked mp
BrcE. lure 10 THE French admiralty
who have bocn examining she scene Of
TN" wreck Of fic brimmond Castle ox-
press tho hcliot TINT she was broken up
by The oxposi N of her boilers afior she
began To founder. rhr French govern
mem hns vent NJ. Bsriillon To measure
the dead Tor the purpose Of Identification
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TRANSVAAL'S DEMAND |
Insists That England Try Cecil
Rhodes for Jameson Raid
ADMITS INABILITY TO FORCE II.
Wants Control of the Chartered Com
pany Transferred to Africa.
THE MASSACRE or DE MORES.
Uc Ead Armed His Escort of Natives,
Who Used thu Weapons to
Stay U,m.

Cape Town, June ta.Thc secretary Of
state FOR the Trarsvaal has tolcsrarheh
TO the British high commissioner here
snying shat. having II view the welfare
and reacc Of South Africa, the Transvaal
government IS convinced thmt the proofs
in It's possession. ana which are at she
disposal OF Great Britain, now completely
Justify and compel the bringing to trial
Of Messrs, cecil Rhodes. Alfred Rcit and
by. Harris, all Of trenrish South Africa
company. and connected with thc ,aid
into The Transvaal
Tho secretary adds that the Tronsvam
republic IS unable TO press this step on
Great Britain and also TO urge that all
control Of the British South Africa com
pany I've transferred to South Africa.
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KILLED by THEIR ESCORT.
he Morcs Expedition Massacred in
TriunI

De Morcs f.Xpcd't ion Massacrcd in
Tripod.
Nov York. Juno ~ Tho lIerald's runis
cable says. News OF The massacre Of the
Marquis dc Mores and his expedition IL
confirmed Tho Marquis do Moros on
june lrl' I1lputia, Il Yrirolltan village
north OF GhaIamas. to which town ne
was iourncymR wlih "ght companions
consisting 81 Tunsans and A1g.riang, IN
abortion 20 m escort OF Touarrgs and
Srhamhas. whom he on tho previous day
hal lrnled with carbnes When about
three kilometres from Elouiia che escort
~ Touarnrs attacked rhe Marquis dc
Morts and four Of his companions, who
worc IN advance OF the baggage convoy
Tho marquis dnfcnded himself with his
revolver. but eventually suceunbed.
rorr Tuneans. who wrre rscortinE the
baggage convoy, were made prisoners hy
me rouarogs. hut we're able 10 effect
th,r escape the neNl day one of them.
All Bon Iurrli took tho direction II Tuni.,
and CA passing the spot whore the fight
iook place. recognized i've bottles, which
were completely stripped OF their clothing
aud wetr covered with wounds Tho Mar
unis dc Norss WINS lying stretched out on
his soinach Xurol has arrived at a
Tunieipn station. situated i'N kllonetre
from tie scene Of the massacre. He II.
awaited AT TuuH, whore he viii undergo
az examination by tho authorities.
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o. Y. HOUSTON TENAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 20 lSs6

orcninr road fiom iIarainn to ihe Gu
,uni river within tho Schumhurgk nhe
,yhru ,hcN wcrc stopped hy armed Ncnc-
yuc.atAs. orders have BEEN scnt from
Georgetown to the British onictals not
20 Offer violent resistance to the Ncnc-
zurinns hut to Withdraw under protest
No cxcitcmcn, has been caused IN the
l..l,nN l.N TN lNrident.
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A BIG UNDERTAKING.
TODRTS FEATURES.


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pe Moro, and hia eHrcdl.ion wrr, may
s,c,,I ly the native cs,ort who had
been armed.
Muahnnas hav,, io,nod the AIa,aheic up-
RISING and matters nave assumed very
rr.,c att tndr IN So,th Africa
tn, Of the survivors Of tho brnmra,d
castle told oi ,hc .anl4iug Of the vessel.
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idon Is 10 enforce protection to Americans
III cuba.
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40 ao'' =" ~ .'''' H''N'''S Wy "''''''''"
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OF ~" ,,-... an,
,,
M -. $50.
to canton.
Maih 'i'h''t VIII manage INC '""'p"'s"'
Politics.
silver republicans hnyc jssned an adj
drcs, ia Tho p,,hlic ana bovo invited ali
silver believers TO unite TO olcc, Teller
president.
Hartman of Montana mnkog nm arm, or
figures to show thot Tn,lor is stron-ar
than any democrat .a,Ild he
noIter, will ,.,. ,,,rov, az ,ns,r s,.s
before ,,olup mn mo c,mno,,,n
Silv.r men hive Indiana d,,uocr,,v
rrnbn.d and wil moi ALLOW "cn,d n,,,a"
to make eleventh bour converts or ,ncr-
selves.
''p''S OF IOWA ~ not tdlhlng' Itis man
ages i'ci comment
uIrslNicss
rhe London Times snvs Euroncnn IN
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NORTHERN pAcIrIc ORDERED soI.p

Chicago. June 1a.---In the United states
circuit court today before Judge jenkins
there was entered decree for the sale
of the Chicago and Northern Pacific rail-
way on October l. An upset price OF
si0. 900 has been fixed by the company
for the property. The outstanding bonds
amount to SOS, A55, 900.
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y,u,rcurp MOTT CJJILrY.

case of Henry q. Beecher. who was
charged with forging the name Of 8. q.
Pond vice president OF the Chicago. Mt
waukce and 81, Paul Hallway company,
returned a verdict today Of not guilty:
Mr. Beechar 10 IA son OF tho late Henry
Ward Beccher.
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MONTANA DEMOCRATS.

But,n. Mont. June u III the demo-
cratic convention tomorrow tho FIGHT VIII
be ov,.r th. delegates t. !hc chicago con
yeutiom There are about xieon candi-
dates Tor the sin plnss THO main cor
,,.i VII be oyer solrciiug ed Mates ns
II delegate to chicago. 'rhrrr years ngn
he and several momirrs pi tIin ionlN'ninro
holiod the legislative caurnN nomination
for acnAtnr and defeated tho election ~
u democrat to the 'nitrd states senate.
The plat fnru VIII be n declaration for itfe
cninnen nh a rMtlO OF 10 70 1.
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HURT IN A COLLISION.

Isostou June 1.-Two men were probs-
bly, fatally injured and several others hurt
Ly train colideng with heavy stone
at Hogs bridge, HoAbuiy district. this
afternoon. The nnmes ol the injured are.
John bergen of Quincy. cut on the head
ard fractured sRuil. Joseph kollola on. in
t,inal iuluiiesl VIM. Campbell. injured
about The hips, james rooie and another
workman slightly injured.
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THE YESSO DISASTER.

Ten Thousand Dead and Many Towns
Wiped Out.
Yokohama June i9--lt is now estimated
that 1000 people were drowned ny the
fidtn wavc on tho island Of Y,sso. north
rrn par, of japan, which was accom-
,,,i,ie., bv a guecession of friGhiful enrrh-
cui,kos lasting about twenty hours.
In addition 10 the town Of klumaishi.
vis oh was wholly destroyed. many Other
coast towns were washed away entirely or
In part,
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INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
Sound Money Democrats Flopping over
10 the Silver Side.

Sound Money Democrats Flopping over
TO the silver Side.
indianapolis, June 49,, The democratic
State convent on Is but four days of and
the Indications are such as TO force a
number OF leading sound money demo-
Gratis 10 the conclusion tina, II Is hope.
less to attempt 10 stem this tide of free
silver in Indiana, and there has been
witnessed this week the lndcrous efforts
of several TO "Aop" on to the sivey hnnd
wagon. Bul this silver crowd under the
direction OF Governor Matthews, who Is
anxious 20 make play for the popularity
of The SILVER democracy OF the Nation
within The next three weeks. Will take no
converts. and ali late shouters for.
Matthews aud silver" are already being
marked for slaughter
The result of next weeks conven, ion
wi, be 10 shcve many of the old leaders
and TO nominate fun S,ato ticket of meg
almost unknown 70 the political world,
but who have been lucky enough 10 take
the side Of the white metal early In the
campaign. The democratic nominees on
the State ticket Of two years ago are all
slated for turning down. but according
To r,ports received from all over the state
there Is no danger of n dcarth OF timber
10 select from. for each county appears
TO have two or three silver leaders ready
and willing 10 sacrifice personal interests
IN order to serve their state.
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|loOhS'S FORECAST.

l1uoAf'S FORECAST.
Eey.. Mnss "A statue TO tho late
~ v Rely w.ll be unveiled to-
|i,ra,sst;i.t., Ky.-Tho North Amcri-
u he,ds hnd Viii hold its annual con-
EAl,sis;' ,,Minn,-Thc Northwestern
[tsa a.. Na.np Meeting ASSOCIATION
kU Tu,nofrow and continue Cor six
'"A City i'ark.
h Min ~ nd \ gathering of cy-
'"''ns In the afternoon, viii
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INDEMNITY TO nE ASKED.
spain Must Pay for outrages Commute
on Americans.


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| Washington, juno 10. instructions oil ~
| Ill.,, .,, ,,st,,ve character have been
| - CUT. .,,,,,,,,,,. -,
| SEW w wig
| Madrid. Mr.. hah'As i"sap'' ~ ''"S
| strong representations 10 the spanish
| ,,,.,,,,,,,, win a Wow OF securing rep
nr,,ion for indignl,ics to pg Jose Dolgado
.,, ,,c,.,o,u ,.ltiy ms in cana IKE
,u .o,,o da>.s mo
| aud should reach Maaf'H ""p"' XIV f''S
| ont time A cahlegram WAS sent 10 MI
r,,,,r ., p,,,s askl,,. that he return
H., Is ado 90 ,.,vn,
| ~ ''""' '' %
IN order to attend 10 inc ma'o''
| II is understood the purpose ls not 30
| ,,,,,,n =, nr,.s i, pn..,,t,arv claim at a
"'- Wv 800 l., l.,
| Time when SPAN y "i'i'i' ''9''" 40 ~ 80
| Ia insist on the right Of rul protection
| -, 80 ,r,,,.,,,n ,i,iyc,,. IN
|
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INSURGENTS ARE MAssING.
rNrAvoEAnLE COMMENT.

Madrid June 1.-THE news that a
Cuban flag was hoisted In the 81. Louis
convention and was greeted with cheers
has been received with unfavorable com
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EI1rTF,. Mont.-'rhc democratic state
10 elect delegates I" tue chi
oxT,cted thar a solid silver delegation Will
he selected.
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BALTIMORE. Nd The six-ycar term
of .itnnGrv Joe" expires today ne MN.
coed mdu oHt al 5000. when ~ IN
,rto An lie wAs once styled mo ifHhco
KIN" n once flceccd oscar Wide ont
Of s5rN In Detroit some years ago ne
shot man.
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LOCAL.

Celebration of Emancipation Day BY
the colorcd people.
Meeting of the hoard of directors OF the
Widows and Orphans home.
Tho records Of he courts for day.
w. -. clcyeland's big tarpon iish on
cxnilit lon.
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promote his interests rho Boios people
now feel certain of the solid vote ol I'M
nols at the Chicago convention.
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uor,RNING MAMMALIAN.

Mexico cNy. June IA group of Mex
ic,n mperallsis faithful to the memory
Of Emperor Masim.llan. together with
memhr"g Of uhc Ausiiln colony, a.
samhl,d today. the anniversary OF tho
exrruiion OF Macmillan. 10 4ttfnl tbs
funeral mass for the reposc ~ his soul
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THE MARKETS.


Reorganization OF the Houston East
and West Texas; election of officers.
Local and general notes and personals.
Reduced rates authorized on the Katy
and the Central.
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BolEs CONFIDENT or ILLINOIS.

Chicago June w.--Ex Governor Boies Of
Iowa arrived here THIS morning and re-
turned on an evening train. g. A. Walsh,
secretary of the Iowa democratic State
central committee. and Delegate al Large
Van Wagner are IN charge Of the Boies
boom here and they refuse 10 believe that
any combination can prevent the nonina-
ton. The I'oies boom VIII be pushed by
an enthusiastic delegation of Iowa demo-
Gratis who VIII make Chicago the base
OF their operations II Is generally nn-
derstood that the ex-eovernor's visit was
for the purpose Of establishing headquar-
tiers and literary bureau with which 10
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THE VEN EZuELAN INCIDENT.
Georgetown. British Guiana. June D.
A British official with 100 laborers was
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PORTSMOUTH,, Ohio. -Tomorfow n
oticor religious CEREMONY VII ne T.lr
hr,,t,t at thr t'lle chapel al iaIru nm
ncr IN HIS ,scio'o) county. u win con-
si.t ~ Il f,moi;l Grafton and me nr'9'n ~,
raayng ole'npil,s @Iih lhs gG ,,, aa n
~ mo man whose orratic m'Ni con-
N~ai,Vod TN innovation IS Lorenzo pm NJ
x nnev. n rirh farmer and a man 81 com
mondlpE nnaegcs IN me ron nnsc, t@ n a.
t,il.,v,s hc wi! dc within the year
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sentence for murder, his youth saving
his neck
Nogro found locked and chained to
tree uear Saron.
Tho Texas state Teachers association
concludes its iahors,
w. n. Smith and Tom Wilson tailed ut
irynn as participants In the resent triple
lynchins.
Judge Watts of Dallas advocates a
fusion OF gold standard democrats with
republicans.
Professor Cooper wihdraws his name
as IN aapl,ant for tho university presi-
denny.
George Clark talks Of the coming Hardy
convention,
THE, MARKETS.
Cotton futures advanced at New York
sud New ORLEANS; spots dun and I'M
changed.
Dry goods lowe, than for many ycars.
Eleiciiod roltops nj tn. lowest
1eNa8 corn Is Source aud advancing on
die bad outlook for the new crop.
Texas produce Potatoes scarce and
high, cabbage about exhaustod: fine fruit
arriving.
.luiy whcat jumped cent on reports OF
cr,p damage
Chronicle weather reports not favor
able to busIn' IS.
Stock market was not active.
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Spanish corics viii be called on To vote
more nancy TO carry on INC war III tuha
luaurprnis are mass ms near ManHaniiIo,
United States Minister Tayinr has he'm
hsisoriod TO make q strong demand on
Sl'am ror Indemnity FOR Americans. The
idon Is 10 enforce protection to Americans
III cuba,
The sun., 1896-09-13

into q colnnder and drain. Put the drained
vegetables in q preserving kettle, cover them
with fresh water, and put the kettle over the
FIRE and let the contents boil fifteen minutes.
When the vegetables are cool take four-quart
jar and pack them In. making alternate layers
OF vegetables and dressing. To make the dress
ing put in bowl half an ounce of ground mace,
the same quantity of ground cloves, one tea
spoonful each of black pepper and ginger, two
pounds OF brown sugar, two papers OF celery
seed, half toacup OF white mustard seed, and
quarter OF pound OF ground mustard. Mix to-
Rether and moisten with n little vinegar To make
paste. Have enough vinegar boiling to fill the
jar and pour II over the whole.
them in equal parts of milk and water for ten
minutes. Put one gallon OF vinegar In pre-
serving kettle with half an ounce of whole mace,
ounce of whole cloves and Ave tablespoonfuls
of salt. Place the kettle over the fire and let
the contents come to the boiling point. Drain
the onions In n colander and put them Into Jars,
turn the boiling vinegar over the onions, cover
the jars. and put away.
For picked walnuts and butternuts, the nuts
should be gathered when they are OF good sze
but still tender enough to be pierced with a
coarse needle. Prick the nuts In several places
with n needle and put them In q stone jar. Cover
the nuts with q strong brine and let them
main three days. Then drain tho nuts and put
them into fresh brine to remain thr,e days
longer. At the end of that time again drain the
nuts and spread them out on platters for several
hours. Put one gallon OF vinegar in porcelain
lined kettle and add to II one small cup OF sugar.
one Tablespoonful each of whole cloves, allspce.
peppercorns, and one dozen blades OF mace. Put
the kettle over the fire and when the liquid
bols cook for ten minutes. Place the nuts In
jars and strain the boiling liquid over them.
Cover the jars tight.
To spice crab apples: Select good sized apples.
Wash and core. but do not peel them. Weigh