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ADVERTISED LETTER list.

Letters addressed 20 the following
named persons remained uncailed for At
the general delivery es the Seattle post.
otsce. saturday. December ~ ISIS:
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TRY TRrastfRrR's NoTfcE-rhe fol-
having warrants will be paid upon pre-
ssniAtion AZ the city treasuref's office
Iaiefes; on Sa4d warrants VIII cease a.
TIE expiration II fifteen days from the
date Of The arzt publication es this no
tee.
Judgment fund. Nos. va - 20 ineIu-
I've A II. Foprt.
City Treasurer - the City os Seattle
4S
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Dec. "a 1898.
Exchanges at the Seattle, Tacoma. Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
c1earances. Balances.
Seattle ..QlsS, lOI - xyO.OtsS SO
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Considerable building IL e@srg On IN
s<ne3an ard Lakssiae.
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lApo{fNpgStS NnT4tsFs--1'7se fclics In 4
ssscSgtsesI horse placed In Tire city g,sassna
IeSsHabsr n ls.zs will 10 sold az rtih.l>
aact30s "a tae NtEhesF bAsseF fer casA ia
sAnd. 30 pay csssss If insouns!ag sfa
A5seTesx.nE January $. fssa. at II o'eleck
= ". 81 re fvout door Of p.aae. bead
SaArssgs, cofaes Third avsaee and Yu-
SCI was
ure 9Asfe N-Fs@ wars 80
4 EEED CAtsf ~ Police.
aase q ags. aua,.catsoa. Nes,embey -
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sAFIuNpED STOCK NoTTCE,-The fAa-
swing descgl bed pony. placed in the tlty
pahs.o auction To the hshsSt bidder for
casa ii hani 20 pay cost % tmpounasux
saa advertising. January 5. 1923. a. 10
ecsoes a. n, az she front 3oor Of 20
~ heaaguarless. cernes Third avenue
sHss YeSlsT way.
.sss aiack ioHv mare
Ess osasr - n. above described ponv
sssak Eakaew1 ~ me.
= :. REED Chlsf ~ Police.
Dale q Ggss publication. December Is.
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Humboldt and Mendocino. SQ11c.
Hops-Crop OF 1895. 13dfIc.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. AScA:
do sight, AS5i9.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 594 lDrafts-Sight 80. Is
Mex. dolls ..a1ta @A7as. Telegraph :. =. I7is
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Report-~Maximum temper.
attHe 81 degrees. minimum, 81 mean. -,
Weather. cloudy. rain. trace.
c. ~ SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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TIE SEATTLE PosTNTEliaeENcER MONDAY DECEMBER 2s 1894

wilma. Slater, isN tons Honolulu Por. Townsend
Yamaguchi NAru 4aS Yokohama.
Yosemite Andersou LOB Honolulu Port Townse
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The Washington state Teaehe~s' H.
ss.csasson will meet In Oiymp6a on Tho
9Th. Ma aud 9th ot tits rnuHttS
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&afse Tcus.T szls ire c'. family ser
arssras r5r
~Ast, arts.inss = a nson-S CT YER
a h2ow Sat- SAL ess: den k'sss~ yol
-. - nos sasSsn-ystlsy. NA~1 Cnr4stni5as
80 - YEA 'ea 8Tyank ter know what dag
II - '-~Asiaa4s C,ssszss lszstkSss
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DR. scuoEsf>E. Masonic templc. re-
sune4 prscsses.
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If you are go.ag Faz. 10 visit at Christ
mas or New Year. ~ II y0es require 10 70
sr business ws can renofn uses3 ths North
err Pacific railway az besas ale 20 give
you satisfaction IN avery fesIscs-
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a eli and see the Hudson Doctors.
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BECOMING rtrr,rss glasses from tr1
M. elegant Carsssress rres<nf. Mrs. VII
xi-sxl. Os5ssrtar. liz Cherry.
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so& ihey Are Strangers.
EVA ssve'e ss@er>. no yea know
-. ssrstaa use e yea
ns%-Why, sasv are artificial
sae-fesl krspss. ant Il rssasltFxs rtsSe ex-
A1sis % Se<sSt - --&,<sscASa Sxxa
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a A. AAe, Cures aii forms Of blood POD
s1t UIl5 son. blood disorders. whether
In the first. secondary or tew-
"a n eafp ,lary state. Write tor 3D-dAy
wv WV circular.
CONSULT THE DOCTORS FHEE.
CONSULT TIT. DOCTORS FREE.
coxyCLT THE DOCTORS FREE.
Hudson Medical Institute.
Stockton. Market and Ellis Sts..
San Francisco, Cal.
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Commission houses Will open for a few
hours this morning. Wholesale houses
viii be closed all day.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Ioec.

Banks now hold $i9. $1,000 in excess OF
requirements OF Is per cent.
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Destination
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-08
RALEIGH, N, C.. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1898.
BILL HRPS LETTER

need Of fortfying our welfare. She says
that it indicates Il belief in the super
natural and that If we were all like IN
@crSoll and didn believe in anything. We
would have 10 supcretitionS. But how
about these charm>-thc>e amnletS and
opalS and these rabbit feet? They say
that Colonel Gambler carries a rabbitfoot
and has faith in it. Maybe he has too
much faith in it. | have known men
who carried them to have very bad luck.
and men who d.dent come ont ahead
And suppose that Atkinson and Rerner
and Sam Jones should carry them
wouldn't they ncutralize Gamblers and
leave things aoout even? / tell YOU my
brethren, from the way this campaign
has started out one rabbit foot won't
Win the race unless it comes from 4
Texas mule cared rabbit. for they told
me that those rabbits always run on
three feet from Il common dog. but when
Il greyhound got after one the rabbit
had II put down the other foot. and
then it goodby hound. When Cover
Dor Ho@g was running for surveyor Of
Texas he secretly carried the left hind
foot of 4 mule-earcd rabbit and said
"Goodby Clark YOU see. it Is the left
hind foot that IS held in reverence. and
that IS rae one 10 carry. I've an idea OF
sending out there for one for Colonel
Chandler rs soon as the greyilounds get
after him. He doesn't need it Yet. This
Is Il four-milo heat. ana no jockey will
urge his horse to do his best until the
last quarter. And no good jockey Will
handicap his horse with excessive
weight My opinion is that some Of the
candidates are overloaded with platform
and will break before they reach the
Loot III
for :. fair race and lots of fun, and
my hope is THAT the spectators Will keep
calm and serene.
RITIy ARP
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-08
SHORT on TITLES.

You don't fin many kunnels
Ermong de cullud race:
Rut-put 'em in de tightin.
Doy'll win dcy way ter grace
But, ef dey gives 'em titles
De big ones ell de small
De worr whar dey's a-livin'
VIII never hOf 'em all,
Dcy won't stan back fun f@hiin,'
Eff dis hcah war come on:
But-call Il niggcr "kunnel,"
En- he eyerlaStin gone,
L. S,E \TaN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-08

! had never hcaru This point made
before and it slept during the years
since that evening until one night at on"
Cf he Mission services conducted here
some months ago by Dean Bradley at
The Church of the Good Shepherd, this
claim startingly formed the theme Of
the discourse Under the treatment OF
Dean Bradley the postnlatc laid down
l,y the youth seemed 10 get complete
confirmation from the trained mind of 4
thcoloSian. and it was. therefore, re-
frc~hinG to listen 10 the exposition.
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CONTINUED on second page }
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
BUILDINGS BLOWN UP.

Gasoline Explosion Caussa Loss os Lsfe
st Phtlsdsiphiss ~
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2.-By the o.
plosion of 10 gallons Of gasoline In the
csllar Of . grocery store at l444 south
street sur ely four and possibly dozen
more lives were lost. Az an Immediate
consequence of the explosion the build.
ing in which it occurred and those ad'
joining it ON either side collapsed.
All the buildings were Of brick,
three stories in heigth. In the con.
fusion and excitement following the
disaster it il impossible to obtain any.
thing like clear account Of the occur.
renee, but 1t is stated that the upper
floors were crowded with fsmilies hud-
died together in tenement fashion.
Coming % 1t did ct the supper hour 1t
ID feared the loss Of life will be heavy.
The list Of injured 10 long. They
were taken to all the hospitals within
! radius Of q mile. After the discov.
cry Of the four bodies the authorities
decided to postpone the search for ed.
ditional victims until morning, thus
obviating the dangers and delays OF
working upon the mass Of debris and
wreckage in the darkness.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
70 INVESTIGATE THE WAR.

Number % PvoatnAa Asn Nave 5AosoDt.
7. - PlaSss - 4SAst COssnlssss.
4 WASHINGTON, Sept. IL Tho prssi.
dent has urged the following NAMED
eentlemsn. among others, TO Accspt
places o. Tho com mission requested by
Secretary Algsr % investigate the
conduct az the war: Central John y.
schonsld, General John b Gordon.
General Granville N. Dodge, Prssldsnt
D. @ Gilman, General Charles +. Man.
dersoo. Hon. Robsrs T. Lincoln. Danisl
8, Lamont, d. w. Kssns. Colonial
James A. SEXTON. The, message which
President Mckinley addrssssd 70 each
Of those follows: .
"Win you rsndsr the county great
service BY accepting my appointment
q member Of the commission TO ex-
anime Into the conduct Of the commits.
sary, quartermastsr and medical bu-
reaus OF the war department during
the war, and into the, sxtsnt, causes
and treatment of sickness In the field,
and the causel
1T 10 my desire that the full and q.
act truth shall be ascsr,ained and made
known. Icannot too strongly impress
upon you my earnest wish that this
commission shall be OF such high
character % will command the com.
plete confidence Of the country, and !
trust you will consent to serve. - "a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
Only a Pointer.

According to the Herald 1t IL an
absurtlity to suggest that Democrats
will take any part against Fuller ~
the contest for the Republican n"mi'
nation tor the senate. On sunday
Policeman HerOux took trip
through the town of Belle Prairie
with e.. B. Buckmun'a team. POsst-
bly, Buchanan Ia sending Democratic
Dolicemen around the country with
his own driving team just for fun,
but nothing leSs thnn the l"sitive
assurance of the Herald would settle
It. Those Republicans who art' help
ing. Buchanan have the x rpat pleasure
Of cooperating with the employees
and tools Of the Democratic county
and city OrKMniza ton. 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13

ters of wistaria, acacia and even the largo
purple clematis. The Gala lily II also
seen, but Is often conventional In color,
which detraots from it's satisfaotoriness.
Straws embroidered with velvet flowers
are shown, but are less attractive than ex.
pensive.
Louis Seize knots Of narrow black vel
vet completely wired are at present the
final touch of fashion. The velvet Is given
an undulating line by means Of the wire
and Is twisted into large bow, which 10
quite firm and holds it's shape perfectly.
These bows are used in millinery and also
on gowns, especially evening gowns, and
are sometimes the one touch OF black par
mitted. !. %.S."5 .a
The ont today illustrates q hat of white
silk straw The brim, which is rather
wide, is lifted in front, and two white os.
trioh feathers separated by cluster OF tea
roses PASS backward at the sides. Tea
roses are placed next the hair and with
their leaves are carried along the loft side
under the bri1a. JUDO CHOILET. :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
Old People.

OH People who require medicine
Il, regulate the bowels aud kidneys
will lind the true remedy IN Electric
Bittera. This medicine does not
stimulate and contains no whiskey
nor other intOxicant. but acts IN
tonic and Alternative. 1t acts mildly
on the stomach and hOwpIs, adding
strength aid giving tone to the or
xans., thereby aiding nature In the
performing Of the functions. Elec
trio Bittpra Ia nm excellent Appetite
and aids digeatiOn. Old people find
it Just exactly what they need,
Price 30 cents and 81 per bottle at l..
%. Browns drug store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
How to Clean tho Skin with OIL.

How to Clean tho Skin With OIL.
From the druggist get two ounces OF
oil Of sweet almonds, four drops Of oil
Of bitter almonds, one tablespoonful Of
camphor water and four ounces Of
white wax. Put this in dish set in .
basin OF boiling water and stir until the
wax ia melted. Add one-fourth Of
teaspoonful Of salt. Then beat 1t until
1t becomes cold. It will take about an
hour and should be smooth like salve.
II not beaten, II has grain and is nos:
so good. Sponge of the face with clear,
warm watr. Then apply this oil, rub.
bling it in with the tips ID. the fingers.
Then with q moderately coarse towel
proceed to rub it of. II you do It hard
enough, the towel will be quite black.
This oil may be used at any time, but it
is better to use it at night, following
with the hot water without soap. This
cleaning oil does what the soap cannot
do .5ss... @s.H --2,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
SICK MlNNEscTANs.

Hos pit Il Tvsln FROM the south Arrives
1t ~. scui.
ST. PAU, Sept. ~. Tho hosp'tal
train with, l78 sick soldiers Of che
II elfth and Fourteenth Minnesota
regime nts from Chick amauga. Knox.
vile and Lexington reached st. Paul
Saturday evening. The train was In
immediate charge OF Governor Olough,
who met it Of Hudson, WIS. and Colo.
mel Roland II. Hartley Of the gov.
srnor's stat, who accompanied It
from the South. Several thousand
peoplo had Assem- bleda tho depot to
meet it, but there was NO demonstra-'
ton, only quiet. sympathetic inse est.
Tho seriously i'll were taken to Twin
City hospitals and the others left later
for their homes in various parts OF the
state. ~ - y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
HONOR sE NAToR DAvie.a
Farewell Rssspsjoa TssdsFsA shs -.
E5s parslns Pssss Ce0nississss.

Farewell R.sepssoa TesdsrsA shs -.
parting Pssss csonississss.
81. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE faTswsll,
recspti n 70 Senator Davis, chairman.
Of liz vommissss On foreign rslatioas
md : msmbsr Of the peace comnls
sion, WAS largely attended. hundssds
telng unable 70 gain admission. Nearly
Ill The most prom.nsnt men g IL
state wore present The reception was
On ent,rsly non.psrsisan affair, -,
sign eli 70 show how highly tho senator
10 appreciated and admired By his fsl.
l.w townsmsn. Senator Davis VA II.
.roduosd BY Condo Hsmlin. presidents
of the Commercial club. VINO paid .
glow lug tribute to the senator's public
farvioss and personal worth. Senator
Davis con ianed his address to acknowl.
edgment OF the honor conferred upon
him and to discussion of state and
oily matterA 3l4 ~, ss5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
SAW THE PRESIDENT.

General shsitsy TsIls Of the Csmpalga
= 81, IS Ssnetage. ssf#
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ia. - General
Shafser had nearly An hours CONFER;
encs With the president. He came over
10 the White House from the war do.
psrtmsnt with Colonel Milsy OF his
star and Adjatant General Oorbtn!i
The general went over the Santiago
campaign with the president, going
into details 40 far 40 possible In the
time at the Presidents disposal On
leaving the White House the general
said he had about completed his report
and would have IL ready for delivery 70
the secretary Of war in day or two.
He would then leave to take command
ct Camp Wiko6.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
MA. M,LL lly|IE NOTES.

Hsshionabls Flowers and Trammasgs -
plsysd For Hass. 4.
Hats are much befiowercd and nre Indeed
overturned, and q the prevailing shape
u OF : variety which tips down over. the
eyes when tho brim ID wide and the con-
vontional quantity Of flowers. hows and
lace arc used the poor little head Of the
wearer Il we'll nigh sxtinguislcd. IN
The manufacture Of artificial howers
>as in late years beoome nD art, and the
product OF human hands often almost
rivals that Of nature In appearance. Some
ana varieties are worn this 0eason-clus-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
Loss Estimated at a MllJton
Dollars, With Practically
y No Insurance.
HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS s
Epecial Trains From Prescott
Carry Food and Clothes
&. for the Needy.
Entire Business Portion OF
Westminster, B. c., Also
Destroyed.

PRESCOTT, AriA, Sept. ls.-The town
Of Jerome, near hers. was wiped
ont by fire during the night. entailing
loss Of over $1,000. 900 In property.
eleven bodies have 10 for been recov.
cred while score or more are satd to
be in the ruins or missing. The fire
originated from q gasoline stove in .
cabin and spread SO rapidly and feroely
that 1t was impossible to save even the
clothing. The fire was condnsj ex'
clusively to the business portion OF the
town and the gap intervening between
it and the mammoth works Of the
United Verde company saved 1t, other
wise the loss and suffering would have
been terrible. Many persons from
Jerome are arriving here on special
trains, while those remaining are to b
cared for by the company. The town
is situated in narrow suloh and ra-
vines leading to 1t, in which were
many wooden and stone buildings, the
latter melting, as rapidly before tho
flames as pasteboard. u.s.
Over One Hundred and Ftftv Butldisg+
averaging in value $4,000. many mer.
chandise houses, saloons and general
stores were wiped ont and nothing OF
the business portion remains. The
number Of people rendered homeless Is
placed at 1900 and they arc being
cared for by MessrA Giroux and Cross
of the mining company. Two special
ira ms left here Ter the scene OF the fire
carrying food and other material to
comfort the distressed. and q meeting
is being held to raise money for the
needy. of whom there are many. Loss
is complete, but little Insurance being
written In that place owing to the
inadequate water supply. No efforts
are beng made to 1sxtricate the re-.
mains from the ruins, and until the
sssand cools sulacisnsly 20 permit rec.
cuers to approach the debris it will be
to ascertain definitely tho
names of the victims Several promi'
nent men from the West are said to
have been in the town st the time and
are uuacoounted for. r. +
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
How to Diet For Gastric catarrh.

How to Diet For Gastric Catarrh.
Avoid all foods which readily under
20 decomposition, such as cheese, meats,
milk, butter and animal fats. Adopt
the plan Of eating twice daily, and
make the diet exceedingly simple. II
you can 60 to bed for 9 couple Of weeks
and live wholly upon buttermilk, kou-
miss or kumyzoon, this will give you
q good start. Or you might adopt q
fruit diet for q few days. In the use Of
fruit, you must be careful to- avoid
seeds and skins Grapes, cooked apples,
stewed peaches and fruit juices are the
best fruits for you to take. You might
take in addition small amount Of some
we'll prepared cereal food, such as
granose, and may also be able to digest
moderate quantities Of maltol and bro.
NOSE. 57s1sl2 -ss5.- Jul az :s3z 5s5 =, gEs,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
FEELING or EMULATION.

Victory Of Sir Herbert Kitchener Has
Coed Eject II Great Britain. "a
LONDON, Sept. la-The evsnt Of the
week, the capture OF Omdurman, and
incidentally Of Khartoum, BY tho
Anglo Egyptian army under General
Sir Herbert Kitchener. has produced .
feeling OF sxultation throughout Great
Britain. which 10 in marked contrast
with the gloomy forebodings Of the
past months. during which every one
has besn finding fault with the govern.
ment. and is was generally believed
that the oountry's rivals were over.
matching her at every point The
completeness Of the victory has had .
most exhilarating effect and has IN.
doubleday impressed tho continental
nations, while tho cordial praise cablsd
from the American press has been
much appreciated here.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
TELEGRAPHlC BREvITlEs.

Colorado silverites named . fusion
ticket. '> .....- u.
: Rev. J.. q. Hull Of St. Paul, serving
= sentence for attempted wife murder,
has been declared insane. NJ We. IL.
Colonel Roosevelt announces hs will
accept the Republican nomination tor
governor Of New York II rendered him.
4 Rev. DR.. A. s. Hull, for many years
secretary Of the American Bible 80
ci,ty. 10 dead st Brooklyn, aged 70
YoaTs. 's, l4ssx
The first snow storm of tho season ts
reported from Eastern Colorado and It
Sthreatsns to develop into . blissard In
Western Nebraska. ~. ...,.-. :.
n. The central provinces Of japan have
been swept BY . terrible typhoon
which has caused heavy foods doing
immense damage and destroying 100
lives. ......-. -. D..
. The passenger list Of tho Cunard line
steamer Campania, just arrived from
Liverpool, included Hall Osine, the
novelist, Lord Brassey, governor OF
New south Wales, and Ada Rshan.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13

The pain OF a bnrn or scald Is al.
most instantly relieved by applying
Cham berlain's Pain Balm. 1t also
heals the Injured parts more quickly
than any other treatment, and with
out the burn IN very severe does not
1eave a scar. For sale at NJ. ".
wetze)'s drug store. gE "a. h ss45
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-13
How 20 Cook Artichokes.

A rather common way Of cooking ar
tichokes il to bake them. They should
be peeled and trimmed as for boiling,
then put in a baking tin, with two
ounces Of butter (melted) and salt and
pepper. Bake for half an hour. when
they should be q nice brown, but they
must be we'll basted to achieve the lat
ter result. Artichokes are good fried In
chips, the chips being quite thin and
the frying medium butter. .zS,7