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The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

Miss Annie f. Cunning, Tyre, Mich,
SAYS, Il suffered long time from dyspep-
sia; lost flesh and became very weak no,
dol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured me;
II digests what you eat and cures all
stomach trouble. II never fails TO give i'm
p,e.Iiate relief IN worst cases. |. I'll. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

vas nearly dead with dyspepsia,
l'ed doctors, visited mineral springs and
r." worse. | used Kodol Dyspepsia
ure, That cured me- II digests what
~ eat, Cures indigestion, sour stom-
20 heartburn aud all forms Of dyspep-
"a l II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

Mr.. ]. Sheer. Seialia. Mo-. saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Cure,
Doctors had given her up to de with the
Group. It's an infallible cure for coughs;
colds grippe, pneumonia, bronchltls and
throat ard lung troubles Relieves al
once /. IL Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

Trains 5 and are vestibule trains between
Chicago and Denver, they will carry chair car
and Pullman through without change.
nfains aud are local express trains and
NnIcarry hrst and second class coacher, tourist
seepcrs and Pullman sleepers.
ZEN per cent. reduction on regular fare will be
made when round trip tickets are purchased.
G. j. GARyIN Agent
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

Mrs. r. Churchill. Berlin, VI, says
aOur baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye cured
her A specific for piles and skin d,s-
sases. Beware OF worthless counterfeits.
/. Ill. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

y. b. Clark. Peoria. H.. says, Surge
Dob wanted TO operate on me Tor piles, but
I ctlred them With DeWitts Witch Hazel
SaIye~ It * infailible for piles and skin
titcases. Beware Of counterfeits- l. II.
Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06

DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the
blood, clean the liver, invigorate the sys-
tenn. Famous little pills for constipation
md liver troubles, |. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06
For Sale.

One first. class water right in For
Lyon Canal, easy terms.
c. B. THoMAS.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06
Additional Local News.

See the new line of hats at Nc.
Gan Bros.
A new line of corsets Just in at
ohnston's'
A big line of outing aannels, tas-
bators and plaid suitings, at Irwins.
Ladies' and children's shoes at
rices never before heard OF at Max
Ielrs.
We hsve some very beautiful dolls.
see them. BoYd's Up. o-date, p. o.
building.
Coles Air Tight "Hot Blast
heaters hold FIRE over night. Sold
y Huddleston-
Those delicious Puritan Chocolates
l pounds and half pounds. Boyd's
Ep, to. date, p. o. Building.
The Methodist church is receiving
much needed coat OF paint The
kuilding had become quite dingy
nd needed freshening on the ont
ids
4 The sidewalk on the north of the
blodge:i block has been torn up and
new plank walk substituted. The
Ia walk was about played out and
lev one had become a necessity.
The school board has appointed
4. l. Dunning Us janitor Of the
chool building. Mr. Dunning re.
kidss near the school house and will
adoubsedlY give satisfaction in his
betbods and work
Lamar lodge Of Mssons had their
kHaual election Of officers last Sat.
priSy night W. q. Gould, W. NJ;
;lDes D. Durkie, 5. w,;;P s Lynch,
! ", ". J. Johnston, Treas and
y b Trailer, Secy., we're the officers
lected. q
The crossing on Olive street, from
Be bank corner to the Blodget; cor
J.; should receive the attention OF
b. city authorities A new stone
FsU-siug would be great aceommo.
fAis0n 10 everybody, ms that plAcs
ss very much traffic over it.
Carey \. Troup, of Caddoa, Bent
O1Riy, made homestead entry Of
1ns land near Caddos. on last Fri.
AT Mr Troup has been residing IN
Bot county for several years, but
hls Is his iirst venture in acquiring
FILE TO any government land.
Z II. Friend who has 50 accept
tbly llIed his position at the school
uuss, since tho fall term opened,
t-iguci his situation the first of
his moath, He will shortly go 60
ArrzO, whers be vii, take charge
a newspaper plant, and issue a
eehy paper Success go with him.
-
While the strong wind was blow
(ns Oa last Thursday, the brick walls
the residence being erected for
Anss Stephenson, north OF town, in
ae Fuller addition, we're blown down
he walls were up, bat as they had
toi been hrAeed, the wind had full
seeP at them, and down they went.
Henry Frerericks, an old resident
this county, and now living near
tolly, took out naturalization papers
p Monday. Mr.. Frerericks already
sss d citizen, by virtne OF his faith
fE' naturalization years ago, bnt he
fould not procure the papers with
Pr delay. and so he took out pa
fers himself.
During a visit to Mclean Bros
iore this week we hsd the pleasure
Inspecting one of the largest and
taadsomest displays of holiday goods
fVe' brought to the state. This en-
fe'prising firm Is determined that
p one need send away for Christmas
'nesents this year, and so they have
bonght line of goods so complete
hAt all tastes can be suited. There
Ire presents for old and young; you
Fah get just what your mother or
FlEe' sweetheart or baby wants; there
ire presents for your best fellow or
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06
Advertised Letter List.

The following is list Of the un.
claimed letters remaining in this of
fee December 6, 1899:
The Lamar register., 1899-12-06
cnamors Vests & Ghost Protector.

They prevent pneumonia. Get
them at Boyd's up.to date Drug
Store. z. o. Building.
The sun., 1899-01-18
MINING NEWS.

Mining promoters report an active demand
for zinc and lead properties. from London. Sew
eral big deals are pending in connection with
The Horn silver, Frisco, Utah, Is getting
some copper ore from the SOO-foot Lowell south,
and will soon make a shipment Of from 90 to
so tons.
100 tons of ore per day. running IRON 50 TO Sl5
rer ton net. The ore gets richer as depth is
The Niammoth.Collin tArizonal lity-stamp
mill treated $500 tons OF ore during Decem-
ber, The amount Of gold extracted, exclusive
milling and hauling. Sll.550: leaving net
profit for the month Of 81 .25O.
keen Copper Igmpany that tho rninss Of Clifton
district. Arizona. can be worked at good profit
with copprr selling at cents ner pound. This
carry nearly $40 gold and silver to the ton.
prospects at Circle City, Alaska. are report.
rich strikes but every thoroughly worked
claim Is in good nay ore. Some OF the men
are l8kins out SO a day. ,,,. 81, ,,. ro,,
Mile Alaska, are said to resemble Bonanza IN
the Hlondike In Length. width and other char;
and upward of LOCO miners are at work in the
The Crn.sus Millln" and Mining Company.
which is operating plumbago claims in Sierra
county, California naid dividend last month
amounting 70 S2LQOO. The company expects
10 declare dividends eNeiy two months.
Tunnels are being run in the Golden Char
lot aud Golden Rule. l,aglc, county. Colorado.
w lHe Eplu- HSSuTtS anu lDteI-
sect the Ave contact veins on the property. A
new. COMPANY will be formed b, work the mil!
at Fulford and operate thirteen other claims
in the district Several hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of ore Is ready for the mill. In con-
nection with which II cyanide plant is soon %
be installed -
The Superintendent of the Spennzuma Gold
Mining and Milling Company wired Yesterday
from Arizona: We are working in six tun-
nels and shafts. each showing rich paying ore.
In the eastern tunnels and cross cuts the ore
averages without selection from $40, TO S160
\ MI va In ha Ma
guerte averages much higher while the shaft
At the southern tunnel has gone twelve feet
through solid copper glance averaging from
40 per cent. to 80 uer cent copper without any
assortment or selection 1t is also rich in
gold"
Cross cutting both ways at depth of 600
feet Is proceeding in the Mother Lode. Boun-
Diary Creek. II. c.. TO both the foot and hang
ing wall. The ledge is POO feet in width. aver
age samples assayng 6h per cent. copper and
ST. gold. A 2JO-;on smelter will lie erected
when the Crows Nest branch of the Canaii
Pacific is completed next March. The British
Columbia Copper Company which owns this
NINE will list its stock in Boston in February.
The sun., 1899-01-18

Court of Appeals Calendar for To-Day.
ALBANY, Jan. II The Court Of Appeals Day
Calendar for tomorrow is: Nos 6es. $50 724, 726.
727, T2H, 1872 and T33.
The sun., 1899-01-18

Coffee prices receded little again to day. Interior
dealers show marked inclination to buy, and the
jobbng trade, here suffers i'll consequence. Then,
too the Brazilian receipts continue large and the
American visible supply Of Brazil is 34s 200 bags
against llb2,oop a year ago; II Is pointed cnt.
moreover, that the large warehouse deliveries thi,
month mostly through importltions by the West.
NAVAL sroREs-Quet Spirits. 44las+5c Com
mon 10 good strained rosin. 81 .37l4a&l. 40.
PROyIEIOSs,-Lard was quiet prime Western,
$3.50; city, $6.25 continental refined, S5.aO. Pork
quiet picked hams, ,7c.: do. shoulders. DC; do
bellies 5lsS5Ifc Taliow. &c. Dressed hogs, ia
bLc. Butter-Crqamery Western extras. 10 . IDtpc.,
do, hrsts les ts'3r.; state, finest. ls4e lHc do
hrsts lTdlSc. Cheesc-State. full cream. large,
colored or white. fancy i0tqc.; do. choice
Nt@lOc., do. small, fancy, Il@1lAc. Eggs State
and Pennsylvania, average hest 2I@21 &c: West
eru fresh gathered. frsts, 21c. Chicago, Jan. IL
" Provisions ruled love- with hogs and the grain
market. hut the buying good both by packers
and commissionshouscs, The cash trade was fair
with some improvement in that for lard"
SUGAR-Raw was steady at 4a6i p.32r. for DG7 test
and 3 1916. for S"7 test. Sales of 5000 bags
centrifugas. NHo test at U.32c OK store. Refined
was quiet and unchanged. European cables werc
easier.
Ian t,.1 ,y'a
The sun., 1899-01-18
COPPER.
OFFICE OF THE
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD co,

32 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
Notice ~ hereby given tuAt, pursuant tn the plan
of reor"auiZation of tn" LAX" superior and Missis
sippi Railroad Company, included in the orgAnZa
tion Of the 81. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
and in its bylaws, drawings 0f preferred stock ~
the 81. Paul and Dulutl Railroad Company were
duly had. At the office of the COMPANY, 32 Nassau
Street in the city OF New York, upon IN" 10Th dsv
OF JAnuaiy lHHA. pursuant 10 resolutions OF the
Board Of Directors and that two thousand seven
hundred and eighty TWO 1882, shares Of the said
preferred stock were drawn aud thereby retired.
Particulars ~ the result Of the draw lg an b. OBJ
tanned on apph- stion TO tie 0fhCe or Ihe Company
after January 18th, 1899. The a. AIS drawn frr
retirement Will be paid for at par IN" CompAuy
ohce on surrender of the certificates an cted by tho
drawny and new cert AcaeE for the remaining share,
will be issued IN exchange for the certificates 90 sur.
rendered. r. s. ROLLINS Assistant SECRETARY
Dated January 18th 1902.
The sun., 1899-01-18
Optnipa, Highest. Lome.t. C,onn0. NiSht
S.EHe Mar F',,,,,7s : 77sH "a 74s 5599,t T.

~ Onenlnn. HL0h,H. Lomet. CoJin0. Night
S;s'e SS;;sE sES'~,,5s 5sN I'D 7.s IS * 75ss&
oss wers sasier on the spot sales of 2s,ooo hush
ss}so.t;0 track mixed. 3i@86c, Futures nominal.
for export hure and at the outports. No 2 i'll ele
ynt9E Max price No yfii1w ass yT eyer May N3
sales of 10000 bush, Prices as follows "''"
Hay, o@ ,,@ti% % XIX N ak ' @i% VT; 4iTi
II matters little at the moment what may be said in
favor OF wheat; the indsputabe fact remains that
dulHess OF the speculate n connterbalances all tho
laid to-day the fact that the Russian shipments
last week turn out to haze been not 3 10000 bush.
they ware only 5o4 900 there was some liquidation,
Iii fact there was considerable short selling here.
Yoi the Russian exports fall considerably below
hGy we're asa 900 hush. Besides what sort OF
a showing do Russian shipments of l.024,ooo make
5rd4IQ7lf Importing countries are buying over
q bush. IN America for every bush. in Russia.
aud the clearanccs werc d0n,ooo bush A cold wave
is approaching the winter wheat belt most OF which
is said to he bare of snow Prime says in his latest
rGport THE largest proportions Of the winter
winat areas are to-day bare OF snow. The consensus
Of opinion has been that We have had very try
really been no movement up to this date of the
winter wheat crop of Is"S. All the offerings have
beep absorbed for home consumption and this state
ofihhlgs may continue forever six months Longer"
IN Germany the weather is unseasonAbly mild. Loss
favorable news comrs from eome parts OF Russia
There have been hard rosts without snow at Odessa
and II H added, such conditions of course are liza
Bic 10 cause serious damage to the crops" From
Argentina the crop reports are moro favorable, but
Puenos Ayres correspondent adds The gold pre-
mimm has further fallen sharply. and now stands
hpilre This great decrease in the value OF
gold mAy have considerable influence in de-
The sun., 1899-01-18

laying the crop inovenlentn Tho Liverpool Corn
Trade Ncvf America holds the field and can net
any pace she likes within Russia II is true Il
dark horse this season, and one cannot tell what II
may do the land OH Tod Sloan fall into any error
Of judgment. II is not improbable that con
siderable strength may arise in the American situa
II must be borne in mind that the visible supply is
not very substantial and that IL the eve OF
decreasing pretty rapidly should shipments con.
tinne on so large scale. Russia has
laieh. hut this would not ~ far in supply
ing Europes large needs There quite little
luying against puts and more or less covering
Uf shorts. At MINNEAPOLIS good cash demand
have been shut down. will start again tomorrow.
At St Louis 10000 bush. ere being loaded ont for
export. Paris was 10 centines lower to . centtmgs
higher o. all declines there is more Less outside
yin". IL Il stated that some slld-Ont stock upcia'
tors nav" turned their attention to wheat still
prices To-day declined owing to the revision OF tho
IAN export ngnres liberal rcceipts, decline of
"gd "a Liverpool dulness ~ speculation, and hcar
attacks Corn was ersicr. with Liverpool down SD.
The clearances were 3NS,OOn. The export demand
was somewhat less urgent. In oats there were no
with other ccresls Messrs. HARLOW Cpngdun sold
huDOOu bush. in Chicago.
FLouR-Dnll and easier in sympathy with wheat;
sSles II 900 bbs. Recepts wer, 22- ibis aud
WINTER In bbls. Superhne. 81 OGS2.Ihi M. Extra.
S9hO@S2.Oh; clears. S3aS3.25G sttaights S3.lus
$40: raer's. S3'iOH S3 81. spring in bbls Clrar4.
s.uu9i3. ~: Straights So s@.l5; patents s3.bI
@s3.N6
CuiTnN-Spnt cotton here was unchanged, with
sales uf I,ul0 bales for spinning: 100 bales were
against Disc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf G4c
against RSc. The southern spot markets were un.
changed. New Orleans sold Loo. Memphis $40.
talye zoo. Augusta $50 and Mobile 900. Liver.
pool was unchanged on the spot with sales ~ 600
futures were unchanged to = point higher. The
movement day was as follows:
The sun., 1899-01-18

Appellate Dyision-supremo Court.-Nos. AZ. 80,
20: W, 80. -, -: !. 10, Vs. nI 9s.
calendar called at 1880 A, NJ Part II.-Caurt opens
Diyorces.Nos a6e6. 27o2. a7o5. 270i, 27Oa.
2725 ,a7an. a7as, s72a, 475i. 27i7. 9si44,
Part Part Iy.ncasG unfinished. law and fact.
Part y.--Case unfinished. Cases from Part iv. Part
NL-Motions from Part !. Part vII.-Clear Elevated
H. r. cases. Trial Tcrm.-Part lI.-Clear. Preferie ed
6D3, d5a1 5Gn7. 1929. 6318. dSO2. 1884 1877, ID86
5' 52ss' s0a6 & 1922. l1n, G5aa. 1911. SOB; InGs.
5sOa, 554d, aoHs. a4oT. 736s 5o47. 52G5. 88o5,
3s02, .0h+. Part lll,-Case unfinished. Nos. :t6,
1918, 373O, 200, 22o1, a4s. 1900. 344s, 1870.
345s, 37Ds, 227s. 29O2. 2uo3 ao43. Inquest t.
No. 2Ts7. Part Iy.-Clear. Cases from Part III.
Part y.-case unfinished; cases from Part III. Par:
Nl.-Cnse unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
NlI-Casc to be summed up. Nos. 23os, 1858,
3 l3$a iI9s los 1g27 @ 2ns1 s1 25Ii 5 ?o2 5lns 25s0
eabs. 3oi2. 300. 3l4T, 33!5. 3432, 352s. 352a,
3622, 1914. 5b5 1913. Part ylII.-Case unfinished
Cases from Part VII. Part X-Case unfinished. Cases
from Part vii. Part Xii.-Case un6nisned' Cases
from Part l..
Surrovate's Court-Chambers.-For probate Wills
Of Andiew A. brown; Cornelius HaEgcTty, John An.
stein. Eugenic Marquand. at 1890 A. NJ Trial
Term day calendar
City Court-special Term.-court orens at 10 4. NJ.
Nos 5000 -. 2175, 22l5. 22ln. .I6e. 2n.59. q.
65o2. 2l6of. 1907 1890 2ll3. 65I3Ie Part H.
I245it. 1864. 1884. 1919. 33a5. 1892 ain5 aaap.
24oo. .4ol, 24O3. 2aoH. "437 243a. 2441 acos 1915
22s; 2aI5; 25se 252a, 2524, 25e7, 252s' 252a 25so
l5aa 2s6e 2sIa 1864, 2s7s. 24si. 2Is8. 25s4. 25a5
254s, .54s 255o. Part iv.-Clear Short causes
Nos. e5sn. 657s. 800 G56E ,'557 e377, 5c3s 65s7,
649I 1888, o4lB, 5oo7. Equity casc-No. 3os
The sun., 1899-01-18


including gold s2a2 os6.1ss s2ac. .os7. .6s6
s,S Money in london. ldi IL ;. & Z cent Rate @ ot
months bills. "a e cent Paris advices quote
3 cents at lOl francs 40 centimes. Ex-
change on London. % francs 2l centmps.
j. d W Seligman & Co announce that large
majority OF the preferred and common stock of
the American Steel and Wire Company has
been deposited under the agreement of Jan. >.
and that the same has been declared operative.
The time for depositing stock has been eX:
tended tO Jan. 25, when II is expected that all
OF the outstanding securities will be deposited.
Attention is called to the fact that to partici-
pate In the plan for, the reorganization of the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Company. holders Of securities must deposit
them not later than Jan. 20 with Speyer Co.
or Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
tr,- do ytvAr
The sun., 1899-01-18

TUESDAY. Jan. 17,-GRAIN-W -Wheat-Spot was
easier; sales OF 32s. 900 bush. for export here
aud n the outports. No. northern Duluth.
4c over May T. o. b. aioat: No. l hard Duluth,
1Oe over. May: No. northern New York. 4c.
over May The Northwestern receipts were
4a2 cars. against 430 last week and $50 last
year Chicago received 146 cars. against 141
last week and 63 last year. Futures closed 1c.
lower. with sales OF 965.OO0 bush. Prices as
follows:
The sun., 1899-01-18

New York Stock EIchanEe-sales Jan. II.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN S1.0O0s).
The sun., 1899-01-18

NEw YoRB, TUESDAY, Jan. l7.-Receipts Of beeves
were sol head including cars tor the market: but
there was no trade of Importance to-day Tho feel
ing was steady Dressed beet WAS in moderate de
mand Al 7IsauC. p n. for ordinary to choice native
sides Cables unchanged. Exports to-day 100 beeyes
and 44lo quarters of beef: shipments tomorrow.
IHO beeves and S,uH4 quarters.
Receipts Of calves were 40 head all for the mar
kct. Feeling steady for all grades. Common to
prime Neals sold at $ISsS.2 70 n 100 ns. M West
srnS or BARNARD calves III market City dressed Veas
steady at pOl2c. T. N.
Receipts " sheep and lambs were ia head and
with III" stale stock, there were carloads on safe.
Very little doing hut sellers rated the market steady
deck OF good sheep sold at 81 rs 2 100 MS; deck
OF good lambs at $40. ono carload Of lambs was
held over. Dressed mutton steady at B9sC. & b,;
dressed lambs slow AZ TlSSar
Receipts VI hogs we're 4.o32 head, aud there were
The sun., 1899-01-18
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

Total sales. 3.70O shareL
The sun., 1899-01-18

Augusta shipped to-day 81, Memphis 3,3op. st.
Louis B.l6l. Cincinnati 3.2Oa, and Houston p5lr.
The Signal Service predicted threatening and much
.oder weather during the next twenty -four hours in
Tennessee, the CarolinAs, Georgia western Florida,
Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana; rain and colder in
eastern Florida partly cloudy and colderin Arkansas
fair and colder in Texas. Oklahoma. Indian Terri
tory. New Orleans advanced . to 4points Futures
here rose TO points for the general list but re.
acted ana closed 1 point lower to higher. Prices
as follows:
The sun., 1899-01-18
EtnaneiaI.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway Co.

plan and agreement OF reorganization ia now
ready and all security holders are invitedno obtain
copies at office
decree OF foreclosure and sale Of the railroad
property of the Columbus, Hooking Valley and To.
ledo Railway Company and of the coal lands of thA
Hooking Coal and Railroad Company has hereto.
fore been entered IN the United States Circuit Court
for the Southern District OF Ohio Eastern Division.
and said Court, OF its own motion. has directed tn"t
n sale hereunder must be made not later than April
IL, 1892
Prompt action by security holders Is therefore es-
sentisl, and we hereby givo notice that
ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY I, 1890,
HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES. In
order to participate in the reorganization, MUST DE-
POSIT THEIR SECURITIES WITH US under said
plan and agreement, viz:
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Co. per cent. bonds
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Co. and Hooking Coal and Railroad Co. q per cent
bonds.
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Co. 4 per cent. bonds.
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Co preferred stock.
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Co. common stock.
We further give notice that
ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY I, 1890,
HOLDERS OF OUR RECEIPTS OR CERTIFICATES
FOR BONDS OF any OF the abovc.described issues
already deposited with us pursuant to our circn.
lar OF February 20. 1897, in order to participate in
said reorganization, MUST PRESENT SUCH RF-
CEIpTs OR CERTIFICATES AT OUR OFFICE AND
HAVE SAME STAMPED AS ASSERTING TO THE
PLAN AND AGREEMENT OF REORGANIZATION
Deposits and assents. II accepted after February
LIST, 1922 will be subject to such terms and condi
tons may hereafter determine.
Further notice will be given when the cash pay
ments from depostors OF stock required.
J. F.. MORGAN g. co.
23 Wall Street
New York. January IL, 1922.
The sun., 1899-01-18

ei2 on sale. slow and lower for live hogs At
Ss,eoessao y 100 Ss,i choice state pigs we're
quoted as high as 50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-14
GLAZING
onions and Carrots Are Easily Pre-
pared and May BE Used the
Year Round.

Inc French cooks possess the art of
cutting vegetables IN dainty decorative
forms and glazing them. These glazed
vegetables are chiefly for decorative
purposes, but are also delicious to cat.
The glazed vegetable is generally con-
sidcrVd a "fuSsy' thing to prepare. and
therefore the average housekeeper in
This country usually takes little inter
est III its preparation.
This is 4 mistake. Onions and ear
r0ts are easily prepared for this pur-
pose, and used the year round. To
Fiaz" onions select a dozen white on
ions OF large size. Boil them. Remove
The hearts with a vegetable cutter.
jSc the remainder Of the onions stuffed
with Il forcemeat OF any kind. and
roasted hroUn for another dish. Take
the r0uUJ hearts OF the onions removed
BY the vcgetanl" cutter aud lay them on
a pla+", spread an ounce Of butter in
a saucepan and when it is hot and melt
ed put in the onions; sprinkle two
small pIn"heS Of sugar over each one
of IL" onions. Toss the onions in the
buttor until they are delicatcIy and
evenly coiored- Cover them with Il lit
tie stock and cover the saucepan they
are in with a close cover until ihe stock
bolls to . glaze. It is q good plan at
this 5-a-H to put The oIi"n> in The oven
and lei them glaze there, oastinn them
every = minutes. Use them around
meat or any vegetable they are needed
around. Young spring "avrots are
used in preference for glazing. Boil
them tender and turu them in small.
even shapes-rorl shapes. Put 40
SINAI carrots Of the tiny French yaric-
ty sold in the spring in a saucepan in
half n pint of broth, a teasNoonfuI of
salt and 4 t~easpoonful of sugar. Put
the sarrcp9n, closely covered. on a
quick fire and let the broth boil down
for 20 minutes, when they should be
well C0lOred. Large carrots should be
cut in tHo-inch lengths before cook
ing and glazing them. Turnips can he
IL into cork-shaped pieces one inch
thick by two inches long and glazed
much the same way carrots are. Either
of these vegetables may be prepared
white or brown, according as they are
fried in butter and cooked in stock, or
simply partly cooked again till done
in another water, with a pint and q half
of water, a t~easpoonful of salt and a
teaspoonful OF sugar.-N. Y. Tribune.