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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
HAVE YOU ANY STOCK.
Omaha Loan and Trust Go. Goes in.
to Receivers Hands.
Liabilities Large. Assets Not So Large. Little
ior the Stockholders.

Omaha. N.b.. Dec. la-on application
ot VIM. Wallace. Judge rawcett in the
district court. late Wednesday afternoon.
appointed VIM. n. Potter receiver for the
omaha Loan AVID Trust Co. and fixed his
bond at $lU0Wp, Edgar II. Scott was
named as attorney for the receiver.
rs soon as the appointment was made
III" receiver quaihed ON the bond ami
took possession. The applica ton WIS
made by Mir. Wallace 4 director in the
company and as proponsnt gave 4 bond
of $lHb,H with Guy c. Barton and G. II .
Brown as Surct.rS.
40 official statement was filed with the
apl ,ication Tor 4 receiver blt Mr.. Wal
aces attorneys ar authority for tn
statement tina. the company has out
standing tleb,nturt bonds OF $4,000: II
IS guarlnttcr tor about 81 i.Hn.t-o OF It's
loans and il has paid up capital stock
of srhu,o. The assets are still Somewh m [
indefinite. Thc larScr Pari OF them is
represented 10y 81 lvl,VJQ ot real tstut"
taken on foreclosures. which is the luoi
value OF the property.
Abolt sIVo l4p of this auuun; is COY ere !
by what nr. known as straw mort
cages. which are included in the list uI
t,uaran.ecd loans. These straw mort
cages do not represent anything nj am
irregular character. bu. are murieI2vs
used by large trust companies to avoid
ra,rying q large amount Of dead prorert,
that ties up the working capital Thi ;
ivlves aboat SiU0.uJo Of real estate in book
value. TO cover the dcbynture bOrds aud
any actual liabilities which exist on the
guaranteed loans
Il is not believed by any oc tn" direct
orS that the stockholders Will realize
anything out Of the capital stock. on"
ri The directors said that tie stock h"d
been Offered within tho past W month.
At from t1 : cents on IN" do lar.
ihe greater part "i S'.E"."" oi giarln-
tl.d loans is also projected by r"al;N
mortgages. The loans were made on
Missouri and Nebraska farms and on
Omaha realty The Missouri loans are
said to b. fair. those on Nebraska lands
OF high grade. and those ON Omaha prop
erty are also considered worth about par.
Several Years ago GhoIt S35n.uUu at
mortgages We're placed ON Omaha suhur-
ban property. which has not proved ali
that WAS expected OF it, and this load
III" company has been carrying. Thc
failure l. realize On them * given az
lhr real causc OF thr present financial
distress .; til" company. Tn" savings
be nix. which was taken over by Il corpo-
rs ton. is said to be i'm good condition.
being in no way connected with the Tru5.
Co
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Nhile skating on the river. yesterdav
afternoon at about O'Clock. BUDDY"
llatcn. little Randolph boy. had mar
row escap" from drowning. Both ab,ve
ana below the bridge the Ice IL safe bn,
under il il is either very thin or there "a
"p'n water. Hatch skatcd into an open
place. He had the presence Of mind N
keep swimming about and was thus ken,
from going under the ice. After few
minutes wait ladder was thrown from
the bridge onto the icc then passed to
him and ne escaped with only wcttluc
and chill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
Cushnoc Grange Elects Officers.

Cushnoc Grange. NJ. 204. Of River
side. held It's annual meeting. Wednes-
day evening. with Il coed attendance
and elected the follow ing officers:
Master. j. 8. Clark: overseer, l.. ].
Arey; lecturer, Mrs G.. l.. Weeks: stew
ard. Scott Clark; asst. steward, G.. T.
Weeks: chaplain. Mrs. j. NJ. Cross:
treas. r. {. GetcheIl sec. Mrs NJ. A.
Gc'chell: gatekeeper t. NJ. Cross; Po-
mona. Mrs. ii. G. Dickey: Fiora, Mrs
l.. G. Getchell: Ceres, Mrs. j. $. CLARK.
lady assistant steward Mrs. l.. ].
Arcy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Ered White has been appn!ntc,,
keeper of the Johnson House, while an
attachment OF the goods has been made
r. favor Of the Gardiner Beef CO. NJ
Smith, the proprietor, has been having
some difficulty in certain matters re.
Gently and has been contemplating
closing the house 10 the public The
matter will probably be settled at once
ard it is hoped that Mr. Smith will!
continue 70 run the house as he has
made many friends among the travel
ing men. who would be sorry to see the
place closed and also 10 lose him TIL.
result of the financial difficulty will be
known within a few days and all hope
u sec the house again open for busi-
EesS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

and N.-Two carriers: length of routes.
81 miles: area covered, 80 square miles; ;
population served, 116: number Of
houses on routes. l10; carriers, Richard
F.. Burns and Burton G. Dickey. Post
Offices at Freeman and West Freeman
to be discontinued. Star route 1881 to
be discontinued. Nj. NJ. service 2OlloS to
be discontinued. Mail to Strong, Me.
The following star service has tcrn
iii scOntinued in Maine:
l2SS. Holden to East Holden. From
Dec. 81. 1901. Holden discontinued
Mail to Bangor tBrewer station,.
The following rural free delivery has
been established:
Berwick, York county, tRts. l and -.
TWO carriers: length of rts.. 4l2. miles:
area covered Sc sd. ms. population
ST .'T|d. 115i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

W asilineion. Lee. ll.--Thc POST ol.ce
"a -pdFtmeHt gives notice that on jar
uary l. two fou~th-class post Offices IN
Maine will be raised 10 The Preeident;3l
class These are the post ca,cr 81
'herrE.ield. where the SALARY Of the
postmaster will be $llc0: and the Office
u kitter". "-here the salary will be
slG1o
j htee more rural free delivery routes
lave been authorized for Maine. one at
south Ferwick and two vt Stroas. 70
De pat into operation on Feb. |. Tne
announcement Of the post office depart
meht regarding them is rs follcys:
south Berwick. York cnun,v-Onc
carrier; length of route. 20; miles
area covered. lei, square miles. nonu-
i'''on served. elS. number OF nons4,
On route 2oi; carrier. George f. W. -
reN. -
strong, Fron.llin county. ro,,.es ,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
MAINE OAIRYMEN
Hold Most Successful Annual Meeting 6.
Winthrop, Tuesday.

Wiz hrop. Me Dec 1".-Thc Main,
state Dairymen's Association held it's an
.nlal meeting here, Tuesday. and in
spite Of the storm and bad travelling
there was j good attendance, while tho
interest was never better President Al
don presided
Letters Of regret Al being unable 10 ho
present from several members were read
The election of officers resulted:
Pres; Rq!ill9s Mden, Winthrop; vice
Pres, w. c. Whitman Turner: Sec, D..
w. Dyer. Cumberland: Treas. T. s
ADAMS, Bowdoinham; trustees. ". *
tiamiin. Waterford.
spending secretaries reported as follows
Anoroscoggin-E- Il. I."avitt. fIowc5
Corner.
-Aroos took Jonathan Eenn Hodgdon
Cumberland-M. ". CrcsSey Gorham-
Franklin-S. T. Brackley. West Free
man.
Hancock-Engenc Haskell. No. Bluchill
l.incoln-A a. Fossett. Bristol
knox-E. T.. Light. Union.
cnnebec-Charles s. Pope Manchester
Oxford--J. a. Roberts, Norway.
Penobscot-C. l.. Jones. Corinna.
Piscataquis-H. l.. Leland. East San
ferville.
sagadahcc-E. c. Patten. Topsham
Sonersct-H f. Ellis. Embden
Washineton--A. +. Lincoln. Dennys-
Waldo-E. c. Dow. Monroe.
Yolll--Fred T. Pike. Cornish
The secretary and treasurer made their
annual reports which We're accepted.
Dinner was served by the sisters OF
Winthrop Grange.
AT the afternoon session, Major Avord
"f Washington. spoke on "Dairying IL,
Europe and was rendered vote of
thanks. Music. remarks by Prof G. W.
Gowell and music closed the program
In the evening. Prof. i. c. Weld. dairy
instructor at the New Hampshire Agri-
cultural College. gave an address fol-
lowed by Mr.. Torsey Of Winthrop, Pro-!
Gowrll and l.. &. Eateman. .tftcr music
the :cssiUn al joIrnCu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

owing to the engine Of the Accommo
oatlon train blowing out one Of its
cylnder heads when near the residence
2 v. ). Grant. Farningdale. Thurs.
DAY evening. 1t did not arrive here ur
,' nearly O'Clock, though it was due
mere AT 90. The engine Of the freiRh,
IRAN winch arrived here soon after
20. vas sent to her assistance and
look The train TO South Gardiner. from
which place the engina will be sent TO
me repair shop another engine taking
Nor place while repairs are being made
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

wrcckage with the name "Matteawan,'
on pieces Of II va washed ashore u
miles south or Cape Flattery Tho find
VAS mad" about Il wcok ago 10y natives.
Charles Schacffcr. Northern Central
Railroad engineer. Wednesday night DIS
covered six masked men trying 10 blow
open tho railroad Companys safe at the
New Freedom. Pa. station, with dyns-
mite Tho robbers set uron Schaeffvr AMI
after hard stuCglc overpowered and
robbed him of his watch and money.
They then fled. \ posse is in pursuit.
The death ot Edmund II. Wood pro
rrietor Of the Wanan Road conservatory.
nounced Mt Natick. Mass. Thursday. Nj
Wood was ~ Years of age. In 1899 Nh
Wood WAS elected president of National
Association Of American Florists. 4
widow and two daughters and Il son s:Ir-
vive him.
AZ a meeting Of sugar manufacturers
held at Brussels in anticipation OF the
forthcoming international sugar con-
ference. it was decided to oppose any
international convention which does
not entirely abolish direct and indirect
lounties on sugar everywhere.
Robbers. early Thursday. n.ew the safe
In the Farmers Rank At Shrcvc. Ohio.
ana awOkr tic citizens, who turned ont
en massc 10 capture tho cracksmen. tn.
latter. however. became frightened ana
lied. without having secured anything of
value. Two men. supposed Io nave been
implicated in the attempted robbery
were subsequently captured 4 few miles
east of the town.
The Lynn. Mass. Board Of Trade sue
ceeded, Thursday in bringing about the
settlement OF another of the strikes in
The morocco trade. "ndins the trouble at
The y. B. Hoffman factory after several
conferences with The striking work!ncn
Bower gazcrs Will get Sll per week and
side giaZers $40. All 2lazers returned to
work ana other workmen viii return as
the work !s advanced ipr tilclH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
HALLOWELL.
4 GRAND SUCCESS.
Granite Lodge Syndicate Fair Opens With vii.
son Hall Crowded TO Doors.

If Wilson hall had been twice as large
| MS II is, the crowd that was present.
| wednesday evening. at the opening Of
| the three ght fairof the Granite Lodge
| Syndicate. would have filed tom
! fort ably. II held them an. last night.
| because Ii had to. but comfort was 4
| very scarce article. Every seat in the
| hall. upstairs and down. was sold. nnG
held its occupant. while in the rear Of
I he hall the unfortunate ones who had
| rot secured seats. We're packed very
| rnuch as are the little ssh that swan.
I ne Maine coast ana masquerade as
slrdines.
There Wtlc between 500 and 500 pco-
! I.lc present, which is u good many
more than can be seated in the hall.
they began going 10 the han soon after
upper. and from 30 untll there was
4 steady stream ot humanity up the
stnirvays leading To the hall They
we're not all HalioWell people. for The
l,lectrlcs brought a large party from
Augusta ara some from Gardiner. ana
,le attendance must have been tery
gratifying 10 the management * the
fair.
The attraction Of tn evening was The
Military MINISTRIES. composed of Halo
we'll and Augusta talent ana the com.
rlrr embraced some az ,he rost known
musical reopla of tha two rities N
edition "a IT,. solnJs,s th.ro was , tina
norus OF * voices ana Inc entire nro.
gram was one cf rrnnor-c..d cr,..I-
nee. Hon. L. r. Beanc WAS master of
ceremonies. and performed the duties
III MS usual h1pnl manner.
A. III. curtain Went t.n far th.. Grand
overture. ~. audience v,s treated w /.
very prc,fy pictu.a 7'l. sf,p,. ,,,s
lleriIy dranad ,yi,h tha na,ion,l roIors
nd th, ,rtira rop,,,ry ,-i,h ~ ~
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b1qck AZ ,hc,r drass s,,it. 49,, An
licht Tbe;,, sores ,,,r.. III, ~ 5,.o..,,,I
wen rendered v,ir.. ,no;r iol,as ,,.tirt
were snicad Win ,o,a, bits -, III
,udionrn in D, ro,r ,bo ,,oo,a, ,i.,,.. n.
tho tin,n Tho and r,a,, Wv, as ~
lows. Ronas-u ~ Eor.ross -.
stan. a,,; Haro,, po-,.;,-- ar
rre+a Tanhoe- Da,.fd o., ~
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t,a,obo,i q, ,bjs liz,
Tho chorus TO ,daoa ,,,,.,,..,,,,. =.
Tho nIo,sura of .b, a,.a,,i,, 7,
strone- oro .,-.1I h,1.r,aa "a ,~.,,..
Tho soIoie,s e,,rnor, ,h,, M. .,a.
lass Ano,bor faa,rr, ,,.a. IL. ',,
i've ~ ~ c,~,..,o.. o,,,r... -
OF Nsssrs Stou-e, Snara pi,l,a.i III
Turner Nast.r p,.,n :, IL ~
MFR \-oI,,r+aor :. ,,,,so -.
u-,x-s .1o,e Nv, 80, -, a@ ~, 80.
of tba .ya,ip,~ r-o,,..s C,,.rho.,r <,,
nishod the ;nstrpuan,,, ,,rt ~. 49,
program a,a -oyc .bc ba., oe r,,i.r,,
lion The ni,uo nresidna o,.,. Il. j.
n o'Rricn xas fror, H. ,,,re,oo,,,, -
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec. ll.-The following
are the pension changes in Maine re-
sClting from the issue Of Nov. %:
Original. John y. Williams, Portland.
So. Increase. restoration. Reissue. An
a ew p. Young. EasIford. slc: John =.
Haley. EaIh. 81; Dclore Eewcomb. Da-
nasCus So; John 5. I.ittleiield. Bry-
ants Pond S2l; Jacob Jungo, soldiers
Home, T0Gus $40. Original. widow
special accrued. Nov. 2S Rosetta A.
Rove. Beams Corners, 81: Rebecca j.
ns:l Milb,i lgc. sI2; Emily T. B9wt.n.
Washington. So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

:. special TO tn. Charlotte, y. L. OBJ
Seer. from Wilson. y. c., says: +. l..
Powell, manager OF the brokerage
business Of Murphy e. Co.. New York.
has disappeared from Wilson. $40 0OG
short in his accounts. He left a note
saying he would commit suicide and
mailed it in Rocky Mount. IT is sup
posed hc IS in New York. Wilsonians
lose heavily on his deal. He claims ~
his note that he lost the amount on
Union Pacific and cotton deals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington. Dec. l2.-Among tn.
rCminatiuns confirmed by the Senate.
today, werc: Charles IL Darling, Yer
llont. to he assistant secretary of the
navy: George Moulton, Jr., Maine. tn
bc collector of customs. district of
E3th. Nc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
A Sliqht Hope OF Recovery.

<orta Adams. Mass. Dec II Michael
GrnZiauo who WAS shot MT H-ckla:H,
Yesterday. is IN the hospital here. and
grave fears f.it before
the Journey was undertaken. hc stood
ii very we'll and, This afternoon. Tor th"
arst ttrne. the doc,prs announced thu-
there were slight hopes TOT his recovery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pI'A ar" d..
rearlv SO likely 10 take h.t!d co1d' a.
are others.
physiolcsy goes into The reason.
Hoods Sorsaplrilla makes the biao'
pure, causing healthy ac'toh o. :"
mucous membrane ani ga ~
strength and tone 10 al the o's""F
and functions. 49,.
This great medicine RECEIVERS -"
system after 4 cold, as no otheF W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Our store is full of nice things fo-
the holidays" The public assIredIv
know that when Russell PFC -,
Irounce an opening OF their holiday
soods y means nice, as well as new
novelties books. pictures, toilet articlss
&C. &c, which they are not likely n
see duplicated in other stores. II is ~
interesting store TO visit NJ thiq tin,e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
OUT IN THE COLD.
Democrats Will Not Provide Committee Plac es
tor Mctaurin and Wellington.

Washington, Dec. lo--Tha Demo
cratic leaders IF the Senate have not
led the Republicans that the minority
opcs not feel called upon to provide
c"tnmitt@" places for either Senators
Mcl.aurin OF Wellington. 1t is undty-
stn0d that the Republican committee
on committees will assign these sena !
tors tn committee places
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

ph;,ippine tariff bill. Mr.. Payne's re-
port will not be of an argunentatiNe
character and will be confined to an
explanation of the new bill. The need
or revenue for the islands, because of
the extensive work OF development and
the establishment of schools Is set
forth. The minority report promises to
be quite extensive. taking up the gen
eral subjects Of colonial policy. impe-
rialism and protection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Samuel Smell OF Holyoke. Mass. nIi hti
a str11se hobby. Though = Years oia
and wealthy re deyoies al f,Is span r;ns IN
10 the making of stoEc eotfins' Du,,t- AZ
the past y years he has mace ana ~ M.
posed of over 4 huaured OF these' .," ~
iny thot they keep the body in an en-
cellert state of preservation long s''e'
hyriai
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
The Polo Schedule.

Following is tn" American roller poln
league schedule for the rnSt of tho week
Friday. Dec la--Salem ut Lowell. CIin-
.on ut Portland
Saturday. Dec li.-Clinton AT Lewiston
Portland ut Lawrence. Lowell at rlv-
mouth. Salem At Brockton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

There was a gathering at the Ollie
Of llr- Il. ii. Willis, the optician, Thurs
day everine, where the doctor disseCtcd
an eye. showing the vatious parts and
explaining them. The work WAS skill
fully done, instructive ana very inter
esting t. those present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

IN. Leslie VI. Sweetman, a prominent
surgeon OF Toronto. Canada, who was
well known In the United States. died,
"Wednesday. IN the Johns Hopkins hos
pitai AT Baltimore. He had been there
Tor several weeks receiving treatment
Tor blood poisoning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

There is now good skating on rhc
r1ver both above ana below the bldg
ami it Is being Cnj Nd hy larG " y +.
The recent rain made it smooth and the
large crowds how that it is heirg en-
joyed. There are but few places where
there is any coaSting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

y special meeting Of the Ladies Ail,
:. of NJ. will br held at the hall Of the
sons of Veterans. this evening. Il is
important that every member be ptes-
cnt as TIA annual election Of otii, e-s
viii IL. held
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

You viii b profted b. reading the
new ad. Of the New York Store ana
whon YOU call 1t the store re rrcTar,
to soc the finest and most attractive
as we'll as extensive holiday stock. q.
Z. L4ngille ever exhibited in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

tion. The large proportion Of the goods
are from the residence Of Mrs. +. q
richards. There is for one thing about
~ yards velvet tapestry carpet, nearlv
new. also an excellent refrigerator.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
BEHIND RECORD.
Six-Day BicycIists Showing the
Terrific Strain.
About go Miles Behind Record and
Unable to Do Any Better.
Numerous Accidents During Thursday. NC.
Eachern Threatens to Quit.

New York. Dec. I2..-At o'clock this
morning. there were five teams tied for
first place In the six-day bicycle race ut
Madison Square Garden. The leaders
were then 3j miles behind the record
At l.i5 l.. NJ, Babcock and Turvillc
gained q lap, which placed them on even
terms with the leaders in the race
a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
GARDINER.

Thy members Of the II. H. W. Wn!s
CIub were entertained D- -irs. q. A. Day.
Washington street. Thursday afternoon.
SiX tables were Sc; aru refreshments
were s,r--,J
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

The Chris,ma@ trade has started III
al a lively rate in this city, all tlc
traders report. This is rather earlier
than usual hut all are glad to have it 50
ana not a rush at the las minute. when
customers cannot bc SO well looked
after
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

The manufacture OF Xaruuc or drie,t
beef. The bitoag OF the Eoers forms one
Of the most important industries OF the
Argcntine Republic, whence 1t Is shipped
III large quantities to EraziI and other
South American states
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Fire at la !. N. Thursday. broke out
III the Dennison Paper Mfg. Cos. store
building n, l9S Broadway. New York In
very short time it had spread through
THIS narrow siX-story building and at
lacked Hegeman's drag store at 1876
BruIaUar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Th- display Of beautiful slippers X
the Hub shoe store shows that Cox
tne shoe man" has been exercising
hi, usual good judgment in the selec-
ton VI His holiday stock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

The great auction 1t the Coliseum, tn-
morrow at 10 y. II, as advertised Dy
NJ. a. Haradcr deserves special 2tten-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Half the Ills that man Is heir to com,
f..om indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitteri
strengthens and tonoD the stomach, makes
indigestion 'mposs w.
m Wf&wu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
OUTHGARDINER.

George Spencer has gone to Bridgera'
ter to work for the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
POLO GAMES.

AT Observation-Disclosures Y: Lewis
ton. G.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Mrs. Fred Wiley went e Machias.
Noudav. for a two weeks visit with her
parents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer returneo
from Boston. Tuesday. Jetfie Sawyer
came up from New York to spend 'ne
holidays with his parents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Jerome Farrell is spending the winter
in the lumber camps at Chain Of Ponds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Mrs Budrow ana son of Passport, are
visiting Mrs Edward Crossman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Work has begun on the ice fields OF tne
independent and Great Falls ice houses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-14

muslin and pour in and hang It up TO
drip, pressing 1t with wooden or silver
spoon to get all juice thru. When boil-
ing commences look at clock. 1t must
boil twenty-five minutes. While 1t il
boiling weigh as much good white sugar
as you have pounds OF Juice. When
juice has boiled ten minutes place sugar
in tin pan and put in over for five
minutes, stirring until hot. Take out
and pour into juice, which should be
boiling, and sugar must be hot enough
to sizzle when put in. Boil ten minutes
with sugar in, which will be twenty-five
in all. Have your glasses ready; also
have small pitcher and piece of
cheese-cloth to strain thru again. This
gives it a better sparkle. Pour hot wa
ter in pitcher to heat it: dip cloth in hot
water. place cloth over pitcher, and,
using small tin dipper, strain the hot
jelly into the pitcher and then pour into
the glasses. Work rapidly at this point
and have everything hot or it will be
cloudy and not sparkling and clear. Set
away to cool. When cool pour little
melted paraffin on top to keep off mold,
and put on lids. If for any reason Jelly
is not firm enough set in sun for few
days; but ii care is taken to follow di-
rections closely you VIII not need to do
so.--Mrs. r.. j. Venable in Globe Demo-
crat