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High and Mighty,

Albany Journal: When the Indians
were being recruited for the regular
army said an old soldier at recruiting
headquarters yesterday, ut was the GUS
..om to give them civilized names. Down
at Fort Apache. army officers were re:
,ruiting Yumas and Apaches. "A re-
sruitIng sergeant was naming them.
Finally a company was formed, and the
first sergeant, who was an American,
went out to the front and center to report
mis- company to the commanding officer.
"fCompany ID, sir, four privates abb
sent. 1t
"'Who are they asked the command
Ing officer.
" Jay Gould, Joseph Jefferson. Carter
Fl. Harrison and Russell Sage, sir.
shouted the sergeant"
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World to End This Year.

This is the recent decision of one OF
the prominent societies of the world,
but the exact day has no yet been
fixed upon, and While there are very
few people who believe this prediction
there are thousands of others who moi
only believe, but know that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is the best medicine
t o cure dyspepsia, indigestion, ccnyti-
patton, biliousness or liver and kidney
troubles. A fair trial will certainly
convince you of its value.
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u MsihsIs u taieS faRllss.

In this workadaySworid few women
are so placed that physical exertion
lis not constantly demanded OF them
in their daily life.
Mrs. Pinkham makes q specia1appeal
to mothers Of large families whose
work is never done, and many Of
whom snffer, and suffer for lack OF
intelligent aid.
To women, young or old, rich or
poor, Mrs. Pinkham, Of Lynn, Mass
extends her}invitation Of free advice.
Oh, womenl do not let Your lives be
sacrificed when a word from Mrs.
Pinkhnm, at the first approach Of
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Erightful

Indianapolis Press: II do wish Roose-
welt would come home.' said the man
with husband and father written all
over him, as 1t were.
What hurt is he doin' your" asked
the mar with the aggressive jaw.
oh, nothing much: nothing at alex
cept that that boy of mine has got me
into three fights already through his sal
lying out and Staying the %neighbors' pet
CATS ~ ~
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-~b0-
Vfandy

New York World: The Bore-Do you
know Tennyson's poems carry me COM
nletely away!
Miss Pert-Really? Tn awfully sorry
we haven't q volume in the house.
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A New Experience

Washington Star; "Nhere's the ser.
sant?" asked Mr.. Callowioy.
II discharged her answered his wife
lpprehcnsively.
What did she dog"
she took her ages and went away
without a word"
HIN. ! wonder if we hadn't better try
20 get her back. Anybody as gentle anG
,bedient as that ought to prove a jewel
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with no better results. The disease KEEP.
growing on INC, until l had exhausted the
clans. The last physician advised me to
give up my work and go South, after he had
treated me for one year.,
II was given a thorough examination with
the N-ray. They could not even determine
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Care of the Baby.

To keep the skin clean is to keep it
healthy. Every mother should therefore
sec that her baby is given Il daily bath
in warm water with Ivory soap. The
nursery should also be well aired and
cleaned, and all clothing washed with
Ivory soap, we'll rinsad. and dried in the
sun. ELIZA Il. PARKER,
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An Encourarer of remncranne

Cleveland Plain Dealer: "No, Maria,
you needn't worry. I tell YOU l won't tech
l drop of liquor all the time I'm down to
New York"
"What makes YOU sure you won't?~
We'll, ! suttenly won't so long as that
nurderin' alcoholic ward in Bellevue hos
oitaI Is kept %a-runnin'.n
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Indianapolis Press Shell do be-
.lieve you forgot that this was our we'd
ding days third anniversary.
He-1ndeed, didn't. 1 just met the
second of the notes l negotiated to
buy the furniture when we were mar
ried. 80. 80 ..Ee. - la
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lIrohnhIu

Belden (Neb) News: Just as a ran.
dom observation the News might re-
mark that The Sioux City Tribune'a
Salad Dressing man will probably
know beer from apple cider when they
get that new brewery III town.
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Comforting.

Washington Star: A medical journal
says that mans little foe is disappear
ing. This is comforting news. There will
be that much less for the conductor To
tread on In II crowded street car.
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Not Plump Enough.

Tess-Miss Scrawney says she just hates
to go 10 ~theaopera.
Jess-Yes. but what she means is that
she can't bare" to go to the opera.
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Adaptable Room.

Exchange: This is the parlor, Ell p,
tentatively remarked the house agent.
who was looking over the house.
Yes" replied Jones, "but I usually
call 1T the courtroom; I've got seven
daughters, you know"
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WIiNt my trGupie
was. Some of yOnr
testimonials In tile
Rochester p Val
S e c IN e d to IN G.
worthy OF consider
alton, and l made
up my mind to try
n bottle OF Ptruna.
Before the bottle
was half gone l no.
ticed a change for
the better. l am
now on the fifth
bottle, and haze not
an ache or pain
anywhere. My bow
els move regularly
every day, and l
havefaken on eight
cen pounds of flesh.
l have recommend
ed PerEna to Il great.
many, and they rec
Commend it very
highly. l have told
several people Tint
IL they would take
n bottle of l,ernna,
and could then can.
didly say tint it had
not benefited them,
would pay for the
hi
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Anybody Ought to Know n.

Chicago Tribune: Josiah" said
Mrs. Chugwater. when one of the big
.battleships runs aground how do they
get 1t off"
Z '"They pull it off with a tug Of war"
answered Mr.. Chugwater. II should
think you'd know enough to know
-thnt.n
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A Little Victim,

Life: 'oh, mamma, mayn't / go to
the party the little girl next door is go
ing to giveH
mo. my dear; it would hardly be4the
thing, as you are wearing mourning"
".Oh, dear me! / think I'd almost
rather give up the mourning"
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We refund 10c for every package OF
PUTNAM FADELESS DYE that falls
10 give satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co.
Unionyille, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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HIS Good account,

Detroit Journal: did he give a good
account of himself in battle?"
Excellent. He Was acting as CORE
%spondent for several Of the leading pa
.pers, You knoW!"
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stage Fright,

Baltimore American: Little Johnnie
Paw, what Is a stage fright?
.Paw-Onc o. those soubrettes when
she's not made up.
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An Important Role.

Mrs. wiasIow's SOOTHING srxup for Children
~tecthing, softcus the gums, reduces Inflammation
allays pain, cures wind collie. CSC q bottle.
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bridge Whist.

Brooklyn Life: Mrs. Porkham COT
Omaha)-And what Is that bridge
whist that i hear is so popular in New
York at present
Mr.. Forkham CATER his trip east)-
oh, that's the card game the surban-
ties play on h Brooklyn bridge ears.
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Her idea q satire.

WaShlnKton Star: "sNNhat,s your def7ni.
tiou of satire?D
Satire said Miss Cayenne, SIS son1e-
thing that compels you to laugh against
you are not angry g.
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i do not believe plso's. Cure for Con-
sumption has an equal for coughs and
colds. John i. Boyer, Trinity
Springs, Ind, February u, 1900.
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stands for Reciprocity.

Tit-Bits: Customer On BARRIERS
chair)-So 0 haven't heard Herr
won Thumper, the world-famed plan
list?
German Barber-Nein; dose bianists
neffer batronize me, an so 1 neffer
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Mr.. W. p. Peterson,
of Morris, Ill.,, says:
was nearly dead
with catarrhal dys-
pepsfa and am now q
well man, hotter, In
fact, than l have been
for twenty years or
more.
"Since I got cured
by your Peruna /.
have been consulted
| by a great many peo-
plc.'-W. p. Peterson.
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Carter,s Inl
The Last Resort. ID

has the largest sale OF any ink In the
be made.
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ncdiclne."-A. {. Lock

IL yon do not derive prompt and satlsfac-
tory results from the use of Peruna. write
at once. to DIR, HARTMAN, giving Il full state.
ment of your case. and he Will he pleased to
give yous his valuable advice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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%sSsa1

ducted excnrsions will leave 81. Paul. Mimi, on this 1st
aud sd Tuesday IN each month, md specially Low rates
on all lines Of tailyay nre being auoted. orsIsiouS;ions
tnba. Assiniboiaf Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Write to r. 5Pcdiey .,Snpt, immigration. Ottawa,
Canada, or the undersigned, who will mail you
aliases, pam.plilets. etc, free: n. bartholomew 86
9th. st. bat MONIES, lows: w. II. Rogers. Water
Town. South akota; ", ". bennett 6DlNew York
life bldg Otnaha, Eeb.; y, Davies, 1914 Fast Sd
ST., st. Inul. Mimi Agents for Govt Of Canada,
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tElTcs Permanently Cured. no tits or ncryousnessafte
first days. use of DIR. Kiine,n Great Nerve Re.
storer. Send for Fl EE ~ 90 trial bottle and ~tfcatise.
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1t showed Through.
Life: Little Tommy,s sister had been
i'll. and when he saw her he exclaimed:
You look as though you had swal-
Tered a skeleton too big for you!"
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Up-to-Datc.
Life: Tho Rev. Mr.. Meekings Is a good
fellow, isn't he? %
Yes. They say he not only a fine golf
PLAYER, but a fairly good c%lergyman.'
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Eyening 1t U,

Evening 1t Up.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: They nave a
new barber shop in Baltimore where ev-
cry feature is run OF antiseptic princi-
pies"
Its a pity they cannot carry 1t to the
point where some of the patrons could
be treated To an antiseptic bath before
entering the place"
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The Eject of OH.
Had ono

Detroit To-Day: ID Wolf Hopper was
once Il witness In a suit for Islander, and
the opposing %connse in the courtroom
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EXCURSION i

toWsstsrn Cannda and par.
iticniursasto how 10 SECURE
$50 ncrcs Of the best Wheat
growing land on.the CONT
mont, can be secured on ap-
plicntion to the Sppsrin.
tendsnt Of Immigration.
OttAwx, Canada. or the mn
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State Of ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas Coun-
5SSty,&ss:
= Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the. senior partner of firm Of F.. j.
Cheney & Co.. doing businessEin the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm Will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for "a and ev-
cry case of Catnrrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j., CHEN Ely, "a
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this eth day of December, A.
tssai.3 A. w. Gleason.
Notary Public.
Esnirss Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
sRnlSacts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimon-
r. J. CHENEY = co,
Sold by druggists. T15c.3
The Eject of OIL.
Yonkers Statesman: C~rimsonbeak-
Did you see Dauber's painting of the
ocean?
Yeast-Yes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES did you think
of it?
Yeast-oh, ! thought the water
looked tooScalm.
Crimsonbeak-Well, you kne-- it's
the oil on 1t that does that.
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TTNNE AL!H ENTA Lover end Of
e tho Shto"aHsn Ri e. Gsfdi.s end q stsn.eh; : ryISrie, y, epa Of
i.ns ~. I csean; 3 vermiSorm sEpsndiIi . A. .s { eolsa:
yrSi Is Return IS An4sa The duoasna,n Is s=ontinnen, with
5iargo intestine or Colon OF the csoeurn. The arrows Indicate
the direction which the contents Of the bowels must AXE in
passing through tho olimontary canal. 4asEEs
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seid:
you are an actor,,s.I believer"
Yes, replied Hopper.
rs not that u low c%alling2"
II don't know. but it's SO much bettar
than my fathers that \ am rather proud
of It,.
What was our fathers calling, may j
asll?'t
..IIe was a lawyer" said Hopper
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tell! Is that 1t? Hal" He hoped off
his bike with all the alacrity of a
young man and led the way into the
house.
Surprising chap, that American!,
he cried In his brisk. abrupt tones. II
suppose we're, bound to believe him.
Actually did break in and all that, hey?
Anyhow, he's forwarder thar we are,
for I've been down to Charges street to
inquire II Master Wood had turned up
and drew blank, of course"
"Oh, But, Sir Charles, how could hep
said quickly. And ought we to be
talking, wasting time here? He has
is our business to follow up this clew
without a moments loss of time. He
must be rescued, recovered"
And the papers-they will have car
ried off the paper with them, you may
depend upon that. BY the Lord Harry,
you are right! But how. how in heav-
ems name-how are we to overhaul
that yacht? / do not see my way
by following in another, to be sure.
Twill pay anything. Only do, please.
let us lose no more time. Could not
we get man-of-war?"
'By jove. you're right! If we could
have a fast cruiser now.S Upon my
soul. 1 believe it might be done! If !
could only persuade them at the adj
miralty. It's.an affair of national inn
portance to recover those papers,"
We drove straight to the admiralty
in Whitehall, where the general was
admitted without question or delay,
We We're soon introduced to a Captain
Pulteney, who proved to be naval? sec
rotary to the first lore and a very
charming man, I dare say but I took
n great dislike to him, for he began a,
once to make difficulties, speaking, ]
thought, in a sneery, put you dowr
sort OF way which was very irritat:
Ing.
What could we send? There ISM
q ship he said, addressing the others
and seeming to imply that the whole
British navy had ceased to exist. BE.
l.sides, If i could lay hands on a gun.
boat or dispatch vessel, What course
jWould she steer2 What is she to lool
for? The whole thing is a wild goose
chase. I'm dead against it."
II think We'll see Sir George re.
marked my dear general stiffly. "W,
can discuss these points better Will
him." and we again moved on, Cap
tain Pulteney following. grumbIint
and growing all the way.
But Sir George F1tz Hugh Che wal
the first sea lord> sided with Captain
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The stable was in Featherstone
news, NJ. Z. To make sure I chalked
something on the doors TIL stables
was at the back of Featherstone gar
dens and belonged, I should say, to
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OUR SECRETARIES OF STATE.

Continued Next Week.)
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You We're in a monstrous hurry
said Colonel Bannister. why didn't
you mark down the house, the neigh
borhood, the exact spot?"
Mr.. Snuyzer took his part. Joe
Knows his business; yes, sir, as we'll
as the best professionals. Tell us.
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CHAPTER VT.
At the Aum1raltY and LlnYds.

At the admiralty and Lloyds.
Sir Charles Collingham lived out
Kensington way in a new red house on
Campden hill. l got there in less than
half an hour, for my carriage was at
the door, and, although L knew some
thing of his ways from Willie Wood, I
hoped to catch him before he left home.
1t was not yet 10 a.. m. He was out
already on his bicycle when I arrived,
but he came UP, fortunately, just as L
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20
Milk from Farrow Cows.

The milk of cows that have long
passed the season of greatest produc-
ton, which is soon after narrowing, Is
much richer in butter fats than that
which the same cows give soon after
dropping their calves, says an ex-
change. If they had not been bred, the
milk also usually contaiHs more Of the
albuminoids also. For this reason it 10
harder to digest, and, as cows milk is
at best unsuited to the stomach of a
young infant, that from new milk
cows, where procurable, is always to
be preferred. The milk Of the cow is
too rich in fats, causing the infant to
throw it up soon after taking guam
tity. 1t may be improved by diluting
it with warm water made quite sweet
with pure sugar. Even farrow cows
milk thus prepared may be used with
safety If the infant is obliged to suck
1t through tube, through which it can
only get small amount at time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20
Quick Lunch Dish.

1t frequently happens that quick
method of preparing a good dish is,
what one wants. Suppose you wish
stewed new potatoes. There is the long
way around of boiling them in their
jackets, then peelingS slicing and stew
ing in hot milk. But if time is short,
wash the potatoes, peel them and cut
them into slices. Cut these slices again
into smaller pieces. Heat some fat in
the frying pan, add the potatoes and
toss for a moment. Now add enough
milk to cover and stir well. Dissolve
a very little -four in cold milk and with
it thicken the contents Of the frying
Ban. The whole process Of cooking re-
quires less than fifteen minutes, for the
potatoes when cut in small pieces COOK
easily and quickly. Add the proper
seasonings and serve.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20
More Women Are Needed.

There seems to be shortage of wom
en- in the British colonies, if the reports
of the census-takers are true. In two
of them alone-Canada and Australia
there is chance for 100000 more to
gain husbands and homes. According
to the latest figures the population of
New South Wales consists of z2o,
males and $4,000 females Here is a
deficiency of 100000. In Victoria the
discrepancy is not so marked, but in
other colonies the difference is proper
tionally larger. In New Zealand, for
instance, there is an excess of 10000
males. Perhaps if the women realized
how much they are needed there they
would go in bevies. 1t is said, however,
that they are too timid to venture into
strange lands and are waiting for the
colonists to come and take them. Stu
dents of conditions think something
could be done to equalize the sexes, both
in the colonies and at home-Yonkers
Statesman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20

tosiphon water this height is valve at
A to close and hold water in pipe while
filling. This valve is similar to the
lower valve in suction pump; just fits
in a three-quarter-inch coupling, and
admits full stream when open.
The lower end at B is handled as a
feed pipe from storage tank, with
float valve. Have plug, @, outside, to
connect with a hose. At the top have
short piece of pipe bent down at
either side of the tee, E, E, to insure
D being the highest point in the pipe
from we'll to trough. At the upper hole
at D have a piece of pipe, G, say three
feet long, with good-siZed holes at F. T.
Have the pipe inclosed as the core to
chamber c, L; chamber made of heavy
copper soldered to pipe above and be-
low f, F. Have pipe threads protrud-
ing at II so as to connect three-quar-
ter-inch steam valve S. This Is safer
and more convenient than plug. Have
bit of threaded pipe screwed into top
of valve, T, with enough threads, say
one inch, protruding to screw on fun
mel, r. Our chamber is three feet Of
three-inch pipe connected by graduates
at H and D, but they are not kept ex-
cept at the large plumbing shops and
the chamber is not as l would like.
The chamber should hold three or four
gallons and then the siphon will run
for two weeks or more with one filling.
To fill siphon, close valve 3 first,
then fill funnel, r; next open valve S
and weight of water in pipe will close
valve A. You cannot pump air out at
valve S or B. Siphon runs about four
gallons per minute with 61a feet head
below water level, with valve B wide
onop
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20

The front is hinged, and during the day
Is used as feeding board for both the
chicks and the mother hen. At night,
and when cold and stormy, the front Is
closed over the Stats and fastened with
a button. In the top front Of the coop
holes are bored, which provide ample
ventilation. The form Of the house
may be as the builder wills, although
the shape shown is less expensive than
the gable roof, and if matched boards
are used, as advised, will be quite as
water-tight
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20
Care of the Refrigerator.


Nothing is more important in the
household than keeping the refrigera-
tor free from offensive odors. 1t should
stand in light, airy place, and be kept
sc.upulously clean. A good hOusekeep-
Ar will have her refrigerator cleaned at
plished in the morning, before the ice
man comes The food, ice and shelves
should all be taken out; the shelves
washed in hot water and soap, to which
half a cupful aqua ammonia has been
added; wipe thoroughly with cloth,
and if possible set it in the sun to dry
Next the ice compartment, the walls
and bottom of the refrigerator are thor
oughly washed, wiped and dried. Then
a wire rod run down the water pipe,
and some of the ammonia water poured
down into it; and last, the water pan
underneath should be we'll washed and
dried. The refrigerator, if time allows,
should be left open for an hour or SO.
The shelves, ice and food may then be
put back If this is done regularly once
a week the refrigerator or ice box will
always be sweet and clean. The cellar
is generally used more or less in keep
ing food. 1t should, therefore, fire.
quently be inspected, kept clean and
we'll aired, and, if possible, white
washed once or twice year. A musty,
damp and ill-ventilated cellar is danger
Gus to health-Mrs. Gesine Lemcke, in
Ledger Monthly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-20
Cucumbers Stewed.

Peel large cucumbers, and cut into
halves lengthwise and then into quar-
ters. Lay in a shallow pan, cover with
boiling sailed water, and stew gently
for twenty minutes. When done lay
ON toast, and pour over sauce made
of two tablespoonfuls Of butter, half
pint of boiling water, half a lemon,
tablespoonful of flour, half teaspoOnfuf
of salt and a dash of pepper. Place
half of the butter in a stewpan, and
when melted add the flour Cook, but
do not brown. When smooth add the
boiling water. Simmer for ten minutes,
stirring all the time, then add the but
ter left and seasoning. Serve at once