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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23
TWO TRAINS COLLIDE.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept 23.-A pas senger and freight train collided on the Grand Rapids and Indiana rail- road at Bonds mills near Cadillac, early to-day and several men are re- ported killed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23
JUDGE KUHN WANTS TROOPS
Governor Reckham Asked to
 Send Along Regiment.

Turbulent Coal Strikers Are Making
 Much Trouble--About Thirty Strik-
 CTS Compelled Guard at the Miners
 Homes to Take to His Heels-Re-
 Organization of Steel Corporation
 Companies to Be Resumed.
 Louisville, Ky, Sept 23.-The gov ernor has been appealed to for troops to hold in check the turbulent coal strik- CTS. As the result of an attack by q squad of strikers today, Judge J. Mum has wired Governor Beckham as fol- lows:
 Tt is my opinion that troops are needed here at once to preserve the peace''
 Early this morning the strikers open ed on Remecke mines for a grove 900 yards off, and gradually came nearer. One squad of twenty-five or thirty strikers stood within fifty yards of the main road and made it so warm for the guard who was patroliing in front of row of miners houses, that he beat q hasty retreat. The resistence this morning by the strikers was the most determined yet offered.
 Pittsburg, Sept 23.-The Post says: The reorganization of some of the con- stituent companies of the United States Steel corporation, which was begun soon after Schwab took hold of the great company, is to be carried on again as soon as matters have quieted down from the strike. This was stated by one of the officials of the United States Steel cor poration, and it was also said that one of the first moves to be made will be the consolidation of the American Sheet Steel company and the American Tin Plate company. The business, .cor,l- Ing to the plans. said to have been ,le- cided upon. will be conducted by one set of officers. The nature of the ma terial would make such a move, it is said, far more satisfactory and would make possible also the practice of greater economies in operation.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23
ELDER DROPPED DEAD.

Lima, O., Sept 23.-While addressing the Young Peoples society. of Christian Endeavor at the Disciple church last night. William Abbott, an elder in the church, dropped dead.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23
WHITNEY CONFIRMS IT.

New York. Sept 23.- William c. Whitney confirms the report that il2 will withdraw his big racing stable from England and in future contine his racing operations to the American tracks alone.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23


 London. Sept 24.-The war office has received the following dispatch from Lord Kitchener. dated Pretoria, Sep tember 22:
 s.Kritzinger. while endeavoring to force a passage of the Orange river near HerschelI at 1 o'clock Friday morning, rushed the camp of party of LOvatt's scouts. He failed to cross the river. but the scouts lost heavily. Lieutenant Colonel the Hon Andrew Murray. and Captain Murray, his ad- iutant. were killed. Deeply regret the loss of Colonel Murray. who through out the war had led Loyatts scouts with great galiantry.
 "Under cover of darkness, the Boers managed to carry off a gun They were promptly followed up and the gun was recovered i'll a smart engagement i'll which Krjtzinger lost two and twenty taken prisoners"
 Lord Kitchener also reports that the British captured by the Boers in the ambush near Scheepers Nek, Septem- Der IT. have been released and that the British casualties in the recent Vlak- fontein engagement, when the Boers captured a company of mounted infan- try and two guns, were one officer and five men killed, twenty-three men wounded and six officers and 109 men taken prisoners. He announces that these prisoners have since been re- leased.
 He further reports the capture of two commandoes-one consisting of fifty five men under Commandant Kochs, who were taken. together with their entire transport, west of Adenburg, and the other consisting of fifty-four men, including F. J. Botha. who were taken with forty-eight wagons and their be Iongings, forty-fiye miles southeast of Carolina
 Lord I&itchener's latest dispatches have done little to reassure the public concerning the state of affairs in South Africa The loss of Lieutenant Colonel Murray, brother of Lord Mansfield is keenly felt. Lord Kitchener an nounces that the Buffalo river is flood ed and that there is no change in tue situation in Natal. The latter fact shows that General Lyttleton has not yet succeeded in interfering with the movements of Commandant General Botha. F. J. Botha. whose capture Lord Kitchener reports. is a brother of the Boer commander-in-chief.
 According to the latest advices from Cape Colony. the situation there is very serious owing to the sympathy and aid the Dutch are giving the Boers commanders.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23
BoERs MARCHING ON.
They Promise To Invade Cape Colony
 If Not Checked Soon.

If Not Checked Soon.
 London. Sept 24-A letter from Cape Town, published yesterday by the Daily Express, says: 1.-The Boers are over-running Cape Colony. They are on both the coast lines and within forty miles of Cape Town. Even the intel ligence department does not know how many colonial rebels have taken up arms in the last fortnight.
 1.-The town guard Of Cape Town has been ordered to hand in the magazine rifles and ammunition. ostensibly be cause these are wanted at the front. Martini-Henris have been served out instead.'' In conclusion the writer de- clares that ''the Dutch element in the colony is in revolt and it is useless to disguise the fact"
The sun., 1901-09-17
DHILA. AND READING RAILROAl
wilmington Division.)


Trains leave Wilmington. tFrencl
street. Station, for Elsmere Junction
Montchanin. Winterthnr;. ;., Gnysne,3nri Haye ,,,m,'
ton, Pocopson.. West Chester l;mnr"
Vile, Mortonville, Coatesvlle and intel
mediate stations. daily except Sunday; 4
7.25 a. m, daily 2l5 and i.5o p. m SUP
For Wavnesburg Junction. Elsmere all
intermediate stations, daily except Sl
sagydav sag az on oSly q at rs 500 way a. m. - ~ ''
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and II
termediate. stations daily except SUI
aay at 7$5 on,y a. S m aaiIg a. ny zio and a'O p
For further information passengers az
| referred to the ticket agents at the stg
'o'' ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Stref
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Al
Week DAYS. Expires. 90. 10. .i5 a; m. 100.
| A co. s co. s. 10, Z 15 p. m Accommodation. u ~
M. $40. 6.3op M. Sundays press, 90. y
. 90, 1o.ooa. m. 7;l5p M, Aecomm1odattaion' s1
a. m ,5oop: m. 100 excursion caily 1.3o
Additional sunday 3Oa m.
| Leave Atlantic City Depot-Week dayy
Express. 700 7.i5 $50, 300 l0.l'a m $50. y =
! 30, o 80 p; m Accommodation; = o. "a q. n; c 3;
.. m aund iys- EXPIRES 4.3O, 500 $50 s.3op.
Parlor sav saTS on npHIIxPpsTpHah al eSPrsTs tTalns
| For Cape May-Week days-S.3O 81
a. m. ] so, xa,lO. 5 SO p m. sundays .si5. .,
FOR @ OCEAN M Week days s.4s q. m d
s 10 p. m sundays Si5 . Is q. M, SEQ p. m.
For SEA ISLE CITY-Week days-k
q. m. 4.2o5.3D m. sundays. 10 q. m. 81
m sI,OO Excu sion to Cape May, ocean City
sea Isle City, sundays. 730a m. III
South St, 400 p. m. South ST., AIS p. Y
South St. $50 y. m. South st. IS p nd
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CIT
EXprpss--I.eaves New York G4iberty 81
$40 a. m. Saturdays only 100 p. mo 4,
p Leaves a ATLANTIC CITY-week dayi
Is 30 a. m. 2.l5 p m. Sunday--5.30 D. MI
Detailed time tables at ticket officetl
W. G. BESLER, EDISON j, WEEkty
Genl Supt. Gen'l Pass'r. III
The sun., 1901-09-17

WE.TERN MARYLA> RAILROA
Connecting with T., w. & y. r. r.!
Union Station, Baltimore. Md
Taking Effect June o. 1901,
All trains leave Iiillen station as
lows:
i.a0a m.-Fast Mail. Main Line Hagersto
n. and w Ry. aud the South and ex. Sum
T. " r. r., Chamhersburg, MartiI
burg, WI. chester and poiuts on Chesapeake
Western X. X.
lot5 n. m. Accommodation for Rmory G 4
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. I
1925 n. m York, b. and II, Division
Main Line east of Emory Grove, q.
Carlisle and G. and II. r. r.
S.ii u. m.-- Main Line, Hagerstown. Shlplt
burg, Frederick. Emmittsburg ana NJ ahq
Rv. to Shenand, an :,
1912 a. m.-Accommodation for utf
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
1870 y. m Accommodation for Emory or
225 -. M accommodation for Emory Gf
32, y. m..-Rhe Mountain Express. lPa.
Cara also Fred rick.
40I y. m Express. Main Line points, llags
town, Frederick Emmitsburg and ShppehsnY
$40 p, m Express to Glyn Ion. Acconnp
ton beyond to Union Bridge.
525 p. Accommodation for Alesla
G.l5 p. m ~ Accommodation for Union bll'S
SUNDAYS ONLY. -
9.35 a. m.-Accommodation for W
Bridge and Hanover. "a,
23h p m. Accommodation for Union hll
i.23 p. m --Accomm "datiou for Alesia. N,
Ticket and Baggage Office, 2l5 East h"''in
street. ro,
Trains stop at Union. Pennsylvania ia, aSeH
Fulton and Walbrook North avenue statioif .I
]. M. HOOD, B. Fl. GRISWoLN
General Manager. Gen'l Pass Agf
The sun., 1901-09-17

Ono Of tho impcSsiyrly pathetic Incl
'lcnts ~ the Buffalo tragedy. as dr.,
crbcd in the newspapers, was Senator
IIunna'S leave taking Of the dead rrrsi,
don't The Senator has not been credited
with an emotional nature, ~ Thought to
bc capable of snch expressions of ail'cc-
tion and grief iS those alleged of him III
the drathIcd of President Mckinley.
\ strong sclf-poiscd man, accustomed 10
coltro; other mon. he has been represent
ed us 'thoss" who used Hlcn us tools
for the accomplishment of his own selfish
purposes AMI with littlc regard, bcycnd
those purposes. for others, Ii is this man
whose grief overmasterrd him ms h.
stood in the death chamber ana looked
down upon the face of his friend passing
under the shadow of death. Bendin.,
over the President and pccring anNiouSlA
into Ills face, hoping for one last look
of recognition. he exclaimed: MIR. Prcsi-
dent do you see me? Do yoll know me-
ana then sinking at the bedside, with
his face buried ir his hands he cried,
The sun., 1901-09-17
DEATHS.

GUEST-At Marsllallt)n Del on Monday, Sep
tenber 10, 1901 George W, Guest aged i3,
Relatives, friends, members Of Y,fau Lodge
No %, 4. o. Y. W., and members of KING Is oi
Pythids. are invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of his mother, Mrs. Anna J. Guest
at MaIsEallton, Del., OH Thursday af ernoon
Services at tine house at l.30 O'Clock. Interment
ut Rcd Clay Greek cemetery
MeCAINs-on September Is, 1901, Frank J. Nc
Gains. on o. j. Frank and Edith McCans
aged months
Relatives and friends are invited without fur.
thcr notice, to attend tile funeral to ay from tkt
residence Of his paren.s. Yorklyn, Del Service,
At the house at p. N, lnterment at Union Hill
Pcnna,
SMITH In & is city. on September H. 1901, viii
liam smith, aged ~ years.
Rriati' es and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at the residence of his parents
NJ H2 Council street, this afterno IL u, O'Clock
lntermcnt private.
WlNnSOR--At New Castle. Del. OH September
u, 1901. Mary A, Windsor. aged Is Yeas anC
! months
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend thu
iuheIai on Thursday afternoon Services ut hei
late residence, Ninih street, New Castle, ut
O'Clock. lnteTment at Gebe cemetery.
The sun., 1901-09-17
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Something New Under
The Sun.

All doctors have tried to cure Ga
TARRlI by the use Of powders, acid
gases, inhalers and drugs in paste form.
Their powders dry up the mucuous mem
br;lmes causing them to crack open and
bleed. The powder acids used in the in
halcrs have entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their makers
ave aimed to cure. while pastcs and oilt-
mcnts cannot reach the disease. An old
and experienced practitioner whc has for
many years made Il close study and spec
alty of the treatment of CAFARR1,
has Mt last perfected Il Treatment which
when faithfully used, not only relieves nj
once, but permanently cures CATARl;il.
by removing tho cause. stopping the dis
harges.. .and curing all inflammation. II
N The only "cmedy known to science that
ictually reaches the afflicted parts. III :
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FILES the GUARANTEED CATAREH
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.onIainlrg internal ana external mrJi
inc sufficient for Il fun months treat
mcnt and everything noe, ssary to its ler-
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"SNTfFT.ES" is the only perfect
| lCATARRH CURE over made and is
new recognized as the only safe and posi-
tive cure for that annoying and disgust
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| CATARRH when neglected eftcn l"ad
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The sun., 1901-09-17


Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Iced melon. Omelet with tomatoes.
Rolls and coffee.
RECIPES For TODAY.
Tomato Omclet--Pecl four tomatoes
and cut them in small pieces and fr.'
slightly in Il tablespoonful of butter. 10
retain the flavor of fresh Tomatoes they
should not be too much cooked. Fold
the half-cookcd tomatoes inside the cgE
omclet for which allow six eggs.
Calves Feet I'oulette-This is an ap-
pctiaing dish and very economical il the
cost Of the fuel is not to be considered
4 half-doZen calves feet should bc
Singed. il necessary. well washed and put
in boiling water. well salted and with 81
whole onion ard bunch of herbs. This
should boil slowly for four hours: th'n
the valves feet should be- drained from:
the liquid and any loose homes thrown
aside. 4 sauce of butter and flour and
1 boiling water should bc ready with it
one prefers to make the dish richer) Il
quarter of pound OF cut mushrooms.
| The prepared feet should cook III the
sauce for thirty minutes. Then the vel
low Of un egg should be dissolved in =
| little of the sauce and added before serv-
| ing.
Grillcd Breast of I.amh-This is Il
cheap piece Of lamb. generally used for
StrwS The whole breast. weighing not
over Il pound and a half, should be put il
boiling sated water and gently boils:
for two hours. Add an onion, and stalk
Of celery to the water. Then the bones
may he taken out the meat tied in shnpe
with cord and the piece put On the hrol.i
for ten minutes. Some green vegetable
should be served with il.
Mixed Snlad-A head Of crisp lettuce
potatoes freshly cooked cooled and q
in thick slices. and chunks Of ice cold
lprcled tomatoes. Over this rather thil
mayonnaiSe dressing. Use coifercnpfn
Of sliced potatoes and u coifeecnpful nt
cut tomatoes. Salt each with a hnlf tea
lspoonfnl Of salt cfore mixing with let
ltuce.
\ CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE I,
II you have never made marron slacc,
The sun., 1901-09-17
Children.

We are hut children with work and
play time.
\ LITTLE hour for laughter and for tears,
\ little clinging to the waning llaytini'
a little wonder 1T the tlcrting years.
We are but childlcn filling times great
measure,
Breaking Il toy to weep when it IN done
Out Of morn's meadows do we reap 0l
pleasure.
Little to bear hence Mt set of sun.
We are but children, vain in our purSu
ing,
building awhile beside the bar OF
Pain
% i'll lif"'s dusk, forget Thou all mis-
doing.
And gather us unto Thy heart again
Cosmopolitan
The sun., 1901-09-17

collar with two rows Of the braid. one nj
the upper ard one ut the lower edge, and
two more rows are put On the shoulders
to form an epaulet. Two more rows
finish the narrow cuffs.
Here Is d new sporting blouse for
wcmen, an6 it is time there, was sore
thing new. The oldtime blouse or
sweater for wor,cn has been rejoicing in
the big puffed sleeves, long ont OF date
ana verify ugly. This new blouse in
white has the body, which fits snigly,
loosely knit in something like II garter
stitch 1t is fastened down the front with
white silk buttons-the blouse described
is of white-and the choker, which is in
plain solid knitting, buttons over Mt ono
side in point with another silk bu'toa.
The plain sleeves are in the same plain
solid knitting. 1t is smart iittlt
blouse.
4 smart black chiffon boa has TIL
edges. finished with narrow black sill
fringe. which is much more lurallc than
chenille or frills of the material \ be;
| like This does not lose its freshness III
quickly as the others. 1t is very hroa'
land deep. the boa part short with lcr;
! folds Of the material for ends finished II
intervals with bells of the chiffon.
Figured poplins are among the pretty
stylish dress goods of the season. Thei
il small figure ir black unon all color
combined with clusters of dots of light
The sun., 1901-09-17
mon THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
S 40 n. m, daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
cinnati. Louisville and st. Louis. Din-
ing Carl.
1925 a. m, daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburg) Linn
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
1920 D. M, daily, "Limited' Pittsburg
Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and ST. Louis. Dining Car,
r. 25 p m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland
i30 D. m. daily. Pittsburg Chicago. Nash
willie tvia Cincinnatn, Indianapolis, and
St Louis. Dining Carr
S.25 p. m. Pittsburg. Columbus, In
dianapois i.oniSyiiis and a 81; L9Tis 5,nica 90
for Toledo. except Sunday.
II O5 p m. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
II % p. m. daily. Pittsburg, and Chicago
daily for Knoxville via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except Sat
urday.
The sun., 1901-09-17

or shade than the material or one of The
shades blending into it. For instance.
Il iark-bl.ie poplin will have tiny dots of
yellow, and on black, white On all are
the small black figures, and iii" dots arr
Il bright blue, on brown the dots will be
so tiny as IL he hardly disccrnihlc. nrr"
piI. pricks. This is the return to pat,
tern of a good many years ago
Very charming is black and write
boa. suft and light. made of black do.t"d
white yelling with loops and ends If the
new black velvet ribbon faced with white.
\ many-tailcd effect is given to boa,;
this year. and il handsome ostrich fca-
thcr boa is large and fluffy around .hc
throat. and each end divides. and there
are two small ends half the size Of the
boa proper hanging FRI M The neck on
either side.
Here is something for the houscM III
who likes the best vanilla t. hc found in
the market. The bean powdered is to hc
fornd mt one of the best confcctioncrs III
the city put up in small glass jars at at
cents Il lar. There are very few of tllt
vanilla essence; that do not taste aud
probably are made of tonka beans Thrr,
is one at least that is good, but so many
people do not have this that vanilla
Favored puddingS and cakes away from
home are to he eyed askancr.
The sun., 1901-09-17
.BALTIMORE&OHlil
RAILROAD.

sfheaaH All arains IN iliumnated Safa @ With VI Plntsch
rT2ans 2 sfplsss fsase Wilmington. Sfhan Delaware Ave
Ms NEw S'AS'of YORK, g week days :: so. .s;s2
hi%teS 's g t .assa % gs5 B. M Ss sSnsyss sls
'fGgii Fiji APHIP4IA. iil'HllfalI week days! '5m
30. $3.50, 7.20, $500. '9.39. +l052 lo.?: u. m
.l2io g 245, .a5s' 'Sls Royai in,,sxl iim,aed
lii, .s.5y. sis GRosai Limited; sa5. '7iz
! SShe @ sSsr 4, + S%ssE Gays, s3 $50 !. g .s S3s
li2 .1952 p m aandayEs g q aSe' ;M; ~, KEW XIV
Atlantic. city. week days. esp 1913
gnaays ;ss and sSy sss Ss a. nnd m SIS S D. p M
Cape May, week days, $3.50 and s.s9 a
M, sl2..s, @2,35 and 1858, p. IN. Sundays
S Sea a Isle Isle City. week days $3.50 a. ml
1918, '235 and $3.50 p. m. Sundays. 2%s
Baltimore and Washington, week days
$40, .4.57. 1920 (Royal Limited, sSO,I
no. o. .is5s n .s s"G9ays a5 5se lS koysi s@ Llnse @
b Baltimore and way stations, c5s a. m,
5s as 3 B. m M sanSay salS sSesPy eny sunday 40 q
Newark week days, .ails Gss i, sStI NJ
10. m. Sundays AIS. "S.Oi. 9.05 a. m.i
tI2.56, '4.57, 655. s.42: 'lo16 p; M. :, IL
Pittsburg week days, rS.Oi, a. m, 4.51I
'l0le p. m. Sundays, *S.o4, a. m. ASH
Chicago. daily. 'so4 a. m. ..455 p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, H.1S a. M
1856 and '10.16 p. m. daily.
singerly accommodation; week days
i55 a. m: 3.19, 6.1O. p. m. Sundays, 9.6 a
M, 6.55, S.42 p. M
| I.andenberg accommodation, week dayS
Leave MARKET sTREET STATION
for Baltimore, week days. .245 p. M
IIandenberg. week days. $40 a. m, 2.45
80 p. m. Sundays $40 a. m, 655 p. m:
EAyE pILADEaPHsAAo y i z A fer .,S Wi j,
i 90 n. m, .i22O. ti37, 215. 1907, t42O, 4.31
$50, *5aS (Royal Limited, 555 6;Ss,
$40. *11.3 p m. Sundays. 3.35, *7.3O, ~
and 11.OO q. M. +12.20, 41.37, Las. a.
'h.4s Royal Limited), 555 f73O. 7.4O. ~
, 10 30 p. m. -
Delmarvia Telephone. No. 1893.
Rates Ia western points lower than vi
INV other line. LII
". A. MILLER, Passenger Agent vii
d. b. MARTIN. Man. OF Pass Traffic.
The sun., 1901-09-17
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.

Praise for the dead President.
Praise for the living President!
Sir Thomas Upton shows the stuff he
is made of!
Life is full OF golden opportunities for
doing what we do not want to do.
The only compliment that a woman
really dislikcs is that which is paid
to another.
There can he no friendship without
truth. hut, there can be deal of truth
without one grain of friendship.
We always know what We shoIld do
under certain circumstances. hut ui,'
fortunately we never iird circumstances
arranged so ms to suit what we do.
The sun., 1901-09-17
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

try them by all means as soon as it is pos
sille to procure the large Italian, or
French cheStnuts. and you will never
want to be without them.
Remove the shells from them and place
them in boiling water until the rough
brown skin may he rubbed from them
with Il cloth. Wien this has been done
boil them until they are tcIdcr. then put
them 10 drain for several hours until tl,"y
are dried thoroughly. When ready to use
make IL syrup of two cups of granuntcd
sugar and one cup Of water. When this
has boiled slowly for ten minutes lay
your thrStnuts in and simmer them very
slowly until they are clear. When clear
remove them from the syrup with per,
foratcd dippcr ami place them in i dry.
warm place until the following morning.
Take two cups of sugar and cup or
water and hOil them ms you d'd before.
being very careful that you do not stir
the Syrup. When til" syrup threads re-
move il from the fire and add To II one
tenSpponiul of lemon juice Place the
saucepan in bowl of hot water aud
stir il with spoon until il becomes
creamy white. Do not stir too lDns
or ii will again bccoEr sugar. Dip the
tender chestnuts into this mixture and
place them on tins spread with OILED
paper such as is used by the canfect;on
trs. These are delicious eaten Just as
they are at this stage, but still further
use may hc made of them.
If You wish to serve an especially
dainty dessert place half u dozen OF tht
chcStnutS thus prepared IN Il lrnionnd,
or punch glass. cut them into rather Smnl
pieces. and Over them put one tail"
spoonful Of vanilla ice cream. one table
spoonful of whipped cream. and over nj
IL tablespoonful of the syrup. Serve viii
light and delicate cakes and ypu vii
surely please your guests The @lncc,
chs stnnts may be purchased ready fo
usc in the fancy groceries ana confcc
tioncrics. but it is hut little trouble an,
much less expensive To prepare then a
directed.
Homemade candies are easily mad
and may be made i'll great varieties
With Il pound or more of sugar such aS i
used by cunfeCtioncrS one may make
great variety. Take the white Of I'M rgs
as much water ls you have egg, and Sti
in the sugar until the mass is thal
t Roll this into balls and place on citho
I. side II whole kernel from black walnut
: or from English walnuts. squeeze th"i
slightly together and put away until DR.,
!. Remove the stone from date and fl
) the space with the mixture.