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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
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lint eraperet. Eerlerne er al for.
ifienia Sornt, SterreIie % alllsr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
5sesnraHcn. s Suititsfomiieens

Sftoltllline til I'M Straftclop lore
iloar 6lertallet 9sositraffen aiifaffet.
20 MeoIemmer, 9ebn % Sjnore. oil
BOG hope Den bibebolot pc0 enfeIte
gropere SorbrpSelier Snoen Re.
gierirsen bar Statsraooerne @ereI.
lem % Suuoe ilnttet iis BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
eQ.Snnoebancn.

,Sernbonelinien er MI ftanet hi SapS.
balen | Sfogen, menoeler "Stsrodl
81" Ter er iaaleoes life Iangt igien
fsr mani fontlner irem til SfpaenS
Citation. hporefter 8ruiet tan tases
fra 8ristoget peo Spnre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Saitiat 9sssiaIS. en- plbre Moub

pua @aorben Sellelor0 / llnenspane
fisrte for fort 5io iioen iii Sonoels.
itehet for at iaa tat / Ell Del Iorer.
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Sarerne. iotte ban iig neo poo en-
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ties Self. at ban blep iiboenoe poaial.
oeroe lurtgc, og oa man ifuloe ml6er.
isge, uor Mnnben iao ipa % meOtas
get, al han maotte fisre5 biem. On
gtotttn aieif ban peo Tsoen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Tnnoet Hetsprutufuler. iyor e.

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liguis pil bli inolenmct / Higsorfi.
net.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
st Hnno. Yao @lrnnnr Y.

vi VHHu' Nuu WHIIIFuI q, SVII'
TOPS 8runo / @ierpen ianot man
iorlehen Sfelettet al ct Memeife, iom
lao nc til at hnue Iisget ,ioroen ira
pIogGmle Siber. Gnroet bIep giprt
unoer ltosrnpning / en- ~Sorobaus %
laa ihb1mtret / oenne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

1ur at bcunrc Iinenc ber mani
hoile 0em ina'nurt man fDier, at Oct
timer Tor Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

laarnet pao Sepdneer nne airfe
er MI iaapibt fRrbigt, at airfeflot.
ferne er ophGnst, meoSeler ~Roroen.
iieIbif 5ibn."
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Waaroeu Vrofnrs / gein-

al Q. 5oloen ioIgt Til Spbannes
Gum. Vprran. for en- aisbeium al
1880 ar. os aaar, meoocler
"Snohp."
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Gn mn gsrsbnanina ter,fes ppier.

VH nv VbIrUHUHIHB IFIItS UUTpTt
/ ariitiania pua goiarbooernes ylaos
peo ppr Sreiers Strife. Gaa et Spl.
lesmsoe mellem Nagiitrnt % Bars.
fontiie iorleoen blep man enig ON
@ilfaarene for en- Maseifrite incident
@srien % 9aiorbooerne Sagen
oil bIi bebnnele ! Sormanoifabet / en-
r9r Sremtio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Sra 9veo 90 BY.
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WuNIr THutIe puHNuH Vuu W.T.
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al 9peoens Solf iamlet hos Den
aomle S9oersgubbe, JON ertonu er
ganife raif % rsrie, meooeler "9tor.
oeniieloif Sib."
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

Set b~eiliaite S%ritrrrert. ieg nogeurnee
bar bort bar Ct HuoitorIum Statto
Strip til Nubritunteu. Charles 8. Sau.
30s @ubaib Ape., Chicago. eiter SriIer
Oft.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
yamle Strife piI i Ssbet al npi,

Vamlc Mirfc oil | Nebet al iiPite
CONNER foo Saarn og me &loffe,.
gamle Sparpbanf bepilaeoe BERTH
beo tit SemtiaarsiubilGum Be for.
rsbre WtiMer Oct pil al1taaelia
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gelig oil arfitett gerpc / Hors.
gruno foa / Sporae at ieane oct me
Saarn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
SAT- N.
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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

Ncatet at sjsrc NilitGrtjeueitc.
Yaa 9ersenhus noioner / oenne Sib
3 Rcfhooiiter 40 Cages 6Pituings.
arreit. Der er Dem ibsmt | arleoning
al at sc / Senholb I'll lin Heiigions.
ppiatnins negier at gisre 9tilitpr.
tieneitc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Mootfipb paa 2ano.

" acres, 3 APll ira Caledonia, G%ouHtui9-
DC =, 0oultou Gunuin. ippgitre Mtnneiota.
$50 Gcrcs opoprfet 5armiuno meo 6uie,spo
Soro. ait inoaIRroet. 100 uH9e NbletrRer.
so acres Sfoa o. SapHiHs. goot ailoeuaro
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Tier mar. 2iott 8clsb ieutdnt, Reiten paa
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ben Anleenius III at erhperue en- 5arm bill
ltat OF Ct en- 400 SernbdHebn Sels9
eller ttlltrip q. q. 9tampltR. greseo, Soma.
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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Gftertpsr2iet.

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bcloer ia. on bet en- pisti9c Tecbelelier
ira 9orgc for hom at fad oioe. Ole y.
8igeerlou, 9icolet. Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

Silialss. - SEQ bar 440 acres
9auo / Aiio,en al 5opo 50. gSinn, I'll.
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6eiteu ssolfos. Col, Mapie. Soepopo.
@po SerbauD. Glt Hat 2auo. 5tfifriu
8unoer &eorrioa gelpiem y O.. Mtuu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
Wanrnbruaer Rsrtpest. 6

Waarobri0fr Wbrfucof, Wrnll, lofl
| 80 gar bar p9ref gpaoenS Srnfs.
rer. men M paa 0rnnN al aloei
trptter zig tilbaae. bier forleoen Iag
fonplimcnteret al 5crreositpret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

say,p1 to the outside world lying in wicked ness. Come and help the work or spr~eauIns ~ the glorious Gospel tdings by stuhlns @ Sou 5jgestIve organs with oysters that you II nave tn nay more for and less of em than you can
 ., 1,,vwhere else? That's not my luea oi 9bc way pure religions going to be spread from pole to pole. If you can bring man tt , rsaiize that he is a sinner by selling him for n quarter in the sanctuary an oyster sue" about half as good as he can buy m ah 1T rrligious place down the street for lo cents, vou tell me how the thing works ana II set fight down and hold my peace.
 And as for fqirs-Wen, brethren, don want to speak nothing harsh against talIs' put if rr,Iv does seem to me that folks that have iiE,Uus purposes with the business or working off piu-cushions and doll babies md candy and lemonade and pie and perfectly useless fancy work on, ltind-hearted neighbois Who are stiN in hondagH to their sins
 "A magic lantern show ain't much better although there is no particular objection to it, Ss a shcw any more than there is to q con ain't got no ear for music But what ton like" said Davis earnestly. lis trying to raise money by any plan that says to man
 Give your dollars to religion, ani you Il get 'em back quick in the shape of something YOU can carry home in your pocket or your digestive tract " Brethren. I think the only way to pay off that mortgage is for vcu and me t0 go down into our pockets and 10 give the last dollar spare.
 Now 1 done a good deal or taking anu maybe I've hurt somebody's feelings. aud 1 m Sorry if 1 have. But sos there won't he jest stallS. lSs1's L won't seem co give advice avn Willing 10 take, | say here and now Tthat u subscribe $50 10 the fund
 There was silence when Davis resumed his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

That he is able with the aid of a mysterious comnound known only to himself. produced as result of the years he has spent Tn search ing for this precious fe-givtng bocn. 10 cure any and every disease that-ts known to the human body There is no doubt of the doe tur's earnestness in making his claim and sthe remarkable cures that he is daily erecting seem to bear him out very strongly. fils. theory which he advances is one Of reason and based on sound experience in a medical practice of many years. It costs hothlhg 10 fr, his remarkable Elixir of Life, as ne calls it. for he sends 1t free, to anyone who is a sufferer, in sufficient quantities to con vince of its ability to cure. so there is apso- .lutely no risk to run Some of sthe cures cited are very remarkable, and but for rellaole VII nesses would hardly be credited. The lame have thrown away crutches and walked about after two or three trials of the remedy. The sick given up by home doctors. have been restored to their families and friends in per feet health Rheumatism, neuralgia, stomach heart liver kidney, blood and skin diseases and bladder troubles disappear as by magic Headaches backaches, ner vousness, levers consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, cEtarrn' bTonchitis and all affections of tho throat lungs or any vital organs are easily over come in a space of time that Is simply mar vicious ., ...,
 Partial paralysis locomotor ataxia, dropsy' 0out scrofula and piles are quickly and per
 manently removed. It purifies the entire sys- tenn blood and tissues. restores normal nerve ,oWer circulation and a state of perfect systems are alike and equally affected by this great "Elixir of Life, Send for the remedy f6day Tt is free to every sufferer State wtfet Vou want to be cured of and the sure remedy for it will be sent you free by return mall
 lt@n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
CHURCH DEBT RAISING.
Cook, the Plumber, Had Objections,
 But Did His Full Duty.

There are two things that be found in
 almost every yillage-the town Gruhhar" tS nro ano annoying of the two. How to raise the debt
 from the church at Turley. the scene or
 oSs GhSrles fsntain Biuitt was was the subject of
 a meeting which the author describes as Ioi- lows: .,-. .. o..,
 eerning the need that the church should be
 relieved speedily from the burden of indebted
 ness, Elder Brown. Principal of the P"pilc
 School asked for suggestions respecting the
 kest way of accomplishing the object.
 One of the ladies proposed an oyster sup
 ner another thought the community might
 be willing to endure one more rair Tor the
 sale of useful and fancy articles and sun
 foreign talent would be a sure money maker.
 Trustee Wilkins inclined to magic lantern
 oT' tbA Holy Land for the main attraction,
 and then bit of fun afterwards, or inter
 RPmsiIa Bluitt spoke about the heauty and
 usefulness of self-denial and recommended
 that everybody should go without butter and
 caramels for two months and put the money eouivalent of these articles into mite boxes. When these and other plans for obtaining money had been offered and urged, Davis Cook inc plumber and the Librarian of the sunday
 school, rose for the purpose of making few observations. .,.o l presented here tonight he said,t Tor to do anything disagreeable to the brethren and s.s, l teTs who are better Christians than d am and many of whom have forgotten more, maybe than I ever knowed. But l have the interests of this church at heart, ana as we nave n' | invited here for the purpose of getting opin- | ions, I think am free to' speak my mlni | and hope will do sos without giving olehse | to nobody. Each man sees things different,
 and if I can't see 'cm, your way that maEE EE l not prove you are wrong; but I've got to tel l you how l see 'em' or else jest set here and | keep quiet. '- ., -s,., | of God and for the preaching of the everlast- | ing Gospel. It ain't no shop; It MaSn got | up for trade or for driving bargains. It's a l place where sinners and saints come to pray, | the saints to git comfort from the preached | word while the sinners git conNeTsion-at | least we hope they'll git it. The church then | is really a kind of little heaven here below l and when a man comes into 1t he surely ought | to leave worldly things on the outside Nor- | shipng and dickering ain't' got hothmg in l comInon That's the way it strikes me
 l Now, it seems to me continued Davls. 'that such an organization as that ouehth | to go into the eating house business or trN to sell notions. When you haA&. &ns .oyslssi
 sapper for the benefit of the -tlltltr eAiea sn ny you | don't make no wry faces al oyster | suppers just regarded as oyster suppers--I pul ! 1t to you brsthTaA fl t Nn't Just ths sams ah
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
HOLIDAY RATES Central of Georgia Railway.

Tickets at rate of one and one-thrd fares for the round trip will be sold to students of schools and colleges upon pres entation and surrender of certificates signed by Superintendents, Principals or President of the various institutions, De- cembyr Is to % 1901. inclusive, final limit January s. 1902.
 To the general public on December 2S' |, D, 90 and 3l, 1901. and January l. lsVZ' final limit January 3, 192.
 For rates, schedules. tickets and more detailed information, apply to C. Rog- CTS Travelling Passenger Agent, Com merce Street, Montgon ary, Ala.
 adv-dec. -22-2i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
YOU WILL EAT YOUR CHRIST MAS DINNER AT THE OLD
 HOME ON TIME

If you travel via the Mobile and Ohio R R. Round trip tickets to all points cast of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers on sale Dec, 5, 24. D. 30, 3l, 1901, and January 1. 1902 limited for return up to and including January 9, 1902, at rate of one and one tn. fare For the benefit of students If schools and coll ges presenting certlh- oates signed hy the Superintendents. Principal, or Presidents of the various institutions tickets will be sold upon sur r,nder of such certificates, Dec. l6 to 22 inclusive. limited for return to January s. 1902 See your ticket agent or address P. S Hay, $, E. P. A, Montgomery, Ala.
 adv-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

The ten persons proving their claims to being the oldest readers of the Daily or Weekly Advertiser will be rewarded with a life time subscription. Don't wait. Find out about it right away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
An Amnsinp Game.

Card castles is the name of an anus ing game. The players sit at either end of A long table and build two tier card castle. This is protected with one hand, while the players aim their remaining cards at their adversaries' castles. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
si e which knocks down the castles first wins the game.
PENSIONS

A new plan for pension; of the Daily or Weekly may be of interest to the l readers just at this time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Like Aladdin,s Wealth.

description of the jewels of ihe shah of Persia sounds like a story from the Araolhh Nights. These are many and so precious that they are guarded in a small room ana spread out upon Oriental earpets-thlrty- five million dollars worth of them. There are ~arphiroS the size of marbles. and rubies and pearls large hazel nuts. one pearl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
PALACE MARKET

Extra fine beef, veal, pork, nut ton. all kindp of vegetables and sausage; mallard ducks, turkeys, geese, chickens, oysters The pest of everything to eat H |. YelVer- ton & Son, No. Court Square Phone 247.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
An Aged Heroine.

Oueen Marie of Naples. sister al tut iSov f ,,,S,,,r,.s oS Austria has just completed hei sotb year Forty years have elalse1d 1 since h,,s She stood--not then 20 by the side "i heI ,,I- nu sf inc defence of Gaeia. That the royal troops
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
" o m ems FlanE .WSaMaists. Reduced 20Q
 For the Cash.
q fortune-ssoo. 900. Most notable

is worth a fortune-s3oo GOO Most notable of all is the famous Kaanan fez-shaped crown which is surmounted by an uncut ruby as large as a hens egg, supposed to come from Siam The Kaianian belt, ten or twelve inches wide, is perfect mass of pearls dla- monjs emeri,lds and Iubies, and weighs eighteen pounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Marvellous Elixir of Life Discovered by Famous Doctor-scientist That
 Cures Every Known Ailment
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That Seem Like Miracles Performed The Secret of Long Life of
 olden Times Revived.
The Remedy Is Free to All Who
 Send Name and Address.

After years of patient study. and delving into the dusty record of the past, as well as fol- lowing modern experiments in the realms Of First National Bank Building. Fort Wayne. Ind, makes the startling announcement that he has surely discovered the elixir or lite.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Ronoh on the Prophets.

,;ir Thomas Lauder Bruntor of London, the the well known medical authpEiiy declares he h MI yisions are due to disease In his ldn,on una, ' the seer of Biblical history Was only enileDtiC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
HOW LONG HAVE YOU

seat. He looked flushed and excited, but he bad the air of a man who had done his duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

held out so bravely for thre months longer was greatly due to her brave example. as she daily took her share in the perils of the siege
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
A Boston Boy Edif

Harper's Magazine.
 It was at one of the sun that flourish up New Englan year. and the white-haired ls finished her address. Amoni surrounding hJ@ swayed by latory spirit, was little bo. boy. Presently, when he had tunity, he shook hands and s
 "I was very much pleased W marks. have been waiting hear you speak on this topic of the best addresses on the 8 heard"
 The boy was nine years ole of the address Motherhood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

Try our special brand F ket Sausage, it is the bes pork. H. L.i Yelxerton & Court Square. Phone 247,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-10
Inquiries Answered.

NO attention paid TO inquiries not Civ
ing name and address of writer plainly
Written-)
Mrs O. X D. writes: "A white sauce il
one of the four sauces French chef al
ways keeps on hand Wish knew what
the other three are. wish knew the best
recipe for white sauce and the reason los
mixing the ingredients one way for one
dish and another way for toast. etc.
I should be pleased to see something re-
gartiing this
we have written several articles anc
answered innumerable queries in relation
TO sauces and regret that they have n0t
come to our correspondent s notice. as VIC
have not space to give repetition o.
these Just now
We do not know where the writer gets
her information in regard to the -four
sauces but think she alluded to the prep
s7rations known as blanc. roux naftre
d hotel butter and "Rayfgotte" or Mont
pelier butter which many cooks keep on
hand We viii give directions for ma king
these in a later issue
MIXING SAUCES.
All plain sauces that are served with
meats vegetables, etc, are mixed in the
same way and with the same proportion;
two level tablespoonfuls Of -four. two level
tablespoonfuls Of butter to one cup OF
LIQUID. II the sauce is to be Drowned how.
ever a little more -four must be used an
the browning of - starch in the -four
depriveS IL Of much Of its thIckeninR
properties. some Of the starch being
changed into dextrine-
Sauces that are used for croquette ana
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-10

like mixtures are made in a different
manner as a much larger proportion or
the nature of the materials used Meat.
being dry requires less than fish. which
case is Intended to bind the materials to-
gether and make them Of sufficient firm
vEGErABLEs FOR PIcKLiNG
Mrs. r. =. $. writes TO know If we can
give a table for the best time 10 pickle
Vegetables. The following win be f5und
reliable for most sections. BE governed.
bies- They must not be overgrown or
IN JULY AND AUGUST.
flower, nasturtiums. onions, peppers ana
~ SEPTEMBER.
Cabbage, red and white. cauiihower
melons, nasturtiums and green tomatoes.
Menus.
SUNDAY
BREA fast
Fresh Fruit.
'-'1s1e1 Eroiied sweetbreads
Fanneq Iomatoes- cream sauce.
DINNER
Iced CantaIotipe.
Roast shoulder Of Veal. Peas
Mashed Potatoes stewed Onions
Tomato MayOnmaise.
CoRee Parfait.
SUPPER
Nut Butter Sandwiches
MONDAY.
BREAK FAST
Frieassee Of Dried Beef Beef.
German Fried Potatoes
Toast. Coffee
LUNCH
Cream of Tomato Soup
Fried Egg Plant ScallOped Potatoes.
Fruit Lemonade
DINNER
Corn and Potato chowder-
Sliced Roast Veal. SteWed Tomatoes.
Hot Cold SlaW.
Blackberry Roll Co1eo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-10


Take 200 to 800 small unripe cucumbers,
wipe them thoroughly. lay them on qlSn
or nine hours. enen drain. lay them IN "A
jar and pour enough boiling vinegar over
them to cover them Place near the fire,
covered with grapevine ieaNeS- II titsE
do not become sufficiently green pour on
cumbers and cover with freSh ieaVes- con-
tiuue to do this until they become -
egar once more ana add 10 one saiIon
six small red peppers, two sticks cinna-
mon. two tablespoonfuls whole aHspice.
pour over the pickles and cover closely
PICKLED CUCUMBERS.
Take geo small cucumbers, and take
enough boiling water TO cover them. and
one quart of salt dissolved in the water.
Cover and iet stand AZ hours Then drain
and wipe them carefully. Put them in
large jar. with one large onion stuck full
of cloves. one green pepper. small root
three bay leaves. Boil vinegar enough TO
cover them we'll Take a piece of muslin
of whole cloves, allspice. stick cinnamon.
mace. white mustard seed and pepper
eornS. tie with stout Irvine and boil in
over the S.ucuTnbers This amount Of spicS
may be distributed in smaller bags and
placed her r" there among the pickles
MI-~k MELON PICKLES.
Use the very small unTipe muskmelOns.
and cut an oval piece out of one side; re-
move seeds with a teaspoon and mn in
with stuHlnn OF chopped cabbage onion,
scraped horseradlsh, mustard seed, mas
turt1ums. celery seed. whole pepper. a lit
tie ground cinnamon and cloves and salt
to taste. Put in piece of melon and
tie firmly in place and put into jars cover
with boiling. slightly sailed vinegar and
let stand "A hours Do this three times.
letting them stan where they viii keep
hot for half an hour the last time. Then.
when cold. cover with fresh vinegar anc
strew few bits of horseradish over the
top to keep from molding- Green peppers.
cucumbers and green tomato mangoe>
may be filled in the same way. These
vegetables should first be soaked latter
seeds are taken out) in a brine made o.
clear cold water and salt strong enough
To hold up an egg.
INDIA RELISH
Two quarts of chopped green tomatoes.
two quarts of chopped ripe cucumbers. a
scant cup of salt, let stand p hours and
drain in coarse. thin muslin Put two
quarts of good vinegar on to boil. add
tard one level teaspoonfuI of alspice. one
and q half of cloves and one and a hall
of cinnamon. when vinegar is boiling uut
of cinnamon. when vinegar is boiling put
chopped white onions and four green
peppers chopped fine Let boil for 20 min
uteS-
SWEET PICKLED PEACHES.
Take peaches that are ripe but not the
least bit soft. pare them and stick three
cloves in the blossom end Of each peach
To every seven pounds of fruit allow
three and -fourths pounds Of sugar
to a quart of best cider vinegar two
ounces of whole cloves and two ounces
stick cinnamon Boil the vinegar. sugar
and cinnamon together for I'VE mlnutesf
then put in the peaches and cook them
gently until tender When done take
them up into jars and reduce the syrup
nearly one-half; then pour it over tho
peaches