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DEPARTMENT, Office OF
Comptroller of the CurreGcy. Washing.
ton, d. c., June II, 1D0l Whereas by
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that the Merchants National bank OF
county OF Harris, and State OF Texas.
has complied with all the provisions OF
the statutes of the United States, re.
association shah he authorized to com.
mence the business of banking
Now, therefore, l. Charles g Dawes,
comptroller of the currency, do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank Of Houston, in the city Of Houston.
In the county II Harris, and State OF
Texas, is authorized to commence the
business OF banking as provided in sec
ton 5l6J of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal of office this 18th day Of
June. 1901. CHAS. q. DAWES,
Comptroller of the Currency. S-1A
Charter number 5S5S
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THREE unfurnished rooms for rent e
couple without children. 1917 Pfalfrs,
nVaunp
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FOE RENT-Two or three large cool IN
furnished rooms August l. ol4 Housts.n,
nNprue u
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BElWkbN now ana August Is. deslrahic
sA er seYen-r0ou house IN good neigh
and buggy hOnse. Cah s0i Bms bnliJ
lrg N
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WANTED Frank Schoaies, civil engineer
please send your address 10 VIM Harley,
81 La Sale street, Chlcago. 81
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PFRFECr face paste FOR freckies liver
spots, pimpies, skin and scalp Diseases;
by mail George s. Rail. Box 100 t'lf,
cinnnti Ohio u-lf
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FINE LIVING for agents selling "Har.
tona;' positively takes kinks out OF ne
gro hair; Hartona Face Bleach makes
negro skin six shades lighter; harmless
send for terms. liartona Co, Richmond,
Va *
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FOR SALE The following named tools:
ITS G{drq za. ek, s iS sercT aess
lot rope all sizes and lengths; pile driv.
Cts hammers, etc. wench, FOOLS Of every
description; hardware. bolts, nails, etc.;
junk iron, etc Cull or address w VII
llms, 1905 Lamar. corner Crawford ~
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MOVING AND STORING of all kinds Of
household goods shllfully done; fine new
warehouse, money loaned on furniture If
desired seaman a Bartell. 2O6 Fannin
street. phone 1850.
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For RENT-Five- house, Sl0 also z
room house Apply Seaman " Bartell,
DtlH Eauuiu street -
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EDUCATIONAL For courses by oorre
spondence address Cosmopolitan Core.
spondence Normal College. 30 RaIney
street Austin, Texas.
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ONE CALLAHAN engine, l6N2l in first.
class shape for $500 one Jumbo Thomas
cotton press pressed 600 bales. for 500;
one 3O-inch French Burr Coleman corn
mill for $40, =. l., Brady, Hearne, Texas.
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Illustrated, treats OF nil conditions Of
men, tells how TO attain "Perfect Man.
hcod." Should be In the hands OF every
male adult, Address Erie Medical Co,
Book Dept" Buffalo, N. Y.
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FOR RENT second door 70T Preston
avenue; suitable for rooms or ofhces
Inquire IN grocery store. 81
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DOUBLE ROOM, southern exposure; hath;
good board 404 Crawford. .
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NAAIEp-Ry August 10 by retiehlo fen,
ant, . OF eiru0m house la Third on Fourth
ward; must be hrst-class. Address 2TSi
ihls eihse 20
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FOR LEASE OR RENT-The well known
and old established Schultz house, w.
l2O9-1l and IL Commerce avenue con
tanning twenty-clEht furnished rooms;
this place Is close in lony two blocks
from the postofhcel yet removed from
Ter splenaId onnortnnity for bS rIg y
PARTY; good reasons for selling; none hut
responsible parties need apply Mrs \.
schultz. 3
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hAHIt1 ~-NtHH hIHHIV Inf lIlIn tPhIeU cIr-
eular. Address Box 0b3, Dallas, Texas II
VIAYI Headquarters 7o2 Walker; phono
5al S.lA
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Ida Eu>ton of Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting here.
Mrs. j. y. Remington came from Nor
risVille Saturday night to visit her pan
ents. MIR. and Mrs. J. II. May. for about
two weeks when She will 20 to Boston to
join her husband, and where they will re-
side.
Miss Xita Curtis of New Haven, Conn,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Storms
Harry Athcrton of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anterior.
MIR ana Mrs. Gilbert Harris, who have
beeon visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright
returned to Brushton, y. y, Monday.
Frank Hopkins has returned from New
York.
Fred Douglas, who has been spending a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Douglas. returned to New York NJ n
day. Mrs. Douglas will 20 the last of The
week.
The Home Circle Of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs Sheldon Fri
day afternoon and evening. Supper will
be served,
Harry Anterior, who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Athcr-
ton returned to Boston Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Tcachout is visiting in st. AL
bans.
Mrs. II. D. Snyder and her guest, Mrs
Tram were entertained by Mrs. f.. NJ
Whitcomb yesterday.
Mrs Sarah Beach Of Charlotte is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. G. Van Vlct.
Mrs. lockwood and son Of Westford arc
visiting her brother c. B. Grow.
Ralph Baker is very i'll with blood pos o.
resulting from a blister on his hand. lie
was somewhat better last night
Miss Effe Baker was called home from
St. Adams Tuesday night by the illness
of her brother
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

4 peculiar disease or blight has attack
ed hard NAPLES in Ripton. The LEAK
changes to a darker color in small spots,
which rapidly spread over the whole leaf,
changing ii to a brown and yellow, and
causing it to die in "A short time. so
trace of insects or their work is found
when the spots are highly maguilcd.
Normontors will watch the career Of
Calvin Z. Titus at West Point with hearty
interest and pride. He Is the buglcr who
was the first to scale the walls Of Pei, n
and in the war with Spain was a member
of the Bennington company in the Yer
mont volunteer regiment. He goes into
West Point with a military experience
that any member of the senior class
would give his boots for.
James Lcv,rctt Gilmore died at his
home IN West Rutland at $50 oCloc k
Tuesday afternoon after am illness OF II
DAYS. Mr.. Gilmore was tn, second son of
William Gilmore and Mary Todd Chatter
ton. and was born in West Rutland ;, p
tcmher a, 1873 His family has held lands
In Ira aud West Rutland since the rcvolu-
ton and came from the Scotch Irish sct-
tiers in Derby. y. H.. who We're driven in
l,l6 from a half century's residence 10
Londonderry, Ireland. by religious pors
Cutious. Mr.. Glm.rc's father died early.
James attended the common schools and
the West Rutland academy. and took
charge of the West Rutland farm when !,
years old At a later time he travelled
two wears in the West and on rcturuinl
settled in North Ira lie represented the
town in the state LEGISLATURE in l>i1. ami
lived in Ira seven years. lie WAS after
ward in business i'm West Rutland for IA
years. ana was postmaster from lNoi t.
1875 I'm 1874 Mr. Gilmore married Miss
Mary Ann Perry Of West Rutland and OF
their five children four survive: William
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Mrs Mark Thompson and daughter
Jennie visited at +. c, Forbes one day
last Week.-Go orgc w. Mansfield of
Waterbury was a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Milham a few days last week.
Miss Matte Millham accompanied Mr..
Mansfield to Waterbury, whore she spent
two days visiting fronds.-Msses Katie
and Nell Noonan visited friends in Bur
lngtOn the last of last week.-Mrs.. Jonn
Iulcy of Burlington is spending a few
weeks with her daughter at Camp Mill
ham.--Thc people in this vicinity are very
anxious to receive tho word that will give
them the free mail dcliVcrN.--Walter Wes-
colt was home from Essex last Sunday
NJ. W Hnsdil and little Grover Provin
visited friends in Essex last Sunday
George Smith and family of Huntington
spent Sunday at A. j. noWncr MIR, and
Mrs Euzeb Sanctuary of Hlneshurgh
visited with Mr., and Mrs. Jackson Isham
on the ith inst-The commissioners ON
the estate of the late Edgar Iiinsdil held
their first assembly on the Sd at the Of
fee of .. W. lsham, town clerk.-Aunt
Nj rric Dcnniug and two nieces Of Buriing
ton are spending few weeks with Jam, s
Milham and family.--Miss Ada Tlloy of
Darlington drove from Hincsbureh Sun
day and spent the day with relatives in
this placc--AIrs. T.. c. Davis and child Of
darlington, Mrs. r.. NJ. llnSdill AMI two
Chll ircn of Barre were at Mrs Edgar
l'msdlls the last of last weck.--Msi
Matte MillhAm goes to Montpelier this
week to attend the wedding of a friend,
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE

Mrs. y. T. Hanks is visiting friends In
BristCL-TT Russ, II and Mitchell Rcmne-
ton of llmcshurgh w'rc in town Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs +. w brewster visited 1t
Martin Shcrman's in jericho last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. g. Fuller Of Richmond
visited at 6. J. Rardalls and Thaddeus
Fulers last weelI-EZra Kimball NOV d
to Forest City last week.-Mrs.. u. V.
Hanks of Nashua, y. H.. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Vernon Sargent and brother.
]. II Hoanc.-Mr. and Mrs. Charl %
Southwick Of Montpelier visited friends
in town the first Of the wcek.--C. r.. Cor
ton of Maiden. Mas, arrived in town
SaturdaY.-li8rrY Ellis and sister of Bur-
liuGton were the guests of Miss Adalene
Randall over SundaY.-CharleS Miller of
Ferrishurah with a gang of six men are
putting Nj w. +. Hanks house.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Loavitt and T.. r. Strong and daugh-
tors went for few days outing at Lake
lroqUois. the first of the week.
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caring for her chickens, and hearing the
cries of MIR. Plant, ran into the stable and
:, cling the state of things stepped into tho
stall, spoke to the horse, put her hand up.
on him and soon quoted him. and helped
MIR Plant cut of the stall Help was call
ed to get him into the house, and II ply
stefan vas called when II was found the
man was quite seriously hurt. There was
a hole i'm tie LETT shoulder made by the
calks; the flesh was badly torn on the LETT
arm; two ribs were broken on the left side
over the heart, and the clothing and
flesh was tom from the left Size OF the
body as though the horse had paved II.
he injuries are so serious that it was
thought best to send for a trained nurse.
Mr.. Plant is as comfortable as could be
expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08
MORRISVlllE.

Manethro Jackson. who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs Jane T. Meach at
Hartford CITY, Indiana returned home
Monday night, taking in the sights at
Buffalo. en- route.
Mrs. d. l.. Eaton and daughter, Nellie,
former residents here, but now of Chi
the guests of Mrs. Eaton's brother. Mr..
Eli Gill. in the west part Of the town.
Eugene TYLER and family have moved
into Mrs. Reeds tenement on the Brook
lyn side.
Mr. Rodney Banistcr and wife of Nash
ua, y. H.. have been visiting with broth
err, Joseph Banister.
Nelson Emerson from the Canadian
side, is visiting with Mrs Helen Huse.
A. j. IIusc, wife and son who have been
visiting in town the past ten days, re-
turned to their home in Randolph Tues
day
William Whipplc of Boston is visiting
his mother in town.
|. y. Lebanon, Edward Merrill, IIoratio
Pervicr and Orrir Russell have gone to
Mortified to do the stone work Tor the
Dewey hall
Misses Mamie and George jackson, NJ IS
| Nellie Darling and Miss EroUda Harris
are camping at LAX, Gilmore for week.
! Tho MorrisVillc base h9ll team went 10
WatorVille Saturday, where an interest
ing game was played, resulting in a score
of to in favor Of the visiting team.
Mrs. Joseph Remington has given up her
position in the bank and gone to Boston.
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CT ccso Crcam.

Cook the beaten yolks Of three eggs wifi
ono-fourth teaspoonful of salt ana dal
Of raprika i'm q cup of scdldcd milk. Whor
the mixture coats the spoon. add scau'
half cup Of grated Parmcsan choose Gno
one level Tablespoonful of granulatcd gel
atine. softcned in cold water and dissolved
over hot water. Beat while cooling oVel
ice water. and when begin nirg to set, folc
in one cup of whipped cream. mcasurol
after whipping, thcn turn into mould
When cold turn from tho mould and sCrr'
on lace paper or garnished with parsley
If any be left over it can he served = see
ond time by cutting in slices, then in fancy
shapes and arranged on rounds of brow
or graham bread with a sprinkling o
paprika over tho top.
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WILllSTON,

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Cookie were IN town
sunday Mr., NilcoN Of Finct urgh was
in town last week Miss Eliza o'Donnt II
and Mrs. Kate iaunow OF Talcott and
Mss Annie kc,ic we're guests at Mr..
lurlne's Thursday Green and Mrs
Frances visited Mrs. Koefc roccnuy.-C.
J.. Narron has "a nice canopy-tOp carriage
Mrs Flagg pnd Mrs. Freeman of Rich
n'ond Ncro at l.. j. Barncy's Friday
Mrs Rowe was at Shelburno last week.
\. II. Baker WIS at l.. j. Harney's Satur-
day -Nrs. Oatman arrived saturday
evening MosSrs Lo@eins and Barber were
at Lake IroquciS SaturdaY.-Mr ana Mrs.
Arthur DoWuei wcrc at Sandford War
rcu's Saturday, Mrs. Merchant had an On
tcuainmcnt with the graphophouc ut
Charles kccfe's saturday evening. MIR.
aud Mrs n r. TarboX went to Starksboro
last week Mrs. Tarbox will remain a few
weeks with her mothcr.-MisS Lydia
lli"kok is Il guest of her unclc's, l.. j
Farncy'S Work of grading before the
village cemetery will conn ence soon
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and fairly active all day. A score Of
shorts provided the chief pun impulse at
anccs, reduced southwest movement aud
small offerings Closed firm at &c net ad
vance, Sept, G0hHGlis, closed G~ic;
oct, 759sa7Sscc closed 767sc; Dec, 7$sp
GORN-Reccipts. 1i0.mo bushels exports.
s.. 100 bushels, 3260to bushels futures Spot
firm No . GO%l elevator ara Glsc f. %. b.
encat. options were strong rnd higher
with wheat The frost scare also attract
ed some buying and offerings were small
all day. Closed very steady at i,c net ad-
vance. Sept. 604m6ii tu6lisc, closed 500;
Dec, 61AqG29sc closed 62l5c
OATS-.Receipts, $500 bushels; exports,
B. $Sc; No. white, 43a bic: 30. -Nhijjyg.
41itc; track mixed western 3sGf40c; track
white, 4lmi9c. Options du'l but firmly
HAY-steady. Shipping 7zlaa7jc; good to
I HlDEs-Thc market was steady to-day.
RIA q to 3 lbs ,9lac, Texas dry 240N
Woof~The market was dun to-day.
Domestic fleece, 26027c; Texas. 1Gn17r
LARD-f1asy. Western. steamed, s, %,
! r. fined easy: continent, $915; $ A., SJiJ:
compound, G.ood712la
.TORK.rhe market was easy to-day.
Family. SIG 2jml6o, short, clear 1e.uI1r
175o, mess, sl5.5Mtl6.5o.
HtTTER-Was hrm Western creamery
2ss d d lgirtor E,o, ~ lSc Imitation
CIEES E-Strong; fancy largo coloro1.
90, a924c; fancy large white, "'su9aic. fancy
small coored, 99sa99.c; fancy small white.
/ OTAToEs-We quiet. Jciscys. $40
"too; southern prime, Sooaiv. Long Is
land, s3.OOd4oo.
,.EiGsm,.Firm. state and Pennsylvania,
| li@lc; Western unclndled. >Hl-4c, do.
Ioandled. 13015c.
1AL1,OW-stca1y. CITY 50 per pack
ago ia,c. country packages frcoi ia,0ic.
a IL ~ no Sos
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ESSEX CENT? RE.

Essex Grange has a picnic at Mallott's
Bay, Thursday, Aug. Sth.-Mrs Maloui
Drpuis of Montreal came Saturday to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs, Rok Catclla,
she expects to be here several weeks.-A
son was born few days ago to Prlh. and
Mrs, G. Martin,-Mr. a. Pauquett and
family and relative, Mir, Fred DawSey of
II0lyOke, Mass, who is visiting them are
camping for Il week at Malletts Bag
Misses Enie and Mcbel ingalls, OF Mont
pc,icr called upon friends in the "llase
Tuesday Mr.. Xeph Plant, farmer on
last week. Tie had been to the village in
Browns River came very near being
killed by one of his horses one evening
the afternoon ana had his horsce shod.
After supper he went into his stable to
groom his horses. While crouchirg down
to clean off the feet of his gray horse, II
became frightened at something and
Jumped, ana struck Mr.. Plant with It's
forofeet knocking him down under the
hcrse's feet, His cries for helr probably
friahtcuod the horse sim more, and the
horse did good deal Of stepping and
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days at Union village. Her sister, Mrs. s.
l.. Bates of Burlington accompanied hcr-
a Sunday-sChoo picnic 10y the -wo sunday
hools of this village was arranged FOR
Nednesday.-Nliss Daisy McGibhon Is WIS.,
itng her sister. Mrs NJ. T.. Maurice at
ontgomery. selcctmen are planning
the fortifcation OF Roaring Brook, winch
is most desirable improNcment--Amo 3
those from ont of town last week were
Mrs. Churchill and Mrs BoNnton of North
field, G.. G. Lewis of Washington, -. e.,
William Kirby of Fairfax, Herman Free
man of Waterbury, Tyler Pcasc ana vile
and Leonard Prior and Family of 8urling.
tun-M. l.. Hanaford and wife have re-
turned to their home in Rockford, H.
The knights family and friends spent sun
day at the foot of Mansfield Mountain
A i. Nay has returned to boSton-A. y.
Humphrey, Henry Humphrey and MIS-
STYLES of Burlington were in town last
Friday to attend the funeral of Hubbard
EOgors.-MisS Packard, Il teacher i'm the
Ira Allen school Of Burlington. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Fowler returns
To- her home on Friday of this wcck.-Mr
Flynn and family of st. Adams who have
also been guests of MIR and Mrs. Fowler.
returned home last week.-Mrs.. Charlcs
Mcbride and two children have returnc Il
from few days visit with friends IN
Colchester. Mrs. T.. II Mann Is on the
sick list-Cclcstia Gates of Enoshurgh is
spending a few days with Mrs. l.. II. Cha
pin.-lpr. w. $. Nay expects to accompany
Or Daley Of White River Junction to the
Masonic conclavc held at Louisville. Ky.
tho 22d Of August. While absent they will
take in the Pan american Exposition
Robert Kirby and wife. Alice Kirby ana
Mrs. Levi Metcalf started Monday for The
I:uffalo ENposition.- Scrvi es at the Eiis-
coral church next sunday.
Service will be held al calvary ODpsCo-
paD church. Cnderhill. on Sunday next.
august III with offerings for missions.
All are cordially invited. The service
opens at I H. m.
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RICHMOND.

Mr. V. s. Freeman. n longtime resident
OF Richmond. died Sunday morning. Fun
Grad services were held 1T mi. late res
iicuce Tuesday at o'clock p. m. In his
death Richmond loses one Of her best cit
l.. ms.
AS Mrs. Eugene Ring and daughter were
driving down sherman hill in Uuutington
sunday the horse became uunanaEouule
ana ram into the wire fence I'm the MaGono
Flhs lot. throwing thc ladies out. tearing
their clothes. iniuriur the horse and
Wt'ck'ue tho Wagon-ihe Condensed
Niik company paid for Juno milk without
1t-tinG ~ cents per hundred. The cream
cry at Mr.. Towers paid for standard milk
~ cents per hudr,d with tnc sl;imm d
milk returned. The Jouesvllle creamery
paid - cents per hundred for standard
milk with thu skinned milk rCtwncd.-
rno Louisa NJ. smiley Circle of King $
] daughters win meet with Mrs. r. J..
Towers Wednesday, aftcrnoon.-Mrs.
Thomas. sister of Or. Seeley and wife of
tn, Rev Mr. Thomas, and children are
Iplmus with Mrs. $. a. Andre VS.. DR..
Scc!oY returned from his vacation last
Saturday night Mrs. jenny Berry and
Children of Mt. HolYoke, Mass. are Wis
iine her uncle, Lewis Rartro.-Frcd ".
Il1"g has gone to the Fabyan House,
White Mountains aud will play bail with
the Fahvan tcam.-Nlrs. james Martin and
daughters ana grand child from Fall Xiv
,r, are the guests OF Mir and Mrs. Will
liam Flacg.-NIr. and Mrs. Gates of Lob-
anon, y. Hare the guests of their dauGh-
TT. Mrs. y. L. Wiuslow-A +. Stevens
End family, Mr. SQurcs and family and
Mrs. William Douglass and children spent
last week at Lake lroQuOis.-Alhert T. 'wn
has purchased n building lot Of the In
dcrwear company on Tiden avenue and
will soon build a house-T Terrin has
purchased a lot of George Green on BridSc
street and will soon build a house on the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08
EINENCu OUTLETS.

Fry finely chopped onion in two ounces
of butter. Soak ono quarter pound of br, al
in cold water and squeeze it in "A dry cloth
Add it to the onion and butter with half a
pound of minced fo~l and one or two
lvers, also minced. Season with salt and
pepper, stir over the fire until hot, then
add two well beaten eggs Mix thoroughly
and set aside to get cold while making the
pancake batter and frying two pancake.
On one lay the prepared meat and cover
with the other. When cold cut into fancy
ordinary cutlets.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08
ROAST TURKEY. TURKISH
STYLE.

Clean and truss tie turkey and wash
and parboil one cup of rice in boiling
sailed water. When the rice is about haii
cooked drain end mix with it about ono
dozen French Chcstnuts, peeled and cut
into small pie ,os, orc-fourth pound of well
washed currantS and two ounces Of al
monds. banchod and CHOPPED Season
with onc-fourth tcaspoouful each Of silt
white pepper ANA Ground cinnamon. Molt
half cup Of butter and stir this niXtlr,
into it. stun the turkey with II. hastine
every ten minutes with butter melted In 4
little hot water. Turn the bird often and
drcdge with -four after each bastinS
Serve with 4 ricn clear sraVN
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FRICASSEED SW EETBR READS.

Farboil the sweetbreadS twenty minutes
in sailed water with lemon juice. Remove
the veins and membranes and cut care
fully in halves lengthwise. Dredee with
salt and flour and brown them deliCa tely
in hot butter. Arrange them on d platt, T
and pour over them a cream sauce made
as follows; Beat the yolks of two eggs,
add a teaspoonfu of salt. half as much
white pepper and one cup of hot cream
and cook in a double boiler until thick
and smooth. Just before serving add a
TABLESPOONFUL of lemon tuice
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FRUIT BANARTAN.

Mash and press through a colander any
fresh fruit or berries, the latter pressed
through a sieve to extract the seeds.
Sweeton to taste and flavor with a lit
tie lemon or orange juice. TO pint of the
Juice or pulp add half box of golatinc,
which has soaked in one-half cupful of col
water for AN hour and then been dissolved
I'm ono-half cupful of hot water stir the
fruit and geatne on ice until it begins 10
set or the fruit will settle to the bottom.
Stir in lightly pint of cream, whipped and
harden.