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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-26
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Tagus is voting on the ques.
tion Of Incorporating ;ls a vii.
lage this week.
Bishop Shanl-v dedicated
Catholic churches ut Berthold
and Mohall recently.
The water man at Muhall sold
the water w,'gul' and a lot OF
people were out IT water f,r q
while.
The Flaxtt n Times calls h.
attention of the public to the
fact that there are quack doctors
touring the comfy.
The Ross Valley News. has
patched up it's difference with
the .. S. land Office and is again
enjoying a nice legal patronage.
The Catholic congregation in
Minot are holding their services
in the Bijou theater during the
construction OF the new church.
A high school orchestra is be-
ing organized in Kenmare by
the teachers and pupils for con-
cert work durino the coming
winter.
1t is rumored that Congress-
man Marshall's private secre-
tary, Mr.. Hurley, will take up
the practice Of law in Minot
shortly.
The stage route between Ber-
thold and Plaza has been discon.
tinued since the Plaza branch of
the 500 has installed a daily
mail service.
Minot is slated for new daily
newspaper which, if the stating
is correct, will make daily num-
Der three for the metropolis of
the northwest.
The first train robbery on the
new Minot-Bismarck line has
been registered by a Minot man,
who claims that he was touched
while on board.
A fellow by the name Of Well
ington disappeared between two
daysfromkenmare, leaving moth
ing behind but the bills he owed,
which are said to he numerous.
The blind swjnery in the west
ern part Of the county are hav-
ing their share of trouble keep
ing out Of the clutches of the law
IS we'll as those in Minot and
vicinity.
The Masonic Temple in Minot
will be second to none in the
state as far as the interior part
OF the building is concerned. 1t
is said to be the prettiest in the
whole northwest.
Deputy Game Warden Miller,
who lives at kenmare. is the
first warden to have been arrest
ed for killing birds out of season
IN Ward county and he was only
fined a little over 500.
Register Wilson of the Willis
ton landl Office has added a Job
department to hi STANLEY Sun,
which, together with the final
proof business he is able to throw
that paper, should help some.
We call attention of those of
our readers who are interested
that the county convention of
the American Society Of Equity
will be held in tina town of Car
pic, on the 500, on October 1st.
A fellow in the Morrill, hotel in
this city. who was taking his
annual bath, forgot to pull the
plug in the tub and the girls in
the millinery store Glow thot
there was a fire in the building
and started to move.
Prospecters believe that they
have discovered natural gas in
paving quantities near the city
of Kenmare, and if this proves
true that city may be: able to
discard the electric light plant
used for lighting the city. :: !;
Frank. .Hosheck- ,-of.--,Plaza.
cleared SIS on half an acre Of
land by growing spuds this sea-,
son. Frank is an Iowa farmer
and is breaking into diversified
farming in a way that will show
others the system is a paying
one.
A little fivp-vear.Old child met
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

In the Cincinnati tsnnel Of the
Tom Boy mine at Tellsride has jsst
been installed an electric locomotive
or tram which docs the work of six
horses and two men and does it
cheaper and with less bothsr. OF
the trolley type it is equipped with
two seven and half horse power
motors and is capable of developing
Is horse power and a speed of six
miles an hour 1t weighs four tons.
runs on an Is inch gage track. is
three feet eight inches in width and
eight feet ten inches in length. The
current. furnished from the Tellu-
ride Power companys plant, is 2JO
volts and the tram will draw 1000
pounds on the level There are FIVE
similar electric locomotives in the
Newhouse tunnel at Idaho Springs,
two in the Camp Bird mine at Ouray,
two in the Yak tunnel at Leadville
and two in the Gunnison tunnel
The low voltage prevents danger of
accidents even in wet mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Henry +. lake and family this
week enjoyed visit with his cousin
+. ii Burt of Chicago. Mr.. Burt is
president of the National Institute
and Training School for Y. NJ. c. A.
Workers. lie left Tuesday morn
ing TO attend the state Y. NJ. c. A.
convention At San Francisco. This
great world wide organization has
enrolled nearly half = million mem
bers in the United States. Includ-
ing magnificent buildings in all the
large cities the organization owns
property valued at nearly fifty mil
lion dollars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

At Fort Collins last Sunday oc-
Curved the wedding Il ". r. Krest-
nsr and Aiss Mary AcIntosh. Thsrs-
day they pesssd through here on
their way TO Osray and will retsrn
TO Gsnnison Sunday. where they
will mako their future home in the
Geo. Holsnes residence. The News
Champion joins with their many
friends in extending heartiest con-
gratulations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

9assied BY Justice Jss A. Lssay
oa IsssAay 1t $50 at the residsncs
Of JeAa April. Mr.. Carl A. Silks OF
Gsooisoa 10 Miss Edith II. Else of
Nj. CasSoa. Nr. Silka is . prosper
ous yosng ranchmsn of the Castle
toa district and his bride the pretty
dssghsss Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Elze
of IL. Carbon. News- Champion 10
happy 70 extend congratulations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

W. F. Irving. government wealth
er observer. from Bl.ck lesa, on
Curecanti Creek, below the usssa, re-
ports = minimum Temperature of
four degrees above 1cro aad maxi :
mum Of 4S degrees above for Eebru-
ary. Twenty -fosr Of the q day.
were clear or slightly c3osdy. Snow
on the mesa is fosr feet q deepest
places with almost no drifta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Elk NJ. Pilot--Senstoes Sspp sad
Lshrrittsr sss bosA do~a il ths
ssllas ~ AoiaG 0~OA work Sor tks
G1sas especially 6oe Gsasisna cos.ty.
G.0seAiag will - doas to assist IL
bsil1iaG TIE nsch .ssded road b.
ts1sa Aere and the North Fort
vall,y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

1saesose Entsrprise-Pat O'Fal-
lca - sold his meat market Asre 70
Asssis Click of Crested Butte, who
w ssa tie same il future. Nr.
O'FsDesa will look after the ostsids
bssissss for Mr.. Click, at lsast for
10 pssssat. The market 10 The ose
fosnssiy ownsd BY Ar. s. +. Dsw-
500 - y doing . fine businoss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Miss Marie Brimer will return to
Pitkin next week to join her parents
who are going to Virginia to reside.
Mr.. Brimer has sold his store at Pit
kin to Mrs. Melissa burnside.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

The first of the week VIM. Web
Der drove down from Mt. Carbon to
consult dentist Mr.. Weber com
pliments the NEws -CHAMrIox very
highly on the grim stand it has
taken for the people in this forest
reserve matter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
Granite ssre, q~ssaswsse, glsss
ware, willowwsrs sad woodenwar,
ct THE FAIR.

According 10 . Grs.d Jsnction
papss tAee town Aas between 80 sad
zoo cesss Of typhoid isvsr. Yet
tAsy ssssst il is the oaly plsos for .
normal school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Nell Deering has disposed of his
property here TO Perry Snoderass
and will move his family to Salida
shortly where he will engage in the
transfer business with his brother
in-law, Mr.. Van Orman. Gunnieon
is very sorry to lose these estimable
people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
Musical Program at Methodist
Church


Al eight o'clock San1a evening
March 10 the Methodist choir viii
give tree rnusical program 10
which the public Is cordially invited.
A collection will he taken for the
benefit OF the pastors salary.
rKo.EAN
kn-ic ............. . Orchestra
Me-sr- tiavette. knowles aud Mr.. Web-to8
Hymn, Battle Hymn Of the kepublic Congre-
gstion.
Prayer ...- --..-.- -..... Rev :. A. " ehbnr
Vocal solo. DUST for To-day Mis- Hartman
Ladiss Quartet Tho Mater af Jordan MAJ Roll
Mechanics Land, r. 2. Miller, Martin. aud
Miss bethel
Anthem. oh tome Lot "a sing M~-rs Web.
s,er and Csmpsoll, MR.. Nelson aud Miss
harwood.
kseitstion, 'Hager' ...... .....- Miss Bethel
orsnd Chorus, When Love shines In. r choir
Anthem, ''oh tive Thanks. Mrs. Potter aud
Miss Bethel. hes-rs Canpbeil aud Heel
Vocal solo. The Nesger Prayer" Mrs Nelson
Double Quartet. Rocked in the Cradle 81 the
Deep" Mesdames Nelson, Miller Potter.
Land, Martin. aud Forbes, Misses Harwood
and bethel.
Susie .........-. -.............. -.... Oschsstra
Closing H,'ax, ''God NJ With Nos Till We Mott
Axsia, .-.. s-.---. -.-...--- tonxreaessOn
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Fred Adams, yosneest son of
Frank Adams WAS married in Col
den last week to Mics Rose BcnDet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Ga Monday Miss Gsstis Trevsr-
thea returned from several weeks
Visit in Fort Collina.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Miss Helen holcomb arrived Sem
day from Denver to take charge of
the third grade in our city schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

The first Of the week d. n. Wsl.
lace and two sons were down fsso
Csst .eton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Business brought John Webber
down from Sillsville Monday. He is
boarding house keeper at that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

A. r. ilsy ss3 X. G. AsnoaA q
Sps0cer were in Gunnisoa 0eoday
I'D Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Mrs. Bertha Hsercs ws1 down
from Psrlin Monday attending 70
bUsiness matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

On Wednesday Mr.. and Mn. Wei
ker Burnett returned from . visit 70
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Mn. Maltby, Mr.. aad Mrs. Light
10y and Gail Moore were down frusn
Ohio Creek Aondsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Ar. and Mrs les. WsNsna vers
visitors in town the FRA 0i ~ wssk
from Nj. Carbon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Mrs. Alex Thomas had the mis-.
fortune to lose by fire last month, a
three story rooming house which
she conducted in Lewiston, Idaho
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

The children OF Mrs. Hester Bry-
AN are sick with measles At Cedsr-
edge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Grover Davis came down ivoa Al
mont Monday and Ieft for beaver on
The evening train.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Sorosls skirts, Munsing under
wear and ladies shirt waists st THE
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Mrs Emma Francisco will leave
Tor a short mp to Denver IN bew
davs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
R4oC 0V3

G. A. Dewey, . pro~inens Pitkin
mining maa wss in 0sasi.oa Tsss-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

The baby Of Mir and Mrs. I'd
Ovens As very siek with pneumonis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Clyde Borrouchs of lola was 9
Gmuisun visitor Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Mining business brosGht George
Farnhsm down from Ohio City
Tsesdav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

4 visitor Ia town Monday WAS
Miss Mauds stevens Of lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

G J.. Ross was in town Wednes-
day GA his way 90 Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

A.ssin L.aasiey has Er,1rDed tssau
iris.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

l.. J.. Mcrrimau ol Bowerman was
a Gunnison visitor Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

l. Lncero ~ lgwevilie was os
car sirccts Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Dave Nutshell q sillsville was ~
eur streets Mautiav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

4 visitor iH tuwn Monday was A
B Coats ui Do, lesilie
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

JEiiimebaugh came IN Saturday
from Cala. Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

A ncw lane oi -Aa.s cheap ss T1aE
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Howard iIcrrick j. assisting Cav.
cite hgos. this wo,k
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
GOAL COM. COAL,
rarss.s a FerSS~o&-

Miss AIce Basn he visiting IN toes
thss Wo,k
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

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sacug..eE rs a. ms.eh - a G., Ct
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asa onsiaai package as soss.4 a.
.ecclcc FrSa sr..s aaza ss~ IA Rsii4 hsz
Arhz.ias' ARiCSA ~zs ,Ac 81 rsasa,
paska9os Ssaes.-- p-.ssssl iur a.. ea,rne.'
Fsatse..oa sas dc p8Ios - s.oh bsuy aa..ee
as iao ro-s,lrg ~nh i4ssh - .aa zssa ~
tsep Ire cosa.ia.- - a..l H....e .te eose ..sile
l.eaf s..a q.,aAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
l0cAA 01ASU Uo0

j \. Al.eu. Erscta.s. TailR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

The ladies' Of the Nethodiss church
Will serve an Faster Tea March %,
q tho home Of Mrs. G. A. Nelson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

" A. Gsli.ss~y ~.s AZ 'S~. T~-
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

Closing Ss,ax, 'iod NJ With Nos Till We hset
Axsia, .....-.-.. ......-. Congregation
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
Fall PLANTING Of spinaeh.

Spinach can be produced almost
any time during the year and finds
ready sale. It should be sown in
September for the carly spring crops.
Fall sown spinach is available during
the winter months. The soil should be
made very rich. using the best Of
compost quite freely. The yield is
largely increased by a top.ircssing of
poultry manure. Plant in drills one
foot apart. using seed very freely. IL
to Is pounds per acre and frming II
thoroughly. Keep the weeds out and
the soil well cultivated. Thin in late
October II TO be used or sold. The
main crop usually winters over with.
out loss. but In exposed locations
should be lightly covered with coarse
litter or leaves.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
ROTATING CROPS.
u will Help the Soil and Your Bant
Account.

II Is desirable 10 50 plan tho farm
work as TO crops tha, thor. will be- q
rotation from year to year. II thi,
IL combined with tho proprr Us. oi
fertilizers II will keep tho farm In
good Hhap- from year TO year. DIT
fcrcnt crops use different quantities
OF plant food. and Ho all crops return
something to the land in tho way oi
dccaying roots and perhaps acids set
loose In the dccayinE processes, The
insects are kept down by tho ru,a
tons and the weeds arc also bctt-f
keep; under control. says Farmers Ito
view. II Ia hard To check the spread
Of insects II the same crops arc gruwr
on tho same fields every year. Thor.
are some insects that feed on som.
crops but statsc on others. and the 70
'aiion process helps the starvation oi
tho insects. The bcstkcpt farms ar.
where the crops are rotated. Usually
the ficlds should each have a lcEpfni.
nous crop once every fcw years. this
depending on the richness Of the soil
and the kind of other plants grown.
Thus. on a soil too rich In nitrogen.
We would not suggest icsuminous
crop In the rotation Till the too abun.
dant supply Of nitrogen in the soil had
been exhausted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

have 1t at once! He-he must not
see it,"
IL didn't pick 1t up!" mutters
Maud. doggedly.
II saw you! Even when my eyes
were closing. saw you! Give me the
letter. child. or ! shall have to ask
your mother to get 1t from you for
mel"
The horrible possibilities OF such n
demand impress themselves on Maud
with distressing effect: she snivels:
Don't tell ma, she'd skin me-"
Then. the letter." calculates Ma
rlna. wildly.
well. II you must know. sold 1t to
Barnes for two boxes Of marrons
glaces."
sold that letter? Ay dc mi. II he
shows It to my husband" And Marina
PAGES the floor in agitated dread.
Don't torture me. miserable! l
have brought too much misfortune on
him already" Tears dim the orbs OF
the Corsican girl. Tell dear Mr..
Barnes that ! must see him: that 1t is
very important"
"Why. sure I'll do II. though don't
think he'll help you put up any job
on your"
Put up any Job? Another base In.
sinuation from your childish lips and
Ill tell your mother you had that let
ter concealed! Away" Looking like
frenzicd goddess. Marina opens her
door and Maud speeds from II.
Gee" remarks the young lady to
herself. as she fits along the hotel pas.
sageway and notes Anstruther keeping
watch outside his wife's door.
Her eyes are stili big with suspect.
cd intrigue as she continues her con.
vcrsation with MIR. Barnes by suddenly
INTERPRETING: she wants TO see you!"
"whoI''
Marina. the bride. Of course. She
wants to give you hint not to let the
cat out OF the bag to Edwin about the
man whose letter made her faint"
Here. Miss Chartris. who has sud.
denly looked out OF the window. trying
TO hide n teiitaic face from the picrc.
Ing glance Of her companion. cjacu.
la,cs almost trcmbllnsiy: Holy
poker."
What's the mattcr7'
why. there's the man walking up
tho street who gave me the note that
knocked Marina out OF time-thc one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

with the scar over his eye. He's look.
ins up at our windows In the ho;ei!"
Maud dodscs back In frightened way.
hut itarncs Is already cautiously tax.
ing cosnisancc from another window
Of the man whose scar Identifies him
Noaiiics. The gentleman he sascs upon
is. though actively built. lounEins pas,
with a pair OF flashing eyes aicrtiy yet
in'cntiy aSed upon some window Of
the hotel near where Burton Is stand
ins.
Dressed in the deep mourning OF
southern France. a high Corsican hat
lends picturcslucncss TO his costume.
A certain family likeness suggests to
Barncs that this man. though nearly
Is years younger. Is the half brother
Of the dead Count Musso Dancila. Sud.
denly the man responds To something
he has secn in one of the windows of
tn. hotel by nasty. snecrink grin.
What did he see In the window -
thinks Bsrnes. and to Mauj's aston.
tshmcnt bolts trum the ruuui. runs
down the stairs OF the hotel. and
passes through the Office into the
street.
In the ,hrong Of the rather crowded
Rue SoaiiIes he fails 10 ind this man
he now feels quite certain mus, be
Corregio Daneila.
Then the American slsnccs up at
the windows of the hotel aud at the
third from that In which he had been
standing. the one he knows Is Marina's
chamber. he sees the bride OF Edwin
Anstruther staggering away.
Can II be possible that Ejwin's
wife has given this man some signal
from her window that caused his tri.
umph7"
A moments consideration effaces
this thought. NO woman can be more
devoted to her husband than the bride
Of Edwin Anstruther. Whatever the
aEitated girl has done Is Intended for
her husbands safety. What can that
be7-
A second later. he thinks. It must
have merely been some sign OF woe
or fear that had produced the triumph
of Corregio Danella.
This reminds Barnes Of Marina's re.
guest to see him. Il will find out from
Mrs. Anstruther the contents of that
devilish letter this astute distractor OF
matrimonial bliss sent her" he thinks.
and steps rapidly back into the hotel.
Upon the second floor, finding Ed
win still stalking about th< passage
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
GOOD PASTURES.
Old World Countries Can Teach the
American Farmer Many Lessons.

May the day come when the pas.
lures on the American farm will be
as carefully taken care OF as they are
In some of the older dairy countries
OF the world. There Is no doubt that
the pasture Is now one OF the best
paying parts OF the farm. even with
Its neglect. and 1t can be far more
profitable II 1t Is made to produce as
much as It should produce. What Ii
more beautiful than sunny pasture
In which the grass IL fine and thick
and the sod Ii 30 deep and compact
that 1t Is difficult to dig down to the
naked soil!
The COWS luxuriate In such pas.
ture. They do their own harvesting OF
the crop. and this Is one OF the items
OF profit not generally thought OF.
The better pasture the more OF a crop
there Is for the cows to harvest. The
question OF the pasturage has not yet
been deeply studied by the American
farmer. lie has slurred over II. as is
seen by the conditions OF our pastures
almost everywhere.
Recently the writer OF this WAS
driving through some OF the best
farming land OF Illinois. As he came
to = beautifully placed and beautifully
kept farm. tho driver said to him:
''Tks man that owns this farm always
has things In beautiful condition.
Nothing Ii ever lying about. The
fences are up and the trees. shrubs
and flowers are In proper trim. Tbs
owner Is worth 3i50.000. and he and
his wife have made II together"
II was indeed a beautiful place and
the two.siory farm house was In keep.
Ing with the rest. II showed that the
occupants had artists souls. But tho
writer was compelled To remark to
the driver. THE one drawback In the
pasture. which Is eaten down TO tho
ground"
Here was an illustration OF tho
habit that has taken hold of tho
frmcr. that OF ncgicciing his pasture.
II II is free from stones and stumps
and Is not trampcd into mirc In any
place II is thought TO bc good enough.
In the case Of the man referred TO.
tho pasture could hay. been made
M perfect and beautiful aA was tn,
rest of tho farm. The chief reason
for It's not being 80 lay In the mere
fact that his conception of what a
pasture should be was as low m that
Of most of our farmers. whether they
live In New England or In the pFaiEics
Of the west.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
SKIM ksik0S.

A farmer that has a ~cii.kopt dairy
Of good cows In in a position TO make
certain living.
II takes capital to run any business.
but tho best capital a creamery can
have is plenty Of raw material.
Do not MI tho churn too full. and
see that the temperature is right. II
you expect the butter to come read.
lily.
All flesh that the cow puts on when
dry becomes deposit which will
be drawn out In an increased yield
Of milk.
The Texas Farmer says: Those who
expect to lead In the dairy business
often ind someone crowdinE them for
the same honor.
Are you taking good care Of the
straw piles that the cows may have a
comfortable bed to sleep on during
the coming wintcrg
Dairying Ia a science that In being
more thoroughly studied to-day than
ever before. II has in Il a great deal
more than most people dream Of.
Milk will command high prices this
winter: perhaps higher than It has
been for many years. Hence while put.
ting away supply OF feed don't fail
to get plenty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
A 0irI's Ciooie.

Samuel Shad~cii. n iouchy old man
living In an Indiana village. had a
pane Of glass broken In his house ono
night no, long aEo and ncT: day h.
had ,cn.ycaroid EiTl named Minnie
Dayton arrested for II.
When the case was called In court
he was asked how he knew !, was
Minnie. He admitted that he didn't
sec her. but heard her EiEEic. when
asked n her siEEic was different from
that Of any other Girl he said u was.
bu; he coulin', toll why. SCithc.
could he initiate the Eiggic. and ho
lost his case
We all know what a siri's EirEie Is.
but II any Of us were asked TO give an
imitation of Il we'd probably fail. A
boy may litter. but when Il comes 10
giggiing only a girl can do that.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
s2.ooo TONS OF cURRANrs.
ori,ons Seem 10 De Exceptionally
Fond Of This Fruit.

Our great although
they had to pay Scr, high price for
dried curranfs. considered them quite
Indispensable to the rumpoundins 81!
those pies. furmitics and rutrntin"s
which we're the rrii. uf rsrrs house
wife. Domestic catering must have
been an artu,ns undertaking IN thus"
days. for cuTtsn's and other dried
fruits were not 10 h, procured "ut nf
London cScrp, once a year. at the an
bual fair OF the local market town
The royal dish Of plum purTids-.
which II was the privilege Of the
archbishop of Canterbury TO serve
TO a newly crowned sovereign. was
composed largely ct currants. the fruit
being stevci IN strong beef soup cn.
richcj with rcd wine and red sack.
Now that the order has changed and
simplicity Is the keynote of the high
est class cookery. We Hritcns have
trebled our appreciation OF the home.
ly aud wholesome curIant: and al
though noTcntines aud plum yorridgc
are dishes cf the PAST. No less than
$1,000 tons Of cutrants so every year
TO the making ut bread cakes. pastries
and puddinEs TO tempt the British az.
pctite.-Lajics' Pictorial.