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quantity of stewed and mashed apple.
Rub the mixture through a sieve, add
half as much sugar as there is pulp and
cook until thick, being careful that 1t
does not burn. 1t is a good idea TO get
preserves and fruit buffers in the oven
with the door aiar to finish cooking, as
there is then much less danger of burn
ing or scattering.
Barberries.
Barberries which may be had for the
picking may be utilized i'm a variety of
delightful ways. Our grandmothers used
to simply boi1 the berries with little
water and much molasses until tender
and sirupy: an inexpensive preserve that
was In high favor in New England
Jelly made from barberries is almost as
clear and to many quite as delicious In
flavor the more expensive currants.
Among English people IL has always been
held i'm high repute as relish to be serv-
ed with meat and game. 1t needs touch
of the frost to give II the dark crimson
color and tang that makes 1T so accept
able. A good deal of sugar is required.
the fruit is extremely acid. Free the ber-
ries from stems, wash, and allow to every
two quarts of berries one-half cupful of
water. Cook until the juice will press out
easily, take from the fire, mash with
wooden spoon, then strain and measure
the juice. To each pint of juice allow a
pound of sugar and proceed as with cur
rant jelly. Barberries combine we'll with
apples, ounces, pears or raisins. They
are often put up with the latter. using a
pound of raisins to every five pounds ber-
res. With apples allow a dozen sour APP
pies to each four quarts of berries.
For Decorative Purposes.
For decorative purposes the barberry
can scarcely be excelled. Its rich color
renders it exceedingly effective either in
the decoration of game. cold meats or
fancy desserts. AS the English are more
proficient in the gentle art of artistic pre-
serving than most American housewives,
| take pleasure i'm transcribing their
method of dealing with the barberry as
given lately in one of our large houshold
magazines.
Having selected sound punches of the
barberries, says the author, who knows
her subject from y To lZzard, tie them In
dainty clusters To smooth bits of wood
about the length of a toothpick, but about
twice its thickness Have in readiness,
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throw up both elbows like a angry crab
"win It make me hurt?' require Nosi
standing in this positions.
cit are nearly always painless" COM
mute Jef. NOW get ready to see
WHAT"
OF suddenly Hon. Jef give poor Nogi
slight shove to rib. 1t do not seem q
harsh or strong stroke. yet 1t send my
Cousin skating to corner on the back OF
his brains. Hon. JEFF depart of with
comick expression Of one who sees jokes
rosh to corner where poor Nogi is
laying. His face Is so full of happy
trance hate to wake him. But I must.
So fan his wrists and hose his eyes
with water. Pretty soonly he set up with
duzzled expression
"How you feel?" require.
MY health is well. but my mind il
full Of comets" he report. So took him
home In handsome cab feeling too grog-
ged & buzzy to have 10 sensible opinion
about nothing.
Hoping you are the same
Yours truly,
HASHIMURA TOGO.
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green tomatoes. one pound each seeded
raisins and cleaned currants, one-half
nutmeg. one teaspoonful Of cinnamon.
One-half teaspoonful ground cloves. six
cups granulated sugar, and cupful and
a half of cider vinegar. Boil slowly three
or four hours and can.
Green Grape Marmalade.
If, as often happens. there are many
unripened grapes still on the vines and
frost threatens. gather them all and try
this green grape marmalade.
Take one gallon stemmed green grapes.
wash. drain and put on TO cook in por-
celain kettle with one pint of water Cook
until SOFT. rub through a sieve, measure
and add an equal amount of sugar to the
pulp. Boil hard twenty five minutes.
watching closely that it does not burn.
then pour into jars or glasses. When
cold cover with melted paraffin, the same
as for jelly.
Wild Grape Butter.
If the wild frost grapes are used, take
them after the frost has ripened them.
Stem and mash. then mix with an equal
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cooked to the crack before turning the
fruit into it. Test by dipping a bit OF
wood into the boiling strip. If of the
right consistency ii will be hard and
snappy when plunged into cold water.
Before the sirup gets quite cold, stir up
against the sides Of the pan with q wood
en- spoon until IL commences to whiten.
Dip in the fruit, three or four punches at
a time, and dry in q slow oven.
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
seal depicting a hen perched on a wall.
with outspread wings and appraised head
and underneath the legend:
Heaven help the house where the hen
Crows"
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M O. III. P. BELMONT, the suffra-
IVA gist declared at a recent meeting I'm
her New York headquarters that 1t was
not the new woman, but the old, who tried
to rule her husband.
There is no home so unhappy" said
Mrs. Belmont. smiling, ''and all suffra-
gists know it. as the one where the wom-
an is the boss.
"You have heard. perhaps. OF the man
who, being asked by his wife for a birth
day gift of a seal, had made for her Q
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ut have no good Characters In II"
depose Hon. Belasco.
THAT could be fixed by hiring some
good actors" report that punch-man
with smiles surrounding his fighting
face.
But il are full Of wrong grammar &
wrote on both sides of the page" de-
range this Management. ALSO 1t has
deliciously dull spot in it,
Cant that dull spot be erased by any
brite stenographer?" require the Hon.
Champeen calmly.
1T could If it was smaller" say Hon.
Dave with Aunty Trust expression. "bu:
this is the largest dull spot / ever seen.
1t begins with Act One and quits only
when the play does
Gould not such spots be removed with
gasolene?" say Jeff
"Yes-if you set fire to the gasolene,"
rake out Dave
Before this conversation" say JEFF
with Knockout expression of mouth, II
had hopes to quit the brutal game of
nch-fighting & obtain my money in
some more light. ladylike way. But now
this hope have went. If my play is foot
less. hairless and covered with a dull
spot. what would / do with it?" Slight
weeps from him.
Cheer uply," corrode Hon. Belas!x
putting on his cane & hat "Playwriters
is seldom discouraged. When their plays
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is bad they puts some songs into 1t and
sells it for a musical Comedy"
So Hon. Belasco part of & leave Hon.
JEFF wrapped in Thought and a silk blan-
ket.
Pretty soonly he look around & see me
and Nogi setting together lonesomely on
pink chairs.
so ha!' he exclam, You are the Jap
anese jiu jitsu fighters, Would you like
for to fight me now, or could you wait
till later?''
I'VE have leisure to watt say Cousin
Nogi with pale ears.
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rich strip made with two parts sugar to
one of water that has been allowed to
boil fifteen minutes accompanied by fire.
quent skimmings. Add the fruit, simmer
half an hour, then stand aside to cool. Re-
peat the next day. When done. the fruit
should be clear. Put I'm bottles or cans
and cover with the strip. When ready
to use the clusters of fruit for decoration,
drain off the strip and either enrich II or
make a fresh rich sirup that has been
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IME. indeed, to be
gathering In the
last bits of fiotsam
and jetsam from
fields and woods.
seashore and gar
den borders. and a
truly paying pr po-
sition II will prove.
in the lean and
chilly days 10 come.
In the last trips
to lake or seashore,
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Ice Box Repartee.

From the Chicago Post.
HUH" sneers the plate of ice cream to
the piece Of limburger cheese. You
needn't give yourself such airs. Didn't
you see I'm the papers where there are a
million microbes to each drop OF ice
cream"
81 did retorts the limburger. That's
nothing. Compared to me you are Q
sparsely settled territory"
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days & days and never have a single
nerve knocked ajar."
do you regard feetball to be more
coarse & brutal game than prfze-fight-
ing?" is the next question for me.
There amt no comparison!" dib JET.
For years my brain has became SO
tuned to the higher & swee.er uses OF
prize-fighting that my soul coughs and
flutters whenever / think of feetbali
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y il a low. sad rustic in the air.

There j. low. sad rustic in the air
Among the yellow banners Of the corn:
The faded sunfiower drUops her faded head.
Tho garden border Of its wealth Is shorn;
A subtle stiffness broods DER all the scene
The benedictiOn Of the year has cume:
The sheaves are garnered from the fading feIt
The husbaDdman has sung the Harvest Home
DIR. d. NJ. Jordan
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reverence for bruise & slug, that folks
should go around quoting Burns like
they thought he was a smart man? 1t
was not thus in my Day"
What was your Day. please?' This
from NOgi.
MY Day. say Hon. Jeff with dog
fight expression of nose and teeth, MY
Day was when l slapped an Oblivion
Poultice on the lunch-box of Hon. Bob
Fits till Australia dipped the rag AMI
the Spotted Kangaroo hoped to Slum-
berland and kicked the daisies while thu
bell tolled ten
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y Hotel St. Stifle,
n. Y. where Hon.
Jas Jeffs' famous
punch We're resid-
ing i'm compart-
ments after get
back from Europe,
/ go there with my
Cousin Nogi for OBJ
tain slight inter-
view.
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Would you not draw some cOlOr-lines
at us" 1 ask with thankful feelings be.
cause of my Oriental parents.
"Ah. no. reciprocate JEFF rolling up
sleeves to elbows where muscles was
wound all around it like peevish snakes,
II am careless about different shades OF
prize-fighters. Indians, Australians
Zulus-I am willing to pound them all
to slumber if brought to me in sufficient
ly good condition. For money 1 am even
willing to give knock away punch to
Chinese & Japanese
Il thank you for this chivalry to my
race"
Have you ever met Japanese & Chi
nese Champeens?" I otter.
Never yet" he snagger. But fire.
quently / have met fighters with yellow
streaks"
l make note of this phenomenal.
Are you determined to have a hitting
match with Hon. Jon Jonson (coloredy
despite his Niger qualities?" This from
me.
"It is all down In black & white" he
pronounce.
"Hon. Burns say a mans a man for
ah that" I report for smart quotation.
Burns Say Hon. jeff. "You mean
Jim Burns that Canadian lemon what
went to Australia for fight Jack John
son? 1 wouldn't pay no tention to what
he says. What have became Of classic
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LION. Jas jeff, Famous
l 1 Punch, Is Interviewed in
His Mrs. Mary Antonette
Apartment in the Hotel St.
Stifle. and Incidentally Togo's
Cousin Nogi Is Put Into a
Happy Trance by the High
up Founder.
To Editor Sunday Star. who must wis.
TO see the North POE. the Tariff
other disagreeable Fights settled in 2
rounds
Steamed Mr.. Sir:
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This are very grand Hotel. Good taste.
statuary. wealth. gilty picture-frames,
plush & bellboys everywhere.
Where are Hon. Jas Jeffs. please?" l
require to Hon. Clerk
in royal bridal sweet formerly oc-
cupied by Prince of Wales Consul the
Monk & other noble foreigners" report
he with cross expression fashionable
among Hotel Clerks.
Wish see him. please This from me.
Nearly everybody does" says Hon.
Clerk. What name. If any,
''iIashimura Togo and Cousin Nos.,
JdIanCse jiu jtsu fighters" l report de-
ccp;ively giving Nogi nuj so he should
not speak truth.
Hon. Clerk made jerk to telefone &
dacry.
THAT you. Hon. jeff? Yes. please.
Hashimura Togo and Cousin Nogi Japan
csc jiu jitsu fighters. lis here to show
you how
Shall be glad to try Them" say large
Voice by telefone.
So me & Nogi arrive up by elevator.
] am filed with happy banzai. but Nogi
enjoy slight nervousness of knees & ell
bows. like he wish go home.
Hon. Bellboy show US to large bed
room which looked deliciously historic
kal like Mrs. Mary Antonette got her
head chopped there. Everything sur
rounded with goldly furniture aggravated
by pink plush. Portraits Of Hon. =.
Aug. Heinz. Hon. Napoleon. Hon Bob
Fits & other great knock-outs was at
tached to walls. Evidences of wealth &
un-refinement found everywhere
On fartherest end of this room In a
magniferous gold bed. formerly belong
ing to Queen Elizabeth of London, lay
the Champion punch-fghter of the world
reading a play to Hon. David Belasco
who sat reverently near. Hon. Jens
were richly but simply dressed in green
pajamas with diamond buttons.
Although 1 had never saw either Hon.
Be!asco or Hon. JEFF before. i could tel
them apart by looking at them
Hon. jeff was reading play to Hon.
Belasco. BY soft & happy expression on
face of that famous Pugger I was sure
he must ofsbwrote that Play himself.
Pretty soonly he finish Act and say
with voice.
This would be the greatest hit Of my
life"
Your life has been full of great Hits"
say Hon. Dave. "Yet am doubtful about
this Play. IL have no Plot"
you could put this in for me-" snug
gest Hon. JEFF Optimatically.
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could not assimilate them words he
said 1t. 1t sound like poetry in some for
eign language. Maybe he is speaking
German" say Nogi with whispers.
Hon. Jeff now arose up in his pajamas
& lifted up his elbows in attitude Of a
Slug wishing to do so. Me and Nogi got
respectfully under a table.
'It was like thusly." resume on that
great Jolter, Round after round the
Freckled Skeleton from the Antripodes
had laid his mittens all over me. This
were very irritating
II should hit man for doing that"
say Nogi with peev.
81 tempt to do so; but I was up in the
air." he aviate. II could not land.
flew around in circles and whenever l
threw a hook to that Prince of Black
smiths, I found I was mile over hi.
head. Twas disguised of myself
"Why should you be-" 1 say for ad
miration. "Hon. wiburd Wright never
done so WELL
Hon. JEFF scrowel at me doggishly 70"
interference. Then he resum on.
'Hon. Fits was delusive old mann
NAL. When 1 tried to bore hole in him
he slid under my arm Whenever I fel;
for him he wasn't there
Where was he. please?" require Nosi.
"He was slipping around the ring like
a Eel on hot griddle''
He must be wonderful man." say me Il
Nogi In unicorn.
After some time spent in this amuse-
ment," say JEFF. 81 seen that this Fits
man were enjoying great fatigues. His
breath arrived in long pants. His right
wing was covered with bumps and his
left lost its cunning way Of hitting me
in the eye. This were nice time for me-"
What you do them" require Nosi
battively.
"six times 1 punched his meal-ticket"
he report.
"How much a gentleman must know to
be a pugglist!' says Nogi with respects.
Nothing arrived now but the finish,"
continue this giant Knocker. 81 drove
one delicious stem-wind into the center
of his diagram, which caused the Pride
of the Kangaroos to shrink up like
sponge. With normus gawsp he col
lapsed to floor. Hon. Gong stroked one
two-three-it were sad to see that
Grandy Old Man Of 1000 battles thusly
fading into zero How I wish I could
help him in some way
Didn't you do nothing to help him.
l require.
"Of sure l did, snuggest jeff. II
stretched him out with a Hushabye in
the jaw. He lay STILL 1t was all over
but the banzai."
WAS he dead?" I require hopefully.
He was not dead but sleepy" snug
gest Hon. JEFF crolling back into bed and
filing his fingers daiDtishly with a mani
cure saw.
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Sunday Menu.

Sunday Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes and Apples.
Oatmeal and Cream.
Fried C0rnmeal Mush with Corn
SlFup.
sausage Cakes.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Green Tomato Soup.
RummaGe Pickle.
Planked steak with Potato Roses.
OnlOns. CauliAOwer.
ChiH0nade Salad.
Green Tomato Pie.
Coffee.
Spanish Tomatoes In the ChannG
Dish with Graham Bread Toast.
Cream Cheese and Olive Salad.
Cold Boiled Ham.
Apple COmp0te with Sponge Cake
and Whipped Cream.
Chocolate.
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approach nervusly & pull him out OF bed
rs there some impudent questions You
Jap ladds wish enquire before I retire
to next room to be scrubbed down BY
trainers & assistants?" he say II.
please, exhibited & high-up Founder"
l snuggle, when you was in Paris. what
you thought Of them French pugglc-
fighters you seen there?"
Them Frenchmans" report Hon. Jefr.
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Hughes & make slight lectures by Y. NJ
C. A. Any breef questions you wish ask
beforehands?"
please, II convenient" say Nogi STEP
ping forwards. would you illustrate tn
me. as kindly as possible. what stroke
(colored) to stop him doing so?'
"Of sure / WILL" say Hon. Jen smile-
fully stand slightly back. please. Now
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Zone more answer 1 should like to re-
quire," 1 derange as soonly as 1 could
think what It was. do you regard
punch fighting to be brutal thing for
people?''
TOO seldom 1t isl report him. MANY
pugglistick encounters is like golluf-
merely, gently stimulating exercises
among two gentlemen what are either
too old or too lazy for hard work. Look
at that recent meet between Hon. jon
Jonson (coloreO and Hon. Jack Drexel
O'Brien of Philadelphia. What was it,"
Me and Nogi are disabled to answer.
"It were a pretty. harmlus sight. like
little hool-girls of similar tastes but
opposite compilations playing Beans Por-
ridge Hot on the village lawn. Nice old
ladies might gag at such pastimes for
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Your life has been full of great Hits"
say Hon. Dave "Yet I am doubtful about
this Play. IL have no Plot"
you could put this in for me-" snug
gest Hon. JEFF optimatically.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-05
Wit Of the Youngsters

~~A~~~~N~.~re.
Little Tommy-Say, papa? Papa
what is it? Little Tommy-What do
oeaf mutes do when they want to talk
N whisper?
Little Clarence Say, papa, do
mushrooms only grow in damp places1
Papa-Yes, my boy. Little Clarence
ana is that why they look like toy um.
brellas?
One day small Elmer observed five
funerals pass the house. After the last
one had passed he said: mamma. II
we don't hurry up and die heaven win
De SO crowded we can't get In
Mamma" said little Fred, II do
wish you wasn't shch a gossip" "Why.
dear, what do you mean?" queried his
mother. I'm not gossip. 'Well, you
act like one,' replied Fred. Every time
do anything naughty you go and tell
papa"
Small Bobbie, in describing occur
rences at kindergarten, was sometimes
inclined to exaggeration. On such oc-
casions favOrite remark of his faith
er's was: "You would better reduce
that statement to minimum, Bobbie. /"
One evening when several aunts and
uncles were present Boobies father
was relating, with great fervor, his ex-
periences on recent fishing trip. After
he had finished, Bobbie, assuming 4
very grave and important air, said !:
Better reduce that to a min-min-
peppermint. papa"
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Gave NO WARNING,

On entering the stable suddenly the
head Of the house found the hostler and
his own young son deeply engaged with
the broken tail of kite.
"How is it, William" he began, Sc
verely, "that never find you at work
when I come out here?"
Il know" volunteered his son; Its
on account of those rubber heels you're
wearing now"
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ISAAC BROCK, TO YEARS VI Ho-
Mr.. Isaac Brock, of McLennan coun-
ty, Tex, is an ardent friend to feruna
and speaks of it in the following terms
CDR. Hartman's remedy Peruna, :
have found to be the best, II not tne
only reliable remedy for COUGHo'
COLDS, CATARRH and dlarrlioe"'
"Peruna has been my standby for many
years, and attribute my good heaHn d,u
my extreme age to this remedy. Il exaeoy
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81 have come to rely upon it almost
entirely for the many little things Tor
which I need medicine. l believe IL !.
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Isaac Brock.
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orange PIE.

Crate the peel of one fresh orange.
take the juice and pulp of two large
oranges; add to them one cupful OF
sugar and the beaten yolks of three
eggs; mix one cupful of milk with the
whites Of the eggs beaten to etih
froth. Bake in puff paste
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-05

Sore throat leads to Tonsilitis, Quin-
sy and Diphtheria.. Hamlins Wizard
Oil used as gargle upon the first
symptoms of sore throat will invaria-
bly, prevent all three of these dread
diseases.
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DRESSING rOr nOusr DucK.
Instead of the ordinary dressing fol
duck or other game substitute apples
seasoned with salt and pepper and the
strong taste Of the meat disappears.
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To Pre.erve .nee.e.

Cheese may be kept from goina
moldy by wrapping 1t in cloth dipped
in vinegar and wrung nearly dry. Cover
the cloth with a wrapper Of paper and
keep in q cool place.
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Cabbage Meat.

Take ~ pounds of round steak
ground, two pounds pork steak ground,
one, cup of soaked bread crumbs, two
eggs, salt, pepper to taste. Mix well
and shape into balls. Roll into q
boiled cabbage leaf and fry in hot but,
ter.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-05

Alfred Austin is opposed to woman
suffrage. He does not go 50 far, how
ever, as to say that he regards it with
the same feeling that the public has for
his poetry.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-05

John Burroughs has been observing
the millionaires. He thinks few if any
Of them are happy. Mr.. Burroughs,
permit us to introduce DIR. D. K. Pear
sons; also Mr.. John W. Gates.
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