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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
POTATOES so CENTS A POUND
Waterfall" for n Meal Cost Much Money
In Alaska.

T.. l.. Vosburgh, who has been engaged
for the past i've years In mining gold in
Alaska, Is tho guest of MI and Mrs. r. G.
Geddes of North Champlan street for
few weeks He intends to remain in this
vicinity until spring. when he will return
to the gold fields.
During most OF the time he passed in
Alaska, Mr.. Nosburgh lived in Fairbanks
and he was one of the FIRST settlers in
what 10 now a city OF 1900 population.
This section is known as one of the richest
in Alaska. Fairbanks being situated 1871
miles from the sea coast. About 100000
worth OF gold was taken from there last
year. Although the city has grown In
manner to make most places In this
country jealous, the growth Is not due TO
its accessibility as during most of the
year the only method OF reaching 1t from
the coast Ia by an uncompleted road
which is being built by tho government
and by trails over the mountains. Dur
ing the short summer small steamers find
their way up a river.
In speaking of conditions there Mr.
Vosburgh said that wages were not as
high as in former years. although they
eth reached an attractive figure. Ordinary
laborers get fve or six dollars per day
III huu'tioH 10 theI podiu' 'N'HN"
labor easily earns ten dollars per day and
hoard. Where board is not furnished
three or four dollars extra is usually
allowed
Living continues 10 be extraordinarily
high, although considerably less than in
earlier years. Any kind of meal for
n hungry man costs from dollar up.
This is due to the cost of provisions,
Flour of the kind used in the States sells
for SIS for a hundred pound sack and in
other years cost as much as $50 for 30
pound sack. Other articles range accord
ingly. All vegetables, with exception of
cahbages, a few Of which were raised in
that country last year. are In cans.
Potatoes usually bring as much as 80
cents pound In cans and are mostly
canned In Germany Eggs and milk are
OF the condensed variety.
The cost of fresh meat makes hunting
nrofitable ms there are large supplies of
pnne in this locality. Caribou sells for
ss cents per pound after It Is dressed and
the mountain sheep bring twice that
figure The latter are hard to obtain as
they frequent the most inaccessible places.
Mr. Vosburgh says that there is almost
no crime In the district, owing to the
vigilance of large number or United
States deputies and the fact that the
country Is already tied mp with telegraph
wires so that escape for criminal -
more difficult than here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

Mrs. Louie Iiite. 42S Outlen ST., Dan
vile, H., writes. October LIST; "Fo'ey's
Kidney Fills started me ON the road TO
health. was treated by four doctors ana
took other kidney remedies but grew
worse and was unable to do my no use
work. and the doctor told me only
couio NVe wdom two to six months. ]
am now so much better that do all my
own wrok' and shall he very glad 10
tell any one afflicted with kidney or
bladder trouble the good results re-
solved nom taking Foley's Kidney
Fiiis commence to-day and be well,
DO not risk having Brights Disease or
in"no'es' ], w. O'suilivan, "a Church
street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
DRUNK ON WEES WINE.
Mrs. FOurnicr 8ought II for Holidays
but Husband Tould .ct Wait.


Jean Fourier seems somewhat of
Joker Recently his wife purchased e.
gallon Of wine for the holiday season and
Jean became intoxicated upon It. where
upon Mrs. Fourier had him arrested
In city court Tuesday Jean pleaded not
guilty. hut was found guilty by the court
after Officer Mongeon had testified. When
asked to disclose. for il WAS second
offense, Jean said that lie COZ i not dis
close because he had not drunk any liquor
and had no been drunk. why did you
stagger?" he was asked
Jean pondered a moment and replied TO
the effect that his legs we're weak and
that he was obliged to stagger sometimes.
He said that although his wife had n
gallon of wine at the house he had not
touched a drop OF IT, The court ordered
that Mr.. Fourier be returned to the joil
to think over his story, but on the stree
Jean changed his mind and asked to re-
turn to court. This time he disclosed or
his wifes wine, sa wing that he had 1--WE
or three drinks. He didn't know how
much Of II was left. He was fined $l5 and
costs Of sll.0l. which he paid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
MARCUS FOUND GUILTY.
ytruc. Max AxeI, an Elderly Man
with stick and Fists.

Nathan Marcus. charged with striking
Max Agel, an elderly man, with stick
md with his fists. was arraigned in city
court Monday afternoon and was found
guilty. He was fined $40 and costs Of
j1le9 with the alternate sentence OF 90
days in Jail. He took an appeal and fur
llshed bail in the sum Of 500
NJ. l.. Levin was the first witness At
first he insisted that he did not wish to
testify until no had heard the other Wit
nesses talk. Grand Juror Webster
thought differently. however, and Mr.. Lee
vim was made to tell his story of the at
fair
Joseph Litvin was also witness. Mr..
Litvin testified that Marcus said: "There
are better men than me in States prison
and I would like to kill him" The Wit
ness said that Mr. Marcus was referring
to Mr.. Agel.
Mr. Marcus is the man with whom ON
Ger Christopher Miles had trouble at the
'ai,road station on August 10. and for
which action he was suspended by Mayor
Burke 1t In now four months since ON
eer Miles was suspended and no hearing
has yet been called by the mayor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

BIO rather thin and not adhesive. FLAVOR
WITH rose Or vanilla, and pour into phis
busted over with cornstarcn Saua'e
pans are best. The paste shouiu y"
about quarters on an inch IN thick
ness
Set on the ice to chill. and when oold
cut into squares with n knife dipped III
and pack, when cold, in layers in small
tin boxes.
CANDrED ORANGES.
Peel and break into sections not al
lowing the Juice to exude. Make syrup
in tho proportion of one pound good
graduated sugar to one pint or wafer
and let 1t boil until It will harden In
water Take from the fire and dip the
orfange carpels in the syrup, using a
candy clipper or two tined fork. Drain
on a fine sieve placed over a platter so
that the syrup will not he wasted
PLAIN CHOCOLATE FUDGE.
Crate two squares Of ursweetened
chocolate. mix with two and hair
cups of light brown sugar, one scant
cupful OF milk and n piece of butter
half sc large as an egg, and put all
over tlle UTS. non niiIu NV '"'''">~'
after II commences to cook. stirring all
the time remove from the fire and beat
| until the fudge IS smooth. heavy ana
cool enough to hold itself perfectly In
shape: as II begins to cool add tea
| spoonful Of Vanilla pour on we'll BUT
tered plate u the depth of three-duart-
crs OF an irch. and check in squares
CELERY AND CHEESE SALAD.
chop nicelr bleachcd. tender celery
nfre and bind 1t together with mayon-
| misc. Line tn Ice cream dpper witf
cottage cheese, then III IN with the
celery mixture. packing t. In well
Screw ont tie Genes on crisped let
tuce leaves arranged for individual serV-
ing.
CELERY AND EGG SALAD.
Hard boil six eggs and cut into
rounds. Dice the white portions of two
heaos of celery Line salad bow
with tire criSped inside leaves ~ heat
lettuce. Hence tho celery in mounc
in the center. surround with bon del
Of eggs. glrnish with pimolas and dress
with oayonnaise.
MOLD or CELERY SALAD.
Cut tender celery into shcrt lengths
and stew te-dcr IN sailed boiling wa
ter. Add tablespoon of dissolved gel
atine. press through a sieve snd season
with salt ana paprka. Mold in rims
mold and when firm turn out, III TN
center with mayonnaisc and earnisi
with olives mo fripged celery.
CELERY AND BANANA SALAD.
cat the bcnched portions If crispe
celery into half-inch lengths Mix wit
II an equal quantity OF diced banana
Arrange in small mounds in lettuc
cups. dress with maYonnaisa and gam
-h with English walnut meats. or
novelty IS desired, serve IN banan
eases.
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
DO you FEEL LIKE THlS7

Does your head ache or simply feel
heavy and uncomfortable? Does your
pack achef Does your side ache? DO
you reel ragged out? Tht tonic 1axu-
tive herb tea known az Lanes Family
Medicine Will clear your head, remove
the pain In side or back and restore
your strength. Nothing else Is so good
FOR the stomach and bowels. At drug
Sists' and Dealers 81 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coukhs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and ex-
peis colds Get the genuine In yellow
package. j. w. O'Sullivan, "a Church
street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping. nausea. nor any
weakening effect Ask your druggist
for them. rs cents per box.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
DOMESTIC SCIENCE

OVMUOllO OOluNOD
God bless us all. with Tiny Tim
IT'S thus We finish prayer and hymn,
| while cheerily from lip to lip
The Christmas wishes gaily trip;
| God bless us all the circle round,
| Wherever are our dear ones found;
| At home abroad. please God. we say
| God bless His own on Christmas Day!
God bless the golden heads arrow.
Where rudd~ hearth flames leap and
| glow,
| God bless the baby hands that clasp
Heart fbers in their cnGing grasp.
| God bless the youth with eager gaze.
! God bless the sage OF heightened days:
| At home. abroad, please GOD we cry,
| God guard His own meath any sky.
God ease the weary mes who boar.
A cumbering weight of gries and care;
God give the wage no III can spoil
The honest loaf for honest toll;
We sound the heartfelt PRAYER and
hymn
And breath Amen with Tiny Tim,
As. reverently. please God we say.
God bless us all on Christmas Day.
MARGARET SANGSTER
MENU CHRISTMAS
BREAKrAsr
oranges or Crane Fruit
! Cereal
scallors ana Bacon on Brochet,e.
| Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Buckwheat Cakes Syrup
Coffee
DINNER
Caviar, md Picked Onions.
Sailed Popcorn. Hoine Made Pickles.
Roast Goose with Apple Sauce.
sweet Potatoes
raited SQUASH or Creamed onions.
Apple Salad. Cheese Straws.
Vanilla Ice Cream with Gngered Pears.
Chocolate Cake Eon Bons.
Black Coffee or Temperance Punch.
SUPPER
4 OYSTER Roast in the Kitchen or
Dreamed oysters in tho C'hahng Dish.
Oatmeal Bread and Butter.
Pjcnlcs Olives
Celery and Cheese Salad
Preserved Peaches Pound Cake.
Chocolate with Whpped Cream.
Oyster Roast.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

Itching bleeding. protrudinE or
blind piles WELD to Doans Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell IT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
AIARSHNALLON :.

Years ago mar-hmalows were pre-
pared from the root OF tho narshn1a'-
low which secretei p muciage like gum
ara bic. To-day, however, gum arabic
has taken ITS place. MarshmaIloWs.
made according to tho following rule
are delicious, especially when toasted
over a roaring camp IRE. Dissolve one
MALI pound clear white gum arabic in
one Pint wafer This may take all day
or all night, Strain and odd onc-llalf
pound sugar; place over the hrhe and
stir constantly until tho mixture is Of
honeylike consistency. As there Is great
liability to burn. keep the pan tipping
from side to side rs YOU stir, never re-
laxnG vigilance. Some cooks prefer to
cook the syrup IN 2 double boiler to
avoid mschances Of This sort, but II is
better TO cook rapidly Nov add the
whites Of four eggs, previously beaten,
and stv az before over the fre for six
o. seven minutes. being more careful
than ever not to let II burn. Test by
pouring "A teasroonful on n plate busted
win cornstnroh. II IN moment It
seems firm. vet tender, the marshmal-
lows are done. The hot mixture should
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

Il Requires Nerve to staad the strain Of
nervous neuralgia, pains in tho face, head
OF any part of tho body. These pains are
quickly stopped by the use of Perry Davis
Painkiller. The relief 10 immediate and
lasting. Do not suffer moment longer
tut use the Pankiller ns directed. Avoid
substitutes, there ia but one Painkilley.
Perry Davis. Price 25c., Soc. and 300.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29

birefter Steuern 5ablen 81 miiiien
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perilrtheilt merben."
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nod) Wcrito 5lt fpmmen."
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uno ieiles Sil,on5rtiniiterS Martinc,
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Der tieiiaen &eaicruna einen Stein
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Gorid)lug bcrcits obgclcbmt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29

Nnd, II ht cams 9eneicn,
Nie aus St,ittgart gemeloet miro,
lit 8rui Zeppelin bon Der fiir5lldcr
Operation 5luor lopeit bergeltellt,
nab ~teinerlci AnloB III Selorgniij
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luna nod ilid)t eingetreteu. Ser @roi
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Uamilie 5uaebradt nnb lid nnibei-
hcnb rcilt mobl b%ei,nben, iii icocd,
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hlnltlnig betrGdtlidcn @erib bel.
!tiBt.
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belt illhen Uollen peroen b~eIonoers
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