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Vle ailsl6nSiide Woit fiir Die NIT
benz 26. Mdr5 enoenoe ISOLDE
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Vodet.Hoit lit geoffnet t1aIif bon
8 ubr gormittogsb Biz 8 ltbr Wodmit.
tags, oilsaenommen Sountdgs.
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TaKenoe Seine 30
paNenben aretien.
5000 bis X175O

st2 bis 722 saprb .9acie. Ctr.
600 Norb.O(pper.str. (G6huus).
900 Spro.e aienppb. Ape. (Gdbans).
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piinfd5t. slsenfen an Sri mno sieae.
g. 5. Gallagher, 9aumeiiter.
garean: 25t9 ctt.1'unamemt.e ctr.
(Suli4)
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Somatcn, Sla., Guteno. .30-40c.
5omaten, Sreibb., Iuseno. .20-30c.
@urfen, 3reibb., Gso. .$1.25-$t.50
aopfialot, Stiid. 10-15c.
M0bren, @iinoel. DC.
Hotbriiben, Y:inoel. .3-5c.
4artoffeln, Ged. 30c.
8lumenfobl, Stiid. 1880.
&obI. Stiid. Sc.
garlp gorf Gobl, 8opi. .10-15c.
Se1erie, 9iinoeI. DC.
Slumcnfobl, Stiif. ...... 1890.
Waierfreiie, Tutenb..... 40--5Oc.
3wiebeIn, 8icrtelped. -. 10-12c.
5riibiabrs. 3ipiebelnL Gbo. .10-15.c
Spaniide 3lpicbein "a Eef 15-o0c.
@eibe 3miebeln, Tiertelped. 80. .2Oc.
Bermuda 3niebeir, S.iiart 80. .15c.
Baud. 8iirocI. Sc.
gierpflan5en, iiiol.. Stid. .20-3Oc.
NaOiesd)en 9iinoeI. ...... 5-1Oc.
Sqnaib, Iueeno. ...... 0-75c.
5lo. @umbo, Quart. ..15-20c.
8omaine Salat. Stiid. ..5-15c.
@riine Tfefier. Guteno. .25-4Oc.
@oienfobL, Guart. .15-2Oc.
Spiter Blants. @iinbeI. .,.......5e.
Ril5e, Hfuno. ......X..... 6O-75c.
6ran5. artiifcfen, Stiid. ..2O-25c.
@rilnc Grbien, @iertelped. ..20--25c.
Sbft.
Grapefruit, Guteno. ... .5G.-$fM
Gal. Srangen, 2useno. 80. .30-50c.
5la. Srangen. Guseno. ..25-3Oc.
5angerinen, Gubeno. ..... .25-3Oc.
5eieen, Hfunb. 15c.
gl1anas, Stiid. .2O-3Oc.
gananen, Tusenb. ....... 6-15c.
gananeft, rotbe, Tuscno. .25c.
Gitroner, Guteno.. .20-25c.
~aofosniiie, Stud. 6--10c.
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9lmftiuns : Mnscigen.

Nad)iter @erfauf
morscn, Samitas, 26. Wara
1890 @Ormittass,
in meinem Waarenbans,
benz alien 5uperlGiiisen gnftionss
Qoful,
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(Me2ane Elaee).~
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BON Acknowledgement uno sur DC
gleifung BON MobiIior S%ppotbeten
lrnb Sobrifanteu ein immcnics NiiOr-
timcnt BON WDbeln, pniienb. iiir
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ren fomlmen gum @erfullf in meincm
IuftionsIofal uno in @oigebGiloe.
&ertanf puiitiu.
(S4) ). y. NHbnra Nuft.
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Baltimore Marfthcridlt.

Baltimore, q. Mars 1910.
Mcbl,-3uiub 5640 NGlier, ein-
IdlieBlid 429 S1iier 81 Occult Eoint
unb 800 S1iier 81 Canton.
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GrnntgsS tenern. Gonntg.S tenern.

Sene neuer 5iueift5diaen Sdufer an Gaitsstpe.
ten: banbeeinolte Seden: tnnafsErainaee etc:
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aims. speitere s~lusfunft bon Matter e. 9peft.
ttaL Grbauer, an Ert unit eteue. Sduier
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geraebt Is Mot: biefe Sdufer boben gountps
Sfeiern. CDsdr5f0-)
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GdIaoer Sdirmount'g pe. uno @uitsglpe, cine
Der ~ieiuiten Gagcl in Baltimore; fir irueno
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @Lcitrif9e. (WtaralO-l
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1888 .Mpenmc,
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1918 Cit.Wabiiun.S tTafe,
3-ftodis; 8 Sintmer unb gao.
1924 Cit.Saltimore. Strafc,
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10 gircricau Bombing q. .,........ 1855
3 Georges 6reeI Is II. S........l10
! 9crtbcru Central Nh ...........i29
$4,000 Seobcuro 4er UtaMpeol ........ s5h
1000 Sirainta MiolnnS 4er 3.s.5..,..106
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VI 5. - 3uIiibr 1881. @ui6eI:
Tcrlonot BON Den Glcpotorcn 1923
Wltld)cl; Glcuatorcn . Iorrotb LOO.
III 9itid)el.
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Ir. 8 neitIid)er Rogeen ST So
gerfdufe aui Der hieiisen gfiefterl
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FIRST CALL.

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SO Rational Pnnf OF Commerce. -. 3012
10 MereanttIe Iruii Go......,.,...t4
10 TtoeIitD II. Eepoiit 60 .152
$1,000 Cotton Suef ser .............. GO
10000 Seatudro 3'idbr 5er ........... 994
5000 ltHiteS RaiIfpabs 4er ........... So
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400 uniteS RpS 3oe ser. s3Ia
1000 atlantic 6 g Conf 4er......... 95A
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1900 Baltimore Giipn 312er 1910 ..... 90
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@ei5en.-3uiubr 1928 9uid)cl;
Gerlonot bon 0cn Glepatoren $40
Sllid)cl; Glepatoren . Gorrotb 664..
3l3 9uidel.
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bnngen ubbGngig", idloB Wetid).
vWein lecrer Iogen perlangt iei,t
Hed)t; in elmer Stunce bin id aber
rpieber aiif en- Eoiten nnb ge6e oanlt
pieleidt Sdott gegeniiber mein Sn-
co9nioto ouf, oaS natiirlid i'm llebri.
gen beitcben bieibt." ct 900 torinlid)
ben SUIT mo idlug Die Ridtung mad,
Dem 500 elm, m1breno Sanien cine
Strefe 5nriidiprengte lino 0ann oui
einen nod Dem Moor loufcnoen IeIo.
lueg abbog.
Sdon bon fern fonnte Sanicn cine
@eibe BON Wdnnern auf benz Woor
bantiren ieben, uno cs oalterte oid)
nift lange. bis Die Mrbcitenoen ali
Den iif) ibnen ndbernoen .&eiter auf.
merriam mtrocn, obne iif inOeB
mebr oils iliiftig BON linn itGren al
(aiien.
Grit ais Sanien linen oiif falint
nod bunoert Shritt itabe gefommen
mar, trennte iid) ciner Der arbeiterl-
Den bon Den InOeren uro ging BEN
@eiter etiuas cntgegen. lie Wonn.
ifaitcn trugen idntntfid) Gipilflei.
oung nno lparen nit Stangen uno
grettern, iogar NIT einem Boot aus,
geriiitet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
TEXAS CATTLE SHOW
DECREASE FOR YEAR
Horses and Mules Show Sub
stantial Growth in Num-
berS and Value.

San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 1.-THE re-
port of the county assessors of the state
just compiled by the state controller
and made public, shows Texas has:
Horses and mules, 1,766,476; valued
at s3,19s,6e4.
Sheep. 1.432, 1872; valued at s3,213,sS2.
Hogs, 1.053,417; valued at s2,771 ,99S.
Goats, S2S,070; valued at s1.406,4 49.
Dosg 29,707; valued at s460,509.
The report also shows that the total
taxable values of the state are s2,3e1.-
10S,795, an increase Of s81, 3O6,169 over
the previous year. The land assessed
increased in value $23,000,O00 during
the past year.
That the ranches of the west are
being subdivided into farms very rapid
ly is shown by the fact that the cattle
decreased 445, AIS head from the year
previous. On the other hand, horses
and mules increased 123,745 head, show
ing that many of the new corners who
cleared farms brought their animals
along with them Sheep also show a
decrease of 2433 over the previous year
and goats 35,059 decrease
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
SHIPPING CATTLE
HELPS THE RANGES
Principal Difficulty With
Cattle In Arizona Is Texas
Fever Danger.

Tombstone, Ariz., Dec 17.-From WIS.,
itors in the city from the lower San
Pedro river it is learned that the con-
dition of the ranges in that section is
more encouraging than it was two
months ago. This is due to the heavy
shipments of cattle from there, Ben
son and Hereford, during the past 60
days and with additional shipments
this month, there should be no alarm
felt for cattle remaining, as far as
food is concerned
One problem the cattle raiser will
have to deal with next spring is the
tick and lice question. Last year cat
tie died with feed and water abundant.
Starvation was given as the reason,
but according to report Texas fever
would have been more appropriate.
More cattle are reported to have died
this summer on the southern Arizona
and Sonora ranges from disease alone
than have been stolen in the past ten
years
The Roquillas Land and Cattle COM
pany is gathering all 1T, cattle on the
lower San Pedro and viii ship them
TO the California pastures during the
current month The scarcity of win
ter feed is given as the reason for
shipping The company will ship from
the Benson yards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
SHOW FALLING OFF
Fewer Cattle on Ranges In
New Mexico Than for
Years.

Santa Fe. n. NJ. Dec. 17-During the
year ending on the first of this month
the New Mexico Cattle sanitary board.
according to a report made to governor
Mills, expended more than $4,000.
There were shipped out of the terri
tory in that time 262,15 head of cat
tie, $1,000 head less than last year;
12,499 horses, 5000 more than last year,
while 54,01S hides were inspected 49,
600 less than last year The board re-
ports fewer cattle on the ranges than
for many years. Mango was reported
in Union, Quay, Guadalupe Roosevelt,
Curry, Eddy and Chaves counties and
black leg at Tucumcari and Carlsbad,
but they were promptly stamped out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

salt and pepper, and one tablespoon
full of butter, Bind with an egg.
The Children Will Like These Holiday
Cookies.
English Honey Cookies. Take TWO
quarts of sifted flour and crumb into
it three tablespoonfuls of softened but
ter. Add half a cup Of molasses, one
pint Of strained honey and half cuI
of water-hot Add. at the last, one
and half teaspoonfuls Of soda. Bea1
well together for a few minutes ane
bake in a quick oven.
Pfeffer Nusse pepper nuts). Fol
these delightful little cakes Us re
CURED two and two-thirds cups brown
sugar, three tabiespoonfuls butter
four eggs, two and one-half cups o.
-four, one and one-half teaspoons o.
cinnamon, one-half teaspoon allspice
three-Quarters teaspoon cloves. one
half teaspoon nutmeg. one-quarter tea
spoon each of white pepper and salt
one cup chopped almonds, one-half cul
mixed, equal parts, citfon, orange, and
lemon, chopped fine.
Cream the butter, add beaten eggs
and sugar. then add fruit and spice:
and last of all the flour. With but
tered hands shape into balls the sizt
Of a hickory nut, and bake on but
tered paper that has been laid on {
tin sheet. They should come out O
the oven a delicate brown.
Chocolate Fruit Cookies. Take one
cup butter, onehalf cup sugar. twt
tablespoons melted chocolate. one
extra tablespoon sugar, one teaspoon
boiling water, one egg, well beaten
one-half cup chopped pecan nuts, one
half cup seeded and shredded raisins
one and one eighth cups -four, ont
teaspoon baking powder Cream thu
butter with butter creamer, add sugal
gradually; add the chocolate melted
with the tablespoon of sugar ant
boiling water, cook one minute a1t
add to first mixture add egg wei
beaten, nut meats, and raisins, dredget
with one-eighth cup flour. Sift re
naming flour with baking powder
add to mixture; beat thoroughly ant
chill. Drop mixture on butteret
sheets an inch and a half apart
Bake in a moderate oven fifteen min
utes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
LIVESTOCK IMPORTS BREAK
VALUE RECORD At E PASO

dow il the ption o
o Paso
of the
G,
Up
a the price of
q V. from
Impor
fromD to
of the
r.
Iturbde Chih
Chh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

then place wooden cover over 1t and
let boil for a few minutes Remove
the cover and watch carefully. When
the syrup is quite thick and the color
has changed from water white to
dark straw color the candy Is done.
Take it from the stove and stir In two
tablespoonfuls of butter that has been
softened, but not melted, also six or
eight drops oil Of lemon; set back-on
thestove for few seconds and then
pour the mixture thinly over oiled
sheets Of tin. Before 1t hardens mark
it in squares or diamonds. Add a
pinch of cream Of tartar to the mix
ture when 1t begins boiling.
Chocolate Fudge. Melt one-quarter
cup of butter. Mix together in a sepa-
rate dish one cup Of white sugar, one
cup Of brown sugar, one quarter cup
OF molasses and one-half cup of cream.
Add this to the butterland after it has
been brought to a boil, continue boil
ing for two and one-half minutes, stir
ring rapidly. Then add two squares
of chocolate which has been scraped
fine Boil this five minutes, stirring
it first rapidly and then more slowly
After taking from the fire add one and
one half teaspoonfuls Of vanilla. Then
stir constantly until the mass thickens.
Pour into buttered pan and set in a
cool place.
Hlckory-nut Taffy. Boil two pints of
maple sugar and a half pint of water
until 1t becomes brittle by dropping in
cold water. Just before pouring out
add tablespoon Of vinegar. The
hickory nuts should be cut in halves
and a buttered pan lined with them
The taffy is then poured over them,
and cut into squares before cooling.
Chocolate Pop Corn Balls. These
specially prepared popcorn balls viii
prove popular substitute for the
candy that Is usually INDUCED In too
freely by the children at Christmas
time. Take one and one-half cups of
sugar, one-third of cup of glucose,
two-thirds of cup Of water, one-third
of a cup of molasses, three tablespoon
fuls Of butter, three squares of choco-
late, one teaspoonful of vanilla. ex-
tract, and about four quarts of popped
corn, well sailed. Set the sugar, water
and glucose over the fire, stir until the
sugar is melted, then, after wiping
down the sides Of the saucepan to the
edge of the mixture. let it boil three
or four minutes, with cover on Then
remove the cover and let cook without
stirring until 1t will harden in water.
Add the molasses and butter and stir
constantly until brittle in water. Re
move from the fire and when 1t has
ceased bubbling add the chocolate.
which has been melted, and the va
nilla Stir until the chocolate is thor
oughly mixed, and then pour onto
the popcorn and roll into small balls.
The corn should be slightly warm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

toothsome substitute which is well
liked Is made Of a mixture Of mashed
potatoes and sausage meat. For ten
pound turkey are required three pfnts
Of hot mashed potatoes seasoned with
finely minced parsley. celery, onion
and pepper; one pint Of sausage meat
seasoned with sage and two eggs,
which shouldsbe beaten thoroughly and
mixedwith the other ingredients. The
turkey may then be filed and roasted.
An attractive way Of serving 1t Is to
have ready large boiled onions with
shallow well In the top filled with
cooked sausage, which may be placed
around the turkey on the platter. Just
before sending to the table a little
brandy is poured over each one and
ignited, making a most festal dish.
Walnut stufHng. To one quart OF
fresh bread crumbs add one cup OF
English walnuts which have been cut
into small pieces, one tablespoonful OF
salt and one-quarter teaspoonful OF
pepper. Melt two-thirds Of cup OF
butter in two-thirds Of a cup Of hot
milk and combine with the crumbs
Mix thoroughly and fill the turkey at
once, allowing room for the stuf1ng to
swell.
| Turkish Stuffing. For this Is required
one cup of rice, one dozen French
chestnuts, quarter pound ourrants
one-half cup butter, two ounces of al
monds, and a quarter of teaspoonful
each of salt paprika and ground CHINA
mon Wash the rice and cook until
half done In boiling sailed water;
drain and add the other ingredients
The chestnuts. of course. will have
been cooked and cut in small pieces
and the almonds blanched and
chopped.
Nut and Potato Stufffng for Goose,
Mix together the following: Two cups
of hot mashed potato, one teaspoonful
of onion juice, one-half cup sliced wal.
nut meats, one-quarter teaspoonful
each of paprika and salt, four table
spoonfuls thick cream, one table
spoonful of butter and the yolk Of two
eggs. A teaspoonful of sweet herbs
may be added if desired.
Chestnut Stuffing. Boil and mash
one quart of chestnuts. Add a tea
spoonful of chopped parsley, one-half
teaspoonful each of chopped onion,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
The Christmas Dinner.

rzSdE housekeeper will find it a
sE4NE( great help and needed re-
EAN hinder II she will write
Zd#kI down carefully her menu for
AI the Christmas dinner, no
matter how simple it Is to
be. Everything that It is possible to
prepare the day before should be IN
readiness, 80 that mothers Christmas
NAV not mean a day In hot kitchen.
penetrated occasionally by the sounds
of merry-making IN the house, In
which she may not join. Below are a
few simple menus which may prove
helpful:
Celery Soup Waters
Roast Chicken or Turkey Gran
berry Jelly
Baked Sweet Potatoes Cold Siaw
Plum Pudding Coffee
Fruit Nuts
Sardine Canap6s
Deviled Oysters Waters
Roast Duck Nut Stufing Cur
rant Jelly
Stewed Celery Rice
Apple Salad French Dress
ing Waters
Plum Pudding Fruit Sauce
Crackers Cheese Coffee
Oyster Cocktails Waters
Consomme Bread Sticks
Fish Timbale Dreamed Mush-
room Sauce
Potato Balls Cream of Pea Patties
Roast Goose with Apple Sauce
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Grape Sherbet
Thin Slices of Baked Ham Celery
Salad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
sHIPMENTs FROM MARFA.

Maria, Texas, Dec 17.-Fignor and
Booth have shipped IL cars of cattle
to Fort Worth.
Messrs. Brown, Bogel and Choke
have shipped three trains of cattle to
market from Fort Hancock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

tie recently purchased from Oscar
Medley and Charley Jones'
Mr.. Medley has rented three pastures
adjoining the town OF Foley owned by
Swith, George Pullam and ]. B. Wal
tiers, and will deal extensively in the
buying and selling of livestock
w. F. McRee has sold his ranch in
the Hollands range, u miles from
town. to John Pool. Mr. McRee will
move to town that his children may
have school advantages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
SELLS CAR OF cows

Kermit, Texas, Dec. NV. F. Stew
art has returned from Fort Worth,
where he sold a carload Of fat cows.
He reports a satisfactory market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
SELLS INTEREST IN PORTER
CATTLE COMPANY FOR SSOOOO

Globe. Ariz. Dec 17.-Tom Arm
strong, of Troy, Ariz., has disposed of
all his interests in the Porter Cattle
company to j. n. Porter of this city,
retaining only his home ranch near
nkleman The consideration is re-
ported to be $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
HOME MADE CHRISTMAS CANDIES

Old-F ashIoned Butter Scotch. Put
one pound Of granulated sugar and a
small teacupful Of water In a three
pint porceiain-lined saucepan, and set
over blue flame. Stir the mixture
until the sugar is completely dissolved,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

The best plaster. a piece. of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment
and bound on over the affected parts is
superior to a plaster and costs only one
tenth as much. For sale by all dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
SHIPS FORTY-THREE CARS
OF CATTLE AT AMARIII

Pecos, Tex, Dec. III. B. Sneed has
shipped 43 cars of steers, about 400
head, from Pecos to Amarillo He pur-
chased them from Joe Irving of Pecos
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
CATTLE DEAL AT ROSWELL
INVOLVES NEARLY S15,OO

Roswell, n. NJ, Dec. 17.-R. Dur
rill and J. Y. Cannon have bought SIS
head of cattle from A. A. Cox for
s14,S35.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

Hot Chocolate with whipped cream
and cake. Elite Confectionery Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce
Roquefort Cheese Crackers
Coffee Bon Bons Almonds Fruit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

Oyster Soup
Baked Goose Nut Stufing
Apple Sauce
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Stewed Turnips
Mince Pie
Coffee Cheese Waters
Cream Of Corn Soup Waters
Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Potato Croquettes Dreamed Onions
Apple and Nut Salad
Plum Pudding Lemon Sauce
Coffee Fruit Water Biscuit Cheese
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17

The Oysters, If possible, should be
obtained at the last moment from the
fish market and served on Clipped ice
The crabmeat vegetables and pi.
mentos for the salad are canned.
The Fowl and His Stuffing.
All the particularly delectable old
fashioned dishes that our grandfathers
fattened on seemed to have been de
clared particularly indigestible. The
moist-often soggy-stufing made of
bread crumbs, sage and onions, which
used always to swell the sides Of the
Christmas turkey is very near the top
of the list Of deadly indigestibles. One