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The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
MOrtuary


RtSE-Sept. ~. Otto 4. sEed -
wears beloved son ~ Mrs : Mar
Tin. dear brother ~ Mrs Ella Wan
aWakor. Mrs. VI Roscphush. Waiter
residence % his mother. 40 sos
GoHthc-ave. Thur sday. Sept "a a.
"2o p. m Interment German Luth-
erRu cemetery.
LEITHEIsER sent II 1915. at her
christf.ns Leitheiser. in her scs-
enty hfth year. rellct OF the late
John T., dear mother ~ Louise.
Carrie and Walter J Lel'heiser.
Mrs Frank ! Mason Mrs John NJ.
Repuer. % Brooklyn, y Y. Funeral
Thursday at 2.30 .. m from rAsi-
dpurp and 2 u'riork et Messiah TIT
thercn church. West Grard-bl' d.
ami Tolcdo-ave.. via autos
MOORE S"pt. H. 1916 Louis r., be-
lot cd husband OF Mac Moore tnee
NeIson) and father ~ GLADYS. 7on
Of Edward : and Georci ina, brother
OF Mrs T. Mitchell. Mira. Harry Pet
parents residenc'. Do 6SS Fourth
ave ThursdaN at . so W.. inter
rent A. FNerCr'ou cemetery We
ceased wac n member of Mich gan
tent. No. li', X. g. r. NJ NJ
OTIS sept. .. 1915. a. residence. No.
~ RrorkeuridEN- St. Mary Ann. be-
loved husband 81 MARY W. Roirhsrt
and fafh"~ Of Frank W. and Harry
W HciNhqrt. lnterment at bans
VIC, Mich.
WHEELER sept II. 1916, Robert.
eyed 20 beloved son Of Grace
Uhorlcr, brother OF carl at Harper
hospital AZ midnight. OF typhoid
fever taken while serving I. :
army on Mexican border Burial
at Dexter Mich. Thursday after
noon
wI>EMA~- sept u. Alice l.. be.
loved daughter OF Hugo \. and
Clara NJ Wineman aud sister %
Thursday at ? .. m. from residence,
No. 50 Comm onwealth.
COTNEN-Sept. II. 1916. at her resi-
dence. No. $3.50 Hpcla-sve. Nora, be-
loved mother Of George and Fred
Gotney and sister % Mrs MARY
White. Mrs Elizabeth Messler and
NJ J Brien. Of Duluth MINI Fu-
neral Thursday from residence 1T
$40. from ST Agnes church az 2
o'clock Burial at Mt Elliott.
GIvINs-Sept 12, 1915. Zine Leroy.
infant son ~ Mr. and Mrs Leroy
Givins Funeral services from the
residence OF grandparents. No. lsa
Euclid east, Thursday morning at
II o'clock lntermeut at Pontiac
Mich.
GRAHAM Suddenly. Sept. II. James
@ Graham. beloved brother ~ Mrs
r, II. Larkins and Mrs NJ McColl
Funeral Thursday. 2 y. m. from his
sisters residence. No. l07 Calumet
ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
n. Y. CENTRAL
DIVIDEND is
ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The New
York Central railroad today declared
regular quarterly dividend Of II
percent Wall.st had speculated on
The possibility of today's directors
meeting placing he stock oil Il per
cent basis rho Zig -Four resumed
dividends on its p,eferrel, declar
Ing a quarterly dividend Of Il per
rent
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
CARUSO TO GET
$6,666 PER NIGHT
IN BUENOS AYRES

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Enrico
Caruso will MARBLE in Buenos Ayres
next summer for $500 a night. The
tenor has signed a contract 10 sing
at 80 performances a. the Colon
opera house for $500 900 more than
twice his salary at the Metropolitan
opera house and probably the high
est salary ever paid an opera singer
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
0XQt,gsSsslsasf'osaSsss
Central standard Time.

For Cleveland, Pittsburxh and alt
points south and east Daily tott5 ".
~. ana ~ %. m. Fare 20 tIevriHnd,
C.25t pittsburgh. eS.Sn.
Var Uuffnio and all points east
pIuy. : ~. m. FARE $3.50. one ~nyi
tG 80 ROUND TRIP.
Ear Muckinac Island npd wnyports
.-Noadss and SATURDAY. ) %. MT
y ~dur~day and Friday, $40 n. ~.
stateroom Accom- IVA cd al ons--t pper
,crth. SIS tower berth. st-50i whole
Ne n. $50.
re tAlfI OFFICES THIRD AN~.
Mari. I31 Woodward Ave. tusic--
ir Bldg, 80 Fort -. West, Opr.
'o-toffce.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
Monday,
Tuesday and
Wednesday,,
September
Is, ~ and 20,
1916

The election houses will be
pen for Re-Registration from
a. m. to $3.50 p. m. central
tandard time, which is from
a. m. to $3.50 p. m. eastern
tandard time.
You must re-register at the
bove time or you cannot vote
t the
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
Births
RoYe

.EhITmar 3 Walton; IssI Russell:
Roy Y. Fitv, 81 Lennox' Erne 81
Lockwood. 1901 Russell; Giro whale.
Ii3 Antoine; Rasolino Pisano. 1854
Russell Russell , Wsel1w kahicrkeskt' Is
now: Mike Milowski. ets7 Jefferson
w. Henry W. Hartwell, ISL Fifth,
Alton l.. Bernum. .ssS High " John
A. Sawicki ~ Hawthorne, Henry
gsG MTn,t 2'so M9nteli'r FAM enSr; wv
Swan. III Fort E.; George corey.
Mari Maternity hospital James A.
sherman. l0S Henry. willard L.
oliver, 2O5 Hartford David Goldberg.
wSmsn, ho.p,sts .,. HaJ i,,,n, & p. stab,
ski. O. Goldner Dominik Alekslak
l8S Norton charles Never, 80 Tween
ty-eighth carl BuchholZ e13 Van
Dyke; paul Jams. Pro- idence hospi-
Tomas Jskimise. ges Twenty-ntnth.
John Kaptonlak. 27g Plumer; Adolph
Machinski 957 Belvidere. Edward
Lark, seotten, north OF joy-rd Chss
Molodosky. Harper HOSPITAL Marx
phiiis rr.mbl.. sss woodrow cSss.
Goldberg. Ssi windsr wm Hartkop
iiE Campbell John Bednowski. l2s
Inssrsolli Steve LIS. i2S Twenty
third VIM, Fr.gdenthsl, !'o a,lyt-
W W.T. 4 scott. R fo pI Franz s' 30.
yososki ~. Mitehsll Ian Ullk, ~
pelray: Henry Sehneldt. So south
.n Sss- s spiSs,r. drscs aospi,sl John
Ks,p.wE, go Plumer; Antonio bs.
1cstino. as Orleans. Jo1ef Gavet "a
klingier, Nicholas Rudzinski. ga
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
HELP wANrED-MALE

" WANTED Foreman for department
assembling. small electrical apps-
ra,us. Must be familiar with punch
presses and light machines and eN-
perienced in handling girls. r. y.
Han. f32 Wellington ave Roches-
ter y Y
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

Drowning vas Al one time the
mode Of capital punishment pre-.
scribed by law in Scotland
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TiNG's LATEST LIST

TING'S LATEST LIST
or PIANO BARGAINS
Easy terrns OF rental or sale.
Hamilton. finest style ........... $3.50
Everett black case. sweet tone go
Milton Puritan design 49,. lso
Schiller 81 chmann, returned
gonrdmsp & Grsy.....,....... lao
Krakauer. cannot be told from
Krsn ch 4 Bach, Circsssian
Kurtr pros, used less than six
NtWb| ( Evans, very old, stili
HeWBp & Evans. ike new 2io
Milton, very sweet tone ..,..,. 2lo
Schiller In good condition .... -
Crown, concert used go. ....... go
Bradford, returned rental ,..... 40
Krakauer Bros. Puritan de-
sign excellent ............... $40
Nose ,....'..s.. 80 t''''.'' snV
KurtEman ........,,........t l25
Schiller, very sweet tome. 100
smith A. Nixon, finest style. 726
Regal. in fine condition. ....... 146
Regal a bargain. 1t5
Behr Bros. black case. fair tone SO
30 Heineman pianos. sweet tone and
durable in three kinds OF cases,
bargain at sls360 each. Will rent
at 81 per month.
Newhy & Evans plsyer-piAno, slight
ly used. $3.50.
LING PIANO HOUSE,
Ts Librsry-svs., cor. Grand River n.
cover Mscsulsy's Book Store)
No agents One price.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
PERSONAL

any poor giri is IN
trouble. needing advice. frlendehip
TARY MARGAsET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest. w. salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
HELP wANTTD-FEMALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly In
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply Miss Middleton, Princi-
pal of Operators School, Mich
igan State Telephone Com
pany, corner John r and Mad
ison.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
Re-Registration
Sept. Is, ~, 20
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
Detroit, Mich. Sept 2. 1916.
TO the Electors, Male
and Female, of the
City of Detroit:

The law requires a complete
e-registration of all Electors
the City Of Detroit every
our years. This RE-REGIS-
RATION will be held
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
81 -33 Edmonton

Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
Half block from Grand River. very
choicr new brick fat paved street,
25-ft lot. eide drive. double garage
open every afternoon Immediate
ppzeession.
NhLONF.N CAMPBELL REALTY co.
5u4 Free rress Bldg
Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
TO RENT--PoOMs
ALTOS AND SUPPLIES

RIDE ON NEW TTRES-Sen Us your
old castings FOR 90c a pound We
will take them n they arc disable
and still on YOUR rims Service fred
r. A. Bowman Co. sAf-st6 Wood
ward-ave Grand fq41
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
WANTED TO Observation-Disclosures

CASH for old false teeth. gold crowna
broken tewelry. diamonds. watches.
ste.. full value .p9x Liberty RIG.
Co. 81 woodw'd. On noor elevator.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-17
Der smahen6aanitreif it 6eiaeleat.

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S~iroBenbabn %@ceaihaHen init ben @ertretern ibrcr AHgctelten ioer Den
9obn uo Bic Nrbcfts5et, Die fHr sic 3utlnft fctgcfteat lpcr0en lpaten.
Pm Spnntoq Morgen. ais bic llbr 4 idlug, nor orr Stref cnoidl
beiaelegt. Gen 9ngefcaten muroe p0bercr gpbn rmo cine 9Hrltgere uno
angenebmerc ar6ets5et bepiaiat. Seoc @eraihat matte &on6eironen.
bic Damn BON sen &ertretern onaenonucn luur0ct. ga Der Nnge1tcatc
fortnn einen b0bcren 2obn pro Stm0e crGutcn miro, Dnben Die Nrbet
gc6er befdloiru, Dos iogenunnte ylomtsipIRn" ob5uIhafen. SnTol9e
nGlenm miro Dem MngefeQtpn II dt mcbr Gin geufler Ern5entob pcs
Mentqepinrs Ser Neieuihnft 3ufnmnG. @enn ad1 otelcr Serag aus
fGlt, 10 miro CT nol Der 9cpdbrtcu 9%obnerbobnng trpboeu better be8oblt
lem. Sails man i'm 9nho1c cinee @otorAanncs oocr &onoufteurs be
bari, ina en ioIher Da5u 9cnpmllcn rocroen, Der Dor Antrttt Der Nrbelf
bcrets cine lGnqere Mnhe aenonrn Fat.
9fan Oarf o1eroings niht annebncn, DOB dlG Die IN SctradDf Io1
men, nit Sen ncuen genin1ntungen 3nfricocng9teat lno. Cine 9roBcre
Ntcbrbeit if jeNoh frpb, DaB MN oaeS Gercgelt II. Glcler neHe 5}on
trait mlroc 3piidcn sen @eunten Scr Capitalization uMo Sen &errcfern
Ser Angcfeatcn fur Elm Snbr gci6ioicn. Gin &pnne bloce lid Nas
a!agcn Scr Mngctelten cntgegennebntcn lno ber1uben iplrO, iii ge1ebenen
Sale Elm Ginnernebnlen apnhen beDcn GQrteien ber5urelcn.
Gbpo6l ser STREET, rcdt unangencbme 3uItdnOe III unierer Staot ser
rrfadte, 10 mar CT bod 5iemih bcgrinl0et; oenn bic SngAtcQt + erhlafeN
tuidhlih cinen pbr qcringen 2obn. Sic longe IrbcHsJIt ref gar man
de llnNufricDenbeit bcrpnr umo 0esipcgcn fam es feiner perDcafen, mcnn
oiee beoranqten Mrnidcn ibre Sage 3u beIern perfndptcn. @offenlid
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geIenten hener iprgen.- llnglnfttge 3u1tnnoe trtctel nc sum Strlfe,
1orIt ridfs IN Der @elt -DWplfranH
Washington Journal., 1916-03-17
Slnf ser @ibnc Scs yscltthcutcrs.

Scr ucrfoniihe 9fau6cr rmO Nan1t @i0o perurfohfc am enbc
posigcr ISOLDE groBc llnrube IN uneren Ragierungsfreien. ln1hnN9c
Mmerifancr mrroen BON jcncn l1nmeaiden nao cihcn @cleaen rneutb
lines crmoroc. Cine fIeinc Solar onnerifuniidlcr 5olOaten no1m iane
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Yeriarfunqen on bic Cren5e entpnoen NnN gegcnpdrtg lol ltd Siau
in einer ichr beorGngten Gage beinOcn; er ii nabe 0aran len, lnt6ingelt
All mer6en. Garran5a bot ebcnuls @afe 3ugeprodcL @ilos &aub3ug
puroc oerfhieOcntid interpreiert. Is CAB nonde Die bercits ganbtcn.
er marc bon GcufidlanO SIT 0icicn &or9eDen aufgctadclt mproen; Dam
bieB cs mieOer, 0of Napan DGbinterfcde. Gett1lano pate 0icpn Nans
Der 5t icinen @er6inOeten crfpren bobenl @eh' boOeniole gunnlnbet
lm0 gorrbcit. @os bintcr Der gnnen Sodba ltcdt, lit nod nidt autges
0eft. Seoenfaas f6ancn Dcengen ,pafr1ntnrcn" r0 Observation-Disclosures.
nen slmerfoncr, sic i'm NIT Geutlhlnno III @crbinoung oringen moaen,
fider ien. oaB 0s cole beuhhc %nlf init NeRn Sdlrfcn nidts an tim hat
Die Oentiden eehHte Nonnern nod inncr Dor &er0un, Nn niiti
ridden arcHcn 9erlins nno an per 6ronl II nmn f0t nbcr3rtet, boB Ser
oln folen miro 1n0 falen mus; 0cna nnr lo ns fann on naes ser
trinnncrnocn 0opiBern i~unohoen 2&S npanS &%e5ic6MnQel 5u Gnglano
fr0 nht gcraoe sir raM0fhanlidNtcs 9nNDeut iapanihe Sdrfe BON
enqliden mge6olten uno 0urNnAt apornen Inn, idrlt liz oas oNebide
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ben. @c es bcbt, nil Sopan nit DeutMlono 6rcocn tno io9or cinen
y}uno fhHrfen NM lid pnn GnnlanD losia9el
Sic Aaiierten breten l0 berefHs NMf cine ltarfe Srlnlnc ef oaen
5fonten Dor. Son Salpnni aus potter rf gc9en Den Nornm, . , 0e9ca
Sic 9entraInGdfc porQeben. gctihlon0 mo iWe Ecrtlir9ccn ii0 ubcr
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uaa fj ir i'm i'll cine GeTHfnc pcrsonoclf
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Washington Journal., 1916-03-17

uMeine Sram batte 2aGrippe, nit
Sdmer5en i'm Giifen
uno sppfe. sic bottle edmersef in alien @lie-
bern. @S ling am Moreett al illo bis Mittag mar
iie i'm Sett lnto fiig an
Or. Miles' MerDine
unb gntis9ain IiIlen 81, iiehmen. ipie berprongt.
Sn eincri Sase pber stuei mar iie eeiuno uno mir
fino DeiuiB. 6nB iuenn file ipaleirb beim er5tcit
Spmptome 9r. Mile5' NferriHe einaenomfncit
bdtte. wdre Der 2lniall aaus nerbiltet tuorben."-
Eep. 6. q. Glade. Manbnttall. San.
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aeip0bnlid cine geihipddte @eiumDbeit,
rd Das Sieber unb Die Sdmer8eu oie
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pcnipitem i'll ioIdbem Saae beisuitebcn,
oicbt cs feline 6eiierc @lebisin als 81.
glsileS' Nerpine.
%erfauft nit Der Oarautie, 6ak Der
&rcis Der criten Slnfdhe 5uriiderfattet
iUiro, iuelin bie MieDi5in ni6t bclfem
iolte. 5n aaen Mputbefen.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-17
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Washington Journal., 1916-03-17
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
ANCIENT YUlETlDE CUSTOMS
The Druids and Romans Both Used
 Evergreen Decorations.


 The use of evergreens at Christmas comes from the Romans, who thus or namented their temples during the feast of Saturn, while ivy was univer sally used in feasts in honor of Bac- chus The ancient Druids hung green branches and mistletoe over their doors as a propitiation to woodland sprites; they used also to cut green trees and carry them into their houses to protect the spirits of the forest and streams from the death dealing winds. thinking the spirits, thus protected. would go forth in the spring to reclothe the forests with beautiful foliage and unlock the ice bound streams.
 A survival of this superstition was found among the English peasantry not more than 200 years ago. They hung evergreens in their cottages in the belief that they would attract sprites and that the boughs would re- main unnipped by the frosts and fur nish a shelter for the woodland deities. Standard trees" in the city were orig inally mailed fule of holme and ivy.' showing that the external aspect of Christmastide was public concern iv the days of our ancestors.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
Orioin of the Word Christmas.

The word Christmas is of compara- lively late origin. The word was first used in 103S. its form then being Christes- Maesse. the mass of Christ Origen. an early father of the church, said that in the Scriptures it was the sinners alone. not the saints. who cele- brated their birthdays. Another early writer referred to the fact that the birthdays of the pagan gods were kept by the people. The very first evidence of a feast having been held in honor of the birth of Christ was in Egypt about the year 900 Clement of Alex andria said. Certain Egyptian theolo- gians overcuriously assign not the year alone. but the day of Christ's birth placing it on May 25." Another date assigned to the event was March 2S
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
NEW YEAR BELL IS SILENT.
Famous Relic of American Independ- enoe Formerly Rang In the Year.


 Every New Yearsseve citizens of Philadelphia gather round the shrine of Liberty. Independence hall. to hear the New Year rung in. Formerly this service was performed by the bell now known as the Liberty bell
 Before that memorable day fin 1776 when the nations fathers gave forth to the world their Declaration of Inde- pendence, whose signing was heralded by the ringing of the bell, New Years rejoicing was started by the first peal of what Is now known as the Liberty bell.
 After the events of July 4. 17T6. made the bell one of the most price less relics of the nation. custodians of Independence hall restricted it's use, fearing some mishap. and after 1880 the bell was no longer used for the New Years salute. In 1882, on the eel ebration of George Washington's birth day, it was rung and not again for three years. when on July s, 1885. while the funeral procession of Chief Justice Marshall was passing. the bell was tolled.
 Suddenly the note grew discordant An investigation was made. It was found that q crack had been started. The bell had completed it's task. No more you'd it greet the New Year or lay tribute to the nations great. But from theetower of Liberty's cradle an- other bell always welcomes the com ing of New Year.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
Good Resolutions
I will try to be a litter, not

I will try to be a litter, not a leaner; an encourager, never a discourager; tighten and share other peoples sorrows; start songs and rejoicings, not complainings; make the world a little sweeter place to live in; keep in mind the will of God; make sunshine in life's shady places; see the bright side of everything; be clean in mind and body, working pa- tiently, industriously and hon. estly for living; earning a spotless character, SO that I can look up, not down, and meet deaths coming with a fearless smile; endeavor not to run away from my weaknesses, but bravely fight them out; be glad of life; have hope and faith in everybody; try to live without hate, jealousy, temper and envy; avoid speaking crit ically and bitterly, repeating only the good I hear; love be- cause I must, give because I cannot keep; doing for the joy of it; cheerful in disappoint- ments, charitable toward the erring and fallen; protect helpless animals; do as I would be done by; smile more and frown less.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
The New Year Dawns.

The new year dawns, the sun shines strong and clear. And all the world rejoices and is gay. The city loving birds from spray to
 spray Fit busily and twitter in my ear Their little frozen note of wintry cheer. From ruldy children with the snow at
 play
 Ring peals of laughter gladder than 1T
 May, While friend greets friend with Happy
 be thy yeari'
 Louise Chandler Moulton-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
Christmas Legend

The legend of St. Boniface , and the first Christmas tree has been beautifully told. The scene lives before us-the vim try night, the swelling hillock crowned with the great oak tree, the thunder oak" sacred to the pagan god Thor; the
 tongues of ruddy flame, the
 ranks of white clad warriors, women and children facing the altar; the hoary high priest
 and kneeling child, the victim
 doomed to die by the blow of the hammer, a sacrifice to
 Thor, the hammerer.
 Then the coming of Boni-
 face, the blow from the ham, mer turned aside by the cross,
 the rescue of the boy, the fall
 of the oak beneath the mighty
 blows of the apostle, the story of Jesus simply told and how sin, not human life, is the sac rifice he asks.
 And here" said the apos- tie as his eyes fell on a young fir tree, with its top pointing , toward the stars, amid the divided oak-''here is the liv- ing tree, with no stain of blood upon it, that shall be the sign oi your new worship" Parish Tidings
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

Tomatoes, Lettuce, Bell Peppers, Brussels Sprouts, Egg Plant, Fresh Horse Radish. Mint Cabbage, Red Cabbage, Green Chili, Okra. Green Onions, Oyster Plant, Parsley. Green Corn, Water Cress, Hot House Cucumbers, Green Peas, Rhubarb, Red and White Radishes, Spinach, Summer Squash, Pump kins, Cream Squash, Boiling Onions.
 Fresh Sage and Thyme for the Turkey.
 Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
HOMEMADE HOLIDAY CANDIES

ing tin. Put them in quick oven, re- moving when they look yellowish.
 Molasses Candy. - Three cupfula brown sugar, one cupful molasses, one cupful water, one-half teaspoonfui cream of tartar, butter size of & wall nut. Pull to whiteness.
 Butterscotch. - One cupful brown sugar. one-haf oupful water, one tea spoonful vinegar, piece Of butter size of walnut. Boil until crisp.
 Ice Cream Candy. - Two cupfuls granulated sugar, one-half cupful wa ter. two thirds teaspoonful of cream tartar, butter size of an egg. Flavor with vanilla. Drop a few drops in a cupful of cold water, and if it is brittls it is ready to pull
 Horehound Candy.-Steep one table spoonful of horehound in one-half cup full water, strain and add one pint of sugar and one tablespoonful of vine gar. Boil without stirring.
 Nut Candy.--Two cupfuls of water two cupfuls sugar, three tablespoonfuis of molasses three tablespoonfuls of vinegar, butter the size of an egg. Boil until it will harden in cold water Butt ter a pan and cover the bottom with nuts. Pour over the boiled mixture and put away to harden. When cooled g little cut into squares.