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[westin Your Sa | -__ $ V development of annum l i g " “gs B°""’* 5° “PWM it' ".f:.°:..~:=.°>-...t-=-...‘ -M-_:_-e..°°°.:
in »‘ » r comm ___l;\llalT_l:n<;s, in all sections of the cours' gh. ,,,,,,,),m,° m Mmm M amd nh
' .Fli°d Bill/08 liivernmnllt “_ skilled trades the young man must' face
'“°‘ l>°“<1~ from $50 up ttaaagntaeir an apprenticeship preliminary te-_sinus Yiald ls not large enough te mage mem ing-t t eldll and knack that w_lll assure atrnctive investments.) Panama (hnal him a livelihood practically anywhere in lwlldl have been issued as low as $20‘,,._. the known world. Let us follow _out thi!"
Railroad or corporation bonds ver-y`”g|- experiences ci the average apprentice: dom are_issusd so low. except when they ack .wants to hecoino a_ machinist. are for heting on foreign exchange; or be~ Maybe his father-presumably dead for
lfnk tb the ve? attractive variety of the sake of the story-'was a machinist, or Bgllaranteed shoe s." (Those stocks, treat- uncle, or some one else. Jack do-‘ at lelllltli hero last week, have usual- vclops a natural love for machinery. Tho
ly been the issues of small connecting rail- Bret tiring, of course, is to find. out what
roads that later have 'been absorbed by you have to do and< what you get for do- the great transportation lines and are ng lt. .Ae sn initial stop you hunt a SHWWHYB l»° 061411111 \'¢8l0l1B-) job, -which means finding the owncr or _ when lBH\\¢d by these small railroads foreman of a r_nachlue~ehop that wants i W" “°°°°S\“`Y W Kalb the friendrlllp our servooesas an apprentice, for there “nd 9“l7l10rt of the farmers and citizens lk no royal road to learning-though our “l°“¥ me 'lim °f ‘WY “nd ‘1°°°\”diU¥|Y eamingcapabllities may he quickcned by sinal denominations were the rule. They ,jm It b°¢,|“_ _ aio an ideal investment, because of their '-ttgfgh |,),9'0wn_e,- °,_m,“m3,,,~ of the mn. mmmutw' but "6 ‘lt “ hill* l_“`°"““m- chine shop you si o contract to servo b0Ti_;en there _is a wayiof buying a $1.000 for two, three hrldlur years, usually four. Wiith on the installment plan, as it. were. _T,,ki,,s- the Avenue ,,,.;,,,,, paid' ym, Wm
’ “if h““'l'°d d°ll°'°_ °" m°"° Y°" contract to worlrtho first six months at
$1' *to '_' “§‘°'b°“d b“y “ hlgh “M” b°“d' 45 cents a-day; tho second six months nt um is' the "°k"“5° h°“’“ l°“"° y°“, 65 coats; the second your at 05 cents; tho wma; 'gg “xdmd ,jl_°";"°l“°°“’°“"y: fm' third, 85 cents, and the fourth ond lust , ost ___ ey_ctar_ge_ c_ogu riitc of inter- you at ‘L00 A d,,y_
’ ° ° loc eng tm y°“ ““`d“°° ti" I th first ear ' ou will be put' to
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iight ar m°,?_s“K,¥.,fn’{0"rtb°n‘£' ';_‘,m°',‘th` work chipping castings, smoothing off
y payrnen c eau c t s an hweve,_ ,___ that ,hs _",565, paynbllé _rough edges iendthdoing _tliatf y;Ju you from n properly sclocted bond will °““"°' “pm ._“.“,'1‘,’,’_ “ “sc 0-ll _,F almost, if not completely, pay the iuwms, hammer and c use _ _cn you wi -_ _e on your loan. Accordingly, you are buying put °“ the 187°” m“p°"'u.’l9` malllme in ,J bond on the i,,s,_a“,,,,,',,,_. ,,l,m__,md your the shop. If you show_espec|al_;ib{lit¥_¥f:\_\ loan is exempt fsom` interest. It is only Wm get,” b°""”' m“°l"“” 'inf “"1 _‘?-5""“" fur to say that this piss, Winn being .sfo 'I _.°*‘““‘“ “* ”“'° °' ““°‘P ‘““"""“°“ ‘° and attractive, is really not very profit- wide" '“h°~"l_°°pe of yin" knowledge' able to the investor outside of the moral ` In th” tl“"d,y,““"' *lm °"°3 w.l‘9‘°°“` L.gf,_.,-g of owning ,, 1,,-,,,,| ,,,,,1_,,,,,,§,,,, ,, trol your dcstinres lrav_o‘n propar~l'¢gurri pcsulm- 9¢|pend_ (oy ffm interest on the for your future, you will he able to,,work broker’s loan killstlic. interest on the 5 Sl"‘P9"» l“l'h° 0*' dm" l’\'0?°1 il-“‘_l l‘\_l°" bond" which on-a stmiglrt ` investment °l\ 3'0" “my U0 PUC OH i'll@_ ‘_fl°‘?l" ‘li’“‘l? weuld be you 1-,Wm-d__ If however the the important work_of finisliingnnd as loan is paid of! in three or four years, Sellilllllllt- _ _ the rernninjng yenrg ef the bond will The fourth yca_r of the machinists np- yiclrl good interest until you "cash in__" prcntice is thc time to watch for an op-
But, beyond all question of a doubt, it D0"-“ull-Yr lm U10 ”~PDN_"¢“‘° ‘Fi Wm" Verll'
behooves Wall Street, which is so prone roro exceptions givcn simply Journcynicns to criticise trust frivestigationsnnrl "tight wages nftcr the termination of his con~ money," to create legitimate bonds to bc tract. At this time his plea for hotter. listed from $100 upwards for thc ‘small in- pay to his foreman is bnacrl entirely on] vcetor, who in his unflcrlgcd eagerness to ability. llis demand for a riu\n`a wugoi get into the Hnancial game invests iii will bo granted to the time of $2 or riiorc' stocksat 2 and 00 cents a shnro, and not n day, if the shop management knows it -only hitters away his substance but also cannot nflord to lose his services. ‘his needed support to tho real industries The nvorago pay of tho joumeyman is,
f~d.'lil_avaraga rnan thinks that only the ical adord to~buy bonds-and never _snvtbsni _I _man °9¢¢\v fallacy. for the
:rr of smell savings, with the desire for
ostruent in his ,eai~t, turns to the
?»by_-night" companies that offer- his
oth at only grim from Bve to ninety
nine cents, uc of this money could be
diverted to__l¥gitirna,t»n channels and reép ilu reward the country's prosperity, if Ilan! small investors know that their ie- softtanoea would be welcomed hy the great had reputable corporations, not only for
n elusive stock, but for the eminently
Bed and conservative bond.
» this respect the French, Dutch, Swiss _ridrimilar thrifty people are for priser an we for evcn the peasant there
In not satlsfigd with his -“rontos"- or gov- ernment bon s, but is ready to empty his ltocking or chimney placo hoard at any
:sinister an attractive offer-even ln fur
American bonds. .And he'is not. mulct-
sd nearly as often as Americans who have lfmilarfuipital' and ambitions. This ex- ample has had indirect bcnedt and some law of the railroad and corporation bonds
gr? fesued,,at from $50 upward. Why? _ cause they wish to be listed on the bnursee of _ Holland, Switzerland, etc. i1$s-so thrifty nations em habitual buyers infmiall blocks of "stocks and bonds and , investigator would bo. surprised to
glut extent these sbi-ewd`_it miniature, /M0960!! elwiialiats sliare in the pros- parity of this country. _ .In the city of Pittsburg, for example,
Ecllxnd capital controls absolutely all thc
r ines, most of the electric lighting
pod all manufactured gas. . - Most bonds ancleshort term notes, it is rue are issued dt $1,000, and a fcw seat- rcd ones om listed at $500. llow to
purchase these on the installment plan will be explained later on. _i Municipal bonds are an excellent invest- 'm¢._~nt, and if they woro widely pnrclineeu
' iby the average cltl_1.en, they would have
llhc effect o£;_corrscting abuses more quick- 'ly than u dozen reform movements. To n iirert extent-the-credit of a city relics on» o.'imt_ administrations and thc investor wif: always vote in tho safeguard of his pocket book. It is regrettable that citi- iiuns do not unter more into thc fiuarico nf civic government. lt is oven more rc- gztttablc that their path is not made
‘wgier to buy municipal bonds.
as $10 at 4 per cent, and highcr,. They
D! tax free, as is bccfmlng thc use with
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of the country. ' about $2.50 a day, and runs considerably!
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higher up 'to the $-il_50 and $5 a day that toolinukcin sonictiirics get. _ Aftcrlscrving their time, (thc jail-like tcrrn given to appxuniiveslrip), iuiriiy riui- cliirrisls,.tuking pride in nu all-:iroimd tvclinicul`,nliility-have gone to utlicr shops where ii difi'cront~kiml of work is donc, changing about until they have ho- come skilled in all tho dapnrtrnuritn of thc machinists? trade.
As long as the United States is suprcnio
aB a"liuinufnctur`ing country, so also will
th; iifcclirinic ri_é_ver ncvcssnrily luck a _io _ _ _- _ i
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Electricity--l_ts. Beginning
_ Vl'licn‘v_ve speak of. “volts” in electric- ity, wo pay ofttimcs nn unconscious trilr
rife to Alcxarrdcr' Volta who,`in_]>;\ria just farfiily b:is'_b_ecn left without "a\_'iy_i_lic0_ni_c._
one hundred yours ago, marie public a contrivanco that assured. u stiuuly flow of electricity. His discov:-ry rvrnuiiis prac- tically unchnngcrl to this lliiy. Previously, n current of electricity hml lxwii ,dcrivud from n si-rii-s of pieces of zinc and copper,
ouch bit oi' nu-lol rvriippzd in u cloth not-" llulf'<l<)z£‘rr instiulm-ents' and tools that told
uiulcd with acid. Volta i:irpi‘u\~cd this hy putting our-h zinc :mil copper' pun in e cup hy it:-'a-'f fillcd with ziuld. l<`r'ui|i this "crown of cups” n steady _current was produceil-rind it is this voltnic cell that
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Business Beliefs.
In luisir\Ls~rs,,littlo sins ncver slay small. The fear of uiun is the beginning of
sL\ipidi|.y.¢ - ' ~ -‘ _ -» i Education dots 'not consist ln merely' ikiiowing ii lot of unnetesliary tbinge.'- |
.'l.`lict'u is.always room, at the top, if wo!
arf; a`_lrle und care to puihfthe other fellow <if~,:_._ .. ._ _"‘ a _VV_hcn__ n fellow gets to be hose-wcll, nun uh time what ins-boss ina. some tilnes he acts worsir. ‘ '~ . - '
Nearly every great nchievcini-nt in this
world has boon' evolved ‘fmin-al cra‘nk’a t_lrenr'y_ _ ._ _ _ Dén't sen`c_l 'ri tweriEy=five~ ddllarwreatli ‘of flowers to_`tlie funtial ofa man' whose
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. ranged house may be very simple in detail
siidrstill fbs attractive. The hoiisa shown
ing room with dining room back and a pretty den will he very attractive to muy. 'l`he‘l.rvatment of the stairway al- so is worthy of special mention. This front room is a very beautiful room with its lirond fire-place and book shclvce at one ond und stair-case opposite.
_ it is better to build by <lay’s work or con-
l>cr~.» rind both room.
time is q\?te n problem with most people owing to he high prices of materials and labor. The author is often asked whether
tract, and my answer is decidedly by con-
money.
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i Edison, wizzird ` 'and `worltndny wonder; 7 was sitting ln 'liis office s\ir‘roiin'ded'by ii!
i qi' i`1rii'ciiiit`i.4\iltuvork.1 'l'le` wus lilteiviec {surro\|ndc'rl'l;y nL'i\v=ip'£\1.vcr`1r’icn` sont to in-i ltl:i'\_'ic'w him on n ne\v_ nitrogen theory. I
A duh reporter broke in with:
l “Don’t you think genius is_ inspiration?"
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has taught tho modern electrician his husi-I l__"_b_lo, genius is pcrsf>iruti0I.\l.’.f _ref._oi'itoll.|
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A Gabril Roof Colonial Design, oesagnei oy cues. s. seegwaeu, arouse, Minneapolis; _ . ._
A well designed and conveniently an- good set of well made plans od sped!!-‘ `
cations, and than is a vast dilslliioe is
_ _ _ fliswaythatnliiisusmads. Whatyvs .,,, s_ ag. good illustration, tim, detail of -cor- want is the very best, 'Qs eq ` '~ races and windows is plain and simple roctly made and gg.; 3 fi G
andthe general appearance is nest and ar- specifications that `
_tistic.‘ The first gtory in covered with narrow siding and all above is shinglod. The sim of house exclusive of plum. ll
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can-or years of ¢xp¢dlm'l Sox I
in the beet manner.
`After procuring your Qu; you ohm” ‘_
The arrangement of the large front liv- place them in the bands ol four or morn
Oarcful competent builders and heat thorn honorably awarding your contract tv the
lowest bidder. The supervision of cons- .
trucgiorgeis an important item and much
iuig t said a out it. The owner io not _
o{t_c;n c_or;ipetent 50 limit alter tho work '
__ a t oug ic may rin he is. There should .llre second story has tiircc good chain- hc a good foreman or the archlh-ot may
_ _ _ look after the work but whoever takes this
The question of building at thu present ruaporu-iiliility should be thoroughly con- »)_' `.'i
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tions, and if he succeeds in getting the ` " = work carried into execution to the full moaning and intention of the plana and specifications, you will have a good, well-
tract, both for the saving of time and built house and the money-spent for sa-
porviliion is tho beet invartrncrit that you _
Are you__going to build? li so obtain a can nralrc.
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JOHN Dis CALL T0 YOUNG MEN llcrc is John D. Rorkcicllc-r's call to
young mon to tiikc up the opportunities that lic Sliyi-i curiiliiriuiiorrs of capital, iii slroi‘t~ the trusts, have created for their special benefit:
"Tho reduction of the work of the world
to scientific principles has opened possi- bilities for youg mon in a thousand dil-
tcrent lines.
this work along.
'stamina are absolutely necessary it the
gm-at interests which have been creator” are not to full into decay and oblivion." '_
“Young men of brains, ability and , ,I
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BY DORUIHY DALE. colored gown need not bo so carefully fit-
; ~M1eel¢vmnd' dependsmmatho'-kind of ss a- plela-dotlvasttunicf tlmidlus ln P“_"“P°°i' l” Pl"““l“B the in' which any llttio defect as to cut and f_lt
` was for the occasion, and what would
Q h - » - f is suns to show, as if economy has t0. DU _lu 'vexu:c\l:rn,‘:::dsd|:ndwI:,l,Ei5lrcl,l::-l:]]yorb3 carefully considered scrid thc frock to 'lmble for a small liomc affair. This es- eomo clever "llttlc dressmnkcr," but go
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Flfml' U Pu” V0 91° °°°¢‘““"° °f i-_l'° `to u good reliable tailor, whose styles are
mulesmalig and maid of honor-tho brid- come, and W-hom out and at am por,c___
‘el gown being ve rriuch the some style
__whathe,, the wedgllng is ,, mme 0,, B,.,,“|] tion-even if the price docs seem extrav- nno-thht is the conventional white, mode agent. It is also better in selecting the
_'#13: gi _:w~esi>l;e__ t_;aiii.. _ ___ ___ eietn street suit to allow the tailor to fur-
roamn ii are now nsronae _
,ref the wedding who-such as eaiaon, “‘““ “‘° "‘“*°"‘“‘*@"°' ‘ 1°" *“"° °‘ ¢_}_.m',,,,.c1°¢h_ m,_i,, adiahed crepe ,md .nouns selected it from tho sample book. various other' semi-transparent fabrics, In this way you will bo sum to get a flzic
‘lmi MW’ M 11Qf»hlF8 ls ‘ll1li*3'90 @lI0°ilV° grade of cloth, and you arc not respnri-
and essent I 'bride-like as ivory wliito
ezitlii. Tl1e`btfdal' own shown in tho ll ` g -_ - A _ V __ , _ _ s various deep reds nnrl blucs are after nil, Omwln - ia 5 t xarn ll d ’.""“~-‘-‘~‘- "gtg 'ig H ' more duliint, particularly wheii done on
g an exec en e p
Viiiude of the present season, and is win.. the hom:-spun linens and lic-nvy canvases.
R:_{_l_fed to the display of fine lace. Crciim ’ The bluc-red color scheme UWB Jlwt the
y latin Wal need for this model, the ‘ old-fnslrionod touch _ desired, and we
Pllmmirrg being oI,Br\rssols lace forming a dcbu. The yoke was of hand-tucked
Kxfiion and lace and the alcvm had il little caps of satin and lace. The hifi: girdle, which was drawn up in Empio '2Iont iii the hack, was of tho material, _ the train was very long and sweep- ' _ A .cluster of orange blossoms was ar-
iged Whore the fichu crossed iii, front _t a few inches above the bolt and C o bead wawwom a corcnet of .orange ossoms, beneath which the tulle _veil as arranged. The drawing to,the right of tho plate would bc an cxeollont design for a brldesmaid’s gown, the effect of the model being decidedly unusual. White mtla of-e soft quality was used, the
dJ_:>: being decorated with applied embroi- ,doxy in delicate pastel 'cooriugs_ This embroidery was used on _the wide JIIPHH' are sleeves, the edges of, which were fin- ifihcd by a bins fold of pale blue satin.
l’.l'here was also a stroifht band of the rolor ap lied across the over PB" °f fl" bodice, limit `aDd_Jr0lt. The Dl"""°“ and sleeves wstr filet 100% Ind °b°"° I-he girdle was a crossed baud Of Velvvf blhhon, the ends fn front slipped throirgh agilt buckle. The lace vest or Dl"ll'°" - np gvgg-hid gn s pldc with a ,folded
rin! of pale satin. in nnlsil-ed
iba rowing. 'lha skirt was in 8¥`“°°‘
LL t-gin length and _had a _six-inch band aa megjpee imma _above the deep hemi
hat worn with this costume was of
' setio,~trlmmed.witlr while fea- ' ' tiles. , _ ' lib; eep'£'£¢\.;, ¢¢edi.',ii.i\»._loond 4. icr vilfiiciilt find tho colored silk arf- ` no trimming a shann__ler;f elliot W d
gained by using horde satin for U10,
sleeves et esters, oi-.ls_os. srglllave. "limi _comms now worked il=\i:ltli~ Blink ¢0l°\`|. could be used. If anyone is clever, _With ui; sig; nun, equate; ~_»__uo faux ' tl sr WU ’ $5: i_i;___ue;r=:i:| "ii rim: rand embreaieri
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sible for any mistakes as to cutting, in casgpmaterial runs short oranything of, that sort. The tailored suits this fall arc- rathcr different in sfylc from those of inst- seiison-the contra are longer and although tho severely plain mnnnislr stylus arc still most in vogue a gront many new models am mndo with vests and shawl collars of silk, the opening in front helng rather dccp. Plain, rather closely fitted slcevrn arc worn, thu pluincr cloth suits mostly have the fullness at the top fiikcn in by darts. Most sleeves for street wear arc long. Skirts are both plaited and gonzd and sro made to clear thc ground by two
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Ti,\,_'f.,¢ fe,__uee\e_ss, showy needlework
is happily over, and uns mraly sees now- riilnys the multi-colored cml1roi<lered_ sofa cusliions, fable covers, _nnd ooaticpicccs, #which used to bc oousldererl ‘very “nr- tis_tic"_ by the majority of viorrien wh_o did "fancy work." 1j`inc needlework is probably more in demand during thc past few years than over before, but there_ is no wasted effort now in embroidering American hr-antics and the like on hugo coritropiccm, that do not survive three visits to the laundry.
For linens, _cross-stitcli is lnticb in fa-
vor, rtlthougii it tnkcs time, of course, just ns all needlework worth whllo does; but
the liustirrg beauty pays for tho liourrr
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`i=pei_it. It might be imagined that s. su- perahundanre of _the lame style li93_d_le‘ work might become monotonous. but such variety of materials, colors 'and designs are at hand that the charge docs not hold true.
As to rnatcrinls, there are coarse-woven
linens and cottons, suitable for curtains, lied spreads and cushions; also there are the bucks and irnportcrl linens for towels and table-things. The shops now show many shades of the embroidery cottons, some of exquisite tints; and the noedlc- womxin who first finds inspiration in the croes-stitch book of the shops soon leame to do \her own designing, nnd thereby makes hcr work individual.
Although the delicate tints of the cot-
tons are the most fascinating, still the
know the colors will live to sec their twen- tioth birthday.
Ln making the design, carefully rule a
sheet of paper into tiny squares, just as tho cross-stitch book is ruled. It is well to mnkc the squares of the same size as the squares in the book, so that the size of the design may more easily bo estim- ated, then draw in the flowers, mono- gram, or whatever design is desired, and ill in with the crossetitch.
Tho canvas known as railroad is the
kind most used, and the shops bring this
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cotton are used.
trive.
out in the finest as well as the was-gee; “f “"’“"°L--Ea:-|sauakn|e,.s canvas ol
lvefigf Weave Ind a number twenty-five
Iiufi`et_ covers are usually done in oyster ‘Ylllicf 1111011. a kind known as French linen at the shops. Used on a black oak o_r mahogany sideboard, they pay (0, gh. '- time taken to work them.
.[‘hnt the design should be I rather con- ~ _
Very handsome and effective breakfast _
and luncheon cloths are made of fine i
cross-barred lincn towelling, with color-
ed bars. Around the edge and in the ;
corners of the cloth, a_pat1srn is work:-d, narrow cxccpt at the corners, where it in elaborated . It is embroidered in tin __ cross-stitch design, in the some color U ii the cross-bans, which lcnd themselvm 00 E " 3*, the design, so arranged as to fit in the i ‘
white blocks. Blue bare look charming in
Delft or_Colonfal rooms, the dull blue he- ` _ ing especially effective, in one shade or _ in two combined, with the old blue Col- <
onizil china. The eolons of the cotton are fast, and with n. little cars in the wash-
ing will lust a lifetime.
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Let'l.he'rn simmer slowly until soft,
drlin. well in n. siovc, and make li thick syrup. Lay in the npplcr and let them slowly simmer fur fiftoiin ririnutui. lt is s ‘git-ntjmprovcninrrt to have nicely _scrap- ed green ginger boiled in syrup; it im- parts a line flavor to tlietnyrup. _
When the apploa look clear lay them in
dishes to cool, and wlwn cold place in jars; rctum syrup to' the fire after the applet; are tnkori out, and let it simmer for I0 or I5 rninirtm; when cold pour it over thc apples. Cork tightly. ', l’rcscrvcd Citron Mcloii.-l’am the mol- cn mul ent it in any “l"*u~‘ flvsin-ds out it io lroil in strong ginger water. After it has lvoilcd 10 minutes take it up, maki- K synip, allowing n pound of sugar to ii quart of water. Add slices of lemon. Cut them and put them ill QW Cifffmi When clear it is done.
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quinnee, pare, core and quarter them. _ Gut out carefully those parts which am defective. Put the fruit in a preserving Iiettle with as much water as will cover them and let them scmld until they bo- eonie soft, but do not allow them to break , 'hire them out, lay them on a dish. and so seen pound of fruit. put one rwimd al granulated sugar.
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