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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1906)
r' , r . VALUABLE RECIPES. r t " OF INTEREST TO BOTH THE COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. An Aid for the Laundress That 18 Easily Prepared-Three Dainty I DesGerts That Arc Appetlz. Ing-Molasscs Vinegar. JAVELLE WATER.-To one gallon of water athl 0. one.pountl can of chlorIde - rIde of 11me nntl four pounds of com. man washing soda-sal soda. AHo ; ; It to boll ten minutes. When cool turn Into bottles , fruit jars or stone jugs.A . A cupful In a tub of water wUl loosen dIrt In the most soiled cloth. \ lng , bleachIng perfectly. It wUl cut grease and dirt out of cool < lng utensils , sinks anti tlraln pipes. Dilute the jave11e water for all except for wash. k , ing clothes. Keep tightly corlted. and plainlY labeled. . ' MOLASSES VINEGAR.-One pint ,2 of New Orleans molasses stirred into a quart of rain water. Tie mosquito netting over the open crock ( earthen. ware ) containing the mixture to ex. clude dusL and set in a warm closet by night , in 11 sunny window by day. It i shoultl be sour in a fortnight. Strain [ lnd bottle. BEARNAISE SAUCE.-Beat the ) , yollts of two eggs very 11g11t , put Into 0. round bottqmctl saucepan anti set in one of boUlng water , stir into it , a few drops at a time , three tablespoonfuls of salad 011 , heating as j'ou stir ; thon. as gradually. the same quantity of boiling water ; next , one tablespoonful : > f lemon juice , a dash of cayenne and salt. It is served with all sorts of fish ; 1l1so with chops , c ltlets anti steaks. LEMON SNAPS.-Ono egg. one tea. cupful of sugar , one.half teacup of butter. three teaspoonfuls of mlllt. one . teaspoonful of cream tartar , one.half I teacupful , of soda , two small lemons. juice of two and grated rInd of one ; I ( lour to mix rather stiff. Roll and cut . ' out with a caItO cutler. CHEESE PUDDING.-Grate cheese and crush broltcn and dried bread and crusts into fine crumbs. There should bo fwo cupfuls of these to one of cheese. Wet the crumbs wIth two cup. fuls of milk. in which has been dis. solved a bit of soda no larger than a lima bean. Beat two eggs light , whites and yolks apart ; whip the yollts into i the soaltod crumbs with a tablespoon. i ful of melted butler. Season with salt ! \.ntl \ a dust of cayenne , add the frothed whites , deftly and rapIdly ; bake In a greased pudding dish In a brIsk oven , lweplng the dish covered until the fondu has puffed hIgh and Is crusty on top. 'rhen brown llghtly and serve at once. . GERMAN PUFF BALLS.-Boll one \ cup of. . mlllt , three ounces of butler. and five ounces of fiour until done. When partly cooled. add four eggs. one tablcspoonful of sugar ahd a little cinnamon. Drop by teaspoonfuls into hot fat and serve sprlnltled with pow. dered sugar. Symbolism In Jewelry. Symbollsm is being introduced into jewelry with happ ' effect by an c.rtist who desi ns beautiful ornaments for women. Sometimes the setting sym. bolizes an attribute of the wearer , and again it relates to the history or legend - gend of the jewel itsolf. His masterpiece - piece is a pendant just finished for the wife of a millionaire banlter. She took to him a beautiful emerald and sked to have it set in a symbolic 'L ] Jondant. The artist had read that . " .when the Spaniards conquered Peru. large collections of emeralds were found among the hoards of the Incas. 'rhese were taken back to Europe. The fact of the discovery was utilized in the artist's design. The gem was set hugged to the bosom of n little Aztec god. In his hands , which met above the jewel , he held a small dia. mond. simulating a lamp , and he was . ' peerIng wonderingly into the luminous depths of the gl'een stono. Potato Puff. Talw two CUIJS cold mashed pota. toes and stir into it one tablespoon of melted butter , beating to a white cream beCore adding anything else. Then put with this two eggs beaten extremelr light , one cup cream , and salt to taste. Beat all well and pour into n deep dish , and bake in a quick oven until it is nice and brown. If properly mixed It will come out of the oven light , puffy and delectable. , : Polish for Hardwood Floora. For hardwood floors melt together in a bowl set In hot water half a pint of turpentine , two and ono.haIr ounces of powdered resin , three.quarters pound weeswax. Do not let these In. gredlents como in contact with fire while being melted , as they are all inflammable. When melted apply with a son cloth and I10lish with a brush. Using Up Sour Cream. \\'hen the cream sours , there is a way oC disposing of it better than in and which is far less trouble. Put in a cream jar , filling it only about one.thlrd full , and shake it unUl it comes to butter. an operation which 'takes some tcn minutes of steady work , and which results in delicious fresh bUttCl' for supper. . Free.and.Easy Servitude. An inspector arrived unexpectedly at a Scottish jail. He aslted the soli. tarj' warder for the governor. "He's awaj' fushin' . " was the answer. " 'VeIl. I'll Bee the prisonero , " said the in. spector. "Him ! He's out , sir. " "Out ? rhe prlooner out ? Why , has he es. . , , caped ? " "Ach , no. sir ; he's just awa' , wi' the governor at the fushln' , car rrln' the bag ! " f A t . . , North Dakota Solvea the Adulteration Problom. North Dnkotn seems to have fountl the key to the question , "How shall wo protect the people from frauds In manufactured products ? " A now law has recently gene Into erect designed to malte It Imposslblo to deceive peo. plo Into buying InferIor and adultcr. ntetl paInt under the Improsslon that they 0.1'0 getting real paint. vlz. : pure white lead and IInseod 011. The North Dakota lawmalers dId not attempt to absolutely prohibit the Inferior pigments , or mixtures of pigments. They adopted the slocan. "Lot the label tell. " and then left to the people to buy whichever they wished. Under this plan , If anyone wIshes U > buy a mixture of roek.dust. ground quartz and other cheal > elements which 0.1'0 found in many paints and so.called "white lends , " no ono can object ; for they do it with their eyes open. But If they prefer genulno whlto lend and linseed 011 , they can be sure of getting it. ( or none but the genuine article can bear a label which says "pure white lead. " In all other States mixtures are of. ten sold as pure white lead which contain lIttle - sometimes no - real whIte lead. It would seem that Were this same principle applied to food , beverages 9nd all other prepared nrtlcles. where doceptlon Is practiced upon the buy. er , the question would bo solved. It would leave us free to buy what we pleased. but would protect us from unwittingly buying 'what we did not want. Atmospheric PoIsonIng. The protests against the automObile : - bile omnibuses of London have received - ceived a powerful reenforcement by a declaration of Sir James Dewar on the chemIcal basis. He is undoubted. : ly among the hIgh chemIcal authorl. ties of the wOl'ld , and his condemna. I tlon of the motor busea and freight i vans seems conclusive unless inven. tion provides innocuous motlvo power. Sir James Dewar states that the combustion of petrol or sasollne in these motors tl1rows off vast quantities - ties of noxIous gases. Some of these are absolutely poIsonous and all in. urious. He holds that the air of Lon. don Is bad enough already without the addition of carbonic acid sas , the sulphurous gases , and , worst of all. the asphyxiating carbonic oxide. Moreover , while he admits that Bci. ence can improve motors , ho declare9 i that it is impossible ( or it to burn 1) & . trol and recder the resulting galles I . I Innocuous. A Real Celebrity. The locnl pride of the natives of Cape Elizabeth , Me. . is so Intense that It takes the attitude of pIty for all who have the misfortune to dwell elso- wl1ere. This is known to regular sum. mer visitors , and by most of them re. spected. One rainy day a newcomer , who had joined the gathering at the store , composed of fishermen and eummer visitors , ventured to enumerate some of the distinguished men who had como from Maine. "There's Longfellow. " he said , "and Hannibal Hamlin. and James G. Blaine , William Pitt Fessenden. 'l'homas B. Reed , and- " Here an old fisherman looked up from his work of splicing grass blades. and broke in : "Smart ? Those Cellows smart ? " he qu Uoned. "You just como down an' see Josh Pillsbury skin flsh- ! Lewiston Journal. MagnIficent Sacred Edifice. The larsest and costliest building thus far undertaken in New York , the city of immense structures. is the mapnificent $10.000,000 Eplscopnl Ca. thedralof St. John the Divine , now be. Ing erected on Morningslde Heights. ThIs will be the greatest edIfice in AmerIca , aqd the Courth In Import. ance in the world. European Neatness. In a thousand miles of Europe an observer saw only ono rubbish heap -fWme old metal cans at Carlsruhe. Everywhere else was a complete ab. sence of all was to or carelessness , and above all , oC defacement and roadside uncleanUnesB. GOOD AND HARD. Results of Excesslvc Coffee Drinking. It Is remarkable what sutrering Bomo persons put up with just to sat. ISfy an appetite for something. A Mich. woman says : "I hnd been usIng cotree since I was old enough to have a cup of my own at the table. and from it I have sutrered altony hundreds of times In the years paet. "My trouble first bepnn in the form of bilious colle , coming on every few weeks and nlmost ending my life. At every nttack for 8 years I suffered in thIs way. I used to pray for death to reliev.o mo from my suffering. I hnd also attaclts of sick headache. and be. gan to suf'llor from catarrh of the stom. ach. and of course awful dyspepsia. ' ' 'For about a year I lived on crack. ers and water. Believing that cotreo was the cause of all this sutrering , I finally quit it and began to use Postum Food Coffee. It agreed wltb my stomach , my troubles have left me and I am fast gainIng my health under its use. "No wonder I condemn cotree and toa. No one could be in a much more critical condItion than I was bOg ) tbe use of cotree. Some doctors pronounced - nounced it cancer , ethers ulcoratlon , but none gave me any relief. But since I stopped coUce and began Pos. tum I am getting well so fast I can heartily recommend it for all who .urer as I did. " Name given by POBtum Co. , Dattle Creek , Mich. Read the little book. "The Road to Woll. 1Ue. " "Thero'll n rcalon. " WORN TO A KELETON. A Wonderful Restoration Caused a Scnsatlon In a Pennsylvania Town. Mrs , Charles N. Preston , of Elkland. Pa. . . says : , "Three years aJo I found , . - that mj' houJowork ! was becoming a bur- den. I tlroo easily. had no ambition and was fading fast. My comploxlon sot yel. low , and I lost' over 60 pounds. My thirst was torrlble , and there was sugar In I the ltldney secre- tlons. My doctor kept mo on n strict diet , but as hIs medlclno was not help. Ing me , I began using Doan's Kldne ) Pllls. They helped mo at once , and soon all traces of sugar disappeared. I have rogalned my former WGlght and am perfectly well. " Soltl by all dealors. 50 cents n box. Foster-Milburn Co. . Buffalo. N. Y. CruIsing for Derelicts , The excellent work in dostroyln ! ; a dangerous derelict last week , begun by the Tacoma and completed by the Columbia , gives renewed point to the suggestion hItherto made In these columns that vessels of tho. . navies of the world mhht : with peculiar profit be employed In tracltlng and destroy. Ine the abandoned hullts which dot the seas and whIch present one of the ono of the most serious dangers to navigation , says the New York Trib- une. Of the need thnt derelicts shal be destroyed as speedily as possible thero. can be no question. Many known accidents nnd disasters have been due to them. and there Is rea. son for supposing that many , perhaps most , of the mysterious dlsavpear- nnces of vessels might truly bo ex. plained on the grount\ \ that they had come into collision with those wan. derine destroyers. Carrying no lights , tnaking no noise , giving no signal of any kInd , often lying so low in the water as to be scarcely perceptible , and heavy and solid almost against which a vessel can scarcely bo guard. cd in the darlt and collision with whicb is always serious and otten , dlsalltrous. I WILD WITH ITCHING HUMOR. Eruption Droke Out In Spots All Ovcr Body-Cured at Expensc of Only $1.25-Thanks Cutlcura. "The Cuticura. Rcmedies cured mo of I my skin disease. and I am very thanl [ . ( ul to you. My trouble was eruption of the sltin , which brolte out In spots all over my body , and caused a con. tinual itching which nearly drove me wild at times. I got medicine of a doctor , but it did not cure me , and when I saw in a paper j'our ad. I sent to you tor the Cutlcura book and I studied my case In it. I then went to the drug store and bought one cake of Cuticura. Soav , one box of Cuticura OIntment and one vial of Cutlcura Pllls. From the first application Ire. ceived relIef. I used the l1rst set and two extra calms of Cutlcura Soap. and was completely cured. I had suUered for two : rears , and I again thank Cutl. cura for my curo. Claude N. John. son , Maple Grove Farm , R. F. D. 2. Walnut. Kan. . June 15. 1905. " , European Nations In AfrIca. Of Africa's area of 1li00OOO ! square miles , Great Britain owns 2,700.000 and France 3,800,000 , including Mada. Iascar. . - . . - . PUTNAM FADlU SS DYES , nrt ! { nRt to litl1t nnd wn8hln nnd ( 'olor morc goods thnn others. lOa lcr pnckage. Mlco nntl concluslpns are not synon. ymous , j' women jump at both. Smokers IIn\'e to ea11 Cor Lewis' StnRle Binder cigar to fiet it. Your dealer or Lewis' : Fnetorr , . 1 carin , Ill. Wo can genoral1y avoid a tot. of trouble by not saying what wo thInk. 1\11'11. . " 'Iullow' . Roothlnlr 81mI' . Vor rblldrcllleelbllllf , loflell. Ibe uml , rodurea In. 1111II1II11I17II.alll'll'alll , urci wllldculllJ. IJ a 001110. Sympathy Led to Lifo Work. Prof. Edwartl Perkins' Clarlte. the nowly.appolnted Inlnchal of the Cen. tral New York Institution of deaf mutes. was ll'd to make the lrotes. sian of toachln/ / ; the deat his me'D work owing to the fnct that both hIs parents were deaf. LIncoln Dental Collcge. Associated with the State University - sity Of Nebraska , wbere all classes In the sciences take their 'Work. Ample equipment , university standards , mini. mum tuition. Member ot the Nation. 0.1 , and all credits nCcOIJtetl. It will pay you to write for sl10clal announce. ment. Address the Dean. Dr. Clyde Davis , Lincoln. Neb. Troublcs of an Au nor. Robert Loula Stevenson's mother wrote in one of 11er latters from 8a. mo"Thl : ) people here are now dla. covorlng that Louis wrltos. as "rho Bottle-Imp' is .comlng out in the na. tlve pal > or , having been translated by I Mr. C- . It Is much npIreclated. I but leatls to some curious results. 'For Instanco. the house In It somewhat resembles - sembles ours , and n. good ml\ny ot the natives suspect that Mr. Stevenson has the 'bottle' himself. " - - - - : ; : - - : : : : ; , . . . . - . . . , - . - - - ( T.IE'BEST . CO OH CURE No cough la too trifling or too tcrlous to bo trentec1 by the rlnht method , and the right metbod is the \1S0 of the best cough cure , which Is Kemp's Balsam This lamous prcraraUon cures coughs , colds. bronchitis. Xrlp ntHl consumption In its first stages. Irritation oC the throat and bran. chlal tubes is immcdlntoly rcmoved by the Use of Kemp's Dnlsam. Soh1 b ) ' nll denlcrs at : lse , aud see. _ . - - When you buy WET WEATHER. (1 CL : rHING you WN\t II comp1otc prot ctfon nndlong I service. ' . These nnd mt\I\Y II other good poInts , are combined In TOWER'S FISH ORAND OIUD : CLOTmNG Y p c.an't afford ' 10 nnyother 'I J I . -.0 . . . ' 11) .J . , . . WI"O . " . . . . . . .0. . DO' . . . . " 0 "VI' . . . . " . 60 Bus. WlntlZr WhlZat Per AcrQ JJ'at" Ihe yl.I < 1 ( 'If Salter' . 11.11 Cr'l" lIr.britrWllller : : : . WI ' I vJ 1 ; : , ' 'I . eor , t ! , " al A1 . ' r TIUlOlh..tlf'.j nul . , TT..I < I. for falf"lallllllll' a LZ" It HEED CO. . Un.a.L \ ( ) ro..e. 'VI. . . . - - - - - If amlctod . . . .lIh I Tho'mnSDn'S Water .uro O'CI , UIO C 'I" Eya - ' - W. N. U. , OMAHA , NO. 36 , 1906. Th is - . Is What .Catches Me ! . - . . 16or-Ono-Thlrd : MOI'e Starch. A. . PULC POUNO ; - . . . . . . m . ; : : " . - . - - - . ' . . . . 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' ' . , . . . . . . . . . . : . . ' ; . : . ; ; , ; \ . . . ' \t. . : . . . ; . , , . , . , . , J. : ' HIi'WINNIN - S ; TDI01'ftf.i' ' , . . ' , . , . . . - ; : l. . ( " : ' : . , . \t \ : . . : f'- . : " ' 'I . ; ' , : : ; : I. ; . : , " ! , : : : , ; . If more than ordinary skill in playing brinEs the honors of the' , , i'I , : . : "f . ' ' : ' . . . game to the winning player , so exceptional merit in Do remedy , . . . . . . . . I ' ' ' . , the commendation of the well informed and as Do rea- " , . : \ . , ; , , , . . . . . . . . . ' ; : : . " i . " ; . ! liI'I.F' , ! . ensures , : : ' " . . .t' . " ' .i' , { 1- ' " : : sonable amount of outdoor life and recreation is conducive to . . : ' . , . . . . . . . . ; f. ; : : : : . , " " \ ! i the health and strength , so does Do perfect laxative tend to one's : : . : ; : . : . : : . : { , . : . : . : : . . : . . . . ' . improvement In cases of constipation , biliousness , headaches , ; -Jlt . ' 1. , : . . : . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . " . . etc. It is all important , however , in selecting a laxative , to . . . . I , ; . . . , . . " , , . . . .n. " , < > ; : : ' : -i" ' ' ' : ' ' . : " ' ' ' : " ! 'J. . . . : . : : \ C h oose one 0 f k nown qua l't y an d excc 11 ence , ] 'k 1 e th 0 ever ; ' " " ; . . . , ' . " . . ' ' ; , " . "J > ; ' ; , ; , : , 'Irt ; : : : pleasant Syrup o ! Figs , manufactured by the California Fig J" < ' 1 { : ; ; ( : .t . ' . . ' : . Syrup Co. , a. Ia.xative which sweetens and cleanses the system , . . ' . : " . ; 1t : ' . : ! . . effectually , when Do laxative is needed , without any unpleasant . . . . . . , " : .1 ; J - ' - ' " . ; ; " . ' : . " . . " . . . . " . , . . . . . after effects , as it acts naturally and gently on the internal. , ' . ' . . . . . . . . : : . . . " . . . . . , . . . . -'h" ' , . . . " . . . : t : organs , simply assisting nature when nature needs assistanbo , ) t ; ! : , : : . : : : without griping , irritatinrr ; or debilitatina the internal organa in ; . : : : " ; t. any way , as it conta.ins nothing of an objectionable or injurious ' . ' ; . " . ' . . . : . . " . nature. As the plants which are combined with tha figs in . ' : ' . . . , ' : ' .1 " . " . ' . - , . . , , , . . the manufacture of of known to to - ' , ' . . , . ' , . ; : : : : : ; : Syrup Figs are physicians : ' " 'i'.Vw , " : : ( ' : . : . , ; ; ' ; : : ' ' ' : . : , act most beneficially upon the system , the remedy has met ; ' : ? \vil ; . . ' ; 1 , : : . " . . : : . with their general approval a.s Do fa.mily laxative , a fact well l' . : : : : . ' . : . ; worth considering in making purchases. . ) . , . . : : . . . It is because of the fact that SYRUP F FiGS . . ' \ } : " ' ' ' I : , : , . , . . . . . , t' ; , . . . is Do remedy of known quality and excellence , and approved by' " ' ' ' ' . 'i , : \1/\I : ; rPi' . ! > , / I physicians that has led to its use by so many millions of Vlell " : . : I ; " . . . informed people , who would not use any remedy of uncertain , ; , ' : . ' : : " ; . , quality or inferior reputation. Every family should have a . . . . . . , . . . ; ; - . , ; ; " . t ; ; ? I. ' I. : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' : ' ? bottl of the genuine o hand at all times , to use when Do . . . ; I. . ! . \ ' . . . . . , ? ' . ; . : : : o.r"l ; : . ( laxative remedy is required. Please to remember that the : j. I' , : ' : ' " . / 1 , ; ' . : - : . aenuin Syrup of Figs is for sale in bottles of one size ' Ioi \.I. : , ; : . , : . . - ' only , by all reputable druggists , and that full name of the . . . . . . : : . , compa.ny-California. Fig Syrup Co. , is plainly printed OR \ , . . . . . the front of every package. Regular price , 60c per bottle. , . , , , ! : \ . . ; AUFQ.RNIA fi YRVP : : . . . , . I . _ _ . k ' " I W. L. DOUCLAS ' 3.50 & . $3.00 Shoes . . .aT IN THE WORLD WLDouglas $4 Gilt Eiga I. C3M.tlHi IC"edatan"rloe DlIOEB : rOB. EoVBRYBODY AT ALL 1'1l1CEB. 1\I.n'n 8I1041S , tll 111.10. ! ' 1(1)1' ShoM. 83 w'l.SUI. 'Women I $ hoe. . C4..00 ; to $ I.llb. Waaea' & : Ohlldreu. ' . h04 > I , $ .l.1l1i W'1.00. Try , v. I. . ) )1111&11'Vlllllcn'lI.J 1\11..el And Vhlhlrell' " ahoe. I tn , .tylo. lIt nnd 1T lIr the ) ' " 1(001 ether .1ul1ke. . If I coul ! ! bike you nato my largo fnctorles at llrocktonl\1nsa.nnd how you how carefully . L. Douglns shoes arc mlldo , you would then undcrstnnd why they hold theIr shape , fit better , wear lon&cr , and are of &r.eator value than any other mattc. Wherever yon live. you can obtain W. L. Douglas 'l1aea. III. naulo anll prRe b IIbmred on the bottom. hlch protect. ) ' 011 nsala.t hlg" pricel Gnd Inferior I\I1I1U. Take no . . .hld _ tute. Alk ytlnrdesler for \V. 1. . Douilll..haem nllln,1I1 UPOIl h.vln them. fest Oolor EII.I.fl IIIId , fhru will nf w.ar rtlllp. 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