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A FITTING MEMORIAL.
What to Use and What Not to Use In
Erecting a Monument.
The question of selecting the proper
material for a monument is one that
each and every one of us will be interested
in at some time. More monuments
are being erected today than
ever before, and you can't tell when
you are going to be one of a committee
to select monumental material for
some worthy cause, or when it will be
necessary to select one for your own
needs. In either event this itifnrma
tion will be of value to you, or possibly
enable you to intelligently advise
some friend as to the proper materialFirst
of all, aBk yourself the question,
"why are monuments erected?"
The answer is, "to perpetuate the
sacred memory of some one dear to
our hearts, who is here no more. "The
problem, then, is to select a material
that is perpetual, something that will
stand the test of time and weather,
not for a year, or even a score of years,
but always, even unto eternity. But
this is not all; that material in addition
to possessing time-resisting qualities,
must also be a thing of beauty
and adornment, that your last tribute
to the honored dead may bespeak the
sentiments and feeling of your inmos.
soul for those loved ones.
For a monument of any kind, whether
it be in the shape of a stone, sepulchre,
building, or what not, there is
no material in the whole world so fitting
and appropriate as Georgia Marble,
and this statement is made after
a thorouerh examination intn the vnri
ous marbles and granites used for this
purpose. In beauty and attractiveness
Georgia Marble is unsurpassed. It has
a variation in color from an almost
pure white, which is known as "Kennesaw,"
to a mottled black and white
called "Creole," and there is also a
pink called "Etowah," but coming between
light and dark is what is known
as "Cherokee," which is a silver grey.
This marble is the greatest product of
Georgia and is noted for its artistic
tracings of black, which makes it a
favorite marble for both structural and
monumental purposes. "When lettered,
the inscription stands out in bold contrast
with the beautiful background,
and is plainly legible for quite a distance.
When it comes to the durability and
lasting qualities of Georgia Marble, its
crystalline formations are so closely interlocked
as to prevent the slightest degree
of absorption or decomposition. Its
crushing strength is, by U. S. Government
test, upwards of 10,000 pounds
per square inch, and its heat-resistance
is upwards of 1,000 degrees Fah.
Georgia Marble is by far the most superior
material for monumental purposes,
being the best American marble
and resembling in every particular the
marble used in ancient times in erecting
those magnificent ualaces and ear
geous temples. Every live dealer can
supply you with Georgia Marble in the
Cherokee, Creole, Etowah and Kennesaw
grades, but if your dealer should
not happen to have it, write to the
Georgia Maro'e Co., Vate, Ua, and they
will put you <u touch wi 'i a nei.'by
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CHERRIES AND CURRANTS.
While cherries "straight" are about as
"near perfection as cherries can be
served, we all like occasional novelties,
especially when entertaining. A cherry
cocktail is an example of the latter.
Select large lemons, and from the pointed
end of each cut off a slice to form
a lid for the cup. With a sharp-pointed
spoon remove all the juice and pulp
from the inside of each lemon, then set
In the Ice box until ready to serve. For
the cocktail filling, stone and bruise as
many ripe cherries as are required,
chop line and add a tablespoonful of
lemon juice to each cupful of fruit and
sweeten to taste. Strain or leave unstrained
as preferred. Serve in the
lemon cups on a circle of watercress
with a garnish of whole cherries on the
stem. If strained, tuck a straw in each
cup. Otherwise a spoon will answer
for its service.
Cherry Salad.?Cherry salad made
with equal quantities of stoned cherries
and strawberries is another delightful
dish, whether served as introductory to
a summer breakfast or course dinner.
Cover the stoned cherries with sugar
and let stand an hour. Then add the
berries and more sugar, turn in a glass
dish and chill for a quarter of an hour
before serving.
Cherry and Rice Dumplings.?These
are excellent and nutritious. Cook a
half pound of rice in boiling salted
water for five minutes- Then drain
and rinse with cold water. Put into a
double boiler with two cupfuls of milk,
a half teaBpoonful of salt, a tablespoonful
of sugar and a teaspoonful of butter,
and cook until thickened. Take from
the fire and add two well-beaten eggs.
Have in readiness six or eight dumpling
cloths, either crocheted or simply made
of squares of thick cheese-cloth, wring
out of hot water, sprinkle with flour,
and place In the center of each a portion
of the cooked rice, spreading out
smoothly. Place a tablespoonful or two
of pitted cherries in the center of each
rice blanket and sprinkle with sugar according
to the acidity of the fruit.
Draw the corners and sides of each
cloth together and tie securely. Drop
into boiling water and cook half an
hour without allowing the water to
stop boiling. Turn out of the pudding
cloths and serve with a hard sauce, or
a fruit sauce made in this way?
Fruit Sauce.?Cream together one
tablespoonful of butter and one cupful
of powdered sugar. Add gradually one
well-beaten egg and a half cupful of
cherry or lemon juice, beating until
foamy.
current Jeuy.?in making currant
jelly. It 1b not necessary to stem the
currants. Pick over carefully, removing
all leaves and poor fruit; then, If
gritty or if they have been exposed to
the ravishes of the disgusting and
rapacious currant worm, wash thoroughly
and drain in a colander. Transfer
to a granite kettle or stone jar set in
a large pan two-thirds full of tepid
water. Beat slowly meanwhile with a
wooden pastel. As soon as pulpy,
which will he In a few moments, pour
into the Jelly bag, preferably flannel,
and suspend over a bowl or earthen jar
to drip over night. Do not squeeze, or
the Jelly will be cloudy. In the morning
measure the juice and allow to each
pint of juice a pound of sugar. Set
sugar on plates in the oven to heat
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AN OF THE SOUTH
through, stirring often to prevent its
turning yellow. When the juice has
boiled just twenty minutes from the
time it commenced to boll?being well
skimmed in the meantime?pour in the
sugar and stir it until it is dissolved?
no longer. Boil from two or three
minutes, test by pouring a few drops in
a cup and exposing to the air to see if
it begins to thicken, then pour at once
into glasses which have been rolled in
hot water. To nrevent crackine. keen
the glasses while being filled on a hot
damp cloth. Fill to the brim, as the
jelly shrinks in cooling.
When white currants are used for the
jelly, less sugar will be required, threequarters
of a pound of sugar sufficing
for a pint of juice.
Bar le Due.?To make this from currants,
use the large cherry currants, removing
all the seeds with a darning
needle or quill from the stem end.
While this takes a long time, the work
need not be irksome if done out of
doors, on the porch or under the trees.
Weigh out the seeded currants, and to
every three pounds allow one cupful of
water and four and one-half pounds of
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SUICIDE?ITS CAUSE AND ITS CUKE
Statistics show that the number of
suicides in the United States increases
annually; whereas, in olden times suicide
was a rare thing. Men of authority
claim that the majority of suicides
are from madness, or insanity. Now,
what causes this madness, and why is
it so prevalent in this day and time?
The first step towards suicide is a blue,
depressed feeling, caused by an inactive
liver or some minor stomach
trouble probably. In ancient dayB men
and women were strong, robust and
healthy, they considered their physical
condition first of all, and as a consequence
they had no blues, no depressed
fAAlin? ?n H few QitlnWAa Id- u
same with the present day generation;
if a body is in good physical condition,
it never sees the gloomy aide of life,
but rises superior to the largest obstacles
and fights the battle of life bravely
and successfully to its natural end.
Therefore, look to your health. See to
it that your body is as sound as a
dollar, that your physical condition is
nothing short of perfect, and the best,
quickest and most satisfactory way to
accomplish this end is by drinking Harris
Lithla Water. It puts the liver and
kidneys in the proper condition to perform
their important duties accurately;
cures indigestion, constipation and all
other Btomach disorders and keeps you
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Springs Co., Harris Springs, S. C., and
be sure to ask for free booklet of testimonials
and descriptive literature of
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