WHAT THE TURK8 EAT.
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m#afthe Peculiar Dishes Relished by
Kpiburwaa Mussulman.
Tli. Turkish families that are able
,r. several oonki. one for meats,
„ for pastries, and others for djffar-
it braucliiM of onliiiary art, and they
ire acquired much profloienoy in it,
l far as making savory and appetia-
g dishes are concerned.
The only meats they use are beef,
utton, a little veal, when not too
tung, all kinds of poultry and game
rd,. They eat all kinds of fish,
hich are found in profusion in the
ospborus. The red mullet is aband-
itand very fine, and all the fish, are
x>d and have a peouliar flavor,
here are mauy varieties of shell fish
bich they eat; cockles, razor fish,
ussels and oysters, and also orabs
id lobsters With all fish and most
meats they eat a salad which is call-
l soosliali, made of garlic, oil, bread-
umbs aud vinegar, all bruised in a
ortar, and with cucumber or caviar
It Mussels are stuffed with rioe,
itter, ohopped onions and pepper
id replaced in the shell and baked.
They make aud like some soups, but
ji, is an acquired tasto with them,
id always eat bits of small sardines,
> salted olives, or pistaohe mute he
re meals as appetizers. Vegetables
,ter largely into thoir diet, and
hong all tomatoes are the favorite,
id scarcely any dish is considered
impkte without them, though thoy
|ver eat them raw.
To preserve tomatoes for winter use
Ly mash them through colanders
id then throw salt in, which causes
L pulp to settle, and thoy are put in
[gs and the water left to drain away.
L pulp is then dried in the shade,
bead on a flat surface, and whon dry
is cut in small cakes and laid care-
lly in jars, which are covered.
This
Up retains the taste and qualities of
L tomato hotter than canning doA
Lra is another. favorite vegetable,
»-with cUiek.au. veal
’With
tomatoes,
Lch as gumbo is mado.
They
which
they call
»serve okra,
dmia. by stringing it and hanging it
> to dry, as we do apples. When this
boiled it tastes fresh and sweet and
k>w, green in the water again as
/gh it were freshly pi eked.
In stewing meat it is usually botled
til the meat falls from the bones,
d it is always fried a little before
llling to give it richness.
Stewed
btton with prunes or apples , or
linces Is a fan
ivqrite
" dish.
"
This
' is salt-
and sweet itMfcd both, and is not
easant to strangers. Stewed prunes
kl stewed ralsi ns usually wind'up a
pnef.
Bread and pancakes are
rved with dinners, and sherbet or
lit juices flavored with flower es-
pces and cold water are the usual
Inks at m«a|^, coffee after, and *iki
mastic before. Potato. < are oooked
many ways the nicest being keftai, •
lich are cakes ^nade-of mashed pota-
land egg and,flour beaten light and
Id in boiling fit
Beans and lima
■ms ars boild* with potatoes and
ktsrrand sometimes odious, “and are
m .
Squash, whioh are small and
ken, are stuffed with minced meat,
ions and boiled rioe, and then baked,
■cumber squash are also stuffed and
kpd. as well as oaten raw. One kind of
|w is made of mutton and green
|u; another has meat and all kinds
vegetables. Egg plant is cooked in
Iny ways, each and all being very
pd, and it would be well for our
psekeopers to try them at least |
LUCKY DAKOTIANS.
WILLIAM BECK A SON,
It tyill be remembered that Eugene
Speck, Halliard Bird, Henry Lewin
and William Duncan together drew
the second capital prise in the Louis
iana State Lottery on ticket 01,603,
in the drawing on the lSthr ult. An
Arpus-Leader reporter to-day called on
Mr. Speck, who is a barber here, to see
if he had secured hi, money and to
find out bow he was going to use U.
Mr. Speck said: “Yes, we got a noti
fication the other day to> the effect that
the money was at the Sioux Falls Na
tional Bank. We went there and re.
ceived 95,000 in cash for the money
we put in. That gave us 91,250 apieee.
Yesterday I bought me a houie in
Western Sioux Falls for 9350. That
is something I have alwaya wanted
and now that I have got one I will
keep iL I am going to start for my
old home in Switzerland next week,
taking along my family. Two others
of the boys are going ovgr to Scotland,
besides putting their money into some
excellent Sioux Falls real estate. We
are willing to testify that the manage
ment of The Louisiana State Lottery
is done entirely on the square and will
heartily recommend it to any who
want to risk, a little for the sake of a
chance of a big gain."
Mr. Speck has lived here for a num
ber bf years and has many friends who
are aa pleased as he is at his good for
tune; The other three gentlemen «ri
paving cutters and are not known so
well. The boys had first formed a
scheme to invest their 95,000 in a
bunch in real estate, but decided at
last to divide and invest as each one
saw fit.
All of the lucky fellows are working
at their usual business and though
well Bet up at their good luck are stick
ing right to their lasts as if nothing
had happened. — Sioux FaUe (Dak.)
^.rgut-Leader, Oot. 6.
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Pis delioious meaL To make it,
1» an egg plant and out places in
sides and Insert slices of onions,
honed with pepper and salt, and
In tie it up and plunge it into boil
toil and let it get done. They are
uainly good oooked in this manner,
knottier very ‘excellent way of cook-
[ e8g plant is to cut meat in pieces
knt two inches square and put them
book with sliced onions and toma-
k equal quantities, with a very lit-
Iwater and reason!itg. and let them
k until within three-quarters of an
|r of being done; then cut a fair-
id egg plant into pieces without
P>ng it, about two inches square,
I add them, covering all tightly and
lug them boil three-quarters of an
|r. 8erve all together.
lou-sakn is another form, and it is
STUFATO
b- M*
re liked by foreigners than either of
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Them Is 'fcreat Intensity of the phyrfcaA
condition sum etimes, and there are facte
which we cannot go behind. In illustra
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of a prompt knd permanent cure, the fol
lowin’' cases are cited: **In 1884 Mrs. Mary
K. Sliced suffered terribly with chronic
neuralgia. She writes from 1110 Maryland
Avenue, Washington, D. C. In the first in
stance she states: “I suffered terribly with
neuralgia in the face; very severe attack
extending to back and. shoulders; suffered
intensely. Tried St. Jacobs Oil; hail parts
well rubbed at night; in the morning all
pain gone, magically/’ Juna 10, 1887, she
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I had been a great sufferer with neuralgia in
my face, neck and shoulders. I obtained a
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plications I was entirely relieved from all
pain, and from that time to the present I
have never had a return. The effect was
miraculous.” Again. Feb. 8, 1887, Mr. R.
G. Troll, 8t. Louis, Mo., writes: “In March.
1881,1 suffered terribly with neuralgia; had
suffered nearly three years. Applied St.
Jacobs Oil at 8.15 A. AL ; at 8.40 took the
rag off; at 9 A. M. wentVo work. In less
than five minutes after (Rat the pain was
gone. The one application cured me. Have
not had return or it since.” Mr. E. W.
Spangler, York, Pa., June 17, 1887, writes:
“Yean* ago had neuralgia; am not subject to
It now. The cure by the use of St. Jacoba
Oil was permanent. There has been no re
currence of the painfhl affliction.” Chas.
W. Lpw, Jr., Pottstown, Pa., April 19, 1887.
writes: “Was troubled for years with neu
ralgia in neck and head. Tried St. Jacobs
Oil: had tried^different kinds of remedies
a witty clown, oy name Durow, nas without effect. One bottle of the former did the
business, r No return of pain and aches." In
just^beun compelled to leave St. Peters almost every instance the reports are the sama.
burg forcarrying jokes too far. He was
Wakelee’s Squipr I and Gopher Extermi
giving a performance with a pig
nator. • Try ir. and prove the best is the
trained to various feats. At the man’s cheapest. Wakelee & Co., San Francisco.
command the animal took up from
the ground a number of Russian coins,
including imperials an3 small silver
and copper coins. When, however,
some ruble notes were thrown down,
the pig refused to’ pick them up, even
though whipped. Great amusement
was caused by this discriminating act, helped and cured
and it was intensified as a .voice cried me For a week at
from the gallery to the clown: “You a time / cov'd not
blockhead, if the Finance Minister •ee. I eifferedi
from oruis in
could not raise the paper ruble in four flammation in my
months, how can you expect a pig to note and head —
do it?” Though a favorite with St Mre. Georffie S.
Hartford
Petersburg audiences, the clown re Judeon,
Conn.
ceived orders to leave the following
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