1905. 
TIIH RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
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Fruit Catsups. 
Grapes, plums and currants all make 
excellent catsups. Where one has an 
abundance of these fruits it will pay to 
add some of these fruit catsups to your 
stock of tomato catsup. 
Grape Catsup.—Cook six pounds of blue 
grapes, Concord if possible, till soft, then 
strain through a sieve. Add to the 
grapes three pounds of granulated sugar, 
one tablespoonful each of cinnamon, all¬ 
spice, cloves and pepper, a dessert spoon¬ 
ful of salt, a little more than one-half a 
tablespoonful; one pint of vinegar. Boil 
till it begins to thicken, then bottle. Plum 
catsup may be made from the same recipe; 
the small blue frost plums may be used. 
Currant catsup can be made from cur¬ 
rant juice. To three pints of juice add 
1/4 pound of granulated sugar, one-half 
pint of vinegar, one-half tablespoonful 
each of cinnamon and cloves, pepper. 
Boil together for nearly half an hour, or 
until it begins to thicken. In looking 
through a recipe book this Summer in 
which the owner had written down for a 
number of years tested recipes, I found 
the following for tomato catsup, so I pass 
it on for the benefit of other cooks. 
Cold 1 omato Catsup.—One peck of ripe 
tomatoes; two horseradish roots; two 
large onions; four stalks of celery; two 
ounces mustard seed; four green peppers; 
one scant cup of salt; one cup of sugar ; 
threee pints of vinegar. Pare and quar¬ 
ter tomatoes, place in colander to drain; 
chop fine the celery, onions and peppers; 
grate the horseradish. Mix all thoroughly. 
Put in cans and seal. This catsup re¬ 
quires no cooking. Helen c. Andrews. 
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The Rural Patterns. 
The comfortable loose coat shown in 
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and includes sleeves that are full at the 
shoulders and stitched to simulate cuffs. 
The quantity of material required for the 
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or 134 yards 52 inches wide. The pattern 
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16 years of age; price 10 cents. 
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years of age|; price 10 cents. 
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Keep your fruit trees healthy, and get the 
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peach trees plum trees 
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4 lbs Flowers of Sulphur 
10 lbs Lime 
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Add tlie Banner Lye and sul¬ 
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a whitewash brush. Dilute 
the rest until thin enough to 
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Use it after the first heavy frost in the fall 
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