What do you suppose the adulterated stuff we read about in papers tastes like ?" "I've often wondered," answered Dannie.

"Look at some of the hogs and cattle that we see shipped from here to city markets.

The folks that sell them would starve before they'd eat a bit o' them, yet somebody eats them, and what do ye suppose maple syrup made from hickory bark and brown sugar tastes like ?" "And cold-storage eggs, and cotton-seed butter, and even horse radish half turnip," added Mary.

"Bate up the cream a little before you put it in your coffee, or it will be in lumps.

Whin the cattle are on clover it raises so thick." Jimmy speared a piece of salt-rising bread crust soaked in ham gravy made with cream, and said: "I wish I could bring that Thrid Man home with me to one meal of the real thing nixt time he strikes town.