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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
Cincinnati sHydropurhic Or IL

" w dGGf CuIG Els 5SGdO11S1AIAChO.f 4t
rI,i; above Institution open the reception OF
il patients 1t is located about five miles from the city
on the GenaEc pike and m e iron ee a al
the distance from the Miami Canal IN thc l!ont rem
BENEFITS Of tie Institution 1asiltvl gHjlg glso 9lI
TO the lover OF nature, parts of the country FUR
hciore tie traveller all Tie way from Cincinnati TO the
Cure There and art conibne fendc ring the view
Defs,'ne The ne% arsc, and bea Edee
Of the artist at glance Tie eatness and eesanee o. he
themselves the INVALID cannot fail to render
this one The has hs are iexsi
can range at free from atmospheric inuenees in
The @
modIous being convenient for the o, wafer IN
eysrs Gymsasum ,s Hail. seventy et lo9g where patients
will have oportunity nt rcsoig their iuseGlar m
n. te w9:er for this establishmen clesrppre son
aSgaan sd ssiSSs fy ss$$
neshborood remarkable for purity OF
air and yaGey M ogc pisee for th"se
health than this Institution. ~. -,
Of disease for many inform public
that no pains viii spared for the 70 health
9ss seals he on to e @
peculiar to her and being every way quahea
for so important station will take special charge Of the
q PSys R ,ia
which is prosrang the energies and destroying the use
ncss Of large portion Of the fair sex will be reated
s fsd
attention OF ladies, as In all cases we shall expect 10
perform perfect cure.
Persons visiting Cure by the way OF the Cnennat,
station Patients are requested to bring two eoforta
bies two blankets two sheets six towels and
o,tantifv OF old linen suitable for bandases - -.
TrRMs-The for Board, Medical Services anu ai
ordinary attendance will be dollars per week payable
eekiv Extra attendance will subject the patient to an
charge Some deduetionW will be made to those who
GnS II 10 spend length of time In the I1stu
will be charged two dollars per
Prom three to ivo will be charged for the first
examinations !jtig ri ,I. iEsi 19i hJtilJa Ie aa2
ofor 'uftnei pa D. 4. PRAsE, N! Dlas Hoih9u
| .hGli :iI FS1 Proprietor and Physcian.d
c,rh,ce Hamilton Co., Ohio f,.f.r. aug25-
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4 DRUGS MEDICINES,

EChem1 caIS, ,tFertumery,l& &c, &C..
T FL, ,CRUlIBACHER would announce TO his
hicEds and the public generally that having purchss
conducted under the firm OF J. Crunibaeker q Son, he
will continue the the old stand No. 176 ain
and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to conn
uaee of on the old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern Cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and
Chemicals, Periumery, Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
purchased eer strict personal inspection and with
scnpuous regard purity Of quality and are now offered
public N /, reasonable terms. Tyr
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...-g 5 New Music Store. s4.
Sign of rhe Grecinn tFrigonum, No. 400
" F[ NIniu Street,

j. rIcksEs9;N; a s;,;, would ,yapo'sm ,ysspsng g an N
~ U I Jeiny, that he has just opened new and
Guitars, Volincellos, Fagolets, Flutes, Fies Accorde
os, Banjos, and Tamborines Brass instruments the
first and best make. - - .'t+'. ..' -.t--
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing E5FzEgsIT 20 n q
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin. also, the
Songs Duetts etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. -....- ..s. . 81
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for VioIincello and Violin. ~ ..-te -.
y, Kcccr's Furniture Polish for renovating vanished
iturc such as Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats
descriptions OF Furniture. - s.
Also by Agent for Kcber Pittsburg Pianos
Of the first and best manufacture in the United States such
Nunns Clarks grand and square Pianos, H. Dun
hsms, Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent the make Of Carhardt and Ncedhains Patent
Nclodeons. Ef'ItT fH1 sft ~ y. .Nt u3fG frhHG pa
Accordeons all kind OF sicalinstruncnts repaired
a. u lowest prices. =. u U.
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To Country Merchants,

MR. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. of
M Mecialen Knox & Co. the Te%ainns partners haSs
Knoy SO long and bly, known in the trading public
assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox 9.n.,2
They IvouId their old custoe fvhss
have 50 long literally sustained he and all deal
ers in and Shoes that their Fan Stock VIII be arrS
nr from the 10Th to the last or Septe mber-
Having been selected with the and bought
fY atter themselves tha in their Fall Stock pt
Boots and Shoes they can hold out INDUCEMENTS in qualify
and prices superior ever offered in the
ed 10 their md POST them
Challenging comparison with the Of anu
Phladelphia. lseP3l M@ccLAI-LkNs @ q .z hSoAz
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GEORGE MENDEL.
Il Nol5l, llnin street,

4. j" IlIa .II WHEELING VA. 9ITIHH -.I ami
r S now receiving LA RG f LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
J. MATS AMI MATING. Also, Table. and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths and keeps constantly on hand 1arg
assortment every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates Venan
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings. Clocks
Mahogany Vanecrs, Varnsh. Haircloth, Curled Hair.
Spring Sackins Boons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
ect all ofwhch will be sold at the lowest prices aug1
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7VsE 10 CLEVELAND DETROIT, $500. srll!u !
HI connection lri the CerelGna aud Cincinnati Rcilrod1,
Certidnd ard Eric r.. r., Cereand and Pittsburgh n. r.,
and Michigan Central r. r. iEs-- ~ 3l.gilaf sLni
PASSENGERS will be ncketed through from point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cncnnat Pittsburgh, AMI
Wheeling and from either OF those places to point on
Lake Michigan.'A - --,- H-NN
d This line will be composed of two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND. y 49,. CART. G. C.. SrASARo-
-..-.,F-. |
will leave Cleveland for Detroit and detroit for
Cleveland, every evening at Gi O'clock arriving in both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains of cars Ccas6 Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and
nr tho Lake Superior and Saginaw Detroit They
will run Cleveland in tho following orderi G,u
FOREST CILY ~ ~
Monday ~ W cdnesday... Friday
m mi 'ssfTW IL CLEVELAND. .- t-rff ~ .sf.srs Fl
Tuesday. Il Thursday saturday
And viii leave Detroit {: gup 1i .ugtu1t FE1 EiLpU
.r. t-.., .u. - CLEVELAND ~ -.. 49,. --
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
a gfrt s5 s7.55 IFQRESTCITYgFga adj styl7- H.,
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland TO Detroit Mnekinnw,
Saut ST Marie Saginaw and aports on Lake MicnGau-
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until the new bous ready. 7Hs
rl . .,t'..,s-s.. AGENTS, I'm. ~ a,5I ~ f,.ff
C. BRADBURN & Co, Cleveland,
PITTMAN, TRoWBR1DGES S JONES, Detroit ~ 10 |
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DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.

DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
A q. PARTRIDGE invites attention to his Da.
"A gueIean Rooms and Apparatus, now the result OF
OF experience and close application TO the art Con-
cn that he combines in his establishment all of the
improvements which time and proper tests have proven
valuable, he promise 10 produce kenesses combining
all the beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the daguerrean process. 500
For the attractive and commodious style in which his
hued he invites the public TO call and exam
open for inspection. y t-.' . ~ 'H't Itii's.'
likenesses in all kinds OF weather. singly in
groups post kencsses taken at short notice
A well selected stock OF mat rials-Chemicals, plates,
cases, lockets, &c, always on hand and for sale.
Rooms. No. 3G Monroe ST., near the Post Oilices
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

.-.--,=-.. DIR, s. P. HULElHEN, oHice No. 13f.
ErStS Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
fT Manufactures Teeth expressly liav
~ I1ytioular case Full setts of Teeth or any
parts sets, made with artificial Gums The Gum is
made in continuous or solid Peeehe cost is tho
teeth with without gums. M as'3I. LsyH2aIf4f
Full sets tn made from SO to Sio0 Setti snail
sctts from SO to So per tooth. ull -sf . t1yr:d-
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: WHEELING, Va. Z WEDNE B AY Nc FORMING
CITY BUSINESS. q
C0PPER. ITIN. g 9 IzEET IIsoN 1YAls 4

COPPER, .T1N, q lS1A JET IRON WAKE
Mandatory. laa..Gl sat
gG' THANKFUL for!the liberal patronage heretofore
I bestowed upon him, tho subscriber would respectful
inform his friends and the public generally tha, r
EScOntinues manufacture the above named articles
their variety of which he has always OF, hand good
sotncnt or Wholesale and retail at very low prioest
also keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most ap.
proved patterns for coal and wood.
Job work viii continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompncss and in style that will
please the most fastidous. @ u .il ia @ u 81 -i
aug2i 4 Ht.rtt O, s,f-s T. NARNEY, no. s. Main st.
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AND PETTsRURG Rail.
L.Vr...I- - IL o. ID. .lrrE-. ~ ~

H s-gsS-s, 81 s
N and gaitcr "Wednesday June 10th, 1882 Passenger
Trains d9S as as Ss
ille and intermediate stations; 5:ao II Aecommoda
Ga Tssin sy aS fa'Srf
St9pRS AZ q a Msy TaGs ~ sp1ess Train
Cleveland and into rmodate stations. i8 ,@.tit 5i y
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
With the following lines, to wits At Hudson with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron; at
Ravenna with Wards Line OF Four Horse Coaches for
Warren; Iance with the Ohio and Pennsylyaha Rail
Road at Bayard, with hacks for Dover, New Phadciphih
FOR PITTsBURG.-The 6.to A. M, Express Train.
elegant se wheel steamer, REST CITY for Pittsburgh
and landings, arriving at Pittsburgh tho same
Fare rom Cleveland Pittsburgh, by ohio and Penn
sylvhnia RailIoad 81 90 - -, =, ,y,; y,, ;,
sketed through, and their baggage is
Il FoRWH EELiNG.S The $40 a, M Express train fror,
It Kh ad The sfaSea sSs S
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing and arriv.
ing early sss So sam4sss Train connects
with the above at Wells ville also with the Ohio
and Rsiroad at Alancc and at Hudson it
Passengers lea wing Pttsburg at Slo'clodk, and
Wheeling at NJ will take the ! i2;S Si.i.,as Nh IL e
time TO connect with the Lake Stcamers for New York,
iAisofo Toledo Detroit, Chicago Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West NJ, Dc T,
evening" and the following night can be in New York or
Chicago. 5JI0 i;ag. laay. s5s 6 ,z $50 &,
A. NJ connectsat Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Ceyelandin time to sonnest with the
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South.
RErrRsINorheA heAeeominodation Tram leaving CieSe.
Ciucinat and Cleveland and with the Akron
'ransh @ T. Rnilf9aR a JoHNpURANpg5q
Gle yeland June "A, '5s }5ii 10
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Brentlinger & Armstrong,
pRESCRuPTu

HAVE just received at their medical store, fresh sup
ply OF the most choice medicines such people
rely upon making their selections, regard is paid TO
prices article be of the best quality. FllEt ~
Fshysicinns' Prescriptions put up by hands
at all times dny or right. -IyE. ft aug2t-1yrd
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PATTY DRESSES

ID IBBoN striped twisted silk Grcnadn at
IL less than New York irices Light cooIed Gaee SILKS
always sale. cheapsr than buy them else
wbere-seins OF tn qut-cail at ais; =, 4. g
sep23 III = JOHNSIONS.I
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r ocnI md Travelling Agents Wanted for
Il Popular and Useful hooks just liuhlis he'd CALlFOR.
MA IILUSTtATED, including descrptio on OF tho Pa.
mama and Nicaragua roues with As subeIb Tinted Ltho
sraphs 324 pages Svo,; price 81 This, work. by J, NJ
Let's been addgcd by the unanimous voice OF the
press most eaborate and intensely In.
tcresng that been written upon this golden
theme publication of Stevens Journal OF TRAY.
els no work appeared that created such thrilling
senkation IT pre- emneny PRACTICAL and
,vitkncdentso the most amusing character In she Ian
guace on tho editorials, Sits perfect daguerre
oySe OF California, taken the light Of MONDAY
Also, llr each's great work on Medicine, THE
CANlpRA CTIOE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, SO 2e.
ms 200 yings yo sheep; price @ Dr. Beach ~ al
the head Of the eclectic practice in this was
fbe demand that Eighteen thousand copies OF tfis work
were rrinted fiH enc edition. "a so, DR. o. H1nimonds
xv6r, on the same principles Of practice MEDICAL1N
F0RMATION FOR THE MlLLiON.or TRUE GUIDE
TO RI EA LT 12no, CLOTH 62S pages; price 81 % cloth,
sf pnrer RS; fourth thousand. A1.o. WOMAN u
HEI, IVA Gus ng practical tales
for females for their conct in detail oi
every domestic duty royal Smo, red cloth
i pages; price cents This wa7k should be hans
SfeyeTy lay especially the Such is its popularity
that three thousand coias have been soldtn tho 70
ron of New ork alone within very few moaths al
eOIlers for books above isr, witt cash or postage
stamps accompanying, m he promptly filled, prepaid to
hny i,art ftle United States. .hL9I 81 aLLo.p h.9
I'yit Address, ,si ~ 10 tiuE Ro BERT p. YOUNG, 9lS
ginii jisgr lsafsssssor to VIM Hold ease}
Editors giving nis advertisement two or three m
sertions entire vii, be entitled to COPY OF Caiions
Iustratel geTOf 7JO sni1up! ElglEll So I-..
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TODD g. DEVOL, q.
L U 4

AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND.
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
r.ttt Market Square, hss.sla- atss
A RE opening unusually large stock OF Fall ard
IA Winter boots, shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
care at the best workshops
Phadephia and New England, expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers ana all
others who favor with call offer goods
which guarantee equal in quality material and work
manslp, those manufactured in this any part o! the
United States. TODD & DEVOL.
Wheeling Sep 81, 1852.
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MDNIGHT.

H. The clockis striking twelve l. How finely the
full tones sweep past through the air as If 1t would
take up thought and carry it miles away to the
friendslwe were thinking of at the moment. How
many haunts of wretchedness hidden fromIthe hu-
man eye, in the depths of human hearts, have the
cold vibrations reached while dying SO carelessly
,Ipon the; ear2 What tales might they tell of Sc
cret misery, sickness, watching and praying, sor-
row and fear, and care, and the thousand bitter
cankers that lie and feed at the very heartsring,
beyond all reach of medicine, perhaps OF sympathy.
Many wife sits watching with broken heart Tor
her husband step--many mother Tor her chiid's
land many an adventurous merchant lies haunted
with fears of shipwreck end hremmany an unde-
tected defaulter watches at the door-many young
girI iust finding out love is only heaviness and
tears, muses. bitterly over!the caprice of moment
or an. unmeant trifle.E And these are the only
watchersT7for the happy are aseepTssaye me oIl1e
tone to the ear that viii soon tire of its inonotony-
for the feryent poet is building up his dream into
the sky with his eyes sraining in the darkness and
his pulse mounting with the leaPing ireeaom otan
ANGELS, forgetting the world will trample out lls
fiery spirit to ashes and laugh to scorn the fine
work Of his towering fancy -Steubenrilte htesseni
ssT.g s5Yia (sTasl ofI9s ayEd 90 h9la# !e) 'l2i'
1Es liiss !t9E 99II ~ S5E f7oIGIa q ytl,i2T
U'Aunt Byles after returning from funeral the
other day, beckoned to Mr.. Paradox who was pass
ing, and taking him by the button, exclaimed-i's
envy dear man, L have been to the Moun.aAuk'
burn Seminary and we had "a most dellg hsful fn
neral, 1 can tell YOU. do like such concurrence
.ATwishp they wonld happen oitener- especially
nowsyout car buy Grape for mere song.f Why
allthe carriages w ee lliued withNelyet, and The
windows were shrouded with grapery curtains:lsI
tell you old man., '(and Mr. Paradox ratified his
cane on the sidewalk) I, q never seed anything so
splendid! loThe corps was aperfect 1beauty ty4and
the parson made a prayer that would have matis
your heart leap in your mouth IzuoI ton tsob cd
ARTlsrrIc BLuSpEns:4eA ns:4e iyaiine, i'll his ECyciope,
dia of Anecdotes, records many instances flaueha
able anaohronisms Of painters and among others
that Of the picture Of Edep, in which a dam and
Eve occupied the lore ground while in the back
There is an old painting -bya French artist, of the
Lords Supper, in which the table is decofated at
each end with tumbers holding cigar Lighters >,
an-o1 hope you will be able to support me, p said
alyounp Indy, while walking outone eveninglwith
her intended, during somew that slippery state Oft
the sidewalks. 4;= rs, Oh eS,, ...suiff
aVy. y-e-z," said the somewhat hesitating
swain, owith little OCCASIONAL assistance from
your father" s1here &asp some rrpfnsotl aantLa
profound aehoe setial ss rai,.sie
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NEW FIRM.

-N'z" NEW FIRM. 7sa s.
MESSRS. CAYwoOD, CONKL1N- & CO..
rs having purchased the entire stock OF Stoves Tin,
ES7sssf Copper Sheet Iron OF T. G.. Culbert.
Sd@gR son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity. that they will carry on
The business of manufacturing Tin Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, OF which they have constantly on hand good
assortment for Wholesale and Reta very low for cash;
all ne wishing purchase would do well to call and
No. 49, Union St, at the old and we'll known
stand he eofore occupied by T. Il. Culbertson. rIl
Particular attention paid TO repairing -.l---l
Wheeling. Aug 81 -CaYWooD. CoNKLIN & co
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s1y,stooIks stntionnry, variety C oods, &c.
TIME Subscriber thankful the liberal exteli
him. begs to request the attention
to his present large well assortment consist
ing School. Medical Historical, and Mis-
cellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
books. w all and Window Papers, and Variety Goods!-
To Merchants Teachers School Trustees anu oiEors
wishing to purchase in quantities. every naueeHcht VIII
be offered in prices aud terms .Ff. a. .y,. ,Il
Rags taken exchange paid for in cash. at the highest
auq q - ~ - N, 81 Monroe Street n
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-12-09
Fanny INDIGNANT.

Certain paragraphs to the effect tina,
good wife is always cheerful and smi-
ing in the presence of her husband, have
incensed Fanny Fern and she gives ven,
10 her dignaiion as follows:
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good! Papas will be glad to hear
that twenty-five dollar poke: handker-
chiefs can be dispensed with now, in the
bridal TRossEAU. Their occupations
gone! Matrimonial tears are poison
There's no knowing what you'll do,
girls with that escape valve shut off: but
that's no more to the point than-whelh-
er you have anything to smile at Or not,
one thing is settled you mustn't cry!-
Never mind back. aches, and side aches,
and headaches, and dropsical complaints,
and smoky chimneys, and old coats and
young babies! Smile. 1t fatters your
husband. He wants to be considered
the sonrse of happiness, whether he was
baptised Nero or Moses! Your mind
never being supposed to be occupied
with any other subject than himself of
course tear is tacit reproach. Be-
sides, you miserable little whimperer,
what have you to cry for? a-i-n-t y-o u
married? Isn't that the sUMMUM DO.
NuM-the highth of feminine ambition!
You can't get beyond that! It's the
jumping of place! You've arriv! got 10
the end Of your journey! Stage puts up
there! You've nothing to do but retire
on your laurels, and spend the rest of
your life endeavoring TO be thankful that
you are Mrs. John Smith! Smile, you
simpleton!'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-12-09
Sailing Pork.

A correspondent from Bernardstown,
who sends us two dollars for a years
subscription, wishes TO ascertain the best
mode of sailing pork, so as to prevent
tie rising of the scum on the surface in
warm weather.
We are not certain that we have the
very best skill in the art of sailing pork
but our readers are welcome to all the
knowledge we possess in this line.
1t is important to have the pork well
cooled before sailing. And il should not
remain nnsalted very long after cooling.
1t should never be allowed to freeze
1t should always have great supply Of
sat, and of The strongest quality, aud
brine should be made and poured into
the barrel. For if nothing but water is
put in with the salt, the pork may be in
| iured before the salt is melted enough TO
make good brine. ......
The meat should have a weight upon
it, to keep i, under the brine; for if piec
es of meat are permitted TO rise above
the brine, and remain there for any con-
siderable length of time they will become
tainted, and will not taste sweet, as well
sailed meat always will.
In regard to shesscunn that our cores
pendent speaka of, we say tina, standing
pools of water either salt or fresh, will
have scum on them. Agitation is the
remedy which nature provides. The o.
cean is agitated to keep it pure, and agit-
alton, coupled with salt, is efectual.
Ponds have impure water--and why?
Ponds OF small dimensions are not agita
ted enough. As general rule, the larg-
er the pond or lake, the purer will be the
water, and more free from scum. Run
nIng brooks have purer water than ponds,
because i'll running, the water mingles
with the a!mosphere--;he grand purifier
of all things.
Motion, in streams of water, brings all
the full or oily matter on the banks that
has an affinity Tor it;--so that long
brook may run itself purer though it may
have been effected with filthy matter
near its source.
Agitation of the pork barrel daily, will
have The effect of preventing the accumu-
lation of scum on the surface-but if
this is not convenient the white surface
may be skinned off as often as il rises.
tits quite important to every family 10
have good salt pork. 1t is the very
cheapest meat that we can procure--and
for cooking vegetables, it is the best thai
is used. 1t needs no butter to enrich it
but il enriches all which it comes in
| contact. Farmers should not fail to have
a supply of pork in the cellar. Then,
if the butcher forgets TO come, there will
be something for dinner.--Ec.