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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-02
JUST THE THING FOR THE INNER MANI
Groceries. Provisions & Liquors

yHXHE subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
IL slowed upon him, would inform the citizens of ST.
Paul and the surrounding country, that in addition TO his
large assortment OF Dry Goods, which can
be seen at the Worlds Fair he has stocked the COM
modious room recently occupied by Alex Rey, under oil
experienced salesman, with excellent assortment oil
Groceries, Provisions and Cigars, TO which he would In
wife special attention Among the articles may be found
Tea,
Yound and Old Hyson, Hyson-skin, Gunpowder and I'm
peral, Ooong, Soochong, Hong Kong, Ywankey and Bo
hea, in chests, half chests and quarter chests.
Coffee.
Old Government Java, Mocha, Rio, Manila, Laguira.
Chocolates.
French Vanilla, Bakers Broma, Cocoa,-extra.
Sugars.
Crushed Plvcrzed, Crystazed, Belchers A. b. and C..
anu Ne"-'''ea'''' Molasse..
New-Or.eans, Becher's, Sugar House, and New-Yorl
Golden Syrup.
Pickles, Preserves and sunce.
French and Spanish Olives Gerkns snd Musia Pickles
Citrons, Tomatoes, Oysters, CLANS, Rhubarb, Peaches
Pears, Apricots, sc.
Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom Catsups.
John Bull, jonathan, Worcestshire, Harvey and Pao
Sauces.
Fish.
White sh in bbs., half bbls and kitts Goldfish, dried
and in drums and boxes; sardines in tin boxes.
Soap.
variety Of Palm, Windsor, CASTLE, New york whit,
and st. Louis and st. Paul common town Soap.
Candles
Spermacetti Solar Star and Tallow.
Provisions and Sundries.
HAMS Pork, Flour Lard, Prunes, Starch, vermacilla
Maccaron, Tapoca. Sago Soda, Spices in pa
perS, whole and ground Fresh Butter Butter and
Crackers. Wood and Willow Ware.
."' Wines and Liquors
Are direct from the importers warranted pure and high
~ recommended for medicinal purposes. On draught
III bottles, iemijohns and pocket TASKS.
Brandles.
Vintage 1913, SaZarac, A. SiSnctte Oarj, Dupuy Co.
Hennesey, Cherry and Peach.
Pure Holland, Swan and Schiedam.
Wines,
Oporto London Dock, Pure Juice Dyport, Pale unt
Brown Shrrry Sicily, and Madeira; Hook, Carct an,
Satu;ne, Champagne and Champagne Cider.
Whiskey.
Irish, Scotch, Old Bourbon, Monongahela, and RYE.
London Porter, Scotch, Pittsburg and Dayton Ales.
Cigars.
Old and well favored, and all imported. An
tas, Altupan Londrcas, Tras Gcrmedi, Cepons, Star
Havana, SavicOras, GiXocnga, La, angadoras, and
gala.
10 the trade he would offer such inducements cannot
fail TO convince them of the advantage had pur
chasing at the WORLDS Fair Store, ana and Ro
berts streets. EDWARD KEENAN,.
Aug. IL, 1854.
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BOOKS.-B BOOKS.
The Pioneer Bookstore of St. Paul!
e. HOWITZ & GO.

ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the public, that they
~ have purchased from w. G. LEDUC, ESQ.,, his old
established Bookstore, immediately opposite the POstOf
that they have greatly added to the stock Of Mscef-
ldneous and Standard Works, presenting now an as
sorment larger and complete than can be found In
ST. Paul any town this eide of st. Louis ];
That they have complete of the best arti-
Giles of Stationery, and receiving additions thereto
with every boat;
That they design to maintain the wcl-known reputa-
ton Of this establishment keeping the LARGEST best
and cheapest stock Of VAL Paperj
That they are agents HdrperS celebrated Monthly
Magazine, where subscribers may rely receiving
the earliest possible moment;
That they the authorized wholesale agents for all OF
which they will furnish at the publishers prices in New
York.
That they WILL continue keep and ell A. S. Barnes
Co.'s series of School Books which series is recon-
mended by the Superintendent of Public Schools in Min
nesota and universally used throughout the Territory
That they keep always on hand Siodddrd g. Co.'s Pr
the best In and finish, selected with great
and warranted 10 give satisfaction;
That they will continue TO supply Prince Co.'s Me-
f0deOns at the manufacturers prices;
That they sole in the territory for several
nils, for the sale Of Printing Paper.
And that generally they will keep every article in their
line of business and to keep up the reputation of this
Oriqinal Pioneer Bookstore of Minnesota.
Come and try us;--terns invariably cash.
CORNER OF THIRD AND wABASHA STREETS.
OPPOSITE THE POsr-oFFICE.
St. Paul, June 10, 1854.
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New Bookstore!
G.. H a MILTON & CO.
No. 8, UinSlO,C House,

No. 3, 1IinSiOU House,
a RE receiving and opening the largest best assert
- ment Of Books, Stationery Wall Paper, and Fancy
Articles ever before brought west Chicago. which they
offer for sale at the very lowest possible prices
We would first call attention to our stock of WALL
PAPER, comprising 5000 rolls, which was purclss-
ed at very low rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would do
well to look at assortment.
Our stock of STATIONERY cannot be beaten this side
of Chicago.
Ufhng Paper, of all grades. Pens Ink, RubLer,
MYSTERIES, Rulers, Biotiny and Drdring Paper of all
dcscr tcn, and in fact all articles usually kept in sta
tiUnory establishment.
GOLD PENS. We have large stock of j. b. Beers
Gold Pens. all warranted which the public at
EdsfcTn Pr1ces Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, very
neat article.
Ledgers Journals Day Books, Pass Books, and Memo
randuiHs Of all styles, i'll sets single.
We have good stock of Miscellaneous Books and n
great variety of Chdre'S Books, which cannot fail to
please.
cheap Publications.. We hove in store a rery Icrue
sfoc6 and new Ones received by Express soon as is
suci from the press. We have arrangement in New
YORK City ly which all the works are forwarded to
us as soon pointed.
or school books. We have all of a. s. Barnes Il Co.'s
ruh!icaoiS, which we offer As low other esab-
iishmcnt in town. Give Is call.
c. HAMILTON & co..
No. Winsow House.
June 80, 1854. ~
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Greatest Discovery Of the Age!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Grey Heads, Bald Heads and SilUer Greys please to
take particular notice that this astonishing and un-
equaied preparation turns hair back to its original
cOlOr,otter having become grey and reinSfafes it in
all its original health, iusere, SOtfneSs and beauty.
EMOVHS at once all dandruH from the scalp, and
~ all unpleasant itching, as well as all cutaneous
eruptons, such scad head, &c, and hence creates
perfectly healthy the scalp. by acting stimu
liant and tonic to the necessary to supply moisture
and cooring matter to the hair, and completely restores
them to their original vigor and srensth and thus
vents all tendency TO become 1t also prevents the
iir from becoming unhealthy and falling offs and brings
it out where it is by resu,ctatns the organs neces
supply nutrment, health and coorng matter to it.,
and hence acts perfect hair nvigoraor and tonic.
Now, Gentleman, read this certificate from ExSen
ator Of the United States:
CARLYLE, ILL.,. June 9th, 1853.
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair be-
his Kestorative, has resumed its original color, and.
l have no doubt, permanently SYDNEY BREEsE,
EX-Scn. U. S.
And now, Ladies', do you read this:
Professor Wood: ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a, 1858
Sir At your request. willingly give you statement
OF the effects of Hair RI storatve upon hair.
commenced its when my hair quite gray, and l
began TO its effect In restoring the fluid to it 1t
Immediately began change to its native color until it
is entirely restored; and from carefully watching its eff
fectS, but that if faithfully applied according to directions
no lady will be disappointed. therefore chceriully
ON mend it to all my friends, and all who have for
such an article. MRS. +. BEARDSLY.
The public should distinctly understand that - this
paration contains alcoholic smulant. essential oil,
unhealthy drug does not dye the hair but acts
its secreons and secretive organs, supply
the former with the coorng NATTER and restore
the impaired or lost functions of the latter.
For sale by CAIIiLL, Druggist, St: Anthony; BOND
KELLOGG, and by FOSTER & KINNEY,
Druggists of Paul, and wholesale and Retail Agents
for Minnesota Territory.
st. Paul, Aug. 10, 1854. w3m
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Arrival of the Baltic.
New York, Aug. ]!

NEW York, Aug. 10.
Steamer Baltic arrived this afternoon.
Flour is unchanged. Wheat has advanced I'd
per 30 lbs, and Corn Is. Consols have ad-
vanced ID.
The capture of the Aland Islands by the al
lied fleets in the Baltic is denied. Nothing def
mite about bombardment Of Bomarsund. EX-
tensivc preparations arc making for invasion OF
the Crimea and attack on Sebastopol.
Turkish army is advancing upon Bucharest.
The barricadcs have disappeared from Ma
drid.
The British steamer Fury entered Scbasta-
pol during the night. and remained till morn
ing. She was fred at with shot and shells, but
sustained no damage. The cholera in the En-
glish camp was on the decrease.
SPAIN.-The barracadcs in Madrid have
been removed. 1t was reported that an armed
body had forbidden Queen Christana to leave
Madrid, without payment Of large sums of mon
ey. Some of the wealthy citizens were leav-
ing Barcelona, in dread of an instruction and
the cholera.
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MARkLEY 4 KERN,

MARLEY 4 Il ERN,
DEALERS IN
II ARDW ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
On 81. anthony ST., near the American House,
"OULD call the attention the citizens ST. Paul
w and vicinity their new, large, and well assorted
stock of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought,
Parliament and Strap Hinges Bolts, Shutters, Fasteners,
ads, Locks, Screws, ltches, Bell Pulls, Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, Y, Back and Rip Saws Hatchrts,
Axes. broad and pitching Adze, Spoke Sbaves, Drawing
Knives; Finer, Socket, Turning or Pairing Chscls; An
Braces TroweS Jack. Smoothing and For. Panrs.
Pows bead Gnages, boring Machines. uatchrts and Ham
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four Fod
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks, Rakes Scythes, Hoes,
Trace, Back Breast, Timber ami Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, Spoons a
fine assortment of sverplated Britannia ami Japan
Ware; Boilers, Kettles, Frc-Dogs, Shoves and Tongs,
Waffle irons, Coffee Burners, Patent enameled Iron
ties, Ladies, Swimmers, Grirons Coffee Mills, Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have also tine of SaddIery, Trim
mings, Strrups, Bits. Buckles with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrapers, Corn Mills, Patent balances Counter Scales
st. Paul, May is, 1854. wifi
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Home is where there's One to Love Us

Homa's not merely four siuare walls,
Though with pictures hung and gidcd (;
Home is where affection calls,
Filled with shTnrs the heart hath buiidcd!
Home !-gO watch the faithful dove
Sailing meath the heaven above,--
Home is where there's one to love!
Home is where there's one TO love us.
Home Is not merely roof and room,
1t needs something TO cndcar 1t,
Home Is where the heart can bloom,
Where there's some kind lip to cheer 1t!
What is home with none TO meet?
None TO welcome, none to meet us?
Home Is sweet, and only sweet
Where there's one who loves to meet us.
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Special DIspensation from Uncle SANS Mai
Carriers.

Carriers.
Through the kind attentions of the Daily
Mail Carriers between Galena and st. Paul, we
yesterday received the first mail of the past
week. 1t was brought to "Pig's-Eye Bar" by
the steamer Galena and from thence to st.
Paul by the little Humboldt, which was charter
cd by some of our citizens for that and other
purposes.
Our thanks are unbounded for this special act
OF kindness extended us by those who have
charge of our mails We will never forget
them!
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BUTTER.-Buttcr may be kept sweet for two
years by the following process. Mix one part
Of sugar, one OF saltpetre, and two of the best
salt. one ounce to pound of butter. Mix thor
ou9hly and put it in clean cask. Pack it
down. well sprinkle with salt, aud pour melted
butter over it. 1t does not taste well till ii has
stood a fortnight after that. it has Il rich mar
rowy taste that no butter acquires.
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HORACE PENFIELD,
LATE OF UTICA, NEW Y

las established in st Paul, on Fourth,
l. between st Peters and Market street, Ii ~
an extensive Carriage Mannfactory, ssytIsss. IA
where he expects and is determined to S..l8&NWsX
Keep up the reputation of the work which
has heretofore been turned ont of his t1--..&&&
Enlistment at his old locatiun He will employ but
the best OF workncn, nothing but the best of timber
and iron, allow trimming, painting, finishing about
his establishment that will stand the test of the
rigid scruin:zerS in taste and style, all work done
about the establishment, AMI sell at prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions of repairing and obbing done TO ord
Kind of work in the Carriage wagon and vel.-
Gle line Seighs, slels. and all articles for winter, will
be manufactured AM on hand in season
In Short all customers cannot fail to be suited by CALI
ing at the Mandatory
July 6, 1854 d&wtf
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DENTISTRY.
EOrDpr Of 1fUjO UnH 1forEef

DENTISTRY.
Corner Of Main and Market
n W. RIDDLE, late of Pttsburg, Pa, has perma-
W. nently located In st. Paul. Fourteen years close
application to his profession, together with large and
beautiful assortment of plain and teeh enable him
to insert from TO an entire set of teeth by atmosphere
c pressure, with beautiful representation the
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape Decayed
teeth permanently saved by plugging teeth ex-
traCed with little pain possible Teeth cleans ed and
diseased gums restored 10 heah All jobs warranted.
August -, lS53-5Otf
No customer is wanted unless prepared TO pay before
leaving the office.
Molcsty positively forbils presenting bills.
ONCE hours, 0 4 NJ. 5 p, NJ.
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Telegraphic.

BOsToN, Aug. 81.
The "Angel Gabriel" as he styles himself,
was arrested yesterday for disturbing the peace,
and lodged in Jail. That portion of the crowd
favorable to him passed resolutions looking to
rescue, but none was attempted.
New YORK, Aug. 81.
The U. S. mail steamer Empire City, with
California and South American mails. sailed at
ppm.
The stock of the Harlem Railroad was not
called at the Board to-day, and it is understood
that the transfer books will be opened to NOR
row.
CHARLESTON, Aug. q.
Advces from Texas to 18th received. The
election III Galveston resulted in the success Of
the know-Nothing Temperance ticket. The
returns from several counties. as far as rcceiv.
cd. are favorable to the No Liquor License
party.
The yellow fever has made its appearance al
Galveston, but was not generally fatal.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 20.
The Austin Times states that the only legal
bid made for building the Pacific Railroad
through Texas Was by Messrs. Walker 4 King
PORTLAND. Aug 10.
The regular democrats of the lst Cong erosion
al District have nominated J udge Samuel Well:
to Congress. Mr.. Mcdonald, the present Re
preventative of the district who voted for the
Nebraska bill. did not receive single vote Of
the Convention.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 81.
Att Democratic meeting held here last even
ing, resolutions were passed repudiating the
Know-Nothings.
ST.LoUIs, Aug. 20.
The aspect of the House at present is Whie
IL; Benton men. 30; and anti-Benton mel
about the same. Returns of the election of 33
Senators are received, of which Is are Wings
the remainder are about equally divided be
tween Bentonians and anti BcntUnans.
CINCINNATI, Aug 10.
Three children were almost instantly killed
by the explosion ola camphene lamp on West
ern Row, last night
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1t is related of Elder Richards, of Salt Lake
that he became violently enamorcd OF two fair
daughters of a widow lady. The mother who
was Oh the shady side of sixty, objected to be-
ing separated from them. AS the elder was
determined 10 make a bargain, he took the
whole lot I!
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The BLESSINGS OF OLD AGE.-The venerable
Josiah Quincy, Senior, ex-Prcsident of Harvard
University, having been toasted at the Alumni
dinner, made an excellent speech from which
the following is an extract:
Goa every occasion, whether in public or
private, an old man was sure to be reminded
Of his years. Why was this? Old age did not
SIMPLY consist in length Of days for, as the
President had quoted
Wisdom is grey hairs in man,
And an uIspotted life is his old age.
fit arose from sympathy, there was no
ground for it the sympathy was absolutely
thrown away. So far as his experience reach
cd. old age was the happicst period of life
And why not !! Had we not then got rid of the
nonsense of love. Qaughter,) the folly of ambi-
ton, the grumbling of envy, the delusion of
hope: Herepeatcd that old age was the hap
pest portion of life, provided that in youth and
manhood the individual is Obedient to the
laws OF nature regulating health and strength
ana leads a life OF responsibility and usefulness
In order to be happy and long lived. it was
important that they should be a harmony be-
tween the beginning. the middle and the end
OF life, and especially between the beginning
aiiu the end. The young man should cultivate
and foster the qualities which he sees to be re-
spectacle and esteemed in the old, and the old
uAan, On Inc Other hand, should retain and seek
to prepetuate the feelings and vivacity OF
YOUTH
The ex-President closed with this senti-
ment:
inc hoary hairs which wisdom crowns the young and
mn the nspoted life which is the crown Of man at ev-
ei' period OF his existence. Much cheering.
oAiNa HOME. - The Galena brought home
many Oh our citizens who have been East the
past lew weeks. Among them we are happy to
chronicle the arrival of Secretary Rosser, E. s.
Goodrich. W. S. Combs and T. Richie = all in
good health.
FAnED.-The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Mem phis, Tenn, has failed.
@ The party who started few days since
TO survey and locate the road between White
Bear Lake and Taylors Falls returned yester
day. They found a good practicable route
which should be worked Immediately, and made
In passable order for leans before the com
mencement Of winter.
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Notice.

IVOl1CCs
To the orner or oraers Of piece or parcel Of land,
containing about acre, iyinq east of PdffiSOn'S
Addion to the torn Of ST. Raul, and Geireen Spring
and Moline streets:
NNHEREAS, ten resident frechoders of the First
w Ward in the City OF st. Paul, have by petition
presented to the Mayor and Common Council of said City
that Is necessary To take certain lands lying within said
ward, for public to w.t. For the purpose of laying
out and continuing Spring Street through Moline
Therefore, you are hereby notified that Monday, the
18th day of September next ung, application will be
made the Honorable Moses Sacrburne. Judge
District Court of the County of Ramsey for the appoint
mcnt twelve Jurors the described prem
iscs. and to determine whether will be take
said lands for the and purposes specified in said petit
ton aforesaid,
BY order of the Common Council.
SHERWOOD HOUGH, City Clerk.
st. Paul, August g. 1854. dIw4t
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ST. PAUL NURSERY,
And Commercial Garden,

VUNE PrOretOTs OF thiS estab1isment take pleasure
l. In informing the citizens of ST. Paul and surrounds
Ing country, that they receiving extensive
snrtmnt of Trees, Shrubbery. Nc from Eastern Nur-
series, which, with the stock upon their own
grounds, will enable Them to upply quite extensive de-
mand.
Their stock consists of all the really desirable varieties
Apples and Pears both standard and dwarf, Cherries,
Pluns Peaches, Grapes, Curran, toosberrics aspber-
ries, Srawberries, Pie Plant, Asparagus &c Also. Or
namental Trees and Sl,rubbcry such Mountain II "a
Ash, Balsam Fir, Red Cedar, Arbor Vitae, Sprucc.r
Snow Balls, Ihilacs, Choice Roses. Also, Dahl T2SlA
as. Lilies, Paconies, Phoxes, &c Those de- --<--
string 10 Orll ue their grounds. supply their gardens
fields with choice fruit. invited call AMI cNam-
le our stock Our grounds two miles Southwest Of
the CITY, NERRIFIELD NEWTON.
April IS, 1874 tf31
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REMOVED.
Tn MRS. N. J.. STOAKES would inform the
St llaies of St. Paul and the people generally, sTA
" that she has removed one door above her
old stand, where she is opening large AMI "
splendid assortment Millinery Goods Having Just
from NcwYork she has selected great
variety that fail to suit all tastes Among
her goods may be found
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Parasols, Best Kid
Gloves, Isle Thread. silk Mitts, French and
Linen Floss Embroidery, silk Tracing Cot
ton, Zephyr WOrsteds, Needles, Pins, Tapes,
Thread, &c.
She would also inform the ladies that she employed
Experienced Dressmaker -one who has been engaged
in the business for ten years, in the eastern cities
+. 81 All orders from ebroad promptly attended to. tt
lNHAMPAGNE and Wine Glasses, a very LARGE stock
~ and vNrety, at the st. Paul Crockery Store.
X. MARVIN.
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sDhhn bushels oats Just rcccivedi or War Eagl
~OONV and for sale by j. Il. IRVINE & co.
ST. Paul, June %, 1854.
New Millinery Goods.
nj r S. nj A II WIN,

M Il ,. M a X V / N,
AS just received her NEW SPRING STYLES Of
u Il Bonnet,- manufactured expressly on. of arst
French Millinery establishments in New York,-which
for Variety fncncSs of natcria elegance STYLE has
never been equalcd in this market. They comprise
rich and varied assortment silk, Grape, Lawn Lace
Legho-, and Straw Bonncts every d-scrip and at
lower than can be found elsewhere in the Terri
tory.
Also, new style Of SILK and Embroidered Capcs
est styles Dress Trimmings, beautiful assortment Of
Fans, shell and other Combs, Se,cinq Sill, Thread,
Needies Pins an every other article usually kept in
Millinery Establishment.
Dresses made short notice, cut after the latest
spring patterns.
THIRD STREET, NEAR ROBERTS.
May IL, 1851. DIFF
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ID. NEWELL. WIN. H. ToMPKINs.
Newell & TOIMpkins,
Attorneys at LaU and Dealers in Real Estate.
Abstracts Of Tile Jurnishedf for 81. Paul, 81. Anthony
and Ramsey County.
!, r. ID II E E
Refer to Gov German; Hon. d. Omscd, Mayor st. Paul
July IL, 1854.
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FOR THE L.4DIES
NH RS HalPs new Household Receipts
4VA Cook Book
Mrs Lcsie's Complete Cookery
New Receipts for Cooking
c HAMILTON & CO
June 3o' 1891 TT No Wnsow House
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PoRK.-The Shakers do not eat pork, regard
ing it as unhealthy, and the hog as an unclean
animal. We think the Shakers are not far from
right. Pork from corn-fed hogs. and eaten in
moderation, is perhaps a reasonably healthy
iood but eaten as it is here entering so large
" into all kinds of food and often made from
nogs led upon swill and Stops, it must be I'M
healthy. People with their stomachs full of
grease cannot fail to feel bad effects from it,
Providence Journal.