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I.Junetien Granted.

NV foRK, April
Judge McCann has granted an injunction
against George Scott and others on
the petition of Daniel Drew, restraining them
FROM buying in two thousand shares Of the
Michigan Southern. 4 Northern Indiana Rail
road stock valued at about $4,000. Mr..
Drew complained that he had borrowed two
thosand shares of the stock, and that the de-
PENDANTS and others had conspired to make a
corner in the market, causing An unnatural
rise in the price, and greatly deranging par
ties in his position. The case is not yet
decided.
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Machinery for Sale and Build
ing for Lease.

GTEAM ENGINE and BOILER complete,
" twenty -hosss power, with chimney and breeching
- feet Of ~ inch turned shaftng with hangers and
pulsys yises betting wood lathe black smt thing tools
bla king mil, cnpolA, and variety Of small tools, -
gther With hvs sets Of engine pattsrna trcniar,
muay sris-mii AID hou-e-front patterns with vari
ETY. Of Others will sell the while lots to suit
purchaser This 10 asgood opportunity fir any 10
engA,e n tbs q unary aAi Ma hins business. will
lease the Hiding 60 BY 100 feet for term Of years
Also the irons for circular u,iIl for sae.
mchl3d4v-wAt JOHN T. BEATTY.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
new York Market.

new York Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoaK, Aprl,
Cytton-HeAry. $50 DC for middiiDg.
Flour Dull and heavy for common grades, 81 100
20 for Ex. State: Extra o. s. 90 and sll 90 fol
. trade bran Is mar ket closing dull
" sky-oniet sales At 2es.z2a7.
/ Whea.-Dull aai Common grades heavy 81 cool e5
old Milwaukee 81 Co. new No do j. ,hAde Arr er tul
very ach.e; 1915 un,oun' 1921 sound mix ID
Western in store aud delivered.
oa,.-Le,s a-tirs and dropping at 4oa47e new West
EN-: 55es7ts Id do
Coffee -Duii aud neminAl,
sarar-Qa ct; ie'1sl6lS for Cuba aud Muse srado
llS sl2A+ for Porto Rico.
Moiasses-Dali: s caba. 1oc Porto Rico
Petroieum-Dul asc crude 4oc r.aned Ia bond
Pmt-v.ry daii and heavy SIS 200 % New Meas
clo.ing s3s so Reg 81 IS s45 old do and 81 5o87s
for pri ai.o I'd tb,s Mes Ae. for April May ane
Jane, s'llers option, at s2oDas 81
Be f-Unehang Il .ieef Ham, Arm; 81 d -
CT Mets-steaiy: sales 1000 pig. Al Ii1l2r 70,
saoader. aud 10 SIS for Hams. Bacon bay l.ss Q
I474 for Cumberland cut, lal for ribbed 1871 fe.
abort clear,
Lard dull. log 1881
Butter sai., IS sas for Ohio, and toDso for Stat.
Cheese DUH leg =
New York MOneY Market.
By Telegraph NV YoRK. April
ney steady g. call loans. Sterling dull and heavy
lts.lo6iz.
Coll rather e-ssr opening 12.s. declining to IN
clastng l2734
Government stocks quiet
Total exports " specie to-day. &laI 33s
The folc~ng the i--dns quotations at III. Gold
Do ard to ds, i2.sss. l27ls1 l2-l.; lgls
Business the oes OF th- Assistant Treasurer TO day
vas foloss fetal receipt. $l36,1s- SIC Of ~hie
s5ss 600 Tor custom; aud on account OF loan
s. oooooo, csm. Oerth 3l4.s3o CO. payments t776SA
balance Sa6I,702
Chicago Market.
BY telegraph Caicsan. April I.
whe.t-Aetive; No. i spnn, 81 27AGl 2sk, Nc . do
ss6sec
H'enr-r'rm, Int demand am ct entirely nominal
corn-steady prices veil Aintaintd No. i 4ss 81;
Nc. . ioS o15, Rejected +o1t2
O~ts-Aetiye; It5sAc higher; No. I 2es<Dr: No .
2aA pa.
R,e-firmly held, saes Of No at 81, and Of No u,
1880
Bariey-r.ir market; rnles quiet
seesIn active request hrm,r Extra cho GO Sc IS
a 90. Clover Seed IS lo06.
Provisions Dahl; small sales to-day At s25 so for Mess
Pork. 81 IS for Extra Mess Bee; I6oleA for sweet
pickeled Ham ,p,rked
Lard SominA lie choice City steam rendered
Beef cAtte-Dall; sales ls7 bead At prices ranging
g 1924 so common, IS .OA5 IS fair 10 medium and IS
O. 60 good 10 choice shipping Cattle.
Live Hogs-Dal l5c lower Gales OF CON mon IS so
0s o2H and good % - 3D.
sseep-Dnl; ssi-s medium tn f,ir - ~ 2sas Is
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SEE woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is admira
BILE article used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. It's worth trial and
,aESives great satisfaction. Oct. q 6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

NorlcE.-Gas Bills for the month ending
March 3lst, 1866, are due and payable at the
Office Of the company, from the 9Th to the
10th Of April, 1866. Office hours from
q. m. to 5p. m. J. S. MCKENZIE,
ap3 It Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

IT seems from the dispatches from Texas
that the Rebels Of that delectable State have
already taken things into their own hands,
without waiting for the permission of Presi-
dent johnson. Thus we have already the
Rebellion broke out afresh in Texas, and
Rebel and Copperhead sheets here and else
where are urging the President to suppress
Congress by Military force and usurp despotic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

Semmes Released.-Female Postm astcrs.
WASHINGTON, April I.
The National InteUigencer says Raphael
Semmes was released on his original parole
under the johnson and Sherman Convention
on an order issued by the President yester.
day.. One fourth the persons just appointed
to take charge Of the twenty -four Post Offices
reopened in North Carolina and Virginia, are
women. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

PHILLIPS Kerr are now receiving their
spring goods, bought at extremely low prices,
Ahd will be sold CORRESPONDENCE low. If
yeu wish to buy goods cheap and save money,
don't fail to give them CALL If.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

The Annual examination Of the classes, in
the Keokuk Classical School, will be held
in the School Room on Monday and Tues
day, April, 9th and 10th. The public are
invited to attend.
W. w. JAMESON, Principal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
ErRrkA.-The cheapest goods at Curtis

SHIPPING TAOS Of the best make, can be
furnished in any quantity at the GATE CIrY
JOB OFFICE
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ALL quiet on the levee Yesterday.

The ssGate City, is busted with ferrying.
The ''Toledo" has gone into the jobbing
trade for the nonce. 1t brought up load Of
wood from below yesterday. There is q fine
stage of water at this point now.
The Burlington passed down yesterday
1t goes upon the dock We learn when it
reaches st. Louis.
The Jennie Deans will be the packet down
Monday morning. The Starlight passes
up Monday.
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E-T-IS6O-X.

S-T-IS6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION RlrTERs.
They purify, strengthen ard invigorate
They Create u he ,ithy appetite
They are An antidAe 20 chang OF watsr and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They trensthen the syste aid enliv d ti- mind.
They prevent niiasmatic and nt ermitt. Mt fevers
They purify the breath and aciiity # the stomach
They care nysl~I~ia and Constipation.
They cnre Diar rhfs, Cholera Cholera Morbns
They cure Liver Con plant and Nervous Heafache
They th@ best btterr In the world They make the
weak st ong Hrd are exhausted natures great etorer
Ihay are tce Of pure st. roix KUN, the celebrated
Calisaya hark and hefs and are taken vi the
pleasure of witout regard to age OF time Of
DAY Pavtcula ~ r CONNIE nde to deliraie per SONS
Curing genie stmn'ant Sol hy All Grucers Drug
gst-, Hotels ard saloons. Only mime when cork is
Covered 10y rivate u G. Stamp. Beware of counter
feits and r, filled bottles.
r. H. DRAKE 4 CO.,
novlodAw 6m-eow 81 Pask How, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

We don't wish to be partial, but Curtis
certainly have beautiful stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, and they are cheap. t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

IT'S said that Curtis have the prettiest
STYLES of prints in this city. If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

Mr.. W. S. PETERSON will deliver lect-
ture at the Congregational Church, this
Sunday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

MAsoNrc-Special communication Of Har-
din Lodge, No. %, on Monday evening.
at seven and half O clock. Work on Second
Degree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

NOR sAIE-Tbe very desirable Erik restdtn al
II grounds md Aud uceuiie< ty A. J kin
sna E+q stuai-d he rt-r Ut 18th and VI Eh is
Hou.- has or 1e rooms, with the modern impiovs-
uxat frame fsru-- tia v-rs ffsratl lrts at
tsft ed covered witt frait ani al Prize
s. 500 Title god or sale For fnr'ter s.'cul 10
enquire of n t. TIN On.
Nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

Ware obfuscated. The topsy turvy slight-of
hand ground and lofty tumbling performances
Of the RECONSTRUCTED" democratic prestidigi-
tateurs, place Herr Alexander completely in
the shade. We take up the Davenport Dem
ocrot. 1t has news of the keokuk election
1t says:
FromKeokuk we learn that the Union
ner Gave been active, and in spite of the de-
fectiou Of former friends. and the combined
Opposition Of all the Federal office holders Of
the city, have elected MAYOR, two out of
four councilmea, and given the President a
tangible evidence of what the masses think Of
his reconstruction policy"
sUnion men CANCELS and ministers of
grace defend u.s." What does the Democrat
mean? Vice Presidents Of the Chicago Con-
supporters of Pendleton and seces
sien-Lincoln traducers-Southern sympa.
thizeYs-these "Union men, for sooth
n B. We have it. The Democrat means
the supporters Of the Southern Confederate
Union. Unto what base uses has the word
"Unon' come at last. And how desperate
the Strengthened condition of the faithful,
when they so studiously ignore the name Of
Democracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

Bank PANIC II MO00e0teF,. New York.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 7.
The Bank panic 10 over. The run upon
Mr. Powers bank has ceased. He paid out
$4,000. He received $4,000 in currency
from New York this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

~ X SALE TN ! land RI t-eut 10 the
r. c4fy p4at a latter N the A II e al, Rstb lux
an ant horned To cell TIL. rop-rty 1T trett Tar
eeie, II nppied for Title good 70 81 En-
Gun Of II ltN-hfLh
sprl-d FEST Estate AZ Mt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

csived ID this House early on Monday and
he would state now in order that notice would
be given to members who are here through
ont the reports Of to-day's proceedings, that
Immediately after the morning hour on Mon
day, if the Presidents message would then
Be received shall ask to have tho veto
message Of the President taken up and after
its reading, l shall move the previous ques-
ton on the passage Of the bill notwithstan-
ding the objection Of the President, in order
to bring the House to immediate vote on the
bill.
Frink Of Ohio. l wish to ask the chair
man Of the judiciary Committee whether
some discussion on the question will not be
allowed.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa. have not any in
tention to allow any, if the Housewife second
the previous question. The bill has been
already discussed in the House very thor
oughly.
Mr.. Frink. But events have occurred since
which warrant at least some discussion of SO
important measure as that. ! trust the
House will allow some debate.
The Speaker. This is not the time to
settle the question. The gentlemen from
Iowa merely gives notice that he intends to
demand the previous question on the passage
Oh Ln0 @Dlil Oh mOnuay. viii DC iOK the
House then to second OF refuse doing so.
Mr.. Eldridge Of Wisconsin. 1t seems to me
that tie gentleman from Iowa, ought not
to msise on pushing discussion. The house
certainly has not been very industrious for
the last two or three weeks. Almost every
day it has adjourned earlier than it had been
in the habit Of doing, and certainly there is
nc. necessity for pushing matter Of this inn
portance through under the previous qnes-
ton. 1t is an absurdity that it should be
done. It has not been done in the Senate
Full discussion has been had there. To
push it through the House under the pre-
vious question would be . disgrace.
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I,OR SALE-so acres Of fine grape ans

l.OR SAlE-30 acres of fine grape and
Il o he. fruit Iaud; 10 n b.. b state 81 cui
v.ti nnd.r feuce it'll D. srnit trees OF vsr
oI- kin,s btsriug Price Ia per acre. Also
10 ser Joining the atpase lam. at o. the same
Improvements. bret tsn Re all nc Esd
b. ps ing a the y all psn-e. Prlee
10 and 49, Per a This land <ttBat h-
i5-nee OF Dt HC X. Don't n-- -eeon street.
H. kuk FOR particulars enquire Of
tnch24 III d. TEN EfCh-
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nor SALE-A two story brick residence,
with ei-fern a, cellar. Lotto ~ 100.
Situated lie southeast Of -e}enib Or 9
streets. Ptice 1900. For particulars ga Oh
meh2s IL n TEN-vYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

CHoLERA.-Easy in time. We have nc
startling announcements to make. We shall
indulge in no croaking. We don't believe in
superinducing disease and death by going of
before any likelihood of their coming into an
uncomfortable state of excitement and fear,
The public has pretty generally settled down
into the belief that cholera will visit this
country during this season. He ia not a
welcome visitor, but we may have to receive
him-wlll we, mill we. But as the season
advances there are hygienic rules that should
be observed every season and by all commu.
mites. It will be well for our citizens to OBJ.
serve some such directions as those made by
the health board in various cities. Whether
the Great Unwelcome comes or not, the SAM
tary condition of our city will be improved by
conforming to the counsels:
ISL Avoid any unnecessary collection Of
refuse vegetables or animal matter, as kitchen
garoase, y o1her rubbish, in your cellars,
yards, or about your premises,
I'd. Have your cellars, wards ollav. .nd
outhouses frequently whi,ewashaa and Laa,,
them clear BY daily sweeping.
Sd. Ashes and offal should he n,a..a =
separate vessels or boxes, as they will hara.
after be removed by the city promptly ana
regularly. a"u
4th. See that the drains and cesspoo,s ~
your premises are free from all DISTINCTIONS
and kept closely.
9th. DO not allow water to stand in your
cellars. See that it is removed at once, and
that there is athorough ventilation for pure
air to circulate within the same.
9Th. For your outhouses and drains Of
every kind, and for the purpose Of destroying
unpleasant or obnoxious odors, use odoriz
Ing and disinfecting agents.
One half pound chloride of lime, put into 4
common sauces, and this placed in your eel
lal, ana renewed once in ten days, will be
saMcien' 70 purifyit. The same quantity Of
TIM. article should be sprinkled about house
drains and yards once every four or fya daya.
PuaEsr AND s~ErrEsr Cor LIVE, On = n.
world manufactured from fresh ..,.,t.a I,v.. :.
the ssa coast This oil is characterized b. wet
ness and purity peculiar to alone. II. ren.,..;o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

FuaEsr AND s~EErEsr Con LrvEa o.. ID the
world ;nanafassared from fresh ,e,ect.d Liver, .,
the sea cosst This oil is characterized bv 49,
ness and purity peculiar to talon.. Il. r.n.,..;a.
10 20 great that II takes the lead Of other o;,.
il univsrsaiy prescribed By physician !. R.r,.,.
bsr 70 ask fur "HAsard CaswelI's Cod Liv., a., !,
cAswRLL, NACKA CO., New York.
Sole Naasfastur~a
jest revived aad for sals By Wilkinson, Bat.
- g. eb9SdAw,saa.vs6.As.sew
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For SALE-One of the most beautiful
and desirable trtvats resce noes IN this cr. oca-
til tie Sixth and Srgen streets. lot IS by
10 feet wi Improvement thai cost over efootuo
Lrie K yelling with OR u large ohts good
brick sisblt wood hous-, cit rl. and ctll4r
der the whole hons 10 with choice tui' trees
AID ms very desirable fehbortooi This ? oi,rty
will he sold at great bargain Eo iareuiN- sal On
mchls Iss-klCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

NOR SALE Lots 7 and 8 in Block
fs1. on the corner Of 18th and Palean streets vii
Be- .oId at . bargain. Enquire Of
maya HB.TRN.EYCK
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nSoR sALE-Lot. and 9, In block ~ on Fulton
street b-tween Eleventh and T"el'th streets Prtc
TIN "a K,okuk Price $3.50. Titles good or sale.
Ea,ra Of fjan7 II B. TEN EYoK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

nor SALE. Forty acres land within four
I miles or he0kuk - AIRS lsd-r 'eues ard
high stAte o ealtisatiua, bottom aEd-bt nee
timber WITH so stl calculated for Era-se- AID ct. a.
fruits the pa - is frame Ia, contaairV
fanr r, good ctstrrn pia riabf- and oihtr et
bndinss g.ther viii neall alt kInfs II heariug ts
ahrubbery, &C and IS iiuste the De ieiu.s .a..
iailro ID. Her. Is chance for a bngsin. Titf
good or no sale. Price 81, $40 snqnire Of
mch2 II. 3 TEN-EyCB
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

IGOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwellirf
Il House, nov occupied by Wilism yeneiii, With 81
rooms csstern, cellar, wood house, full lot wei
fenced With nut trees, Ac situated on High bttwee-
session LIST ofOctober inquire Of
jyla II n. TENR YCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

NOR SALE That very nice residence formerly occu-
pied ~ II. allyn, Blondeau str, It, between
Third and Fourth sire u. Price $500 caeh Also two
lots fraukln street OPP site the residence J.
E-t,s Price 81 600. Title &. oe sale Enquire Of
jan6 III B TFN.kN OK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

INOR SALE-Twenty feet eat sid II lot H. i
ii bloc loo. on thc nth side Mai, Ii. ar event
street. Price IL 600. iitie good -. enquire Of
febl Il kN-EiCk
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nor SALE-A one story frame dwelling
L hou--, cot iIins or rooms, arse ftaue arm,
eli. tern, ce~r, other I'M r0venI with II
sitnaied SINK BE- First ard Seond street
Price $1,000 as comm salons. Till eeot Enq Gte
n.ch1o II u TGN-blCk.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and

NSI RAM on Dwelling Houses Aito
- Hot-i "a Furniture faetti III the finn IN
Cbssp1ry Hartford. Hrae Insurance Camp ny.
Ne. L. ard other respontii II stock comI
year. rates giug orn ~ *
pr cent tire $i60 Tor the @ho Vi 9, -
other tcnsihle ~Cmpanv For rei8st lie
iifof- Insnran cal on the nnaer-is ned be
give bet. ind mnity thar he found ii 9TH
* eaty this section. ldRe.sI Ii b ~ S-E}Ck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

HrnR aAtE-Lor l. and so feet az lot in siot lee
situ.t-i on the Of seventh amt t,rlesrs II
Thee o,s covered with fu, eseryr EN- atd other
nta trees. tost III r vi due Etowth staa
trees the de- sslx. and large III HE bac
part the lot. aud re,li. thu hu dng lots
that part oil the city Price 81 800. Tile perfect
Qure janlul b, ES-ttGh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

EOR SALE.-840 acres of Land, 400 in
Gu tiv~tiop, 100 in tnb.r-n-ariy alt und.r '-nee-
with two-ttory Frame Dwelling eon-inrg ec 1t rooms;
good tern, three wells. and liv stte m OF water
through the place God orchard, ard frame Barn 70 y
6o ftt THIS arm IL snstcd i've mii's n. RIB Of the
ca Moines Valley Railroad, at Ron par III AN tnren
county lows and II one of be-t in that seq
ton Of the tate and will be sold tor $50 per sore hH
down, and the bs time with rer cent i nstr
On ~. n,.c. ~ II. TEN-ENCk
naroS Real Estate Ag mt, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

IGOR SALE-The brick cottage dwelling
Il hons se,upiet by - at1n with ll lot, iarle
frame tarr s,-oi hoa- ci-t-rn. lar aud riiuated
50 ne GLIB ho, a. skin street Ailth.
Price s. loo, Id in fes day Title nt sale.
inquire OF lm,hl0! II. TEA.ACk.
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EOK SALE-The House and Land now
Il occupied by Ghailts lvi on tht blum, tao milee
and q halt above Ke. Iuk-2o of Lar d. t5 rnd.r
high state cultivation well fenced Pine growth
OF nit small anc brick house.
tanning rooms good cellar. eastern ard houses
d. srab- country residet Possession the inst &c
toher Title perfect. Enquire Of
aug8 II TRk-EYCK.
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WIN ell lit toou,-, lot 10 l4o-tSo sisbies, o
Nod he'd, good sin soft erttr: stsett well
uay-d AID hr 1 SIDE ak sftnst.d on b MT ~ he
fw tenth nd Eleventh. streets. Title God no sale
pr 50 500 Enquire
febal II TFS-EyCR.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-28
COOKING AND PRRsERvINGIl
4 & 81 n ATRAWBER11I1c4 t as,f2 81

+ II, a =
70 The following recipes taken FROM 1tFol-
ler's g Strawberry. q Culturise' may bettof
service TO the ladies; land, iif9they,i have
not this book, or some similar one, they
will do wellto cut gout and save these di-
rections for references, 81 s5tioiiti i9..8nil i!
s1,aAwsrniI saoar- CAx1s Into three aptntst Of
-four rub, dry, two teaspoons. heapdhg full ocream-
tartar add half teacup Of butter, little salt
teaspoonful Of soda dissolved ID apiIt of water. Mix
quickly ard Thoroughly roll 70 an ieh Ia, tRlekkas,
ard bake twenty minutes 10 quick oyel.n II ~. &
s Take . quart Il strawberries and add cream and
sugar to mako sauce. For this purpose snal Sized
rather aead berries with spghtfy flavor ere pfetera-
bic = .t1..:tt.: aIns tt;iGs 9.
butter them and spread the strawberries between
Rat while warm 7ftt eff ti:ftt1Hi4f dit{ti
arRAwIKlRY DUnP1Ixas.-Yhec crust to be. made the
same = directed for shortcakes; roll half an inch
thick put abont gill Of strawberries for each dtmpe
ling. Bake steam o. 5boilIfor half hour.
JSfAw1EKly Pm -Lne 4your pie dish with, crust
made In the usual ma1ner; fir the dish with good
ripe Strawberries Of medium size; sprinkle % ttle
Aour and sugar In proportion to the acidity o tho
berries. Cover with = thin crust a2t4sei
e1..4yslasr pound 81 81 strswberr
take three quarters Of pound Of sugar. Tho straw
berries should Do mashed ina presetVihg kettle, and
~ sngar Thoroughly mixed With hhens, BOIL from
t.aty minutes e bali a heuE stirsing 99pst.ntly
,lpe strain And ~ each pint Of Juice add todxd 81
10 ksSt refined sus1r. Boil brsklJs lkimuang Hhsn
necessary, for ten or htteen minutes, OF until II will
Jelly which may b known BY dropping It IN little
cold water. II done, II win all to the bottom in
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