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9ew advertisements.
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new star has appeared in the literary circles,
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Its Illustrations are all printed in beautiful oil col
oFS' from one to seven, at single impression. In
TINS feature alone the " ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD stands forth the foremost of the age
Aside from its magnificent Illustrations, however,
It's columns Vll TEEN weekly with Fiction, Solid
Prose, Charming Poetry and G1o,vin,- Rornanee II
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o iss-the support Of the farmer, merchant,
al ,lli anu lne education q the masses. Send for
Specimen COPIES Sold by all newsdealers. Sub
scripton $500 per annum. Address
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Cor. Park Place and College Place.
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CURE BY USING STEERS BITrERs.-Ihe con-
slant waste Of the energy Of our system, from be
inr over tasked both mentally and physically re-
ouires something to keep our faculties II tune
and our constitutions in a sound condition. so as
10 enable Us to meet the demands which are con,
SANITY being made upon US. This is provided
for in Speer's Standard Wine Bitters Inc
nse Of them for short time will convince the
most iucredulous. They are Speer's pure VINE
embittered by the best vegetable tonics known
Ia analytical Chemists, nothing more and moth
ing less.
Sold by Druggists
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A COUGH. COLD. OR SORE THRoAT

Requires immediate attention, and should be
checked. IfaliOwed 70 continue, Irritation of the
Lungs. permanent Throat Affection an lncura-
BILE Lang Disease is often the result. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES, having direct influence
to the parts give immediate relief.
For bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, C0nsumptive
and Throat Diseases, TrOchcs are used with always
good success Singers and Public Speakers will find
TrOches useful in clearing the voice when taken be-
fore Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion Of the vocal organs The
Troches are recommended and prescribed by Phyai-
clans, and have had TESTIMONIALS from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an article Of true
merit and having PROVED their efcacy by test %
many wears each wear finds them In new localities
in various parts Of the world, and the TrOches are
universally pronounced better than other articles.
n obtain only 81 Browns Bronchial TTochcs -
and 90 not take any Of the worthless limitations that
NAV he offered. Sold everywhere.
Ian 2-T-dEv4lno
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VT. CENTRAL & SULLIVAN r.. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Nry l., 1859.


TRANS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 6.55 A. NJ, l2.}1 and s.25
Mail Train leaves Oglensbur- at go p. m.
house's Point AZ lao a. and connects at Burling-
ton for Troy, White River Junction and Bellows
Falls with trains for Boston Worcester Springfield.
New YORK, and with trains on Passumpsic r. r.
Day Express leaves Montreal 40 -4O a. Ga St.
johns az I'D a. m, O-ienshurgh az I'D %. m, Rousos
Point 1850 am, for Troy and New Ors, and ar
rivln0 in Boston via Lowell at IO.31p. u
Night express leaves Ogdens1urgh ~ Z 90 D.. ri.,
Montreal at i31 p M, Rouse's Point at OBJ D. M,
ST. Johns at 545 p. m, arriving az Boston at $40
H. connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rail
road 'or Boston and Worcester and with Vermont
Valley Railroad for gielt &c, and arrivu in
New York at 1880 p. IN.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wEsT
Leave Burlington at f.I5 and 9l0 a. M. $50 and
6.21 p. m.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell SOFA. W..
for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal Hc., arrvIu 6
n Montreal at l2 p me-, O-1enshur-h at o. SO o. ul.
making close connection with tfail- i0r the West.
h1l IRAN leaVc- Boston via lowell 40 I.uN o. NE,
via Lawrence and F.-chhurg as a. m.. Surir-
ield at rs a. N, for Burlington and 81. Ali1Is.
Trains leaving Boston yIa Fitcdhur- 10 100 o. tu..
and Springfield at lisa IN, connect az White River
Junction with Day Express Train.
Accommodation II ain leaves Nor-hGeii at 1.f7 q.
N for Darlington, Rutland, ST. Adams, RnUse's
Night Express leaves Bellows Fa'ls1r ia.Ul p. r.,
eceiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. D..
leaving New York at IBIS p. No.. and from cheshire
White River Junction with train leaving Boston st
6.0d p. ~, for Burlington, i.oua1s Point iaatrcll
and G-iels hur-l. connecting With Steamers AMI
The Grand Trunk tralns iNr The West.
Sleeping cars arc attached On ..-a ,he u'-i- Ey-
1-e-s Trains running Between ST. Adams 9ni Boz
ROD. and Sc. Altal ans orr l-te-..
Tickets ale Information can be uH'a'neI ot IT. N.
Drgy, Passenger Agent. $50. Au---,u Hotel.
Burlington.
Through Ticket FIR Cif-e.. ana thc West ars-Ie
az tis principal stations q. MERRILL, SOP.
NfI.H
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IAcAN's MAGNOLIA BALu-Ih.s article IS the
True Secret of Beauty. 10 is what Fashionable La
dies, Actresses and Opera Singers use 20 produce
thai cultivated distmgue appearance SO much aA-
mirod 10 the Circles oi Fashion.
IL removes al uusig htlv Botches, Redness, trecS-
les, Tan >uuhurn and Effects of spring WINDS ana
gives TO the Complex 90 Blooming Purity oil trans
parent delcacy and power y. lady Wh1 va!uc- o
fine Comp cxiuu can 40 without the Nl-u0 iu Balm.
81 cents viii buy 10 of any respectable dealers.
Lyons Eathairon is very delightful ilalr pre--
Ing i0WiW
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CALIsAYA BARK.-It is said that Messrs.
Drake * Co., (proprietors of the PLANTATION
BTrfRs) are the largest importers Of Calisaya
Bark IN this country, and that, with the ezcep-
ton Of an occasional sale all they import Is used
IN the compromising of their celebrated PLANTA-
TON BITERs, to which they undoubtedly are
indebted for their wonderful health-restoriDg
properties As Tonic and Appetizer they are
not surpassed, and we cheerfully recommend
them. All frst-class Druggists keep them for
sale.
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Tie patents, Gctories and entire mauua.tur-
ing property Of the Howe Scale Company, have
been purchased by the Brandon Manufacturing
Company, an association Of wealthy and enter
r-isiu- men Of Brandon, III. They aro now
rapidly increasing their working force, and pur-
chasing large amounts Of material, intending
To- produce q very large number of these justly
ccle5mtal scales during tie present season.
Wc copy the above from the Rutland Herald.
81. q. Spraguc. Jr, is understood to be the mas
t.r srir-, of the reconstructed company. and #
800 absuiance of capital, tirclc-s energy, and a
good business capacity viii insure TO this 5usi-
NESS fhe high rank it deserves among the stand
ard manuhctures Of the country, the work is
morally certsin to be speedily accomplished
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During the afternoon n. Y. Central touched l7lt.
Advance in o. a VI. due to reported settlement Of
differences between Atlantic aud g. Western, and the
C.. u. ID roads.
Mining Sharcs-Dun. Gregory, 300; smith Parm-
lee. go.
LoxDoN. May l9.
L s 5-2l bonds at 7-. stock market firm
Erie lq!, Illinois Central al.
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OUT OF SORTS,-

Take DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in 1903.
March lQ-v4m
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Burlington Lumber Market.

REPORTED BIZ R0LFE, TYLER d co.
BURLINGTON, VI, May 18th, 1869.
Lumber is now arriving freely, and the dealers
are making up their assortmeutsi prices remain
unchanged although # the present risa 10 gold is
su tanned they viii have to advance. We quote as
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An internal as well as external remedy; taken in
rerullJ, it Is muster Pain Killer, Pain Cu-or Pain
Reliever, or Pain Annhilator. Reader do not sleep
Ga you get bottle for tr.8l. read full directions,
e-ua.-tI. o. for tf,sa Din nm, o. coli
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Special Dotjtes.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.

Ladies, over gray hair, why
Should there be HUE and CRY,
CRISTADOROS DYE. YOU know
viii BLACK or BROWN bestow.
Use then, this uneqUaled Dye,
Have the HUE without the CRY.
CBISrAD0RO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
CristadOro guarantees that bis Hair Preservative
shall succeed when every other preparation has
failed iu keeping clean the hair. thickening it,
CLOSING H. preserving rs color, iuclining IL 10 curl
and restoring il % health and vigor which are the
clements Of its be auty.
Sold hy Druggists and applied by all Hair Dress
ers Mlnuiactory No. 6s MAIDEN Lane. Principal
Depot No. Aston House
May l.-d0wlm
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The secret q our low prices is this.-We have a
very large Cash Capital, and have buyers in all the
principal cities % this country and in Europe who
b9rehase FOR CASH, DIRECT FROM THE MAN
lFACIU bEhS, all the goods used by Us. thus saw
nS the consumer the profits made by the Importer
or Commission Merchant the Wholesale ana Retail
Dg gAleI' edlh OF whom demand a larger profit than
Ilheh ~ US. We can give WORE GOODS for One
!'o4A nam lhi Retail Merchant for twice or three
lnes tnat sum. Our Goods are described on printed
checks. which will be sent in Clubs for Ten Cent
each, 20 Iay postage printing &c
II the article named on the Check q, not ,vartel
You can exchange from list comprising Three HIM
f''a ant Viy usghi articles, among which are
Ladies' silk Parasols, Ladies Fine White Tucked
skirts, Silver Plated Five Bottled Clsfl-s a1J -.
large variety Of useful articles not one Of which can
be- bought in any other way ior nearly double no
money.
Reference will be given, required from the most
reliable Wholesale Merchants o. Boston and No.
York, as 70 our standing and the strictly honorable
character Of our business.
- We want Agents in every town 20 whom the
following Commissions viii be paid
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WHY WILL YOU DlE.-CONKLIN's
w PASTILES cures Consumption, Bronchitis
Hoarseuess, Asthma, Coughs, olds, Catarrh Group,
Sore Throat, Dsagreeable Breath, Tightness Of The
Chest, Difficulty Of Breathing, &C. Public Speaker
and Singers will find them unrivalled for clearing
the voice. Price . cts. per box.
For sale by Druggists IN Burlington.
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Owe DOEE.ER E.ICET.

OF DRY GOODS, LINENS, PARASOLS, ALBUMS.
Hosiery, Silver Plated Ware, Jewelry, Cutlery
French and German Fancy Goods, Of every descrip-
ton, you can purchase any thing in their immense
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We have been presented with pebble picked
m IN the south channel Of the Long Sault rapids
in the month Of February. At that tine the Ice
blocked the entrance to the south channel so
perfectly a. to throw the water into the north
channel ana permit persons TO walk upon ine
river bed, where loaded vessels now run IN safe
~ Such thing has not occurred before ID
the memory Of the " Oldest inhabitant " - o.
deqs5Hg Journal.
The Long Sault is one of the most fearful OF
the many fearful rapids of the St Lawrence the
descent being q feet in about eight miles.
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HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS
PREPARED AND PUT UP BY
FL e. .E'Es Z - o..

wholesale Dealers III
Drugs, Proprietary Medicines & Petumery,
Leayenworth Block, College Street,
RU ELLINGTON, VERMONT.
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New York has followed Maine, Massachusetts,,
and Vermont, in permitting alleged criminals on
trial to testify in their own behalf The New
York law is substantially the same as ours, de-
claring that the accused shall &" at his own re-
quest, but not otherwise, be deemed a competent
witness, but the neglect or refusal of any such
person to testify shall not create any presump-
ton against him.
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Railroads.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday May 18th trains over the
Rutland and Vermont Valley Railroads will leave
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best in
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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N y II y = y y"
THE SEXES HERE AND HEREAFTER, ~
W. II Holeombe.
WARWICK. a Novel, by Walworth.
THE GATES WIDE OPEN, by Geo. Wood
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO, a Narrative Of
Travel with studies Of Man and Nature, by
Alfred Russell Wallace.
THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK and National
Register for 1859.
GOOD MEASURE, a Story for Boys.
WOMEN IN PRISON. by Caroline II. Woods.
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS, by an old Boy.
No SECTS IN HEAVEN and other Poems, ~
Mrs E. II. ]. Cleaveland.
EVENINGS AT HOME in Words Of one Syllable.
by Uncle John.
THE WHITE ROSE, Novel by G. ]. ". Mel
vile.
May 18th, ls69-f-d2t.
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ssooo> sALARr. Allres. {. $. PIANO Co


TUE AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Price So. The pl,-r cuea pest aud He>t Knitting
Machine ere- invented. VIII ku.t ZIUui So 'cLas
utr minute. Literal iraucailCl-. o. AGENTS Al
dress ANf E'CAN KNITTING MACHINE co.
BOSTON. Mass, or s.. Louis. Sc fs
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a large handsome octave, beautifully Illustrated
With steel engravings, selling with astonishing IA
p.tity, and giving universal satisfaction. Exclusive
territory AMI large commissions given. liberal
salarc, paid % experienced efficient caEya-sers.--
send for descriptive circulars giving full RMS
uon to A 5. HALE & CO., Puhlshers,
NJ Hartford, c..
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I,EEAI NItILrI QH.e. >a.os Profit. a.ol -u
II peg cent? N-.ia- Ten -.-.ll E.-l-. -l The
90 c--arr. Southern. and New England States. send
u.a..-----. b ---Hrr-. pa. mays. -dIsiW
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Rev. II. Herrick has resigned his charge at
Noloott, and expects soon to remove 10 Felch
vile, Vt.
The installation of Rev A. c. Childs, over the
Congregational church at West Charleston, will
take place on Wednesday, the 10Th inst Rev.
j. H. Woodward will preach the discourse.
Rev. James t Hyde, of Ansonia, Conn,
formerly of Middlebury, Vt closes his labors
in that place in July.
The Congregational Society at Weathersfell
Centre, who have been without pastor since
the death Of the Rev. Mr.. Spauldng, have
settled the Rev. Mr.. Baldwin and bought the
home Of Mrs. Porter to repair up for plrson-
age,
The General Convention Of Congregational
ministers and churches Of Vermont Is to meet
Tuesday, June 18th, At Brandon, according to
the minutes.
In accordance with his purpose announced
some time ago, Rev. L c. Cummings, Of North
Congregational Church, St Johns5ury, resigned
his ptstorate on Monday last week and a council
was called to act il the case on wednesday Of
this week
Prof Weber, of Nliddlebury Colleges te sup
ply the Congregational church in Salisbury this
summer.
EPISCOPAL
Rev. d. C Roberts, late of Montpelier, enters
upon his duties as rector Of ST. Johns Church.
Lowell, Mass, on next sabbath
The Massachusetts, Episcopal Convention met
May 9Th and 9TH. The bishop reported 81 con-
hrnati0ns and deacons and priests ordaiuei
during the year. The convention endorsed the
voluntary basis Of missionary operations, in
,'eld Of making contributions a church re-
4uirement.
METHODIST
Religious meetings, under the auspices oI the
ladies Of the NJ. F. Church, have recently been
held on the Western Reserve, ST. Al54us, and
have been attended with much good.
In Cincinnati there are 4 German and % I'm
g'sh VI. F. churches. For local church inn
proyements and Ia centenary offerings, the En-
g'ish churches have lately contributed about
-"j0,O1
Ex-Governor Henry Wise has written letter
in which bee advocates the Reunion Of the Meth
cdi.t Episcopal CHURCHES North and south
Fli.r Hcman Baurs, @ veteran Of Connect
cut anil Nev York Netho-sm, has lately been
rI.eaI .r the -uuerauuultel list. at his owu re-
.us-r. lie uas built some forty or fifty churches
20 Connecticut. and twenty Harsonage,. though
lcueger lived in one.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
"a. annual meeting oftbe Central Association
ut Jairss-al lists VIII le held al Stowe, june lst
and a.
Itisrcportei That Rev. Olympia Brown. has
book u,.Ily ready for the press
The Criver-llist Society of Arlington. Mass,
A.- a--rarlh--ej q new organ, alta eos, of So
r.rf--. g. r.-1---.. %.
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9ru advertisements.


You cannot afford TO pay three or four profits On a,
ticles Unnecessary use, when by sending CLUB 10
PARKER s CO.'S
GREAT ONE DOTIAp CNTu
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS.

We have enlarged our Exchange List with yarie-
ties Of Ladies Skirts, Bed spreads, summer "Oo''
our house being the Headquarters Of the Dollar
Trade we will give our patrons the same bargains
bv mail AZ thew ara able 70 obtain at our famous
s. Joachim Dollar Store, Ii3 Washington Street.
Catalogue Of goods and samples sent 20 any address,
free. send Money by Rsgisterea Letter.
j. s. HALVES * co..
i2s & 100 Federal St., Boston, Mass.
May iq-td&viw,
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AGENTS no: AGENTS: no:


A GENTS. MALE AND FEMALE. WILL FIND
n il for thcir best interests To- engage with the
new ho.E vrrittan by
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WOOD.
n CORDS DRY WOOD, for sale by
oil J. s. PEIRCE & SON
Feb 23-.d&W1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-04

ing her Father good pleasure to csii her
away. Her greatest delight was to 20 Of
ten to that silent dwelling place Of the
loved and the lost to plant fragrant f5w-
ers over the sacred mounds. aud to 81. on
the green sod and hold communion with
her dead dead, only gone before.
Gradually she became weaker, and VIC
saw the worn out form sinking-sinkinc
too, into the silent grave. Ami We did
not grieve. for we knew that it was well.
But | have not told you Of the chin
neys, why or how they alone remain
1t seems incomprehcnsible and nass'"t-
strange, yet this is also .-e'e1tis.a ae-
zoeei mother and loving wife lived TO
see her every dear one torn from her,
tho home to be deserted, and lastly to see
it destroyed by FIRE. Aceidently il caught,
aud from our quiet homo We watched the
curling fame as it crept around the wealth
er-beaten roof and licked the time-staintd
stone we almost heard the cracking tim
bcrs and held cur breath IN awe. 1t
seemed ike another friend passing IRON
our view, and when even this was over
she said, . it too is well / cJuli not
bear to see another occupy our valley
home " And SO they stand, the four
tall white chimaeys. keeping watch and
gulrd over The monuments Of the past
ruins of the Old Homestead
I.
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NO. IS

i TixEtr RKcKrrr.-Csry O.Lx,us ce
the Brooklyn Eagle. gives rsceir.
which viii prove of use during heh.
/ days
| The most authentic receipt for mskips
/ the genuine English plum padding as /:
s~as made by the aborisinss when julius
Csssr lssded In Brittan, aud added r.
man Punch to their bill Of fare !.
that there should be a pound of every
thing.
| Go 10 grocery and tell him 10 mt e,
store
N1hsn buy pound oFsme.. . So.., -
eggs. several quarts Of milk. sosas CRACKERS
aud gallon of brady.
! Unpsck your groceries aud mix r...s
the brandy TO see if it is good,
| 1t Will be just IS we'll to erssa n.
nutmsgs, 1t takes too long 10 cosk ,beu
whole.
Then break y0ur eggs ard ssi.s,s tAers
| in basin.
Try the brandy.
! Then add the milk Tast i 1, IN.
eggs--don't put the brandy in rat ~
you nss taste It to ses how it is getting
slong
Chop the su.t and carefully dis.,n;.
nale 1t among the miscellaneous croos..
les.
If the brandy is the bes. imported trv.n,.
tie OF 1t. if the favor is al right, proesex
with the pudding
Pour the milk aud eggs into che s.o-
ceries' or the groceries inso shs eggs and
mix whichever is most convenient ana
sigerousl J asitase the whole.
Ii you hsvs loose spices, orange ps.l.
nutmegs. lemon or two, sons sp,rs m.
saF. an onion. scrap of ginger. or sur.
other highly favored condiuen. abou, ,ks
house put it in, the greater variety ofm..
terlals the better tho pudding.
don't believe the story OF the Fssnes
cook vic made plsiu pudding out Of
quart Of dried apples, pair ot boot tons
and bottle Of Spaldipg's glue.
bs careful OF the brandy. and bs.
fore you Pat nay in the pudding ,as.s
Then tr7 it With little milk and "a.
gar.
When the psddins is made tie n.1s
thing is to cook it.
Boiling is usually prefe rrsi.
The plum pudding had better b. tad
up ID towel. before it is pu. into thu
water, to keep it from scattering.
A plum pudding wants much hoilicc
n fact you can't boil it too mnch. and n.
best plan is to boil four or Eve hours aftc~
it is done, to make suro
The pudding should be msde sbeut a
week before Christmas and boiled sir
hours day till Christmas then boil i.
all night SO as to have it ready for din
ner.
SarTe up the pudding tho last sh,ag
Owing to its specific gravity it settles tho
rest OF your dipncr
Aad you too.
Try the brandy
Hit is all right put s,ms ia tbs
SAUCE
Also, take lit.!e BY itself, unless Won
are total abstainer, in which oasc nut j.
all IN the sauce 80 as no. to 20 back q.
Jour principles
1t is good thing to have a clear con.
science after eating plum pudding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-04

How TO Cook A BEEFsrE "A beef.
stoak ought always to be broiled, to bs
he Incest f; but the following method Of
cooking Is recommended BY a lady vri-
ter on the subject, which even those who
are accustomed to frying may be willing
to try:
The frying pan being wiped very dry,
place It upon the stove, and let it becom.
not-very hot, In the meantime mac
gle the steak--if it chance to be sirIoir
so much the better-pepper and sal. il,
lay it in the hot dry pan, which ias.au.lY =
cover as tight as possible Waen tbs
raw flesh touche. the heated pan, oe
course It seethcs and adheres to it, but in
few seconds it becomes looseaeI ana
juicy. Every half minute turn tho steak.
but De very careful to keep t as much s7
possible under cover When near! ? done
lag small piece of butter upon it, and if
you want much gravy add tablespoonful
Of good strong coffee.
In three minutes from the tiua tho
steak goes into the pan il is ready for the
table. This method Of cooking m ,kes
she most delicious, delicstely broiled steak,
full Of juice, yet retaining the health ,
beefy favor, that any John Bull could
require. Tbs same method may be ap-
piled to mutton chops, oaly they require
little longer cooking to prevent tnem
being rare. An excellent gravy may b.
made for them By adding little cream.
shici,ened with a pinch offour, into which
when of the FIRE and partly cool stir III .
yo.E Of n egg, rell aeaten.
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