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The New York herald., 1870-02-14

On Saturday evening Edward r.. Young, boy
fifteen years Of age. had occasion to go into the
cellar OF his house, No. 443 Myrtle avenue for some
gasoline The barrel containing 1t only partially
full and ne had 10 lean over order TO dip II out.
In dong so he lost his balance and fell n and being
unable TO extrlcate himself was soon suIiocated.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
NEW YORK CITY.

Weather Reports-The Cold snap-Theta Delta
Chi Convention-The Cost Of the Police
Courts -Murderous Assault by q Thug"
on o Respectable Citizen-Street
Car Accident Smallpox -Po-
lice and Miscellaneous Items
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

On Saturday night German. named Jacob Krause,
who was lying Ill with the smallpox, escaped from
his residence 157 Eldrdge street. carrying with him
q hatcnet. The Tenth precinct police have been
unable to ind him.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

last Year 51%
Average for week last year. Neutrality-suspicious.. s2a4
Average for week TINS year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S43s
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

The receipts from Church revenue or ST. Peters
Roman Catholic church, Hicks street, Rev. Father
Frauslou, pastor during the past year was sl3 1ol
or this sum there remained n surplus or 81, 4,64 +,
which has been applied for the excellent schools at
tacncd IA ST. peIer,s.
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SHIPPIN NG M E w S.
Alu,annc for New Yorle-Tais Day.
Sun rises. ....... 6 Sc Moon sets. morn 5 "a
Sun sets. ....... 5 "a High water. morn OF
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL, 1870.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
O6ic-.
Sails Destination.
Stkonirr.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

The yearly expense for running the police courts
OF this city. including the justices, clerks, inter-
prefers ana oficers desaed at the Ave courts, Is
$22S 900. This does not include stationery and
.'incdenralsn which VIII bring 1t up to much
larger amount
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

18TH Brig John Burns wyman, Mayagncz, PRS c
Loud Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM The
"A Courts of different States. Legal everywhere Deser-
to, &c, sufficient cause. NO publicity. No charge in sd-
vance. Advice free.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, 70 Nassau street
(SATARRTf-THAT DISEASE WHICH DfSTREsSES Us
and dssusts friends instantly relieved and positively
cured by BRIGGS ALLEVhhiOR, agreeable and reliable,
sold everywhere 81 Ioe making two quarts for
samples, 20 cents DR.. BRIGGS, Newark N. j.
IJUMAN HAIR.-wfoLEsALE STOCK OF REAL
Ill Hair Switches retailing wholesale prces Chateains
Bra Chgnons, only SS, 25 Grand street, Lord
Il Tayor's, between Bowcry and Chrysie street
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUSTIC on
IL detention from for Structure Faula, PLEA
Diseases Of the Pelvic visccr Diseases and Delomss 81
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person
hENRY 4. DANIELs, y. y, IN IeSlngtsa eysssA
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

Louisa Murray, OF 2S2 Second street, on Satur-
day night was beaten BY her husband, James, and
turned into the streets. She was found yester-
day morning at tho foot of East Sixteenth
street attempting TO drown herself, taken before
justice scotG At Essex Market, and by him sent
home.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

the body OF an unknown man was found yester-
day the water foot OF East Twenty second street.
lie has brown hair mixed with gray, red goatee and
mustache, and Is dressed in black overcoat red
shirt striped pants wnlte cotton socks aud draw
er elastic CATERS about Ave feet ten inch es high
and about tlirty.i years OF age. The body Was
seat to The MorKue Tor ldentltcatlOn.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

Yesterday morning Mrs. Merkle, living at 45s
Tenth avenue. appeared at the Coroners oIlce with
note from DR.. Harris Of the Board Of Health. SET
ting forth that her husband, John Mcrke, had died
from the effects Of violence purp0sey inncted upon
AM From lnIorlaAIiQp received IRON the alllCtsd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
How THE WORLD WILL END. Pro fcs,

How THs WORLD WILL END. Pro fcss
or Ninchell, of the Aan Arbor Mich J
University, in lis la,e work entitled
Sketches Of Creation declares that the
world will come to an end by the absence
of heart rather than through surplus Of
that element Accordn, to the caicua~
tons upon which the professor has reared
his structure the earth is growing colder at
the rate one fourteenth Of degree in IS
centuries, and this loss of heat has caused
a shortening OF the ear.h's diameter during
that period of about 8 0 feet. From thl.
it appears that We are approaching frigidity
at the rate OF one lost degree Of tempers-
turc for every three hundred and fifty cen
turtles. To any one but geologist thi.
may seem an unlimited period but in fgur-
ing either the past or future this space of
time is as momen, in the geologic world
Assuming this is a basis it is no d fficuIt
matter to figure tie exac, time when all
ur-h will cease to exist. Scientific men
calculate tnac to diminish the ten reratugs
OF the earth ten degrees would be atal u
al animal life This would fix the iIms
Of conscIatiou at thirty fve hundred cen
turtles, or about A. D., 55l so. Under
the circumstances we do not think any per-
son viii live TO see himself contradictcd If
he advocates this peculiar theory.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

trofled by the sock holders, AID the stock,
which vii be taken ~ cities, counties, &c,
vii lie sufficient 10 control the reai7 and
cannot be sold OUT a. destroyed ritho'd tie
consent Of tie counties Here, then. zc,
with others huving stock ike u, will have
ali interest in keeping th- sock Of The
roads valuable, nnch more 50 than any
e;her road. yet in existence. Nov with
this control, what Nil the stock Of the
rnais be worth in he New York market tn
c1sh' From the New Ierk Hor1d Of the
Is. va clip tie following in reference to
the price Of stock in number Of roa is.ani
VIC ask the reader 20 give il : careful Pc
mn:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
TIE LrGAL TENDER Decision. De.

TIE LEGAL TENDER DECIsIoS. -Dss>
patches OF the "a inst, announce ,ha, the
supreme cnurt Of the United States has
determined to reopen the argument on the
legal tender case. This is certainly sim
guar proceeding, and known to be at var
lance with all precedent. When the de
c:sion was made the court consisted OF
eight members-Chase, Nelson, Clifford,
Field. Grier, Miller, Davis AMI Sw2rne.
Grier was absent and there was one vacancy,
Five Of these eight mountaineering
Grier- -concurred ia the decision rendered.
Another juGse-Sireng-has been appoint
cd to Griers place, and from former De
cision his views are known to De just the
opposite of those entertained by Grier.-
The vacancy is also filed By the appoint
mcnt Of Bradley, AMI j, is believed that
he xiso is opposed to the late decision.
Thus by appointments from tie president
the court has been Reconstructed, anu
probably vii! Be caused 10 revere it, own
Judgment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

Now, ia view OF the immense business
which the Lake Shore i Green Bay and
Western roads will do, We AK the reader
to fix hie own price upon the stock of these
roads and if he is candid, and knows
what country these roads run through, and
the business they must Go, he will put the
stock at 100 cants On the dollar! This
being the case, the roads will cost US moth
ing But let US for safety sell the stock
foi 30 cents on the dollar Then we have
Sl25,0pO to pay in 20 years, and IS, $50
year lnterest 10 pay of which the city Of
Mauitowoc and the villages Of the county
viii pay the frst gear more than one half;
or The neto County Board Of Supervisors
t0U not ia tier duty IN making the egu1li.-
alton! This leaves but four or FIVE thous-
and dollars for the farmers to pay. And
the torn Of .Schlespig alone ,ciU make more
than thts amount erery year ~ reason Of
the roads Jeing Juih!
And further, the roads them selves, will
have to lay their proportion Of the tax, in
accordance with their assessed value in
the towns through which they run. The
estimated value of the roads that will be
within our county, will not be far from
81 800, 600, nearly one third oc the present
assessed valuation Of our " hole county; aud
you must remember that but very short
potion Of the road will lie within the lin
its Of the city Of Mlni,owoc Consequent
ly, nearly the whole Of this amount will lie
spread ont through the towns of the county.
Then from the roads themselves will come
large per cent, not only of the Railroad
tax, bu. OF state, county, town, road and
school taxes
Farmers, he rot deceived in thi. mat
ter, and be not led to vote against your
own best interests, and the interests Of
Thousands more in the county.
We ask you to believe the statement.
that are made to you BY every business
man of this city These men you have
known for years, and we cannot believe
that, at this late day, You think that
they have all combined rHhom single
exception, to lie to you-to cheat you, or
rob you Of your farms Those men have
dealt with you FOR years, and they eS-
pcct to tor years 10 coma; and they dare
not ii they were mean enough to do Sc,
wrong you, or take money fron you to
build railroads unless they were sure you
would be satisfied with the hargainl OR
business men are not all sc7uH3rcLs They
are honest with you in advising you to vote
the aid asked for those 70 DIS Win you
10 il? Or, will you believe the lies and
busbears OF the enemies OF the roads, ia K
ed TO you by hired tongues or men vbo are
now getting rich by robbisg you, o. handed
TO you in the shape Of handbilIs gotten W
by the North Western Railroad Comp any
and stuck up all over the county.
Your work and votes on next Tuesday
will determine how wise you are in doing
that which will advance your prosperity
and wealth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

rs-Gen. Ame,, Of Name. has been ed,
m tied as senator from Mississippi. not
"sihs1andins the uafavor-ble report of
the republican judiciary committee. 10
securing hi. end Ames las shown COOL
diplomacy to say the least BIZ pledging
himself to the surpor, Of Grants San
Domingo job he secured the support Of
all who favor foreign annexation, while by
promising to marry Ben. Bidders daush
ter he gained the inAlcuc. Ct a.! who sd
Tocste domestic annszati0n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
Cuba


Havana, April |.
The TocH lie CuJu bitterly assaults Ler
.nndi. The ipreu.r defend, him a. pure
patriot. The Diarjo rapei, the idea that
he ever had connection with she plot for an
Independent government in Cuba
The rebss continue 10 surrender them
selves in the central department. Skir>
mi>hers are reported near Nueyi,as.
Gen. ArangiOs has issued = manifesto to
the people, declaring that the revolution
has no reason for existence to-day, and ad>
vising lis cogntrymen to lay down heir
arms.
Gen. Pueblo has hesn relieved Of hi.
command
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

NV Iork, April ..
District Attorney Garvin will call Nc,
Far!ands trial in the Court Of GensraI
Sessions on Monday. Nesyrs. John Ora
ham, Charles Spencer and Elbridse T.
Terry will apr ear for the defence. They
500 rstit jfrora have been summoned.
prove tie shooting, &e., among others,
Mes>rs Whiteia~ Reid. Samuel Sinc!nir
and John i Cleveland, Of the Tribme.
Daniel J. Freshman. Jnnius H. Browne,
Geo. II. King, David Watson, DIR. Dayers.
Mrs. Rlchard5ou-Nc srland and Police
Captain AIlairs have also been summoned
Rev. Henry Wari Beecher and DR..
Rockingham have received suhpeam from
the defence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
THE NEW INSANE ASYLUM to tn

THE NEW INSANE ASYLUM. As to the
advantages Of location for the new N.
zane Asylum on the banks OF the Ica
or. the Appleton Times says:
There are many advantageous and av,i1.-
bic places in this part Of tle State wbsre
such an institution m.S'lt ne located with a
view to the best interests Of the establishment
ana us inmates, o'.i me Of the very best Of
these is at kar6au.e. With a sprinr Of sateT,
salo 10 passes r.elicinal qualities and where
water cure Establishment IS already talked
O.; WIN :, sasant surroundings; fine scenery.
etc'i acc sable by rail and water: AMI on the
line Of the Improvement, We know Of no better
set in the whole State for the erection Of any
Institution Of public nature. We trust the
Commissioners VIII not DO their cause the in
justice to decide upon any OF .er poiRt-till
after they have visited kaukauna. and exam
ined its location sad inducements.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

bzz- MajoE>Gsacral Geo. II. Thomas
died in San Francisco on Moud-y evening,
2Sth ult. lie vas sragise OF Virginia
and 2tost IS years old. lie vas good
colder, more distinguished for his wisdom
and prudence than for hi. bri'aiaucy, and
had the faculty OF winning tho heart. Of
his command. I'll. splendid victory over
Hood At Nashville !, fresh n the minds Of
all. Ia maausr he va. modest and I'M
assuming. and accepted without seeking
the honors and emc.umeuts he so notify
won.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
Tho AvOllala Mines.

Scranton, Pa, April |.
TIE AvOndals mines viii be worked on
Monday, the frat time since the disaster in
September last. Thorough arrangements
for ventilation and safety to the miner.
have been nada
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

@ Las, Saturday morning the trial OF
Watson. Tor tn. murder OF Ms Hsaley,
va Chased, aad the jlry bron gAr IL yer
diet Of murder. in the FIRST degree The
sentence Of Watson has been pos ponei an
I'll next ~eek,ia order to give him = chance
to procure new tr.al. -itaci7c irgas, 3iSt
,i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

ssAA Washington dispatch says til. re-
ceip', from Internal revenue for last month
~ to the 2S.h, amounted to sll,690, SS8
Tia amount received from customs, Lub!ic
lands, &c, vas So 900 900 Tbs total in
come for the month will be about s25 600,
Dfll
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

F0TE FOR RAILROAD AiD.-From what
We cla learn from the voters Of the CITY.
the sentiment /. pretty generally in favor Of
voting the s5o. GOO a. sed IN aid Of the Vii.
wausee Il Green Bay Railroad COMPANY.
on III. CONDITIONS named IN the Election
Notice published in this paper We be
llev- this company design TO build this road
Immsiiaiely, as part Of the connecting
iInk between tbs North Pacific Railroad
and great eastern roads via Chicago, thu,
making SReboygan point on that great
national thoroushiare. At ans RI =, We
sEail have Us equivalent IN stock, ami net
give II a. donation, and at the same time
viii be receiving the direct beUsft of rail
communication .iT1 Milwaukee and Chic
ago and thence east. S0ut and west Let
rs vote the AID .ni sscure tbs Lake Shore
Road NaHitowoc and Green Bay pTopUsc
10 vo'e txo or three things the az yuat each.
- .&tsl~.se1a Ing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
Marina.

New York. April |.
Tbs steamers Bremen and Doaan, from
Europe, arrived TO day. The f0rmsr
brnusht 500 600 francs In snacle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

Il imPeach her in the name Of the great
whale Of the ocean, whose bones are torniasun-
der to enable her 10 keep straight. | mpeach
her in the name Of the peacock, whose strut
without his permission she his .te1ithfully
and without honor assumed. | impeach her
IN the name of the horses, whose tail 81. has
prevented from its use to the making of wavy
tressls 10 decorate the back IF the head and
neck iInpeach her n tho name Of the kan
CARGO, whose beautiful figure she, in taking
upon herself the Grecian bend, has brought
INC il.llTor AID t..rrpu,e"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
RAILROAD ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice : hereby given, that an election viii
DC held II each 81 gEe several towns, cities and
villages IN The county of Manitowoc on the
~ Dag o. April next. for the purpose Of de-
Gliding whether the county Of M4nItowoc viii
subscribe for six thousand shares tot twenty
I'VE dollars each Of the capital stock Of the
Appleton ana New Loadcn Railroad Company
10 BE- paid Tor in the manner and upon the
conditions named in the written request Of the
Freshtent oi said Company 10 ihe Board Of
Supervisors Of sid county, and now on file
IN tAe office Of the Clerk OF SAID Board OF SUI
Pcsylsoys, and OF which the following is copy:
srrrE-nN ANn InNnnNN
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
nAIiRlEn ELEGT.1m li1TEnE.

Notice : hereby given. that an election will
be held IN each ol the several TOW Is, cities and
villages II the county q y ,Ei;owec. on The
18th d. q April EezJ, fer the purpose Of de-
Gliding whether the county Of Nauitcvcc viii
subscribe fer one thousand shares Iof cuc hun
drcd dollars each OF the capi-aI stock Of the
Milwaukee, Ns!i;owoc aud Green Bay Esii-
road Company, to be paid fer in ghe manner
and upon the conditions named IN the written
request Of the President of s4II Company. 10
the Board q SUI erylsors u saii county. an
now Oh Il in the Office Of the Clerk Of s.ii
Board ot Supervisors, and Of which tie FL
lowing is 4 copy:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

An IMPEACHMENT "A Pennsylvania
Bachelor presen ts the following 'aiti les"
OF Impeachm, mt aga!n4t lovely woman;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
Ma LEOAD COMPANY,
NANIT0woC, March seth. 1870 \

To the B0"rl Of Supervisors of the County of
Nan.tosoc, IL the State OF Wisconsin
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07

Nun " -. VI IVN-
Secretary.
The forms Of the ballots to be used or cast
at said election shall be For the Milwaukee,
Nan;towoc and Green Bay Railroad Subscrip-
ton. or a gainst the Milwaukee. Manitowoc
and Green By Railroad Subscription" The
polls Of said election shall be opened and closed
at the same time they are opened and closed
for the election of county officers. and the same
persons who are by law required to act as in
spectors and clerks Of elections for county Of
hcers shall act As inspectors and clerks Of
this election. The ballots voted al this cleo
ton shall DO canvasscd and returned as the
ballots for county officers are canyassed and
returned.
Dated Mauitowoc, March so 1870
z. =. FUESSENICK,
Clerk Of the County Board Of Supervisors
PETER MULHOLLAND,
Sheriff Of Manitow0o Co.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
VILLAGE or MASIIoEoC.
April LIST. $40
In compliance with the foregoing Railroad
Election Notice. notice IS hereby given, that
the places for holding said elections in the
I IA.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-01
A wHALER's SOL LcQUY.

A Nantucket correspondent gives an
interesting illustration OF the gradual
progress Of opinion in this anecdote
ibout 4 shipmate who accompanied him
on one OF his early whaling voyagps:
Stiles was a simple hearted. tfanspa-
ielt young fellow, aud when we sailed
been paying attention for some time
t, a young lady. lie had reason to
tniuk. did not fully reciprocate his ar
dent feelings. At all events. the part
ing on her side WAS not so affective as
he could wish, and he was impressed j
with the helief that she on,y kept him
a. a stand-Dy, in default of better
otter.
- don't believe Stiles would say,
with n despond-nt shake of the head,
- DONE believe Anna Jones'll have
me, anyhow "
When we had been ont few month
aud met with fair siircess, Stiles tone
was modified. The idrn OF his mono.
logue changed to " Well, don't know
but What Ann Jones'll have me after
ALL"
With a thousand barrsls of oil under
matches. lie became still more hopeful.
"C.iance is pretty good TOR Arm
Jones, he would say, Pretty good
now"
At fifteen hundred barrels he had as
sanied II sell satisfied manner. and 80
liloqn.zed =" guess there's ne DAT ger
but what Ann Jones'H have me now"
At two Thousand barrels" A nm
Jones'! be glad enough to get me, now,
| know"
When we cut the last whale that was
to fiji the vessels hold anl squared
away for home, Stiles threw his hat in
the air with wild Indian veil of tri.
umph-" III be hanged II III haze Ann
Jones, anyhoc."
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-01
DON'T LEAN UPON OTHERS,

Half. at least. of the disappointed
men are men who are the victims of
il-grounded hopes aud expectations
are persons who have tried To lean upon
others INSTEAD OF relying UPON them-
selves, TINS leaning is poor Business.
It seldom pays. Energetic men (and
hey arr. the classes generally looked to
for au) do moi like 10 be leaned upon.
fyou are travelling in a car aud N
great bulky fellow lays his head against
your shoulder and goes TO sleep, you
same ii. business. The man who does
not at least attempt to :" hoe his own
row. ueed not expect any one to hoe it
for him. 1t Is nonsense tor any man To
pretend to the dignity of being unfor-
tuDate who has depended upon others
when lie might have clovsn way TO
fortune for himself.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-01
THE pETrEoTIoN OF Art.

There 10 on exhibition at Leipsin 4
speaking machine. inveatsd by Fah0r,
Shlc 10 q master piece OF art. 1t is
in imitation of all the parts Of tie hu-
man organs of speech executed in In
.lia-rubber and wood. A keyboard.
like thar OF u piano. played by young
lady. puts the parts in motion. while
by pedal aud bellows the required air
is sent through the wind p pc. The
keyboard has only fourteen keys, re-
presenting the sound OF II, o, II. /. Ell. r
W. {, $, b. <. d. sh; The other sounds of
the alphabet are produced by the same
movement, and the admission of more
or less air, The sounds of IN and b are
produced by closing the lips, II and
by pressing the tongue against the roof
of the mouth. etc. The French nasal
sounds are prodneed by separate con
trivanee. The laughing, says the Ger
man GcnAra. lnteliigencer, sounds
truly diabolical. and very comical il
the growing OF a rooster.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-01
4 FEW HINTS TO HousrxEEPEas.

Housekeepers should remember that
coffee whicl, Is spurctased already roas.-
ed should be kept IN a close tin chest
that tea, to preserve its flavor. should
also have tile air excluded that cakes
should likewise be kept in tin box
with tight fitting top, and they will
keep fresh three times as long AS II left
exposed. Bread preserved IN the same
way, never need be STALE, so much
dreaded by young persons with strong
digestive pewers. That cranberrles-
just now making their appearance. aud
rs fine as ! ever saw-will keep the
whole winter il placed in sweet yes-
sci with water in place where the
water will net freeze much. Good,
fresh rice has clear. bright look; old
rice il frequently infested With black
Insect which eats ihro and buri. S Itself
in the grain. In laying mp your steck
of lard tor the winter, choose that tor
the lopgeat keeping from hogs over one
year old that from Young hegs should
be used first, In nsking sour crout'
first scald out the eask, place y few
leaves III the bottom. thell layer of
tile cut cabbage. then stamp gently
until the Juice appears. then another
layer until the cask is tnll; each layer
should have as much fine salt ~ can be
grasped In the hand. When the cask
Is full another tapping OF cabbage
leaves, then place q beard, loosely fit
ting, upon the top. and on top of tina.
sions of sufficient weight to press it
down prope ly. Stand away IN the
cellar. Remember that in making sour
crout everything must he perfectly
clean and sweet, Just AS milt h SOFAS in
making bread and pies. Correspondence
Gef-mantorn Ieleqrarh.