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earnings, with q psalm Heine paradiss
at Put-in-Bay and Cd - palace Al
Chiffon Hills. these nab "a with their
sanity and sordid surrorl - succeed ,
ed BY agencies Of thoroul 1Iehonextv in
disposipg Of sS5. .00o, coo y their psner
securities. half of them to - intere.t on
the other half. What is sfr security :
They have built 400 or 81 Niles Of rail.
road altogether; they hai Hoasht some
rolling stock. tools, &C.. nountine. all
told. (aeeording to Poor nizsUud Mrn-
uaf, } to the cost value Of 90. .374 %
Besides this they have - (that 4,
are entitled. under the fS1Acir
swindling charter. to Ian (xnul6 =,
10000. 600 acres Of thcir " scbtfdy!Z
Reckoning the land at - = Ispmcut price.
tqaite rs Ssuch a. cosld be u q. L rn-
der the hammer) and all other assets at
cost price. aud it appears that the assets
of this confidence concern amount to S2S,-
Oo4, ,3I4.22. against an Indebtedness Of
some SS5. 200. 900! And of available
assets not one dollar.
Such are the utterly rotten character
and worthless foundation Of this Northern
Pacific confidence swindle, whose timely
explosion has exhibited to the country in
all its lurid ghas,liness the volcano Of cor
ruption, fraud and chicanery on which
rests that false appearance ofthinss which
monopolists and swindlers call .the pros
perity Of the country, but which the men
who really make all the prosperity that
any country can enjoy are discovering is
not prosperity, but robbery by confidence
games of which they are the victims. If
their indignant uprising against this mon.
strous mode of plumber; if their vigorous
and angry protests against the sanity. and
sordid confidence rogucs that have so
long been saking their earnings under false
pretences and without the least return for
value received; if their earnest efforts to
get rid of the dishonest element in our
political and fiscal systems; ifthc farmers
movement which certainly comprebends
these meanings, has been instrumental in
rreciritatng the inevitable crash, then let
every element of honesty in the land sing
ioudest r;eans Of praise to the farmers
movement for the good it has alrcady done
and the greater good which it is destined
to accomplish in purging the body polite.
political. financial or commercial, Of its
dishonest elements. .'-Fron, Me Chicoqo
Times, Sept. %.
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TIE SWORD AND THE PES-Thc sword
Of the warrior was taken down fer the
purpose of being polished. 1t bad not
been long ont of use The rust was rub
lid of, but there were spots that would
not gc-they were Of blood The sword
was placed on the table ncar the pen OF
the warriors secretary. The pen took
advantage Of the frs, breath Of wind tn
move little further of. Thou art right.
said the sword. II am a bad ncishbor /"
II fear thee not" replied the pen. "I
am mere powerful than thou art; but I
love not thy society" Il ex,ermina,e." p"
said the sword. land I perpctra,c. !"
answered The pen; "where arc thy Victories
IL recorded them not? Even where thou
,hyself shalt one day be-iu tie lake Of
oblivion"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

TorauxxiSo CRupREs Some children
are bora With iron constitutions appar-
ently. or were in our grand-fa,hers' day
knocking about aud deprivations Of ono
kind or another. Yoa may think thsy
turned out we'll enough in spite Of il. hus
| don't. I think .hat many Of thesS
foreparcnts Of remarkable mer,idn came
out Of the hard mill ia which they vefs
ground pitiful.y ssnnted and dsformed in
more ways than one, aud that. too. IN
spite Of their ison eoastitutions--ccustit1s
tions so used up by their hard carly lilo
that they could not bequeath one-half their
own native vigor to the sous and daugh-
ters born Of thc,a.
Yet We believe in tcushcnlng children.
and perfect tenderness and unceasing caro-.
Teach children to wait upon themselves.
and to take pleasure in helping others, -
Encourage them to bear necessary pain
with as little fuss as possible. Give them
good tools, and show au interest in their
use Of them. Show them how TO work as
you d.; bu, require very little n. FIRST. LETT
ting them make things for friends. or do
their tasks to help those they love. Until
they learn 10 feel an ambition about doing
their work fas, aud thoroughly. Expect
them to keep their engagements, and not
allow them TO back out Of an undertaking
As soon as the fush Of novelty wears cff.
Therefore let them not attempt too much
unless to cure habi; Of Dragging
Give them long, warm nisht-cloihes. and
bedding enough Ooo much will induce
to keep them warm in any
position; aud let them sleep iu cool. ven.
tia.ed rooms. and give them all the ns.u-
raj sleep they can take
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All communications for puhicaiion mus. be
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s-Thc Chattanooga Times gives 8
narrative emboiying the following: There
was something of a delicate and priva.s
nature going forward stou, the houss
visible to the commoaest observer. But
love and its devosees are p:oSerbiaiiy
blind. So he stayed and stayed until
late iu the evening. when one Of our
prominent; physicians stepped from An
other room into the parlur where the yon'h
and elder daughter of the house wsre bill
ling and cooling. and bluE,ed out Well
young man. j: you're done courting you
can bave turn at nursing to ge, your
hand in. There's another rcry youns
girl iu ,he mex; roo.s.'
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Er 4 hit at the Virginia Icgi.l,.n,

Hy A hit at the Virginia Legislature
Of last winter is circulating in Richmond
II appears that party, who had his own
reasons for making the inquiry. approach
ed Pennsylvania railroad man. aud asked
him fatty whether his company intended
to spend any more money in Richmond
No, sir. no; emphatically nor was the
excited reply. why nOtr I'll tell you
why, sir. The members of the Peunsyl-
vania Legislature are gentlemen, sir-per-
feet gentlemen. You dou't have to bribe
them hu, once; bot (bringing his fss in
virtuous indignation down upon the table }
these scoundrels in Virginia have no more
conscience than hog, and you never
kaow when you are done payia; them
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Trespass Notice.

4 IL persons are hereby forewarned, from
~ ard aftcr the date If this notice asains,
;rcSpassing with dog or gun or in any other
manner upon my lands CT any part thereof, To-
Gated in Charlotte Hall district, known as
Part Horse RIHye, Part Sat!oroas H.iHs
Against all parties hereafter found ,respassin-
upon the property named above the law will be
rigidly enforced. without regard 10 persons
Oct l6, lSsS-Sw. HURATlO CANTER
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PRICE $500.
J StMNrS FHNwrrV

Agent Tof 81 Mary 5 and Calvert counties
;rs-To satisfy the doubling, will allow any
person convenitpi TO my rlacr OF business. leon.
ardIo~n, to make experiments cG the w asher
aud rviarn II, j! they should lie disappointed
With i, after trial wilhou, risk or COS, TO then
selves. JSr.
Aug ?s, is73-sm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23
Trcspass Notice.

1 I'll. persons are hereby forevarned from
~ and after ,he date of this notice, agaus,
trespassing with dog or gun or In any other
manner upon my lands or any part thereof, To-
Gated in Charlotte Hall district, known as
TrEenuns Lor:s, Encics, IidiiioR, Par. Hope
Port Burroughs Gin.
Against all parties hereafter found trcsrassin. !.
upon she property above named the law will be
rigij'y cn'orcod.
Oct IL, lSI3-Gw. ISAIAH CANTER.
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Boarding and Day School.

1896 Z" - 81, crPosi's Frasi!i. Park, Veal
iRytes, ID. C..
TIIiS seaooi viii reopen MONDAY, Sept
i the s;h. Rare facilities afforded for thor
ough instruction In English branches. Masig
aud Languages. For particulars, address
Miss N HANOVER.
July 81, ls5S-Sms PTincilsi.
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ME. going up stairs two steps At time.
L ain, neither. Can't he stop piaguins
me 'Comc. John. let your sister alone.
Tha, all the sympathy boy gets.
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Dental Notice.

I respectfully offer nv serviccs $3.50
L TO these who may desire them. lffss -
Al operations performed upon the IrY1p
teeth known 20 the profession Q: pentistry.--
Persons desiring my services AZ their homes viii
NEE, with prompt attention by dropping .se 4
note at LeOuardiown. Teeth inserted in auy
manner desired, and at reasonable prices OF
Hce and residence in Leonardtown, 50. Mary.
county, Nd. Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDMCNpS.
Dec II, lSTi-us
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FOR RENT.

TO responsible tenap', good farm
of eco ncrcs mostly arabic. lying upon
Cuckold's Creek & adjoining Hal:-Ponc
very hear Bonds Wharf.
FC NEAIE,
- Commerce St, Baltimore.
Oc: 9th, lS13-3,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23
a cnp TO bring,
Ofb!esscd water from the spring,
To sake his raging thirst.

And now, how inexplicable is the change
fron that TO the present extreme! Ice
has become necessity. Cold water has
lost all its terror. Ice cream is luxury,
administered in the sick chamber harm
less tonic-and Death from drinking cold
water is no more to be found in our bills
of mortality.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

Educate men without religion and you
but make them clever devils. ls.-Dnke Of
HsiiaytoH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

SUPERSTITION ABOUT TcE WATER Anon q
the various new scenes aud changes through
which society has passed during the pres
ent century, there remains unexplained a
mystery in the uses to which ice is now
applied. contrasted with the alarm it ex-
cited during the heated months of former
years. Humane Societies were organ
ICED in our large towns to caution the un-
wary in the summer season to be aware OF
drinking cold water when flushed with
heat. Placards were posted on the street
pumps. in large. startling type, DO not
Drink UhtlSt You are Warm Or, il
this advice was unheeded, then followed
series Of precautionary directions to
avoid incurring the apprehcnded consc-
qucnces; but il sudden illness should en-
sue. then the placard directed how to treat
the patient in the absence of physician.
Death from drinking cold water during
the heated term, formed an item in the
bills Of mortality. Ice cream was consii-
cred hazardous. Discreet persons refrain
cd from it. Parents demonstrated against
permitting it to be sold to children by itiu.
Grant vendGrs who had commenced its sale
by carrying i, around town. The danger
of drinking cold water in hot weather was
so much arprcheuded that to the sick its
use to al'ay thirs, was no. permitted even
IN fevers. unless the temperature was re-
duced. The fever-parched patient Of tha,
day might in vain inplore his attendant
cup TO bring,
0f I'a--cJ g. l..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

'Elli.EE will lc ihr.c days racing, fec fer
Il any horse in the county no, in profession
nj trimming. ~ hN LiIH Store ii the Factory
District on yussday, the .ls', Urfnssday, tie
22s.d and ThursdaT, the 2Grd q OctoJer, in
slant.
Get 9th, lS.3-;is
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

;. mar. John Bright, in public letter. whir,r
faihs aac great attention abroad, says !:
nave OFTEN explained what is Intended
~ the term free land. IL means the
sh ooi Ii,n; or the law of primogeniture and
the limitation Of the system Of entails and
s es zen so that fife interests may be
.Ur .uo most part, get rid OF, and real
o o, substituted for them. It means
saT tnat 1t 1t shall be as easy to buy or
i lea, la nc as to buy OF sell ship, or. at
many or in all of the States of the A.sr;.
c can unlon. It means that no legal en-.
e con shall be given to great estates
aua great farms, and that the natural
h.r es Oh accpm ulation and dispersion shall,
a. nave ire, Iree play, as they have with regard
shlpe' and shares, and machinery.
soo shs. trade, and money It means
paid for his work, UNNECESSARY wo, w . Is
nos oe made for him, involving an enor.
nous TAX on all transactions in Connection
houses" vi 'ahos ana
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Wanted to be Heard From.

II anPbody has ever used tho thorough and sjenthc
course OF treatment recommended by the proprietor
DE- sage Catarrh Remedy for the of Catsrr and
has net been perfectly cured the proprietor DR. L. "
ieree would Ike to hear from that person and ~ al
aresslrG hn at the worlds Dispensary, BRalO II. Y.
such person. there be will hear Of omethins
ns or her advantage as the Doctor 10
ouers SoVO reward for Of CataTrh which he
not cure and perfectly able to it If he falls in
snRe case, nS any one may ascertain enquiry.
The tho3ough course of treatment referred to and re
commended by DR.. Pierce consists In tho use Of Dr.
Sages CaearTh Remedy with DR. PIercea Nasal Doucho
Tnch Is the ony means by which the huld be
red nigh M a1d applied to ali parts of the
S9goa and the chanb connected thorewith in which
niee exist and from which the discharge Proceeds
aIditon to this thorough application Of Remedy
y Th no shoIid always DO used warm, Dr. PieToe's
Holuen Medical Discovery should be tAlssR earnestly
~ constitutional treatuent, without which cGses
IN De cared as the disease Is always constitutional
Ano musS be treated accordingly This tTcatmcnL
no unpleasant features about IT, and tho advan-
OF mover driving the disease to the lungs there
Or poisonous GoIutiona
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28
T AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING.
3Sj ;-..-.--- .Dryades Street. 3s1
Bot. ThAfia and Eratn onnnsi te Iofr..aa. VI

"OI =; -.Ory0ueS Street. ---.... 33l
bot. thAfa and Erato, opposite Jefferson School
curing the past summer visited the principal
III o. Enrope nave secured all the latest novel
tes In my l1nc and am better prepared than ever
70 supply my customers and the public in general with
nnaDiES HAZE BRA1DS, guaranteed real HEN N
t aAihi SW!TCHES CURLS OF my own manufacture
ro me pghtest TO the darkest shades; HUMAN HAIR
MOoDS. OF every description; Silk Hair Meta Tancn
FsneS Aetoies Fancy and jet Braceets Perfumery
Hair Dressing Combs Brushes, Toilet Soaps PowSer
eIc. HAIR ork OF All kinds made and repaired Coun
Try and city orders promptly attended to ~
Attached to my store have q HAIR DRESSING
and hAlF CUTTING SALOON. where Experienced
and Children. ~ Ps AAaise
Eh9nsh, German and French spoken. noe3 73ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

J S".ion never to be separated from thea M,
ar a.. Iames also, we beseach Thee. by Tbx 80
o aos bounty, be written in the BOOK Of !. ~,
Tn m aIay we ever be victims consecrated to
ny pure love. and entirely penetrated H;, o. -
LOT eternity 10 this We place Ali our banr;
ness this ia all opr desire to i've anJ A.;
v wt condition than that Of Thy deyoted .sr'
3. The "Lauda Sion or the stronbs ~
bone fastor, Pants Vere-Jesn nostr;
hnne "A nos pasce nos tuere tn nos
snnS vtIere IN terra viventium.n-to be
sung aIter the act of conservation.
A hymn to the Sacred Heart NOV
sung: ne"r' may be
sacred Heart how sweet 1t would b.,
We through love could die for heel"
;Atsplraton.-"O Sacred Heart, burn;oo
"'Sn .ne rove OF us, influence our hearts
Thee" "uo ardent love OF
Immaculate Heart of Mary, prav FOR Bs
j. B. PURCELL,
Archbishop of Cincinnati,
M. ST. PALAI,
Bishop of Vincennes.
5. Fl. RnsEcRANs.
Bishop of Columbus.
t. w. M'CLosKEY,
Bishop Of Louisville.
IT 1. MRAK,
Bishop of Marquette.
~, A. N. ToEBBE,
BISHOP of Covinston.
G. BORGESS.
Bishop of Detroit
+ r. GILMoUR,
Blshsp of Cleveland.
+ J.DwENGER,
Bishop of Fort Wayne.
Cincinnati Telegraph.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

" Sosthy of admiration that there was nothing
Stranger to You as sm-except the heart of n
true Catholic Irishnan, which IL 10 my duty
anu anu pleasure to confess that you indeed pos
see. Pardon these expressions, which may
s seem 10 your modesty to be exaggerated, hat
20 assured that they como from the heart Of
your most grateful servant
JoaN B. DUaGAN.
San EfGnoisco, Dec. IL, 1873 -.
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CASSIDY 4 MILLER
Sal LMA Frs,

y u 4 II n a n = Is o.
COTTON DUCK AErnt, Manufactures OF Evarv po-
scr1Ption OF TENTS, TARPAULINS, AWNINi;S
etc etc Doalers IN all sizes and Qualities OF
MANILA andlTARRED ROPE. PUR-
CHASE BLOCKS. all sizes.
all cOors and quaties. - " 'E''
Nmes. " N - al
We pay especial attention TO getting MP in auy
desired style OF huish line SILK FLAGS or BANNERS
Our facilities and long experience in business ustes
US in offering Unr services TO all requiring ythnR In
our line, aud work shall be First Kate and ,nT
pnces quite moderate. wa
CASSIDY L MILLER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POy dras street,.-......... io7
apSo 79IY Betws Camp and Maeazina
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

FRANKFoxT, Mich, Sept. 1879.
year ago had q bad cuu ga from the Cat.Irn y bcb
MAD got In my throat tried good many things
70 do me any good until used Golden
neolral DIrcovery and DR.. Sages Catarfh Remedy.
thankful. 9' ava L. ~ Ea atm o'S
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

Time is almost the only thing of which
it is virtue to be cOvetous.
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SUNDRIES.

1900 lbs Sugar-Cured Shoulders
100 boxes Corn Starch.
200 boxes Star CandIes,
lOr bbls choice Cider vineRnr.
% bbls choice White Wins
Vinegar.
- boxes Choice Western
breakfast Bacon.
100 halt. bbls Barley.
80 half bblB Fulton Markes
beef.
30 half and Or. bbls Fulton
Market Pork.
j cases Fulton Market Reef
TonGaea.
Also, a largo lot Of Smoked
Beef and New York BreakIn0e
Choice Small New York Hasss,
80 bblA new Green Peas.
81 bbls new Dried Apples.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28
BUTTER & CHEESE,

gu iEN T. CHEESE.
$50 hrkins selected Goshen Bat
ter.
100 flrkins fair Goshen Buttsr
rs kegs choice Goshen Buttsr.
iso cases no N cans) sullivan q
Minors 1oshen iiutter.
10 canes Is n canal Suliivnu- 4
Minor's Goshen Bs(fxr.
i00 hrkins choice yellow wort-
ern Butter.
200 hrkins fair Yellow Western
Butter.
80 tubs choice Western Butter.
1910 boxes choice Western
Cheese.
100 boxes choice Now York
Cream Cheese.
ioC boxes choice English Dairy
Choose.
$50 boxes choice Natmex
Choese.
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HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK

n IBEhNIA NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
' ~ O@I'AN"4-- $SDO, 700
+. IRWIN, President. THOS. SMITH vice.pras
JAS. j. TARLEToS, Cashier.
DIREcroRs;
1Gnichoias B1rke, Patrick Irwin Robert Carey
1noS. harkey, Thos. L. Clarke, John q. RoEsru
William Hart Edward Sweeney John Hepderran
Thos. Smith
This Bank sells Exchange on London and nubu,
payable In all parts of Ireland Ono Pound Scr
ing upward and alows interest special deposita
according to contract. ~ OF00'''
mh0 7j1y JAS. j. TARLEToN, Cashier.
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FINANCIAL.

NoTICE.-H1BERNIA NATIONAL BANK-Nov
orleans. December IL, 1s73-The annual election OF
seven Directors Of this Bank, to serve the ensuing
year. will be held at the Banking House. No 47 Camp
street, TUESDAY, January 10, 1874 between az
hours OF 10 n and apM
del4l Ian JAS. J. TARLETON, Cashier.
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Incorporated in 1885
Ing House, No. I56 Canal street ~ ~ ~
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
SAM JONES. JP., Treasurer
L #. GENERES, President
- DIRECTIONS
David UIquhart George ,JonRs
j. GaineS, r AAdam.
or honn Thomas Allen Clarke,
Saml Jamison. so7 er
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R MoVAh'-.-.-.---.:::.-- .REMovAI
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION.
Incorporated in 1855. -
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Before leaving San Francisco, wish to re
tHrn you my siucerest 0nd heartfelt gratitude
for your kiodness and generosity to me when
| was in most need of both. Your readiness
in coming forward to assist mo out of tho un-
fortunate position in which, through my own
imprudence, was placed, is all the more
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-02-26
Remedy for Striped Bug.

Having occasion to use Paris
Green and calcined plaster, in
the proportion of one of the
former to fifteen of the later,
as q destroyer Of the potato
bug, | tried the stuff on squash,
melon and cucumber vines ;
with me the same mixture
busted on from a common
dredging box, has proved equal
ly elfeottlal against the Colora-
do Potato Beetle and The strip
ed BIG. On sqaashes of the
tenderest variety Of foliage, like
The Hubbard, for instance, and
on harder, like Cymlin and the
Winter Crookneek,t this NIX
ture, whether put while The
plant is wet or dry, does not
injure them: aadsse of musk
melons and etreunbers.9@ The
water melon, however, does nc not
like to Be SO treated, but |
wouldreeommend that themix-
ture DO .qsed with eare.-car.
Prairie Farmer
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-02-26
How to Make a Toast.

A dish of good toast is a
rarity and is an enjoyment
For breakfast few things sur
pass it to those who are accus-
toned to that dish at that meal.
1t is light, digestable and relia-
bic, and is not very expensive.
A cup of tea or coffee, with a
baked Spitzenburg, or a dish of
any other subacid in addition,
will make a satisfactory meal
to any reasonable man. In
toasting bread the following
rules should be Observed
Warm your bread well, by
changing the sides Of the slice
when heated through, brown as
is desired. There should be
rather little than much brown
ing, and the slices should be
quite thin, say a quarter or
three-eights of an inch, no
more. But do not scorch;
avoid that in all cases. The
philosophy in browning is to
take your time until you are
done. Where the toast accu-
mulates keep in a hot dish, but
use as soon as possible. What
is desirable in toast is a rich
color and flavor formed by
changing the starch into dex-
trine or gum. Heat evapOrates
moisture in bread as well as
elsewhere. The moisture that
escapes from toast leaves the
bread light, soft and porous in
side.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-02-26
LANDS.

Eleven years credit. Seven per cent. Inter.
est 22h per cent reduction TO
settlers who improve.