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~ FoR, SALE.
FOR SALE.

4 D I
sH All, OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE On
THITRSDAY, the 10th day of July, 1874,
iha.x-as,, the hours>of O'Clock a. m. ana
o,clock %. M, in front OF the residence OF
Erank Lawson, ESQ, in the town OF ira
deiphia, the following described property
to-wit: -, .., o;,,,,
one tract of land containing forty-eight
acres and forty-nine poles, more or less
living northwest of and adjoining the VII
LACE of Triadelqhia, Ohio county, w
ana numbered on the plat of the town OF
Triadelphia as lot number two. farll,,
cular attention of Iron Merchants anu
Coal Dealers is called to TINS tract Vi
Snmd It Is we'll timbered and contains u
humber of uuarries of the finest quallty OF
limestone and sand stone. There Is also
good vein of coal running Throughout thS
Thole tract that can be cheaply worked
and is within easy reach OF Market. g.,
shall also sell on the same day the i0l-
lowing valuable town lots, lying IN the
Village of Triadelphia: So much ofIot mum,
bered four in said town (the whole OF sal9
LOT containing two roods,l as is contained
in the following described DouhuaIiSs
BEGINNING Mt the eastern line OF sala lot
No. 4, on Turnpike street in Sald village,
thence westwardly with said street one
hundred feet, thence at right angles with
the eastern line of said lot No. 1, 10 tne
reor q ld thereof, thence with The rear me
to it, eastern boundary 70 the place OF Oe-
Ginning. | shall also sell at the same time
Tots numbered 81, 81, 80, co. 81 and 6 The
obova lots will be divided so as 10 have n
frontage OF % feet, should IL suit the pur-
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur,
chase money cash, the balance in SIX ana
twelve months with interest rom day OF
sale, the deferred payments TO be secured
cGaseJ. ISAAC II. MATTHEW'S,
~ Triadelphia, West Va.
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IT is dangerous to play with edged
tools. The caricaturiSt's graver for III
stance. The Republicans have found
this out. MAST feels his power, and has
become a free lance. Not only BUTLER
and LOGAN, MORTON and CARPENTER,
have felt his steel, but higher game Is
struck. This weeks HarperS Weekly
contains on its first page II
cartoon of Columbia standing
at the door of the Senate and GRANT
seated in his chair beyond, while Rich
ARpsox, Judge of the Court Of Claims, y
puts on his coat and leaves. Columbia
has thrown down at GRANTS feet aS she
departs a bundle Of documents, with
"SHEPuARD rejected by the Senate rs
their title, and GRANT, shame-faccd, alb
icct. cowed, stoops to pick them up. No
wonder MAST is mot rs funny rs he
used to be-
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THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.

A large portion of the citizens OF OHIO
comfy are as vet but inSutlcicntly in
formed of the fact that an election is to
be held on the DIST inst, to determine
whether or not Ohio county shall invest
100000 more in aid of the proposed
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
railroad. We talked on yesterday with
81 man of much intelligence and
some prominence in the county who
had never heard of the proposition,
or, if he had heard it mentioned or read
of it in the newspapers, had forgotten 1t
Durino the nast few weeks the farmers
have been so busy with their crops and
So much troubled by the drouth that has
rendered so much of their labor unpro-
ductive. that they have had little time
for reading the newspapers or for talking
railroad.
The question upon which the people Of
Ohio county are soon to vote Is one OF so
much importance As to demand very
careful consideration; for an additional
debt of 100000 is no trihing matter, as
the Taxpayers may yet discover
to their sorrow. In the re-
port of the addresses made
at the meeting at the Court House
last Tuesday night, we have presented, rs
fairly and fully as circumstances would
permit, the argument in favor of the ad-
ditional subscription proposed. There
are, however, two sides to the question
and thelreasons why the county should
not invest any more money i'll building u
railroad between this city and the Steu-
benville bridge are entitled to some con-
sideratiOn.
We are collecting some facts and
figures in relation to the matter, which
we hope to present at an early day, ana
in the meantime we invite both the
friends and the opponents of the pro-
posed subscription to make free
use of the columns of the REGISTER in
setting forth their views. The people of
the county are as yet but poorly pre-
pared to vote intelligently upon the
question, and it is one of too much i'm
portance to be carelessly passed by. =
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1t is a Crime.

To exhaust still further the vitality of an
already feeble invalid with sharp evacu-
ants and other strength destroying
medicines. No case of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, constipation, nervous
weakness or periodic fever was ever cured
in that way. What the debilitated suffer-
er needs is remedy in which the proper
ties of an invigorant, stimulant, mild
aperient, a sedative, and blood depurlent
are combined, and Hostetter's stomach
Bitters is the only preparation before the
world in which these eSsctial elements are
united in the proportions necessary to
overcome disease without Frustrating the
patient. This agreeable and potent Eegeta,
bic elixir is in the trueSt sense of the word
a restorative for ii restores the strength OF
the body, re-eStablishes functional regu-
larity, enriches the degenerated blood, and
clears the clouded brain.
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Mary G. Campbell, et al.
IN CHANCERY,

Mary G. Campbell, et al.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue of decree of the Municipal
Court of Wheeling, made and entered In
the above entitled cause on the goth day Of
March, 1874, will, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1874.
Beginning mt 10 O'Clock n. m, Of said day,
offer at public sale to the highest and best
bidder or bidders, at the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county, the following
described lots and paroles ofgrOund situate
in the Sth ward of the City of Wheeling,
that is to say: Lot numbered one in square
numbered eighteen, lots numbered seven
teen and eighteen in square numbered
eighteen with the improvement upon said
lot No. IL, consisting OF Il frame tenement
house; lot numbered fifteen in square
numbered thfrty-eight; lots numbered D
and 6 in square numbered forty-four; lot
numbered three in square numbered
thrty-seven, and lot numbered two in
square numbered forty-nine, all of the adj
dftion to the city of Wheeling, laid out by
Sprigg and Richie.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth or so
much more of the purchase money as the
purchaser or purchasers may elect to pay
In cash. and the residue in three equal an
nual installments from the day of
sale, with interest upon said defer
red inStallmentS from the day of sale,
the purchaser to give good personal Sc
curity for the payment of said deferred in
Stallment, and interest, and the title to the
property to be retained until the purchase
money is fully paid. -
MALI oawt Special Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until Satur-
pay, July nth, 1874.
JAMES ii. McMECHEN,
TWILL Special Commissioner.
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A N otable Trio.

Lucy II. Hooper writes to the Phlla-
delphia Press: There was grand fete
at Mabille the other night, at which, |
am told, three of the reigning queens OF
the demi-mo,aie were present--Cora Pearl
Mrs. Blackford and Josephine Mansfield.
Cora Pearl, who is red haired and pdSse,
found herself no longer the star Of the oc-
casion, and she consequently retired,
leaving the field open to Mrs. Blackford,
who was superbly attired and blazing with
diamonds Her gold-embroidered opera
cloak was gorgeous to behold, and the
plume in her hat WAS clasped with a dia-
mond buckle, while her solitaire ear
rings have been estimated to be worth at
least $4,000. l have never seen her
myself, but Il gentleman who was present
at that fete described her to me, and says
that, apart from her eyes and her figure,
she is not beautiful, but she is singularly
fascinating, which last criticism her past
history abundantly proves to have been
correct.
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CHICAGO has been dull place since
the conclusion of the SWING case, the
withdrawal of the Rev. Mr.. MCkAIG
of the Presbyterian Church and the
deposition Of Rev. FLORENCE MCCAR-
THY from the Baptist Ministry. But the
Chicago heart is again happy, since Rev.
DIR. DANDY, Methodist this time, has
been arraigned on charges Of lying, using
tobacco, and permitting his daughter to
go to dancing schools. These solemn
and awful charges are brought up by
prominent members of the church and u
sensation is promised.
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/ M PoRT IA Z
To
Commercial Travellers.

Commercial travellers who solicit orders
by Card, Catalogue, trade-liSt, sample, or
Other Specimen, also those who visit their
customers and solicit trade by purchases
made direct from stock, and who travel in
any section, by rail or boat, selling any
class of goods, are requested to send their
business and private address, as below,
stating class OF goods they sell, and by
whom employed: also those VINO are al
present under no engagement. Ihls mat
ter is OF Great Importance individually to
statesmen of this class, or men Sollcllpg
trade in this manner. IT is therefore espe-
cialiy desired that this notice may meet
the eye of ALL Commercial Travellers and
Statesmen in this country and that they
will at once give it their attention. Those
who comply with above request will be
CONFIDESTIALLY treated and duly ad-
yised of object in view. Please address (by
Rowel Co, IL Park Row, New York city
jyl0eb
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THE Chicago Times says: GRANT took
of his hat and gravely remarked, 1.-THE
immortal JACKSON" when the band of the
old SroyEwALL Brigade serenaded him
the other day. He would have said the
same thing several years soOnerif he had
commanded the Army of the Potomac at
any time prior to Charlottesville. If he
could be so moved by a serenade from
the old SToNEwALL band we Shudder to
think what would have been his enthu-
siasm over one of the serenades of the
old brigade itself.
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MEMORANDUM.

BY decree of the Circuit Court of Ohio
county, entered on the 18th OF February,
lSD. the above mentioned tracts of 5J37-lOD
l0J acres and the coal underlying the tract
OF l9l acres, were divided and partitioned
between said Thompson and wife, and
Lewis LunsfOrd, who held undivided in
terests therein said decree or partition
is recorded in the Office OF the Clerk ofthe
County Court Of Ohio county, in deed
book No. -, page 524, &C. tly-ei
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An appropriation of $4,000 was
made by Congress to meet the demands
of l,l4O laborers employed on public
works in Washington city. a Mr.
HopyETT now comes forward and
claims that he is entitled to receive the
whole amount as attorney for the labor
ers and to deduct twenty-five per cent
for compensation as lobbyist in procur-
ing the passage of the appropriation
HopNETT claims that of the S225,OOO
his share is $4,000.
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The Gentleman in Black" who is the
tutelar demon of Dram shops, assumes the
Sourest aspect when the rapid progress OF
of Vinegar bitterS is reported down be-
low" The Peoples Vegetable Tonic Is
PLAYING the mischief with his bitters filled
with rum. All diseases which those de-
moniae noStrums aggregate, under pre-
tense of relieving, such as indigestion,
sick headache, constipation, rheumatism,
govt, and intermittent fevers are cured
by il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

THE NATHAN murder, which has
been for so many years enveloped in
mystery, is brought before the public
eye again by the alleged discovery of a
blood-stained nightshirt in dumb wal
ter which has stood motionless since the
night of the tragedy. If the story is
true it may afford another nine days
wonder for the gossips, but is scarcely
likely to afford any new clue to the mys.
FERROUS and terrible crime.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBURG, June ., 1874.
To the Wheeling Register:
At the urgent SOlicition of many friends,
| announce myself Il candidate for Con-
greSs in the First District.
iell II J. W. HORNOR.
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J. sharp Mcdonald,
Alta CHMENT IN ASSUMPSlT.

J. sharp Mcdonald,
ATTACHMENT IN ASSUMPSIT.
This day came the plaintiff by its attor-
nrv and upon its motion the attachment
i'm said cause is docketed, the object ofthiS
suit being to recover from the defendant
the amount of certain promisSory note,
dated the 18th day OF February, 1913, and
PAYABLE one year after date 10 the order of
Peabody Insurance Company, the sum OF
Two Hundred and Seventy Dollars,pay
BILE nj TradeSmen'S National Bank, with
out defalcation, value received, and TO
subject to the payment thereof the effects
of the defendant in the hands of the ftna
Wheeling, garniShee, and the order of at
tachment issued herein having been re-
turned executed, and the said garniShee
having answered an Indebtedness of
S5OOO0, subject to certain credits, and the
defendant not having been served with u
copy of said attachment, nor with process
in said suit, and it appearing from an al
fidavit filed in this cause that the defend
ant is not resident of the State of West
Virginia: Ii is ordered by the Court that
said defendant do appear within four
weeks after the date of the first publiCa-
tion of this order, and do what is necessary
IN protect his interest and this order shall
he published and posted as required in
cha pter ll3 of the acts OF the Legislature
of 1879, passed December 18th, 1873, con-
corning orders of publication; and this
matter is continued.
A True copy. TeSte:
ROBf. b. WOODS, Clerk.
R.G. BARR, Atty for plaintiff.
junl9oawb
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ANEwspAPER correspondent says that
Senator CARL SEIZURE has determined
not TO be candidate for reelection as
United States Senator from Missouri, and
will become editor of German newspa-
per in New York. Missouri politicians,
if present indications may be trusted,
wish to be more directly represented IN
the Senate than they have been since the
beginning of Mr.. SCHURz's term.
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SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1874.

WE have received the first number OF
a new Democratic weekly issued at Par
kersburg and styled the Gate'0ay. Inc
number before us is dated June p which,
in this fast age i. good while ago. we
wish the new enterprise success ana nope
that the Gate,Oaymay be frequently open
ed ION our table
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BRICK. BRICK, BRICK.

DltISNI DI'iSINj c''SN
JHAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
| at low figure one hundred and thirty
five thousand of as nice Brick as has
ever been placed upon the Wheeling mar
ket, and can be delivered with more con-
venience than any Brick now in the mar
ket, viz: anywhere along the line OF the
Hempfield or Baltimore and Ohio rail-
roads within the corporate limits OF the
city.
i guarantee the above mentioned brick
to be as represented or no sale. Boss brick
layers and others contemplating building
will do well by calling on the undersigned
before purchasing elsewhere.
THOMAS MCCORMICK,
Corner Market and 10Th streets,
Agent for Patrick Clarke, Elm Grove, Ohio
county, w. Va. jyl b
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FUNERAL POSTPONED.

TIME FUNERAL OF Mr.. G. L. GRIF-
FIFTH has been postponed to this
Saturday morning, AT 9 O'Clock.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dive,
It's effect Is instantaneous, and Il Il e
tural that it cannot be detected nv
closest observer. Being harmless,
easily applied, IL Is In genera; use am
the fashionable Hair-DreSSers In -
large city I'm the United States. Price
box. Sold everywhere.
Laboratory-Nos. 10. and 80 CorI,.
street, New York.
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LETTER LIST,

the Wheeling POStotiice unclaimed,
saturday, July II, 1874.
TO obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters,
giving date of this list:
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DY VIRTUE OF a DECREEOF THE
Is Circuit Court of Ohio County, West
Virginia, entered on the 9TH Of June, lS,i,
in a chancery cause now pending in said
Court, wherein Francis Morris is com
plainant and Oscar ID. Thompson Susan r..
Thompson, his wife, James =. Wheat,
Franklin G. Jones, administrator of Fred
rick Klett, deceased, Joseph r. Whitaker,
Edward II. FitZhugh, Samuel 81. b. Carter,
Jacob Snyder. Moses b. Cox, Charles j.
Thomas, trustee of l.. {. Carr, wife OF
VIM. Hart Carr, are defendants, we will on
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WHEELING ISLAND !!
PIPE WORKS FOR SALE

7 WEI SELL, ON VERY REASON.
| ABLE terms, the property on old
Lindsey street, known rs the "Old Pipa
Works" 1t is well adapted for locating "A
butcher shop, soap factory or planning
mill on account of its close proximity To
the creek For particulars inquire of
GEORGE CRUMBACKER,
ielj n At his Brick Yard.
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cant will please call for advertised letters,
giving date of this list:
LADIES LIST.
Atkinson Aggie Masters Rachel
Bumsey Caroline McGoWn Maggie
Calvin Margaret McGown Mary ~
Cooper Hannah McCulloch Cad \
COnant Annie q McCulloch Annie h
Dunn Margaret Maggie Mamie
Dorsey Lavenia Poole, Title
Down Jane Porter Hannah r
Downing, Annie Reeves Hannah
Emmert Mary ROSinhauSen Eliza
Emory Maria beth
Gosney Martha Robson Minnie
GRAY Jane Ross Maggie
HAYS Sarah Smith Viola
Hull Jane Sutton MattieE
Hess Nettie SwitZer Lizzie
Long Josephine smith Alony
Lewis j Mrs Troll Lucy
Lamb Kate l. Webb Emma
Marsh Tilley White Mira
Mccain Il I Mrs
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Alex Thos Norton Geo W
Beverly CS Newhall Walter w
Bennington Demas Palister IL A z,
BOgard Mart PreSSler Joseph Is
Bodley Thos L Rtchey %
Chool Jacob Russell { %
CarterCC Reuber Fred
CameronC + Sanders& Peale
Collins Matt Sutton ChaS
Coonan PHI Snodgrass c VI
CrofOrd Saml Strauss &c
Clark TIC Stuart + K
Commercial Ins. Co. Saunders + \
Davis Jas W Stuart j
Davis Alfred Schatfer \
Feeney John Smith Shedrick
Goodal John Smith Saml
GleSon ChaS ShulZ ThOS
Gaughen j Spencer W J
Gordain Moses Schuley Vim
Hicks John + Stridger W II
Hanson 7 j (2) Thomas John
Hess Geo w Wengert K Co DIR
Lewis Frank w Wheat J
Mercer \ j Woods Hugh
Moody II : Whitemyer
Moorhead j Nc White Peter
Moor John Winget John VI
McCluSky Alfred thinner y
McCord Hugh
C.. J. RAWLING. p NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TUNE TERM OF THECOUNTY
n Court of Ohio county, w. Va, held ut
the Court House on the Eth day of June
1874.
Peabody Insurance Company,
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Commissioners Sale of Sth
Ward Property.

In the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
Elizabeth G. Campbell and ThOs. p. Camp
bell, infants who sue by their next friend
Jacob X. Greer.
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Az LR'S
HAIR woo
For Restoring to Grey Hair Its Natu'
al Vitality and Color.

4 drcssiI
which - O.
once agreed
IIealty aud q
hrctual OrW
serving ID
hair n %
resfHctmbi
gray hdtrb 90
Original col
uiih hf
AMI GTthHetf
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HI|..
cnrtl, hI
hair cheek
and bali1s
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SAPoI,To

removes Stains from Marble Mantfrs, Ia.
bles and Statuary, from Hard finished
Walls, and from China and Porcelain.
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HAND SAPOLIO
HAND SAPOLIO
HAND SAPOLIO

costs 10 rs - cents per cake. and
every bod should have IL. You
viii like IL.
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Polishes Brass and Copper utensils b,
than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone.
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AYERS
ARIlL A

Is widely know
rs one Ofthemef
eilectual rene
dies ever disoUy
cred for clean,
Ing the SvSitr
and Rurifyitt
the blood. ltLR
stood the tc,i o
years, withRcUl
stantly grown.
reputation bast
on its intnn,
virtues and W,
sustained by Do.
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c. J. RAWLING, p. NJ.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-04-24

A CHARACTERISTIC SUICIDE.-The sui
eide Of the Paris financial speculator, La
viviere, has produced a sensation; not
from the failure, which is Of late but too
common an event in Paris, but by the cool
manner in which he killed himself. He
hired special room for the purpose, and
retired there after substantial breakfast.
He had previously written letters begging
of his friends TO come quickly and save
his remains from public view, and above
all from exposure in the Morgue. Having
stopped all creviceS, he set fire to some
charcoal, but found that the chimney could
not be stuffed completely. However, he
regarded that drawback as only length
ening Of his sufferings, and resolved to
wait the coming of suffocation, passing
the time in noting down his sensations
In the interim his letters had been re-
ceived, and friends rushed to ascertain the
state of affairs. One gentleman knocked
at the door, and the unfortunate replied,
but while a second key was sought to open
the door a pistol shot was heard. The
banker was found dead the ink was not
dry on the paper where he expressed his
happiness that, his friends having arrived,
his corpse would now be respected.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-04-24

THE SALARIES OF CLERKs.-A CORES
pendent of New Y ork paper, writing on
the subject of Grades for Boys" gives
his own experience in reply to the COM
plant of clerk who receives only $12 per
week, and has wife and family to sup
port. He says: cat Is | entered a print
ing office and worked through the various
grades to journeyman; at p | had saved
81 900 out of my wages, and, with fellow
workman. with a similar amount, started
business. After eight years of steady
work, we are able to draw $4,000 a year
each from the business and have $4,000
worth of machinery and material all paid
for. If / had followed the example of the
boys who left school when did, whose
career have been able to trace, [ might
now be enjoying a $12 .clerkship."
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-04-24

EGGS AND SETTING.-An English agri-
cultural paper says that eggs intended for
setting should be stored with the large end
down, because the air-bubble does not
spread so much as when the small end is
down-this spreading of the air bubble be-
ing known to affect the freshness and vi
tality of the egg. Eggs stored with the
large end down will keep perfectly good for
Matching more than a month, while the
others cannot be depended on after two
weeks. A successful poultry breeder in
Franklin, Mass, has been experimenting
with eggs for setting, and declares the
above statement correct, and adds that
eggs stored on the large end for q few weeks
before setting, will all hatch at once, in
stead OF varying several hours, as is usual
ly the case with eggs not so prepared.