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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
The EVIL Fruits of weak Digestion.

There is no pathological fact more
clearly ascertained than that the most
formidable phases OF nervous diseases are
directly traceable to imperfect digestion
Insomnia, with its train OF diretul conse-
quence, proceeds more frequently from
weakness of the stomach than from any
other cause, Mere sedatives are power
less to cure nervousness, and soon cease
to pallate its symptoms. The true way
to strengthen the nervous system is to
invigorate the digestive and asslmlatlve
organs, upon whose unobstructed action
its equilibrium is absolutely dependent
The daily use of Hostetter's Stomach BIT
ters will do more to brace and soothe the
weakened and irritated nerves, and IN
duce sound, refreshing sleep nature 8
grand catholcon-than all the so-called
nervines to be found in the pharmaco-
pgia or ont of it. A wineg OF the
Bitters should be taken before each meal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

The GAME LAw.-The last Legisla-
ture amended the Penal Code relative
to the game law so as to read; Every
person who between the first day of Jan
uary and the first day Of September in
each year takes, kills or destroys elk,
deer, mountain sheep or antelope, is
guilty of misdemeanor." The law as it
now stands also makes it misdemeanor
for any one TO kill the same at any time,
unless it be used or sold for food. This
is to prevent the killing Of deer for their
skins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

A Poor MAN.-IIow liable people are
to be mistaken in regard to mans
wealth. For instance there is Michael
Reese who is usually esteemed wealthy,
but who swears to the Assessor that his
personal estate is only worth $500. The
assessor increased these fgurers by the
sum of S499,7 700, but we should believe
Mich@'s sworn statement, nevertheless.
We believe Michel as poor, so poor, in
deed, that 1t would be well for the State
to board him a year or two at San Quen-
lin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

THE EASTERN QUEsTIoN.-And now
comes the news that the dethroned Sui
tan, Abdul Aziz has committed suicide,
which we take to be polite method the
Turks have invented of saying he was
put out of the way. His Highness was
reported as having gone crazy upon the
discovery that his private treasury had
been robbed of thirty million Turkish
pounds. The Eastern situation contin-
ues threatening. England refuses to as
SCI t to the terms offered by the other pow
and in the event of war, it is
thoug ht her fleets will do service for the
Turks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

THROUGH ON TIME.-The long talked
Of" lightning train from New York to
San Francisco, made its promised trip,
leaving New York June 1st, and reach
ing San Francisco on the 4th, in time
FOR the passengers to take dinner. The
entire time consumed was one minute
less than 81 hours, including stoppages.
II this is not annihilating space it cer-
tainly comes the next thing to it. What
wonder next?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

EMILY A. SLATER claims that she
has been Tilted by Stephen Lyons. and
that is why she would like to secure his
spare cash. Yesterday she brought
suit in the Twelfth District Conrt to
recover $4,000 damages for alleged
breach Of promise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

CONGRESSIONAL nominations for this
CIhird) district will not be made by the
Democrats until after the st. Louis con-
vention. The First and Fourth districts
have renominated Piper ard Wggng
ton. There's pair of sweet and eupho-
nious names for any clerk to call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

y PARIS woman has perfected a new
method Of picking pockets. She enters
the omnibus with very pretty and
beautifully dressed baby, seats herself
close to the likeliest passengers, and
works under cover of baby's ample dap
cry. After succeeding, she pinches the
baby SO that it cries fearrully, and leaves
the omnibus suddenly to buy candy for
If
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

A Grand Centennial Cele-
bration, beftting the Com
memoration Of the ON E
IIUNDREDTH Anniversary
Of American Independence,
will take place in Weaver
vile on the approaching 4th
Of July, and an invitation is
hereby extended to all the
People OF Trinity County to
attend and take part in the
Festivities of the occasion.
1t is intended to make the
DAY one Of General Rejoic.
ing and Jollifcation, and to
this end the Committee asks
the assistance and hearty CO.
operation Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

NEW DIGGINGs.-The latest gold dis
coveres are reported at the prison
grounds, San Quentin. Fifty and seven
ty live cents to the pan are mentioned as
some of the prospects. We do not al
wise any of our Trinity friends to take
measures such as will secure transpor-
tation thither.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

A NUMBER OF cases OF smallpox have
resulted fatally in San francisco. The
beauties Of Chinese immigration are show
ing themselves. In some of the lower
country towns people are vaccinating in
anticipation of the disease spreading.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

SENT EAsT.-The members of the
Masonic fraternity Of Humboldt county
took charge Of the remains of Spencer,
the murdered Paymaster's Clerk, he
having been while in life member of
the Order. The body was placed upon
the Steamer CoqutUe and shipped to
San Francisco, whence it will be sent to
Hartford, Connecticut, where Spencer's
mother resides.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

FULL PARTICULARS will bo on.
nouheed next week. Sub Committees
are ar requested to report to the General
Committee by Tuesday next. in order
'hat a Complete Programme may be nre.
pared for publication. p
by order of General Committee of
Arrangements.
JOHN MARTIN, Chairman.
c. w. CRAIG, soc'y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

WYOMING bellies don't fully appreciate
the value of the ballot. A young nous
tached clerk who was a candidate, cap
tured eighteen Of them with a pound of
chewing gum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

THIRTY-oNE prisoners were discharged
from the State Prison on Tuesday May
Both. Beside this wholesale Jail delivery
there were escapes. We ought not to
need branch prison at this rate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

The Alta says, on the authority of a
mechanic, that there are from ten to fP-
teen thousand unemployed mechanics in
San Francisco, seeking work. The asser-
ton is a startling one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

THE threatened European war would
bring high prices for the wheat of the
farmers Of California. What is one
mans meat is another's poison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

DR.. AVER, the patent medicine man is
insane. The doctor should have kept
out Of politics.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

PERU has Chinese insurrection on
hand. What we dread at the present is
an instruction of the whites on account
of the Chinese.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
OUR AGENTS
c. w. CRAIG, Editor
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining 10 the Bust
ness or Editorial management Of the Journal
should be addressed to c. w. CRAIG, Trim
ITY Journal" Weaverville, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

PARTIAL returns from the Oregon
election indicate that the State has gone
Democratic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

THERE will be 75G votes in the Cincin-
natl Convention, making the number
necessary to a nomination, $40.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

OLEARY intends to give another pedes-
trian exhibition and will walk 500 miles
inside Of forty hours
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
EVERYBODY !

The following Committees have been
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments for this Grand Demonstration
"e"eFot arrangements John Mar
tln' M F. Griffin, r.. Clifford, Peter NJ
PauIsen, G. W. Craig.
Efercises at 7Heater :-F. w. Young.
D. Barnickel, Asa Taylor.
P'c-Nic Geo. E. Noonan, Alex. N.
Love, M. Mulligan, Geo. b. Jumper,
JAS. Barkla.
;, Sal+te a ;-Chas. Gering, T. McAIpine,
II. G. Osgood. ''''''
M"s,c VIM. F. Junkan8, A. Harvey
VIM. Vollmers. -
f,no"ce john Martin, R. Clifford.
M. Il. Griffin.
, 1876-10-28
a NEW t;ONrl,INUTt)lt.


CuicAoo, CT. Ill ilaya enjuvci the
"lEoule department III lnurl TINT feel
Us though ought tn To NY s'lare In kecpiuf, w
tile Interchange of i,lcas. siany ttt1es have
wanted tn put III word, bu. tile Cares Of llol,se
as,d Children llase prevented. ! do all my
ho.lsrwurk, take care of my two tltltslran,-onu
,, The other " years rld,-sew su,i knit,
anil lind time for rca'lllig the pa!css, too. But
1t Keeps ms busy.
| k!,uw nothing ri The murrtra of having
hired help, tor nevar lHa,l hired gIrl ,Lt nnse
sinyc / kept ho.ssc, anI thcn onlY for twu
~euks,
Judging from NY OWL experience. lnusekccn-
lug ueel nut bc tho expensive thin: many pco-
ple Imagine. It tsetaE!Nir upon oItr's tlrus, Ut
r.urtc, What u comfort for olIe Yould i'c l,uy.
er.y fur another. heard L .eiltIrnHl. say that
hia ta.le cost h!n!. all n1t average. 81 EGt wtek
for r4yl, n,enllsr Ut Ills fu,Hiiy. That buu! wll
comfortably supply o1r tuutu Gnr tuur,-lWo
aIults anJ Two Children. Our tutle expense
Turely cxreu&ta 81. ,1r month, Aad VIC I've well
loo; ut irnst aIiy u,lu wonl.l hl.k ST. fru,4 tie
lonks VI tho c!|lllrtn.
| tuld Us low tn wosk rug. nlran to lu:lh. u,,r
NJ Alon " eau. bay; lust 1nsri1.sl '',r Hic
| pa knitting .uos1les- Thc ru.e .re rut " for
carpst-rsKe, ur 4Icr, and knit in ttris OH large
wtu.ieu neotl!et, III thu nia-tashloHe.t garter
[ stitch, Flru stitches huku strlp Ut
! the best width, az " can tc sewsd
, 1876-10-28
THE SAVANNAH PEsTlLENcE.

htRC1Ht Correspondence ~ 1ht Ff1hahe,
SAvANNAII, ti,l., Ost. 1u.-A hcautiful eity, to
wlIicl. buth llul all man l'atl meaat To lie g".l
cruus rs tn lu.lt!on and constructions. Situated
about tell nlIleH IRON tho ruust. IN tic right
bank or THE river which teAEs lis naa.c, It is Oh
III elevation that extends back snue eight or
ten nilcs, thus enhancing It's nttruet!yelluss
by giving II magnificent drives smto tle'ighttV!
suburbs hut external beauty IL suars, asnl
often IL but prrfacs II sorrow Or .leath und n
skeleton Within. 10 Eavauna,, and lts sur
rouudiugs arc In tho loving e,nhrarc vi perpct-
r,ai swamp, which extaluls above antt bslow bo.,la
ltD nailcs, aud Ia rich In tlrrayirig animal
und vegetable mnttrr. Attur the hut sun
has gonu down fur tho ttuy, tlsih swunlp seu4A
up f.E which covers the city u with *h'"ut,,
tlItc!s hut transparent. Only the exceptionally
night for thu nrler IL, t4Nn no consideration
lnge to htratllu tt,s .ftasfi.lAslcn ntght.r, hat
re,IlntII fn.,iD0ra ust kntp ynslr Wnows anti
,aUors slut,'r Al there IL Ilo thrF mir II ts lll
Mt night but nigt-ar, t,',u naturally inquiries
whittier this condemned utr wtllr't certainly has
III 1t some purity utt oxygen. Is not preferable
tn the Ia,sGlio an'l rnn,inc.l l'il,scnir, esI'c-
rally ia restdetNr having III IL tlr tirk, dying,
n,tl tlcAl trt'nl tevcr ~ Immediately tIiaas-
irntts ns ~ the Yc}iow-ieyert istttrr ker' n'rn
dours un.l wlihiows, md vcntslate hy nleana ot
ifrrs IN their large tfrrplaces.
| The nnsc ri i ttrMngrr Krena* susplttnna
| smell In the atmosphere, In thu ll0!lsts, lti the
rlothes Ut tho tnnabltnnta, ah't a!'nslt tllc
furniture. AMI lst wonders What thu state
nf the kiukH, anil rlosrta, and sewcrA Is. INT
these arc fDll,us III Unison wtl, thu swaIHr, uu1
tayH only nce.ltsl the rxtra llcAt thla snncr ~
order to tarlWplilatc by uno!hcr tlah the lsuH'
| methul af bllHIner-ennplalnt. fi,u w a'np ul,'
tuIhtelly sAyG life 10 this terTf5!c fnvcr; but
the lnure-closcts unl sewers !lAfe not fAtlcd t.
propagate the 1lsci.sc, once ret III motio,i, u,
kerFiuE up n euntinNal fresh supply OF srrE1t
|" the houses an asnosrllerc: for tllsr nre tl'e
, 1876-10-28

in my sharc desired. In thls tonnc!tion
let me- ray tint eniuy using MY Lamb Knitting
niarhEnr 10 ,unth that l wonder t!c1c hre f1ot
morc Of then IN use III private families. ! ky't
nil the et,,ckIbgs tor our own fnlniiy, ant! some
fur my 1egliburs' too, and u aatss very ht''e ~
my work. ...,....
j was very glad to see tho recipe for pumpkii,,
LOAF lately Givru, hut wjsh tt'lne one could
tell u,e huw IL uake putnpltIn bread With cortl-
tlcnl. Is my mother used TO-. nnly rtn1eiht'cr
that sic nodded It with ber hands Into "dodf-
ers." squasb anl pumpkin pies are 'avori!ss
10 suit MT, su make tllc1u Without y crust. l
prepare the stswe1 s1uaala III the ordinary way.
Then greasu the ,,lases use cartleD nlcs bc.
causr they hayc thc, best shape, having no
,sp i"Sn sv.1x ND saxcr, slt Gorn1ss N'h 0'es
thin layer. It must hot tic Loo thick, mud must
have no brcal;s In It. Pour tc prepared squash
into tho plates gently 10 as not to dsturb inc
meal; bakc. thoroughly, and cut when e9i;l
prepared. economical, healthy. and pal1tnble.
II l. rather ]atc In tho srason 10 talk at'out
fruit-cannlnr, but ] want 10 tell the readc's Of
TILE SATURDAY 1'nInusE 0f something Tint is
n1,d w!,r, putting In tho tra!t set tho y,ll iar
on folded clotli wct with cold wutcr; tlch Ill!
with The i,plllrE.llut fruit. have never known
u lar 10 break Wl,e.l thus treated.
/ will cIosp this long letter with pudding
reeJpo that haze often used anA know to 1c
godl. We call It peaell pudding, hut It Is
gootl will any kind Of fruit fretll or canned:
Onc cup Of sour milk; one cup of butter os
Lard otlc egg; pne taaspoonful Of sosln; little
snlt, a,1A iuar sufficient to form batter 81 TIC
consistency Of cake. Sweet mttk may bc used
by substituting one and onc-hatf fteasponnf,!aaf Of
laktng-powslcr fur tho soda. Plnee tile fruit
scaso,led to tastc Ia the bottom Of tho pudding
.llah, and pour oyer It the batter, being cnrcful
that It cutrcly covers the fruit and has rfotn to
rise. Enks one lnur. Serve lot, ami cut with
Crcasn. or milk nnd snGnr.
Thrrc ure other things would like To write
about, bit III wait md SEE II this letter l,uh
ptacc. Many hiponE.
, 1876-10-28

tr4n krptna &Ansir''a .Tn,dIatn," +, !,
Tic ifrst care uf the Sast physician ~, ~
study ynIis gcurral appearance a"t aSa }Gu ~
snoa, 5 yaur isnEsq,snt % ~ l.e a., nss 'sa5lsa s5o
mi.al t,iult here thut ytn, must e'onr to ohs
u four t'asscs, a d. tfetu1nt u y y1'ur 'naa sp
dy sgnyerned u.so,dnEiy Wsn ,'r i's rtI he
Viii phi! as out of h's pockct, u un!3c ~ .no ro
srarf which serves l,ttn fur gtrtls az ,1'1 "6su
a,l assortment Ut 1rngs in lwistr' ''ls - fa|gt +;
perIaps tnstiy anl ssncllIn= III 'tnl tS I,;1s lse
n,,cs, and. having ttsen The rrortr i'sn.s 1,,ir,
will give yn. tho usual directions i.l'9at as. SSH.
anil lit. Tue ,nctc'rnts employed ~ .ua I'M.
iai T!at'c physicians arr, IN sn,tl l Ss55 s
pic, being ii, must part vegetable fuI'o'I"Ir h'n9
Ltn lew animal .I,atttrs aud "'heia'" Il, .s,ir ,hs
used. They u. usually lahs;, S's m, wien ten
mixed llc,licnc II used thu Ihs:i,n 'r1t ,,, n
the substances to tls patnI ,! t ail ,'V a.V"s sa,ss s
lysirIl, tliiulc, but, in er.lan "ay s'%.GSa .'a
. i.S a;p'sts ffsl'.$s +, s;s +! H. i ti a' mt s!'.i
ntcy !.ai,ust, tat lie hui l'cru po's''~'9'' '''
t1irtor.
, 1876-10-28

halltatton, whereby the plaintiff was compelled
search OF plarc to rcaL aud be secure from tic
inclc,ncncy III tic weather. The passenger bad
pad his fire to Philadelphia, exhibited hts ticket
10 the ro,,sl,,rtur, artl Insisted tlat, as there
was nn ruUeeupicu sent Iii the cars helons.E
nnc III liz Puflnlan painrr ear, In wltrl, there.
were number OF vavant places. Instead 81
providing tho accommodations Justly demand
ILL., the conductor selected lonely puf'1t On tt,c
hin, to undergo considerable harti1hp tronelc,
and IrIyatloI,, a,d lscncc this netin'i for lnn,.
agcs was brought. After 4 iup:c Of SIX years
tic jury now awarls to Mr., l.c Van damages
portant Principle Is established that t1lc 1sail-
roaI Company is compelled TO gtrc a passenger
a seat, without extra cost to him, IN The Pull.
man cnr, II all tl,e ptler s!ttsnEs In tile cars ot
tile trafu arc occupied.
, 1876-10-28
leavra t'ick, muddy sediment. TIN 49,.
clearly t,at Of lccaylng trees und othrr 1a'tt
bic ,NNttcr ~ "'4eT Yeget.

lcasrh a ''lckl mnutly sediment. Tho ,,-,
Ii,sasiy tat oi lecaylnE trees un ater yus ysansis
|. Is tn,rosstl,lc to esvapn thc en,n.o.
contaminated hy the Infection. Wlp.rvsrrf; sohs
" its il'nllt ~ necessarily detained hy ~, alc
u nnc stck TT dyrE viii. It. It.s yarra ,i'e ele
~ tic ''lc.hes of ones clothes, IN ii s,, asoIt
Kers' "a tr iager-nails; It Ii kihtet ;n,'a "as+ ~
s o. fElcnfsa, left III tic crnsp tr ~ tT;aiho iho
iaffsln'ic, "r Thrust ntv tic treat1 r rt1naly
=, M GilrlI'y: There Is 'o a:c secure tros, t,,,fs Y
s0'nit. Or III tic llatuls t,l tr un,, hask.
tHEu tlcir seat tttsiJc sou al ini. I.Htr, .Hhtr, u
noeent nnd snnetin1nIolis. hut tjj nrrn.S .AS In.
ct'1.iAet ia 'nnr,cr0l,A II not Mn, III i'1eh %
de'ire, then MI nilnrn defiance In tl,.a, ~ Tori.
en'ltnR'on ulIy call snvc you from f,.nI .n1 Al!
Toe. ''' 'se1d Aal
No "h!tc.frost yet, and no human t,,,.
lion las +" !nr hccil discovered to 0;rr.t 1T Feh'
thence. and snyc thu feeble trtnnins 'nt' ~ e.
stricken ty. III. daily nteencUts kr,,, W. W lb1a
nycrgc OF FIX OF eight from Tx, Jryrr. ~, 70 70 IN
figures ollEht 10 be ilcnrly doubled nj ,"a. At.e
t'nnY f!t from Tic eelucIr, which .r. r"st 70!
as Iron, xtil,b utller ral!ec, hri;rr" asi%f1ta
Wuld he hsYcd II tlltrc were lnor,e any ,let .vet
nurses. TlIr latter nrc nafJ snM net'tf
tHnnty-ionr 1inura, M. ,ustlys raN In Ma oas 6f
erl; or we'll vt thla rnte. The Nlar 1u,'. .e the
rcirrrrt i ir white tu,es, anu II il M, a'e
'nqn 10 tiirf ,orpsr nnl 1u,rfc iy;, sii. oIa>
st,-tst hitter tlratl,lrunk. 1tulccJ III, aa ~, ~
dependence is put Npun the ctlra:y of ,c,ia,h ,l
drinks and to 4rin as preventive ia sx.aoc snt'
tltOll. The fever ts no nIur. uIIcrs, nal I'ial
lan IL Inns been elsewhere, aud 1t wifi Iara ,!o
t!e out Of IFS nWli necur.l. ''''e 10
0gEi'A h,.1Ss, Vi II
, 1876-10-28

shetc,1 Of tho Exhibits prcscnted to a..
United States Oovcrnmc4t by B,um. '
fbI51ff}cbfd TaaHfrxr

United slafes UavcrnMc,4t ly Biur. '
}@i'aHtfnht1 fA9Hfrrr.
tno curious exhibits presented By The Kiru
nf Slam TO tho Unlhp! stlcs tioycr,isn1t 'I lnI.
" t!lo navy department Ut liz t;oyrrnn",ooan, ."oa
uli{dtng, Anu attract nlHcIt attention. Dms "
ti!e stranEcst objects In the chc,tIon I< s.,,
ess oX'car. {tn' size}t with ]nrre wheels nat an
axle, lut held IN their PLACES ly r,ule jrans W.
rxtendig las beyond a,l oycr The ,s,ruw ispie |me
Ut the vehicle. n'o,cl Of the Roral easzIsryy M tIy
consisting ef pyra.nitlal tnwer, ,ser,norutr3I l.,
cnnord throne, nus Its wilee!s eouncftrIj witI
ilic bAly on tic saIiu prlnciplcs us tic osssn '
no axle 'tlnE used III tlis Or any otl!cr Of ti,s
VI elegantly c!nhroitlcscd silk and rivhiy.EjlJra
irn'ne, H. ntl Object Of much curiosity mi ne,e
1t Is table, u, Which the fayurttc inusirai H..
strii'nents Of Sinn arc displayed.
These Include circle nf br;lss sonss Of dlge,,
ent notes, four-strtnt5ctl gu!tnr, much rcseS,
shaped lAHly covered will hucksklU. seyss.t
drums frmn eighteen inches to two md haii
teet lung utId frnm SIX To eight inches In diam.
eter, ntitt two Instruments made OF tlifIcrcutly
toned strips Of wool hung Loosely together and
suspended III wcll.aeasoncd frame. An um.
brcltn divided ftto seven sections, onr dj1ectlv
above tlle utlcr, nMf decreasing In ezo Ia A.
ipptr apex, CAUSES nttncrl,lls ul,anawcrablc IN.
Auirlcs regarding tie necessity of tie cYlcutl,
useless SIX sertiHrs ms the un,ler part Il net-
iSEt &ItU Eortl1U3
entirely too cumbersome fnr mere ornament,
Tho siamcsc give cytuDce Of t.c taet that tley
know how to l!c comfortable, ttr III addition io
tho softcst of blankets, rugs, quilts, ctr thcy
exhibit eight different kinda of pillows, oae ii
illo head, anotEcr for the boly, tyu for tin
Sides, two for the nrns, and two for Tic legs
Tile mut1eis of dwellings Of al1 kiuils arc ycty
picturesque. \ largc n,lr1,brr Of hoats Of yas{
nt1s kinds arc also sllown oil of wllirl are yery
long, i.arroT, aud pointed. The royal hargcs
hnvu gilt tabins ur thrones in tic rentre MD
seats for from twenty-five to tiity oarsiurii. Thu
farming t:nnlcnlcnts, which nrn OF must prlas!.
tive ltecrlptinn, tho wnrks 01 Sfanlesc art made
for theatrical performances, aud nt,,llLerc.s
other exhibits, urt Of equa! Interrst, but pT,a.
bly, thc must attractive object In thc collection
Is y lifc-Htzc gilt bust of tic late Kng of Siam,
Thfs, though broken In transportation, llas
l!cen perfectly repaired, H1,l lnEc1l resembles
finely glaed bronze. ltis, however, made Of a
composition resembling plnster.
, 1876-10-28
now TO DIsOlL QUAIL.

q
PEABODY, Oct. 2.-Your papcr seems to be
tic medium for ntl sorts of recipes; also for III
dies to express "IndignatIon " ut what does not
plensc. lagrco with Mifs lin III liking fried
nor]t for brcalifast, but think II sl,c lIycd In
Kansas ahe wo,,ll soon learn to like quail oil
tonst better, Il well cooked. will glyo you my
rrctpo for prrparipg quail: Each quail Should
Md pounded aliElttly with the slcak-ponndcr,
TO break the huues, 80 they will llc tut
On tie. gri.llron;, slit amt },epperr them
butter rcndy to Zip cuch piece lii as soon Us
coeltc,,. Ilayc ready slices of bread, toasted to
Il light brown, mud we'll buucrcd. LaY 4 quaEl
OH tarh slice Of thu toast. tl'cn pour the hnttcr
whtc.. thcy were dipped III over tho whole.
Eervc hot.
VIII Diatlv1,, who has shown so much iMtligna-
tion fur ltlas liking fried pork for breakfast,
plcuse tell US wlnt nil these nice rcrlpcs nre Tor
II We urc to live on Graham dicta Yousa TO-
6pcctfully, Mns. ". Il. T.
, 1876-10-28
POTATO SALAD.

III H8 7s1'to7 ~ 1"' 1VFo9"E'
C1ItcAao, Oct. M.-Tako II dozen medium
sized potatnes; boil; let them Ect cold; tllcu
ellcu them; put III n'u!iun,-sszcd onion,
chopped 1nc; tnko tcnrup two'th!rtls full Of
best clcr-ylncgar, into wlslel, put tablespopn'
full Ut sweet 9'l; leat tho vinegar and oil very
stir nft togetncr with d salad e3oun; tllcn let Il
get cold, a,ld you Will huvu ilnu potato salat1.
e. l.. ID. II.