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which NO n Jr1s can convey. one Of h!a most
ecatbtuE ren,arkB ~As that hc didn't Often eer.
eren tcAcn he looked in the glass, man who
could talk over Tho subject. especially III tue
picatnee Of women. Another aly scatlo
vas.-antl Oh. tEo silky Rarcaam Of tho
tono,~-" thonallt lose WAS above everything,
but sec yon make 1t iess than murliagc, aud
you separ0if 1t from natslage:"
No, 1 don't scparatu It from marriage,
wllcrcupon atr. Janes endcnvored to explain
his own contradictions. uliirlt suppose trnpA.
lated Into tic seruncnar tncans TINT loyc 10 one
thing nu marriage ""ot!aer.-tl.nt ta, that love
iH hi emotion nil h.-.!iaEc all tnstttntion which
f1ny be brought INTO partnership. slr. Neih.
finally brought down the house by lifting his
thumb and finger and
nEcLAnlHn THAT nE DIDN'T CARE SNAP FoA
TIE nEdlxSlNn or THE LssAY,
sud whether llo undorstod IT or not. 80 long hB
tho end hent him into auch delightful regions,
floating round IN o.rc,ln,ambiout mir.
And here tLe meeting adjourned. md listte
groups formed rapidly to say tho word they
didn't dsro TO say Ia public. !" 10 not wlsta to
be understood as not approaching Sfr. James
line English, OF OF making light Of his coAvic-
tons: but | do Wish 10 say that I 1ou't want
convictions hurled down my throat In such
confusion that can't even protest" "
va8 The comment Of QUO OF tho parties at these
s,do rollfabs. "Aff. james evidently beliosoa
oyorythtug md nothing" WAS atotior comment.
"nlr. James evidently believes Whist be tralts
to bcIiove." WAS tho laht shot heard fired.
Aud 30 endeth tho discussion Ut tho Anil
meeting. May breaks us up for summer wander
Ipgs uutii October. But doubt IL Mre. Sarkept
eau give us such another lively time. \. T.
, 1876-04-29
ONE OF THE WORLDS WONDERS.

10 tha Edttor Of 1hs Chicago 1ftatns:
WAnRsN, Pa., April 24.-Last weak sav ons
Of tie wonders Of the world. Fifteen miles osat u
this town. aud 81 miles CAST Of the lako shore at
Eric, on tho llue OF the PhilAdephlA l. Eric
Railroad. In tho heart Of the graas wilderness
which extends from the AllsRhany for 30 miles
to tho HusauohannA River, In na.row valley
iucosed On both aides by nearly perpendicular
hilss 600 foot hEEh clear. bright lights are con-
ssant|y burning hundred feet up ip tue air.
Thsae ltghta are the burning gas from seaor-
yo!r OF CARBON aud hydrogen. manufactured in
Natures Immense gAs-workB thousand foot bs-
low the surface III the vhst cavornB OF the EARTH.
Here the Raa has bean loWlug, rushing upward,
for several months, With forco essimttod At
70 600 pounds 70 the squaro foot, and at tho rate
of !, ,000 900 cubic foet syery twenty-four hours!
The gaa is Of tue pureat quality The usllal
teHta dotcct n 1t no property which dlscolors the
whttest fabrics. nor productive Of unpleasant
odor.
A company IL organized, who aro laying pipes
TO convey 1t q nliles to bhsfliad which thsY pro-
pose to light aud haat with the pure carbon
from this Woll. Before tbs 10Th Of May Cen
tennal tsanspasancy vii! TO erected around
these wonderful lt8hts. which will BE- Ia full
slgat OF passengers on tho Philadelphia i Erie
Naliload,-the track bong only 100 foat from
visible. Only In our land OF wonders cau It ba
seeD. .-
Tie old Commonwealth Of William Penn
furnishes the fuel which makes tho lRrRs cities
Of New Yorx and philadelphia. and the small
settements like Boston and Baltimore, habit
able. Tue oil and gas Of PsnusyysuLa light tho
wosld. Yours truly, SPECTATOR.
, 1876-04-29

3c he Editor e5 7Ae cateass 1r.aans:
CHICAGO, April 27.-Hnving noticed, In you
Household Department, m inquiry for pudding
SAUCES. I send jon the following. which know
to be good:
Lemon sauoe-Oue largo cup Of sugar, ucasty
15 cup OF buttsr, oge. lemon, all the juice
and halfthe peol grated, teaspoon Of nutmeg, 5
tablespoons boiling water. Crean the butter
and sugar, and beat In the egg whipped light,
then len,on and nutmeg. Doat hard ~ minutes.
and add, spoonful d. time, the boiling water.
Put In tin pail and eet In boiling teater until
the Btean heats the aAuce very hot.
Brandy Sauce-Ono'half cup Of buttor, 2 cups
Of sugar, vino-glasa or brandy, l teaspoon
ter slightly, ami work In tho sugar; when this Ia
beaten light, add brandy and spca boat haFd,
shape in mold, and sst IN . cool plsce till
wanted.
Whte-Wins sauce-One-half cup OF butter,
~ cups OF sugar. Z wiue-glasaes Of pale sherry
OF white wine. u cup boiling wntor,l teaspoon
OF nutmeg. Work tho butter into tho sugar
motsten, ~ you beat 1t, With boiling water; boat
gradually tho wine and nutmeg, still beating 1t.
Turn into tin pail, set into boiling water, atir
occasionally until 1t is hot but not boiling. II
nado right It will be as white ~ milk.
Fruit Pudding sAuce-0ne.half cup Of batter !;
* cupa Of sugar; dessert spoon OF corn
starch wet rith lits!o cold milk: lemon, tho
juice md half tho grated peoi; Rlass OF vino; /
cup OF boiling wAter. Cream the butter aud
sugar, pour the corn-Btatoh into tho boiling
wafer, aud stir over the fire until It s we'll thick.
eucd put all in bowl, and beat hard; return
to the fire, heat almost to boil, take on. add
the vino.
Another-Take wine or brandy. add sugar to
your taste; heat very hot without boiling boat
atslj or taking Ii from ths a1e.
Ii. 4. LIsxs.
, 1876-04-29

To fhs Edlfef or Ihs Chicago 1flt1N:
RACINE, WIZ, April 26.-For several ueeks I
have boon an intorosted reader OF tho many
useful tecalpts foaud in tho uousokeepora' Do
parsment. III rosponso to Bella BIS request for
information iu making driod beof gravy, light
rolls, ETC., think tho following socopta good
Shave tho bosf iu thin alices. cook In water
faw minutes, thea add cue tablespoonful OF
lour. tho rams qusntlty Of butter Tor mora II
you haven't much creamy, ono-lalf pint milk
aud cream together; stir In ous oIH.
French IoIls-Boat two oygv we'll together;
one.la,f pint Aweet milk; one tAbloapoontul
yeast; ons quart Of dour; knsad II vol r1o
I'LL morning {if not very light then place In
waEm. but not too warm, pface), rlae Till noon,
aud. after working In cue onaea Ut but:er, mold
into rolsi then bake III quick oven for dtnntr.
Corn HreAd-lukter we'll Z basin into this
turn two aud ons.half oups milk, ono teaapoon-
ful salt. ono rounding cup corn.meat, same Of
tour, four tAblespoonfu!s good moIaascs; into
Which ktir vol ons taa8poontul oodA. Steam
ono hour do not look At It till then il It looks
light aud nearly cooked, place 1t 10 tho oven
bake one-bklf hour. Always good II she direo-
tons Asa followed carefully. II you shoufd not
have The Au1icsent quantity Of Hwoes milk. use
part sour; viii be excellent In 0ltAer case,
an ignorant in tue srt OF making cod6sh-
balls. md would willingly leasu. WI, some Qua
pleass an!ghisn lnsF ] will bo very much
obliged. 1AuHA III.
, 1876-04-29
UNDER THE SNOW.

Through tho dark window-pane watch tbs dtsary
snow1akes falling gwlIs aud white.
And think-God help nv, darling !-how thay dHtt
etu deepen en your grave tonight,
Fa otF tsiAles aud furXet menots, 9eAd MscathG
that mark my sacrsd wo,
Widening the npAcs between ms, weary. watching
heIs, aud you, thsss l,iuX low.
dre.ty ne Of minis '-go Aowu to him you toys aud
kisa lis dead, cold brow
And teuder lfas !-re.t near Ills heartt- t-el.un your
WARN, living arms ahous hln, nowt
Waka him to life Or. II jod will not rran& vnu that
atAy thou with him below.
And sweet shall be thy pulscesa sleep eloss to hs
breast, beueaih ths drilling snow.
"T~o graves III oas": two hearts u rtst tosethss,
far beyond the worlds vague moan;
Two dead. cud faces meath Cotnn.Id; Two pstnes
traced Gu Que n4E 6le-sioue
Tnua folded your bseAat ali haedleas OF long dseasY
night. or cluuded day.
moses, TO high Heaven, snd pray:
God pity thoae who watch ths cold Whita dsspta Ger
their darliuys krAve tans night.
And picture 10 themselves ta lueItss, ahFouded form,
&ul gacs kutDed from tho light:
Who reach cut empty arms. to clasp them c4oaa and
warm " living bfeAAts. tn vain,
and ltaeniug for worl cau oaly hear ths snoWdakea
touch tns wtndowpsne. ERHA.
, 1876-04-29

joaquin sl,tiar says in hls new book ''The
most mournful sight 10 ING IN that Of IN En-.
Ellshman dnvlng IN Hyde Park for pleasure. IIa
sits ~ II he wcrs bostesed up iu bed, and 4ls
physician waA feeling ls pulse. lie Ia Ho stiG
that you might imagine hin chiseled from somo
Tort Of very ugly stoua, bat aud 1il. You Lad
alinost ~ we'll expect to sea u gseuadlsr guards.
man hit his bcAlsstn cap ~ to hee an EuKla!l.
mans hat u1oye fsom his head, uu!oss = Ioyal
Ie1souaKe tpptars, whilo lie take1 tAis muu1nful
round ~ the great rsds Of ths Kingdom. Tho
intrtlo head OF julius Cmsas u about ~ !ikelyIo
fAll from tbs Shoulders Of tue busk III the British
Museum. NJ ~ the Aead Of Al En8llAhmAu to
turn 10 the right or 10 the lett ~ 10 ats there
holding hs hands 10 4sit3ly, looking 20 sIssa, 10
plsi3ul, ~ II ho *es expecting svsfY moment to
hear thAt mtlaneholJ phys!csan ~ that hs nuat
hls tQ.tnoSsoU."
, 1876-04-29
THE SPENCER FAMILY.

70 The Editor e} The Ch,eauo Tribune:
CHICAGO, April 25,-Tho statement published
in your Mondays paper in reforenco to the rio
lent death Of Ambrose Spencer contains two or
threa errors. which It may bo well to correct.
lie WAS tho edest son OF the Hon. John C. Spon-
Ger. Secretary Of War during President Tylera
Administration, not OF the Navy, as stasod. Hfs
brother Philip rho was hung with Small and
Cromwell for mutuy on board tho United States
brig Bomers, by order Of Commander Mckenzie,
was the youngest Of tue tArce brothers, john
C. Spencer. Jr., being noxt older. This execu-
tlon did not take place On tho " coast OF Africa"
but within twelvo hours aai! OF tho Island of
1t. TLomaB- The banging OF these men {Spcn-
Ger was mere youth not thcu out of his teona)
wHB considered cowardiy act on tlle part Of the
Commander, and wna tho toaHon OF his roslgna-
t.on his ofhciRl charactor having been seriously
damaged by thls unnecessary sacrifice of lifo.
lo hRd tho three In irons aud confined, wh,lo
tue unsupported Of the crow were fully armed
and prepared to put down any further attempt
Ut matipy. II WAS becyed as the time that
tho whole sbing ,' US l.s hatcl;ea up in
the others, not seriously contemplating violence.
Young Juhu Z. Spencer, Jr. was q msdslipmnn
In the navy, aud died Of African fovet aoou af-
ter this trngody on tho coaat of Afsica, while
probably oceassoned the error 10 regard to the
location Of tho hanging. john c. was . young
man OF tino ptonliso, and h!B death waa great
loss TO bis family. lie ntood wcll IN the navy
and enjoyed nn excellent character.
Both Ambrose and Philip were boys OF way
ward habits. and ga7e their parents much anxlo-
ty In curly llfo That two OF the three sons Of 30
emiueut and distinguished = man hs tho late
lato Chef Justice Ambrose Spencer Of New
York should meet their deaths by violence Ia
sad indeed, and should Aerya Al warning to tha
sons Of wealthy and honorable men not 10 aell
, 1876-04-29


EsoIEwoop. April 17.-Last week I gave you
meant to have told you then that I uRs almost
tho same receipt for chicken frIcasaee. To loy-
err OF game and fowla Of any ktpd this receipt
will be found excellent. For tho beno1t OF
those who d,d not retain It, and might want q
receipt for slowing Rano Or fowls that
may b. found toe old to brosl, I will
repeat tt Boil until tender. being careful not
to allow 1t to boil dry. Or when tender to havo
Of milk. or moro II the chicken Ia large. When
this comes nearly to = boil, ADD thiokenhly,
which you will have ready, viz. one and haif
table.apoons uour, vet with milk, and ono beat
On cRg. teaspoon Of sugar, poco Of butter,
and salt aud pepper to tssts. ssir all together,
and let it come to o boil. In stewlng
meats Of any kind, do not salt until
uaarly done. Salt hardons and toughaus tho
meat. It uill boil tender in halt thu time With
out 1t. To many old housokeeperd the ide& Of
seom r1dicu!oua but try 1t and you will find a
great improvement. I uaa 1t In Canned corn,
llma beans, tomatoes, aud peas with great nat
isfaet,oa. or couIae you must uBe judgment aa
to tho quantity, pinch being sufficient !u most
csaes. 1n conclus'on., viii give you N OK
steamsd. makes good dossert with hard SAUCE
ono cup moIaaaen {Nsw or1eans); one cup
boiling water; enc teaspoon aoda ons tea
eR8 and Aour enough to make 1t the proportion
OF any Ordinary stirred cake. Bake Ia Z nodor-
ato oven. This will be found worry nico ~ veil
- economical, Particularly where shoro arc chill
dren.
1 would ltts to hear from our Allesan, Mich,
correspondent again. To bar ne are grek.Iy ia.
dontad TOR galuabte Information.
MAs. A. P. E,
, 1876-04-29
Useful Recipes.

70 The Editor oS Ths Chicago 7s.btne:
DAnApoo, Wia., April 25.-Allov me to add =
small contribution to the valuable recipes found
in your Housekeeping Department. Hero ts
ont for vino ealloo 4 litslo dlfforent from any
you have Riven:
Wine sauce-Ona-hatf pint Madeira or Sherry
wine; & pint OF wator; tho Yolk Of two cRgs !;
stir tho b4ttor, sugar. and ogga to cream; lave
tho wine and watet heating; str In the other
Ingredients, and remove from tue fire A. soon as
melted, allowing alt Just to boil up {nos mose)t
crate nutmeg over tho top II 1aucied.
Dressing for Chicken Salad or Cold slaw-
Take tho yolk Of large cBR; beat in = fow
drops at ttno the best olive ole (uatng silver
then you may put 10 teaapoonful Of oil at
tIno. beating constantly until the egg has alb
sorbod enough oil to mako na thick as muali.
h .k - ssSnsy With 9 s Ill.,
add ono toaspooufut zach OF salt and English
mustard (,he iattor previously made Into a
smooth batter. "a i9s tsb!e u'a); sharper
lobster. canned salmon. eto.
The following IL very dolcate deasert: Rice
| fummety-0ne quart Of ulllk oz. Of ground
rice (picked and ground youlsalf - have mill
milk ia boiling, STR in tue sugar first, then add
the rice, sitting In very plowly; stir constantly
for twenty-tive mtnutos; when thick. and
thoroughly cooked, beat uutil . little cool, and
add deasett spoonful Of vanilla. Al! house,
keepers know that milk must never bo bos noxt
to the fire for fear Of burning, but always ts.de
| of a separate tin over boiling water. havo a
covered tin that Hts exactly into kottlo. reach
inR about half Way, aud find for Bteaming rico,
oatmeal. or making corn.Htarch pudding, eto..
otc.. It Ia fer easer than In auv kettle ever In.
vented. l give this as my experience, after try.
tug about every now invention offered In that
| lima.
haye large collection Of excellent recsipta
that bxYs been faithfully tried. Respecttulty,
| 1fHH w H. a.
, 1876-04-29

crohn oakcs that havo followed sxactly, and
found satisfactory: One pint of wAser, "
pound Of butter. 1{-pound nf 1our 10 egos:
t1.toaapoontul aoda Doll tho water and huttcr
together; when boiling. stis In tho flour. and
atir until 1t becomes smooth paste. When cool.
mix tht batter aud eRRs, woll beaten. With tho
soda disaolscd In 3 little warm Hator. THIS bat
lei "a enough for tifty cakes. Drop tho battor
on shallow tins, leaving plonty Of room bolweon
tho cakos.
Cu4sard for Cream Cakes-Ons quart mlak.
When boiling. stir In eggs, cups OF hnGar.
aNd small cup Of flour, veil beatcn together.
Flavor wlth leinon or sanIlIa. When tho GUS
tatd and cakoa arc both cool, open tho
ton of tho cakos, md I'LL with tho c'lstaEd.
Theso cakes re1utro hot own, and ought to
bnke In Abont fifteen tnlnuteo.
For myself and family, mora and nnore dis
card paatry and ,preaorvos. encourage an occa-
slonll cako Kuiltoha. IL possible. Of sodA Or
baking. powder, and ask ait tho light can got
tn cooking grains, fruits, vegetables, md 7afle'
tics Of bread. G. A. III.
, 1876-04-29

wcnthcr, Crops, ANA Roads Now
f1otcl-Dcmnnt for f3uifdiMgs4
Special cprrtsDoudsnee ~ T'ht Ehttadn Irfouns.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, April 2J.-Tor tho past fow
vcelis the weather Las been very pleasant and
encouraging fur tho farmers. who have. 90
general thing, been able to commence breaking
up for cora. Considerable outs arc being soun.
aud about ths usual amount Of spring wheat.
Tho winter.wtleat nover looked boster. The
pna.ures azs beginning to look encouraslng.-
the grass growing finely. Apple. cherry, aud
pear tseas are In full bloom, and promise good
yiold. Notwithstanding tha report circulated
hero BONO time ago, to tho effect that all such
fruit had been killed by our very severe Weather
in tho latter part Of March. W. will not have
any peaches in this section. Tho prospect for
aMal! fluiiB is ves! good.
hut very littlo of last years corn.crop has
been delivered. owing to the lmpassable condt-
tlon OF tho roado all winter Aud now aa farm
CTS are busy, there il no prospect for any CON-
Ing III TIL nfter complaining.
Work IL sgaih resumed oil the Feeb!o.Alinded
Institute. lie enElne-rOom AND Bm .ko-Btack
arc to be completed as aoon a. possible, IN order
to got Hteain. power for pumping aud hoiatlnG.
Tho lasEo hotcI erccted BY John D. Gifiatt Ia
nearly roady for occupancy; aud vii! be equal IN
State. The building ~ five stories above tho
basement. Tho first door connsts of seven
store-1ooms, throe Of Which are already occu.
pied.
Giatt'a Hall hhs been thoroughly overhauled
aud paintnd; tho stage, dresslug -rooms, and on
trance enlarged, and tlre-escapeY constructed.
We are 10 have All opeta-houso and huothe1
hotel erected this aoason.--both to bs goo4]-
Sized and with all modern improvements. New
dwelling houses arc going up in eTory portion
OF The city. and still It is nearly impossible to
rent house, o,--appltessions besug In before the
lots arc fcnced. Tlora Ia no betscr chance In
tho State for capitalist 10 invest than to ercct
houses to rent III this city At the present time.
Fifty could be filled in tvonty-four hours.
Thousnnt-dolIar property ronts at from el2 to
SIS per month very readily better property III
t}rot1ottton.
, 1876-04-29
NAOMI AND RUTH.

Turn back, my dauRhser; oh turn beck from me;
For bitter With soErow my Journey will hs:
Alas Muat hasten to sssk new home:
Then turn bsck, my daughter, md wiah not 70 coma
Mother, thy youth has from thee passed Aways
Thy beautiful hxiE u nuw sprtuk1ad with gray;
Thy hands aud thy fest sse uncestala aad slow;
Thlns sye1, dim with weef'nx. must still o9ssaoF.
VIII WOMAN In gsthleloa4 open hor door
10 welcome Naomi, detected and port
Tue friend thAt thon neodsss only cah prove,
Who viii ehsstsh khss alxAys with taRAEsst lore.
Ny daughtss, tbs word. thst thou sPeates: right
T6o lssyteat burden with thea would b hghti
nut It'd tiod Of nv iathsra vii never forssts,
Aud pleasant and peaceful my pathway can mats;
And Gethlshsua'A 1hildrsu aEs Qelsls aud kind.
Uult.l u ~o1snip, IN hears, aRatn mind,
Tts God whom thou le.sst I. TOO, viii fsrsss;
Th&a hslp NJ so give Hin dssotton a!nesxs,
Aud bid N not la4ss ttfs. my tnothar Oh. htt
tp9 TtlkhAR thgA eessk kke Atu ~. l.
, 1876-04-29

aonnd plump. and rsll.ripsneu Hhoe. sto"n "
upon tue best sous, Ahu no othe5 u oseu tHe
name caro- being exercised III me psepatston'
q Al results In nonf: peaf.ea Wnest. FFann-
lated Snsas en.-,an ena .,. each o. .,!n IN
usual " tnucen extlao9ulhhts. pu1As sou IuAl!Y'
no vloat h seseenea. olc9una. h"n nuo"usa ~
tha most Petiecs manner. ! nhve ctnseau! u
an'asu eevefN! loss al tney seso n oe!oE nunsea' n
aha theY Wefe o. haG IN oANnls OF clean' soanu'
ana PUMP Mhoa! ~ over saw. ., ,
hno neu1tag psoeesa " ses5 noso. NV ~
cunnt. nno,ay uniako tnaok oto. nnw -.
Wonso he lnlpoa1,1,n!o w. 70 uese'toU n."Eeusly
Without sovets! il.iisttauons. cou III ] ~ a." ~ ~
p'l1Aut :actut ~ suo upGihnon; a. 10 tue9a -
powerful eomn.css'u, a1o'g W.n snn Mnoas
!sp,u sieeu. eotntany nsGes.k VI ps. .o,t.'. ofv
.saen w o.oi '"'soo ~ w. ~ Wy. o.' ~ nsr,iniass
~ h'sn npuv1s' ~ tna: sA1 mne* a,hsr
WIZ saeh conclusive lofcc .ha, ILL.,, ,sis1n. nnius.
snm ene'o ~ H., rn,,,nt .nJ nn.s
as ate.on y. noa.nk =. sau -. "nn ~.
, 1876-04-29

To The Editsr Of The Chicago 7rtbuns:
HYDE pAaK, April 25.-Sumorous nnuiries have
from time to time boen made by your various cor
respondents a. TO what the so-called co!d-air at
triton -four is and ii Urn also In receipt of
inauries from various SECTIONS from persons
wishnH TO know II tho statements made In re-
gard to its quality and manner OF manufacture
Rro truo, and II the product Ia likely to ba kept
up to The high standard at which II !s intro
duced, l havo therefore been At pAinY TO a4-
certain the oxact truth III tho matter. and have
inspected the machinery aud product in coutBe
of manufacture. and gtatamont Of facts that
can la absolutely relied upon, am EURO, will 10
Of interest to all that portion o& the public
and their number 10 increasing ds.iy-
who know the inti1nato rolatiun that cxsls bo-
tween food and health aiid no aubjoct 1T khe
pEesont tsmo tH moro vitality connected with tho
beat volfafo OF tito reopIe.
TIN product Of colJair nttrision, or, aB It IL
now perhaps better called, Background whols-
m.do In new way. II quits naturally meats tic
prejudice and cold'shouldeF Of manufacturers by
tho old-tUle methods, aud also OF bakers and
otlers ~edded to the fancifui notion for
.'ahte " bread. etc.. mado from white. staschy
Hour. This pFejudico hss been needIessy
aud nptuAsty aggravated locally. 70 faE u the
proscns manufacturers aFe concerned, BY thelr
attaching thu word "Astrition" to their
pEoaoct, because they happened 10 OCCUPY the
nuildtug known a. fhc 'Attrstion Mills"
This word "Attrii.on u had. In shs conn ec.lop.
Leen previously brought Into some dHrepuie hy
heVesA! attempts aud failures At different t,snes
in Chicago 10 bring out \ :" wllte" tsour uuder
this nsps or title, aud By various lltigAtions
which followed aud gave Il further uufaVorabia
publicity. IT tho rseeent manufaetule1a have
suffered from any tusBappse1enAion or pfeju-
a4ce ~ Tue mlnus Of tho publiu ~ 10 thor
| product. u hss come wholly from this unneveB-
| sary aud tnesuiugIesH coincidence VI uames,--
for thelE Hour IL new and diss.uct aIllcis, df-
tefiug entirely from anything heretofore made.
aud IL produced by methods aud machinery III
tLeir own deylelug, ana unlike any other tiuur
machinery on the globe. ,n.ke th!s ssste1uent.
not only As an ret Of Simple ius.
tico 10 tho manufacturers. bus IN sbe
interest Of tho public, for th!s cold.grouud
whole wheat hous ought to 10 generally known,
aud bs appreciated and Judged UPON ~ merits
without favor or prejudice. lind It 70 10 tho an,
aud iutent Of the manufacturer to establish q
| solid aud enduring reputation for tho aupply oi
pure, petlect, and beautiful wheat toods. aud
theIr facills1es aud msshols tor 10 doing thlul
cannot be equAled. much less hurpAsseu.
Whiis silvs 70 ths honest supply Of such foods
thsy are also fully sppssaistive of the pnly con
altians n2an shtah thsJ csa b pssdaasd hi
, 1876-04-29

r. III Editor " 1A1 Cklsaae TFt6UNs:
WuKKLlSo, Me-, April 22.-1 AIN n,uch ploas-
ID With tho Housekeeping Department Of your
paper, and for the henoht Of I}slI4 b." Of Peo-
rs, ILL.,, ] will gtvo my rscpa for ns light rolls
FIRST Of all. good -four and good yeast are in.
po.tsut. Take three mediuul.sized potktoes +;
boil md mash 6ne Ia A sarthen dish; then
add pltt Of -four pour In sufficient boiling
wafer to make \ rather auf1 batter, stirring
thoroughly Whsn sufficiently cool Add teAcup
Of avsst ysaat, stirring well ut Il In warm
pl.us 70 si4s from dss 10 eight hours, according
70 lous lhso talx and mold swsaty minutes