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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
LEGISLATIVE.


A message from the House was read,
announcing the passage by that body OF
House Bill No. 25, in relation to the per,
manent location Of the Capital.
Also, House Joint resolution No. 40
instructing cur Senators and Kepresen-
tstives in Congress to use their best
efforts to secure an appropriation to con-
tnue the improvements OF the little Kan.
awhs river, and ask the concurrt nee oil
the Senate.
MIR. Grsntham-Senate Bill Nc. 81, in
relation to auditing claims against
counties Referred TO the Judiciary
Committee. -,
Mr.. Adams-Senste Bill No. 81,
chan ging the name of the West Virginia
Female College. Referred to the Com
. mittee on Education.
Mr.. Adams-Senate Bill No. SO, TO
extend the time within which certain
railroad companies must begin the con-
struction of their roads. Referred TO the
Committee on Banks and Corporations.
Mr.. johnson Bill No. "a,
providing for an inspector of tobacco.
Referred to the committee on Agricul-
ture.
Senate Joint Resolution No. Z, provid-
ing for JOINT committee to examine the
Hospital for the Insane, coming up was
adopted as amended. Mr.. johnson was
APPOINTED to inform the House OF the
fact.
Senate Bill No. 20, TO extend the time
in which distraint and sale May be made
for taxes and fee bills, coming up, was
Rad q third time, and passed. Mr.. Fer
-guson was appointed to inform the
House of its passage.
Senate Bill No. 80, changing the
time for holding the County Courts for
the county of Calhoun, coming up on a
third reading, was passed as amended.
Senate Bill No. As, in relation to the
misdemeanols of sheritts, coming up,
was read third time, and passed.
Senate Bill No. 28, regulating the de-
posts of State funds, was. resd third
time, and passed.
Senate Bill No. So, in relation to the
compensation of witnesses, was read u
third time, and passed.
Senate Bill No. "a, authorizing the
formation of companies fer the purpose
OF constructing booms and dams, the
amendments OF the Committee on judi
ciary were adopted, and the bill or
dered to its engrossment and third read
ing.
Senate Bill No. 50, to extend the
time in which the Secretary OF the Board
OF Education may report assessments 10
TO the Auditor, was ordered to It's en-
erossment and third reading.
Senate Bill No. 26, authorizing the
incorporation of mutual fro insurance
companies, coming up, was read second
time.
Pending the further consideration OF
the bill, on motion of Mr.. Baxter, the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow at
ID A. NJ.
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FRENCH DRESSING CASES.
NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO
w Messrs. James Cummins and George
w. Woods, our entire stock of China,
Glass, Queensware and Fancy Goods, and
would bespeak for the new firm con-
tinuation OF the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed Oh us. We will continue to
carry on the Wall Paper business as iorm-
erly in the same location. and will occupy
the same room as at present, No. ll42 Main
Street, in common with Messrs. Cummins
& Woods, and hope that all our old
customers will remember both tn nj and
us when in need OF anything in either line
OF business. A. W. PAUL. Il BRO.
WHEELING, w. VA, Feb. |, 1877.
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Ae,ion.speaL Louder Than Words

a~,tousSpeak Louder Than Words
Virginia New Enterprise.
A sitizon OF Eureka having occasion
to 90 home rather Unexpectedly night
or two since caught gentleman acqualn
lance in the act of kissing his wife. On
relating the circumstance TO friend ne
was asked il he punished the guilty
couple, and replied: "No, rot exactly
but they must have seen from the way
slammed the door that l was not salts
fed
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HISTORY

The great interest OF all nations and in
our own thrilling history OF loo years
makes this book sell fsster than any other.
Three books in one, beautifully illus
trated. Low price, quick sales, extra terms.
Send for circular. ]. c. McCURDi & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa spl2b
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REM0yAl--2QQ Pianos { n, ply Qf1ss

A subscs,bsm vii eel their .n eng ., co.
OF PiaDos and Organs, new s hnooks. az
hand, ss1esf music, music nncss y
merchsnal.s, e ys5Z nss;s Ty sS's pirsyios,Is.
removal = their nsz ssof iiisans
g, UNION s6UAhH ~ Sss = x:sntsd, n
C s,.1 io5 %ssH . tse Tssds
WATERS 4 BONB. hannfse's sto
DsaIsrs, "a Broadway. y. l.
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUX.

A TABLEAUX-MUSICA EN- + f X =
n tainment will be given ut Wiesel Hall,
Wednesday evening, February 7, 1871, for
the benefit of st. Matthew's Mission,
the musical portion TO be conducted by the
best talent in the city. Admission soc.
Tickets tor sale at Stanton & Dayenport's
and the City Collectors office. feb6r
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now in the State Library, together with
the number and kind, necessary to make
the same complete. Adopted. :,
On motion the House adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o clock A. n.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN
w announcing 10 the citizens of Wheel
ing that we have purchased the entire
stock of livery belonging to the late firm
of Husemen q Mendel, and will continue
TO carry on the business ut the well known
stand, Nos. 1900, 1902 and l5J4 Main street,
where we will he pleased To see the old
patrons OF the stable rs well as the new
who may favor us with call. We Will
endeavor to keep careful and obliging
Srooms, who will take the best OF cara OF
boarding horses.
BAILEY & TRAVIS.
To our many friends and the public in
general we take pleasure IN saying that
VIM. Bailey aid W. II. Travis, the gentle.
men who bought our stock OF livery, are
pleasant and accommodating gentlemen,
and who will try TO please every one that
will patroniZe them. They are we'll
known in our city and men who are well
intended to conduct first-class Livery
and Sale Stable. Ne have no heSitancy in
recommending them to the public.
feb6r HUSEMEN d MENDEL
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TEAS.

A FULL ASSORTMENT tFIRsT ~
"A portations) In hall chests aud boI-G d
Guapowder,
I'm perial,
Young Hyson and Hyson,i
SOuchsng,
Oolong and Japan.
OCH u. REILLY.
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FOR SALE

At THIS OFFICE. AT A LIBERAL
n discount, an order for Board on the
MonongaheIa House, Pittsburgh. tebGh
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND ACRE LOT IN WEST
IL Liberty.
This property is desirable for pri- iueA
vate residence or public business. IL iay
Is near the Normal School. The house
contains 10 rooms and is we'll suited for
boarding students. The lot is well filled
with fruit and ornamental trees. Apply to
J. A. BROWN,
feb5eod-egb West Liberty, w. Va.
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FANCY CARDS Is STYLES WITH
20 name loo, postpaid. J. b. HUSTED,
Nassau, Rens. Co, NY. feblb
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vs.. 'ourt OF Wheeling
John Robrecht, ct al. In Chancery.
By decree of the Municipal Court of
Wheeling, made on the 2lth day OF Dec
ember. 1876, the above cause was referred
to one of the commissioners of said Court
To ascertain and report
l.. What real estate the defendant, John
Robrecht, owns, and what real estate he
owned at the date OF complainsnt's judg-
ment.
2. The liens upon the real estate, II any,
so owned by the defendant, John Robrecht
and the amounts ana Priorities thereof.
3. Any matters deemed pertinent ~ the
Commissi' ner or that he may he requested
by any of the parties u the C tuSe to report.
Notice is hereby given that will, on
Thursday the h day February, lS77, at
my office, No. 20 Twelfth street, Wheeling,
w. Va. proceed TO make up an accEun' of
the matter in raid decree required 10 lie
repoi ted, and TO prepare report thereof.
l.. s. JORDON,
Commissioner OF Municipal Court.
iaoawtl1
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TOBACCOS.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ~ 1H
y County Court Of OF 10 county;
Thomas q. Yates. !.
ys. IN tbah'H
Andrew r. Yates 4 Others,
To Hugh y. Yates. Elanor q. Berry, VI.
lam Berry, Martha j. White, saHg
White, Emma u. Yates and Wh.Al
Lester Yates, defendants with olf'h"
this case:
Affidavits having been made thai 'o
are nom resid ents Of the state OF -
Virginia, notice In hereby given SUI
on this second day Of January, Em|
plaintiff has hled his bill In chancsf
sale OF certain tract OF land on thsslS'
of Mc9raws run, In Ohi0connty. OF sIy
william Yates, the piaintihs ialhet %.
seized; which said tract coLtaib.
hundred and sixty-seveu acre, m"'
less, and is fully described In said Dill
that a partition may be made OIL sa.'
or Of the proceeds OF the sale Of
amongst the parties 70 saId SUIT. ~
Is ordered that You appear az J G''s D.
held I'm the Clerks office0f THIS ,9~.
Monday, February s, 1871. and 90 DO,
may !sI BE- .n;s Eo ls prpts SS;SSps
SoN WIZ WI
January ID, 1871.
The above named defendants NH,
notice that the dispositions OF J; v;
ham, James CASTOR, ]. Byer 49,
Others will be taken nc the law om" n,
r. Jones, No. l2G ChapliDe sieeN,vss
city Of Wheeling, In the STATE g.,
Virginia, on the Tenth day ~
ruaTy, ISL, between the Doan
O'Clock A. n, and o O'Clock p. ~
read I'm evidence In the aboy. -
cause on behalf Of said plaintln
from any cause the taking OF W.
dispositions shall not re c1inmsp,,!
being commenced shall not be oOnt
on that day the taking OF the h ~
be- adjourned from time % q me oH'"
I. y. JONI
Solicitor for Coinpir
JANUARY z, IE7. J-s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL-Was the en-
tertainment given by the College Improve
ment Society at the Opera House last Fri
day evening. The programme opened with
an instrumental duet by Misses Piper and
Griffin, which we had not the pleasure of
hearing, but learn. met the fullest approba-
tion of the audience. The tableau which
followed, entitled ''better an old mans dar-
ling than young mans slave, and an ex-
quisite little song by Miss Piper, entitled,
''With Verdure Clad, - we were also t.just
in time to be too Late to hear. The laugh
able drama entitled switch of Winder-
mere" came next. and was excellently put
upon the stage. Mary j. Harmon, as Mrs.
Briarly, was complete success-Mrs. B.
couldn't have got away with it in better
shape if she had been on hand herself. AL.
Moore's Matte Primrose brought down the
house frequently, while Miss Halbrook as
Rose, Chas. Stratton as Mr.. Hogsnerton,
J. w. Blain as Capt. Seymore, IL. f. Sox
| as Rochefort, James Foster as Sir Peter.
and Miss Maggie Foster as Helen, were
every one well up in their acting. and re-
ceived more or less 'ssign'' from their audi
ence. The duette which followed entitled
'sThe Gipsey Countess, by G. Haffenden
| and Mrs. Wyatt, was just what might have
been expected from two such finishea mu-
sician- perfection. The tableau, SBleed-
| ing Nun, was IL masterpiece in its'line-
| you don't get away with the G. L. S. on
tableaux. by no manner O. means. Albert
Haf1enden then came forward dressed as Il
gay young maid of twenty-eight or thirty
years, and sang, Il really don't think that
I'll marry The audience wouldn't be
satisfied until Al. had sang twice. Then
came that great temperance play entitled,
"a Drop Too Much.'' w. r. Blain, as
Mr.. Drinkwater, made an excellent head
of the family. Maggie Foster, as Jerusha
Drinkwater, represented the cool, auda-
cious, ready for any emergency, girl OF the
period. Clara E. Price, as grandmother,
got away with her part, as she always does,
in splendid style. C. E. Wolverton' Rob-
ert Greenleaf wasn't slow by any manner
| of means, while James Foster as Josiah
| Drinkwater, and Ed. Clarke as Phelim con-
vulsed the audience with laughter with sage
remarks and queer antics. The whole per-
formance closed with quartette entitled.
| PIRATES Glee,'' w. Fl. CASTOR, III. c.
Clement, Y. Wilson and Charles Iaffen-
| den-and four healthier looking pirates we
never saw. The entertainment as whole
was among the best ever given in the
Opera House, pleasing everybody. The
receipts were fair, but would have been
much larger had the weather proved more
favorable. Success to the future endcayors
of the c. l. Society, say we.
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Moye was pardoned out of the peniten-
tiary last week. Sheriff Herren took him
to Salem on the morning train, we believe,
and Moye returned to this city in the even
ing a free man.
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For SALE CHEAP.-At his shop on Ferry
street, Mr.. Sam'l Miller has twelve pas
senger coach for sale, almost new-will be
sold at a bargain. Also & splendid end and
side spring hack, with elegant top, ETC.,
new, for sale ut cost. Here's an opportu-
nifty for somebody to get bargains. 24-9
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DeIazon d. Smith was united in marriage
to Miss Catherine Boggs, at the residence
of Mr.. Il. J. Sites, on Friday last. We
wish the new couple every happiness.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Rev. j. f. DeVore will
hold services In the brown M. E. church in this
city on Sabbath, morning and evening. sun
day school at 23O =. NJ. Prayer meeting each
Thursday evening.
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A New York doctor says that person
with a sore throat shoultln's kiss one whose
throat is all right, as the complaint can be
communicated. Girls with sore throats
should wear a bell.
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NO. 81.

Rev. J. Hunsaker will preach In the
Evangelical church next Sunday, at IL A.
NJ. and r. NJ. All are invited.
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A range that meets every requirement
and satisfies every demand made upon it
he Richmond Range. 1t has no equal
among stoves or ranges. The only place
to get one is at w. II. McFarland's, next
to the Bank.
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FINE CIIICKENs.-Our friend @. r..
Wheeler, of Shedd, has some of the finest
chickens in the state, and takes great care.
and pleasure in propagating the best for
laying and cooking purposes. He has one
pair Of imported fowls that cost him $119.
Oregon win soon be the equal OF any State
in the Union in the possession of the s'lux-.
uries of civilization. -
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Long practice will make ffrst-class liar
ont of the most Indifferent material /; but
what future is open to an amateur who
leads off with the following in the Bdnner,
Sutter, Cal: Last week Peter st. Clair,
u hunter living near Pleasant Grove, Sutter
county, while hunting near the tules. made
one OF the largest shots on record. He
killed one hundred and nineteen ducks at
one shot, from a double-barrcled No.
shotgun"
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TOBACCO SMOKING.-The effects of to-
bacco smoking, as described by the Scten-
titic AnaeTfcdn. are discoloring of the teeth
by carbon, excitement of the salivary
glands by the amonia, headache and lassi-
tude from the carbonic acid, disease of the
heart from carbonic oxide, nausea from the
bitter extract, and tainting of the breath
by the volatile empyreumatic substance.
The system may become used to these
things, yet is made liable to consumption,
nervous exhaustion, paralysis and ailments. :.
TO sum up the evils, Effects on individn--
ais likewise affect communities, these in
turn influence the nation. No person that
smokes can be in perfect health, and an
imperfect organism cannot reproduce per-.
feet one. Therefore it Is logical to conclude
that were smoking the practice of every in
dividual of a nation, then that people,
would degenerate into physically inferior.
race
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Speaking of Cronin a paper remarks:
Still the wonder is, and still it grows,
How one small head could carry all his.
IoSl
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Mrs. S. Nichols, NJ. =.

nFFTCE AND RESIDENCE corner of First
~ and Broadalbin streets, up stairs over Post
office Special attention given TO the diseases
of women. Being IL regular graduate of Boston
Medical University, and having several years
experience. can assure those suffering, relief
by SAT method of trea tment.
Albany, Or, March ,, 1S77-22y9.
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NoTIcE-Is hereby given that tax Of
one dollar per head on each and every dog
within the corporate limits of the city of
Albany, as per city ordinance, No. II, is
now due, and if not paid on or before the.
first day of June next, legal proceedings
will be instituted to collect the same.
L. III. MoNTANYE,
March %, 1877. CITY Recorder.
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MEDN1L.
G. w. WILCOX,

homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE with Dr. L. H. tirilin.'Firs street,
~ Albany, Oregon. G4s- ChronicI diseases
speciality. 26vS
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T3TSs11T.IrTTON or COMPREHENSIVE.
4 tween John IIlsId and q. II. Settlement nm
der fise name of Hurd Il Settlemeir. ia dissoly-
all AiI accounts due the late Arm must be paid
10 setflenleir g Dawson, who alone are author
led to collect and receipt for the same.
G.. +. SETTIsEAIEIR.
q. w. DAWSON.
December Is, 1s76-n15ml
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MUST AMG
Z 7 n T NJ E N r

WHAeII HAS SEOOO 1AAG AG@SR OE 4V
YEARS.
There is no sore it will not heal, no lame
ness il will not cure, no ache, no pain, that
affiict tile human body, or the body of a
horse or other domestic animal, that does
not yield to its magic touch. A bottle
costing 25c. SOC. or 81 90, has often saved
the life of human being. and restored to
life and usefulness many u valuable horse.
FOR MEN, 1T WILL CURE
Rheumatism. Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Cuts,
Prostitutes, Swellings, Contracted Cords,
Pain in the Back, Lumbago. Sciatica,
ChIiblains, Strains, Sprains, Stiff Joints.
Sore Nipples. Eruptions, Pains, Wounds,
Ulcers.
FOE ANIMALS. TT WILL CURE
SPAWN, Calls and Sores, Swinny, Ring
| Bone. FindgaIls. Big Head, Poll Evil
| Uumors and Sores. I1ameness, Swellings
Scratches, Distemper Stiffness, Strains
Soreness, Open Sores 26vs
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THE RICHMOND RANGE.-The Richmond
range is King among cooking stoves, and
no mistake. IL is the most complete, best
furnished, economical stove in the world,
certainly. Every one who gets one of
these stoves likes 1t, and speaks well of it.
1t eeonomises fuel, is a splendid baker,
and looks well in kitchen or parlor. Call
in at w. H. McFarland's and secure a
Richmond Range, and you'll never regret
it
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j. $. CALLAWAY, M. d.,

A FTER a PRACTICE OF MEDICINE FOR
IA twcnty-eight years, in the states of Illinois,
Indiana and Iowa, has permanently located
in -Nlbaany, oregon. OFFICE At Dr. Plum
mcr's Drug Store. RESIDk1N CEG- Corner of
Montgomery and Eighth streets, northeast OF
railroad depot. [VSnjOi
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ALBANY
Collegiate Institute
ALBANY, OREGON.

TlIE FALL TERM of this institution will
\ begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876,
with the following
Faculty of Instruction
Rev. Fl. W. GRAFTON. A. NJ, President,
and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
Rev Il. j. POWELL, A. NJ. Professor of Math-
81llitlcS and Natural Sciences.
II. II, HEWITT, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Languages.
Miss MARIA IRVINE. Teacher of Primary
sliss gLyA BREYAtAN. Teacher of mstru-
mental Music.
2, p RICE, M. D.. Lectarer on Physiology
and Hygiene,
Calendar
First Term begins Septelliber 4. 1875.
second Ief'nl begins November I3. 1876.
dlllfd Ierm begins January %, 1877.
FoufIn 1erln begins April ., 1877.
Aae-lt1on of one week during the holidays.
1877. sss-'
Rates of Tuition.
URINARY DEPARTMENT., per terfa, ,,,.,.. s. 90
GoMMoN ENGLISH BRANCHES Tler term. 3 %
HIGHER BRANCHES, Including RreparHto-
~ Iattlt and Greek. Il OD
COI4l.h&1i AfE9s Including Higher Latin anft
Greek, Advanced Mathematics, and
mehlai ana Moral sciences, per term. ID OO
French anu sieftnan, each, extra. , 90
il II u8
AAcluSittttS OF
Tuition in all cases required In advance.
functual ableldance, neafness, prom ptness
and gentlelnanly and ladyiilke depOrtment will
| he expected from al who may becomemembers
! OF the school, i. y. POWELL,
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HELP THOSE WHO TRY TO HELP THEM
sELvEs.-Mrs. Day is prepared to do all
kinds of plain sewing, and as she has only
her labor to depend upon for a livelihood
and for the support of her children, she
asks the kind people of this city who may
have work which they wish done to give
her trial. This is case which should
interest all our benevolent disposed citizens.
Let any who have work of this kind which
they wisu Gone take it to Mrs. Day. >
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Faculty of Instruction

ME FALL TERM of this institution will
4 begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876
with the following
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

The glass works in Brooklyn are making
glass that won't break. Their lamp cllim-
ncys eau be used for driving nails into
boards. and can stand cold water when
heated, without harm, while their plates,
thrown into the air twenty-five feet and
falling on brick floor are unbroken. This
gives the wife who is master of the house
welcome addition to the rolling pin and
! fiat-iron in the line of indestructible imple-
ments of domestic warfare.
1
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RoAsTER.-W. II. Mcfarland is manu-
featuring the best and completest roaster
we ever saw. We have tried tIem and we
can honestly say they are just the thing
needed to roast turkey. chicken, duck, beef
etc. In roasting piece of beef in this
roaster you preserve all the rich juices o.
the meat. and the entire piece will BIZ
cooked through and through alike-eitbel
rare or well-tlone, as your taste may elect
You will never know what piece of roas
meat should taste like unless you secure
one OF these roasters and try it for yourself
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River in good boating stage,