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GtnGrtelIfgfnar.
THE WAYS THAT LEFT
THEM TWAIN.
ny A YOUNG LADY or II.
wd,lcn for the Wheeling lnteliISeneer.
PARTI.

yd.tcn lOr the Wheeling InteliISsnser
PARTL
1.-THE InmortGla kBev each other at mt sight,
anu WV" ." -Opn Meredith.
"-ln theatre, the Cye1o men,
AusTR Eeli grarel actor leaves tho stage,
RTS idiy lent on him that eniers next,
ThIHkaR his ptatlle TO b tedious"
The theatre, on the benefit night Of a
i,yorite star, Ia an instructive as we'll "a
an entertaining place. even y one only
bends ones energies to the study OF ones
i"llow bOings, The chandeliers flare and
blaIe with almost the brilliancy Of the
nN',e levels on the bosom Of the gaunt
G;sS Gauntlet, who Il about TO live, love
al ,niIsr ior the dedication Of the sym
nstbetic crowd iBfsont Of the footlights.
Among Tue spectators most Inclined 10
ho bored BY the coming tragedy ia Miss
Leslie. Her ptetty image is magnified in
the barrels Of many an opera glass
throughout the house IA she sits In the
front Of box, directly overlooking the
stage, in the company Of Mrs. Askwith,
her mother.in.law elect, her fond lance,
and several interested lOafers.
"Do you know" she Is saying languidly
to Mr.. Thore, middle.aged friend Of
tie iamilyp EDO you know Jim little
ashamCdto own ~, butt do think that,
in these degenerate modern days, when
we are much more entertained by well.
timed local hit than We would be by all
the eloquence Of Dem0sthenes (particu.
larly II he uttered his sentiments in such
an uncanny tongue as Creek. say
that think Shakespeare, on the stage at
least, is very little hoary. One can en-.
joy him, you know, just like novel,
read in solitude, when overtaken by fit
Of pieIy. But, for play, | would rath-
er zee Our Boys than this sort Of thing
any moonlight night
"But have you witnessed the way this
fellow Alfred sports the buskins?' asks
Thorpe, incredulouSly.
".Any relation to the great DeAn2" in
terrtipts one Of The loaiers, with grin.
"NO, have never seen him." she re.
piled, carelessly.
"Then you know not what awful fate
may be in store for you" continued
Thorpe. "He has been fatal to the peace
Of mind Of scores Of young women who
had not before considered themselves sus.
ceptible."
'For my part, could never fall in
love with anything but intellect-lOfty,
surprising" But her eloquence Is cut
short by the rising Of the curtain; and a
sarcastic young gentleman who, some
moths ago received from her, u neat and
appropriate present, in the shape Of a
mitten, leans over, whispers viciously-
"Was it his vast and oyer.shadowinp
brain power, which so irresistlbly at,
tracted you to Mr.. Askaith?" Sht
Shrinks away augrily, apd turns a Grim
son facs toward the stage. Ten minutes
more, and the bush has died away 10 be
replaced by look Of interest, which OBJ
serving Mr.. Thorpe considered surpris-
ing, in view Of the frank expression oil
her sentiments, few minutes before.
PGnnp THE PfDSr Arr
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'fhe box.patty, whom we have been OBJ,
serving, rise, and begin to cloak for de;
pariure; but the whole house is In an
uGroar otapplausC. A corner Of the cur.
tain ia Withdrawn, Romeo is again before
them, he Is still while, and, although he
bows graciously, his face Is quite grave.
Daphne drops her cloak and leans over
The edge OF the box, carried away, and
out Of hetSelt-obliyious to her sur.
'oundings, except as he is a part Of them
she must do something to attract his
Mseniion-to Show her enthusiasm. She
'0a'cAe' the little bunch Of white yiolcts,
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END or THE THIRD ACT.

Daphne, overcome by tho loves and
woes OF young Romeo and younger Juliet,
relircs gracefully behind her handker.
chief.
exit Miss Lcisle" exclaims Thorpe.
"Ths Idly werpi-O may her weep,
AZ i Is lasting, 20 hN dcrF!" tmycatiCS LeVOrlng
the PiQucd youth"
"a tearsome dream hath loosened from
voc Lrain," SOothingly added Thorpe.
Blgnihed SILENCE ON the part Of Miss
elsie, and pause NIL around.
"rhey say his mother was a swarthy
Italian organ.grinder," ventures Lever.
ing, "and lsuppose that in his youth no
lsd the incstinAble advantages Of init.
nate association with the graceful and
accomplished animal that usually accom-.
panieS that Instrument
That can't be true" she demonstrates
"why he Ia as lair as-as-" ASA lily
suggests Thorpe
ny coil SilOam's shady tlIl,
llO" i4ir The lilly grOSsln
hastily, from AskwiLh.
"DS you know Miss LeisIe," says Sew.
vEiig, Conddentially, THAT Askyith il
getting literary. Yesterday I went into
his study "a derisiye grin at the word
and found him painfully pouring over
hook Of familiar quotations. reckon
like the old lady who kept Webster
Unabridged Tor light reading, he founG
i interesting, but little disconnected
ion witness the gratifying result"
The last words are lost on Daphne
again she turns rapt eyes to the stage.
who am telling this brief romano
OF her life, saw her lovely face that nigh
across tho Ilit,ering horse, shoe curve,
and since then have believed in love 4
hr"t sight-aterm grown odious. by III,
by, that man, Alfred, was wonderful
actor. IhavC been told that i, is in,pos
sible for men and women-eyen thos
great stars in the tinsel armament, VIII
have made their profession to stand nobI
can fancy themselves, for the time, real
y in the aituations Of the characters the
personRte; that the intensity Of the emo
tiOns, the constant strain on the nerve
Tor night after night, would prove to b
more than the most iron constitutio
could endure.
But doubted all this, when saw h,
meo's drawn, perfect lips, gasp:
Thus with klsS de"
THE CURTAIN FALLS.
=
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Ahe murmurs half under her breath
CHANGING at Askwith. "What did you oh.
serve asks Mr.. Thorpe, whoi is not famiI.
lar with Mangan. utshe does not reply.
I" Do you know him." with slight
gesture toward the STACEY
Yes" replies Thorpe, laconically,
ia he nice?"
" lie isa gentleman, tthst ia what you
mean"
Tell me about him." abe languishing,
" commands.
Z" know very little" higgins Thorpe,
looking slightly annoyed. " His family
were Southern, and he joined the Confed.
crate Army when he was nothing but II
boy. lie succeeded in getting bullet in
him somewhere, before he was twenty
silly performance that whole war was,
wasn't e." he observes, in manner I'm.
Tontedly, and unnaturally meditativc.
Perfectly idiotic,-Go on"
All where wasI. His father lost all
his lin in the cause Of the Coniederacy,
aud alter tho war, the youth declined
staying in the country, where no could
no longer play the swell. So he had been
shocking round Europe ever since, until
the last few months"
GLOW Interestingly she exolaims, rath.
err ailectedly, and turns to watch for the
entrance on the scene Of Romeo.
END or THE THIRD ACT.
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Dr. Tut has
been engaged Ia
the practice Of
nSdisiGO thirty
years, and fora
long tine VA
drmSRstrAtOf o.
anatomy In the
Medical College
Of NSoFElA,
hence peFInni
using hIl pills
have The guar
Ant5S that they
arr pfppArl on
scientific PEin-
elpleSt and kfs
free from all
guAsksp.
lie hAa lue-
eeOded In COM
blnlng IL than
Tia hSrythfots
ahtaESntltlo
STH1RIIiSoSTr1te
ENEHd,PuR
mo TONIC,
While they r.
motO all sn-
healthy Gergm-
ulAtioha, hFY
pro d nee No
WeAha0t1.
They may 10
taken ~ any
ume without
nsIAihtot dat
OF occupation
bAh family
mslISihn they
have no rival
PRICE, CSC.
oPBIcE:
IS Murray O.,
NEW YORK,
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END OF THE FIRST ACI

Daphne Leslie leans back in her chair
What pretty clothes gentlemen used to
wear" she says. "lIOw nice it would
seem to be wooed by n handsome lover
in velvet suit, with dear little cape
like that"
y spit on thy clothing,
Thatgatb Of balloons!
eve with deep OrclthnG
Thy light plutglOOns,
curse the craVat
That cncircleS thy throIt,
And thy CJrklnc-pIt hat,
And thy HwIllOw-tail coat"
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

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LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
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The genuine McLANE's LIVER
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McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
R@ Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. MclANE'S LIVER PLIS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepcrs generally.
To those wishing to give Dr.. C. McLAHR's
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eart Of the unI'sd States, ons box OF Pills for
FLEMING BROS, PiussutrA. Pa.
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cvnontome ne , D;ecoecd ;,,or
TafN ~ ., W. ~. c;ja - - 81.
cd1e oTtSS r;bs ;r 1s' @ nv ,,r .te
1i,rs sorOot;mo a ~ ,,o;n :; =, .Ip io
s;dc tIo nat;On. ' I" l, 10 . III NV 'T!e
on ,Se Ioft s;do $500. 20 49,, ~ "U H. " i
!. c.l. ~ .i ~ . IolI Is, .tio pau
= F,oo "I ', o.,:n.,J . "Il9
~ M sI,H1'iio:9 S%. .S " tl!e so!' u
tnLom ~. ".a - soI''ss'. ne his
TN a,o ~ t. e., ~ t''I "ttll:
onnot;." anJ s - IIo.c w., WIN noSs u
r,pposoI -. S.'e S S.tHNss wv po"eis ~
,o.;,.o I I IS y. I I aItet1
;th NV Nun S..c eIu ,, y t'ouGlG ;S
he,rr sons0t;on IN tSo Ti ooi u ,1urt
There ispencroIIv a co me- loss
ofmemoTv, ccomnonird With main
, FIJI sensation of having Icft urdone
sometime which oupht To have hccs
done. A slight. dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
COMPLAINS ofweariness and debility:
he is easily Startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains of a
nr;ctlv sensation ne thn eL;n. b;e
Spirits are low: and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bcnc-
fetal to him, vet he can scarcely
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Tomorrow, and to morrow, and Tomorrow,
Creep In this petty pace, from day to day"
LII.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08
Personal, lmpersonal and Political.

The New Hampshire prohlhitlomsts
have nominated Asa : Kendall ior Governor.
south Carolina court has decided
ttat Wade Hampton il the legal Governor o.
that State. The case was promptly appealed
III the Supreme Court.
The Ohio State Senate has passed Il
bill compelling employers 60 pay employees on
or before the last day q the month.
committee 81 the Ohio Legislature
reports that 25 persons il the peuitfntiaIy q
that state vere poisoned Is the tartar emetie
mixed ia The coru tread. None OF tie cases
were fatal. however.
Moody and Sankey began revival
meetings Al the New Tabernacle en- fremont
street III the 27ln The building, which seats
t0uo people, was filed, 1t Is estimated ina
10000 ueople were unable 70 gain admission
Colonel Plumb Was the successful
candidate ior the Kansas Sen~torshiR belns
elected ON The 10th ballet ~ 50 votes agalns
3D. Colonel Plumb was printer by trade
ana he formerly Published the Emporia News
The three Supreme Judges III " Is
oansin. as in Minnesota, sre overworked, an
the legislative Assembly If that State atmos
unanimously voted to submit an aInepdmer
"A t},a constitution increasing the number
i've
some unprincipled newspaper ha
cone behind the returns and counted III
fittle Chrlsuaney who does not exist -
senator does not approve Of he procedar
Int refuses to testify on the charge ot lntim
datien.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08
miscellaneous News ltens.

Cold is away down-the lowest
since the war. SlO5 ! was reached the other
day.
The public debt statement for the
month shows the national debt to have been
reduced over two millions during the month
Of January.
dispatch from Berlin states that
the present state OF affairs between Turkey ana
Russia, which is neither war nor peace, Is 10
be indefinitely prolonged, thereby making q
financial war and testing the ability ot both
powers TO keep up q large standing army.
The five thousand Mennonltes al
ready located in Manitoba, says the Toronto
Globe. make excellent settlers, and there Is
room still on the present reserves appfoprl /
| atad t. Russian immigrants Tor "another til
| thousand - The capacity OF the great n0Tth-
/ west 70 receive settlers il comparatively IN
limited. and there il room in this country fol
/ all the Menuonltes III Rus5ia without the res
O. the population suffering Inconvenience.
There is considerable alarm II ON
caco at the fatality caused hy scarlet lever an'
diphtheria. Already in the mopth Of Januar-
M to the 25th there had baen l04 deaths iron
scarlet fever and 43 from dIphtherla, and 1t /
reuorted thai the mortality IS increasing
These d! seases are considered both contaglon
and endemic. and boards oi health ~ III
| Eastern cities recommend as the best mean
OF prevention, non-exp@snre 70 those inlecIeo
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08
Review vi the Markets.

Trade in the mercantile line has been
unusually good tor lnid-winter, IN wholesale
quarters The only important changes IN
prices 10 note are III groceries. Jaws cohees
and refined sugars are down handsomely.
seems 10 be tire opinion that cotton goohs Will
rule strong durlng the coming season, that
turther advances may be be expected
Flour is quite unsettled since the recent
rise in wheat. There is quite broad margin
in the quotations Some brands oi AAAA Of
very good reputation are held at $500 " Dbl,
while choice family flour and straight
XXXX IS held firmly ut S. 81 for wholesale
and Job lots, and S67j0T 0O tor small IN
terror Qualities are not now III much demand,
and quotations are nominal. patent Pro-
cess -four. which is IL demand throughout
the country as tie equal it not superior oi the
very best winter wheat brands, sells to deal
ers aud consumers al IS. 5d9l0ol q bhl. I've
iour is III moderate demand al S55t@60o "
bbl: buckwheat Is not much inquired Tor,
and with very small stocks OIL hand quota
tons are mostly if not entirely nominal
The local offerings 81 wheat have been IN
usually liberal, stimulated Of course by the
very LlgE T9ltS WHICH nave FiSFaiACd " F
! have to note a very sharp decline within tue
week. aggregatug i0c " oushel OH all qail-
ties THIS decline Is larg y III excess OF any
similar movement in the great markets, anc
can only be accounted tor by the suppositlot
that buyers found themselves paying more
Tor gram than it was worth, or than It Wa
likely t. be worth I'D the spring. The sud
den shutting down OF u large number oi flour
ing mills III the STATE, not only III Minneapo
lis Lar III nearly al the principal centers 9
II lr manufacture, has undou btedly had d DE
pressing influence on the current huyin
price ol wheat the reason given tor TIN
evidently concerted movement II thu allege
aisproportion between the price Of wheat all
. Its product. -four Millers asserted tina
! they Lost money on every 6uShei Of w hei
that they bought and manufactured, @ithoug
they werr careful net to give ngures 70 SUI
port the statement, or t. give producel
credit for the profits made On the VI
. amounts ii flour tormerely sold On advanclI
markets, which was manufactured lram lo
, priced wheat But there viii be 10 seric1
embarrassment likely 70 follow the saadt
: Discrimination OF local manufacturers ~ 81
our leading cereal. Milers will want whe
= in the spring, it they 10 not now, and tn
> will he compelled to pay all that it Is worth
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08

4 Summary Of the Worlds Work
and Happenings.
crimes Criminals and Casualties

A prisoner in the Auburn, n u,
State Prison Killed a keeper ly beating nun
upon the head.
John Kahn, aged six, son OF wealthy
naren,a, was abducted st. recess from the
ecbool connected with the Church OF Trans
iquration, by al unknown man, who gave
him money and sweetTneats.
General Mcdonald, whisky ring con-
Wet, has been II tined 81 hts pardon by the
pres,dent. and Joyce anticipates his pardon
daily Mcdonald is broken down in health
and o. soon 81 released Will SO to his home
Ripon, WIS
A peddler called at the house OF >.
s. Chaltlak. near Thomville, Ohio, on Friday
evening. and obtained permission to lodge
over nigh During tie night he chlcro-
formed the entire family and ransacked the
house, carrying OF 5000 in money and 500
in dratts The robber WAS traced TO Lancaster
but not apprehended.
A Young woman named julia Stock
field confined III the county jail, in Il
Cross committed suicide by setting ne
clothes On fire from Goals taken from the stov'
in thu vornan's department. When tust as
covered the poor woman was wholly enveI
onec IL flames, which were soon extinguished
but not anti her clothes were almost eutirei.
burned from her body. She died iew hour
later.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08

now offer so cents On the dollar, payable III
is monthly iustallTnents.

now offer so cents or the dollar, pay&oie AZ
IS monthly installments.
Louise Poneroy, wife of the noto-
rlous editor. is on the stage i'll Chicago me
man OF the Inter-Ocean goes into raptufes
over her hair, surrounding her like MIST
four feet long, fine as spun glass, timex as Inc
name OF 2 young lion, and in color that pecu-
| liarly lovely blonde tint that has a softer,
warmer look than that We can cali golden.
! Mimi.
Charles P, Wetmore, twentV-slX
years OF age, died of hydrophobia, in Column
bus, O., after suffering fearfully from the at
tack since Thursday last. The deceased was
bitten three times by one dog and once by
another. The symptoms first manifested
themselves on Thursday, tut he did not sum
mon physician until Friday, who did mo-
FULLY comprehend the case. Developing
more fully on Friday night, another physi
clan was called who could emily relieve Tn
patient with hyperdermic injections.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08

The draft on which Wells, Fargo |
& Co. were paid the sum Of 50 600
was dated San Francisco, December
9th and was given by j. FL. H. Patrick.
Senator Kelly was the next witness.
cipher dispatch directed to w. 7.
Pelton, N. Y, signed by J. H. II. Pat
rick, and endorsed by Senator Kelly,
was produced by Senator Mitchell
and handed witness, who stated that
he could not translate the dispatch,
but he could give the substance OF 1t,
which was that he Kelly endorsed
dispatch asking the Democratic COM
mittee to send $4,000 to Oregon to
pay any legal expenses which might
arise in connection with Watts case,
and it was also mentioned in the dis
patch that any money not needed
would be returned to him. An answer
| in cipher came to this dispatch, the
substance of which was that there was
NJ money Several kilograms passed
between the parties in Oregon ana New
York in relation to paying OF any legal
EXPENSES in connection with Watt s
case. and word was sent from New
York to Oregon that $4,000 could be
had. The cipher dispatches passed
between Senator Kelly and Pelton were
in relation to transferring So, 900 from
New York to Oregon-hoW 1t should
, lie done and through what banks. Inc
/ dispatches had no other meaning. me
! Senator further testified that this vs.,
t 900 was the only money used LII con
J nection with the case III oregon, tt
: his knowledge: that the So 200 which
, he drew on check from the bank OF
: Laid & Bush was used for paying law
. yers' fees and for sending messages L
s Mr.. LasWell. who lives. in the eastern
r MART of the State. He never heard tn
1 unlawful use OF money in connection
}. with this case mentioned, and he new
/ or had an idea that any money WOul'
be used improperly in CONNIE ction Wit
g II. Senator Mitchell offered the fe
/, lowing telegram, which he asked .
c have inserted III connection Win I'll
IL testimony Of HolllsteT.
New York, Nov. 27, 1876 To j. Ii
<. H. Patrick, Salem. Oregon: Secure you
n points at all hazards. Communicat
IS with me Immediately giving prospects
4. DAVIS
% Tilden's private secretary ". |. Pc
T. LOIl Was UGlC1C MI WI % AeANeAe~
IS mittee the 2ist and testified that .
b. knew j. II. FL. Patrick OF Omaha OF
d he could not remember receiving
I'd cipher dispatch from Patrick date
is Salem, Oregon, Dec 5th. When IL
40 dispatch was produced he could N
as read it because the cipher belonged
Patrick and he had no copy. WlCnes
&c denied any knowledge OF deposltif
w. ST 300 in the London and San Francis
of bank in Dec. c. B. Bellinger, OF POI
d. land, Oregon, recalled and testified tn
MT all he knew about the deposit OF 81 81
he was that he was notified the none
r was deposited by New York parties,
nt) be used to defray any legal expens
he in connection with the Watts cas-
Ia Witness received a package from nc
York by express, about December IL
/. The following despatch was offered
be evidence by Senator Mitchell:
or PORTLAND, Oregon. Nov. %, ls76.nTo 0t
10 Wade Hampton, Columbia, S. G.: How II
40 -. nv Democratic Electors on official cou
~ Answer.
lat Paid Signed c. B. BELllssEK
IN Chairman Dem. Com
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08

It's Organization, Rules, and Proceeding

Its Organization, Rules, and Proceedings.
The Presidential Commission was
completed on the 3tst OF January, BY the He-
lection OF Justice bradley, oi Nv Jersey, ~
the fifth Judge. The iull Cohmifsio1i X AZ
follows:
Jndaes-ClifTord, Field, Miller, Strong and
Bradley.
Senators-Edmlnds, Frelnghuysen, Nor
~. Thurman and hayard.
representatives. Payne, HuntoD, Abbott,
Ho " ard Garfield.
The K pubiicans have engaged az counsel
Wm. Nj Egarts and X A. St0uRhton, of New
York, and Stanley Matthews and >. shella-
hargIr. of Ohio All these ge1tifmen are
ur.eut and have entered upon tie preparation
IF thir case, except StougIltou, VII. l. expect
el Tomorrow. They ara authorized 10
as-sof.iat4 with themselves any others they
,nav desire vino are familiar with the LouIsi-
ana and Florida cases. The Democrats have
"a cfunsrl LYMAN TrumbtIIl, ct Illinois, Matt.
| n. Carpenter, Of Wisconsin, jeremiah Black,
| o., PENIS vlvaDia, and Ashab4l Gre-n, 81 New
| York. The rules Of the tribunal are sub5tan-
| TALLY the same 10 those governing the Gu
urenie Court The sessions Tor hearing arpu-
| mint will be held in public III the Suprrmt
| Court rom The duration OF oral al guiurnts
| III limited 10 two hours sOF each SHE On oh
| iections, and four hours for each eide or
main p.,ints al issue In zach case Limitation
III to rnrInb II OF counsel who will br rrcog
nized as Conducting case ID t"0 Tor facf
side. All these limitations may, huTfvrr, b
rnlzrged on at the discretion Of the CoD1nlE
son. whenever q maj. riiy deem the point i
cosItroversy al sufficient importance 10 war
rant more extended Argument
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-08

Scolloped Turkey.-Pick the meat
from the bones of cold cooked turkey,
without any of the skin, chop 1t quite
fine; put layer of cracker crumbs ON
the bottom OF an earthen baking !;
moisten them with : little sweet milk,
then put in Layer II chopped turkey.
with some of the stufflng. and cut
small bits OF butter over the top !.
sprinkle with pepper and salt; then
another layer Of crumbs, ana so on un-
| til the dish is full add little hot
water to the gravy that was left from
the turkey. and pour over it Then
/ take two well-beaten eggs, two table
spoontuls of milk, one OF melted but
ltr. little salt, and cracker crumbs
SO much as will make it thick enough
to spread over the top put bits 81
butter over it, and cover with plate
bake an hour in a moderate oven re
move The plate few minutes before
serving TO let the top brown nicely.
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