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Devon: lie rs untold power. Ike
the clc7s o. nature, j. = o,.s- h.-1s7 9
obscure. IN. /; holds 2-1 snake: Ire
v-r'5 Men -sy 'S-S 70 tszr ycI'
pres they Srs III she - 77s1s .zs
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Tx z---s q; j: 1l.s 81 ta7 atmosphere
It's s.---ze 1s:i. Ike tie genie CEN,
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vg-i - II. t-i O.. TIE wct.- :-s's .-1
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v.-. lie y11 VI IL 5 p1Ee. among
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~ Won. -E.--A s-11v-s-f, tl: II pc-
r....l- = re sA-C:i;7 s-l tu---sss O.:
YOU. ri ---s lite Z.o-. Herald.
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silver b1L.cl szca y5s-
demand tron tie eSs. reeU-
go SvsSr sra with the
sp--a1Sa1-. j. vii II. 1s ne
assn =pzza-s The .vc -As 2,
b-5cz5 over
According 10 The lz.es. E-- -Is-
w1-tv 1--reS Germany ---i me
1ps11c- =, her T-ssu. ---,s'E
ZEN. whereby silver IS -', @
rs Il * y5S~ -. So %
Zs-. On TIE al=- LS-- N--~-
tss S -srss = lie t>-s.l- ana
rs. Continued IL -SEs .-5
silver coin az l--l-.,e- Us
rsi-e.. IN 1875 sra ->. q g .es ,h4l
S-'41t- II c-.- SD Of rms S->.,>
10000 Es-s il C.i II vs @Se The
vsAr ISIS .-.a RE Scc71r:, y vi be
- :1z. tie Increase ct GS- Il Gcce
is bssr s. ul in -7.t s-7He tbs.
1 --r than Germany las
hen she 10 SD - H5-s.1cE after trying
- mn SEQ Fl .t1 g. silver ccIn into
gold All lie W-r3 knows ,ha' Ger
rs-vi.t- -cs. unprecedented tars3 Tie
:: v-lsvra country IL Europe -
5sv. Ny = .5s s r.s rcr
argument, /. :Ls -a:-,4- anl insv.-
:.t.s -es-.: @ The policy W1,c1 Las -v7l
rzas-=3 II La :wo countries
Il. 3. u~s - borrow trouble on
sec7--; g. IL lac, rs: under ire Bland
Ill. he --tr-.-a -. .-e United state.
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e,r,Nl,r and Insurance Companies

r. sri2sab.s7. resulted The theory
pE.;ss ,ts. every gambler, II ne
g1E enough, must alnmsIe.!
@ ~1ppos he tries the marun;
some believe iatalllo.e' ana
Mil IS I sm informed. d~sAAo%eG ~
the rs- y hones. In the mgthG1 VI
D's,3r- lie Ers. bets ssy 81 II ne loses
Z Il Ii he loses that, ne oets
4 III he r>5s that, he bets ), Il ne
,La- rs'rs hss LOST I : -, ana
he bss n.-sE s. more ard no ma'seI
how many bet. be 'l~ss, the nT'! one ne
sin. Wifi usse him 81 richer than he
SfI rnAsrIv ss;u s.. frs, but, at las!,
the time viii come when the run o.
lgck !. 50 szalr,, him tha. he VIII no.
hsvo money enough &. double anu mus
thepfrs .et lis *. g.. Tn, viii EIooa'
blv hsupen before he has won s. mIch
a. be had III the ms; place > tha' ms
nm srsirs. aim viii .tav- him poorer
,-sr be began some time OF other II VIII
h. .g-s 10 hsro=n. II !, true ihat there
iss,vsv, g possibility OF ~hiswlnnlng any
s.n tie bzzz tsn P4y, srd We thus come
-r,-- Size, rsrsd1x that, though
.s.s- 10 n4 ruined. the value OF
eyq-.;s.n oA.cg.s,et according 10
r. which omit this consld-
s-;-. Bus. whether 3 gam
- ~sr ts way or any other, the
$40 3, rae. namely: That II ne
-,r, g--r n.--1 be will be sure some
-srs ,-.l q run sealnst him as
:, * s-. entire fortune. The same
ching ..-su aa insurance company
l.; file 3srac..-. .aEe The utmost pains
70 he iaEsusrasn. Of the great confagra'
,iors and pesu.e-Cs., their actusrie' can
tell them tha. according 10 the doHf'l1e
.. chances 'h- n -'ll-, a..
,-. @ .4-.r Losses wi.l bnug
.ser lu G stop, They Hsy ude 2fet
such e. By eyt. Ia.ry means
1rt -en ts-v sill start s-sjaia weak
srs4 state sd .A- saue thing Will nap
p4p again all the sooner. An actuary
mirh, be inclined to deny this, because
be knows that the expectation OF his
company is large, or perhaps lneglecting
the interest upon money Is INFINITE
But calculations OF expectations leave
out Of account the circumstance now
under consideration, which re7erses the
whole thing. However, | must not be
understood as saying that insurance Is
on thi. account u1sOund, more than other
kinds of business Al human affairs
rest up-n probabilities, and the same
thing i true everywhere. II man were
immortal be could be perfectly sure Of
seeing the day when everything in which
he had trusted should betray his trust,
and, in short, of coming eventually Il
hopeless misery. tie would break down.
at last, as every great fortune, as every
dynasty, as every civilization does. In
place Of this we have death - Popular
Science Monthly,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

We in the United States use the Rus.
sian vapor bath as a medicinal agent only.
But in the life Of a Russian peasant It
plays a most important part. No ortho.
dox peasant will enter a church until he
has cleansed himself physically by
means CT the bath. Alter laboring
among pollutions for six and a half
days ia the week, he devotes Saturday
afternoon to the vapor BATH, and care.
fully avoids thereafter all pollution
until he has performed his devotions at
the morning service on Sunday. Some
Of the peasants take their vapor bath in
the household oven, in which the bread
is baked. Others resort to the public
bath owned by the village. Strange to
say, Notwithstanding their scrupulous
care in this particular, some of their
habits are absolutely filthy. While
bathing, the degree of heat which thew
endure would kill a person not accus.
toned to 1t from childhood. And in
winter they often rush out of the bath
and rcll themselves in the snow. Such
rapid transitions from extreme heat to
extreme cod illustrates a common Rus.
sjau proverb, which says that what is
health to the Russian is death to the
German, As the old prOverb hath it,
Zone mans meat is another mans
poison"
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SOUTHERN HONE AND FARH.


It is not supposed that cow. KEEP. on
q small farm are put there fJr the purVo4
of raising calves Tor saia. They sre
placed there for the butter they produce
The question is often asked Which
shall thew be, b'oOded OF scrub stock
The question is easily answered. Keep
only such stock "a i bzst adapted TOT
The purpose. Our opinion, AID sls0 tia:
Of the principal dairymen o. the country,
is thst the Jersey, commonly called
Alderney, is above all o,her,, the bss.
batter COW They are easily kept, very
uOcile, a pci1t rot TO be overlooked. and
beautiful, giving nj < 0f superior rich
les, from which Is produced hDe-c1l0rec.
cold butter. having an equa. texture
and favor. Butter MADE from such
butter hiss been known t. keep, when
pissed il a dry, NJ. cold, cellar, wi.L0u;
the use Of ice, and wheE taken ou. va.
~ 4 hard, ffm condition, and vas then
solo twelve 20 eighteen cents a pound
higher than the best ordinary butter.
The cos! Of Jerseys il not much more
than for scrubs, and they Will more than
make up the difference. ia price in q few
MOUTHS Live Stock Record.
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y%apOIeOn's Predictions on Russia.

Now that the Turko. Russian Wal is
raging, and all eyes are turning to Con.
stantinople, the hone of contention of
Europe, it may be Of interest TO quote an
opinion given by Napoleon at St. Helena,
in 1917, to bis surgeon, Barry 0'Mears:
{" IL the cgur-e Of 2 Jew years" added
he. Russia will have C5nstantinople,
the creates. part Of Turkey and all
Greece This I hold 10 he as certain as
if j. had already taken place. Almost
all the csio,iDr and fattering which
Alexander practiced towards me was to
effect this object. would not consent,
foreseeing that the equilibrium otEurope
would be destroyed.
In the natural course of things in a
few years Turkey must fall to Russia.
The greatest part of her population are
Greeks, who, you may say, are Russi.
ana. The powers it would iniure, ard
who could oppose it, are England
France, Prussia and Austria, Now, rs
to Austria, it would be very easy for Rus
STA to engage her assistance by giving
her Servia and other provinces Dor
dering upon the Austrian dOminions,
reaching near to Consta4tinople. The
only hypothesis that France and England
may ever be allied with sincerity will be
in order to prevent this. But even this
alliance will not avail; France, England
and Prussia united cannot prevent it.
Once mistress of Constantinople, Rus.
STA gets all the commerce of the Mediter-
ranean, becomes a great naval power,
and heaven knows what may happen.
She quarrels with you, marches off to
India an army OF 10000 good soldiers,
which to Russia is nothing; and 1901 600
canaille, Cossacks and others, and Eng
land loses India.
"Above all other powers, Russia il
most to be feared, especially by you. Her
soldiers are Drawer than the Austrians,
and she has the means of raising az
many as she pleases. In bravery, the
French and English soldiers are The only
ones TO be compared to them. All this /
foresaw, ! sec into f~uturity further than
others, and | wanted to establish Il bar
rier against those barbarians by re-.
establishing the kingdom Of Poland, and
putting Poniat0wski at Che head Of IL as
king, but your imbeclles Of ministers
would not congont. A hundred years
hence | shall 10 praised, and Europe,
especially England, will lament that |
did not succeed. p. Phils. Saturday
Night.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

l. Ls. BEEN 2 remarkable sight, .5me.
thing never before witnessed in Hart
ford. - SO such grea. audiences Assem-.
5.sl i've or three times a day to listen
u .1s scripture teaching. Of an unlet.
G,at UZr. whose strength j. 10 be found
in 1i. p.zilre-. 81 speech and his earn.
e..1=.. While there are some who
question the methods employed, as work.
Ing rs,1er On the emotions than on the
intellect. tA0.c who have attended
TIE meeting. must agree that the gen.
81. rl.q.t j. good. Nj. Moody's strong
ayI ]. the bible. 10 every address
h Is. broUgh! the great truths Of
~: o.1.e home 70 the hearts of his
azs,s- il 3 name 70 make them feel
ia. j. j. the book of books for
everyday life. There is no fear that
such ,saching can do any harm. On the
Contrary, i, has doubtless accomplished
s.e4: god in ~quickening the faith Of pro.
i-1ed Christians, and in leading many
Others ~ accept the bible as their guide.
IL h4s not eudeavored to teach faith in
any particular creed or to upbuild ANY
-ec., but 70 preach Christianity as the
izi:l 70 live and 70 die by. He has
.y9ken earnest words against all dia.
honesty OF sham, in business or in morals,
and By e~ndesyoring to lead men to live
Cliis.ian liyeg has done a great work for
the benefit Of society at large, by en-.
enlargement 70 lives Of honesty, temper
slce and unselfshnes5. There is always
need o. such a work as this in this world,
where the contest between good and evil
i - often an unequal one. The good
result Of his work 10 not to be measured
alone by the number of new members
that may be added to our churches.
Tbs i indeed a secondary matter. 1t
il rather TO be found in the number oil
those who have switched off from the
downward grade and are making honest
efforts, with divine assistance, to lead
better lives. There are doubtless many
men IN this city who have honestly de
sired, for the sake of themselves and theil
families, if for no higher reason, to aban
don evil habits, but have been waiting
tor a convenient season, 1t was Away
easier to keep on down, hill than to turn
resOlutely around. To some of these tn,
present offers an opportunity when the
can find a tide setting in the right direc
ton, and it is less difficult to begin tn,
work OF reform. The work accomplished
in this way is Of inestimable value, ant
has, we doubt not, brought joy to man,
homes. And this of itself il a gain 70
which all good people will be grateful
that the gospel meetings have been held
= Hartford Daily Courant.
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These is no exaggeration in the statement
that thousands Of persons residing from one
years's end to another in fever and apue
regions on this Continent and elsewhere.
breathe air more or less impregnated with
miasma, without incurring the disease, sim.
ply and only because they are in the habit of
using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters MS n prc.
v%entive. 1t has frequently happened, and
the fact has been amply attested by the
parties themselves, that persons surrounded
on all sides by n%cighbors suffering the tor.
lures OF this shivering and burning plague.
have enjoyed absolute immunity from n
thanks to the protection afforded by the
Bitters. Nor is that standard anti.lebriIe
cordial less eificacious in remedying than in
preventing chills and fever, bilious remit,
tents, and disorders of a kindred TYNE.
Taken between the paroxysms, it speedily
m'tigdtes their violence, and eventually
prevents their recurrence. These facts. con.
vincingly established by evidence, appeal
with peculiar force to travellers and s[oionrn.
ers in malariOus districts.
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The Household
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Question -" Can you tell me how to
make an Indian pudding with suet go
that the suet will be in transparent
Jumps when dOne"
Answer.--Scald one quart of milk,
and while boiling stir in sufficient corn
meal (yeIlow is BEST 10 make a thick,
but not TOO stiff batter add salt to taste.
Remove from the ERE and stir till cool.
Pick over half q pound of beef suet, re.
moving all that is strIngy, cut into pieces
tie size Of p chestnut and stir into
the meal when halt cooked. Beat two
eggs and add with two tablespoonful
sugar and two Of m0lasses. Season with
ginger and cinnamon. Wet the pudding
bag In hot water, -four it and fill halt
null with the mixture, tie it tight close
20 the top Of the bag, as the pudding
viii swell. Boil five hours. Dried
whOrtleberries added, say two teacupsful,
of stoned Taisins with four sweet apples
GsOPpd Gae sfe a great improvement
or, II 3 little acid is liked, four 0 u ap-
pies, instead Of sweet, chopped fine
would make II sufficiently tart. Serve
with cream or hard sauce.
A baked Indian pudding may be made
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Tas minimum C1ris.iAn And vho
i. re Ire Christian who : C01r- ~ b.
.S7s5 8. ;-= c1ssp@-; re possible re
Christian St0 intense tn Ell
vo'' Ii z7 l1 cd.
IN who sIr q.
Re 1e mn
sl
main Christian 90; n
II re morning. 81 in r. s:.z-.
noon as. y1lss. i: ra.ls. o, : TO wArE
u too ug,5, u be : .53 sleepy. q: tEs s
-szlschz ron eating 700 Elc- cl--sr
lie listens EJ.. respectfully . til
rra1ELe:. z11 Join. il tie g-sT-, zl5
l-zl@. H app.ie. The :rl;1 YER adj.
c5u.y-s-me.iIe. . himself C:.e- .
his -eiclaors,
T1e minimum Christian i, vsry
friendly - ali good work.. H v..1s.
them vel bu: ]: j; 10. in hi: p5Tsr 70
GO much 10, .1sn. It. sabbath .c11g.
be looks upon e. Ell admirable .1s:i.8-
zion, especially :0r the regle-.ei and the
ignorant: ]. i. 10: o1a7e1,e-: however
70: him 70 lake 8 c.zs: HI. bushes. sr.
agreements are % pressing during me
week ina. h need. Sunday q. day II
"a. II dos be .1i-k hius.. qua fed
= &C: s. G teacher. There ar= % many
T=rssrs t=.:e, prepared for This inr5.-
tan: Gu:7, .la. IL mus. beg 70 h
excused H q. vs:y friendly 70 houe
AID foreign mission: ard oJ.por.aEs, AM
gi7es III kite. H t1Ili. there ale too
many a2pza-. bu: e gi7s. i r.: enough
70 save III, reputation, pretty rsarl.. g:
all event. II aims -.
The minimum Christian 1. hot dear
on d number OF: points. The opera and
dancing the theatre and card-p!ay.1-,
and large fashionable parties, give him
much trouble. He calcg. -ee the harm
il this " hist o. !1e y.leT popular
auu.=msl;. There j. nothing in the
bible again. il. He does not Sc bu.
tia. g man nay y Z Christian s-d
dance. ot 20 % ;Lc o2e.a. He know.
several eZc=.leI: parsons who DO. Why
should m, he. He stands 80 close y
tie dividing line between he people 0.
cd ard the world lassi.i, hard to 50
On WHICH SIDE O! il 1s Is actually 70 b
tg-i.
Al, nv brother, ars y5u making TIL,
a-:5lp. Beware, le.. you ind q. las-
,-a:. Il trying u e. into heaven witt
.i:..- religion, you mis- j: altogether
JET: vl:1Cl. gaining the whole void
YOU l.a your own soul Presbyterian
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

What do you think the sweet word
" wife" comes from 1t is the great
syllable in which the English and Latin
language conquered the French and
Greek, hope the French may some day
find an expression for the idea in lieu OF
that dreadful word femme. But what dc
you think it comes from? The great
value of Saxon words is that they mean
something. Wife means "weaver.'
You must either be housewives or
hou9emoths; remember that. In deeper
sense, YOU must either weave mems for,
tunes and embroider them, or feed upon
and bring them to decay. Wherever a
true wife comes, home is always around
her. The stars may be over her head
the glow-worm in the dewy grass may be
the fire at her feet but where she is
dwells the spirit of home and for a no
BILE woman it stretches far around her
better than houses ceiled with cedar OF
painted with vermilion, shedding a quiet
light for those who else are homeless
This is woman's trueAt place and high
est power.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

"ALGERNON" sends us n poem in
which he declares, "There is rest for me
in the silent tomb" Oh, there is, il
there? Yes, there is; lots of it. You
try it. You'll find out how mnch rest
there is in the silent tomb, with half 3
dozen Chicago medical students digging
in after you and fighting over you. You
crawl into the tomb for a little quiet
time, il you want to, Algernon, but you
just take your revolver with you, all tae
same Burlington Hawkeyo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

Tno Grrnresr Discovery OF IhS ned
~ Tobi1s' celebrated Venetian Liulheus
Z, isiore the public, and warranted . S1Io
= Sr-6ea. Dy.autery, Collie and spasmsi aEeE s6 ~,
terlsiiy sad Group, Gh5o 9oTcl h1 SWd Palms in the
Ihfs-''i us .r5 chest, exteruslly It has never
Llnl'' -, anil viii ever he without II aileT 3ReS
taiiet 80 t ANN tri,i, Price, 40 cts. Dr.. loBiAs'
5 wv Gtz-TTI'lT HORSE LINIMEN I in Pint Bottles,
Al 09a D5Iiar. is warranted superior 70 S Ry T."e bid
40 PAY, for the cure q OoaS Ou 6s,rit-IO rark
m. Naw Ynrk
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Gold Coming Down, Silver Going Up.

The price of silver in London on Sat.
urday last was 54kd per ounce. 1t should
be remembered that when silver was
demonetized the market rate of silver
bullion WAS Gid per ounce. . The lowest
point to which it sank after demone-
t~ization was AID. The drain of silver
coin to India and China, a demand
which normally requires some $40, 0OO,-
900, but which was stimulated by the
shrewdness of money brokers' to a much
larger sum, ana the other causes with
which our readers are familiar, brought
about the steady rise in the value of
silver from the low ebb of AID up to its
present mark. 1t has to advance only
4d more per ounce to be again the equal
Of gold, and one cannot doubt that with
the Bland bill the law of the land, Great
ing a certain demand for less than $24.-
100000 or more than $40, 600, 900 of
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Il p0CT0R&
A sosa stsr, Told tsou' Alexander
rppeu, and Bss rcomSA

A Coed slarN AuAa AesA
s.rPneu and Be- roOmSA
A 5e.5r 1sme6 Eo7s.oa 5A1 a&
Peer Bennett. .cr MS hill long l'e'
s1r e.Le VIE Of the .S.;s: AK
e wzs 90 The Bennett; sc5 S2d
n T,-nt,. then senator O.: the
T- Ss.ts vS f-- Dr. Roys.c1. Inc
--.-- moved tis -uu55: OF visits t1slT
vs. zcc-i.cE % .aG. custom, &1- as
a7-1 authority O. do U7l,cSt Eac-H
~ ~srs-, tod his client .1Si ne
INV, ,r tzl ua15 Oh. his cAs5 sn1 s
ths-e vas nothing wherein % rsoA' q
o. lie c,s;u. the only thing .sii 70 90
wss u uavi;. No, said Fe,er,
hi-st v-- % ssE n ny case Aal aeN
NJ stephens told him there VS.
r-- 70 ssy he hSd looked on q. Se
fla. . va, made out, and il wss.
Peer was obstinate, ani ST is; Nj,
S=g-s-s t1,d him . make s s?eec2
himself il be though. one could oe Ia1e.
Will. said Peter Bennett,
Bobby T,1mhs won, BE TOO harl on ne
rs.o- Toombs promised a11 L5.e'
began
Es-- amen oF the ;grv-You ac3 /
me. and We dom =. stick "a.
5r these 'eI5 lawyers and doctors
viii Git the advantage Of Us, ain no
- mn i~rtor and ] no amt otiec,
:, -rsw n their rnpsr place but
thew ain, farmers, gentlemen Of the
ia-r Now, tbs man R3ys,on was a new
t..-lr. an8 I went for MIN To come an
n doctor nv vites sore leg. And be
c5ne s1 ul. some salye truck onto
t. ana some rs9s ba. it never done
j. ne ts. Of good, gentlemen et the
-u-v. 7 don; believe .s' 10 Cos
~. 10 wsy. ThAre Is doctors q e
dyc,os -l5l lttsis msn c71t
esr1 Z--ay EGt il vGI en4 lzm
s Ii srl A's-~2l hid fr-a
rr7 1. lie i4s. kills him
., .l..-s.-sl The 5sc-7,
.nT , - Nm s.Ef3 Peter
-. - ;r5,s with a
N-'- '-.7 ~"
o-5sA ~ W.. .r.r. AVID pa,ar nro.
I-5 'E'.'
'' -,
As / Wa saying geh'.7iAs- Vi we
my We farmers Fnen We T' U E5'.uI
a4. go. % give 'a.E loI me lLo15! ".
ak a1d doctor, ain none TOO goa e
plt To t1a same TAls. AlU / 1C1 :
believe t5.s sam "2!S'o' I'D 4otso''
non1V'
The 9-y,ic.sa ass-n putt II Ms [?@T
with Loo e. ny dlPiomaH you '"-AN
! am no doctor.
Hs diploma exclaimed Inc AJH'
rsdged orator WIN contempt ms
diploma Gentlemen 'lal Is a p.g "oto
ior printed .ne5EsEIn, andlt dl-n maze
no doctor OF Tie sheep s. hFs' wore u
nor does ]: o.; the man as no" carries H. II.
! good newspaper has more ID IL ana N
pint ga: TO ye mat he amt no doctor al
all.
Ine man o, medicine was now IN q
fury, aIt screamed out ask II! pa.
+Har-~. e ] am L.- q LlFtIT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

Take n cup Of butter and lard melted
atbsr adj one cup New Orleans mol9sses
stss ma 'tbis one cup each Of sugar and cola
sSt NY Two large teaspoonfuls ginger, two
eggs beaten, and four cups o. nOT Pon% WE
in il three large teasPoohlulS III hot
YEAs- POWDER. Bake in moueEa'e'' NV
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-09

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VIZ telling Frederick, Nv lunch, how
ethereal her appetite waa, 10 bnye the
cook bawl out, "Bay, viii yer have yer
polk aud beans nov, or walt till yer
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