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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

Cotton is now commanding n most cx-
cellent price. II seems to be- II dcplorihlc
fact that this commodity j. only valuable
after it l,ves the hands of the farmer.
Almost any grade of the staple will com
mand as much H. ten cents per pound Ia
Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

General Richard Taylor, the only son
Of President Zachary Taylor, died in New
York city on the I2th inst. of dropSy. The
deceased was better known To- the people of
the South as General Dick Taylor lie
was one of the most brilliant and capable
Generals in the late war, lis reputation
has been added to larg ly since the sur
render by his many valuable literary con.
tributions upon many questions growing
out Of the war. His book, PUBLISH lust
before his death, is pronounced by the
New York Sun TO be by odds the best
work that has grown ont OF the rebellion.
General Taylor was the brother-in-law Of
President Davis. Thus one by one is death
taking unto himself the men who are in
timately associated with that series of
events which win live in Southern hearts
through endless ages. May the God of
battles remember with compassion and
msrcy those who are ushered into his
presence In times Of peace May the
brave, man rest swoetly beneath the sod
Of his eauthern land.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

The Speaker Of the House has made mp
the committees. There are no changes of
any material Importance. Gibson. of Lou
isiaua, is third on the Ways aud Means
Commit. King is ihird Oh the Exprn-
ditures uf the State Department.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

Letters arr flying to and ITO over the
State from various candidates for some
one Of the many places to be- filled by the
constitutional convention. Door. keepers
clerks, sergcant-at-arms, secretary, Sc,
are TO be elected.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

The n. o. Democrat will ask for the
printing Of the constitutional convention.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

We learn with regret that ]. J. Marsh,
ish. died some days ngo from III" pncnino-
MIA that has been so prevalent for some
time.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

Rcd river is very, very 'uu. Only the
smallest boats are now able 81 make the
trip from New Orleans to Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

Arrangements are being made for n
mammoth sabbath school pic mic. The
drst If May has been selected as the day.
The place has not yet been selected. The
managers will doubtless choose some spot
that will be Agreeable to the Young people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

The Sabine Sonthr,n dominates Hon. J
n Elan for Governor of Louisiana.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Lost. SiTayeG OK stolen.

LNfpM the premises of the undersigned,
1 q snail mouse cnlorrl Mare Mule tive
years oil tins Sprirg. No special mark
known except an = cut with scissors on
hair Of left jaw-this mark may have
grown on 10y this time. The mnlc WAS
roam app aruicr III the flank. Any per
son delivering this mule TO me VIII be
suitably rewarded.
LtCIEN HENDERSON.
Homer La. Ami IL. ls79
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

Just received at III" post Office choice
lot Of elegant books at low prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

The New York Times has discovered
that Grant will be the Republican candi-
date for President and that Ti.den will
receive the nomination on the first ballot.
From the present indications these predic-
tions may be considered reasonably Ger
tam, hut there arr many events To happen
between this and l,-O. any one of which
NAV have the effect TO change the whole
fac Of the political sky. There can he no
donbt but that extraordinary exertions
VIII he used 10y the friends of both Tilden
ana Grant to secure the nomination for
them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

The road from Homer 10 Shreveport is
now in fine condition. The high price
paid for cotton ia that market is attract
ing many of our planters who eau kill two
birds with one stone, they rlaim-huy
goods cheap and get good cash value for
their cotton. On III" other hand We he
lievo i in claimed that goods are selling
low enough in ficmrr. These things
farmers must learn the facts about iur
themselves. In these days every nickel
saved counts, and the best market should
he sought wherever it may be.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

/ ""'H VI ~Pi'"- wv hi""H"> NOV '"Ih'" III
~" m"nrnini garh left on them 10y the fall
ct the leaf
tom W" now observe Throughout nj Tins
Joyous SrrfhG-'iH' many Ghrfand~ nave
been lAi" on h''"S graves NORM ami
south HE ir"iihg seems I" have been
universal
,L1 us CAIN ore "HN
r., ,n.,,IIr c,ll 80, r,,t',,,'',,.,,, ,'o
OF those who went away:
irT' nance wi'hih ia" morning
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OR il may be in mamhoods prime.
~ MATTERS u"t HOW wen, our Iea"'
Win Immort.u,s'"
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Meath tb,. S,utb.ru haunc, in mill,
.truyrle
( EInin.rtly rropcr il IN. custom com.
inc a, il doe. from, IN. ,,ul,r ,ov,. and
/ crirf-strickru rccollcctinu of thos. Wins.
frc,1ou IA. dead had souyh, :, Gain.
/ whose il.,.,. they had un,,,rn, amid sr,,L,
and carnage and waved in III. fan. If
death. For all such a, th..,. arr, ,h,. t,,,-
der ceremonial, of remembrance and h'nn,r
worthy. Not 81, hri,l,l hr,,y, arr. th,
bloom. of ,pripy h,t,,r L,.tow,J than
" ,,rn they sircw the hnrial place of the
br,yr vh, t,.ll in aims IJrr, IL, ,,,r ,,,,r
tL,r, r.-t, mona. of ,hos,. ~ Il, .,,,,. ,h.,r
! live. tnr ,l.,r ,,,iutry We, mn, th,l
; should O,. honor ,urh dead wh.,,,,r nm.
de, t,cr, r,,f tr, may sl,.u
| There A, many of th, graves of ,I,.,
who fen IN ,h, ,.r,,t civil war ~, v,h.,l,
oulv ,L,. garland. .r,L,u fran, ,b,. .,
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''''' ''"''' Wv nue. ""'' '"'"' .'l-
: i"iet' i"F she hides The secret "i their
-'l'''iF"'
/ lie memorial day 7honld he s'a-"n of
reconciliation. The N''.'TN are al peace
"i'''' Inc '"ith' No nn"r' the rag OF
battle ..in..cS thor s'ill hearts. Victor
and ,aunuisf.d r,,,, in t,,,,tr,,t In, a,J
II WERE P'iui''te" 'hrih' tue! W"uid
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

j. j. Irrelevant. at shreveport, will
hkely be = candidate for SECRETARY of the
constitutional conventions There are
several asplsan.~ tor thc etnr position all
of whom seem To aSi'r that Mr. TrlcNant
is the best qnaii'ird man in III" stat" for
the place. should he %" elected III" con.
veution will have a most exc UT officer
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

Patent scrap hooks ct the po-t-otiice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16

District court meets an Monday next.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16
Nem .4auettiAementA.
NJ \ SALOON,

THE PUBLIC AND Ny FRIENDS ARE
L informed thai ] have fitted up an sls-
giant BAR on the Southeast corner Of tn
Public Square-in the Maxcy building
where will supply the wants Of all VIZ
call on ne. with the PUREST WINES al
LOU ORS ever sold in Ilomer-Fine Cieass
a, low pr,ces-the best BEER made in TIE
United States, and everything usually kept
in well regulated Saloon.
| shall he grateful for all patronage a.
tended To me. MARTIN MALE.
April IL, 1919. IS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16
B Az DON s Il 0 T 8
An IDLE sPoRrsMM.

Many a shaft, at random sent,
Finds mark the archer little meant
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-16
Memorial Day.

Tomorrow We will decorate the graves.
The village cemetery now ~ chrrIlcss
and bear viii wear new and joyons
appearance. Al The people. those who
have loved ONES hcneath the sod. aud those
who have not. will join hands in holy
duty and will make bright with the varied
hnrs Of spring til" mounds nov clothed in
the mournful garb left on them 10y the fall
ai the leaf
Ont of the late civil war grew the Gus
tom we now observe. Throughout nj this
joyous sprinG-timc many gariandS have
been laid on hcro's graves, North and
South. The feeling seems to have been
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
DEFEATED. ,
N.Y. :. is

The w.-es late last night, waited the cheer
ing and cons:4tuiItory tidings across the
breadth and width Of the American continent
that the odious new Constitution for Califor-
MA had been defeated 1t is "a glorious VIC
tory for those who are Interested in the con
tinued prosperity OF the Golden State, and it
is also just and emphatic rebuke to the
hoodlum and communistic element of that Com
monwealth. 1t will teach them that their uj}l
is not and never Will be the law SO long as good
men 90 to the polls. Kearney and his incen-
diary horde can now discontinue their sand
lot meetings and devote their time and muscle
TO honest labor, of which plenty can be had,
if sought for in the night place.
At 10 clock last night all was quiet i'll
San Francisco, ana there was no apprehension
Of any serious trouble. The city was well
polced aud the slightest demonstration to
riot wo,id have received severe and mstan-
taneous cheek.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA elastic Eau23!

CtFIFn3NlA FLA Tfo rY'.-E r-------,--
COMPANY. ". j. HDKSa. Fro <1a.4a-4ss'7-f+ IN
yrisor.-- Dear Sir: fooJ that o,,, r. "A
it to yoa and hUmauit, 70 wit. Ns;s. Rss> n
that / nave been - B>VAN 4 ,f-sA---I
TALLY CURED II = bar case ~ B NaS@--
Rupture of thirty standil.r by Z
Of your Incompatible TrrIsses v
which / purchased from you three
months ago describe the suffering both physl-
caily aud mentally that have undergone during that
PERIOD and now fee like a being t have worn al:
kinds If Trses both Se and Els nd never received
any permanent relic. uH :ried yours. LIS simplicity If
construction, 1r. facility with which be adjusted
and the i'-r,ct freedom the ,tions the
body with which he without causing trfi-
tatOn its chief merits, and il a perfect supporter
nave not had sign Of return Of the rupture since TIE
first day put il ami feel that perfectly CT RED
1t is invaluable and The should be known world
You refer any uue to tho subject their merits
am. truly y"uIs, ALFRED J. BURKE Chief Mail ClorE
+. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco July 25 1878
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
DECORATION DAY.


The Carson Post Of the Grand Army of the
Rl.uhIjc have received the following G5nelai
Url-rs, Relative 10 1ne observance OF the day
When the graves II our brave dead are usually
decorated with flowers by the hands Of loyal
and grateful people:
HEADQUARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF
CALIFORNIA,
GRAND ARMY OF THE RERUBLIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 49, 1879. )
General Orders,
No
First. In accordance with our custom and
in compliance with the - Rules and Regula-
tions Of the g Grand Army of the Republic, -
Friday, May 3Oth, will be observed as 9 Me
mortal day.
Second The Posts in this Department viii
conduct the ceremonies Of decorating the
graves ofour dead comrades, in their localities
with such exercises as they may deem most
appropriate; bearing in mind that - we seek
thus to preserve the memories of those on}y
who fought in defense Of National unity.
Third. Ii is suggested that all ex-Union
Soldiers and Sailors, aud citizens generally.
be invited to cooperate in organizing for the
observance of the day, by appointing commit
tees to assist the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, IN making the necessary arrangements.
AIloryanizad bodies, military and civic, should
unite IN perfecting and carrying out this Of
fering to - Loyalty and Heroisln, making 1t
a tit tribute to the dead, who sacrificed So
much that the nation might live.
Fourth In localities where there is no
organization OF the Grand Army of the Re
public, all ext mon Soldiers and Sailors and
loyal Citizens are requested to join iii some
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
STATE BOARD Of ENAElI1,ERS.


This Board held It. monthly meeting on
/ Monday las, and audited the T:l."!".t ac
.ou,.r4, fcr .,'li,., uals.lts are 'tra ra.-2v -
he State Controllers c#.>n: >n acrauut Of
General Appropriation. Egaoc.aj. Il ,)4.Sm
sou. $50: " b D.u4herty, 50; c. Lntta,
$40. NJ. Cavanaugh So: ". &. Dewey,
$3.50; c. F. Rodgers, SOB: J. L. Tonkin,
sol 10; Henry Vowmkel sol; F. A Munson
| So 80; D. w Hull, $50; NJ. D. Note
ware Sl50; D. r. Sessions, SD 80; D. K.
Sessions, Sal So; Cunningham, Curtis and
Welsh, So 50; Enterprise, Sc; CdtV"ieie, s.,
L. B. Epstein, SGD; p. A Wagner, 500; c
f. Bray, S2S: E. Edgecomb, s.; j. W.
Young, s.: John Leggett, So; z. b. Rail,
So Is; W. Adams. SOC; Y. u 7. r. r.
Co., So II; Carson Water Co, 500; Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.. SD 80; American Laundry,
S24 %: G. E. Jaqua, ST. 30 J NJ. Benton,
$40 50: J. r. Bigier, SD, F, LANCE, Sll;
B. F. Foster SO; Mason y Co. 81: Carson
Gas Co.. s:}2 81, Dutton & Wilmington, ST.
H. $. Cracker Il Co so %: J. G. Fox.
So -. A l. Bancroft < Co, SI2 On &C
count If State Prison Ao rop"jat,yn. Fl. c.
HoIbrook, 5000: !. v. Baldwin, $3.50 o.;
Ed Raunl. S}l1 %: ). q. Cheslyv, 50; G.
6 Lyon, SO: \. {. Bragg <l25; J. ). Linn,
:l25. Dr. +. =! " hjta SD. T. tounond,
SD; D. II. Pine, 500; =. 7 F'v So, W
f. -. john, $50; +. >uii.1u. SUB. I. "
Duncan. Sc: 4 lJozsr SIT: ~ VI Lathrop,
~ti}. T : E.at. 500. J y I5.rrrt+ $50:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
NOTICE.

WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT 1T
W is our intention to cose our Carson store forth
with.
We shall be pleased oseLany merchandise HAND cheap
for cash.
Those indebted to US will please call and settle.
Thanking the community Tor their very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon s3, remain etc.
myl tdLLoUN j BARBER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
Governor and Commander in Chief,
JEWGTT W: ADAMS, Adjutant General.

WILLS, FARGO AND COMPANY. The fol
lowing "ticers and board of directors Of Wells
Fargo and Company's banking and express
business have been chosen to serve during
the current year
Drectors-Uoyd Tevis, William G. Fargo
Charles Crooker, D. 0. Mills, George
E. Gray, a H Barney, Leland Stanford
Oliver E!dridee, James B. Haggn.
Oticers-Lloyd Tevis, President; James
B. Haggin, Vice President; John J. \alen-
tine, General Superintendent; Henry Wads-
worth, Treasurer; James Heron, Secretary
Hosmer B. Parsons, Assistant Secretary.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
lett by the southern stage yesterday morning:
" Elliott, D. n Mc(inmers. Peter Rout,
NJ Tobey, Il. D. Ferguson, G. HAST, L. A.
Hall, Geo Storey, J. UIrich, n. Brown, T.
Dillon, p Bates. J, Marshall, J. Weber NJ
Rowe
GOODS At lon Prices L Morris & Co.
are selling goods at what would be runously
low figures for some houses, IN order to make
room for a large new stock which is to arrive
here soon. Now is the time for ladies to get
good bargains in the dry goods line
ARRIVALS. following passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday Afternoon;
Miss ri. Camps, A Maynan, H. Ward,
A. Murphy, H. Woodruff, r. W. Granniss,
Geo Philips. Mrs. McGuiners, J. H. Coulter
MILITARY CoMMisSIoNs. The following com
missions were issued from the Adjutant Gen
erals Office yesterday; j. D, Channe], lst
Lieutenant OF Sarsfeld Guard; Wells Drury
2nd lieutenant, Strslield tards.
A Boy BITTEN. Yesterday morning a lit
tie boy belonging to an Italian family, north
of the Gas works, severely bitten in the
side by Dig The wound is about an inch
in length, and very painful
VERY IL1--A telegram received here yes
terClay, announces the serious illness at San
Francisco, OF Mrs. jerome Thorington. Her
recovery is considered doubtful.
We sell you tin ware, jewelry, gents fur
nishlng goods, corsets, ruching, Trunks, IN
FAINT dresses, girls waists, very low, in the
County Building.
GENL, GEORGE II. SAGIN, Of Eureka, is
still III Carson. The General is a very agree
able gentleman and finds many friends In this |
city.
W d. Mann, ticket agent for the Y. d /,
II. r, returned 10 this city yesterday, much |
improved i'll health.
BULLION southern stage brought i'll
two bars Of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo Il 90,
TIE following kilograms are at the Western
Union Telegraph Office; K. Hyland, Chas.
w. Howell
OUR underware Is all made to order, and
on lockstitch machines, in the County Build
Ing,
The Carson Exchange just escaped CON
iagration yesterday. /
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08

A CHINAMAS BADLY INJURED Y yesterday
noon there were number Of white men and
Cinnamon on a partly loaded fiat wood car
near the tiume, Of which the brake became I'M
manageable. All Jumped OF but one China
man. The car rushed down the grade
with great velocity, and as it struck another,
the wood on the car upon which the China
man vas standing, tumhled over, Joryjng
the poor Celestial oenesthit He was taken out
badly injured and it Is not thought that he
will survive.
REPAIRS TO THs CArIroL BCILDlNG-The
following bids were yesterday received by the
State Capitol Commissioners, for reuovatlng,
repairing and making certain alterations in
the Capitol building: Meler < Dickson, 81
1913; !. ", Donahue, $780,; p. Cav&n4ugh,
Jr,, 81, 30; Jones & Anderson, s. 500; J.
W. Haiues, s., Si5 The bid Of }Ieder i
Dickson being the lowest, the Contract for
doing the work was awarded to them.
GONE EAsr-Dr D. Banks Mckenzie, the
great temperance revivalist, has gone Fast
The Doctor does not think that he will stay
there, however, for it is his intention to return
to California and establish a Home for the
Inebriates on novel plan. His whole life
and energy seem to be devoted to the earthly
salvation OF mas fellow man, and he has in that
direction performed great work.
A HEAVILY LOADED DRrNK- Officer Dun
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-15
40 thts Kublic i

VNHE undersigned having gone into a co
L partnership with Messrs. A.. J. COR
NIBERr and c. DORIoT, the style OF the
drm will be Doriot 81 Co. We
have brought to this place ell the latest and
most approved appliances for extra fne
watch making and repairing, together with
the best talent aud skill IN the American,
French, and Swiss Improvements Nr.
Cornibert ranks with the first Watch NIX
ers in the United States. We have aPpli-
anees TO adjust watches to heat and cold
We daiter ourselves that We car Do watch
work better than the hes, OF other shops
throughout the country. All dsmnged
parts OF watches will be taken out and re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
our finely repaired watchos win be made
hotter than new. Formerly NJ. Corpihert
was entrusted wish tile h!st-cl0ss OF work
in New York city,
Oar assertion will be proven by giving ne
teal. We viii sill. keep fine class O.
goods eyeIythirg that is kept in q FIRST.
class Jewelry Store Watches ns chenp as
The cheapest, and warranted, Our sincere
thanks to the pablo for their very liberal
patronage io the past. We hope to always
merit q share az the some by fair dealing
with all. Bear IN mind our talent is
not net exhausted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-15
WANTED F.!
100000
Icr Agricultural Implements,
FERTILIZERS. Sc.

7 nm general agent Tor the moot
popular uuil best Mowels and Keepers
on The mFtkt, also Tor the ju,st
Ihr-hIug ESTABLISHMENTS ever sold
100 THE ur g1y country aud furnishtd
for less lrl"e than any local dealers
can furnish them In the Stnte. and
sold ON very easy terms. VIII make
80 tn every nAn's ult,,l- To- give M q
call before buying, Repairs un hand
for tho same.
One OF the hest Steel piows In the
Ouiird states Tor Sl3, Corn SHELTERS
$3.50, Lever Feed Cutters 81 80. Strrl
Kept on baud for plgwshafes. plow
pnlnts and ca~tuu, for Farmers
ftieud au0 lrudIug Iiows
spme nrs,cps. 'oun, bor.os md
mules WIN bu tukcu for goods 40 mar.
kct price.
Cnlh Harry LYLE 10 ri,h the, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Warehouse Mn u Street, Bristol.
Tenn. GUY NJ. WRITTEN.
Pure High Ghdc Fertilizers. for the
Spring crops, mnuumruoed hy Ell.
wan Phosphate Company, one ct the
NtinrHesi companies ON the continent.
ana nave completely revolutionized
Commercial FERTILIZERS; aud nov of.
lets to the farmer n fertilizer for di-
rect application aud comfort supprlor
to any ever offered on this or any 9th
er market Kept on hand aud sold
ny q NJ Wilton, agent for IS, W,
Va and y Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-15
IIousehold KnowIcdgo.

Eco SAUCE. Boil three eggs hard ;
cut them into small squares and mix
them in good butter sauce; mike very
hot and squeeze in some lemon juice be-
fore serving.
STRAWBERRY rRIFLu.--Beat well the
whites of three eggs, add a cup of
powdered sugar and II cup Of strawber-
rles mashed Beat oil well together
until stlll, Serve with cream.
A DELICATE CAKE.-Tlme, about one
hour. One pound Of sugar; one pound
of flour; seven ounces of butter; whites
of eight eggs half nutmeg grated u
little Of Bumet's lemon extract.
BARLEY GBrL.--P one-quartcr
pound Of pearl barley aud slick Of elm
namon into Two quarts Of water; boil
until reduced TO one quart; strain
through sieve and swcelon TO taste.
CHICKEN CRoouErs.--Boii two fowls
until tender, mincc 1ne, add one pint
of cream, half pound ol butter salt aud
pepper to taste; shape oval IN jelly
glass or mould. Fry In hot lard until
brown.
WATER GRru.--Stira large spoonful
of oatmeal into pint OF water; stir
oflcn and let It boil up two or three
times; strain through a sieve; salt to
taste; add piece Of butter and stir UNI
Ill melted
BEER TEA.--'rhc best way h to cut
lean beef ino, adding little salt; place
In bottle aud adl lempoonnil OF wa
ter; cork aud place ih a s,cw.pan until
punlricntly cooked
PurF pupDNG.--Tako slX cgg and
drop them into IA many spooululs Of
milk, and ak snoonnlls OF s,fJcd flour,
beat we'll up into batter butter some
cups aud put The batter IN them, bake In
n fairly hot ovens turn them out aud cat
them With sweet sauce
CorrEg C&6E.--usc one cup of mo-
lasses, one cup Of butter, one cup Of
very strong coffee. one half n cup of dry
brown sugar, four cups of flour, two
cgga, one pound Of Nlslns, one nutmcg.
one teaspoonful of baking powder, one
tcaspoonful OF cloves mud cinnamon,
mixed
CREAM RoYAt.--Onc quart OF milk,
one third OF boN Of gelatlno, four Ia
blespoonfils Of sugar three eggs, vanil-
Ia. Put the gelatlne into the milk, and
let Il stand half an hour beat the
yolks we'll with the sugar and STIR into
the milk. set the klttlc Into pan Of