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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14

The New York TrtJuae Is informed OF 3
rumor 10 the effect that Mr.. Riddle, who
lately resigned the position Of SuPerIntena-
ent Of Public Schools, New York, because
OF the feeling occasioned ty his foolish
book on ''.spiriyualism," may possibly be
reztorsd 70 his old place, and there is an
other rumor that he is NJ. quite so sure
about the spirits" as he wss. This again is
denied, aud it ia asserted that he means to
devote lis whole life to the masking OF
books AMI the delivering Of lectures on the
subject Of ghOsts.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
SihiiiS.a in America.

Women who work from necessity or
choice are not apt TO be very tolerant of the
demands of the tyrsnt man when it takes
the form Of requiring them 10 withdraw
from the labor market in order that the
men may get higher wages. The recent
selfish and urgaliant manifesto of the New
York section OF the Russian Nihilists, urg-
ing this policy upon the women Of Ameri-
-, called forth svme very energetic protests
at the meeting yesterday of the Chicago
Workingwomen's Union, and it was evil
dent from the tore of the remarks of the
various speakers that Nihilism in the United
5 ates will make poor showing in its war
fare upon the daughters of toll.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
& Beer Garden on the Mount Of
olives.

Jerusalem is becoming daily more and
more German, and that Language is very
generally spoken there. The German set-
tiers are both jew and Christian, and re-
Gently a magazine, TO appear once in three
months, has been started, giving an &C.
count of all that is interesting down in
Judea," and bearing especial reference to
the archaeological researches made in the
district. The conductors Of this periodical
will pay particular attention TO the various
moot points a. to topography in ard around
the Holy City. SIR. Trollope, in one Of his
novels, depicts his characters enjoying a
picnic near Jerusalem, and it is quite on
the cards that the Mount of Olives has been
marked down as the site of lager beer
garden, for, where Germans are, lager and
gardens must soon follow.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
THE n;-MErsLLIC STANDARD.


The Secsetsry OF State has informed the
Washington especial" Of the New York
Head that Minister White has been in
struc;ed 10 nPgotsa.e with Bismarck in re-
gard TO an international bi-metaiic stand
ard. The Secretary is also making ar
rangemeuts for holding another later
national Monetary Conference, and he
feels sanguine that his efforts will be
crowned with succ a. since he hiss secu-ei
the accession OF the German Empire to BIZ
metalism. The Herald dispatch says:
Official letters have been received from the
United States mister at Berlin which
leave no doubt that in the proposed next In
ternational Goa egeEcs GU the question OF
restoring silver 20 an eVua' relation with
gold aS money of account, after the deter
mlEatlOn OF the equitable interchangeable
rate Of the two meIst's, Germany Will unite
with this country and take a leading part In
the consideration of this important queS-
ton. II will be remembered that in the sill
Yer conference 1t Pans last August, Ger
many WEI not represented, The government
Of the CO sn'ry dec IN ne TO participate. The
action Of Germany ia now receding from
thus position Is regard d as quite significant.
state Department j. authorized to
! expend $4,000 in the further
| siuGidatiOn Of the subject If inrerns-
| tiOnal bi- meialiSm, and the action of Ger
| many Will doubtless prompt Mr.. EvaTt- to
name at any ca ~ day a ret of commission
ers TO renew " Eat was att mp'ed ny the
Paris 'Oni-reH e last year. The United
| STATES Com iSsjOngTS at the ParS session
/ were MesSrS. *. Ubsn l.. FentOn, W. :. GroeS
beck, and +. 4. va 'ker, and tn inilmatlOn
| is made that Mr. FeuIOn's familiarity with
the question Will be taken into consideration
| a chief reason for his appointment TO sue
coed Nj. "elsh as Minister u Eng am.
Indeed, IL is authOTifatiVely said that our
next repreS' NATIVE al the Court of ST. James
mu BE- "a di .omat who - skilled in this
great financial matter, and one also cap tb'e
Of conducting the delicate negotiations like
| y 10 arise out OF the complications in the
L fishery mus ION.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
British GOid COMING 10 tho United


The withdrawal of g, Id from the Bank Of
England to be sent to the United States,
reported by teleg' sm of the 7.h, ard which
must continue 10 come IN large proper
lions, illustrates the further change which
has occurred with our trade relations Of
Europe. Formerly to meet the balances
our bonds were returned, but now they
have only gold 10 meet these. In the con-
dition now existing abroad, and the de-
pressjons existing in many countries, the
export of gold Il terrible alternative, yet
under the inexor.b.e laws of trade it must
come. Il comes from those who need i;
badly to US who do not need it at all.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Blood in His Eye.

A Christian soldier, writing for the Bur.
lington Hdukeye, condemns Bob Ingersoli
in hall column article. He puts the
Colonel's military title in quotation marka
thus discouraging him in the very begin
ming of it. Had he added an interrogation
point in pareniheses he would have killed
him outright, the bloodthirsty thing and
perhaps been hanged for murder. When a
man does that sort Of thing we always
know he contemplates assassin attain.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
ST. LoUIs, August 4

FLOR quiet and Unchangef.
WHEAT iigher and firm; No. 2 Red y5t.n
Ji5s cash; So $50 august; 95g9516 5eptemuSr
anu Oct; No. 3do $751;.
CoRN-Lower AID Inactive az cash; 32I.a
% sept; D1z91ss Nov; 2y'zazgj. year.
OAIs-Duil ana lower; 254aEI1 cash; 2as
Sept. 80. q Oct.
hYE higher at 49Ln57.
NHIsKN-Steady ut ~ 05.
LEAD-Unchange ed at 50 10.
BUTTER-Choice table scarce and wanted:
creamery is aloe; choice dairy Igaloc; Tehan-
died dairy ga D
EGGs-Uncnan2ed at tI0Izc
r. RK-Firm-r; IS Bus s. day.
Il, LK Nc ,TS-StTOngef; car lots clear ribs
81 S. clear - 80, round lots clear n bs at Dubu-
que4 %, clears Is.
BAcoS-Higheri clear ribs 81 3Jly: clear
s. 9bT5 ~.
LAKD-SomiuaI at G%.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Eggs and weeds.

\ long series Of careful experiments, bear
ing upon the subject, shows that eggs, In all
cases, can Withstand a higher temperature
than the animals which produce them; that
similar difference exists between plants
and their seeds, and that plants and seeds
can withstand higher Temperature than
animals and eggs: but that's notning-egg.
seed, animal or plant retain its vitality
when subjected 10 q moist heat of2i2 degrees
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Never Return.

1t il said that one out of every four real
invalids who go 10 Denver, Col, to recover
health, never return TO the East or South,
except a. a corpse. The undertakers, next
to the hotel keepers, have the most prohta-
bic business. This excessive mortality
may be prevented and patients saved and
cured under the care Of friends and loved
ones at home, il they will but nae Hop
Bitters in time. This We know. See other
column.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
An appeal to Governor blackburn.
cincinnati Commercial, Ill


Several of the Kentucky Democratic pa.
pers are calling upon DR.. Luke P. Black
burn, now that he has been elected, to vim
dictate himself. 1t would be we'll for DR.
Luke p. Blackburn, Governor elect, to take
time to say whether he is the DIR. Luke p.
Blackburn referred to BY DR.. Stuart Robin
son in his communication to Judge En-
mons. Almost every day for several
months we have tried to persuade him to
do that. Nov that the campaign ia over
and there can be no more campaign lies, /"
we renew our efforts. We would be glad,
also, if he would file bill of particulars
against the State of Kentucky, for which
he is reported to have said he did more
than Jesus Christ. The State having stop
ped payment, claim Of that kind could do
no harm, while it would be very interest-
inc
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Nutnegs.


fftEFy WIFI B5tCntr.T
Ifnutmeg is used IN large quantities In
cooking, II gives bitter taste. somewhat
like pitch-pine BY distiilatIon. a volatile
oil is obtained, which retains the taste per-
f.c'ly. but If used in cooking II must be
greatly reduced; two drops of the oil are
equal TO one pound Of powdered nutmeg IL
II used "a medicine, As an aromatic stimu-
liant, or. in larger doses. rs "A narcotic, but,
spice or med cinslIy, should never be
used in arys quantities, rs IL tends To sti. ct
the head. For this reason sppOpletic or par
alytic people should mol use nutmes.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
~. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
InrIa Auousf

CArTLE-Supply consists wholly of grass
Texans and Indians, all Of which sold at n
arvancr; Texans at 81 4g3 25, Indians ~ loo,
3 -, good shipping and batchers' steers want
ell al stiOn- er prices, bat none on market;
re eipts 100, shI pment-4 40
HoGs-Dull and loSer; Workers to B,lt1-
mores ~ 5Its3 %; packing g 5Jd3 -. butch
m to select heavy 20 s5 30; receipts 1, 100.
SIN pune nts U.
sHEEP-Hizher; fair TO choice muttons g -
S5 IJs receipts 3D. shipments 0.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Danger of Trouble in Memphis.

IGIODt-De!nOcEat, H.
There ia danger Of trou lie in Memphis
when the deluded colored people who have
To supply their wants while they persist in
remaining in the feyer's path would be
simply TO encourage the pestileuce. 1t is to
Be hoped that better couusels viii prevail
among the negroes, and that they may be
led to see the wisdom Of the depopulatIon
scheme adap,eA by the authorities.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug T.

FJoUR-Dull and nominal
WHEAT-Fa demand and higher: No.
spring 81; No. spring So cash. 5iA sos,
- O:t-; No spring 1blz91154-
CoKS-UnsetTIrfi,b bot g.n rally lower; y
3stz cash; 3}ys55s sept; - Oct, rejected siIs
esjL
OArs-ruII and drocp ny: -. cash 23H
Sept ~. O-t re- -cteu -
RYE- steady and unchanged
BARLEY Sieady and unchanged.
PoKK--nsd- higher; - 2 as ~ cash s 10
~ sept; BINS 81 Oct
LAID ctIy-, firm and higher; s. ~ cash
and sept; a. fl.so ~ Oct; 81 year.
BULK NEAFo-Steady and UNCHANGED.
WHI-EY-Good demand and shade higher
a. :, -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Turnips In . COrnfield


A little outlay for seed and a little time
spent in sowing turnips in the cornfieids,
will furnish a large amount of feed in the
fall, after the frosts have killed the grass. A
half pound is enough for An acre The tur-
nips NAV be fed in the field after the corn Is
gathered They will keep up the flow Of milk
In the cows and fatfen the sheep Pigs will do
well on them. There is o cheaper way by
which the farmer can adj TO the stock Of late
fall feed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Killing Themselves with Medicine

A firm of druggists write to the Memphis
Appeal TO protest against the irrational and
promiscuous use Of medicines, which they
say they have had ample opportunities Of
observing within the last few days. "Peo-
pie" they cay, "who are perfectly well
seem determined to disturb and tear their
organisms with patent medical agents, un-
der the delusion that they are preventative
Of sickness. Many literally gorge them
selves with such powerful drugs as calomel,
blue m ass, quinine, etc, with the view Of
acting on the liver and are surprised if
they fed their digestion, the most import
ant function of the human body, out Of or
der shortly afterward. in epite Of them
selyesr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14

pretty large" Young mao , si,h superior
knowledge)-"Oh more ,hap that You
see, there's The boiler-that's ell cas-; iron,
you know, and that's heavy; then there's
those round things in front, the-the
cylinders, sthey call ,hem-they're solid
brass ard then there's the wheels-sll steel,
you know. Altogether, il mounts up, and
an engine like thai'll weigh four-yes,
pretty nearly five tons" Young ladies
lin chorous) -"As much as that? Amt
they awful heavy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
lseraniums
lCor. Chicago Tribune, 81


The usual inquiry in regard to lifting
scented gerzniums from the ground after
they have grown luxurianty through the
summer, 20 they will not wilt, can only be
answered in one way. They are sure 10 lose
some leaves, even with the best of care II
is only q question Of time whether TO pot
them now and let them regain some OF their
strength in the open air before the frosts Of
fall or pot them at the last, and By care and
shading keep what luXuriance you can The
surest way IL to pot them in tn spring and
Ilunge the pot until isll: then the plant can
De moved to the house without DISTURBING 10.
he rose and balm gerauiums are iavO' lies
with slI. and even those who DO not keep
plants" have one of these varieties for their
fragrance. The varieg a'sd rose and the skele-
to- variety make fine addition 10 the old
Kinds
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Farmers Friends.


lSpflnSue!u IepuD4lcdn-
The swallow, swift and nighthawk are the
guardians OF the atmosphere. They check
the increase OF insects, that other
wise would overload 1t. Woodpeckers,
creepers, snd chickadees are the guardians
of the trunks of the trees. wsrblers and fly
caichers protect the foliage. ckbirds,
thrushes, Crows, and larxs protect the sur
face of the soil. Snipe and wOodcocks pro-
tect the soil under the surface. Each tribe
has Us respective duties IN perform in the
OF nature and IL an undoubt.d
fact thsf, II the birds were all swept away
from of the earth, man could not live upon
IL; vegetation would wither and die. Insects
would become % numerous that no living
thing could Withstand their attacks.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Corn Fodder for Cheese.

Prof. L. B. Arnold recently stated that re
had taken the milk OF three patrons of a
cheese factory, in October, who were feeding
nothing but grass, and the milk OF three
Others who fed nothing but corn sown broad
cast He took an equal quantity OF the milk
OF each, and curdIing IL with the same
amount of rennet, at the same temperature,
found, after drying the curd. that the milk
of the corn-fed cows gave SIX and one-half
per centum In favor Of rn-fodder over
grass.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14

ST LOUIS fscpuoilcau-DemI
The recent visit of Postmaster General
Key to New England, and the pleasant COM
monplsce little speeches he made at the
points where the people greeted him, are
made an occasion in some parts Of the
South for contemptuous sneers at the
Southern Democratic s'traitor" who accept
ed place 10 Republican cabinet. From
the first the Tennessee ex. Confederate's &C.
ceptance of his position he has been treated
BY q portion of the Southern press as dis
creditable aspersion of the Southern De-
mocracy, and no opportunity is permitted
topass without reminding him OF his alleged
recreancy.
The time will come when this wanton
injustice to the postmaster general will be
admitted in the South. Ii j. only five
years since it was the fashion in that Sec
ton to denounce Lopgstreet a. a traitor
because of his acceptance OF au appoint
meut under Grant, and his sffl-
iation with the Louisiana Repub-
licans-an association which certainly
did not demonstrate IA good Judgment in
politics "a the distinguished soldier invari-
sb'y exhibi IN war; and yet in his short
period the 6lm thst hung over Longstreet's
name has passed away, and he is now COM
ing to be recognized, not only az one Of the
ablest and most faithful generals OF Lees
historic army, but as one of the most up
right and exemplary of Southern men. So
i, will be with Mr.. Key. He has commit
ted no offence. His acceptance Of a place
in the Hayes cabinet was a necessary part Of
a policy whose advantages to the South ard
the country are incalculable. The part al
lotted to him in the arrangement hiss been
difficult, and it Is not easy to point out
another man who would have acquitted
himself as we'll. He went into the cabinet
less as Democrat than as representative
Of the Southern section; and though he has
necessarily acquiesced in the admiuistrs-
tons measures and maintained good rela-
tons with its head, its other members and
its Republican supporters. it cannot be sad
that he has, in any case, carried his COM
plaisance to the point of compromising the
cause or the section he represents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
C0VNTERFEITEES.

The arrest in New FORK Of gang oil
counterfeiters, who were fully prepared 10
fosd Brazil with spurious bills, If supple
,oented with = well-suthenticated rel ort
iLst another patty Of dealers in the "queer"
have made Causdl their headquzrter', snd
r1sy he expected a. AIRY mnmeu; I, put s
rev Of bogus yre~rb cks in rirclIis-
Inn IN IL. S-.tt..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Wants an Organization.

lCOuuc-I U.OVc fI-puDlcan,
The old Settlers should organize an ass ocis-
ton. This fall would be good time to begin
operations, A vast fund Of the earlv history
of the county might be rescued from oblivion
through the instrumentality and encourage
ment OF an old settlers association; and the
annual reunion would re pleasant occasions
meet and have a renewal ofold acquaintance
shin.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
PickIed Eggs.

minutes, then put them in cod water to
make the shells come of easily. Boil three
red beets very soft, peel and mash fine. Put
this into vine ar enough tn cover the eggs,
adding salt, pepper and whole cloves. Put
the eggs in a jar and pour the mixture over
them. Serve them cut in halves.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Preventing Disease.

On the removal OF any yellow fever or
smallpox patients, distinction is OF vital
Importance. Disinfecting the home, ok
bed and bed-clothing is easily and well don.
as follows: Make tight, open places, doors,
windows, stOvepipe holes; cork them by
rags, paper or cotton batting. Paste over
these strips OF paper so as to exclude sill outer
air, or retain the dlsinfecting gaa Place in
the middle OF the room quarter tub If wat
er and place IN this tue an iron pot contain
ing a pound of roll sulphur. Add a quarter
pint OF alcohol or spirits of turpentine liz
mite II, close the door and run. SuiphurOus
acid will %. generated so copIous. v a. to XIII
every germ. Keep the door c.os-,i for four
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
CONFRONTING TIE BONDS.

While others have been talking Mayor
Fortescue has been quietly working, and as
his report, inside 10 the council st It's meet
ing las; night shows, he hiss been working
to some purpose. AZ part Of the result
Of his recent trip Fast, he succeeded in com
promising city and county bonds snd judg-
men;s and school bonds, 10 the amount Of
forty-:hree thousand nine hundred and
seventy dollars. These items were divided
as follows: City bonds, S24,72l; judg-
ments against city, 3 GA; county bonds,
$685.; judgments against county, $1,000;
school b1ndF, $500.
In addition 10 the bonds ard judgments
mentioned shove, which he brought home
in his pocke:, he has written agreements to
compromise on the terms offered by the
city and county, signed by holders of our it,
debtedress, representing an amount almost
equal 20 the above. This is an excellent
exhih and shows what can be done by a
little active effort. Mr.. Fortescue labOred
under msuy disadvantages during his re
cant trip: He was in the East during the
extremely hot weather, when very many of
the psrties he wanted TO see were away
from home, and he was so unfortunate "a to
he sick nearly all the time he wss gone. He
is confident that, derfavorable circumstan-
ces, he could hsve doubled the amour; he
brought home with him, and thinks he
will have no difficulty in settling at least
hundred Thousand dollars of the public in
debtedness this fsll. He encountered much
less difficulty in the work than he expected,
and while he found few of the bopdhold-
eTs very obdurste and unwilling TO enter
tain his propositions, he succeeded in efec;
ing settlements with seyen-tentLs of all he
was able to fnd.
The following is copy of the report in
detail, submitted by the Mayor TO the
Council, at the meeting last night:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Acquiring American Habits.

Canada is evidently preparing for an
nexa,ion. The Bank Of Montreal closed
its doors because il could not pay its cred
itors on Thursday, and The directors an
nounce that in the sweet by sid by
depositors will be paid in fuli. This hss
the true American ring to it. The Cana
dians are learning fast.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Rot Flies.

Cor. Chicago Tribune, 81
A very little care will prevent them from
doing much harm. A moment will suffice
to catch the flies when they come around to
deposit eggs; and washing with kerosene
Will, we believe, destroy the vitality of such
nits as adhere to the animals legs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Leavenworth and southwestern.

II.alIWay UaH -tIt.I
This company has filed articles of in
corporation for a narrow gauge rosd from
Oaaga, Kansas, the terminus of the kansss
Central road, southwark into the Nermil-
lion Valley, across the Kansas Pacific and
the Atchisou, Topeka and Santa Fe, to the
Colorado line. Several branches are also
projected.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
ROME MARKETS.
whole sale.

WHEAr-No. 2. 81; No ), sIi4, No. 4, ~.
FLOuR-SS W. s2 81, q %, 81 30 per s.eA.
Rye Flour per sack s2 10 shipstuif, bran,
per ton, bulk. slU.OU; Corn Meal, per loJ
lbs. bulk, 75c.
LOaN-No. 2, mixed 2Is4c; No. ..
whit. mixed 81 y: rejected, liz minal
OATS-SO. =, 1919.
BUTrER-ChoIce, l5c.
EGGS-715sS
POrATOES-Per bnshel. home grown
loose from wagon, 35s4Jc per bu.
ONIONS-s3 JDsLS 10 per BIB.
BEANS-sl ~ js.sl % per bushel.
MEATS-Sid-s, 5aosc; Hams, 7a7Lfs
Shoulders, 414ae4s4c.
LARD-per pound, SIC.
CHEESE-7asc.
POULTRY-Chicken & O0as 10 per do1.
APPLE~Sl 0Ul1l ~ per bushel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Old settlers Meeting.

TBiuevalley Telegraph, s.E
We are requested TO announce that there
will be a meeting of the old soldiers, in this
township at Nisgly's Hall In this city on
Saturday Aug. l6tN, to complete arrange
m- nts Tor attending he reunion at Wash
ington. All soldiers Of TIE Rebe lion or
Mex can war are invited to be present.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14

TNarysvIIIe News 3
At the annual school meeting In Marysville
this year arrangements should be made for
enlarging the school house. The present
building IL not large enough TO accommodate
the scholars AID by next sea on it Will be
over flowing.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-14
Apple BREAD.
christian Union, 6.

lCuIlstidu OulOu, 81
Peel and chop very fine one pint OF nice
apples and put to one quart of Indian meal
that has been scaIded and left TO cool. Beat
to q cream one egg and half tablespoonful
tabIeupoonfuI of salt 1.-THE apples are sour,
cd two sablespoonfuls Of sugar. but sweet
40 are much tbs bet. Mix with rich
% sasAH SUI do1sh md bake immedi.