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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

FisHTovN-Afsirs at FishtoTo are COM
psratlvey brisk aud the arrivals Of fish COO
sidared good. Prices keep up and there is q
steady demand. There are some fish being
packed and the odor OF The place is on the in
cre1se. There was slight disturbance there
this morning which resulted in slap in the
Taco AMI half knock down, and from
its occurrence, Col. Steuart, the Jesse Of the
wharf, predicts an increase in the run of fish.
Some Of the lower shores on the Virginia side
of the river have cut out."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

CoMpLlM GNTARY. -John B. Smoot, esq ,
president of the Alexandria and Fairfax Agri-
cuitursl add Industrial Association, was to-day
tender, d ar Invitation by Col. 8. 8. Bradford,
pr, s;denr e. the Piedmont Agricultr al Society,
~ b. prescott at the fair OF the latter society, at
Cu!peucr Court Hou'e, 90 the 18th. 18th, and
10Th d.yq IF October next, to act as first aid
comrlimant to Mr.. Smoot and the association
over which be- SO creditahly presides. MIR. S.
sigpiied his willingness 10 a. 'ept, if clrcum'
st.nces would permit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

STEAMBOAT REGU, ATIoNs.-A U. 8. local
board OF sesmb boat inspectors convened recon- "
ia this city, snd investigated the collision be-
tween the tugs Kate, Capt. Ellis, and the
X tie Wise. Capt. Graham. Decision as to
who vas Responsible for the collision will be
rendered hereafter. Capt Ellis and Engineer
Bel, Of the K We, we're fined 500 each for a
VIC atm IF the steam boat laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
LOCAL We WS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, May 5. 1879.
For The Middle Atlantic States warmer south
west winds, filling barometer, Cloudy weather
and local rains, pos iby f,lloWed By coo er
wes'er winds. rising barometer and c:ea ing
weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

PERSONAL "A Hannibal. Mo-, newspaper
says: Professor j. G. MoVeigh. of this city,
has been appointed to represent the Northeast
Missouri Teachers Association at the June
NEE ing OF the Strife Teachers Association.
which conveots 10 st. Louis. Professor Mo
Weigh, on that o'casion, will read q paper set.
ting forth the educational work in this district,
oompcsed 1T some nineteen oounties.' The
ee1leuau a!!udvd to is the 500 of MIR. j. b.
McN .igh Of this CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

FISH REPoRT.-Since Saturday there have
and 100000 behring's. Shad soid at $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

YEsTERDAY.-A irequeu: visitor at the
several cnucne 10 :!i,s c';y, and ipdr'd IN
all olhe' cities, If tr observes closely, cannoc
help resolving the s"iO toto three distinct
classes, "regu RS" "su sai3tr;," and ''cor
veuient gotf~" TIE :aasua,e Of the Two latter
classes is 50 riy ak that one can hardly
Distinguish t tm a palatc sect, hut there
is differed 10 t,eir cred ; still both unite in
singing that old 'a'l:sr line, what various
hindrau, = We u " % looking out OF
the window or r yesterday morning, about
church time, ore rid discover, aiar OF, a
small cloud in the e., ""hout es big as man 8
hand" consrquet'!y The "auushluers' were
alb mt ON chr CHI. ?rd the Dgrcgatlons be.
ing comro d, for the mos. part, OF regulars,
the al udaoctw cot ex ;l" slim. but DOT
quite arEe s. ). 10 Ci Church the
Rev. MIR. Sharp, thc new y" ,ur, preached to
quite lsrg~ o ca ~ hSs poo IN the
,norriorl s..ym the xt This il filth. al
saving, a,d wor hy cr al r''ap "siou, that
Chr:t j ls> msiu. Few r!d - save sinners !;
of whom | am Oh =" aod spokeo of very
bipbly. 10 the UOion PRESBYTERIAN Church, in
the no, .lsg, R-v F Fl. Cuupston preached.
Iu the s. I'd Presbyter.ao Church, three
De. Gus we're added - lhs lis: o. membership.
10 the Melb,d Il E pal CHURCH. Rev. De
i Maj leader u III: l.eepb K delegation
10 Con-. e . preached > large cap ragat"ns
b)th u crrug .u: nigh Many of ID Who,
notwi,hAont it is ''ble -s1 10 be poor, have
40 itching d., e for few of those "iudlspeos'
ables," koowu as greenbackq, O. indeed soy
other KIDD of b. cks ID 1t will pass current Tor
things '>mpor.l, weo. to hear the reverend
and honor able gen .lemau, expecting 10 have
the way TO get them made so plain that the
way .aiug usn. though he DO fool, need rot
eer tbereir," Never a word did he say aoont
ereeubacl-', or poli,rs, but preached good,
prsc,ica! sermon, and many WeUt away as badly
fooled as the fellow who goes to church with
his girl Without any Doney 10 bis pt cket,
thinking the basket will not come around.
10 the other churches the p"'pts we're occu
pied by the resident clergy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

For New York custom mode CLOTHING,
warranted not to rip, see s. DRALuaM, g.
King st., corner of Fairfax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
The meeting then adjouraer.

AN OUTRAGE "A gentleman residing in The
Northwestern part of the city some time since
had the fence around his lot handsomely
painted, wheu during the ight some miscreant
thr"w sand and dirt upon the new paint. max
irg it necessary 10 have it scrsped off and new
&C It pu: on, at considerable trouble and expense.
Last week the painters we're engaged 10 paint.
ing the house Of the same gentleman, when at
uiyht, he same parties. it ia supposed. smeard
the whce front of the building with dirt
Sharp punishment should be neted out to any
one who would b. guilty oil such dsStardly act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

There is little change to note in prices since
the close of last week. Flour is uiet and e ~,
with little selling Wheat is firm at the recent
advance, and about 1000 bushels sold to-day at
10. Ill, 1l3, ia aud III for Fultz to choice
Lancaster. The receipt. Of Corn have consider
ably increased, and to-day $50 bushels were
offered and sold st AZ and Al. No Rye reported,
nd $40 bushels of Oats were offered, but with.
drawn. Country produce is in light receipt, and
prices are unchanged
BALTIMORE May 5-Virginia Is deferred Is
do consolidated 564; do "a series 40: past due
coupons sls. Sugar frmer; A soft Sast. Cotton
firm mddling II Flour steady and hr1n
Howard street and Western Super 2oaS3 70;
do Extra ASA 50; do Family 4 1880 70; City
Mills Super 25sS3 50; do extra 4sS4 SO; do
Rio brands 75sS6; Patapsco Family Sc 3d.
Wheat steady; Southern red 1l0sll4; do amber
Halle; No 2 Penns red ll5; No 2 Western
winter red spot and May 1l3isll3s June ll2ts
ll2s; July l09Ssl09s. Corn-Southern steady
and higher tor white; Western active; Southern
spot AND May 42as425 June 439s4Ss; July 4.As
AT steamer 40s40s Oats steady and lower
Southern 34s36; Western white 33a34; do nike.
32a33l Penns 33a34 Rye quiet at SO! 60. Hay
steady; prime to choice; Penna and Maryland
lla$14. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes lOisl6.
Whiskey dull at O7aSl Oh.
NEW YORK, May - ocks strong. Money
3s34 Flour quiet. Whest quiet. Corn stronger.
ceipIs e. o; good 6ic; medium .s5ic, common
4{a5c. Sheep in fair demand; receipts 5000;
good woods SIC; medium She; common 43c;
good clipped 43a5c; medium do 4ts43c; common
do 33s4c. Hogs dull; receipts $3.50; good &c;
medium SIC; common Sic; Shoppers 5s54c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

wr The BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES is
recoverable, not by the use Ct mineral sedalive',
but by recourse TO effsclusl tonic treatment t..
orous Lerves rre quisl ones, and tIe most direct
way 10 Iend-r them 30 is 10 rein .orce iha vitai
ereIs ies. Tcst sterling lnvigorsnt. Hot tte1s
Stom .ch Bl!tsrs will be found all sufficient fer
this purpose since it entirely reuoves mpedI.
N ent, IN thorough digestion and ss.imii, tion OF
the food. go to.t tn, body is Insured its due
amount of nouIi:hment, and consequently OF
stsmins. RbeUm tic tendencies ana sfections
OF the kidneys ard b!atdar are also ceunleracted
by lbe Bi.:es, whrc is resides pleasant medic.
in.l siinui.nt. in6riie.y pu er than the raw eI.
c:-n.s OF colnmeree, which 1esc: ibjuriously
ulon The nervous .ys.em.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

PRESIDENT OF THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL
COMPANY After faithful service OF many
years, as President Of the Alexandra Cana
Co., caring which time he has devoted much
Of bis time aud money for the benefit OF the
canal. esp CHILLY in conoection with the interest
Ut Aiex,ndria, Capt. Wm. J. Boo,he, to day.
much to Tic regret of stockholders and other,
resigned he presidency, and though strenuously
uresd, was compelled by bis many other duties
private and pubic. tn decline re election. 10
iosiug Capt. Boo,h. from the head OF the com
ps9y, sc ipus los has been i tai ned and the
c,mmusi,y owe I'm deb, of gratitude for the
good he has dorc while ALWAYS battling for the
ioseres, Of his native city. His successor, MIR.
Wheat, ia ri qualified as President ard ID
his n lode the ci,lzsus may feel assured that the
Interests Of he "onmuDity aud canal shall be
faithfully looked after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
sa- By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca.

fa- By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca.
THAKTIC PILLS are the best OF sill purga;iYes for
family use. They are tbs product of long labo-
rious, aud successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by Physicians 10 III. If prac-
tlce, aud by all civilized Dst;ons, proves them
the hest and N ost ehrctusl purgstlve Pill tina.
table no harm can arise from their use. In IN
trinsic value and curStive powers no other Pills
can be compared with them, and every person,
knowing tneirvi tues, will employ them, when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and msinlsin in hestny ac.;on the whole ms.
chnery Of life. Mild, seal cnlng and ei.ctusl,
,hey are specially ada p.ed to The needs of The
digestive sppsrAlus, de sngsr ents Of which they
prevent and cure if timely taken. They are thc
best and safest physc to employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where mild, but
efiectusl, catharIic is required. 4. Z. Lesdbes
ter & Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

The fscal ysNr will end in few days, when
shall have to settle my accounts with the Gas
Light Committee Any delinquent bills may
have on hand unpaid At that time Will nave TO
be settled by me or my sec''rites Tha, there
fore, is to moss earnestly and respectfully re.
nuest hose who nav be In arrears to call ut the
Gas flee, if not &C lied on by mvselt and settlei
mys-lw J. ROXBURY, Supt
NfESsINA ORANGES, sweet, just received
WI by lap 30] J. q. AILBUKH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
J. didAe for the office of Collector Of Taxes for
the No I ern District, subjec. to the action OF
tie cons, cvs.iy primary election.
ap 26-tpe GGC. b. MARkELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

ALEXANDRIA WATER Co.-The soni-annua
mecuop of the d,recturs Of the Alexandra
Water Company was held 10 day at the Office
Of The company, W. j. Boo'he presiding and
T. d. Kendall secretary.
The senlannual statements of the treasurer
a ID sup+liu,enden. were presented, read and
accept d, 8hereup4n it WAS
Ofdcr,d, Tat divideud of 50 per share be
paid to the s,ockhJ ders on aud after the 18th
lusta0'.
The meeting then adjouraer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

T RESPECTFULLY announce myself as q
l. candiI>le for Msyor-subiectt 10 the action OF
The conservative primary election.
ep2l-lf COURCLs ND b. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

YNO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. ClTY-I respectfully announce myself as
candidate for re- election 10 the Office OF Mavor,
subec. to The decision of the primary election.
SIP :6-tpe 4. kEMPER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

Police REPORT The following cases have
baeu tried al the Mayors Office slnoe last Sat
urday:
John DAYS, for permitting vicious dog to
60 at urge, was fined and discharged.
Fannie Chapman. colored, for dlsorderly con
duet WIS 6nrd and discharged.
Marta Bu. ~r, and Julia Brown, for being
uck and :c:dcr.y on the sfrceis were hued
AID discharged. ,,
George S.ausbnry. who was sent to the
work house 90 April % fer thirty days. to
day released at the request of his mother, be
prom sirg to do better in the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
ITO BE lSSUkD APRIL Is, 1879, VOL. ~
l. OF INSTITUTES or
COMMON AND STATUTE LAW.

TRESH COWS SALE, with their
Il CALVES, from two To four weeks DID,
Enquire of JAMES GREEN, Mansion House
AleIandris, vs.. my2seo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

ANEW ENTERPRISE MIR. 4. L. VanAuken,
Of this clty. who has been engaged 10 the sale
Of u.usicsl Instruments for some time past, has
leased The pew and elegantly fitted up store,
No. "A Kiog street, formerly occupied by Mr.
W. B. Waddey, and to day formally "opeDed'
with large ADD well selected stock Of splendid
pianos, organs, &c. This is another branch of
business added to the industries of the city and
dcs rves success. All the Instruments in the
stock offered arc # superior quality. and those
f our citizens aud Of the surrounding country,
WHO wan, to purchase, shord give Mr. Van
Aukcn cal, assured that they will be pleased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
CANDIDATES.

lAH announcements must invariably be- paid for
IL adrance. No notice ,oiH be taken of orders
nnlessthey are accomnantei 1oith the CASH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL EXnlBl4IoN.-
!, wi On Sen by reference to the proceedings
# meeting Of ,he directors of the Alexandria
ard FIJI fax Agricultural and Industrial Asso
ci,'oa tat the WoodIaWn Club of Fairfax,
u1.;er :; austic"s # tie Association, propose
to I'D er "a strawberry and floral exhibition,
a. the Fair tu!jing in this CITY, at an early day.
Such Al exhibition viii doubtless prove great
Success, as in no part of The State do strawberries
nr flowers grow 10 greater profuslon or arrive at
er>a,er perfection. That be exhibition will be
very attraive AID prove entirely successfr
there csu DO no dyubt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

JACOB ROXBURY respectfully announce 8
- himself car ddate for reelection to the
Office of Superintendent of Gas-subject to the
decision Of tho primary election. ap 2@tpe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

MILL FEED for sale by
WI my2 CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

NEW YORK, May - ocks strong. Money
3s34 Flour quiet. Whest quiet Corn stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

WAN STAN STRATINA. for mending all
' kinds of broken articles; also Rays Coag-
NH 81 T.. STABLRR d 90.
, 1879-12-08

/" Bring her to my room again. She
will be safe there"
The brother conveyed her to the
apartment of the pauper and asked of
her:
Have you seen the female before ?"
"Yes, know all about it. returned
the pauper. "She borrowed my clothes
to save her lover. She has done it, amt
1 am glad"
Before the noble sister returned t"
consciousness, the brother had learned
all
When she did so, they both sought
secure quarters, after rewardlng the
beggar-girl as had been promised.
"Do you think Robespierre was re
ally deceived ?" asked Marie de Nantes.
81 think not" returned the brother.
"Then why did he order your re-
lease ?"
"He saw your plan. He admired
your courage. Could a tiend have
done less ?"
Perhaps this was the case. But if
SO it was deed of mercy, and the only
one that man ever did"
You are right"
Antonio de Nantes was not again ar
rested, and lived happily with that Sis
ter who had so nobly periled her own
life to save him, by representing the
Pauper Of Paris"
, 1879-12-08
A Relish for Farm Stock.

The Importance of an occasional rel
ish of salt and wood ashes for all kinds
of stock cannot be too highly appre-
ciated. The most convenient form in
which these materials are offered, ac
cording to feeders of wide experience,
is in solid mass, which admits of o
diligent licking on the part of the ami
NAL without gaining more of the mix
ture than is desirable. In order to
mix these ingredients so that solid
mass may be formed, take salt and pure
wood ashes in the proportion of pound
for pound, with water sufficient to hold
the mixture together. To preserve the
mixture in a solid state, place it in
troughs or boxes sheltered sufficiently
to keep rain and snow from reaching it
and converting it into an alkaline
pickle. These troughs with their
tempting contents prove efficient as
bats for alluring animals turned out
on long runs during the day, home at
night.
When cattle chew leather, wood, and
old bones, remember that it indicates
lack of phosphate of lime in their food,
which is required to supply bone ma
terial. A teaspoonful OF bone material
given daily with their grain will cor
rect the habit and supply the defcien-
cy which induces it. If the disposi-
ton to eat bones is indulged in when
COWS are on grass, the deficiency then
evidently exists in the soil, and the
pasture will be greatly benefited by
top-dressing of bone dust. Two or
three hundred pounds to the acre,
sown broadcast, will repay attending
expenses in better yield and quality
of milk and butter.-Western Home
stead.
, 1879-12-08
Why He Stopped the Train.

Saturday, at 4 p. NJ, as the express
train on the Erie Road was coming
from Red House to Salamanca, the
engineer whistled down brakes, the
train came to stand-still and the pas.
sengers all rushed out to learn the
cause of the detention, expecting to see
q mangled corpse or some breakage in
the machinery which would compel
them to walk to Bradford. When they
reached the platform of the cars for
lorn-looking individual in a straw hat
the size of an umbrella loomed up to
them. In one hand he carried fish
ing-pole, and in the other basket
which contained seventy five trout.
The conductor came out and remarked:
"What in - did you stop my train
for. you moon-faced old hippodrome
Why, you see, conductor" drawled
out the individual, in the funniest
back-woods tone imaginable, "I've got
whopper here, and 1 thought as how
some Of your passengers would like to
gaze onto it." Saying this, the old
man drew out by the tail monster of
trout that must have weighed at least
two pounds, and held it admiringly
up. The suns rays flashed out
from the beautiful colors of crimson
and gold which dotted the coat of the
fish, and whether the sight was so
tempting to the palates of the hungry
passengers or the righteousness of the
affair struck them just then, they burst
into roars of laughter. and even the
conductor forgot for moment the
bell punch system, and all was serenity
again. The venerable Walton boarded
the cars for Salamanca, and soon the
train was laundering away the miles to
make up for lost time.--Bradford (Pa.)
Era.
, 1879-12-08
About DISTINGUISHED Men.

Senator Blaine was asked RI rjSently
how 1t came about that he, q Western
Pepnsylvanian by birth and education,
made his start in business and politics
in the far East. He said it was all
owing to his wife. Her mother. who
lived in Augusta, fell dangerously i'll,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine made q jour-
ney to be at her bedside. While in
Augusta Mr.. Blaine. then quite young
man, learned that The Kennebec J,ernal,
an old established weekly paper, was
for sale. He formed q partnership
with one of the old editors of the pa
per, bought out the principal owner,
and thus obtained foothold In Maine.
The paper was prosperous and the
foundation Of BlaiBe's success.
General Grant, during his recent
tour, has been received by the follow
ing nameI princes and potentates
Queen Victoria OF England, King
Leopold of Belgium, the Khedive of
Egypt, the Sultan of Turkey, King
Humbert of Italy, Pope Leo Kill,
President MacMahon of France, the
King of Holland, Emperor William of
Germany, Prince Bismarck, King Os-
car of Sweden, the Emperor Aiexan
der of Russia, the Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria. King Alfonso of
Spain, President Grevy OF France, M.
Gambetta. Viceroy Lytton of India,
King Thebaw OF Burmab, Prince Kung
of China, the Emperor Of Siam, the
Mikado of Japan.
Mr.. Moody is said to DISLIKE very
much any obstruction between himself
and his audience. When he entered
the hall in Cleveland. the other day, he
found large rnamental glass stand in
front of the platform filled with water
and plants. That is very pretty" he
said, "but it must come away it would
feel like an iceberg between me and my
congregation Aud when he went to
the church where he is also to speak,
lie objected to the platform being tco
far back, asking for temporary one
in front of the other, SO that I can
be with them, and not feel as though [
we're talking across q street."
, 1879-12-08
Rugtt Sound 9ispatfh.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Caution.


There WAS lonely nian
Who kept drinking
Aud kept thinking
What very lonely man
He was
Until so fat he grew
With his thinking
And his drinking
That he couldn't tell you who
He was.
Now all you lonely mn
Who keep drinking
And kee p thinking
What extremely lonely men
You are,
This advice 1 give to you:
Do less thinking
While you're drinking
That you always may know who
You are.
N. Y. Nail.
, 1879-12-08
Art at the Capital.

One hundred and fifty feet above the
floor of the Capitol at Washington,
next the ceiling, hangs scaffold up to
which every day an old man is drawn
in wooden cage. He spends the
whole of daylight at this hight, paint
ing the preposterous figures which
constitute cart at the Capitol" On
Thursday his chair slipped from under
him, he rolled to the edge of the plat
form and went over. He grasped the
railing and a cross piece near it, to
which, in spite of his age and size, he
clung until his assistant came to his
rescue and with great difficulty dragged
him back, just as his hold was relaxing
In another second he would have fall
len to the stone pavement below and
been dashed to pieces. The shock so
alarmed him that he has not vet re-
snmed his work. tits perhaps to be
hoped that it has cured him entirely.
He is the notorious Brumidi, who has
been engaged at the Capitol for twenty
five years in decoration, which is at
once the CONSERVATION and the despair
OF artists. He still continues the pro-
duction OF those mysterious allegorical
figures in our country's history which
bear about the same relation, both to
art and history as the animals in chill
dren's Noah's arks do to either Scrip
tural theology or the natural sciences.
Detroit Free Press.
ROYAL CREAM.-One quart of milk,
one-third of a box of gelatine, four
tablespoonfuls of sugar, three eggs,
vanilla; put the gelatine into the milk
yolks we'll with sugar, and stir into the
milk. Set the kettle into pan of hot
water, and stir until it begins to thicken
like soft custard.
, 1879-12-08

A farmer in Virginia has raised and
shipped 1900 barrels OF potatoes this
season.