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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, May 14.-The general freight
agents Of the Trunk lines held meeting
to-day for the purpose OF stiffening the
rates on east bound freights, but as the
Peoria adhered to its determination not
to enter into another agreement, and as
its representative was not present, the
meeting was adjourned without action.
The present rates are 10 cents on grain
and 20 cents on fourth-class freight to
New York, but there is no pretcnse OF
the agreement continuing at that figure.
The demand for ears is brisk, and the
Lake rates are firm at 3 cents for corn
and 81 cents for wheat To Buffalo.
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The Hiharnians.

CNCIxNATI, May l4.-At to-day ses-
sion OF the AnclentOrder OF Hibernians,
VIM. II. Cook, of Boston, was elected
chairman, and addresses were Iaude 10y
Father Gallagher administrator OF tne
diocese of Columbus, Ohio, and Father
Murray, of Chillicothe, Ohio. The re-
mainder of the session was consumed in
the appointment of committees and the
reading of the reports OF the National
officers.
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Mns.ar Menhnnics, Convention.

CINCINNATI, May l4.-At the Master
Mechanics Convention to-day, the com
mttee on the best form and material for
locomotive wheels reported, and a dis
cussion enSued as tOadopting the stand
ard car and tender axles. The commit
tee on the best form OF material and
the method of constructing locomotive
boilers reported, recommending that
steel be used for boilers, and making
other valuable suggestions. The mem
hers this afternoon are in the hands OF
the reception committee visiting Eden
Park.
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Chief Moses.

SAN Francisco, May IA Portland
dispatch says: Chief Moses and COM
panions have lately returned from
Washington, accompanied by General
Howard and Governor Ferry, OF Wash
ington Territory, and are about starting
for Upper Columbia, where the new
Indian reservation is to be established.
General Howard will establish a new
military post between the reservation
and the white settlements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
The MisocRenation Case.

RICHMOND, May l4.-ln the United
States Circuit Court, to-day, u writ OF
haJeas corpus in the miscegenation case
of Edmund Kinney and Mary Hall,
now confined in the penitentiary for
violation of the State statutes prohibit
iag intermarriage OF races, was refused
by Judge Hughes, on the q, und that
the United States Courts had no juT O.
diction over the question OF marriage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 10, l A. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, south
winds, shifting TO cooler north winds,
falling, possibly followed by rising ba-
rometer, numerous rains, followed by
partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, sOutherly
winds, warmer cloudy or rainy weather,
possibly followed by colder northwest
winds and rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
1t Is Worth a Trial.

81 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c; my
blood became thin; was dull and mac
tive; could hardly crawl about, and was
an old worn out man all over, and could
get nothing to help me, until / got Hop
Bitters, and now am boy again. Ny
blood and kidneys are all right, and /
am as active as a man Of 30, although /
am y, and have no doubt it will do as
well for others OF my age. 1t is worth
the trial. ."-(Father.) For Sale by
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling.
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In CONGRESS.
THE SILVER BILL IN THE HOUSE,
Stirring Remarks of General Ewing Bitter
0enunciatiOn Of Fraudulent Legis-
Iaton in the Interest Of
the Bondholders.
WASHINGTON, May IA.
SENATE.

Mr.. Vest gave notice of his intention
to introduce a bill proposing to organize
Indian Territory into a State, and pro-
viding for its admission into the Union.
His resolution making inquiry as to
whether any part of Indian territory
had beenpurchased by the United States
with a view of locating Indians or freed
men thereon, was agreed to.
Consideration was resumed of the
legislative, executive and judicial APP
preparation bill.
Mr.. Herman advocated the repeal OF
the test oath and spoke against the use
of the army at elections.
The bill was discussed at considerable
length, after which the Senate went into
executive session, and soon after adj
jOurned.
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Negro Medical College.

NASHVILLE, Mny 1.-THE corner
stone of the Mahoney Medical College,
colored, was laid this afternoon by Rev.
J. VI. Freeman, of New York, and many
prominent citizens were present and
much interest was manifested. Adj
dresses were made by Rev. j. Berrien
Lindsey and others. The building will
be four stories high and cost $4,000.
1t will be opened next fall for the fourth
regular session. Ii is the second OF its
kind in the United States and the first
in the Mississippi Valley.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Two Years.

CHARLESTON, May l3.-The notorious
Hiram Murphy, who jumped bail and
was arrested near Rome, Ohio, by De-
tcctive Alf. Burnett, for the shooting Of
Captain Floyd Adkins, of st. Adams,
pleaded guilty to-day in the Circuit
Court, and goes to the penitentiary for
two wears.
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Presbyterian General Assem- ply.

SARAToGA, May l4.-The comm ssiOn-
ers to the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, have been arriving by every train,
to-day. Rev. DR.. Patten, Of Chicago,
breaches the opening sermon.
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Extensive CONFIRMATION.

BOMBAY, May l4.-There was a great
confagration last night at Poonah, the
great government and military centre,
eighty miles southwest of this city. The
Government school, BOOdwar Palace,
pOstoffice, police Office and five houses
were completely destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Refreshing Shnwers.

ST. LOUIS, May l4.-Pretty heavy
showers fell here last evening and this
morning, and heavy rains prevailed
over considerable extent of territory
west of here yesterday, benefting the
crops greatly.
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Accident TO Alf Burnet.

CINCINNATI, May l4.-This afternoon
Ali Rurnet, the we'll known lecturer,
broke his arm and leg by falling off the
staging. upon which he was standing at
the marine railway dock.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW York, May l4.--COttOn-Steady
at l2l6l2sc. Flour-Less active; re-
ceipts 1900 barrels; superfine western
and State So 3j(d3 80; common To good
50 90(G4 90; good to choice - OJd4 10;
white wheat extra - 55Cd5 %; extra
Ohio s. 0O(dG 90; st. Louis g SOFA
90; Minnesota patent process 81 90
(aS 90. Wheat - Irregular; receipts
l0l 900 bushels: rejected spring STA
SIC; No. 3 do. 95Cd97c; No. 2 do. 81 o.!
al 0Sl; ungraded 94cfdgSl 0l ungraded
winter red 81 l2Cal lSl No do. u ~
al 20; ungradcd amber 81 l5(ol IL;
No. . amber 81 l7@l lS!; ungraded
white 81 l5Gl lGI; No. 2Sl l3Cgl l3! 1;
No. do. sales 10000 bushels at 81 III
al lGI. Rye-Firmer; western 62C1
G2Ic. Barley-Dull. Malt-Dull and
nominal. COm-Qniet; receipts ILL.,
900 bushels; ungraded Hottie; No. 3
44c; steamer (G.Ijc; No 2 I5(a45ic
No. ] 45!c; No. = white 5lc; round
yellow 55c: low mixed 45lc. Oats
Nominally unchanged; receipts 1900
bushels; western mixed 3ICa35c; white
western 3GI@3Sc. Hay-Firm and un-
changed. Coffee - Nominally un-
changed. Hops-Steady. Sugar Fair
to good refining Gltd6 7-l0c. Nolasses
Quiet and unchanged Rice-Demand
fair and market firm; Carolina GtC97 &C.;
Louisiana G!G,6lc. Petroleum-Steady;
United 76i677lc; crude 7CS7ic; re-
fined SSsc Tallow - Steady and in
fair demand at 6lg6 5-l6c. Rosin-
Dull and unchanged. Turpentine -
Dull at 29c. Eggs-Dull; western ! l9
pc. Leather Firm; hemlock sole,
Buenos Avres and Rio Grande light,
middle and heavy weights, l9Ce2lc.
WOol-Quiet but firm; domestic fleece
3GG3Sc: pulled lStG3Ic; unwashed 9
625c. Pork-DUll; old mess % 00CS
Q l2I; new $40 l2iGl0 %. Beef -
Nominally unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm: long clear 81 90; short clear
8 37J. Lard - Weak; prime steam
S6 45(a,6 80. Butter-Quiet; western
5Gl9c Cheese-Quiet but firm; west
ern 2C97c. Whisky-Firmer at 81 o.
al O5I. Metals-Manufactured copper
Quiet and steady; new sbeating pc,
Ingot Lake l6c PigIron Quiet but
firm; Scotch l9Ca22!c; American lGe,
Ice; Russia sheeting lllG9l2c. Nails
Cut - %; clinch . 75Cs4 80.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-Plour-
Quiet: Minnesota extra family, low,
q 90: fair - 80; good 81 55se S2l;
choice 81 -; fancy 81 S7!5 %. Wneat
No. 2 western red 81 Isl. Rye
Firmer; western $50 6oc. Corn-Steady ;
rejected 3slGy Gy40c; steamer 40tS4lc. Oats
In good demand; western mixed 80
633Ic; white 34la3Gc. Provisions
Quiet and steady. Beef-Mess Sl2 90.
Mess Pork-AtSl0 37!6@l0 62I. Hams
Smoked SCG9c; picked StsSic. Lard
Western s. 25la,8 So Butter-Firm
and unchanged, Eggs-firm; western
Il@ll4c. Cheese-Quiet- Petroleum
Steady; refined Ste; crude 9l@9!c
Whisky-Western 81 06.
TOLEDO, May l4.-Wbeat-Weak and
lower; extra white Michigan 81 % asked
amber Michigan spot 81 09i; No. red
winter spot held at 81 III; seller June
held 81 69i, 81 % bid; seller July held
81 O9, 81 04 bid; seller August 81 00i
Western amber 81 lis. Corn-Inactive;
high mixed 3SIc; No. 2 spot $3.50; seller
June 37ic; seller July held 3sc, sic bid
rejected SIZE. Oats-Dull; No. 2 &c.
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FOREIGN.
A Challenge from Plaisted.

Il Challenge from Plaisted.
LONDON, May l4.-Fred Plaisted, OF
New York, publishes challenge offer
ing to row Batman, of Shadwell, Mes
senger, of Teddington, or kempster, OF
Sunderland, over the Thames cham
pionship course, or their own distance,
from el00 to goo aside.
Three Children Burned to Death.
TORONTO, May l4.-Three children,
Richard Casey, John Casey and John
Edward, burned to death yesterday,
while at play in a shed.
Another Fire at Orenberg.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 1.-THE Gov
ernor of Orenberg telegraphs on the
18th inst, that another fire there on the
Sth was quickly extinguished. The fire
on the 18th inst, consumed half OF the
CossaCk quarters. Governor Uralsh, OF
thegovernment of Orcnberg, telegraphed
on the llth, that the fire there destroyed
considerable portion of the town, and
the flames still raging.
Russian Affairs.
ST. PETERSBURG, MAY l4.-MOscow,
Odessa, Kietf, KhartcOf and Talka are
especially subject to strict police. All
the principal ministers of the imperial
government are accompanied by
mounted Cossacks when they appear in
the public streets, and boarding houses
are under police surveillance.
ST. PErERsBuRG, May 1.-THE disease
which has broken out in Caucasus
proves fatal in twenty-four hours. In
Derby, which contains $50 houses, sew
enty persons have died In Medieval
chem, with POO houses, there are two
hundred persons dead. The mortality
elsewhere is on the same scale.
Failures in the Iron Trade.
LONDON, May l4.-The Skerne Iron
Works Company Cimited) OF Darling
ton, failed. The capital was G2OOOOO.
The liabilities Of Lloyd d Co., Of Mid
dleborough, whose failure was an
nounced, is e4O0,OOOO Thos. f. Hop
kins, Gilkes IL Co., (limited) OF Middle
borough, el90,0OO. Both these firms
are also in the iron trade.
African Slave Trade
BERLIN, May lit was announced
in the Reichstag to-day that Austria and
Russia had consented to become parties
TO an Anglo-German treaty for the pre-
vention of the slave trade on the African
coast, but that France and the United
States, though asked to do so, were
hardly expected to join, as they were
unwilling to admit the mutual right OF
search.
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Pittsburgh .
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK. May l4-Dry Goods
Cotton goods continue very firm and
agents are making large deliveries on
back orders, but new business Is light;
prints quiet; ginghams moving slowly;
printed lawns in good request and lead
ing makes closely sold up; dress goods
in moderate demand; heavy fancy cassi-
meres and cheviots fairly active; foreign
goods quiet.
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particularly Erie issues.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
SToCKs-The market was strong and
active throughout and speculation
was characterized by much buoyancy.
The advance from yesterdays closing
ranged from to Al per cent, the latter
c., G. c. 4 l., which sold up 10 i9l,
Granger shares were most active, North
western advancing | ! per cent. for com.
mon, and ! per cent. for preferred, and
st. Paul selling up to = per cent. for
common, and | per cent. for preferred,
Coal shares made further improve
ment of from I to |, per cent, closing
ut the highest point. Western Union
fluctuated frequently opening at 1851
and falling off to 1917, advancing to
1891 and closing at 1881. Louisiana and
Nashville sold down to 65!, a de-
cline of 81, but recovered To 61}.
Kansas Pacific fell from 50 to 57l, and
closed at 5S. The general market in the
final dealings was strong. and at or
near the best figures OF the day. Iron
Mountain closed at 2S., St. Paul and
Minnesota at 33l. The subscriptions to
the extensions of the Denver and Rio
Grande railway were opened to the pub
lie here this morning. Up to the close
of business to-day, applications had
been signed for five and a half millions
seven per cent. bonds, which are taken
at 90. The object is to build 565 miles
to the most important mining
centres Of Colorado and New Mexico
Immediately, which includes a line
through the Arkansas canon TO Lead
vile. The transactions aggregated 2i5,
600 shares, OF which 1000 were Erie
common, 1000 preferred, 22,OO0 Lake
Shore, 5000 Wabash, $1,000 Northwest
ern common, 1000 preferred, 5000
ST. Paul common, 1900 preferred, 3d.
600 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1900 New Jersey Central. 400 Han.
nibal and st. Joe, 4,50O Delaware and
Hudson Canal, 5000 Morris and Essex,
1000 Michigan Central, 5000 Union Pa
cific, 1000 c. c. G. & l., 100 G. c. 4 !.
c., 5000 Ohios, 1900 Western Union.
$500 Louisville and Nashville, 1000
Kansas and Texas, 1000 Kansas Pacific,
1000 Iron Mountain, 5000 81. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern, 1900 st.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 4. Per Cent,-GOv-
emments Firm-fIour 0uII-wheat
lreguIar-Hogs Steady.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, May II. - MONEY
Easy at 364! per cent, closing at 3(G
81 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4d4l per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills firm at 4S7l; sight ex-
change on New York 4S9.
SmvER-Silver at London j0!d. Bar
silver here 81 09l; subsidiary silver coin
l6ll per cent. discount.
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WASHINGTON.
The Indian Habeas Corpus Decision

The Indian Habeas Corpus Decision.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE decision
of Judge Dundy at Omaha, in the
Standing Bear habeas corpus case, in
which he virtually declares the Indians
citizens, with the right to 90 where they
please, regardless of treaty stipulations,
is regarded by the government as a
heavy blow to the present Indian system,
and that if sustained will prove extreme
" dangerous alike to the whites and
Indians. If the power of the govern
ment to hold the Indians upon their
reservation, or to return them when
they escape, is denied, the Indians will
become body of tramps, moving with
out restraint where they please and eX-
posed to the attacks of the frontiersnen
without redress from the government.
The District Attorney at Omaha has
been inttructed to take the necessary
steps to carry the question to a higher
court
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Proposed Government for Alsace-Lor-
ralne.

BERLIN, MAY l4.--Thc bill relative to
Alsacc-Lorraine provides as follows:
The Emperor will appoints Stakeholder,
who will act as the representative OF the
Imperial Government, and will reside
at StraSburg. The office of PreSi-
dent Of the Department of Aisace-Lor-
raine. now attached to the Chancellory,
will be abolished. \ ministry, with
a Secretary OF State, will be formed
at Strasburg. and Council of State
will also be established, which will con-
Sist of the General commanding the
troops in Alsacc-Lorrainc, a Secretary
Of state, the chief provincial officials,
and seven members who will he ap-
pointed by the Emperor. The Stadt-
holder will be President OF the Council.
The provincial commission will hence
forth number tiity-eight. A delegate TO
the provincial commission, subject to
the approval OF the Emperor, will repre-
sent AlSace-Lorraine in the federal
council.
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To Write Correctly.
Editor Register
WHEELING, May H..

WHEELING, May II.
have noticed frequently in the cor
rcspondcncc of learned people the fol-
lowing expressions: "TO fully apprcCi-
ate" Ito faithfully represent this scene
would be impossible for fully to APP
preciatc;" "to represent this scene
faithfully
My impression is that they are incor-
rect, because / remember well being
taught never To use an adverb between
the parts Oi the infnitivc mood, or, in
other words, that the sign "to' must not
be- separated from the rest ot the intini-
tive by an advcrb.
Please give me your opinion and oblige
one who believes i'm correct writing.
or CLASS or 81.
Avs.-Nou are right. The inhnitive
is one word, and nothing should be in
terpoSed i'm it. The error is, however, a
common one, even among those who
pretend TO be educated.-ED. REGISTER.
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NrTLE FEIrTEUS,

..>. 'E' ur three large apples, three
u,uIs of flour. q gil OF tcpld
'..'. Nu ounce Of melted butter, the
".... OBJ. uur cgg, q little salt and an
,...' ", sugar. First pare and core the
.~ and cut them i'm slices about
..,. 900 .lru Iu thickness. put in bowl
r ....' lNu.espJOuiuls of flour; pour IN
,.. ,.. melted butter, add the tepid water
"-.' 'na still roth the white OF the
It and mix it with the butter; throw
i- l". t.erys OF apples, then put them
,"-. D., .''. clarified Tat Tor three minutes,
'''",Ns them SD as 10 brown on all
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ArrLE pUWPLINGS.

Take four or five large apples, twelve
ounces oi flour. four ounces OF butter,
pinch of salt. one ounce ut sugar, hall a
.paSu,ouiul 1f baking powder and half
mint of cold water. First pare and core
the apples leaving the apples whoe;
NM the flour i'm bowl, add the butter,
mix we'll together and add the salt and
baking powder; then add the cold water
and turn out on the board and kneat
very firmly together; cut into tOur or
five pieces. according 10 the number Ot
IumulingS to be made; roll each piece
of dough into a round ball; place It
arainst the apple and force the dough
over the apple: before closing put the
su,Ir i'm the hole left by the removal OF
tine c1rr. which facilitates the cooking OF
the apple; close up the hole; put the
dumplugs in slightly houred
blking pan and cook in a slow oven
for twenty minutes or half an hour.
The dumplingS can be boiled If desired.
The water must be boiling, however,
before the dumplings are put in. 1t Is
we'll 10 put little salt IN the water 10
make the dough firm. \ little cltron
NAV be used in preference TO sugar II
desired. but this will not facilitate the
cooking as sugar does. Try the dump.
Iin.s when done with skew, and II
the apples feel soft they are ready Tor
the table. Then coat the tops with
white of egg or milk and sprinkle with
powdered sugar.
Drowned STEAK WITH A WALL OF
POTATOES.
One pound of steak; one-halt ounce
of butter; One-half ounce OF -four; one
pound of potatoes; a little pepper and
salt; hall tablespoonful OF milk; gill
of cold water; hall tablespoon
fuI of Worcester sauce. Second, or
round steak, is preferable for this use.
Melt the butter in frying pan; cut
the steak into little pieces and browrit
i'm the melted butter, and while browning
sprinkle over it a hall ounce OF flour.
This serves both to aid the browning
process and to thicken the gravy alter
ward. When nicely Drowned add the
water. Stir the pieces while browning
10 prevent sticking. After adding the
water stir it until it bOils, that the flour
NAV not get lumpy but yet may thicken
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Three Children Burned to Death

TORONTO, May l4.-Three children,
Richard Casey, John Casey and John
Edward, burned to death yesterday,
while at plav i'm a shed.
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Bids for Silver Bullion.

WASHINGTON, May l3. The Secretary
of the Treasury to-day accepted bips for
100000 ounces of silver bullion for the
New Orleans mint, and a somewhat
larger quantity for the mint at San
Francisco
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[ For Additional MyLet.See Fourth Pa9s.
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Cincinnati.
Auwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, May lI-Flour-D Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; opened
at a decline Of ic and closed unsettled
and weak; No. ! Milwaukee hard 81 03;
No. Milwaukee 81 %; No. 2 Milwau-
kec oslo; seller June 9sc; seller July
Csc; No. 3 do. S2lc; No. 4 75iIg79c;
rejected cole. Corn-Easier; No. 235lc.
Oats Easier; No. 2 27ic. Rye-steady;
No. / Sic. Barley-Dull; No. 2 spring
GOc. Provisions-Quiet and higher.
Mess Pork-Quiet 80 rs cash. Lard
Prime steam at 81 Is.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrsBURGH, May l4-Petroleum =
Quiet; crude at 96lc at Parker's Tor i'm
mediate shipment; refined SIC bid for
Philadelphia delivery.
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General Schenck.

Ex-Minister SChenCk is considerably
better and able to sit up.
How Americans Must Travel in Russia.
WASHINGTON, May l4.-IIoffman, the
American Charge at st. Petersburg, in
forms the Department of State that
every one coming into Russia must be
provided with passport verified by the
Russian Consul. He must be registered
at the police station and must comply
with the regulations or be subject to a
fine and Imprisonment.
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sides; when Drowned place them on a
piece OF white paper and sprinkle with
white sugar.
An ounce of salad oil may he used in
stead Of butter if preferred. This butter
is improved il allowed TO stand several
hours before adding the white of egg.
''Tepid" water, Miss ID. explains is
made by putting with two parts OF cold,
one part OF boiling water. She uses
lard over and over again until it is eX-
hauSted, not, however, using the same
lard 10 fry fish or oysters that she uses
for other things. Lard used for frying
fish, etc, may be used again for the
same purpose ii care is used to keep it
from browning Clarified fat, made by
rendering out the fatty portions OF beef
or mutton, either cooked or raw, and
straining, may be used in preference to
lard.