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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

E1s E--zrnoC1 Tie er-zE5 a. ne al bss-s-s d.
E-sl- z-I- Gz-1saI =zz zl-G1as - - E1-.s=r
--E- l-erE US EI-rs Cz=cer q uerz-rE = the
--r-liI wa -eszet- @ TN. aa- hs had ber1sr
Hler ~ - o1r-1-i-r- Esz-1snz
~ - 1-Ee sd ~ Ezis ,r-snz-r Ea--ssl-
srpsa-sG Il IN rie= q every cle prsssc. C7sr
, 1881-10-15

.sHNt4's*s*t<s+sssssssssss ss+ss A"t1A s1F*e'
1hela Hat0 complaints 5astaFdnT Or q lack ot Stuck
an on tbs Eastern roas, and saYasnl loads Ut ctto
Intended Tor tho Eastern mnrkct tlnA 10 lay oS9r III
ssohsaaueaco. The fnut did uot appear 70 seriously
1hlsFfsFa with tsaLe.
GArTLE-k0 o.Ass pf catt!0 showed any nuto-
xpEahy change In values There MAS = lnaro than
e'aluasy llbpral run Tor E54Ay. but 41od Ka1FRl
es@aad existing, m1st Ut tho supply *a4 worked UT.
aaa tlat, too, Without auY important shnIihR of
prices. Not H,any c0c0 stoors wgF1 01uEsd ~ 11l
tos YfsrEoas day. but th8 danand for Tint alass Vas
w. ~ sharp md Tho fpgnx was lass haqynnts !he
ssteF kfues Of Hnslye hutchorng caltlo wGFe rthor
1fnet, Ind eann0rb' 9tu sso .old stsanTef Ahd1lin
oettFss wsre slow and Wcak thoy hctnE to cortHlh
stsHt neglected botlt by thu local ana Eas1et trade
s'askess not Muc. sought s0f. ahd sold allow ~
ioFnaF prices. Thur9 WAS light sHppty ut eaaEcs.
kaa tue tDw UHere wsfa tAkeR vi straR rates. 0r IT
HoS*1n pse lW Ls fur vuala Atld VI sa1xld.G " paE
essd for stock calyuk Fa duy's nalUk Nera W t2Rt
t0-ths bulk ~ <aate3U for WosternA IT E1N&aN
w hare b4toharH stun, aEd IT e.akadM for RatsTa
salpp1lx stsefs. Tho nlaFkpt e!osoA ataA11.
QUOTATIONS.
Eats heeves-stsers weighing 20 lba and
esslcs hassss iia.. iii. lid a.siii-iasns
,:tsts weighing ~ ~ l%4l lbs.,.. hso.au
,tuk IaS tu iI IT, 80. aGoau
III IL I2 ,bs' ao . A2a
6atelars' stuck .Fsor ID coni1uult stsers alA
sssa5I4 IL i4ISs Is n sao
su IT, Ss..:s. 7sas3
ssis s.a .gjlaMa Nv ttn
, 1881-10-15

u..,I,l f,f.,u,t., IN m. fVtronn TrihMne
sp.s@s 0vp1 Ms, " n ,t."HTSit.r,l tstI
AhHASft ~: oe ' :t;iis H.. ; ucnrv %
etluA thnt y! ihst Hsnk, yut lie supHty Wiaa NH
Meate ~ tne WniiS tn nny .R,. @ ~ @
~ h,v9,rs viz nt'inrt MD s tutiy wefv lnuh
III ohlMtn 4ilt thay wun!s us1 leit ,0tIt lur1
ulAxlsu texMs Mnd thet!krtk. Hstkt hM INT ~ lntu
rvaln ilay. au nily asnw Eend nnk1l. IL ~, ynIstr
sHEEr AMI I.AMhs--hHGetitts. ~ t1ifst INV MS.H.
up tU Tlrs.ly intM tvarvty af as.tck tst uId else:
wef1 entlsg1 tltElloA i9se!iFS N Hr.ses sniGf "
aHttp Ss'M't'ts .u. ~ u .ms .n,,.iv Xii Sfr.ns
ise!inE prevailed
xr,v xt,nx
aroma. A., t"M ' ' .o, .
, 1881-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
TOlkEIGN.

I,tvEMPoot, Oct, n.-l'urk-rrtmg uluss Eustcrn
dill NJ iii; Wosturn, 7uY. llama-1. e. dull At w.
Shoulders dull ut LII. Lar!-frmo wsssurn dull ut
us I'D. Turpontne-sptr!tA Rteudy " ilx 'i; LoMiun
stnu,y ut uH I'd. wl,emt-sprfn9 No. steady " ius
ydi NJ. whie stently At lis. Curn-3ftxeA u III U.s.
itvrnrutl, Oet. lt-~Eyontng.- .-cdrTuS-stcnly
nj a1-ltsaNkti sneh, l2Up; speculation un4 oxvott
i,UOt American, lO,4etu
ui..AUsrEpya-snull busnoss; iomor urtcss,
Nhept-Cnl!fpfnlu W!t!tg l lUlaal.s ct tu club, lts
.IS liz ID; rcd spring. Ia lids u4 t winlas rui Wost-
ern, iQa GdG3l1s 2dt Western canal 1s Gialas Ill.
Caru-New Western tuixad, IL,
Observation-Disclosures tDs Sd.
TAttow-Eina AtnurIcunt t3s IL.
IgrH0LnuM-Huh,led, TAI.
TunpKHTtSE-Npir!ts. iis III. ... .
YARNS AMI FAnlltcs-ht hIaAcl,cstef4 Hstlcr but
nut quotably h!Nl,or. ......
NEcEsrTa-Tho past tiruo duyA. wtIoat IL, wv COLI
tals; American. tS,0u, .'
No l.o1u0n markolu atg rccelvel tho w!toa bQng
down bekwuca TuIu1atla nnd London.
, 1881-10-15

LDTTUVs =
NEW YoaK, Oct. N-CuTTbS-Net rccatptd ~ nil
uled H,atcs ports during tt8 Ns1a. IAl LnIea; Inst
ynar usi, lutn1 .rrejptA ut All Unltg htHtea trts
u date. ;77ufl iaAt wear, K1.un' exports fron1 all
Initial stnscs ports for the ~rek, :tItu last year
'4up, sotnl cxp"rs from all United stnt"s pn!ts to
pnrts, Msun, Iast ycar. 4Nun, stock ut all Interior
tuwns, MUSIs Inst year. G.od)' st"ck Mt 'lverT,"t
Mnl: !nAt year kUEs stnck Of Ainnrlcah nl!uat Tor
k!IyEHpu0i. Oct. ll.-Lt.TrtlS-snles nt th9 week.
III whtr, uxp,,rtars t0nk AaJ forwarded itnm anit,-
st!a dtcus % .p!nners N1l,; hs!9n @ rxlmFt. !.,aI'
niuut Atne1tcaa. 4sS,tuJs anf''tnt "f'"ht' Aaang
SEw UiiteXSs. Oct. tt.-CorTuSme1u'et: nlddlng.
e; tow d. igs Roo ordinary; ,+e ns rses'!ts; H.
Fgnncr. h.fD; enips, H!ial slOek, 'tAG Weekly net
tpertpta tA* Krosn sIBl9; txpnrta. Hrrat Britain.
talus, G,1u.
, 1881-10-15

HOsros. Muas. 1lct- N.-FLou1t-1>nlt.
GmAIS-t1rn dnill yrceA mostly noNlnnai No.
n,ld high nlIxad, s4t7G, stca'hur. 79b1et Qats dnt
No. anl u1trh whtt1. At1sc No, 3WAlte, otoi NJ,
tnIxsd and M. willis. H!tStc
jMUvIFiNSA-Qglut md unchaMEod. ,u.
HETTEA-fIEM lnt e!!t,Cp ~ fut pFlCoti cn6lcoi Hs
aiks; ialr md Kaotl, ahs1ui hula. paakod, lAsNcs
plsrlIltil Rtll HOUl t%sl4c.
EtIlANE-4nlpk hNl liFtI,
lEvEiFF3- iignr, HgQ hFl4. 40 Eaps4t c1tns 40,0p
pu; Wliuat, 4sG but 1ats, :14l hl.
nlI}pMESTa-ki0uF, A,uN hfst Curut 1uQ bu.
, 1881-10-15

.VutEI,n, Oct, lA-GnAtN--sRhaa-llom anl antivo'
advancing; No. rod Wnhaa, Epnt. IN! Mskod TIC
tpltur, sLlk, Koyou,bo.. f|aG, i>acuntur+ $t%;5s,
yenr, t,l1 t, ltl6 nstadi January &l.dii M rrd
Wnhuah, tI..I bid I'LL, nbkud C0rn-l>huIDa nctlvu3
No. !. spnt, E9e bid tso nskodI November, lie lid,
Atny. TU{4p hlu fI${0 A4kH1.
AtlyrnuoM Call.1Wisat wsnSes1 No; rGM wv.
f44: Cutn *tts'iy. ~ slmt |;:s E%so'%nss. n: tC;
I'll MISREPRESENTATION. E,on bu, corn, HnU bu, cuts,
't tsii,rNESrs-Whe 3l!un bui corn o,b0 au, oats,
ituN hu.
, 1881-10-15

Sr. lurtH. Oct. Observation-Disclosures.
slnAsS--H,leat appnst huior, AoGnei. ufd closed
igher and i'rlnt No. rcd a. EIa cAs s+s!1 Sn-
ven,bas, $l.s}A noeu1n,er, tt54k january, salsh
rusyI ut tl.tS,xalEi3 November. sE!dI1, ,dla ILL.,
cenhor+ flt.7sssi5i9{ Jnnunrys NJ. dn. *l.a! NJ"
do. si.9iy* ld. Corn npenod higher. docllned. at'a
then recovered; ss!aGIIk, vAE. Esiu Snve,bur, G3u
uerpnbuF, GtGGisle Lunnnry. 1;5Ho May. Oats Int
tur; tllfs Eke g4,x, If3ka4l1fc Nuvemtor E46e a:c
DuueHhur hxslIFa MuY. Ase higher nt Il. .tK4ts los.
Harley utgllnlI:1tl.
ltKA1l-uult ut ht.
jIlsTtHN AM EGs,S -tjnehnngcd.
HIEIsKt-1Hwur 1T sl.la . .. :.
lHur!s.!'Ss;-,orx dnl!l 5ebb!ns " s!s21 Dsy snit
MeNtB dull pn tHNDr ut fiU, H. 1nH ILL., lRcut tlnIl
ut t%sia ss;. fiu ia luh7}4. Lard nu1ntnl Vt &1it:t
tlTHrTa.Fnr suN essA; W',tMt s4! h!,; .;t,rt',
EtiIrNENTA-tiour, A'tM urls: wilG,!t, 2,uu bn,
coTl 1JN hus uAta Gu luz EyGt hone; lArlrf, none
, 1881-10-15

Z m,.ea. &c. nye. n.''s'.m Barley dTm: No. =
nrfsiwN.-I'vrk u.fuInnl: E1Hl lnrL quiet,
nj II ilnIk meats iIrnHf. but not 1nutnblY hxhse.
1InsUn 1ut8t nn1 unEilhhRuA. :. s.,. .,..-
WniskY-Nctlv. but tnwHt nt tLlts rhfnbihhtGn
.nfe~ III Hnsitrt xn,lt, W rls IN thc basil % sLL
HtrrEH-YfrptIv t4nd NtHnf! cTbhtnnty. w.; GHI!Co
Western itc.cryG, :Sr; cftJcs Central Dll',. 2a.
, 1881-10-15

PGpHtA, ILL.,, i,et, N-9i11alS-Dru stsadyi hgli
uxal,, t;llf@Gil{p 4xsa, G14#G1c. uats quat1 Nv.
whlte, 45Ar. Ays tnactIyes M. =, $l.tL
lIl0ltWtNEs-.GItul NJ el,la ....
Hkckt!Ts1Whaa., nt'.tc cor11, 1E0 but cats. ssa'
but rfo 3uld 1Uj barley, !&n hu. ....,
S,44U hui ty0, LUZ bal bAr!oY, Hpnu.
, 1881-10-15

HrFPAio, N. T., pot M-GtAlS-Whcat dulli car
lots No. h&rd Duluth, taSt p4I. - bIA a4h and
p!l optlans, cosa aall apa A0ta'nak uass aanlnAti
CANAL yNklonT4.-S3&s iaf whuat.
, 1881-10-15

NErAuIr. MIch.. Oct. tA-Fl.uult-t7,sa, . .
uAAlS-Wheat nEul, Ma FAlsa, tl.191a1.H oa.
tuDot, ygnr, el.tR{; EaYelpur, tis}<, I,ucu0ibuf.
ii lIlit InnuWTy, fLliit FuGfunfy, {.41; Nj. tud,
'tLMH. asqrQtPts, hAW bat slppIuaaa, XLlD p4.
, 1881-10-15

aps.sal plspastA Il 1hs E%seaao Tribune,
KAKXAB CITY, No., tlct. lt-tlAAlS-TA9 Price Cur
trns sSpastss Wheat-ltAcaipts. lss bu1 sA!paont*.
aNqbu; urmori NJ. y cash, tl.lis8I upaeet. tl2,4'
NJ. aas!t, tt2Tla{ Det9bDt. $l.a4 turl-leueYtps,
3sE Eni sttlpasnsi ~ hui botsuF NJ. cas1 a']se;
Ucl0b9f, hSt4c.
, 1881-10-15

CtscaNaArs, Oct, N.-UorT0N~stoady t1le
FLuuA-- Eas.sri fkMsly. fa'GlEa! fAHcg. *1.$lzAeG
iinAtf-Whs&t. .ssaatyt M, ! red wlalvr. fl%@
Cus,l duli, NJ. ti}ssGs:. tats acatcs aud uru M.
, 1881-10-15

DRY GOODS.
NEW Yo}tK. t}ct. H.-Sprin1 cass!mcres and worned
cunilnxs cnntlnua In sioady demand bY cothaR
trh,o, And c,reI !lnnn1ls 1T fHe request. Cotton
En0lA In moderate dnnana Mtl0 vGrJ rsrmi th!rtHH
neinlk ftlDru MavH; dr9+s ED1ds In eteay request;
foreign HuuuB guIot aud steady
, 1881-10-15

ENturc'R true hasfstnIlt In fcvBrs, malaria, bi1-
IUusness, Nte.. Ia llrown'a lrnn isiticrh.
, 1881-10-15

tH,,tANAroiif, t)rt it-unA1S Wheat hrn; f'.al
l,t1 torn lteatyt Gaslrsc. 0Ats 'fnl @tsl7c
, 1881-10-15
1.flfltAI)tsL1.IIIAA

PHILADELPHIA, rn, t'et. li.--FIA,tH-1lull; Wcst-
cxt1n$. tti; slIinatotn "xts" cr.r RusI s5s du
hru9li, $au}'Hlu, thl.t fully etIuIaN. ssD; tls!D
naw prucess, {h2; M.nnnAuta pateMt uraceas. $s,7S
&.p.ti. llye l.lus uule. ut $il.!s
tilAtN-WuAt gMut, NJ red. fGt"ber. Il. .1ti1l r:
November. sl.+,!4ssi.4 4s1f; nucsnber sl'!etis!]s
Cnrn dull; yaii nlSed IN truck. slc tta"ntr. 'Gt;
M 5 M 1ryck. tsE, Ha. iIlxt. Uc,ubur ;,}4asilt;
N"ve1itvr 1sM3ls; i,scrl1nE; ~ ie. ,'nts 4n,e;
Sn, whttn. afsIgIsa, M awIite. tjso 'nxet 4'ac.
llrrrEn-ilel,,aa aesr9 9s s!,,'ud: 0!lg[s anil;
Gta1ty, l.snn.ylynnis axtr'1s R'ia i' rsts 1tsc;
ttnrY. s.2ts1sG.
CIiElHk-FiEnls cIu!G0 AgNrc1t tEgaAlery. likc-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t5kc.
itEtEIrTs-Fui,r Lieu brls; wl,e4t .aD bu, corn,
l,h&u ui: nH1s. iU.kn bt; rye, hN Du
hIttrMuNTh-Curtt, SSaaeh bl.
, 1881-10-15

TUltpESTfNfE.
wttMtSGrnS. ". C.. Oct. H.-afiItiTs W TullrxS
T1SE-Unchnu4ud
, 1881-10-15

PETROLEUM.
P1Trsnt:Nu. ra.. Out. t.il-rErKtl.Er,t-Fa!tIy act
ive; Unlted cuttlsltttos 1r8r; ctosad vt Ha4c BID.
retIucI.13ic. Philadelphia delivery.
TIruavtltE. rn., tIet. tl.-i'ETltyiHl'M-Opcuo1 ut
V4rt hgsIess. NiJtut t0w1A gtoi cl1sH.. WIui ship.
n1Guts, sssto~Ol charters, tiu0t runs, HaoM
, 1881-10-15

9tlGEr--DpsiltG tia wet wHHticr tlttrn was m9h-
orsteY MestyG .,oyv!nmt ~ ysTy 1 ns,Ges M" .n 10
uonr. ltisro WIN nut tt'o GMIi for cotunun tGeGp.
md tl!1y Wvfu gasY Among tIIn dnya sales WGF0 tho
, 1881-10-15

oswHHp, N. r., uct 1A-tfKAtS-winat quet
Corn quiet; WesioFn p,lxeti lie.
, 1881-10-15

;sa e.; J" NJ ss In II ,ss;f "s sa s!
9a,ts ,,o f. csf rsr 1"s s9 snry n.
;ssr, s.saes ~ : .G,,,, ~ y, "p'!, sp S
W" Yxs :" s'|esH vt. osr u: ss" !: ~
&: ,{ I; i; : ';'S';f ia
SiiW.in N j, tn5r demRnh Mt steady rces' with
HEaXMs-lisw astiya md sssnns. with sa!es t.As1
n, GY1Etsn 4 is II s4 e n MT
II; "A; *s,sy %'s3s!
:'%! ;$;' S;;5sS$s ,s$3 sz Z: s':' S''s
r 5's:s fss &! sess
.s sfr ~uf rug y .n, tn tm3 " %.st 1t
ss ts es'. s 's5 si 'S 'ss"Ss GIs'4ssa I ss
@ TSst Ss II snf y i, Il @ T., II
4s sS II Sat s 4 ~ Il
II ths rtstsrn As.oetattd E'rssa.
!. S:* Sef; M ;'ss;, Ssscf: I5,s r,:
;s%s' IT., ss 2S; ':&EssS 's tss
.s4 ss!!ss ss!s 5ssss .;. st"?s 4 '
s ,. ssss.s;. $sss; $,::s::
E s 'sfs sst h.shs, .s;s ssfa: s ss
rrnr.! rrt Il Zk@ lt2. Mn DO. sl+llEAl r; EiGnHcT
d. &3lttI Lift M. nMt, fi4&At El{ stsn1Irt II. io
M :. k5 X; H;;S5',2S $:J; i., wI;t n!
tss'. !etnLsr, .&l. cI*ing vt tiENi Noyen1
PIT SSg a. ss2a nseS'es; 1
r ?: hstl1rs alry seiixe: IL, ~, "usnG ysry
t!st;e' Na ts{e MI S: ysl"w m, unsraisa ~ 1s%!s
Nnvninb0r j{411hGe, closing nt iAcs lJrronbDr. az
tti,4fc. cstt3 i3fc uata txlasrs fhtrsy nct!fnt
FrerpIs NlN hH ports, n0nes WDatarsi nIxed. ttt
| vet wl.tle do. +yaaaso
| fiAY-IiTm; III rN0d demand; tS64igc. . .
UHuCRi.lEa-t;o1eH quiet and wenks lsiD cnr4nee,
tl14. sugar ttri: fnr!y nctlvo3 fn!r 70 Nut ratN-
I a tDtrd nit MttLSiit. Snnasgs quiet but stchdy.
| 1ttcU HriA; nI0dprntD dennR1. . .
4 pETltuLEiiM-Dnli Mttd Hun.IHnli unltod, 1I9se:
| crttte, 7Aso; rei,llrl, 13{c nskgA.
IAh!.nw-Etea1Yi k+ae4u.
| TtHrESTISE-1Iul1 MtlA waaks nc.
| EtlN-- WusloEn ftus! sicndyi 2!t9!Hc:
l'nnvtst,NS-l.orx quiot. = shado GGttofs old MeS1
Cut itt,Its sciirl3 ui1 aul.al. 0nI clear M,tIBs
M!M: slrt do. &tu2A larst unhettlctis primo steam,
| fI1Nh4sf.lu
| HtrrEtl-QuIet md unchanged.
| EHEEhE-Uu1t and unelIHhRch.
, 1881-10-15

b-thi aaturlay night to t;n,nn only.
r-Un AnturdaJ nirslt runs t0 taufh pnlJ.
Wnhnah, ut. Lnu14 tfs Pacific Railway.
Eutou Depot Stnto md Twalttli-akh. Al HtIte-at.
ears rn 10 tho 1ei,ot. and Went nnFtny. cHfa pusa
within nne block. Ticket tlcys, " buntA Clart-st.
t'nt1nur flIuse. and 3rand Pacific lfutel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
ADELLN4 PATHS HORSE.

Adelina PATHS chief amusement AT Craig-y Nos IS
derived from driving spirited team of ponies about
the country, which Il " all up aud down m every
direction hundred yards If level road being here
abouts rs great a rarity "a dancing dolphin IN
piccadily. She IL a capital whip, and on the best
of terms with her four-fOOted yassals
sam" her especial fayorte Is pony OF conad-
cradle parts and strong individuality. Ito lives In
a loose box, from which he commands n view of the
kitchen windows, and has made II his business 70
discover the secret Of his stable door lock Every
morning when he first catches sight Of his particti-
lar friend the Gordon blcu ho opens his door. walks
eompOsedly across the yard-thero Il no indecent
haste about sam H-asoends the kitchen steps, and
presents himself with the assurance OF a welcome
His presence having received duo acknowledgment
In the shape Of succulcnt carrot or haply. crisp
lump Of loaf sugar, be grayey retraces his steps 10
On opicurean philosopher whose Just requirements
have been PROMPTLY aud eXhaustiYelY attended ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

ness of tho huddled heap which could scarcely DO
identified from the horse. in the fatal gloom. When
they same TO the spot they stood still. ~ over q
grave. There were still some marks of the horSoe
frantic hoOfs in the heavy grass.
WAS il long, no said. The time seemed years TO
me-but suppose Il wss not An hour.
They thought only about half an hour. said Ammo
in n low reverential voice
"A fow minutes were enough Heathcote said. and
again there n silence He took her hand,
scarcely knowing what he did
I'VE are almost strangers. he said but this one
recollection will bind together. viii it not, for all
our lYeSf
Ammo gave = soft pressure 70 his hand partly In
reply partly in gratitude. Her eyes were full OF
tears, her voice chokcd. | hope he had no time to
think she said.
A moment but no more. / feel sure that after
that first cry. and ono groan, there was no more
She put down her veil aud wept silently as they
went back 10 the house. Mn. Mountford all the
time as sitting with Roso in her bedroom watch
ing Worth as she packed all the favoritc knick
nscks. which mako a lAdys chamber pretty and
homelIke. She liked 10 carry these triiies about.
and she was interested and anxious about their
careful packing Thus il only the daughter
whom he hal wronged who thought Of the dead
father on the last day which tho family spent at
Mount. 60,
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SEIInLn NODES.

CARROT SALAp.-Scoct very tender French car
rots and cook them i'm fast boiling water Till tender
cut into very thin slices. put them nro glass salad
bowl and sprinkle with slftod loaf sugar add the
olive oil. Iy way of garnsh, place round IN" mar
Gin of the dish. m onion cut IN exceedingly thin
slices and small punches OF any fresh, green salad
leaves.
Tossrp PorAroFs.-Boil some potatoes in their
skins. peel them and cut into small pieces. Toss
them over the fire IN % mixture of cream, butter
rolled i'm -four pepper AMI SALT till they are hot, and
well covered with the saucc.
FRENcH BEAN&-Choose small. young beans. and
strip of the ends and stalks, throwing tcIn as pre-
pared into a dish full OF cold water. and whcA all
are finished wash and drain them well. Boil them
i'm salicl boiling water, in Large saucepan and
drain them: after which put them into IN cnanclled
stcwpan and shake them over the fire until they
arr quite hot and dry; then add about three onncs
Of fresh butter and n tablespoonful OF veal or
chicken hfoth the butter must be- broken mp into
small Jumps. Season with white pepper salt, and
the iuicc al % lemon. strained. STR them We'll over
a fire for five minutes, and serve them IN vegetable
dish very hot.
RAsrnrnRY M.-Thnc-fourths pound sugar to
every pound of fruit Put tho fruit on alone, or
with the addition OF one pint currant Juice to every
fnur bounds raspbegres. Boil hall an hour mash
ing and stirring we'll add the sugar and cook
twenty minutes moro. Blackberry Jan Is very
good mado IN the same way, only emitting tho cur
rant juice.
APPLE CHEESE CAKEs.-Take ono pound Of apples,
boiled and pulpcd through "a sieve, one pound pow
dered white sugar, the Juice and grated rnds Of
three large fresh lemons, and four eggs VOL beaten
@ saucepan in which you have a quarter Of pound
OF fresh butter melted. Stir it constantly over n
slow lire for half holr. and let il cool. inc pie
dishes with fine puff paste, pour In the apple mix
oven. sprinkle with powdered sugar, and serve
when perfectly cold.
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Palace Station ssven miles south from the eontrs
of the city. little milo in q cab brought me
10 the house 1t is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated on piece a;
ten acres. sloping toward the South. Mr. s. showed
me the fernery, the dowors, and tho garden. Then
we vert 10 the stable and a. be opened the door,
Mr. 5. said There, you may eat your diHpri III
Of any part Of the stable you please II is elo
Nor was the praise oStrayagant tho straw in ~,
stalls had. at its outer edge, marrow rim Of sra~
mating. that. in q sense, it might be said this
the stalls carpeted. Over two OF the stalls wc.s
the names Of the occupants . Brownie AMI
d" Beauty" Mr.. Spurgcon said " Ny horses are
under the Law. ThoY observe Saturday. On tn;
day. they are never taken out no matter tho waats
10 90 any where SO that when they carry ne 70
town on Sunday, their Sabbath Is not interferel
with"
Owing TO there being more or les company all the
afternoon and owing also TO my being totally
deprived OF my voice by temporary cold. wss no.
able TO have much conversation with Mr ) but
greatly enjoyed seeing him and his estliIable and
hOnored wife in their beautiful home. lean but ad5
that the pleasure and innocent pride which NJ. :.
takes IN his garden, and In every growing thing,
and in his domestic animals reminded mir wOndor-
fully of the pleasure which one, no longer living
used to take in the garden that sloped down toward
the Seekonk River.
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lad nd yuresrsu Dsansr 30 IAwnxscI BARxKH' ~ ~
Lotos O,ub. N T.. Jwse 2. 1851

I'd al 4 Fure~ea Dsmxer 20 IawxxxcI B.RxEr' o. ~
L0tas O;ub. N T.. Jx,1 2. 1851
When from his gaze our shores rccedins
In night and distance drift away
And every present JOY unheeding'
He turns TO muse. and grove, anu PloJ'
How will regret and memory, nhe'ns,
This brilliant scene bring Dack 10 Wv,
And hear once more your manly greeting
And sigh once more his fond adlou'
And u. bv sadness made more tender,
AS herr we knit our broken cham
Vow gladly will affection renaeI
Our gentle tribute once again!
How swest twill be- though joys are thwGteo-
And smiles rebuked by sorTows sigh.
To think however friends are parted,
At least that Friendship cannot dle'
His eyes will look on English meadows
Where scarlet peoples smile and dream
And he will muse where wandering shadovs
. Drift over Avon's sacred stream
And mind and soul in bondage taKol,
Will roam those tempt strange anu N"'s
Where every pensive step VIII Waheh
The glorious memories vi the fast
R,, xe shall hear. in grief beclouded.
Poor Hsrebell mourn his ruined home;
And sec in night and tempest shrouoeo,
Grim Cassius pace the stones OF Rome;
With grzZled YOr1ck frenZy-rldden,
From passions fevered dream awake;
And feel. with tears that TOW unbidden'
The royal heart of Scotland break.
o. Art divine, supreme. undyiug-,
Not Time nor Space can eer subdue!
The seas roll on--the years are hylng-
Man paSses- Thou alone art true
No cloul can dim their de9thless lnstre
Whose names thy angel hands enroll
Nor blight the shining shapes that cluster
In thy vast pantheon OF the soul
Yet. many cherished tic is broken.
Across that darkening waste OF sea -
They make no sign. they send no token.
They come not back to love ana me.
know where, deaf TO blame> and praises
In youth and beauty cold and dead
Rests now beneath old Euglands DAISIES
Her tcnderest heart, her lovellest heau'
And him we cast the roses after
Wh0c cvnic smile WAS humors KISS
Who's nairic turned the world 70 laughter
Where iwclls he in an hour like this t...s
All. le; us think. though gone before U.S.
The vanished friends of days no more
They watch with fond affection DER ns,
And bless us, from their heavenly sh"re'
I see the radiant phantgms thronglug,,
To clasp him in their guardian tbrah!
bless him. by each noble longing
That eer his gentle lips let fail
Nv all high thought and pure deYouon-
By towering pine and nesting rose!
Farewell farewell on land or OCEAN
God bless him, wheTeSOe er ne goes
WILLIAM WINTER
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Mr.. SPURGEoY At HIS COUNTRY HOME.

Prom London Letter 10 ne National Baptist.
Mr. SpurgeOn kindly desired me To come 60 his
homo on saturday afternoon, April 16, from three
To SIX and have q cup of tea, lie added " You
must 90 away at six, because ! must got ready for
Sunday, and never allow anything 10 interfere
with that
So. on Saturday, took the London, Chatham and
Dover Railway for Upper Norwood. Crystal
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hans. what IL woud have 70 como tof Her hands
tre,nbled a. sho shut the box hastily Dor LIMBS
ahook under her. But Rose was no way disturbed
Won will be sure to get some one oIse Win more
money abe raid sereneIy and 20 would be-
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Clnm--llfic Neck.
Black Base nToi,rd. with French Butter
Roast Inmt--pluach
French Beans.
Brocd squnb toast with Jo and saratoga Potatoes
Salad Lettuce.
Chrs.-,'-N af,r-.
Chocolate Pudding.
Straw htrries and Cream.
Grapes Cherries.
CuGsc.
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LEFT IN TRUST.
THE STORY OF A LADY AND HER LOVER.
CHAPTER XXV-CoNuSUED.

BY MRS. OLIPHANT.
Auoior Of" Phdbe Junior TIE C"Tde !" C''rge'