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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16
Mysierieus Accident.

CUxBzRLLsD, October lj.-John New
man, of KeyseT, brakeman on the third
division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
was killed last night ia KingTood tunnel
His body was found in the tunnel badly
mutilated. Just after his train had passed
through. but hos the accident happened
will probably remain q mystery, as no ons
Witnessed the accident His sudden death
xss rendered doubly sad by the fact that
that be was 10 have been nsrried 10 q
young lady Of Keyser in few weeks.
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ON THE RACE TRACKS.
Turfsmen's TavOrites in the East
and the Vast.
CDonnelPs Case Panic ia a Jewish SYna-
gogue-French- chinese Affairs
An Earthquake Shock
Felt in STra.

CHICAGO, October l5.-The weather was
bright but cold, and the track heavy from
recent rains. The opening event was for
gentlemen's roadsters, to road wagons,
owners to drive, unfinished Friday, when
John Brenneck's Grey Eagle won two
heats. To-day Harry Byrnes Shepherd
Boy, turf record 2315, won the race in
Straight heats, best time 4S. $40 class, won
by May Bird with ease. time 80. Handicap
hurdle race, seven furlongs, in heats, Katie
Creel won, Carter Harrison took second
beat, Bell Boy and Miss Moulsey fell; time
81, 50H and 50. The 2:26 class was post
poned after the third heat; Jordan won the
first two, time 80 and p; Billy NJ. won the
tbirl time Dll,
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A Miner SuHocared by Gas.
Special TO the Register.

SlEUBENvILLE, October l5.-Wm. Smurth.
wsite, a miner in Averick's coal shaft, was
overcome by gas or coal damp this after.
noon, and became unconscious. He was
removed to his home on Dock street, and
still remains in an insensible condition,
and physicians say he will die. He is
tEenty.three years Of age and married, and
has three children.
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O.Donne7I,s CAse:

LONDON, October l5.-The Recorder of the
Central Criminal Court, charging the Grand
Jury ia regard to the case of ODonnell,
said that the prosecution claimed that the
prisoner committed deliberate murder of
the worst kind. because his victim was
man who aided the law, who was under the
protection of the Crown, and was killed ont
OF revenge. He pointed out the conflict in
evidence regarding O'Donnells eXclama-
lion to Mrs Cary after he had shot her
husband. The Recorder said it would be
the sworn duty of the Jury to return true
bill for murder against 0Donnell. A mo-
ton to poStl one the trial will be heard
Wednesday.
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A ACompromIse Among RaiIroadeIs

CINCINNATI October l5.-The contest over
the election of three directors Of the Ohio
and Mississippi road was terminated to-day
by a compromise, the directors elected
being Robert Garrett, Edward Whitaker
and James II. Smith. This is the ticket
which the Baltimore and Ohio interest in
the beginning had been agreed on by the
London Committee of Shareholders.
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nDid Not work at Boston.
sHERMANs FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
Te Attend the Reunien N of the Army OF
TeUuessee.

WASHINGTON, October l5.-Gen. Sherman
has selected Colonel Tourtelotte and Colo
mel Baron as members OF his staff, to re-
main with him in St. Louis after being re-
tired from the command of the army and
until he is placed on the retired list. Cen
eral Poe, Of his staff, will resume his duties
in the Engineer Corps and General lid
ball, another aide-decamp, has been as
signed TO command the Artillery School at
Fortress Monroe. General Sherman leaves
Washington tonight for Cleveland, to at.
tend the reunion Of the Society of the Army
OF Tennessee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16
M!sSOURPS GAY GOVERNOR
Tells a Reporter He Will be witness
Before the Grand Jury.

81. LOUIS, No, October l5.-GOy. Critten-
tenden and wife arrived here this morning
from Lexington, Ky. He only stayed here
a short time, leaving at 9 o'clock for jeff
erson City. He was questioned by repor-
ter on the gambling ring development, but
declined to say what he intended to do, or
vouchSsfe any explanation, He said, how
ever, that he would appear before the
present grand jury voluntarily as a wit
ness, and had so notified the Circuit Attor.
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Panic Am a Jewish synagogue,

ST. PETERSBURG, October l5.--During SER
vices in the Jewish synagogue at Ziwonks,
in the government of Podolia, on Saturday,
a false alarm of fire was raised in the wo'
mems gallery, which caused panic. The
people rushed for the door, where there
was a terrible crush, forty women being
killed and thirty others injured.
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THoTTERS AT POINT BREEZE PARK.
A Gala Day for Philadelphia LO Ters of
Horse Flesh.

PHILADELPHIA, October 15.-First day Of
the fall meeting at Point Breeze Park.
Summary, three minute class, Maud, l, l,
l; Hospdar, 4, >, ,; Pilot Boy, ., 4, 4; Knox
3, 3, 8; Nellie Tyler, distanced; Champion
Two-thirty class, May Flower, l, l, >, l.;
Alice Blackwood, /, /, l, 8; Mollie Mack,
=. 3, s, !; Frank Pattehen, 10, 8, 3, ,; Tom
Meckiey, :, =, ), 4; Mamie Herman, 3, s, s,
3; Brown Billy, 8, s. 4, s; Juno, 6, 10, IL, 8;
Maud Pechan, IL, ;, I, 9; Rutland, 5, II. TO-
10; Emma c. 5, 8, 9, dstanced; Blanche
Medium l2, distanced. Time 2:30I, 30I.
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MoYements Chinese Troops.

Hose KoNG, October l5.-It is reported
that the Chinese admiral with four gun
boats left Park Holi for Lung Nun, near
the Tonquin frontier, to embark most of
the Chinese troops there. The admiral
will return 10 Canton shortly with General
Tang. 1t is supposed that the intention of
masSing Chinese troops on the Tonquin
frontier has been abandoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16

Colonies AND CODA young girl deep
" regretted that she was 50 colorless and
cold. Her f.ce was too white, and her
hands and feet felt as though the blood dif.
not circulate. After one bottle OF 81 .,p
Bitters had been taken she was the r. 1ics,
and bPalthiest girl in the town, wiz avi
vsciry sud cheerfulness Of mind g.aifging
to her friends.
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A Committee on its Travels.

MANCHESTER, n. H., October l5.-The
subcommittee of the Senate Committee
Labor and Education visited the Amoskeag
and Manchester companies mills this
morning, where the process of cloth max,
ing was obtained. The committee returned
to the Manchester House where the exam
ination of witnesses was resumed.
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An Earthquake shock In syria.

SYRIA, October l5.-A strong shock OF
earthquake, lasting from eight to ten sec
ouds, was ielt on the island of Chiso yester-
day. Several houses were destroyed and
some persons fatally injured. The shock
was slso felt at Syra and Smyrna. There
was much loss of life at Airvoli.
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IN The SHADOW OF The GALLONS.
A Georgia COIOred Murd eress Pro-
claims Her Innocenee.

ATLANTA, GA, Ostober l5.-A special to
the Constitution from Calhoun says: Mar
garet Harris, the condemned negress, who
is to be hanged Friday made another state
ment in which she proclsims her limo.
Cencp, and denies having admin
istersd poison to Mrs. BArnwel as
charged. She sent for Colonel Starr
this morning, and in the presence OF
Sheriff Taylor made the statement that the
confession wSs extracted from her By
Lewis, father of Leila Lewis, the child who
died from poisoning, and one Chapman,
living with Mrs. Barn we'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16
The Cause Of the Cholera In Er1pt.

BERLIN, October l5.-Dr. Koch, of the
German Com mission which went to Egypt
to investigate the cholera epidemic, re-
po-ts he discovered the cholera is due to 4
iiving.like microscopic organism resem-
bling that seen in cases Of phthisis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16

cation and in the disposition of the cause
by DR.. Bland. After the most careful in
quiry he has our approval. As to the in.
stitltion being house OF detention, this
is the basest fabrication that can be formed
and the most malicious falsehood. There
is nothing but venom in this accusation as
the patients letter show, and that they re.
gard il as good home and pleasant hospital
rather than public asylum. The nursing
is without fault, and the medical attention
without complaint. We conclude that D..
W. J. Bland has been
MaiieiOusly SIandered;
thst lie is deserving OF our entire approv. al
in his performance OF all the i'm mpo.tsnt
duties of his office; that he is highly ouai.
iied TO discharge and execute the trusts
committed TO him; that the government OF
the asylum is as good as it reasonably
could be, and as economically administered
as any institution OF like kind in this
country, and that none need be alarmed as
to the protection and attention to be given
all patients sent here for improvement and
care. J. A. F. MARTIN,
W L. MCNEIL,
J. J. s. HAssLEs.
+. G. CRtCRAFr,
Committee.
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MaiiciousIy sIandered; (;
THE STRIKING DUBOIS MINERS.
Pfnkerton's Men Have y Quicting EE.
feet CpOn Them,

feet Upon Them,
BRADFORD, Pa, october 1.-THE Beech
Tree mines were started up without any
disturbance this morning. These mines
are owned by the Rochester and Pittsburgh,
which employ leo men. The presence Of
the PinkeriOn detectives has had q good
effect upon the strikers. An attempt will
be made TO open the mines Of the company
at PunIsutawney this afternoon. The
strikers are very strong st that point. and
it is reported that they will resist any at.
tempt 10 open the mines. There is no news
from ReynoldsyiIle, where the miners were
to have gone TO work this morning An
effort will be made to open up the eNtcn.
sive mines al Dubois 10 morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder and Fls'
voripe Extracts are the only Kinds made
by a pscticical chemist and Pbysictsn'
With So. cial regard to their heslthfulnsss
Ard they srs rspidly suptrseding ,ll N
r. srior ard ds'etsrious conpounds Tor sim
ilsr ,,,rn'es Rry DR.. Pres B's,ns
Posdsr onIy In cans with unbroken labels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16
hOI b, dlN was
SeEI Back 10 the HOuse
EXTENSIVE AND SUCCESSFUL.
The Trick Played Upon Betters on th'
Jerome Park Races Saturday.

The Trick Played Upon Betters on the
Jerome Park Races Saturday.
New YORK, October l5.-The wholesale
swindle of Saturday, the falsifying OF the
Jerome Pa;k races, by which pool sellers
throughout the country lost many thou
sand dollars, was the
Most Extensive aud Successful
of the kind ever perpetrated in this coun-
try. 1t involves losses to the pool sellers
throughout the country which will
aggregate nearly 100000. In all proba-
bInty of this sum nearly $4,000 was
lost by the pool sellers at Coney Island.
To those who hold certain theory as to
the authors OF the swindle a significant
fact is that the book makers of this city
lost nothing Their books were heavy for
the races at Jerome Park where good money
races and the odds such as to insure good
books No bets were paid by any OF the
book makers here until after the conclusion
OF the races and their
Returns from Jerome Park.
II the theory advanced by several inter
views involving the book-makers OF this
city as to the principles in the scheme be
correct this fact becomes very Significant
and tends to bear out that theory. II 1t be
correct the plan was one OF exceptional
shrewdness. IL duplicates the telegraph
operators who sent the messages and the
possession by them or their agent OF the
cipher system used, as well IS deliberate
falsifyiRg of the dispatches sent "in En-
glish, that is, without the employment
Of the cipher. The managers OF the scheme
must also have fixed things with the jock
eys in the first and last two races, as their
representative
Played the winning Horse
IN each Of these in every city in the coun-
try. 1t also involved the employment of
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago, St.
Louis, Boston and otner places to do bet
ting all of whom worked on the same plan
rs that employed at Coney Island. That
the telegraph company did not interfere
with the success of the fraud is manifest
from the fact that the reports from the
races manipulated went through as the
gamblers wished they worked the last
two races through the jockeys presumably,
because their horses for these races, Con
stantia and MCGOWAN did win, and they
did not need to tamper with the wires or
fa!sify returns.
Ii Did Not Work at Boston.
BosToN, October l5.-The pool dealers
here were not caught by the wire tapping
on Saturday, although the attempt was
made. The firm of Robert Gallagher was
called upon by man who wanted to make
bet, but when he found the concern only
dealt in post orders, that is to say only
took risks payable next day, the visitor de-
Clined 10 bet and went away.
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Base Rail.
Metropolitaas, 5 New Yorks, 2.
Philadelphias, s; Athletics, 3.

EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and
colds, and the only sure cure for consump
ti0n, is DR.. Wisharts Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. 1t is pleasant to take and very
soothing and healing in its effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16
A FIeNosH REVENGE.


NIw OELEAns October lj.-NewE II re-
ceiyed Of Q case Of effective, b.! upususl.
punishment upon Q negro rsyhhsS' In the
raIi,h OF Cal,cien. Lewis Woods was tried
and convicted at the last term of court for
rayi.hing q young cslored girl, and hc 80
csped from jsil. 4, less than oas yse&
after his escape h committed the ssms
crime on Q white lady. which 90 enragsd
the whole county that everybody tufnsd
| out TO hunt him. He and another escaped
| convict, . white nurdessr named Martin,
were
at q settlements on TsShs Rivss. Texas. last
TbuTsday. They ware taken on the train
| for Lake Charles, but when they resched
Edgsrly station . large ssoxd Of msn had
assembled, and when the Sheriff having the
msn In charge ssw thsn he covered up
Martin with sope quilts and bedding that
happened 10 bs In tbs car. and the ofosd
saw only the negro 1hly inmsdtr.sy
seized On him and dragged him ouI Lnsy
tom the station. chsiped bin 70 pho:
| rec. covered him up With pine kno" ens
| cbip.. snd burned him to dssth. Ine
.rord then started for the county ksh 70
yst the murderer Marin. bot the snsrin
succeeded In hiding him sway.
fps best interests Of hun.ui.y SsSsoa yc;s9
.na set tnoss with brRhtsst intsliscS
en- M 10 ,ufsr the most With ailments Pc
'uIisr I, female life. II, veil % rsa"m.
psr 'b.t The Whole female % s,s% sssa1.o,s' s.0 2:
r[;mnIss [ sores. swollen limb. monthly
p p.ins and other indication. Of fsm,i. ,,s d,;.
es,e made 70 disappear, and robust hssIth
Of mind and body take the plsos o. u"Ss' y, NJ
md dis,ress. II timely uss 10 ms1e OF W.
Gnvsntt;s yellow Dock and ssrmpshia.
r. yssiorrs The blood to perfect health. ~
tenn. Il give, tos. e th. die.:,,,s s..:,.,. 81 :.
urinary org,na IL sllsJsat nrI , ia.
re,fsct ~ FINALE msdlcius. and sid. er',.
iutrtion of ..nsie life. No o'her I'm 81.
eogs's II. Have Jour druggist ST lie
Tsks no sabsltusA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-16

A LADY, who suffered from weakness pc
culiar 10 her sex, in writing to q friend,
said. ~ tried various kidney medicines,
but only found myself growing worse. A
friend told me to use Dr.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarssparilla. Its effect on me
was soon indicated by clear and beautiful
complexion, q freedom from aches aud
pains, a complete removal of nervous de
preston, painless regularity in haoits of
digestion. and otherwise. cannst praise
the remedy too highly as a true friend to
suffering womsnhood, aud Is strengthen
ing medicine
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Mind Readers Failure.

DUBLIN, October 15.-Irving Bishop, the
mind resder, at an exhibition on Saturday
uight, failed four times to give the number
of a bank note aud then tainted, aud has
since been dangerously i'll OF congestion OF
the brain
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a Canadian FatIs.

ToKOSTo, October I5.-J"hn ". Green,
wholesale clothing merchant, has assigned
in trust for the benefit OF creditors. AsssS'
sl5, ,OO0; liabilities, $1,000.
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WAS 1T MURDER ?
The Strange Death of a Woman
and Child.
HOW BETTERs WERE oUTWITTEr
General Sherman's Future Movements
Missouri's Gay and Festive Gov
enor A Miner Suffo-
Gated by Gas.

MARTIHsBURG. October 15.-Says the VAL
ley Virginian: On Friday last Mrs. George
w. Maupin and infant child were burned
to death near Craigsville. We learn that
Mrs. Maupin was subject to epilectic fits;
that she had about three weeks previous to
Tuesday given birth to child, and that
Mr.. Maupin had several weeks ago EN-.
ployed white girl to attend to the house
hold affairs during Mrs. Maupin's sickness.
On Friday Mr.. Maupin had business from
home and left in the morning. The hired
girl was engaged in washing short distance
from the house. She says she lett Mrs.
Maupin and the infant in bed when she
went to her work. A little daughter OF
Mrs. Maupin was near by where the girl
was at work, and was
SeEI Back 10 the HOuse
on some errand. She speedily returned,
with the information that her mother was
burning up. On going to the house the
girl found Mrs. VI. lying on the floor and
every particle OF clothing burnt oil, and
her body burned TO a crisp. The infant
th Id was lying near its mother. still alive,
but fearfully burned, and died short time
afterwards. The singular part OF the
frightful occurrence was that there was
very little hre in the fire place, and 1t IS
stated that string was found tightly tied
around Mrs. Ms neck, and several bruises
or cuts on the forehead. DR.. Shaw was
called in and administered an opiate to the
child, but as stated, IL soon died. Our IN
formant stated that therewas mystery sur
rounding the sad occurrence, and suspicion
Of foul play was entertained by some OF the
citiZans
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orr for "Merrie,, England Again.

OTTAWA, October 15.-The Governor
General and Princess Louise left by the
Canada Atlantic railway to day. A large
crowd witnessed their departure. The
MARQUIS and the Princess bade q kindly
goodbye to nShy of those present.
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The Specific Case Referred TO

Of Charles Lee using force against an in
sane patient, the truth is that the punish
mFnt wac sc slight as 10 he worthy OF bui
slight cursif-rHtion ard administered with
out any serious inquiry from great provo
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to the subject matter Of the amendment
itself, namely, slavery and involuntary
seryitude, and the necessary incidents and
consequences OF these conditions; that it
has nothing 70 do with different races or
colors, but only refers 10 slavery, the legal
equality Uf different races aud classes
of citizens being provided for in tue
Fourteenth Amendment, which prohibits
States from doing anything to interfere
with such squality; that it is no Iafrinse-
mert Of the Thirteenth Amendment to
refuse To any person equal accom- mO1a.
tiOLs and privileges in an inn, or place Of
puOliC entertainment, however it may viO-
iate his les al rights; that it imposes upon
him
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
pememb Der This.

~ inc sick Hop Bi,ters will surely
IN re in aking yen well when all
,ler I'll.
You are c~ostive or l~yspeptic, or are
srfT ring FROM any Oh cr ~ the numerous
diseases Of the stomach ar bowels, i Is
your own fault if y.o remain Ill, tor hop
Birfers are & sUve. e.En remedy 10 all such
complIi Is.
Ifyou are wasting away With any form
of Kidney disease, stop tempting beath
this moments and urn for i cure To hop
Buffers.
If YOU are sick with that terrible sick
ness Nervousness, aud viii mad a balm
in Giiead'' in the use OF Hop Bltters.
/ you are a froquentar, or a resident
OF miasmatic district, blrricade your
system against the >courgc OF all coun-
tries-malalial, epidemic. bilious, and
y termittent tevers-b by the use OF Hop
Bitters.
Ii you have rough, pin ply. or sallow
skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and
feel miserable generally, Hop Bltters Will
give you fair skin, rich blood, and sweet
est breath, health, and comfort.
Ia short they cure all Diseases of the
stomach. Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves,
Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $500 will be
paid for a case they will not cure or help.
That poor. bedridden, invalid wife,
sister, mother, or daughter. can be made
the picture Of health, by a few bottles Of
Hop Bitters, costing but a trif1e: Viii
you let them suffer-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

YOU use A steamer. a 1t requires inces-
SAINT stirring and attention. but with
the steamer il IS no trouble al all.
/ put two pints of pin head cat meal,
washed and picked, in one section Of
the steamer.-ours has three sections
be.ides the boiler.-add four hints OF
water. and as much salt as | like
about one heaping tablespoonful cover
it up and set il over the boiler, and let
it cook itself: ii requires no more at
tention. 1t should steam NJ least two
hours. l generally STIR II once, and add
more water if il needs II. IL regu res a
great deal or it Will be stu aud not
| swell sufficiently. it gains AT least one
third if cooked in water enough.
Oats differs from homlny and ri e ID
being lust as good when heated over a.
when fresh cooked. so in cold weather
YOU can cook a large quantity, and
iust heat il Over i'll the steamer n YOU
need it.
l cook sweet potatoes in The steamer.
wash them. and put them IN another
section. over or under the oats aS you
choose. it makes no difference. don't
put any water to them; when i fork
pierces them easily. take them up, peel
them, set them in a tin pan IN the stove
oven, and they will brown beautifully
all over. Dried fruit can go in the third
| section. wash it and put it on with Very
| little water. and it will cook TO pertec-
| ton all these can o at the same
| time and when YOU have once used n
steamer YOU will wonder how You
managed to do without il. Each sec
ton is capable Of subdivision. any TIM
ner can make two half circular pans,
with or without tops as you choose.
which will fit into each section and en-
able you 10 cook a smaller quantity OF
two articles IN the same section. OF
course the pans must Dc separate - a
to allow Of the contents OF each TO be
emptied without mixing.
Get a steamer. housewives all, il viii
be worth its price in a week.
Then | meant to tell you about using
both whites and yolks OF CO.'S N making
boiled custard.
Our grandmothers used 10 use only
the yolks and took tSice as many eggs
in consequence. l put the milk On the
fire to boil. then take one egG for each
tumbler of milk. and break ii in a bowl,
whites and yOlks together, with a table
spoonful of sugar to each egg. beat them
together till quite light. add a pinch OF
salt. and when the milk boi!s pour il
into the bowl OF eggs, stirring all the
time. Wash the saucepan out clean,
put the custard in it, return TO the fire
and stir until it is as thick as you like.
If you flavor with lemon peel, mace, OF
vanilla bean. boil it in the milk, and
leave in till the custard Is cool. If YOU
use favoring extracts. add after the Gus
tard comes of the fire. Two eggs to a
pint of milk is my rule. and as much or
as little sugar as you like.
HOITSEE EEPER.