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DIED.

Judge E. V. Wilson died at bis
residence in Edna Mo-, Wednesday
afternoon of blood poisoning, the
result of slight injury to his hand
several weeks since. He was born IN
Butler county Ohio, about the year
1923. For ten years from sixty five
toseventy-fve be was Circuit Judge OF
the 4th Judicial District and was one OF
the most exemplary judges that ever
occupied the judicial chair in North
Missouri. He was widely known and
as business man, citizen. father and
husband was universally respected and
loved. The Barr and Masonic lodges
of Kir ksville attend his funeral at
Eilna to-day at O'Clock 2. NJ.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

w. q. Fout has the largest and fin
est line of Christmas goods ever shown
to the people of north Missouri, con-
sisting OF toys. dolls. either rubber
wax or china; fancy goods, work boxes
toilet sets, albums, scrap books, and
fine stationery; in fact everything
iron. the cheapest toy for the children
to the most expensive Chistmast pres
ent. Ii you want stock to select
from, call On him, west side OF the
square
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THE OLD RELIABLE.

The Studebaker wagon is still recog-
nized as thu relia BILE wagon, as
evidenced by the fact that Carothers &
Greene have sold car load of them in
the past ninety days. They have anoth-
err car load on the road. Wait for
DIR. Martin Stephens, tt celebrated
physiognomist is at the PARCELS
House.
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cloaks and Jerseys,

Ladies call in and see our i'm
mence new line of ladies Misses,
& childrens winter wraps. We
have the finest selection of dag
onal, Stockinet, Berlin Twill, Silk
and Sea Plush, Taylor made
Newmarkets, ever shown in the
City. Prices Guaranteed the
lowest, B. F. LAMIN.
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November Census returns Tor Salt
River township:
ParrrRsoS-To Owen Patterson and wife
twin boys.
BuRKHARr--To Alex Burkhart aud wifi
twins
WArsoN-To J. L. Watson and wife twins.
AooRE-To Joseph Moore aud wife. twins
WooD-To William Wood and wife q boy.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

Corpal DIX relief Corps No. IA, Tues.
day Dec. 1st, at 2 o'clock. Miss Addle
B. Cornish inspecting officer for the
first district of Missouri, will be with
US to inspect our lodge, All membe 5
are urgently requested to be present.
JULIA Z. DocKERy. Pres.
FANNIE H. BURTON, Sec.
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OBITUARY.

Sister Sarah j. Pope, after lingering ii-
ness of four years and intense suffering,
died November 10Th. 1885 aged So years.
month and days. She was faithful menu
Der Of the U. B. Church for number oil
years. She leaves husband, four sons
twodaughters. ard large circle OF frienas
10 mourn her loss. Sermon by the writer.
REV. !. CONNER.
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HOLD YOUR POULTRY

W.. Wilkes will begin rutcher,ng
poultry about Dec. 1st or sooner if
weather is favorable Have your
noultry in good condition and due
notice will be given when to bring it
to market.
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THE RUSHFORD WAGON

The Rushlold Wagon mas patent
skein that will hold grease longer than
any other as 1t has only three inch
bearing on skein. while the skeiu on all
other wagons has i've inch bearing
making more friction The Rushford
also has steele truss under the axles,
making it one OF the hest wagons on
thu market. For durability, nsatness
and finish 1t has no superior. Fully
warrlnted by Bectol C Snyder.
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KIRKSvILLE DYE WORKS.

The work that has been done by L..
Mutchler at the Kirksvllle Dye Works
speaks for itself. Customers invaria-
bly, pronounce it first class in every
particular. Silks and clothes dyed
to any desirable shade, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Call and examine
work and be convinced that he can
save you money.
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Sonnet hing New.

P. NJ. Smith the Furniture man of
Kinks vile has bought and will in fu-
ture keep full line of Stein Manufac-
turing Companies solid cast metal
caskets in Addition to the large line OF
caskets he has been keeping.
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School of Languages.

The undersigned begs to inform the
public that he is prepared to organize
and instruct classes in the German
Latin and French languages. In Ger
man the natural method will be taught
giving the pupil command Of the
language in 6 months. Terms reason
able Please address
Rev. F. B. CUNz.
Box d5 Queen City: Mo,
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JONAS CAsKEY.

Jonas Caskey IS prepared to give you
good groceries at cheaper rates than
ever and will take all kinds OF country
produce at highest prices. all parties
will find it to their interest to- give
him a call. HIS -four. of which he
keeps the best brands, speaks Tor itself
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Greenlop Correspondence.

En-. GRAPHIC: Oui school. under the
management of Prot. j.. w. Orr will
take vacation next week.
Messrs S. B. Lind & J. Wittmer star
ted Saturday evening, with three cars
OF heavy hogs, for st. Louis.
Mr.. Richard Stewart Is building a
cottage residence on a pretty site IN
the south end of town.
Miss Kate Speer and Master Fred
Speer started to day to visit friends in
Moulton.
The Misses Allie and Mlllia owens
with their brother Mr.. Albert Owen
and lady started last Friday to visit
friends in and around Marysville,
Iowa.
Horse racing is one feature of sport
frequently INDUCED in in this vicinity.
Preaching last Sabbath by the Rev.
Allen, of Glenwood, at the NJ. E.
Church.
MessrS Lind & Witt mer haye just re-
turned from ST. Louis, after having
disposed OF their SWINE as, we hope,
encouraging figures. They are wear
ing smiling faces.
Mr.. j. Cromwell with lady has
arrived here from Camp Point, Ills
He has opened tonsorisl enterprise
here, so that all who will, may share
alike in the exqulsitness of the results
of this manipulating art.
Mr.. L azwell WellhauIs, formerly
engaged in blacksmlthing at Laneas-
ter, Mo-, has opened up shop for the
purpose of conducting that business at
this place.
Mr.. r. u. BuekmaSter, OF Moulton,
iowa, and family have arrived to make
this their permanent home. We vel.
come them in our midst ana trust that
they will experience in their new home
more of the true pleasure of lite than
they can we'll appreciate. Mr.. Buck.
master is the gentleman who purehas.
ed the pretty nome OF Mr. j. 5. Barn
hart, whose family last week, mad,
their departure to Galva, Kansas. theil
future home, to which place they are
accompanied by the good wishes o
their many friends here.
/ Mrs. William Riblett and niece, Mis-.
Lula Scott. of Ca-rollton, Mo-, are Wis
iting the family of Mr.. William Gatlir
OF this place. N. E. d.
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MONTGOMERY & BIELBY

Have the Most Wonderful Soap AMI
more Of it and are selling 1t ehsaper
than any other firm in North Missouri.
also have the largest stock of California
can goods which they plae. on ths
market at lower prices
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10 Farmers.

Go to Jan ison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sa Jlark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. 1t IL guaranteed 10 more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb ;olutely prevent hog
diseases OF orr money will be refund
ed. 6m
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We are glad to know that Fleiseh-
mann 6 Co.'S, Compressed Yeast has
been brought to our market. We can
vouch for the superiority of the yeast
and advise all g)vd cooks to call for it
at the Creamery Grocery.
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MY wife is really getting compli
mentary," remarked Fogg. All! how's
hat!' asked Brown. why, g came
mighty near speaking of my beautiful
raven locks" How near, for Instance2'
My, she said my head looked like a
crows nest,'-[ Boston Post.
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AT HOME

Any one wanting suit of tine clotes
made to order would do will to consult
C. Borneman, who will be found at his
residence north of Masonic hall. He
guarantees satisfaction and his state
ments may De relied upon in every
particular. Cutting, cleaning and
repairing done TO order, Give him a
call
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unasswear.

For Ladies, Misses, Men &
Boys, all kinds, colors & qualiti s
a car lead to select from.
B. F. LA MKIN
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Prices Reduced.

8 year apple trees SIS per hundred.
2 year cherry trees 60 per doz. Full
assortment of ever ythIng nsw and old,
de- irahle hers at equally far prices.
CHAs- PATTERSON,
No, u. SIN
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Every glorious act of great life
starts forward an eloquent fact. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the glorious act
of life's study, and it is apositive fact
that it stands without rival
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$4,000 TO LOAN,

$4,000 to loan 10 parrles desiring to
take business education. Apply to
w. ]. Smith at Business College.
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7. E. Graves, is now running a
cab TO and from the depots to any part
Of town, all orders will receive prompt
attention,
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overcoats,

$50 overcoa is for men & Boys
from So 90 each to $50. at prizes
lower than ever know n in tn
U. S. B. F. LAMKIM
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The time IN witch YOU can secure the
Graphic for one dollar will pass quickly
so lose no time, out hand in your
subscription now.
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GRArH1cs.

| week.
| l. S. Griffith is studying medicine
with DIR. Strickland.
Remember the entertainment at
Normal Chapel to night.
The Q. NJ. & z. Ry. company Is build.
Ing round house at Trenton.
Read our tor sale column in this
issue, 1t contains some bargains.
The feat performed by the fire en-
gine Saturday night entities it to a
good degree of respect hereafter.
S. NJ. Pickler is building forty foot
addition IL his store room on the east
side to accom- odate his large stock and
trade.
Misses Sweet and Prewlt will sing
at the entertainment in the Normal
chapel to night. Do not iail to hear
them.
Hogs have been very low .or some
time, but the pricr OF pork steak still
remains the same old price, 10 cts. per
pouna.
w. L. Willis is buying and shipping
tat hogs and cattle. Consult him be-
fore seiiing and he vail make 1t to
YOUR interest.
Remember the Poultry Show
next Thursday friday and Saturday.
Every man, woman and child should
take advantage % tnls occasion and
see thu line display of poultry.
Entries Tor the ponltry ssho W arr
coming in rapidly and though new
thing for Ada If county, promises to be
d grand success. Everybody and his
neighbor should attend, at least one
day.
The town council should now give
the fire engine comfortable quarters
near the square, that it may be
convenient In an emergency, 1t fully
demonstrated its efficiency and worthi-
ness Saturday night.
a Foreign Missionary Service will
be conducted in the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath evening
at o'clock by the Ladies o: that con-
gregauon. An interesting program
has been arranged. All will be vel
coined. ANNE NELSON. Pres Society.
Mr.. W. o. H. P. zimmerman has our
thanks for half dozen fine figs.
grown by himself and brought to our
Office last Thursday. Mr. zimmerman
has one tree, which be has grown sue
cessfuly this far north. It is quite
thrifty and has borne iruit abundant.y
this season.
Last Monday just as we were Begin
ming to feel drowsY, orr genial friend
1 E. Graves came into our sanctum
and invited US to take ride behind
the $4,000 team, Walter c. and Billy
Billy Shepherd, owned by himself and
and S. Jonas. This is without doubt
the finest team 10 the county and can
with ease make rent in the atnos-
phere mile long in 2-40.
An advertisement asking for hus-
bands for three young ladies of this
place, who have reacaed The shady
side of twenty. was handed into our
Office this week. We take it for
granted that if they are in earnest they
are willing to pay for such an adver-
tisement. We charge twenty cents per
line for this kind of advertising, and in
no case can we undertake to relieve
the distress of single blessedness unless
cash accompanies the advertisement.
Saturday night about IL o'clock, the
shoe shop of H. Grau on the opposite
side of the street and east of the post
Gffice caught FIRE and went up in flame
and smoke. Mr.. Grau's stock was
insured for S400 and the building
which belonged to DIR. Grove was
insured for $3.50. For a time it was
thought that the lumber yard of Lee e.
Jamison woull have to go, but fortu-
nately the fire engine arrived at a
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Don't forget that Uncle Charley
Allgaier is on the west side of the
square about the middle of the block
and is still giving good meals for %
epts,
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We Duplicate.

We will duplicate and publi,hs I
all prices on groceries or do better.
MONTGOMERY EIEIRY, =
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FESTIVAL.

The W. C. t. L. will have festival
friday evening, Dec. 4th. Details
will be given next week.
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See {! See /!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on J. C. THATCHER.
n15-4w
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Go to i. F. Minear South side the
Square for nice lunch, a good cigar,
fresh oysters and pure candies.
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Take your old clothes to the Kirks
vile dye works and ha then mai
look like new.
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HALLIDAY BROS.

Buy your groceries of N. 0. Minear,
will take in exchange all kinds of pro-
duce at highest market price.
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We live to dye and dye to i've Old
clothes cleaned and dyed at
L. MUTcaLEE's.
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MARRIED.

sayGsTEg- ToMpKINs- AT the United Brethren
pa. sonage in Brashear Nov. I'D, AZ l:2O P. N.
James sangster aud Char loiie Tompklns. eace-
U. .. ID.
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Boots & Shoes.

We sell more Boots & Shoes than
any House in North Mo-, because we
keep better styles & Qualities.
F I.AMKIN.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri, and adver-
tised Nov. q, 1885:
Austin. OF Agee, Dora
push, Ida Burch, Geo
Bearch. Moses Bennett, Fielding
Baker, Harry C Barkley. Mamie
Burkholder, D 2 Craver, Chas Y
Curtis. Martha Churchill, Elmer
Davis, Anne H , Emery, q
Gate. Macy Galyen, Phebe j.
Jackson. G kinnle, P z
Rumble, Mrs nieMinor. Z d
Manwarning C w Raubo, Mrs. NJ L
Skitzer, Levi.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
I'D. MILLER, P. NJ.
If you want pair of the best boots
and shoes in the market low down call
at n, o. MINEARs.
Willard Mo.
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N. o. Mlnear will sell you all kinds
of notions, in his line, cheaper than
any other concern.
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Mud. No More Mud.

The only macadamized street in
the city, where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repair.
and not get knee deep in mud. All
work warranted. A. butcher,
Jewelei.
Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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We i've adye aud dye to live. Oid
lctfes cleaned and dyed at
l.. MUrcHLER
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DIR. G. D. Henry. Y.

Treats all accute and chrome diseases.
Chronic diseases specially. Office and
residence two blocks northeast at pub
lie square. Rirksyille. No.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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TIE Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by Hart &
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksville, Mo.
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J.H. Davis & Co, have purchased a
Purinton Steam heater and are
prepared to butcher hogs for private
parties. IN first class style. Butcher.
ing will be done at Brassfeld &
AelIogg's warehouse.
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fXlC DHDED may be found on fils a. Geo
THO rAf6n p. Rowen Z Cos Newspape,
Advertising Bureau no Spruce st lwhere adverffs
ing cop acts may he made fn- &c IN NEW y0aS
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nor sALE-Farm containing eighty and
one -haII acres. S miles northeast of hirksville:
mile and half from railroad depot. Address
n cf,sfig
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Remember j. II. Msrksy. the cheap
grocer.
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DOR SALE-160 acre fam within
Il seven miles OF the beautiful, educational
,ity ofkirksville. $50 fenced in con senient
sized fields: 40 acres IN cultivation ami meadow.
>alance timber and pasture. good farm house,
1lenty of fruit OF nearly all Kinds IL mile good
hedge fence, balance board fence. living stream
runs across one end OF farm. Abundance OF stock
water. IN sight good school house aud chur hes.
Part OF the land has fii 81 crop nov growing. Title
Ipefect aud easy Terms. Address this office.
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fyOR sALE-Eighty acre farm, fvemiles north
L east OF kirksviile; good house, rooms and 3
.yom basement. Price s25 per acre. Address this
nice.
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DOR SALE, TRADE, OR RENT-A
l. good new house, four rooms, good out
buildlngs, water AT door. five blocks from public
square. Address this office or E. b. Dodson.
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r. w. ROSS

Has one hundred bushels of hazel
nuts. Call and get supply.
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G0R SALE IN the east part of town
j. agood house with five rooms and five lots
apple trees peach trees and small fruits, cherry
trers) good CELLAR, smol house. For at =
bargain. Address this Office.
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WAN ED-A few reliable men IN
w Northeast Missouri, who desire to work
first class Life Insurance Company, can get goor
rrms hN sddr. ssIng Box q. LAPlatA. Mo.
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DOR SALE-Farm of 14O acres, five
J. miles from Hirksville, 100 acres in cultl-
,sron balance in pasture. A bargain. Address
his office.
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DOR SALE-Farm OF lis acres with
Il in one mile of Kirksville. Good s room
,ouse two halls two room cellar, closets and pam
tries Good iarm, orchard of TWO hundred trees.
mail fruits. 100 in cultivation, Is acres IL
woods pasture Address this office
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r,OR sALE-Farm of 800 acres, all under good
n new fence. GUod house: 40 acres in cultivation
Il situated In north west part OF Macon county
Drake township, three miles north west from
Walnut. also Is con aiming Gao acres all unde
rood new fence, well watered, timber conv en- len
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DOR SALE-One ana one half story
u frame residence and two lots in Kinks
Vile good looms. wardrvbes, cIVs.is, porches
and cellar, barn. two good wells. coal aud wood
house. all In good repair, 9 liz blocks from public
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TOR TRADE Two excellent dwell
l. lings kirksyille for farm property.
farms within four or 1--WE miles of Krksvile prefer
red or will sell for cashats bargain. For partic-
riars address, GRAPHIC OFFICE.
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ToRsALE-A ia, m OF iso acres.-;O0 acres in cul
+ ;ivation. the balance in fine young timber. A
barrAin on easy terms apply at this office. Pro-
nerfy stusted three miles northwest of Adair. Mo,
Good orchard. Place well watered.
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THE WABASH DINING HALL

Gotten up on short Notice and in First Glass
style. The travelling public. and those OF our cu-
rens taking early late trains will fluid this popu-
lar Restaurant great convenience. A full line OF
sigars, tobsccos, etc.. on sale.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
Have Some Yourself.

Prof. c. v. Riley, the Govornmcn,
Bugmaster General, who has been
breakfasting on seventeen-year locusts.
eats them because he likes them; same
reason a hen does. But he eats grass
hoppers. which he says are delicious, -
in us devotion 20 science and human
ity, because 1.-The grasshoppers had
eaten everything else in the West, and
many people were on the verge of star
walton. For the benefit OF any our
readers who may desire TO eat grass
hoppers, grub worms, cockroaches,
damp bugs, slugs, beetles, or other
delicious" bugs, we give tho following
excellent recipe for preparing the food
Take a half pint of boiled ham, a pint
and half of veal, one pint cream
sauce, one teaspoonful of lemon Juice,
the yelks of two raw eggs, salt, pepper
and two hard boiled eggs cut the ham
and veal in delicate pieces, which add.
with seasoning, 10 the sauce; when it
boils up, add the yelks, which have
been beaten into four tablespoonful of
milk. Cook half a minute longer and
garnish with the hard boiled eggs Eat
1t over your Sunday Eagle and give the
bug to the chickens. -BUTdette.