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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
FoOTLiGHT FLASHES.

Theo Is in Havana
DO You Kuow" again.
Coqueljn may not cOrae Oyer.
Sounethal acts in Neg York only.
"Iolanthe admirers here are legion.
Terr,sa will be Mar Andcrson's Romeo
here.
Jefferson will take il easy" next season,
as usual.
The jersey Lily Acknowledges that "Prin-
ces Georges was a mistake.
Texas Legislators a~djOurnedt to see Roland
Reeds Cheek not long ago.
\ new piece. rs set unnamed, has been
secured By the Hanlons for next season.
Julia Rocewald has left Abbott, aud will
locate permanently in San Francisco.
Louis Aldrich has q new drama. THE
New Dominion" is that it will be called.
"A Pair @ Sox' is the oddly named piece
which tie SlgatcgissS produce neNt month.
Fay T~cmpleICn is TO be starred under
"EyangeGne' Rice's auspices next season.
Carleton has successfully revived The
Mascot 10. old chcstEuts) in New York
palY's company has made a great sue.
cess in tbs Old ~Farquhsr's play, The Re
cutting Sergeant.
"Thcodo-a co,l the Paris msusger $lIit
600 before The curtain scse on Bernhsrdt 5
latest success.
Hugh Fay is rapidly recovering and will
soon De able to join his partner in Irish
Aristocrscy."
Geueyieyc Wards reporsory for her fare
we'll American tour, opening in September.
includes Henry Mi" Macbeth" m ;
del" "Forges-McNot," Queens Fayorite, y
"Marimor. - Nance Oldield," Jane Shore, y
Meg Merrilles," and a new play called
Rachel" written for tie ~tayorite star.
1t is not fIiy settled that John Sleeper
Clarke is to star in this country next sea
son, as his extensive theatrical interests in
London NAV keep him abroad. II the com
edian does come, he will be seen probably
in two new comedies, written for him By the
late II. J.. Byron, in addition TO his old re-
Pertory.
The Guv'nor" is to be presented two
weeks hence in Baltimore under the man.
! arement af Mr.. Il. NJ. Field, who has Sc,
. cured the American rights in the comedy
for two years. Mr.. George W. Wilson, Mr..
Sol Smith Russell, Mr.. J. L. Vincent and
other fevorites will be in the cast. Arrange
nents sre being made for dates in New York
ss well as Philadelphia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
Long Distance TeIePhnnlns.

(Nfrt-sF J"ETETI.
\ remarkable piece Of telePhouing has
Just been accomplished by the engineers Of
the International Bell Telephone Company,
who successfully carried out an experiment
by which they were enabled TO hold a con-
versation between st. Petersburg aud
BOiog, G. 8 distance Of 246j miles. Blake
transmitting and Bell receiving instruments
were Used, and conversation was kept up
notwithstanding a high induction. The
experiments were carried on during the
night. when the telegraph lines were not at
work. The Russian engineers of this com
parry are so confident Of further success that
they hope shortly to be able to converse
with ease ST q distance OF 1865 miles; but
to accomplish this astonishing feat they
must combine sll the conditions favorable
for the transmission Of telnphonic sounds.
If it is found possible to hold audible
conversation st such extraordinary dis
tanceS it is possible that this fact will be
speedily improved upon aud we shall be
able to converse freely between Londoa
and New York, and by end by between
London and the antipodes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
JAUNTY JEwELRY.

A novelty in silver brooches is made to
initiate the EdelWeiss, and is a very pretty
fancy.
Insects eontinue to be worn. q gold
brooch is the perfect semblance OF a broo-
dipgnisn locust.
Hammered silver jewelry retains its hold
on popular favor. Rhinestones and the rain
bow stones are much worn. ,
Numbers Of smell brilliant brooches and
pins are put into gathered lace waistcoats
from the throat TO the waist.
Fifgree silver or gold, set with q variety
of small stones Of different sizes make fash
ionable and unique pendants and bracelets.
ANTIQUE dsggersheatks are used az VIM
grettes BY fashionable young ladies. These
are sometimes of exquisite Workmanship
and set with jewels. -.
Monogram clasps Of satin or antique Sllc
yer are the latest novelties in the way OF
dress trimming. Mounted with Rhinestones
they are very brilliant in the evening.
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snsached from Che Grave.

Mr.. ssr,h q. Turner and hss mother. Nh 2.
lIryap, if Bin1teSn ytap reid nts II Hn mbsSAf
rcnn.. make the following s.sfcnrri' ~ N the
merits Of s-ih's sv.eho. Mira. TuHaNrs ssr 70
sell LDovn IN that oomnunliy. the HaJt
81 VS. sfDiried Tor tsD or throe SeIs Win fe,s-
% and Fry,'prlas combined. W ~hoic syss| -
nAkrn d0Su, NJ strength AB5 spp~tiie HDss, ssa .
scstno ~ hdplss ~ a child. beiBg 4 tied iron ,asss
~ plsoc b. my frisnja Iva trstod ~ the bcA
pbysicians g. tie Community With fVdi4r q PstsA
ard TIE Other usual remedies fcr such ozssa 20
riyeu w In die " ny friends. Ny s1nsHnp wWv
Gsyord o,Erriptisn end 1 bAf Loaf al teoe 81 rcov-
rTJ. Lad JsnuArJ I sss Induced 20 try ssihs ~
Ibe. having received z psmphla frDB ths os,apsaE
It,niing is inertia The 6rst baif dozen botti1 has
the te1ct 10 btibg bark hope 10 my bar and IT,
hhueht of iaing eel sglih bfouybi JoJ q "a do
ncs, 10 The bon, bod. I ksyo isten hiiOgethgr -
hotlIrs The taaes hzy, III hesied up and dlsap-
gssnd: ny strength he, rrtBrnod. sni { AN sbts y
70 All kiDds u bGuc work. Fsifts tJedfc. ksa-
A'Iy boIjoTC, saztfhsd me from the r,s'e, sR5 10
CT lnOx how 10 - ~gratsfli enough ter my rreov-
sry. Mas. tsktH H. 1UssEa"
know that s. 4. \. bss ssysS ny dAsSbters ifs.
she Ss The Not vns,ohod icSkiea sEJes ths1
w NV uheu she oomLa,boei tskias u. befns -
tneIy hepies IthaEk God that se eyer lizard u
Il. bAs GSoi ny ebid. Nks. 2. E. BsHA1
HrYB0fII, TEEE.. nrf. I. feI
TnstIEt On FLOOD and stin WDaas asfisd fepaL
Tvs sRJyI RPpfuIc Go, Drawer 3, k;tsIts. "a
Sod LJ Ja1gb,in Dsts q 90. and Le1sH 4 Co..
~bo4ssls aJ is,,l. HLaeiips. ". Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
How p Cat Ssde a CIsck strike.
J'h-Sotr- TTp"Hs'

William Ewing Of Conemsugh borough is
4 weighraster at the Gsutler Wire uiil, is
a highly respected gentleman about 60
rear, ofage' ard q member in good stand
ing Of ire Disciples Church. The neees'
sity fox these statements will appear night
away. In Mr.. Ewirg's house on Main
street, near Adam, were two clocks, oae
down stairs and The other Up, which had net
nsyed for tEo Yeas. A mixer was recently
called in to repair the down stains clock
While he vas at work Mr.. BSings cal, a
very intelligent animal. Jumped upon the
table or which The clock stood and closely
watched Ell HAT was done. After the
clock hsd been Fixed and made 20 strike
seSin The cat disappeared. Some time
later The clock up stairs sss heard strike.
The members Of the family. in great saprise,
hsstened no stairs and we're ~astonisbed 70
sud that the cat had opened the clock door
snd, By inserting ats pass among ita works,
had actually overcome the obstacle 10 lis
running. Tkey stood and watched it aad
saw Il strike The penaularn with Of ~
front paws. iuEt 70 she tinker had done VIII
The dcSn-slain clock The est did nj BE-
4 The hands, for The reason. Terhsps. that !
did nca ksos The Precss lime.
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FOO

Consumption, splitting Bieod:-MI, tries -
- . on sl hope Oi NY recovery. IT John u enub
u NJ mctwO ycsrssEa u'o. ITseey.
Consumption. Chronic Diarrh9a, spisttas
aud Passing Blood Vas e~ihscia,cd 10 q skSs
lou. slrrugia gone. DIT. smith cnnod Inc two 700
arn Ms. {. J. Mellon, Wheeling, W. Va
Catarrh, Poiypus of Nose. Loss of Voice
| sudcrrd for years Physicians and medicines tAiiA
10 help me-. thought wy disease incuuabIe II
smith cured me cot p!esdy two ycIS ~ hsv
% sicIlcl 4 Co, whclina W. v.
Cancer Of Brcast-wss cut out thne umeH
physicianL DR.. solilh cUrcd ne without Se ~
To the IndIes-pr. Smith has A nsthod OF 49,
a.. ..Ing 81 the woI0b and female weakness vk1nA.
Ia \ short TINA Ladies need sunef no LcupAS
Fs male Weakness Most aggravated kind. -
,ne seemed 10 and the case Of my dAaghAA
Or. smith cured her a year ago and abe u nov ~
anil stronx. Mrs. G. J. Ncllscn. wheeling, W. Va
FistuIa In Ano, Piles-Most aggravated. ~
Iark for eighteen weeks. DR.. smith cured me N ~
u,ckS without the krIte. three yeas1 ego, aud ! eatW
better health nov thHn ever.
Ftts-My wife had them for year. Could s6D
.-Iid. pr. smith cured her ,hrce yean ssa, and -
7 ~ had none since.
II Scrofulous Ulcer on Leg Tor Years.
Mn. Catherine PhiIi.haun
Valley Grove, w. Va
NOR smith will cngsgs 10 cure any cAs Of pl~Ls
matter Of how long standing, without the kpifs, -
MItbout Inc least dan er Of any kind.
Loss Of Manhocd-Dr. Smith hs made sNos
sliyo Of this condiuor whey sAps the foondatinp,
hsslih snd renders inlsCrsele % many. HIS nNas
Incnt v m rettore hoslth aud strength In . short IT,
Dr, smiths rooms ara % arranged that patients O
ira 10 90 hIra do not come 10 contact With oths1
sad his business WITH ladies and gsntismrn Il stncso
Hood Disoricrs-Ihos suffering from thu
Grover Of iIie may consult Dr. Smith uith Pcrfca
gIfGnCe.
SJ.ssnoe on rcSoIpt Of tao 70 STAINS. and pAlasp
,SSs ,nStod are slwaJs guaranteed ntistsiioa. 10
fermentation Free st ohics. Oap boun tl
ia m. 70 u. N; daily sIoeSt sYaaeHsuru
No. 1904 Chapiino strr,
,ago WheslinG, W. "
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Hald usnd. in the senate.

1aaftf NV ~
Senator EdmepdS, the presiding officer
Of the Senate, has fallen into q habit OF
wearing q black elk skull esp. He is very
bald, and the air Of the Senate chamber Is
uncomfortably cool to the exposed cranial
surfaces, causing colds and the consequent
inconvenience, So he wears this little
black cap all day in the committee rooms.
In the vice presidents chamber and in the
chair of the Senate as Its presiding officer.
1t locks odd to see the presiding officer OF
the Senate sit in his official seat with his
head covered, while all others Of that body
uncover their heads in his presence. And
there are some other heads in the chamber
quite as bald as his. The nearest approach
to the sYstem which Senator Edmunds he's
i~naogurated Il The course Of Senator VIII
liams, the hero Of Cerro Gordo. he wears
asig. lis very neat and very well ut
ting, but he has . wsy when he has OCCASION
30 stroke one side OF It Of taking hold of the
opposite side to keep it in place, thus giving
the illusion away at once Senator Coke
of Texas is one of the baldest men In the
Senate. There Is a vast e1paase Of fore
head" extending away over the top OF his
he'd and down ia the rear 50 far that there
is only fringe Of gray hair running round
from oae ear to the other. Indeed, the
fringe may be said to run clear round, for
it is b. avier in front, where there is a bunch
Of white beard. Cameron OF WISCONSIN Is
quite as destitute Of capillary covering NJ
those mentioned. bis rather small head
and ~retreaiing forehead fairly ghstea in
their polished nskedneSs. wtrile on his tsce,
in marked contrast, is a fd.l growth OF
snowy-white beard. Senator Harris OF
Tennessee is smother bald one. He has &
peculiarly shaped head, verv wide at the
back snd narrow in front. The fringe Of
hair running around the vast eNpanse OF
badness is a. the driven Laplsm
and Sawyer are also ~bsldhesds, but the
ether senators are fairly we'll supplied With
head covering.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

wsleAng | SOFA saw . JSeanese woman,
ped on her back approach the image and
Draw her hand down across irs fee and
then down the face OF her child. In the
center OF the temple was a cabinet contain
ing the prieiPal images. In front OF this
stoCd four large bronze lamps OF exquisite
workmanship. 90 each corner was q large
bronze lotus plant and blossom. Along
the sides were arranged bronze incense
burners. The cabinet itself was beautifully
lacquered and gilded. Outside the temple,
TO the right q tall Seyen,storied pagOda
rises On the lelt and al the back of the
temple are booths, and several small sheds
containing balloons. Everywhere ID the
gay social lite, the hum aud hustle Of trade,
the murmur Of Buddhist prayers, and the
noisy ClamOr Of children at play. Here is
a small stand at which q Japanese youth is
spinning a top and pouring forth praises
Of the work and all its advantages over all
other tops; there is another stand with a
small board set at an angle and filled with
holes into which one may try and pitch a
ball for the small price Of n sen. 1t is
rot so EASY as il looks, and many try Il, tor
success brings q prize IN eggs, candy, etc &,
but they do not make much by their efforts.
Walking along the busy street you come to
q booth with numbers Of clogs standing
outside while the owners repose on the mat
ting smoking and bargaining. Here yol
gee q man adjusting his straw sandals,
which are held on his feet by q cloth band
passing between his great toe and its
neighbor and then diAiding into two parts
which fastea on either side; there a mother
Is playing with her child. You dodge here
and there to avoid runpiug into umbrellas
or over little children toiding around With
the younger ones tied on their backs. 1t is
q scene Of busy, b~ustling life.
Gardens.
Leaving Asakasu we visited Ugueo or the
public gardens. The gardens cover a
large pace Of ground, but scarcely deserve
the name. as there are bit few flowers. In
their place, however, arc long winding
rOsds and paths shaded by immense cedars.
Numerous buildings arc scattered over It,
aud in one corner is the geological garden
A card placed AZ TIE entrance announced
that the garden would be closed during the
few weeks the cholera was prevailing
Finding nothing sage the eedars, a few
flowers, the inevitable t, mplc aud the really
magnificent drives, we II. the gardens and
started for the railroad station. Passing
down The hill ou which the gardens are
situated we crossed a bridge across a large
stream, whose muddy, Shiny waters were
nearly hidden Icy the broad, shining green
leaves o: tue lotus plant, while rising above
on E long stem nodded the spotlcss, snow
white blossom, em6lemauc Of purity and
irnocenCe-.he holy flower Of Buddha aud
tire last. So far had We wandered during
the day that it took the rikishss nearly an
hour TO reach the station, where VIZ amused
ourselves during the intervening time before
the train LETT by watching the boys stealing
rides 0 II the one line Of street cars which
japan boasts.
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Candy to Cover Crime

a good wife is heavens greatest gill 70
man. and the rsrest gem the earth holds,
remarked Me-. Jarphly the other morning
"She is his Joy. his inspiration. and bis very
soul Through het he learns to reach the
pure and true, and her hands leads him
ssoAly over the rough places. She is
"jeremish'" said Mrs Jsrpbly, solemulS,
Jeremiah. what vickedneSs have you been
M 10 now There's no use of waiting or
@Tbipping round the stump, for III hear of
il soon enough. Say it right out Jere'
mishr'
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ADAMS FIRST WIFE.

"of Adams first vile" Liiith. II q told,
The Wbich.he loved before the gift Of EVei
That, ere the snakes her sweet tongue c6Rid te-
ceive,
Aud her enchsutCd hair vas the arst gold.
And still she sits, young while the earth Is cid.
Draws men 90 watch the bright net she can weave
Til heart aud bSdy and life are In its told
Therose and poppy are her flowers; fOr where
L. Ne not found. o Lilith, whom she'd scent
AID seft she'd kisses and soft SleFP shall SnAref
LOl rs the youths eyes burned ~ thine. % vent
hcnL
And roaad his hart oae struggling golden hair.
liant 6abgiPl RoSScttis
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keeping Ia

A North OF England merchant having
lost his Wis" by death, ordered a sculptor to
erect = handsome marble monument over
her grave. On visiting the cemetery, a week
or y later, the merchant found that his in
structions had been complied with. But on
reading the inscription he was surprised to
see the remains described IS those Of Sarah
Angelina Smith, aged l%T2.' In hot haste
and hot temper he rushed down to the scGlp-
tor. What in the Elysian Fields Tor words
to that eject made you put nv wites age
down AZ 1872 Didn't l tell you that she
was only ST. Yes replied the sculptor,
that is so, but sou SEE, as was putting a
specially tine monument up | thought IT
wouId sort Of call attention to 1t If | put
Something out Of the common on 1t. The
funny epitaph business is played ont, but
centinsrians are fashionable just now, and,
as / thought you'd Ike people to see that
you'd doIs the fair thing by your wife, l
thought YOU wouldn't mind having some
thing startling put on the inscription to at
tract attention. We're doing it for all tue
better class Of grayessoues" The merchant
was convinced, and the inscription remained.
And that is how it happened that so many
eentenarians hsye been heard of lately.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
HOPEy

Ayoung nan named John Eavs, living near hssA,
Haa Hn eating cancer on HE iace, which had tsua
away his no~c, part OF Ill chnek, and extended ~
ncaily 20 his eye. IL Wa enc Of the mos angry
rating sOres that ] lad over seen. His throat hnalfy
bfdpe Involved 10 such an eItent that he cesh
only suallow liquid food. Alter s.ng all the rcaa-
lies without cbectlaE tao raTAscs Of The sa'Ihg osa-
ined 10 hls bed, AMI thought IL % be only q que.ttsa
>! time about hts d6ath from the cancel. Ipgt HIN
On swlits speoi Q "a sst roson, and no begaaD
Improve With tie nrt dose. His general bssitA
he rnyagca OF cancer vorr son stopped; II bNoo
10 heal around tho cdges. and After q few month
treatment With \. = b. he hss gotten entrNy ~.
Ills isoc 4, all hcsled over With ncr nesh, And hh
soncral hailh IL ertslIcnt His rroo,ry "a vVnd9.
III, n. =. CzusLEI, n. d.. Ogte,horPa. IA
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Msrirs,''the favoritc London actor, will
probably come over with Charles Wynd.
asm's company in the autumn. His sue.
ess in The i~itle-role Of Featherbrain at the
london Criterion lin which Marie Jansen
lppearcd) was very great, aud he is known
IS a thoroughly accomplished artist, both in
Jrcra md comedy
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(uticu1a
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED,

Nm 7, ToitsR, 072 North Tenth street, Phiisdsl.
sbia. Tcr orts hat ore u bis customers stated u
l!m Incidentally that he vas feeling 20 wen and haJ
aimed twenty seyrn POUNDS In thH lsSt year, all o.
ShiCL he attributed 70 q systematic cDurse 81 tbs
CutiCun ResOl1Bt,. which has proved ehsctIsi
when ai other remedies failed.
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KNOW In VALUE

All Of yosT CutIcurs BemedLs give very good
GtiSsct.OL. The curicurs I e~specislJ recommend
or tho di1rEr4 for Ehich IL 4 used. I knos from
e,Prieafe is value. DE- n. PRA1Iy
hoatsllo, VIA
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SORTS ON NICK.

Cha. Brady, Bonneville, Mas, Who reie- 20
zoDdcrful cure Ot running sorcs On the neck which
htd b4cn treated BY hospital pb ysieians without
'urr, aud which yielded completely % the Cut!can
Isrmrdie.,
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CURED BY

sly ,Lin di efSe, which rstisied several popular
enc IL md other remedies sdIised by physicians,
"a been cured by yeuT Cuticura Remedies. 1hcy
urpasssd my most sangLns eLPectt tionl AID nap.
iy effected q cure, &c ARENTBUk
HtECENsEs, lBp,
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q 3
A FEW CHOICE RECEIPTS.

4 4
Anew CHOICE RECEIPTS.
breakfast No. 1.
OATMEAL with cream.
Bread omcIl,
BaSed potatoes. Rye cakes.
COHee,
Breakfast No. 9.
SAIL Ssh With dropped eggs.
Corn bread. Fried potatoes.
Adirondack griddlo cakes.
CSIse.
These dishes sre suTo to be very success
ful.
Dinner No, 1.
Cam soup.
ltu;6d ycnt~cD with Jelly.
Eci,t,l potatoes. lNr,nip irjtier.
Sasll"pCd tomatoes.
Apple cUstard pudding.
Coffee.
ArYra CusrArD PunpISG.--Tako one
pint Of dry bread pulverized as fine rs pos
,ible; pour on one pint of cold. sweet milk
and add a very small pinch Of sat and nut
me-, or cinnamon, 20 taste. When the
bread is softened add four beaten eggs aud
three or four well-hayorcd apples, not too
sour, grated or sliced fine. Add sugar to
4wceten, one pint of milk or cream, aud 8
small piece of butter. Bake in q moderate
oven in q deep dish. May be eaten with
sauCe or without.
Dinner Nc. .,
Soup.
Boiled cod win egg SaIcR,
Fried mutton Outlets.
o.,.coiaSli. MaShed potatoes.
CIeFy.
nago pudding.
Frllt,
Coffee.
Zip the outlets in beaten egg, then in
bread crumbs, and fry in lard or drippings
Drain on brown paper and arrange by
Standing on end and touching one another
around a mound of mashed potatoes.
The hotel Gazette reports that II is O
new wrinkle at fashionable dinner parties
10 have the celery frozen as hard as pos
Sible.
SAGo PCDDISG.-Onehalf cup Of sage
soaked for two hours in water. Take 8
pint of milk ard the sage and put in o pail
and set in q kettle Of water. Let it cook
tor q few moments, then add two or three
eggs. a pinch Of salt aud One.foUrth u Of
sugar. Flavor with lemon and set in the
oven for half an honr, CT till it is baked
ike cuStard. Fat hot with butter, The
whites of two OF the eggs may DO reserved
and beaten to a stiafroth with a little sugar
and put over the top Just before rakiug
from the oven. Brown in the oven.
supper Ne. I.
oysters hroi'ed in the shell.
Tea Rolls.
NiNet Cakes.
Tea.
OysyrRs BROu.ED N THE SHELL-.Nter
opening the oysters let them remain in the
deep she'll with their juice, placing q small
piece of butter upon the top Of each and
seasoning them with a little salt and cay
enne pepper. Have 4 good, clear fire; place
the shells on q gridIrou, squeeze a little
lemon juice over the oysters, and brOil until
done. Two or three minutes will suffice to
cook them Caterer.
NuT CAEE.-0ue-hsli cup Of butter, two
cups Of sugar sud four eggs, beaten, sepsr.
ately, three cups of -four, one-hslf cup sweet
milk, two t~easpoopstul of baking powder,
two cups Of hickory nut meats minced, one
tenspooafal extract Of vanilla.
supper No. 9.
Baked Hash.
Biscuits. Preserved Fruit.
Cake. Tea.
RaxSp HSsH.-Tske any kind OF cold
meat and chop fine with a little Geld ham
or salt pork. Mix in one or twoe eggs and
q little butter, and season with sSlt and pep
per. With this mix bread or rusk crumbs
and bake like a pudding.
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CUIICURA

ThrOGsb a homo returned Norwegian, ] hare
isarrEd To tDoy your Cuticu1a, which has Ia Q abort
time cured me a. &C FczeBiA that mr. physlstan's
medicine nOgd cot bEsl.
Che HELTzE6, Bergen, Norvay,
Io<ufTy5s-, a~1Ea.
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n POET POWERS.

The great merits Of Jour CUtIcur, and I cordially
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