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Some Chilling Receptions.

The public speaker who is sure of a cordial
reception from his audience may consider half
the battle won, says the Youths Companion,
but he who is either received with GOODNESS or
compelled to bear ruthless comment on his in
tentions may be excused for stage fright.
A young man who had returned to his ma
tive town, after an absence of years. as the adj
vocate OF certain theories which the village
fathers pronounced 'shaller and sinful" was
somewhat taken aback by the speech of a
worthy deacon, who had volunteered to intro
duce him to the audience before whom he pro-
posed lecturing.
This is little Johnnie Wyatt" said tie dea-
con, rising. You all knew him when he wa mt
knee-hiSn to quart bottle. He's come down
here to tell US Old folks how to live-and when
he's finished what he's got to say. we'll take
advantage of hayin' met together to talk over
that matter o the new town pump"
Such ruthless underestimate of his mission
quite unnerved the young man, and he hurried
through his lecture, feeling at the end "a IL he
knew no more about it than his hearers. and
that only the prospective town pump was
worthy to be an object of universal interest.
One can imagine that Mrs. Livermore was so
amused that her lecture by no means suffered
at the following introduction afforded her not
long ago In a country town: You have heard
OF MIR. Gladstone, .he grand old man. Let me
now Introduce you to the grand old woman.
younger woman, not long ago. when lee
turing on ''womans rights" was accorded a
more srudging reception. This ladys come
to talk about her rights" said bluff farmer,
who boosted of his ability to look on all sides
.'She's hired the hall and so she's got right to
be here, and II any OF you don't like what she 8
got to cay you've got an equal right to walk ont
In the middle ont"
But or all traordinary remarks of an intro
dnctory character ono Of the strangest was that
which prefaced a lecture by John A. Andrew
He had gone to Bedford, where the ..old home.
IN Iyceum course. His family and many in
Vited guests assembled with the townspeople.
at the red-hot school house. Mr.. Andrew as'
cended the platform and waited to be intro
duced In due time the chairman of the com
You may now begin"
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At the annual meeting OF the American copy-
right leaSue IN New York yesterday the cxeeu-
tive committee were reelected. The commit
tee viii choose officers Of the league next week.
A fatal disease has made il appearance
among the cattle Of W. o. Shallcross. ir.. who
lives near Ms.ssey's, Kent county. Nd
Al Piainiield. NJ, the reetory OF 81 Mary's
Roman Catholic church was damaged by IRE to
The extent OF s6,ovo yesterday morning.
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TJ,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioncer.

EAECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE No. 9o1 o STREET
Under and by virtue of the last will of Jacob chef
icy the uninterrupted executors will sell public auc-
ton III front OF the Premises, MONDAY the ri FN
ENTH DAY or NOVEMBER, lSS.,at Fol n Crt,IDCK
PM, Lot IL Cl3l in Samuel Redferns recorded sub
division OF square three hundred and sixty-si (,ef
10; ID is improved by three-story brick house
Terms OF sac One third III cash. residue at one and
Two years The purchasers notes to be given tor the
deferred payments and TO bear interest from day of
sale AT Ter cent per dnnuin. payable semi annually
ana 10 De secured on the property sold the
non Of the nndersgned executors. all cash at the
when bid is pied terms of sale to he fuliv
Piled with in ten days thereafter otherwise the
tors reserve the night to sell at the lsk and COST al the
defauiting purchaser Conveyancing and recording M
purchasers cost CulIS1IAN q. SCHNEIDER
Executor, 1907 r ST NV
CHARLES kDMONSTON.
ecoU-dts Executor, GIL q st NV
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syHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, SITUATED On THE HEIGHTS
OF GEOkGETONN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Fronting ABOUT 100 FEET On The EAST
SIDE OR FAYETTE l:,5THJ STREtr AND
About y1}I FEET ON IHE WEST SIDE OF
FREDERICK t3irtD STREET. AND CONTAIN
INC ABOUT 1929 SQUARE FEET OF
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of said
District. PASSED in Equity Cause No. ll2l4. shall
SELL ut public auc ton. in front Of the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, 1893, at -FOUR O'CLOCK M, the following
described kel Estate, situated in said Georgetown
gi ming ter the same at Joint on the line of
tayette known as 3th) street. distant 2S7 feet
10 inches north from the north hue Of 9Th (now
known as ID street, and run thence eastwardly to
POINT y the west line OF Frederick NOW known as
4th) street, distant BOB 1t. north from said north
line 9Th street; thence north 81 #. in; thence
west lac it. IN; thence northwaidly ~ it. to .
point distant lSl 1t i'll. eastwardly from point on
east line of fayette street distant 100 IT. in
north from the place OF bt ginning: thence west
warty Isl it. - in, 10 sad int distant loo it. in
north the place of beginning, and thence south
100 IT. to the place Of beginning together with
the improN ements, &c, consisting of two-story
brick house and frame outbuilGings.
Ierms vi sale: One-tAi Il cash residue in two euual
payments at aud two years respectively with in
tefest and secured by deed OF trust the property
required OF sale. All convey ancing, &c st
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with ten
DAYS. or tho trustees reserve the right to readyertise
and sell the property at deaulng purc ser's cost
and rantee cert cae OF title Of the Columbia
TILE company OF District Of Columbia tur-
CHAkLEs il. CRAGIN.
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Ex-senator Henry G. Davis of the West y;r-
gina Central railway company left Baltimore
yesterday for Pittsburg to join the Pan-Ameri.
cans Mr. Emmons blaine is in charge of the
railway office during the absence Of Presia ept
Davis.
Near Delhi. NY, yesterday a young son Of
Amasa Smith, while attempting to xii q cat
shot and instantly killed Louie r. Ogilyie. as'eJ
six years. ~esN
Charles Noble, assistant cashier of the Smith
field (Ohio) national bank, has disapnearad
with 500 OF the banks funds. and probable
more when ap expert examines the booka
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.oneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 400 X
STREET, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. 400 X
STREET, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET
NORTHEAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of a certain deed If trust dated October
l.. 1855, and duly recorded in lber No. 35 folio
46S ct one Of the land records of the District of
Columbia and at the request Of the holder of the note
secured thereby will offer Tor sale at public auction
in front of the premises, onWEDNESDAY NOV EAfBEl
TEIkrEENIH, 1883, Al FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ the
real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia, and known as art
OF lot No. Ia square No. ST. being the entire west
twenty t3O) feet anJ I'D inch fronting street
north and extending with the width OF and
inch TO the line of said lot No . and i'm
proved by two-story Brick dwelling and store sub
iect however. to three certain prior deeds of trust
The irst duly recorded in iiber No. Ill a. folio a. ct
seq, securing building association. under which
i'll hber No. %, folio S24 seq, for $50 90 with
interest from June %, 1856. at per cent The third
trust duly recorded in iber 1907 folio 81 ct SEQ tor
BOB with interest St q PER cent from January 70
1855, all o: said trusts being duly recorded Among the
land records Of the District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale Cash A deposit of ! 100 will be re-
CURED at time OF sale. All conveyancng and record
ing Mt the purchasers cost Terms of sale TO be COM
Piled with within ten days from day of sale or the
property will be resoid at the risk of default
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON
Traal
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'lNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
To CLOSE AN ESTATE

TOCLOSE AN ESTATE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPEk1Y SITUATEAT SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF BRIDGE AND FREDERICK STkEtTs.
GEORGErOwN, DC, AND OF SEW RAJ NALy,
ABLE IMPROVED AND UNlMPkONED TRACTS
OF LAND MAR TEALEYTOMN AND OAK
VIEW AND WITHIN THREE MILES OF THE
CITY.
On MONDAY NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1883,
at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises,
will sell part OF Lot l. in square Is. Georgetown d.,
fronting }:S feet Bridge Nj street by depth
of 40 feet Frederick Tor 34th) street and improved
by Stone and Brick Store, being Nos 340O aud 3402
NJ street northwest
AND ON
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1880, on
the premises, at THREE O'CLOCK = NJ, will sell
-Four Valuable Tracts of Land Ienley front
ing Grant road and known the Payne es ste-the
different tracts containing about 80. ~. III and
acres CT land. more less: the larger tract is inn
proved by dwelling and necessary cut houses, all
well watered affords beautiful views and build
ing sites. has oak OF about four imme
dlately on Grant road Connecticut avenue extended
will run directly through this property II is within
three IL lies of Washington, oneQuarter mile OF len
leytovn and one aid halt miles OF Oak View.
This property is we'll situated and offers q rare
chance for spectators those in search OF home.
Terms: One-third cash; balance liz one and two
years. with interest and secured by deed of trust
the property. All convey ancIng aud recording at cost
OF purchasers deposit Of 100 will be required
each piece at time OF sale. THOMAS DOMINO,
tilt Auctlonser.
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Secretary Bayard's Wilmington Home.

Delainere place, In Wilmington, Del, where
ex-Secretary Bayard will live with his newly
welded wife. is located upon hill, in fact. the
eliminating point of the series of hills sur
rounding Wilmington, and affords an uneoualed
view of the country around and Of Delaware
bay-a clear sweep of 20 miles of the river.
from Fort Delaware to Edge Moor. with the
long. low line Of the New Jersey coast in the
distance.
DelaIncre place has its historic associations
even prior to the time when the mansion be-
came the property of the Bayards. 1t was built
IN $50 by Col. Samuei b. Davis a famous
Delawarean who fell in love with the location
when marching through Wilmington with his
regiment during the second war with England.
Myra Clark Games, the famous litigant. passed
her girlhood days there as Aiyra Davis. until a
quarrel between her and the colonel brought
out the fact that she was not his daughter and
led her to believe she was the daughter OF
Daniel Clark of New Orleans, and rs such the
inheritor OF his millions. Mr.. Bayard bought
the place from Deiawar, Davis in 1870 and has
lived there ever since.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAINS TO BALTIMORE Nov 10.
In addition 10 the regular schedule the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad will run two special ex-
curslon trains from Washington to Baltimore on
Sunday, November 10. one leaving at TAO a. m
anu the other Mt 8:15 am, for the accommodate
ton OF parties desiring to attend THE imposing
rehSlous ceremonies in the cathedral at Baiti-
more upon that date, which viii be personally
conducted by Cardinal Gibbons Tho excur-
: SION Fate wiz DO s1.2o Tor the round txip1
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TENHOMAS DOWNING, AUCTIONEER.

CHOICE LOT ON 14TH STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH. 1883 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
in front Of the premises, shall sell the following de-
scribed property: Being lot No. IL, sq O3 west side
120 1t. 20 wide alley.
Terms easy and will be made known ON day of sale
deposit of hundred dollars viz he required at
time of sale. and the terms must be complied with
within ten q % days or property will be sold nj risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser
n.J-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING, Auctoneer
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FUTURE DAYS.
XVALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctioneers.

THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT DWELLING ON
FOURTH STREET BLTMEEN AND NkM
YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, NO. HOS. Al
AUCTION.
On MONDAY NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L M, We shall sell in front Of
the premises lot No in square numbered SQUARE
north OF square being IA feet front by loo ieet
deep, more less, improved Iy 1hres-siory ana
Basemnent Dwelling, gas aud water
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months for bearing interest from day OF sale
and secured by deed OF trust on property sold
down day S. lie. All conveyanclng &c, ct pur-
chaser's cost WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO,
n0-dEds AuctloLeers.
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1.-TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS on ARTHUR PLACl
l. BEL WEEN Is AND STREETS AND FRS
SIEEET AND NEW JEltSEY AVENUE NORTH
MESI. MAX uNIIl ID nIATES CAPITOL.

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH, at BALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK We will
SELL in front OF the premises,
LOTS Al AND AZ. SQUARE 633,
each lot fronting 10 ieet west side OF ARTHUR
PLACE and having depth of 80 feet to an alley.
These lots the immediate vicinity Of L. 5.
Capitol and District Building
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two years.
notes 10 bear per cent interest, paya5le semi
annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on
premises or all cash. ct option of purchaser deposit
OF SlOO On each lot required at tLe OF Convey
ancng, &C. at purchasers cost Terms To be complied
with IN ten days otherwise right reserved resell
FISK and cost OF defeuling purchaser after DAYS
public notice of such resale in newspaper pub
Eshed IN Nashinlto n d. &.
n5-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
MEDICAL. &c

Nj Me. E. l. VAUDEVILLE, EXPEllT MANICURE
AVA ana Clrolodst. formerly If New lork cItJ. and
assistant, have opened larlors ut 1882 q ST. NV !;
entire satisfaction guaranteed. H2-dt'
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE 1HE SERVICES OF AN
~ Experienced Female physician should consult Dr.
ald Mrs MILSON, los Park place ne, beL IS and
Z, 1lth and l2th SITS. Ladies ouly. Kennedy "a.
ocl4-iw.
IL HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Dr. bhOIhLlS Ii the oldes;-cstabli shed advertls-
lAs Ladies' Physician IN the city. Ladies. can
iarucular attention paid ~ ali diseases peculiar
ladies' married or single forty years experience.
oc2O-1lA'
- FAD AND BE MlsE-DR BROTHERS. 900 h Sr
HI sw. appeared before and made oath that ne
Tie oldest Established Expert Specialist this city,
OF men and furnish medicine. no change consulta-
uon and advice Tree AT any hour tine day. SUB
scllbta and SWORN 10 before by Dr. BRO rHElls,
SAMUEL Z. MILLS, Notary Public IN and thu
District OF CoiGinbia. this sd day VI July. 1889.
oc20-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
N1 or two OF Dr. bkOIHEES lnNlgorating Cordial
Nll cure any case OF Nervous Debility aud loss of
nerve power 1t nparts ylgor ~ the whole SYSTEM
Male or female. 800 Is ST. s.w. oc9o-lm'
n, ME. DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABIlsHED AND
V1 reliable Ladies Ply slcian he consulted daily
al her resloence, Sul ct. n.S. Oinco hours
nc y. M with Ladies only. au22-3In'
hlsEAsks OF sECREr-DR CoNDoRY DOR
~ merly assistant ply slcan to Prof Dr. kicOrd VI
tnrisl; ONCE hours. % 10 AZ and 10 :.
ocl2-lm. S:0 10Th ST. NV.
H. MOTIFS FkENCh PowDrKs ARE THE
~ Standard Remedy tor all blood diseases, CAUSING
thfoat nasal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
III lort. -eignt hours. frlce % per pox.
y3l sIANDifOkDs. cor. 18th and nv.
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fJ,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
ABOUT THREE DoZEN SCHOOL DESKS AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER NINTH. lSs9, al
TWELVE NJ in front of my salesrooms will sell for
the District government the above desks
Terms: Cash THOMAS BOWLING,
n1-2t Auctiooeer
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AUCTION SALES.
rO .nOR ROW,

a
rOnOls Row.
THoMAs BOWLING, A1e.'0ns'''
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND kfFECrS
nj my Auction Rooms SATURDAY., NOV Mb h.l
br,c,nn yerv ses-ription of Household Goods. m
Which there are number OF Choice farior Su'es A
Carpets.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
One Fine Landaulet made by Brewster
Ore Set Coupe Harness.
one Cisrence. Pole, Shafts and Cover.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
years Old perfecty gentle. Can be driven by Lady
Horses. New and Second hand Carriages
Buggies, Wagons. &c.
Also,
AT TWELVE OCLoCh- 20.
One Baeatelle Table in perfect order h.--.
T1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
vtIuABrE uNI,IpRovEp PROPERTY SITUATE
on STREET JUST EAST OF fAhhAuoi
SQUARE AT AUCTION ,,,r, MYTH ,sse At
sell sub lot 20 So lSD, fronting ~ feet IL incnes On
south side of street 10th and 18th streets
northwest by depth Of 100 feet -. -
i his property is in a very valuable section and
should command the attention OF those IN sear0n Vi
Terms: one third cash: balance in one and two
years with interest at per cent and secured 10y
of trust on the property, ali cash. Conyeyancing
and recording at cost OF rurchsser AoepoSi'oi eA00
VIII 'e 'eqD''s1 ~ ''''' THOMAS BOWLING.
nol-dts Auctoneer.
fI,HoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.
ABOUT THREE pozlN SCHOOL DESKS AT
AUCTION - 800 -.
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The Cincinnati Commercials Gazette says, edi-
toriIlly: No, it was not the saloonists who won
the democratic victory in this county, though
they will claim il furiously and use their power
TO the uttermost. but it was the Sunday cru
SADIE, which stuck not only to the saloons, but
was extended to base ball, ice cream, soda
water, cigar stands. and seemed to be threaten
ing the milk wagons"
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oc1S-d&ds
FUTURE DAYS.

ss-THE ABOVE SAILS ARE POSTPONED |
TIL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
AND q. SAME HOURS AND PLACE. oc3l -dSt
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cARHART q LEIDY.
s2s 9TH st. and zoo X Ut. nv.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-08-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

ANsoN PEURoD, a fourteen year old boy,
charged with killing his uncle, Frank
Scoggs, was found guilty on the 2Oth at
Eureka Springs, Ark. His punishment
was assessed at a fine Of 500.
THE reunion of five regiments Of ex-
Confederates at Lebanon, Tenn, on the
20th, brought together a crowd at least
5000 people Hand shaking, eating and
speaking was the order Of the day.
Gov. EAGLE has been invited to address
the Convention of United Labor for Vest
ern Arkansas, at Fort Smith, September
2nd.
ROBERT MARVEL, after fasting sixty
seven days, died at indianapolis, Ind. on
the 2Oth. He was eighty-ive years old. For
thirty v-six days he took absolutely nothing
into his stomach.
WILLIAM TRIGG, seventy-fve years of
age, was killed at Birmin CHAM, Ala, on
Goth by the wheels Of dummy car. He
attempted to Jump from front car while
the train was in motion, but fell between
the wheels and was fatally crushed.
TEXAS cattle fever has made its ap-
pearance in st. Louis.
The people of Warren county, Ga, have
organized themselves to get rid ofthe Nor
mons. who are not only making converts
among the ignorant, but who have deluded
some good citizens into joining them.
THERE is danger of serious trouble be-
tween whites and blacks in Selma, Ala.
GREAT excitement exists among the
cotton farmers of five or more counties in
Arkansas over the appearance, within the
last few DAYS, of cotton worms. They have
appeared in the bottom lands of PULASKI.
Jefferson, Clark and two others, as far as
heard from.
GEN. JOHN CALVIN BRowN, Ex-Governor
Of Tennessee, died at Red Boiling Springs,
il Macon county, Tenn. on the 18th OF
hemorrhage of the stomach.
THE 1854 anniversary of the birth OF
David Crockett was celebrated on the 18th,
at his birthplace, Strong's Springs, in
Green county, Tenn. There was mill
tary and civic display. Speeches were
made bv Governor Taylor, Congressman
AIf Taylor, E. L. Wells, of Ohio, and Col.
T.. RI. Crockett, a grandson Of the old
backw woodsman.
A.. T. WIMBERLY, the new Collector of
Internal Revenue, has made the following
appointments of deputies in Mississippi;
7. B. Hill, W. H. Allen, George NJ. Buch-
anan, Charles Buck.
THE Dyer County (Tenn.) Wheel met at
Church Grove, on the 18th. There were
some 800 people present and the occasion
was a most enjoyable one.
IT is estimated that though the hop crop
of Washington Territory has suffered
slightly from drouth and blight, the crop
Of 1889 will greatly exceed that Of 1855.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-08-24
THE PICNIC BASKET.
How TO Prepare Il Number Of Dainty It'd
Bits for Summer Outings.


How 30 Prepare IL Number of Dainty It'd
Bits for Summer Outings.
Probably there will be needed moro
than one basket for a picnic party OF
more than four persons, some for pro-
visions, others for dishes and neccs-
sary articles. Pack together D table
cloth or cloths, towels, tumblers, nap
kins, cups and saucers (for cofTee),
spoons, knives, forks, plates (woodcn
plates will do nicely, and will not have
to be carried home), ice-cream saucers,
coffee-pot, tin pals for water, tin
boxes Of sugar, salt and pepper, and q
small tin pail Of butter.
To pack the basket 50 that nothing
will break, first put in the cups, sau-
GERS, plates and all the china, glass,
etc, with the napkins and towels be-
tween and the tabIe-cloths on top, then
fit in tins, coffee-pot, etc.
For a summer picnic, cold roast
chicken, cold baked ham, veal loaf, sar-
dimes, mixed sandwiches, French rolls,
pickles, strawberry waterloo, cakes,
coffee, lemons for lemonade, and rasp-
berry vinegar will be q nice menu.
To make the veal loaf, chop together,
very fne four pounds Of raw veal and
a pound Of ham, mixed with q pint Of
bread-crumbs. teaspoonful Of salt 0
teaspoonful OF finely minced onion, two
well-beaten eggs, half teaspoonful
each Of pepper, powdered sage, cloves
and allspice When well mixed, put in
tin pan and press. When it is mold
ed, turn out on baking-pan, glaze
with white Of egg, and bake two hours
and q half, in very slow oven. When
cold, slice thin.
For the mixed sandwiches, chop ham,
tongue and chicken together in equal
quantities; for half a pound of each.
mix with each part half cupful OF
melted butter, one tablespoonful OF
salad OIL one Of mustard. the pounded
yelks OF two hard boiled eggs, a little
white pepper, and pinch Of salt;
spread on thin slices Of buttered bread.
The strawberry wate.-iceis prepared
with a quart OF ripe Strawberries mash
ed with one pound Of sugar and the
Juice of two lemons. Stand aside for
an hour, then strain and add quart Of
| ice-water, pour in q freezer, and freeze.
The water-ice must be left in tho
freezer, well packed in ice and covered
with an old blanket. Demorests
/ Monthly.