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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
MR.. BLAINE'S PLEASANT DAY.
NE TAKES 4 WALK AND SPEAKS HOPEFULLY
ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN.

AEeCT THE tNNPNffN.
tx Sccrctarv Blaine passed Yesterday quietly. He
arose and Lrcaklstcd hi, usual hour at the fiith
Avenue Hotel. and after reading his letters and tue
newspapers he went up To the house 81 MS son m
law. Mr.. Daniro.ch where he remained TO take
luochcou Arcr luncheon Mr.. blaine went to the
riazn Hotel. whore his daueht"rin-law. Mrs En-
mons Blaine. IS staync. In lie afternoon he took
A drive with young Mrs blaine through Ccntial Park.
They left their carriage after driving awhile Mr. Balm"
EXPRESSING a dosir, for good walk under IN" trc''
and among the ,hrubbcry. The cX-ccrcary enjoyed
tho exercise and the bnclng air ard seemed loath
to leave the pleasant scenery OF the park lie din"f
NJ the Finh Avenue Hotel and spent the evening IN
his room.
During the day MIR Blaine and talked with
Christopher l.. Nagcc. Of I1tsburs. who arrived
YES crtay from III, Alabama TIP: Chairman "iAlhm
nroot, field Of the Republican state committee. and
Joseph II. Manlcv Nr. Blalnc shaved the h'"ii-
est Interest in Tie a,c,; phase Of The Presidential
contest and repeatedly cxrrcsscd the belief that "a
affairs stood Harrison and Reid had elTcndy won th'
day. lie thought only nh unexpected change In the
present situation could unfavObly alter tho result
Mr. Mag.e gave The secretary graphic account
of his visit 20 Alabama lie said that In" opposiu"n
70 The Cleveland party there on the Increase ana
that tho vote Of the kolb faction would largely cN-
coed I'm November that which they cast Ia september
last when they were defeated By the Jones Democrats
ONLY by The boldc,t and most elarlng irauds. MI
Magee said that large majority Of the electors Of
Alabama would vote against Cleveland, and that III"
Democratic electoral ticket could De- carried Ia That
state only by repetition 81 Tho fraudulent worn Of
Sop,rmnr. Tie Republicans and kOliltc, were
certain 10 gain in Cp1grcs The hc.t men IN
Alabama. he said. denounced IA" frauds OF -" Demo
Gratis.
not preparing, 10 90 10 Washington yet. and might
remain In *ew-York until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
TWO GREAT MEETINGS IN CHICAGO TONIGHT

Chicago. oct. % (specaD.-The great mass meet
inrs to hc held no the Auditorium and Battery ID u'icF
the MANAGEMENT Of the National Republican League
and the American Republican College League a No''
day night, promise to be n great success. AIthe o'
tail, have been carefully arranged by t'rieS v
cordon ,xccutiye member Of the National Rpuohcah
Leoc1lc u Illinois. Already 5000 tickets "Ne oeeh
Given out for the Auditorium and 5000 for 'sefS ~
while there Is Il demand for about 5000 "uul'iohhl
tickets. President Burke Of the Colsc l'a-"'
originated the idea OF holding these vast ecusS, anu
be- viii speak ut both places on Monday"'s"'' ''cS
hout W. W. Tracy. OF the Illinois LcSne' WIZ pF'
IA, -, uott.ry D. where IN" speaker VIII he ~ J.
I,,ior g. W. Prince. e. ID. Nicely. udSe J0hh NJ
Thur,ton Of Omaha: * senator lngaS IN" secretary
tharc, Foster. James :. Carlson pI'Su'"t o' 'he
National Republican League. VII pHrne AT t'e
Auditorium and will make an atr'N' th'F"' ih'
other speakers Will be the secretly az 'ilr lrIs"S
MIR ingalls,, Judge ThUr>tun ar Nh N"'n'''' VI
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
UNION VETERANS IN IOWA SPEAK OUT.
COMRADES URGED TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS FOR


HARRISON AND REID.
pes Molnes. Iowa, oct. % (specaD.-Thc Iowa
division Of the Union Veterans League ha just issued
circular 10 all the members Of the organization In
the state and 70 all old soldiers In Iowa. urging them
to support Harrison and Reid. The circular begins
with quotations from The famous remarks OF General
sckcs on the character Of Cleveland. and follows wiii
quotation from The Durham ~. e. Globe audatory
Of Cleveland FOR slapring the dirty pensioners IN tho
face Another equally fiery quotation from that
sheet IS given and also extracts from The Memphis
AppealAvalanche' and The Raleigh Nevs-Ob~ervcr'
After giving those Ill-imed uttcrLnces OF Mr. Clcve
lands southern friends, the circular continues as
follows:
When rad these sentiments do not wonder that
General sickles ard Democratic soldiers feel
they do and dprccac imitation Of Grover Cleveland
soldier who will vote for this man. who Is known TO
have been a solder.hatfr not only a President, but
during AMI eyer since the Every soldier should
support benjamin Iarrsol In this election, because he
has always been The constant friend OF Ne solder,
willing all him and his cause; willing and anxious
20 tie country provide for him and his needs ard
the needs of hi, widow ard orphans, ani proud To call
the huublct soldier in the rmks his comrlde. Every
member ~ tho Union Vote Tca,un Of Iowa tes the
fought 10 save the Union do hi, duty this fall a. he
dd ~ 1861 80 by voting for that gallant solder and
tat snln, Benjamin Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
c,,,r. ID HIS WIFE WERE TIE CONVENTION.

Cheboyl, MGR, oo'' I'd t'pcciap'-ihe Ssei'"
,.,.,u,,h, rc yesterday Professor VI. o. Graves.
poor,o,s ry nominee for superintendent OF Public
,ns,r,o,, from pctoskcy. under q warrant sworn
a., hy nucl Phelps. Peoples party candidate for
Rcprcsc'u'c' "'"'s ''"1 "" ''''"'a'0S P"''i"s
Wachtcihe bo"o.'"'o N"', y" '"c Icop'c
party tel "o 49, mo- Inn" '""e "i'"''" a.
l,oncbthe Republican nominee for senator. was
,ho.orl the Peoples party convention. In his pre-
,o,n, examination here Graves admitted that at
,h, coenton by which Wachtel and French we.e sup
Wv have been nominated only himself and his
r., 20 preSpnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

TO CITIZENS or NEW-YORK; Great frauds
were prrprtrncd the registry last year and VIII be
nttcnpt I'd This yrnr you value the elective franchise
and ouia protect your rights and prevent fraud II Is
,our duty that registers from your ho"se
,.,e.. lcg,II, entitled TO do 70. EXAMINE THE
REGISTRY LIST n public copy OF which will be at
,our place of registration day 10 Election
Dny If Won Gnd that any person Is registered from
your house who does live there report nj once TO
the Republican County Committee ut the finh Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
srcrrrApy ruARLEsFoSTER IN IOWA.

davenport. Iowa. oct 2-charlcS Foster, ,ecre
,orv NJ The Treasury. delrred an address at the
nuc.o House last night. discussed the tariff IL"
,,nroc,.y and commerce, ccictnS financial d'prcS
,,, g., ,ho ,vcnt Of the cotton OF Cleveland and
r,,,nocr,t,c House and s;atc. Mr.. Foster had n
large audience c.'r'cd 9,n MS ho'ei 10 the
LnIl by the Republican FlhDcau 'Iuo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

oae IA TINS whole natter. l am not disposed 10 Ns'e
opon any longer and write this to say, that the
n,onos,on is not complied with IA, least far as the
,vmcnt Of the 5000 is concerad before thursday
the eth inst you may consider the proposition With
drawn and viii not consider IL binding me IN any
yov after that date In the meantime. you wish 10 see
me YOU will have 70 advise Very respectfully.
D. Med. LINDSEY
Lindsey reminds Senator Faulkner that copy OF
the paper, presumably The New-iorh World con-
taining an exposure Of the Republican scheme
would be placed in tue hands Of every miner In West
VIRGINIA, that 1t would be "dead shot etc (the
Idea being to make white miners believe they were to
be supplanted By negroesl"
A number Of letters given showing the part
" Phil Thompson and Grigsby Lad In the matter.
They were acting as agents for Faulkner In setting
ND the scheme. "The lntegenccr' has ia: 'i's'nal
letters Among them Is the following;
Hotel Chamterin. Mcpherson Square.
Washington, ID. c.. May 49, leo2
d. Med. Lindsey, Esq.
found yoIr notes upon my return to New.foFk this
morning. Ii you Will call my Office Rooms G3 ana o.
Atlantic Building, in tho morning thursday " 10
o'clock | will have hundred dollars (*l0O) Tor you
Per &.
All Of Faukner's communications with Lindsey
and Whitehead were verbal and through his private
secretary eyme, or Colonel Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
THE TEATHER REPORT.
A CYCLONE IN TIE EASTERN GULF

Washington, Oct. 29.-Ttc In the Ce1tnl Cub
is apparently moving slowly TO the eastward, a>d 10 viii
prchahy cause dlngcos gies IN the East Gun and on
III, southern Atlantic Coast tomorrow The ca OF high
uessue has mo, ed u the solhea twart ami covers
rho cc,tro valleys the lake regions Northern Texas
Tho temperauc fallen decidedly from TIE lake region
~ 10 the 1,uf States. l. s-nt colder on
tho AZ ante Coat and the extreme Northwest
t,e,eay fir weather ha, pcNnet except IN the SCUM
Atlantic ard Gulf States. whers local ruins epo tel
Rains have been hcaNy from East Florida westward %
southern Louisiana. Waimrr, fair weather Is indicseo
IN fine Northwes..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
c,oRED REPUBLICANS HAVE A MEETING.

,,irilcd meeting of the Depcw Republican Club.
nAar coDred organization Of the XXvflIth As.
aon,i District. held on Friday evening last at
,h.inew hill. No. q Lawrencest. Aaron stcl
nrred and Joseph ". Garnet. Phillip A. Walton
,r,t A. Ns0n aud Char.cs Il. Miller made w,ll
anmo,ca,cd addresses. Abe speaker, will address
,.piIlub at u meeting to be ..eld this evening nj
thtlubs qiariers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

&. e.. Shnyne'- Fur Mandatory from lO3 Prince
10 shnyme'- new BUILDING. 12t West Eldest. near 9Th
Aycuuc Elevated station Furs will bc sold Prince
street mill Feb l. 1893, but all manufnc turing
WILDE l2d.si where, with Increased facilities
aud small expenses having to elegant fnrs
will be sold lowest possible prices for reliable goods.
Fufs wholesale and retail ct both stoies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
u, .uy., Suits the President.

"Thc second Dashawny
Foun;nin Pen received "na
jus, suiis me. Benz. lar
ri,on.
We spare no pains 'o suit
everybody. md we have
the pleasure OF knowing
that every one Of nearly
half n million Pens now IN
use Just suits ihc"
owners.
Caw's "Da.hnway zen
II II double feed. li-ht.
Gold Fountain Pen mat
never fail. and will last n
lifetime. Pre-. sI.oo 10
SO. CawsInl Il PenCo.'
1Oi Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
vp LINCOLN TO MAKE light SPEECHES.

chicago. oct. - especial Robert T. LIE" IN
rn,cd s,oies Minister 10 Enrnd, announce t'a' he
viii deliver two political spche' In illinois, two IN
indiana two IA Iowa ana ~ In Wisconsin, III Inc
course Of the present campgn. MS it't meeting
viii be NJ Quincy, ILL.,. on N.hcSd"Y "iEE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New. England, Eastern New.York. Eastern Psnn'
sy,ana Newycrscy and Delaware, fair brisk onc hsn
northwt sterly winds. sh fling t. 10 therly.
For western Now.Yort western Pennsylvania weS
Wing MA and Ohio geneK-y fair; codcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
April 6. 1892.


Hon. {. j. Faulkner.
Dear Slr-You VIII doubtless rrmembcI-whcn | mad
the proposition you the night Of the 9th u at
house 10 Dust half what the Ioston you prom
sed u provide for friendo mine IN tho House OF kcrie
scna;l,cs IA and the placing Of two teams
In the employ the district In lieu Of the $1,000 position
n the House Of Kcpescntaycsthat you said TO you
thought it could be- arranged within day two and
,lonlay following (thc l4th Of March, you tod you
had seen the Senators, and that tho all
RI gnt and that you would have had the money for had
they have had a meeting the saturday before. called
agaIn az your office at your suggestion Tuesday the
18TH and you told 10 call again at p. that day
| did so hut you did not put In appearance. have
called / suppose fifteen twenty tines since. and
have put oil from time ~ time by repeatedly telling
m, that Senators and Brlce absent fom tho
senate and that It necessary 10 get them together
and As soon as you could do you would get 10 money
for
IL has been four weeks since | made the pro.
poslton you Senators German and Bricc both have
been Senate Tor IA week. ana yet my propo
sltlon been complied with 1t Is fault Of mine
| have kept perfect faith with you have promptly per-
formed every service and faithfully kept every promise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

FIinf's Fine Furniture. ,
Tboee bargains in fun tufe at fint Co.s ifh-st' aH~
9th -oye0 20 OF like hot cakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

>,,s assistance IL b. best render IL promptly
u one shald remember to Use even the most perfect
rdlc, orT when needed. The best and most simple
q gentle emedy is the Syrup Of Figs manufactured BY
Csl,sorrs Fig Syrup 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. 6lS ST. O3 Moon sets II pm Moons ago
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
An. andy Is and 10 90 Hell Ga o IL :oS
P-SIndy 10 :O3 Island ~ IL Hell rat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
Hard TO sscdl.

nara 10 stCWs
lo,o - the great,
gripping old fash
ioned pill; and
that's not tho
hardest part Of
1t, either. Your
troubles are only
beginning when
you get 1t down.
It's all non
sense. You can
get moro good,
and without hav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram Q continuous white line shows M
changes in pressure ~ indicated BY Toe Tbuh9s 81.
rrcodinR barometer The line represents the 0o"
tsratuse as observed at Perfy's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE, oct, "a. a. m.-Clear weather prc'~"
yesuadiy with winds shifting from sonth"escry 70 nO'a
westerly. Humidity registered so I'm the morning o"
fell 70 AZ at evening. The temperature ranged oe'"
40 and o. degrees the average 55 being ly hgnsl hso
o. tie corresponding day last year ana 10 lower "a "
saturday. 49, . ., thor. win nroh.nIv h
colder fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
ITALIANS TO RATIFy THE COUNTY TICKET

Tie Gar bald Italian Republican Club OF the XIth
and XlII,h Assembly districts will hold mas, n,.c,
Ing to r1,;iiy the local nominations. at O'Clock tins
evening &c 40. 2oo Egihavc. j. 5. Z. yI,aone.
lie DE- sdent, will Preside. Colonel De V.ccu ar
the allan e.u1 ical County Committee and I,ci
candidates will dttefG the meeting. spcorh.s vii
be made In English and Italian. "
THIS STRAW SHOWS HOW THE WIND ntows
Joha j McBrdc tho iish exile wri:cs u The Tr,hu,.
Buffalo. aud hal during The Columbus ,orod.
FRIDAY nc sold 230 Harrison 1913 cleve,od
,.ais's. str,ws chow which way the wind blows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

closes. sails
ScsurancaC 5 & Brazil Mail, Brazil. :oopm SCOPE
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %.
Hovol. Lloyd. Bremen 100 m 100 IN
Caribee, Quebec, ~ Inomas-.-..... 90 IN 900 pn
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o6.
Cl.v OF Pms Inman Line. liverpool. 10 m 8 100 N
Cernlnic Whit Line, Liverpool. 100 M 100 N
Khynlanf Red Star Line. leiun.. 90 m . :VOa n
Andes Aths Line, Fortune IsVIaytll 100 m 3 100 "a
Burney ny & Trinidad, Grenada, &el2 100 m 3oopm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

Ing to suffer for it, with DR. Picrce's Pleasant
Pellets Not merely temporary good, but
help that lasts. In perfectly easy and nat
ural way they cleanse ard regulate tho whole
system, and keep it regulated, Sick and
Bilious Headache, Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and oil arrangements Of the
liver, stomach and bowels are promptly 10
leved ard permanently cured
They're the original Liver Pills, the small
est, easiest and best to take-and they're tho
cheapest, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is returned
You pay only for tho good you get This
L. true only Of DR.. Picrce's medicines
A perfect vest-pockct remedy, in small
vials and only one necessary for q dcsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
MIR FAULKNER'S FOUL WORK
DrSREpuTABLE METHODS OF THE WEST
VIRGINIA SENATOR EXPOSED.

,,r,xc AGENTS TO ENTRAP REPUBLICANS INTO
WRITING LETTERS APPROVING NEGRO
N"-FULL EXPOSURE OF
PLOT 70 MANUFACTURE DEMO
CRATIC CAPITAL d. MD.
LNpsEY'S STORY AND
DOCUMENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-17
IN WOMAN'S REALM.

A $1,000 scholarship has been established
at Mount Holyoke college by Mrs. Mary
Hall of New York.
Dora Wheeler Keith has recently COM
pleted the portrait of Lawrence Hutton in
her series of authors portraits.
Bryn Mawr college is to have four new
felowships, one in Latin and one each in
German, romance and chemistry.
Mrs. Dickinson of Fairport N. Y, has
just given $4O,0 900 to Oberlin college to be
added to the general endowment fund.
Three of the four Old South prizes given
to graduates of the Boston high schools for
the best essays on historical subjects Were
this year awarded to girls.
Miss Lizzie Sthresly, teacher of the
blind at Austin, has received notice from
the Washington patent ONCE that her APP
plication Tor patent on states for the blind
is allowed.
One of the incest girls in the cabinet cir
Gle is Miss Foster, daughter of the secre-
tary of the treasury. She is a fresh-faced,
bright, natural girl, full of life, spirit and
good sense.
Danish women are beating the record
now in cycling. The principal club has
about thirty lady members, and the craze
is spreading to the provinces, where peas
ant women ride to market town.
Mrs. Harrison displays her patriotic
spirit by wearing as q favorite brooch an
enamel pin, shield shaped, barred with the
stars and stripes, while a golden eagle
poises above with his wings outspread.
"Never talk about yourself, your dis
eases, your domestics or your dresses. Talk
about your friends interests, not your
own," advises one of the most interesting
conversationaiists among women.-Mar-
garet Fuller.
Mrs. Sherwood is past seventy, and re-
verses in fortune oblige her to support her.
self and her invalid husband on the pro-
ceeds of hsr readings and writings. She is
very lame, being troubled greatly with
rheumatism, but she is always gracious,
courtly and cheerful, and her voice is one
of the clearest and sweetest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-17
HOUSEHOLD.
Her First Cake

her irsI SaAe
She measured out the butter with very
The milk and sugar also; and she took the
greatest care
To count the eggs correctly and to add little
OF baking powder, which, you know beginners
Then s6estirred it all together and she baked
But She never quite fOrgave herself for leaving
Judge.
Miss Parloa, who is admitted authority
on cookery, does not esteem knowledge of
the art as of little value but says:
sit is of the first Importance that every
woman who is to have the direction and
care of 4 household. whether large or small,
should know how best to use money for
what is wholesome and palatable, and IN
derstand the principles upon which food
can be most economically cooked. No
woman should be considered as less accom-
plished or refined because she has given
considerable attention TO household duties,
and can, if need be, prepare dinner better
than the average hired cook. Mistresses
ought TO be in every respect the superiors
of their servants instead of being at their
mercy, as they too often unfortunately are.
The mission of schools such as Miss Par
loa inaugurated is a most commendable
one, and is certainly not pursued in valnz
Only few years ago learned women were
justly supposed ignorant of matters per-
taiEing to the cuisine, and would have been
surprised if they had been told that science
had its place there as well as in the labora-
tory. Now the veriest tyro knows that a
knowledge of chemical action is essential
and that no cooking is even edible where
this knowledge is ignored.
Cooking schools have made cooking
fashionable, and however men may laugh
at what they please to style late fad"
and profess TO be victinised by the ex-
perimeuts of amateur cooks, the fact re-
mains that young women are learning to
cook and to 90 it well, because of better
knewie5gs Of what is conducive to health.
The young girl who forgot the -four is
rot fair sample, and young women OF
sense ne lsage- boast Of ignorance where
they should have knowledge
Every daughter expects some day to De
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-17
LENTEN RECIPES.

Baked fish-F'or plain baked fish, scrape
and clean of scales. Wash. and wipe dry.
Rub with salt and pepper inside and out.
Fill the body of the fish with dressing.
Sew, or wind a string around it. Cover
the bottom of the baking pan with water.
Dust the fish with sifted bread or cracker
crumbs and haste with butter or the drip
pings. Thicken the gravy, season it to the
taste and add tomato catsup.
Dressing for baked tish-Erom three to
five crackers rolled fine, one small cupful
of chopped salt pork, one tablespoonful of
butter one teaspoonful of pepper. Sage
aud summer savory to taste. One finely
chopped onion for those who like the fla
vor.
Baked mackerel-Add little vinegar to
the water and wash thoroughly. Soak over
night In the morning wipe dry and put
bits of butter and sprinkle of cayenne in
side. Dredge with -four Pour half-pint
of water in the pan and bake in a quick
oven. Serve with dark gravy.
Dark gravy-To one tablespoonful of -four
add little water and beat to cream.
Pour this into the boiling liquor in which
the fish was cooked. Stir two minutes and
add a spoonful of Worcestershire sauce.
Fish croquettes-Take one pint of any
fresh fish. Remove skin and bones. Flake
fine and add butter half the size of a hens
egg. Season with salt, cayenne and onion.
MOlSten Win cream ana form into balls.
Brush with sailed beaten eggs. Roll in
cracker crumbs and fry.
Rissoles-Prepare the fish as for Gro
quotes. Roll piecrust about the sixth of
an inch thick. Cut into circles. Put a ia
blespoonful of the fish into each circle. Fold
the edges together, dip in beaten egg and
fry.
Oyster stew-Take one dozen large oys-
tiers. Put them in a kettle with a little
pepper, salt, and half pint Of water Boil
three minutes and add half pint of hot
milk or cream. Let them boil one minute
and add butter the size Of walnut.