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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07

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cents per load at our mill.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07
AUGUST Ia,

Excursion Fare from Brunswick
NORFOLK, VA, (FoR SEASIDE
REsoRTs) -. ..,.. :. $ts,t5
WILMINGTON, N. c. (wRleHTs-
VILE 6EAcH) 900
WASHINGTON, D. C......... 40, 10
And Attractive Rates to All Other
Points on Application.
THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPING
CARS ON TRAIN NO. 50 DIRECT
TO NORFOLK, ARRIVING NOR
FOLK 1850 A. M. AUGUST is.
Tickets limited to return on any train
until SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1908.
Atlantic Coast Line
MAKE UP YOUR PARTY AND GO.
For Reservation or Information See
Ticket Agent or Write to
&. NJ. NORTH,
Division Passenger Agent.
Savannah. Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07

DeWITT'S ,s.,:;,,ss WITCH HAZFy
S<ALV e. Fer Flies. r-.rns. Sores
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
The Town AWakes

EARLY II Nav every wear. some gray
l. headed councillor rises II his place II
the old fashioned town hall, and method
callv moves the appropriation Of one
hundred dollars -Or the GalloWs Hill Bon
fire Association. The motion Is passed
without question. and the money IS
handed 10 The treasurer ot the assoCla-
tl5n. Immediately The members rouse
themselves from their Eear-lo-lg letha-gy
and begin the work OF collecting materials
Tor the annual ire For almost TWO
months. express wagons. barrel wagons.
and even push carts may he seen c-rcul4--
i-C throughout the town. gathering al
manner Of --.-ia1nrnahle stuff IT the E-----
C-lc display
During tins period al roads lead 70
GaIows Hell L rises Treeminert II The
-lIlv pastures on the outskirts Of the
-ov-. completely isolated Iy q deep
gully. It's crest. once Su--uouuted bE
the shadow Of q grim platform and
dangling rope. The terror o- every OLD
woman II The colony. j. again me scene
OF h-,---,.-E and busting \ host ot men.
as noisy and -utllaut as their ancestors
were silent and taCltu--l, are busy with
hammer and ladder. \ well defined
-7la-. under the direction OF q hired car
-pe--e-. Is followed IN the construction of
III stack one hundred massive hogs
heads. nailed and rlVeted together II me
form Of an immense letter D. form the
foundation. Tier after tle- rises. each
fastened securely 10 the one beneath. and
each containing q few barrels less --lfil
The -a-,e---E pile, sometimes more l-a---
one hundred Eeec n height. ends with
---r-e. barrel. above which floats The 1a-
mons H.r The work never lags. and The
stack IS a--.avs masterpiece. 1o- the
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

TIL fury of the chemical world IS tle
element -l-o-ln- although. srra ngelE
e-o-gr. i exists peacefully II company
wiki calcium II -iuo-spa- and also II q
-e.- other compounds
Although this element vas known f-il
--reE a good while ago. i long resisted
he efforts IF chemists - isolate It. c-lsiI
Is. prepare Il II a pure state, uI-l-ll->el
chemically with other substances. lc- q
--,. instant The compound containing i
was Torn a-,a-r. the free 1uor1n attacked
a-f combined with whatever substance
c.-ro-e6 the vessel containing i. II
Was finally isolated by the great French
Chemist }I.-ssal-
Flug-.- Is Il -abid gas that nothing can
----t II combines with al metals, e25-
--u5lTelv with some or II they are al
ready combined with some other non
metallic element. Il mere .ess-- tears them
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

n the celebration OF which to give Vent 10
i s prlde. On these two occasions. the great
metropolis seems TO stretch invisible arms
abroad TO gather up al the good natured
party strife. all the patriotism. all the
youthful ambitions and hopes, OF a whole
nation. and to llul them nolSilv forth
Nowhere IN the country can there be
found a parallel celebration. except per
haps At this very season OF the year IN the
little old fashioned city of Salem, Massa-
chusetts
When Hawthorne wrote. this historic
New England city had already begun 10
leave IT'S greatness behind. At the head
of the list of American commercial cen
tiers n the colonial DAYS i had gradually
deteTlorated, until n 1870 the occupant
OF its customs house could sit with his
heels on his desk and dream all dav with
out fear OF interruption for business.
Its vessels. once known IN every seaport
II the world. lay rotting At It's wharves.
H-Av the memory Of It's departed argosies
NAMED Such was the Salem Haw-
tfgorne described IN the introduction TO
5 Scarlet Letter, and such Il has re-
iained.
But. strange TO say. this old ivy grown
5wn. with It's crooked streets. its CON
mental buildings. and its inhabitants
ost II drearnings OF the past. has once
very wear burst forth into the Celebra-
ton Of American independence Months
beforehand. preparations begin. and cul-
inmate II one final Wild hurrah on the
-llgl- before the Fourth. only 10 subside
quickly and ulysteT1ously the morning
after
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
By ]. G. O'MAHONEY

comparisons OF the
oldest inhabitant to face.
On the morning OF the third of Tulv.
Salem becomes the Mecca of all the ven
ders OF the surrounding district. with
their peanut stands, hand organs. gas
balloons. cow bells, tin horns. and all
other imaginable instruments OF bedlarn.
he influx also includes Bostonians
Harvard students, and would be Bohemi-
ans IN quest Of a new form OF pleasure.
All during the afternoon little knots of
visitors may be seen climbing the steep
approaches Of the hill. to inspect the
enormous pile which has been standing
completed now for q week or more. The
noise Centers round the historic Witch
House on EsseN-st. \ continuous racket
IS kept up, which increases as the dav
grows older, releasing hundreds of men
and boys from the workshops and fac
tories. At nine o clock the streets of the
town are deserted
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
FTUORIN. THE CHEMICAL FURY

away from II. and takes them T" ,t-e-t.
In uniting with sodium. potassium. cal
ciun. magnesium. and alunluarr- The
metals become heated. even 70 res-ress
fv the tervor Of its embrace. Iron nj
ines slightly warm burst into brilliant
scir-illatI0ns when exposed to Il. Man
ganese does the same. Even the noble
metals. which 1t melting heat proudly
~es;s+ The destinations Of oxygen. Sue
c71-7lb 10 this chemical siren at moderate
temperatures
Glass IS devoured at once, and water
ceases 70 he water by contact with this
cas. which. combined with its hydrogen.
1t the same moment forms The acrid.
glass dissolving hydrofuoric acld. and
lbe~ates ozone
Even hvd-otiuoric acid eats irro and
DESTROYS every known substance except
platinum and lead.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
Climax of the Day

FINALLY. # We fall in line and follow
the throng, JoStllng along slowly but
good natureGly, blowing horns in our
ears and setting of giant crackers at our
heels, we reach the gates. The sound of
band greets US indistinCtlv through
the din. and II we push close enough we
hear the strains of America" or Hia-
Watha' or some other later and more
ephemeral popular song. The crowd be
gins to spread out here and there in the
grass. There Is no illumination now. ex-
Cept the moon IN the clear sky above,
and the sudden flicker OF matches or the
glImmer Of cigars and punk sticks among
the crowd.
Eleven o'clock comes. and every eve
Is bent on the tall shadow on the top OF
GallowS Hill. Its base Is roped of and
guarded. and 10 one but the favored few
IS allowed to approach. Only a lantern
or TWO NAV ne seen moving about inside
The lines. Everyone IS waiting for the
last stroke Ct twelve The atmosphere
seems charged with suppressed excite
rleuc. L Is FIVE minutes 10 twelve One
Of the lanterns begins TO move up through
the center Of the stack We can see Il
through the chinks. climbing higher and
higher
The lantern has reached the uttermost
barrel The tension Is uubroken. save for
The clicking of -eyolvers on every side.
Suddenly q vast sheet Of flame ervelOps
The Tip If The spire. 4 deep sigh seems
10 90 forth from the hills and instantly
the air IS filed with the rattle and bang
of firearms II a Wild salute. Little
tongues oi FIRE are leaping from the
mouths cf a thousand revolvers. Oyam4
and his victorious battalions could hardly
manufacture more noise than do these
e-stwllile silent Saleultes when that
flame bursts forth.
Hardly a minute has passed. Il seems
As though The flag has been forgotten and
that i alll perish \ cry, half earnest
half hypocrlticaI resounds- " Save the
Tag! Save the flag" And year IN and
year out. II the same way, a figure ap-
pears dramatically on the burning pile
and sr4tches the flag from seeming lnev-
liable destruction.
The crowd fingers while the bonfire
burns away ike q mighty candle n the
hand OF love Nero hddled to DO grander
sight. But i passes II q few hours. and
The next day nothing remains but heap
Il sruol5e-lrg ashes.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
THE FOURTH IN OLD SALEM

NE Y YORK
~ CITY has its
Election Night and
It's New Year 5 Eve
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

builders have ira
dItion to combat.
and the invidious
comparisons OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

AMERICAN CLEANING COMPANY, Street milwaukee Wis
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
Insured

Stockings shrink stretch and washing does harden them
xand Stocking scannot~
The new South-news., 1908-02-08
FEEL EVERY CHANGE OF
me WEATHER.
A bad Back 10 Always Worse Du-
ring Wet or Chaneab'e
Weather

IL your back like haromcierr
Does il foreteli every cnauge O.
weather.
Does ever, cold settle on your
kidncyss
Bring aching. shsobing painsS
Does il disorder the urines
The Kidneys are calling for help
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
A Gossesse. of sli Grand Avenue,
Meridian, Miss. says. My wife had
suffered considerably with kidney
disease and pains in hack aud loins.
Cold which settled in her kidneys
was the starting point of the ,roub-
le. at first she thought it would pass
away but instead II grew worse. |
had heard grea, deal about Do
ans Kidney Pills aud when she be-
came so bad, | got her a box aud
she commenced taking them. They
acted quickly and thoroughly for
by ,hs time she had taken three
boxes. she was well as ever. | new
er here her complain of headache,
pains in back and Kidneys ANY
more. Her health is good and
can say truthfuily that Doan's
Kianey Pills helped her when 9TH
remedies had no effect. My wife
aud have both recommended them
10 friends of ours and ali speak
very highly of them"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milbnrn Co, Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for tie United
States.
Remember the name Doau,s
and take no other.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

Mr., aud Mrs. j. H Moores, OF
Lansing, Mich. are in the ''house
OF their frien's" again in Ellisville,
and will remain here for some days.
They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
N. B. Shelby and family. They are
on their way to Florida, where they
will spend a couple Of months be-
fore they return to their Northern
home. They have legions Of friends
in Ellisville who were GLAD to greet
them once mere.
Mr.. B. f. Fridge returned from
Baton Rouge. La tho latter part
of last week, where he had been tor
q NE DAYS At the bedside Of his
father, who died and was buried
during his stay. Our sympathy go
out to all the bereaved ones in their
sad affection,
The Eilisvll!e Manufacturing Co.. :.
are running on full time and book
lag and shipping orders every day
Bob Welborn and supr. Campbell
says everything is moving along
splendidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shelby. OF Hat.
heeburg, spsnt last Sunday hers
the guest Of his father and mother,
NJ. and Ars. N. B. Shelby and tam
lily.
| Bury Graves. cashier OF the hank
1t PAchusa. was here last Haudsy
the guest of his home people.
Green B. Lsndrum and fsmily
have moved to Laurcl, whore they
will res1de in the future
We are gssd 70 report thst Mn.
~. v. Walters who has heeo quits
loDk ~ ooms tanno = osteing vel.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08
0,,r fIs.,n EnlLc Their DOings


A beautiful wedding took place at
the Presbyterian church a; clock
Wednesday evening. The contract
ing parties were Miss Margurite
the beautiful and accomplished
dsughter OF Major and Mrs W. s.
Pettis of this place and Rev NJ. q.
Patterson, the able pastor Of the
Baptist church 1T Kosciusko. Miss.
Rev. Charles Oherschmidt of,lcist.
ing.
The church was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion and bridal
party entered under the beautiful
strains Of Mendhelson wedding
ma -ch. the bride entered on the arm
of her father, Were she VAS met
Ut the altar by the groom, where
they were made man and wife by the
beautiful and impressive ceremony
OF the minister
These popular young people were
she happy rec lpients of many hand
some and costly presents.
The bride and groom left on the
s: 30 soutnbonnd passenger tram on
their wedding tour. They have the
best wishes Of all our people
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

Ncs~rS t'rark N Lee prsd r. Z
tne Railroad Commission and Sir
Webb. another member Of the com.
missior were IN our city Thursday.
looking over the ground with a
view ot having the NJ. J. Il h. c.
and n. o. S y +. r r.. connect
their lines a't thia place. There j.
reason in the wcrld why This should
not b. done. Tho four saw mills
here with average cut ot zee.
feet Of lumber daily are virtually
denied the privilege of shipping
their products over both roads.
We believe the railroad Commission
viii grant our people Il IL rcasons-
BILE and just demand
The many TRENDS Of General Az
thur Fridge. will he glad to learn
that he has been re-appoirtcd Ad-
luranf General Of Nississppi Nation
al Guard for the next four wears
and been confirmed by the senate
Prof. G II. SCI ones. who las or.
ganissd and is teachinga a brass hand
at ovetr. was in our city Friday.
The NJ & NJ Bank stock sold at the
Anderson estate sale iasf saturday.
at f2li.oo per share-a fine showing
for said hAnk.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

The state of siiasissippi.
County Of Jones.
No lsi4.
O'Ferrail Broe.,
Va
W. i. Shove ct at
BY virtue OF an execution to me di.
rected which issued from the cfiiicr
Off. ". Bolton. a Justice OF the Peace
OF the county of Forest, In enid state
and in favor of O'Ferral Bros. Of Hat
tiesburg, and against W. +. Showr ct.
al. for the sum OF Sls1.75, besides the
Interest thereon and all costs. have
this day levied upon the following re-
nj estate belonging 10 the said defend
ant, w. =. Shows. In the county OF
Jones and State of Miss, to wit; part
OF Lot No 10 IN the town of Noselle.
Jones county Miss. lying in See. II T.
s II Is west. all OF which | viii offer
for sale tor leash TO the highest and
best bidcer, within legal hours OF sale
at the court house door In the Town
OF Ellisyille Miss. on Monday the 2nd
day OF March \. ID. 1908, to salty said
Judgments, interest and all costs,
Sale within legal hours. Tue Sth day
OF February a. ID. 1908
AMOS JORDAN Sheriff.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

Who will pay up aud ONE
YEAR IN ADVANCE, we
viii present them a copy of
this Invaluable book. With
this book you can't make any
mistake in describing land
numbers.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

The following ont of town people
attended the Patterson Pettis nup-
tials here last Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Roberts. New Orleans.
La Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Mocres, OF
lansing, Mich. Misses belinda Fish.
or. Shreveport, La, Edith Wardlaw,
Oxford, Mise, Florence Bowen.
Handsboro. Miss. Charlie jackson,
Tuscumb bia, Ala, May Hadden, Bay
Springs, Miss. Marry Simpson, Pass
Christian. Miss, and Messrs. Moore
Of Meridian. Holcomb of Tupelo.
Patterson Of New Hebron and Ram.
sey Of Ovett.
The building committee Of the
Baptist church have settled with
Stanley Craft in full for the nice
addition to the church
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

The state OF Mississippi.
County Of Jones.
No lsi4.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

Left my place last Monday. one
brown ani white co,ored bra dog.
with scar on left shoulder. medium
size. A liberal reward Will be paid
for his return to me.
JOHN ANDERSON,
Elnsvilie. Miss.
The In grippe is getting d good
grip on the people-many are sick
with IT, but none seriously.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

PRESBYTERIAN :-Paeachi Ak overv
1st IL 3rd, Sunday in each month
by Rev. Chas. O5erschmitd
Sunday school at 8 80 =. IN
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

The weather bureau 6ished the
weather out good and strong We'd
n nesday.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08
Can you vote.
st. Valsntine's Day
Friday, February 14.h.

b. T. Knight was in our city
last Tuesday.
Harrison Adams. of Pachusa. was
here Sunday.
N. W Hyde has a beautiful line
Of V slentines.
Asron Todd. Of Big creek, was in
town Tuesday.
supt- T. Z. Waldrup. of Laurel.
wss here Wednesday.
A. r. Mimms, Of Ove,t, was in
the CITY Wednesday.
Keep your eve on the space Of the
Rufin Mercantile Co
Charles Il. Botnick was a Cres-
cent City visitor sunday.
William Tucker. came home from
Meridian, Thursday evening.
The Board Of Supervisors were in
session most OF the week at Lauvel
Attorney Montgomery, If Laurel,
was here on business last Thurs
day.
r. N. Crosby. of Crosby. was q
business visitor to our city Tues
day.
Mics Florence Bowen, of Hands.
boro, is visiting friends here this
week.
W. A. Cough. of Hattiesburg,
was here last Thursday between
trains.
Miss Stralte entertained her
friends at candy pulling on last
Tuesday night.
George i. 1isdale and family, of
Meridian. are spend awhile here
with relatives.
Miss Lucy Watson has returned
home after an extended visit to her
brother at Mcneil.
We are glad to see Jeff Reddoch
out again, after weeks confine
ment with Ia grippe.
4 r. Flanagan. superintendent OF
tho Northeastern. was here on bus
iness last Thursday.
Robert Deupree. formerly night
operator here, has been sent to Pop
larville to work days.
Are. B. F. Ferrill who has been
quite sick with Ia grippe, is recover
ing and will room be we'll again.
Allen Boutwell, was elected super
intendent Of the county convict
farm In place of E. B. Nelborn.
Our good friend F. s. Senton, OF
Hastiesburg, spent last Monday
here shaking hands with old friends.
President Lse and Mr.. Webb OF
the State Reilroad Commission was
IN our city on business last Thurs.
day.
What has become Of A. Gerhardt:
Can any one give US the informa-
ton So many people ask us abou,
him.
The Anderson Land Sale wss well
attended here last Saturday and the
lands generally brought good
prices.
DR.. I. P. Clayton has bought the
Fountain Co, stock OF goods and
Will continue the business at ths
same place.
The Ruffln Mercantile Co. the
new firm, are opening up IN the N
B. 6lelby building and are ready
for business. New goods are being
Z received daily.
4 Attorney G. s Streets residenct
caught on FIRE from defective flus
on last rkurs,iav morning. but quich
action of the fire departments soor
put it ont with small damage.
We arc authorlz Il to announc'
+, that Rev. J. d, Jamison will preach
1t the Bspsis' church Sunday at l,
O'Clock q. m. ani .. nj. All arr
~1mAnn IL srxaN<,d r.. afAnad
The new South-news., 1908-02-08
4ssISst 4ssiSs Af q ElLiSVlLLE

SOUTH BOUND.
No. /. No. 5, No.3 No. 7,
6:a1 NJ 10 ~ ~; 4 ~ y NJ sii5 p M
NORTH BOUND.
No. 8, No. 4. No. 2. No. $.
1l.l5 IN l:22 p IN li;61 m 1920 p m
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

BAPTIsT preaching every 2nd
and 4th Sunday IN each month by
Rev. A. p. Puxh.
Sunday school al 80 n. m.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08

METHODIST Preaching e-rery LIST
Il 3fd Sunday Rev. w. J. d. wson,
Pastor. eundsy school 80 N.
The new South-news., 1908-02-08
FOR RENT.

a good farm, 100 acres in cnitiya
ton. with six room dwelling house,
good water and within three miles
OF Elii-viIle. Apply TO
Is, DuBoSE, Ellisyille, Miss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-13

for fricassee. Cover with cold water,
putting the cleaned giblets with them.
Set at the side of the range and bring
slowly to a gentle boil Keep this up
for half an hour. Take out the meat
and set aside to cool. Add 10 the
gravy a teaspoonful OF onion juice, a
stalk of celery. chopped. a tablespoon
full of minced parsley, pepper and salt
TO taste Boil for half an hour longer.
closely covered.
Soak two tablespoonfuls OF gelatin
in cold water for an hour, and while
the gravy is still hot strain it over the
soaked gelatin Then pour upon the
chicken. Have ready good pun paste
nearly an inch thick Arrange the
chicken neatly in a deep dish, pour
In the gravy. which should cover the
meat entirely, put on the crust. print
ing 1t all around the edge TO prevent
shrinking and crawling" and bake In
a moderate oven for an hour with a
paper over the crust Remove the pa.
per and brown.
Should be eaten cold with sauce
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-13

cordance With the terms and pre-
visions OF ordinance No. 1859, ar
proved August II. 1908, now 81 recor
in the office Of the city clerk OF SAT,
| city, No. iii Commercial avenue
where printed copies of the ordinance
may be obtained on application to th'
said clerk, and in the office of thu
city engineer Of the city, In the sam,
building, the specifications of and FOL
the said work will be found and may
be there examined.
The said local Improvement as d
crIbed in the said ordinance, and the
bids must be for the construction OF
the Improvement in strict conformity
with its terms and provisions. Bids
will be received for the making of the
Improvement as a whole.
All bids or proposals must be ac
conpanied by cash or by check pay
able to the order of the President OF
the said Board in his official capa
city, and certified by responsible
bank for an amount equal to ten 10)
per centum of the amount of the bid
or proposal. and without such cash
or check, no bid or proposal will be
considered The bids must be deliv.
cred to the Board at the time and
place first above mentioned, No. iii
Commercial avenue aforesaid; and at
said time and place, the Board, in open
session. will open. examine and
publicly declare said bids or pro
pcsaIs.
The contractor whose bid may be
accepted shall enter into contract
with the said city of Cairo for the
construction of the said Improvement
in strict accordance with the terms
and requirements of the said ordi
nance, and shall also enter into a
bond payable to the said city in the
sum of fifty (5O) per centum of the
amount of his bid. with security to
be approved by the said Board, eondi-
toned for the faithful performance,
in all respects, of his said contract
and for holding the city harmless
etc. aud he shall bind himself In
his said contract and bond, to guaran-
tee his work for the period Of two (2)
years from and after the acceptance
Of the same by the said Board and
It's confirmation by the court
The contractor to whom the con.
.ract for the construction of the i'm.
prCvement is awarded and who shall
10 the work, will be paid in bonds
IF the city bearing interest at the
ate of five 60 per centum per am.
num- from their respective dates.
blanks for bids or proposals will be
furnished on application to the said
'ity engineer at his office aforesaid. |
fhe board reserves the right to re. |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-13
Puff Paste.

Into one quart of sifted -four mis-
two teaspoons OF baking powder and
a teaspoon of salt, then sift again
Measure out one teacup of butter and
one of lard. hard and cold Take the
lard and rub into the -four until a very
fine, smooth paste, then put in just
enough ice water. say half cup. con
tanning a beaten egg. the white Of the
egg to mix a very stiff dough. Roll fl
out into a thin sheet. spread with
one-fourth Of the butter. sprinkle over
with a little -four. then roll up closely
In a long roll like a scroll Double
the ends toward the center. fatten and
reroll. then spread again with another
quarter Of tine butter Repeat this
operation until the batter is used uu.
put il on an earthen dish. cover il with
d cloth and set IL in a cold place. T..
the ice box in sumMee. Let IL re
main until co'd an tour or more Dr.
fore making on. me crust. Yen mas
roll This pastry IN acy direction. but
Won must Rave nice l5ar. ice water
azd ve-v little OF It