THM WILMLNSsTONIATg


AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, Nov. "a. 1895.
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Our collation. for this week is made up,
pretty much, of cold slices and warm scraps
We do not know how they will be rel
ished by Indifferent appetites, but such as
always bear keen edge. will, we have no
doubt, fell pretty well satisfied after one
course. We have taken some pains to sea-
son the dish with due proportion Of mur
ders, rob5erics, riots, &C., &c, which in our
opinion, (Which has been formed by criti-
cal observation of the whims and caprices
of some of our eccentric guests) may render
those parts of more insipid order, rath-
er palateable We hope the feast, upon
the whole, will be acceptable and apPreci-
atcd. We have eXertcd our skill in catering
for the edifcation and amusement Of our rea-
ders, and we trust our labor will not prove
vain and unsatisfactory.