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LIFE IS BRIGHT.

BY FRANCIS L. WELLS.
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Sec. 90. That the act, entitled "an act
establishing boards of County Commisslun-
ers," passed March 5, 1881, and The amen.
daIory acts thereto, passed February 25.
1888, February %, 1884, March IA, 1896;
also The act, entitled ian &C, au~lhoriziug
County Commissioners To- remit fines in
certain cases." passed March l3,l843;
also the act, entitled "an act 10 provide for
filling vacancies ia the hoard Of County
Commissioners, aud prescribing their
powers and duies 10 certain cases." passed
April 30, 1882, be and they are hereby
repealed, provided, that The acts done.
obligations incurred and rights acquired
under the provisions Of sniJ acls repealed,
shall remain and be in no Use altered or
affected by this act, provided further that
nothing in this act shall be so construed as
TO affect the term of Office of any commits.
sioner heretofore eiecled and qualified.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March IL, 1883.
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Of Real Estate by Order
Of COuri.

N Saturday the Sth day ofJuno, A. u. 1889
N~Iheiween tho hours Of ten O'Clock A. M. and
Tour O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, on the promises.
Will be sold to the highest bidder, tle ~falIowing
real es ate, as the property Of Henry Rowland.
deceased. to wit; being n part of the south west
quarter Of section numher lhirty.six 1876 in town.
snip nutiher twenly.iour (llJ range number
seventeen ~ Bounded nv FL lows: brainninp M
the north east corner OF said qulrter; thence
west on the line Of said quarter. Que hundred and
th'r'y three aud a third prrchcs t, a most; thence
sonth with u variation Off deg ecs. XIV perches
t"a post thence east with variation oI 0 I'm
degrees, one hundr' and thirty three and one
thlru pcrChes TO n post on the east boundary linn.
lhenco north with the cast boundary line Of s,id
quarter, To the place ofbeginn,ug, c6ntaInino 6lty
aGres' situated in said Ashland county. Ohio, sub.
lect TO tho dover estate of Chrsteul Rowland. NJ
faid premises, appraised atden hundred and INV
dollars, subject To sad dover, Terms of a In.
one haIl cash In hand, and the residue in SIX
months rom the day of sale; bpck payments 10 be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
bIR1f ! ROWLAND, .
administrator Of Henry Rowland deed.
kELLoGG y ALLISON. for Petitioners
Ashland, AprI II, 1888. 4w5i
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what you have uttered to-day hasten
ed home full Of anxiety and grief, only to
find my father at the point of death. He
never gave a token Of recognition Of my
presence, and resigned his spirit into The
hands of God amid The griefs of a sorrow
ing household, Of whom mine was indeh-
ni,ely the most bitter. Ouce, indeed, be-
fore my arrival. he rallied sufficiently Il
inquire if had come, and on being an
swered in The negative, relspsed into a sIRie
Of insensibilily, and never spoke agsia.a
| s!ood beside his bed, and gazed upon the
~liGelesS features of one Of the best Of fathers,
whose every command it was my duty To
have obeyed, land which as a general
thing did obey the though, of that last
act Of disobedieace and nnkindnesstortured
my like an svenging fendi and felt as if
a word Of forgiveness from those cold lips
would have been received more ~joy!ully
than a welcome admission 10 the bliss Of
heaven
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SUENFl"S SAFE

Kellogg SR'yle Attachment, 10 Ashland
Samuel Mcleod. } Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command or nIon.i..,
"rder OF sa Q duly issued in the aboyc cn,s
rom The CO. IT Of Common Pleas Of AshI"n,i,
o"un'y and S'ate Of OHIO, to me directed. / will
rhposo 10 public sale At the door Of The Cont.
House, ia said cuuO,y, on
MoDhW The lSM dag of June,
AZ lS,S; between tho hours Of ten O'Clock
a. q. ~ "mu ,our o'cl'ek p NJ. Of slid day, the
in the county Of Ashland aud Stats or nh; Se'.s
WI; 'ot number thirty two, in Graham,s nJi;,,,o"o,
70 me town o. Ashland, Ashland Conn, ' nhia
ahu appraised ct the sum of one hund,... ~" LII
tnir'J dollars. Terms Of sale. cash. u
A.h,,., u,,, d. JONES, Sheriff.
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TIE CRoUP--liow To PREVENT IT.
A correspondent Of The New York Mirror
q medic practitioner, in an article on this
subj CT. says:
"Tbe prtmonitory symptoms Of Group,
IS a shrIll sonorlous cough. The patient
IL not slck-has no fever, as often in a
common colds lively, perhaps even gay.
or Than usual; his hands ara cool, his face
flush. possibly a shade paler than usual.
The solitary ~ mptoms may last for a few
days, with no maleri increase or ahale
mrnt, aud without atirariing any nWirr,
suddenly, hoa ever, the disease heretofore
latent, hursis forth in all is fatal fury. and
TO often continues lis ravages, unchecked,
10 the dreadful cunsummation. The rem.
edies for this symptom If Group are sim.
pie. and in most eases perfectly efficient.
They are a mustard poallice, or strip Of
hanel dipped in oil Of lurpenline, or spir.
iis Of harshnn. applied to the throat, and
nausealing buses OF Hive syrup to be con.
iinued as long as the cough remains By
this timely employment Of mild agents., I
mhesilatinRiy assef, that a multitude Of
lives might DO saved every week, that are
nov lost through negligence and delay"
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NOTICE IN CuANCERY.

SARAH a. BOYLE, viii take notice. that at the
- last Term Of the Court orCom. Pleas of Ash
ana county,, OH =, Thos. l. Bowie filed in the
Jerks oilce OF said Court his Petition in Chan
Gerry and the same is now pendln alleging
.Inong other things that sud parties were lawGni-
y married and lived and cohibrted together as
husband aud wife up to about the last If Jmu,ty.
1890, when said de,endant left his domicil: absent.
ed herself from his bed aud hoard and has con.
unued so tn do Tor more than three years, with.
nj any just cause ar prnvocation. The object
and PRAYER of which Petition is tn obtain a decree
NJ Divorce from said defendant, who is further
notified thot unless size appear and plead. answer
or demur to said Petition, said Petitioner viii nah
tor such decree at tho n"Nttern of said Court.
SMITH SLOAN,
May IS, lS53-Gw52,
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Natfcr.

'T'HERE will be petition presented TO the
Il Commissioners Of Ashland Comfy. at their
June session, for an %aIteratio in the county road
eading from Orange to Savannah, commencing
asst OF Masham Bowman's, at a pair of bars
ihence north Of John Meical.'s house thence
eas' to '%n'ersect the road reading from Orange 10
Troy, north "fl The bridge, Opposite to a cherry
rec IN Valentine HerIner's field. Also, the old
road vacated until the place nf beginning.
May 4, 1853. dw5i
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RED AxTs-Hnw To he rid Of the lirle
rssrals ~hO run out upon the china, and
el mi the Jumps " whhe sugar when CON
pAny is into tea, just as If they we're inul.
ied-lhis is the question with many a
householder, A correspondent Of he Cul
tlvalOr, SAYS.
"SeversI years ago, my father rented a
house almost oveirun wiz them. and tley
were destroyed in the following manrer:-
A piece Of sllag bark, hickory bark WAS
laid u the shelfIn the pantry. where they
seemed 10 be he ihickest, and il attracted
them-Indeed it seemed more Of a ~fa,urile
with lhem han any thing they could rel.-
The piece we had about four inches Idle
and Two lcet long, was red with them in an
hour or two, WHEN with a suddvn jar, they
wire shaken ino the FIRE, aud The bark sci
as a lrap for hen again In our case this
was an enlhe rxieInInal0r.
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NOIit,c

> hereby given, that tho undersigned has been
l. appointed and qualified as Administrator nj
the estate ofElrzabeth Fast, diseased. All per.
sons having claims against sad estate, ate
requested 10 present item legally authenucated
within one year from the dnto; and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to uaid estate ara
requested TO make immediate payment.
May II, 1883. 2wb,.
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CHLoRroSs: IN BOTANICAL SugegRv.-
A bolanist at Orleans, France, has been
trying the eliec, of c~hlorOfOrn upon plants
and flowers. His best experiment seems
to have been made upon a Sensitive Plant.
AZ you know, this fuws. ccnlracls imrne.
dlalely upon contact with, or even at the
approach of any fareign s%uhshnce.--
Strange to say, it made no objections To
the vicinity of a sronge containing chloro
form, and alter having experienced its full
effect. remained constantly omen, al.
lOSin itself TO be handled and syaelled Of
giIh0uI the least shrinking or covering
il even, consented to be pTnbed with =
lancet ar soeie other instrument Of tho ma.
t%uTalsli WIN, thinking he might never have
such al oPpnrIunlIy again, diosecled its
most vi;ll organs, meeting with no,hirn but
The nnIt bland resignation during The whole
autnpsy. Aelhe eject NJ iiie narcotic pass
ed oil, the petaI seemed to curl c0nvul.ipe.
~ up, hut beyond that. there was no fur
lher evidence Of life OF sPnsibiily. The
PROCLAMATION to which it had heen subjected
lis sleep, cornbincd with the ruth.
Ct The lancet, had killed il. II
never stirred again. Or the. same stem
another noser. to which chlnhorm wss
applied, preserved throughout, it, I'm
willingness to he approached, sHI during
process Of dissection. remained iGscru.
tshi" within doors, the blinds clnssd, tie
curtains drawn, aud da, light. inpcrineGce
aud science hOPelessly shut out.-COr. n.
Y. IimpI.
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'0"T Beam Partition in Ashland
David Beam ct al. Common pleu,.
PURSUANT To the command of an order Of
l sale. issued in the above case from the
Ccnrt ofCommon Pions OF Ashland eouh,y Ohio
to me directed, | will expose to public saIc A. I'M,
door oI.he Court House in said county, on
Mondy tie iath day Of June.
A'p' 1893, between the hours Of ten o'clock
lowing described real estate: sIt,nIs' \ a h..
ing IN the county Of Ashland and State of Ohio.
10 WI; belUg the north half oithe south eas, ouar,
Ter OF section two, township twcnty-three t2sN
aud range seventeen tl7.) and upon The following,
lerns' TO wiz one thirt c'sh in hand, one third
W QUE year, and "ne third in two Yeas from day
gage on the promises.
J. D. JONES, Shsrtg.
M"y ~ A'D' 1913 6lpfS4,60
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AuDIToR's OFFIcE-AsnLAND CouNrY.
certify that have compared the fore.
going law with the copy furnished this
office by the Secretary of Stale, and find
the same to be correct.
ISAAC GATES, AUprroR.
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CONSUMPTIONC CURED
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
MesSrs Baker, &. Co;

DEAR SiRs-The public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands OF remedies u Dis, astd lungs under
the hties Of Sara arlllas, Pills. Plasters, Liniments
&C, mat are daily brought To their notice lhroueh
ihe new papers. BY way of advertisements, NV III.
ihe public. or Ut least those who are aTicied M tbev
WIN use patent inedicines) TO use one that centnin,
AItVles OF real USE IN pulmonary diseases. | am con.
sglous mat III 50 doing. | an acting most uIproies.
slGna " ana dcrOgatOry To the interests OF medical
SO,vh0e am the regular practitioners Of medicine.
ING mtdlclhe to which I refer is "Dr. Raips BaL
sam for the haRgs." | have prescribed il i'm 4 large
nulhher OF cases, and always with success. one eass
en- up by scgcral physicians who had been esIie5i N
consultation with myself. The patient bsd sIIths
s,f,lllt9hls ~ 9 ,nhrned consumption, sach as Cold
Nlsnl Sweats. Hectic Fever, HaIrassing Cough. win
continued pain % the Lobe Of the Right Lung. attend.
ed WIN severe DiarrhUa! lie CON menced immrJi.
atciy u get better, by the use Of the above naIue,I
i~nedltine, and was soon restored to his usual health !
nave also found Or. Halls BalSam the most yaIu..
oe SAfeet2lsnt or breaking up distressing Coughs
w.D. WRIGHT. NJ. d,
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WEIGW ATD CONSlDER.
DR.: Hairs B.ALSAM, is no ParagOrie
Preparation, but a Medicine which
makes cures al home Uhere the
Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and COnSumptivs
Remedy.

M DERil have you a cough, which You are neV.
Ieo,inB ulucF tle Juea That IL Is only a common cold.
ahu mat II viii soon "wear itself QUIT" lei 4 friend
'eil you, all Kindness, what VIM soon be The prnb.
d result. Id a snort time II You continue to neg.
leot yourself, you Will begin 10 feel a sense of tirhi.
'nesS ana oppression across the chest. accompanied
WIN frequent sharp darting pains. Then. A dTy hack.
ius cough WIN set in. Hnd when you raise ANYTHING
II VIII hea mick and yellOwish, or white frolhy mat.
leI' streaked perhaps with blood. If You still take no
mtulclhe' ihese unpleasant symptoms will Increase.
ana uu VIII soon have hectic fever cold chiIls,
hlgnt sweals, copious cxpectoratiOn, and then great
P~IpslTau"D. " YOU still neglect Yourself a few
weeks OF months Will see you consigned 10 the grave.
tavlne your friends TO mourn how rapidly cnnsump.
n ava W. Tvs W Ih, ana hurried you away. Priendsi
haNo y"u no cause To be alarmed 7 In the aboyo
shelch you may see IN 4 glass. how every cnse nfron
sumption progresses. with mare or lesA rapidi,y In :
lalal termination. or all the thousands aud miIiinns
WhOn lllls great Destroyer has gathered 10 the tomb
every single Ease began with a cold n this had
neen attended to, all might have heen wcll-but. he.
lhg neglected, under the fatal delusion that IL Womb
wear ltSeIt on, II transferred I sdtadly act on 10 tba
hnnsiahee ui tue Lungs, exciting there ihe To-, maiion
oituhorcles. Another. anG dnothe- cold added lei 10
tue Talhc, unlll tlesc t~uheTcles began 10 sufien and
iutpu'a'e. IcaVihg, ny th.lr ulcefatiOn, great cavitirs
W the lungs. Al this crisis the disease is very dim.
cult Ofcure. aud often times sets at defiance ali Inn.
man means. "'"u'
IN the latter or worst stage, this medicine will NJ
tenilines arrest the disease, or check its progress, and
WI, Always MAKE The patient more Comfortable, and
pioInhg MS ne, aud II Is therefore worthy of the tri !.
al-but in lis %incipient or forming periods Consump.
I,nn u as durable as any other disease. and liz
HILLS BALKAN for the Lungs, II taken at his time
VIII cure II assurcly as taken We earnestly e xlort
az VINO nave . cough. Or are subject to colds. TO keen
'' ineolVlnt ny mem. and Whenever you take cold.
cISulcate II thoroughly. and al once, by this power,
lul healing c0mpCunG, and leave your lungs unininrcj
tOtarry yUu in full vigOr to a good old are
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Bridge NotIIcc.

Tue undersigned will sell to tho lovss, ali
oost bidder, on Thur sday tbe oe,h an.
nelNeen the hours Of two, and four o,c,ocL d a,
ine Guiding otq bridge across tho nm an ~,
Seromes'lle road, t%nnniup between DAMN amnJ,
Chilooai, in Or ngg lownshlp, OA"Oy anu
LUKE SELRY'
40 AMOS mLBORN, IcouS,,,
May II, 1885,, -, it
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E'ubtic Sale.

'hE subscriber will offer for sale al his residenc.
Al Hitlers Mill, on the I'd day Of June neNi.r,t
se, hUgr, Household aud Kitchen furniture, aud in
'aO' every Thing usually used IN housekeeping.
May lsth. 1859. ewyo.
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Es,atr ~ .ynhn Knnrmnn

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that The uniersl ned b,.
htendly, s%ppnlnled and qualified asexerntor 'I
on,o, ugseased ISAAC KAUFMAN. W.
'Ye' e'IqJ5" |fL .|..|.I 3wyEt 1
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Hats worn on the heads ola discourse
the hucket that hung in "AlI's we'll" and
fragments of he man who burst Into tears,
are said 10 be the h-i curiosines found.
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aclluuI NOIic,,

THBRE will he an examination Of teachers at the
Il. Union school rooms In Ashland, on Saturday tho
vlst OF MAY, 1883, TO commence al q o'clock A. N,
aud to continue TIL I o'clock p. NJ, OF said DAY.
g.. ", HILL.
% SMITH,
Nm County School Examiners.
hayie leJ5' m iwJe
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S~ECRETARY's OFFICE,

S~ECRETARY's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, April %, 1853.
| certify that the foregoing law is cor,
reclly copied from the original rolls on file
in this Office.
WILLIAM TREvlTT,
Secretary of State.
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n fun y good, ruth is better. and love
Is still batter.
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J. $. WSoN, M. D.,
M. c, SMITH, NJ d.,
J I. JOHNSON, NJ D.
SnERIFF'S SALE.

me genuine, signed. o.. n. RAKER& 90,
Ashland, OhiO.-lyie.
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T.. MChITRJCK.


Arch &C. & lteJ.
Is now prepared to take all Contacts 10
l his line OF business and will execute
with Deataess and despatch
n. 3. All kinds o! JOB Work attended
to. Plans and specifications given gratis
when required.
Shop Oh Main ST., between Florida and
Convention Streets.
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II s MAIL COACH.

rROM BAroN RoueE to CL'Nros VA
JACKSON. will run tr'-rsskiy, as follows:
leaving Baton Rouge, Sundays, 1n,saay:s'
ami Fri4av,, at ) O'Clock A. NJ, and arF'-
wing at Clinton, at 3 o'clock, P NJ, Leav,
in, clinton Mondays, Wednesdays an"
Saturdays, at 8 o'clock, 4. NJ and arr
y,n, At Baton Rouge at 3 o'clock, 7. VI.
RATES or CHARGES.
From Ba.oa Rouge to Jackson, So o'
:. :. Clinton. 50
Tn. subscriber ha, taken great pains to
Il. nm Co.cu worthy OF patronage. aEa
homes I, retain the patronage he has hefe'
to.orc received =,
- <,ats can be engage! at the Harney
House, Baton R"nge, at the Post olnce, N
Jackson. and at C.rnans Hotel.ln Clinton
WILLIAM ELDER, Proprietor,
may 1lth V.
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GEORGE A. PIKE. "Eok't r nN'AN'
GEOGE \ PIKE 4 Co.,
W:rcra! Ascu;s,
BATON ROUGE La.

we will attend pronptiy to the collection
y, aU clain.s entrusted 10 Us. either against
the State. or individuals residing N the par
,snes of Ea,., Or West Baton Rouge.
The lbe,al patronas" we have met win
a. General Agents; has NJ" "nly enabled u
IN increase our facilities tor tne tralsacno"
o., business, bu. also TO GREATLY REDUCE
orr former rates Of COMMISSION.
Our charges tor collecting claims against
the State. will row be as follows:
On sums under 500 2peE cent.
do slnD aad not over $3.50, l-2 pr. ct.
do $50 and not over $500, 3-4 PER CT
do $500 and no. over $1,000 l-2per ct.
do $1,000 DO. do $500, IA do
do sl5nO CO. do 5000, Is do.
R,rrs or E.cH.SaE-oN NEw ORLEANS
On sums from SO. to $3.50. l-2 pr. c.
do. do. do. $3.50, to $500, y 40.
do. do. do. $500, TO 5000, Is DO.
Ty- Information given Gratis. address
letters pos, paid, to GroRaL \ P'Nn &co.
NAV sv General .dgents,
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NJ ASONiC.

MASONIC.
Cr. JAMES LODGE No. !7--cornef OF
> L.yse and Church streets. Stated meet
ings, ,irst Saturday night in every month.
Washington Royal Arch hap'er No
frs. Monday night in every month
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CITY ROOkBINDhRY,
THIRD sTREET, BATON ROUGE LA

nNHlS establishment is now prepared TO
l. do all kinds oi Bookbindiny and
Blank book manufacturing, in the very neat
est style. and expedition. The proprietor
owes the public an apology for not having
given prompt attention to work for the
rast six or eight months This has not
been occasicned by any negligence on his
pa,t, but All inability to procure a prompt
worknsn. That want Is now supplied. and
our customers at Clinton, jackson, Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara, Plaquemlne and
Donaid.onvlie. can send in their work
With the assurance that It will meet with
prompt attention.
Periodical. Law Books, Miscellaneous
work Ma 5azIres, Newspapers, bound to or
'er: Scia,, Book, Portfolios &c. &c.. made
10 auv pattern. GtthbE a. ilhL.
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I q O. f.

ne OTTO LODGE No. 7, over II. L.
IL Wadl,l's Drug Store. Church street
Meet, every Thursday night at O'Clock
Magnolia Encampmcnt No. 4, meets 70
and f,urth Saturdays in each month, IN Odd
Fellows Hall.
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IDy, and West Baton Rouge Ferry.

EHNt anu WtNE UHIVH NVuo0
FI>HE Ferry Boat connecting with F'as'
and West Baton Rouge, Is constantly
pying-making trips at intervals OF L'te'n
and thirty minutes.
CHARGES.
Foot Passengers, ~
Man and Horse, :. -
Buggy and ~ ~
Carriage and Horses, Z w
Horses per Head, oo
Cattle ov
Drove, of horses or mules, each, 30
py Cash, and Cash only, are the ter MS
Jan.l,v. X. BEAL, Proprietor.
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YEAS a.b;3'i' tLWDERS.

THESE Powders. intended as substitute
/ Tor Yeast, to maxim. all kinds ci bnt ter
,sl,s. posess.s several advantages over that
article. The batter with which they are
mixed is instantly rendered ligh' and ready
io baking thereby enstllng house e-peFs
20 furnish cakes in any season st the shor-
test Tr::tc The "a IS made with these
powder, Gre less i.tr.y tr''isasrse wi'h the
stomach than those made in the usual way
For sale by II. Is. 'lBEhI