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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-27

And in accordance with Inv, and an order Of
tho Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th day
OF March, 1859, so many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock as mny be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the salesroom OF Maurice
Dorc & Co., No. S2i Montgomery street, San
the hour Of II O'Clock A. N. OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
7. Z. WINGARD, Secretary.
once, 40S California street, San Francisco.
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And In accordance with law, and an order o.
the Board of Trustees, made on the Sth day o.
March, 1869. 80 many shares OF each parcel o.
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at the Auction Rooms Of Maurice Dorc & Co.
No. SsI Montgomery street. San Francisco
California, on SATURDAY, the first day
OF May, 1869. at the hour OF one o'clock +. n,
OF said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
othee-Room No. Is. Hayward's Building, No.
al9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DANEY GOLD AND SILVER

~ Mining Comprehension Of works,
Lyon County, State Of Observation-Disclosures
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF assessment No. Is, levied
on the eighth day OF March, 1860, the several
amounts set opposite no names Of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.
uEARsARGR MINING CON-,

N pany.-Location Of works and minos, kear-
sarge District, Inyo County, Callfornia.-No-
tice.-Thcre are delinquent, upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment
levied on the Nineteenth day Of March, 1853, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
Names. No. Cert. No. Shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-27
VICK,S
A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS

It Is the most beautiful, az well az the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Culture of Flowers md Vegetables.
The Floral Guide Is published for the benefit
OF my customers. to whom 1t Is sent free with
ont application, but will he forwarded to all who
apply by mail. for Ten Cents. which lie not half
the cost: Address JAMES WICK,
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OFFICIAL LINT

or Registered Voters Of the Second Ward
of Gold Hill, entitled TO Vote nj the
Municipal Election 10 be held May :Sd,
lSli0. .
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Store to Rent.

EoR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
i store OF STERN q SON,
sps-a Main street, Gold Hill.
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! hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and
correct list OF the names Of the registered electors Of
tIe ruin Electoral District, Tor thn municipal "Iec-
lion TO be held on the 81 day OF May, A. y. lsGg.
4. G.. UOK
Registry Agent for Districts Nos. 5 and G. Storey
County, Nevada.
fold I'LL Nov AnrIl u 1870
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW RBMEDIEsi NEW REMEDlrs
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary
900 KEARNY STREET,

900 KEARNY STREET,
VAO sor. Commercial, San
Francisco. established In
1854, for the trcatmcnt OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhcs, elect,
Structure, Syphilis In all Its
forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, etc., Skin dis.
cases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully
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REGISTERED VOTERS.
aFRICIAL LIST

Of Registered Voters of the First Ward
OF Gold Hill Entitled 10 Vote nj
the Municipal Election 10 be Held
,linI Sd, 1869.
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Corporation Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
| cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill, Storey
County. State Of Nevada, ] hereby submit for
publication the Reports OF the Clerk and Treas
urcr for the Quarter ending March 81. 1869.
W. D. c. GIBSON,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, April Is, 1869.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of tho
To,cn Of Gold Hill:
GENTLENLI:-I herewith submit my Quar-.
tcrly Report as Treasurer Of the Town of Gold
Hill for the Quarter ending March 81, 1869.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Treasurer Of the Town OF
Gold Hill, for the Quarter ending
March 81, 1860.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

"The nations deadr-who were they, aud
who are theyi They were those who fought
for the old lag aud the old Government;
not those who fought against them-not,
surely, the man who ondcavored to tear
down the fabric Of government which our
fathers reared, and failed In their attempts.
These are not the nations dead.
We arc led TO make these remarks because
of some complaining TO which we have
listened about the decoration ceremonies of
Saturday. One man said that they showed
bravery and courage, and that they were
honest In their purpose to establish q new
government. Wo do not deny this, but do
not let us confound thlngs which are oh.
viously distinct. We did not go out on
of men because they were brave, nor because
they fought well; but because, added to
these qualities, they fought for the count ry
In which We live and for tho cause In which
we believe. Can we honor the memory OF
those who fought against us by laying upon
their graves tho same votiye offerings that
VIC laid upon tho graves Of the defenders OF
the Government and the nation II is not
in human nature to do this Ii Is not In the
fitness Of things that 1t should be done;
and, moreover, there Is no malice In our
hearts when VIC refuse to do 1t. We can ad-
init that those who fought for the ''lost
cause" were honest, sincere and brave; that
they believed that they were doing right;
but we cannot honor them by casting roses
upon their graves, nor can we praise them
for doing thing which we detcst, and for
losing their lives in the cause Of treason.
So don't complain that we cast no flowers
on their graves,
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The REPUBLICAN was the first paper In
Washington to lay before the public au &C.
count of the decoration ceremonies at Ar
llngton on Saturday, including the eloquent
speech of Hon. 8. 8. Fisher and the poem of
Mr.. Janyier. Our first extra was Issued at
fifteen minutes past one o'clock, and nj
three o'clock, before the exercises had con-
oluded, the newsboys were Offering for sale
on the ground "extra" REPUBLICANS, with
q full and complete account of the first part
Of the ceremonies. We republlsh the reports
this morning with some correction and reyl-
sion, and including matter that has not yet
been published by any OF our contemporaries.
We refer particularly to Rev. DR.. Newman's
prayer, which we have this morning In full.
To those who desire to read full and
complete account of the ceremonies, We
would say purchase the REPUBLICAN. 1t
contains everything Of interest that was said
and done, even to the German songs, which
were translated expressly for US. We also
publish this morning full reports of the Ger.
emonies at Alexandria Saturday, and the
informal ceremonies yesterday at the Old
Soldiers Home, at Fort Stevens and at
Glenwood and Oak Hill Cemeteries, and
telegraph reports from all sections Of the
country, thus making complete record.
Our spirited Sunday contemporary, the Ga.
sctte, pays us the following compliment.
"The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, our yigiIant
and enterprising contemporary, issued yesIeT.
day afternoon two extras, containing A full.
complete, elegantly written and handsom eli
arranged report OF the memorial services Al
Arlington yesterday. This report, with III
beautiful introductory remarks, will add i'm
mensely to the well earned and deserved 70 pu
tatlon OF its excellent corps OF local editors -
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One week moro aud our people will be,
called upon 10 deposit their ballots for muni-
cipal officers, who are TO serve tho people
for the ensuing year, and to govern the city.
Let every voter on the Republican side be
sure and register, and then let him be sure
to vote and vote right on election day.
The notion prevails, though we think to q
limited extent, that In city aud municipal
affairs 1t does not matter who discharge the
duties of the public Offices, provided they
are honest and capable men, and therefore
we ought to choose them without any regard
to their party Affiliations.
We do not think so. Indeed VIC believe
that such course Is both uuwisc and I'M u
dicious, because 1t leads TO tho disruption OF
the party, and will, II persisted In for any
length Of time, ultimate In the overthrow Of
our principles. We cannot safely pursue
such policy, and therefore do not let US try
any such experiment in q single Instance
but on the contrary, by our united actions at
the polls, let us rcpudiate this dangerous
notion that 1t makes no difference whether
we vote for our friends or our political enc
mics. 1t does make great difference, and
those who now advise IL for their sinister
ends very we'll know that II makes diner
ence. Once break down the party nscen-
dency In this city, and We shall sec the mis-
chief to our cause which will ensuc thereby.
II will take time 10 retrieve this power again.
Let 1t be proclaimed abroad throughout the
land that the Democracy have carried the
national capital, and that too almost imme-
diately upon the incoming of new Ropub-
lican administration, and what will be Its
influence Mischievous every way.
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Annual Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Maryland.


=, Az the eloAng session OF TINS BODY In Bal
u oi, ne.. VI, Jackson, chairman OF the
~ nin... \, W . uonier WIN similar commit
veg Iroti me uiocese OF Easton, submitted a
report. Inc committee recommend the
auopuon OF resolutlon calling Tor the ap-
Poin.Inent OF . coinmlttee OF three elergymen
nnu Iwo i"ymeh 70 nee. aslmiiar committee
nppoin'cu ny tnc convention OF Easton TO
lha'urc proper Piah LOT tne organization oil
isueIa.o eounen.oh OF tne Two dioeescs,
n ~ ior tnc PROMOTION OF onureh extension
IN MAI lana' ana 70 teport 70 the next con-
vention OF the diocese OF Maryland, and that
tne oisnoP OF maryland DC ex-oihcio chair
Uiah Oh saia committee.
hev. Dr.hndcrson,o washington, thought
tue resolution revolutionary.
AFTER hSeiy debate, the resolution was
auopted. =,
Al, ~ tne AFTERNOON session Mr. bruno, from
she Ooui'nitee on 'anons, 10 whom was re-
ierrea that portion OF tue Bishops address
a 1acs the attention OF the convention OF
lSoo Ln tciatlon 10 the conservation OF
Ghurcnes, which mas prevented the consecra-
non OF uraee ehureh, IN Labyrinth parish,
plstriet OF Coiumoa and Montgomery
county, ana christ church, owensyille,
anne Arundel county, reported that the said
ehurches oe excepted from the operation OF
aIe ganon Q, lhe convention In questions
Wnlch was adopted.
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"NoRMAN LESLIE !" New York story,
by Theodore 8. Fay. Published by G. p.
Putnam II Son, New York. For sale by
Blanchard II Mohun, corner of Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue. Notice here
after.)
THAT Boy or NoRcoTT'si" by Charles
Lever. Published by Harper " Bros, New
York. For sale by Coyle II Towers, 3l4
Pennsylvania avenue. Notice hereafter.)
"THI SECRET DuELi or, The Soldiers
Dream y a story of the late war, by Mrs.
Sarah A. Wright. Published by the Amerl
can News Company, New York. For sale by
J. c. Parker, Seventh street, opposite the
post office.
COVER YoNDERi" translated from the
German, by f. Marlott. Published by J. B.
Iipplncott Il Co., Philadelphia. For sale by
Coyle x Towers. Notice hereafter.)
FROM J. c. PARKER, Seventh street, oppo-
rite the Post Office, and Joseph shlllngton,
corner Four-and-a-half street aud Pennsyl-
vania avenue, We have the HsarM and Home
and Evcry Saturday for June,
FROM ]. c. PARKER we have Appleton's
Journal for June 3.
THE sTEINBCKg WILL CAsE.-Durlng the
sixth days proceedings in the Schocppe muir.
der trial the prosecution were permitted by
the court to interrupt the defence by intro.
ducing the testimony of DR.. Heron, Of IIar-
rlsburg, on the ground that ii was testimony
discovered since they closed their case.
DR.. Heron testified that he is a drurrIst
In Harrisburg that or the 23d day Of Jnnu-
airy last, Ave days before the death of Miss
Steinecke, DIR. Schoeppe purchased from him
an ounce Of prussic acid.
The defence resumed, and called DR.. Rob
inson, OF MELVILLE, whose testimony had
little Import, but some slight bearing on the
subject OF poisons In favor Of the prisoner,
DR.. Zilzer, of this place, was next called.
He described the first symptoms OF death
from prussic acid as observed by him In
about half dozen cases gave the post
mortcm symptoms of three cases In which
death was caused by this poison, and then
gave the ante mortem and post mortem
symptoms of death from opium or morphine.
His testimony and cross-examination occu-
pied the rest of the day, and the court ad-
burned until to-day.
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Telegrsphic Summary.

- I.
os9hoh PEABODY has sailed for New York
rom LONDON 81.
The Proposed abolition of the Enpllah
patent laws isstlll discussed In the House Of
.OoAnms. ~ 80
tom. ID ~
fnr rteasucr Perit. from KInvssou. n.
malca. iua arrived Al Nav Yo1f Ia .ur-
posed to be in the service of the Cuban
rebcls. -
A RECENT tclerram from Fort Wallace
states that the indians ran OF 400 mn,rs
from General sbcridan tbo r,,,nosty ~ NJ.
waite citi1ens.
A.. o,,,,, at, =,
t.a..s ~ asp % says .nat san,uei NJ;
sssn,ney, .ny new QUAKER Supcrlntenaent OF
n ,nuu nns .oge.nor WIN hVe vaakes IN
NOES Bowaoa n nS S snn,oas' a noe ,naoa
Pocs, .h"hees, nnd santees, arrived tnete
y,,,b ""u P'oeeeuou 70 'nc'r 'eSPec'''s
'"..O'
AT Lisbon reports have been received from
me war In Paraguay. Tho allies are making
ene,geuc preparations 70 attaek the ADVANCE
OF Lopez put, on the other hand, equally
reliable information states that his where
aoouts is not known.
An attempt was made to murder supcrln.
tendent Kennedy, OF the New York police.
A man named Thomas Houghton assaulted
him with a billy while the Superintendent
was sitting In his Office. Houghton Is now
ID custody.
Ar Buffalo, on Friday evening, a personal
rencoptre was reported between a. M. Clam.
Congressional Printer, now ON A Walt 10 that
city, and d. s. Bennett, member OF Congress
from that district. An angry dispute was
followed by the knocking down Of Bennett,
when friends interfercd and prevented fur.
ther trouble.
AT Lisbon the appoip,r,rnl of Caballcro
De Roda AZ CaTs.tn UeneraI Of Cuba h o.
zettcd. N Is riimorcd thnt new provisIona,
government will be formed, TO remain In
office until next October, when a pleblscltpr,,
Is to be taken In order 10 decide INC ouestion
Of the sovereignty, Several officers Of the
with conspiracy for the restoration of Ia,
bella.
The American cltl.eus resident In raris
have drawn up a farewell address to General
Dix, to which he has replied by Inviting
three hundred Of his countrymcu 10 ban
quot, which will take place al the Grand
hotel on the LIST of June. He leaves Havre
by the Cambria, for New York, on the 5th
Of june. Ministers Burliugame and Wash.
burne gave o farewell banquet to General
Dix at the Grand hotel on Saturday, at which
over two hundred aud afty guests were
present. He dimes with the Emperor at the
Tuilcrics on Thursday. Jules Fayre has
been declared not elected, but will contest
the election OF his opponent. The official
Journal denies the rumors that the French
troops arc TO cvacuate Rome.
ADDITIONAL partlculars OF tho dreadful
storm of Friday last. in Western VIRGINIA
show that the work Of dcynstatlon was
greater than Al first suppo,ed, The dana
10 yinoyards has been immense . in most
cases they were utterly DESTROYED. 'Up
wbec,in1 crooL v,Iin,, H. Sos,s,,s,ia,, -
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Architects
Bookbinderg.
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs.
hARBoR mPRovsNF{ssrs AT GREEN BAY,
USTED srAJgs ESs,sEEE's OFFICE.

hILwAuEEE, Wis, May ii, $50.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Of the form far.
nlshcd By the uhdeIsiEpsd, will be received at this
omce until " m. WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1850. for
fnTn'shlpg the Materials and doing the work Of
Close piling part Of the New Cut at Green Bay.
Contract. will DO made for 600 linsaI feet Of close
plinE, with the prl yiege otincreaSins the amount
Por this purpose there will be required, ia round
piles, ~ feet long, and not les; tht1 inches at the
inChes al the small end l,sls pou nds Of best
wrought Amsrean iron drlft bolts $40 pounds Of
b's' wrought Am irlcau Iron screw bDlts; from 100
10 81 cords Of stone ballast 80 cords Of brush done
NJ q suitable bundles
The piles, square timber, aud all materials 10 be
ifcj from all defects and prices OF white oak, Nor
way pine, or tamarack to he stated in the bids.
For particulars apply at this once. where plans
and specifications u The work can be seen, nd all
Information furnished.
Tho work to be Commea need on or before July !,
!. lsD.
The right to reject any or all BIDS is reserved
j. b. WHEELER,
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rsoRtsaAfl0 oHARAcrKRs. A Novel.

PRo1JsaAfiG CHARACTERS. A Novel.
FL frederick spielha gen. u Z
TnE DODGE CLUB or. Italy Ia $50. By
- 5smss p Vile; Iiiustrted. d.; .;......,. ,
Greek text a Tlseh, Pderf, with the various
s ssssiHqg. q IGrsissss; btfainssha T,shsn
md WIZ 'Hfi9si yssd 1 kapesi, sas Vote Note.
rrnLS. 'f TEossstc2s! . aRB VENUE FROM
THE LIVING Sf agssfioEs ~ ifGR Ii6I.
By a. American Citizen. ,.ti..nu.,,,........ 0
srs.s ira1.pa Wooa . as".ad coan IA
NORMAN LtsLiE. b. Theo. .. Fay. A
mssfhuf9 ffsTfSSYdoRsfafcc xLBtjas;. 70, ~
7Cohfcssions Of Tastes, HABITS Aad Jesyie.
ri fa arssssilsssiH p;ff. ssssY'0 h. PSy.: Ia
SW,OEr.phy. Po,nsny, GEOLOGY. so sy ,. 4,
uSus hSif. II kplTi0s III fiixUKssR;x;fs 80
NOVELS. remarkable for Chsapuest, Iegi.
hiltty, Compsetsess aud Eiesap6s. yAsi. ell
..Ty RAIR now publlshed. oth..n.,,.A Ia
nARPBhs' kDI110N Of the same kovsis-A
THE EUR6PBAN RKKTUH Boon or All.
CHITBCTURE AND ORHAMBNTt a Com
pendiun 81 Medieval aud CiAsslc Bald.
D. Inxs, Ecclesiastical, Pubiic ard Dofnertiei
together with u cir iuruiture, detail aud or.
nsments. la Twelve PARTS. Part !, for
now iRIsssx L ISsi Is TiS RisG. b; G:ois:
Elliot, author 81 The Spanish Gypsy. -. *
OUTnf TOWN. ByF, o. barnard, author
Of HAPPY Thought, "..D"............"" .
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MURPHY. On Friday evening", At quarter past
4 o,elosh: after a Lingering ..d palniul illness,
ISs hgsraI; s.S, 70 81. s,h rear q his ass
though dead to this world he 10 now alive q Christ
yttHs.i in whom he parted from f,slly and frisuis
His funeral will take place fron his late real
deees. corner Tenth aud L.tteet., Sths Slst inst
fully Invited TO attend. ID
nAAPBBLL.- On Saturday msrrisr, MAY och,
49, fHosls B.. ared 1months AID fdsys, sescf
tn. aud 4. q. Campbell,
His remains will be tstNn "a h0Ah Oliyot Gem.
eiery, near Ecw fcfk city, for int.rment.
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wIsHIEgTOE, May 81, 1879,
sralrd proposals will be received at this Office
gnlll the 18th daY u June. lSon, At u o'clock m.
Tor supply ing the AsseAsOrs and Collectors Of Inter
nat Revenue throughout that portion Of the United
mates lying east " the Rocky Mountains, except
Montana aud New MrxicN with Ihe SiationeTy re-
qntrd Tor use IN tL"r respective districts iuf the
var ending Juur 30 1870.
S9prrPosals will be considered uu!e,s arrDmpa.
ul"l by a bund with sufficient suTotr. lu the sum
= by, thousand dollars, (Sj, o. appT"yrd nv a
United state District Attorney, W q lJTm 10 he
Furnished by the Department, conditioned tTht the
INrIus shall, IN Casr u the acceptance NJ lrr bid
900 any part " II, duly execute contract with good
aud suhc0ut bonds Or tho dug performanC.. u lln
sane,
The CoInmlssi"nnT reserves the TIgnt L. COusI
aud accept OF renee. zach bid, TEN by item.
The bids should be- addressed ~ the CuTnIns amer
Of Internal Revenue, and Endorsed Proposals f,r
supply ing Stationery to Internal Revenue cer,
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be- for
waTdsd from this Office upon application, with con.
ditiOnp under which the articles to be delivered
mye eOl2 @, DELANO, Commissioner,
n.nn,un p.ppp uppm non p.,u a.
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New Advertisements.

NICELY FURHisHED Rooms FOR RENT,
~ with use Of bath, At No. 2dS y street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. mySl ~
IORSALE. AT great bargain, only Sal cash
L required. balance gu monthl y PAL ments OF 50
each, neat two. story HOUSE, No.ts & Ehlh street,
lsla,d. between sud y streets hAs nye rooms
. STAIR 4 hBrCALf,
street myN al
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summary Of sd',aiass' Ia using Self Le.rsa

Summary Of sdv,nissss Ia using Self Leavsa-
Ing Flour: ...rf ..... ...
Il HgALTHPuLNEss. ."
lis saving Of tbs nutrieious eossti,uea's 81 III
nolr from consumption Ia the process Of rai.ius
the broad.
Its re'toraton Of the phosphAte-. which arc. In
larger or lesser meaSurc. removed with The bn.s
10 the preparation n the nner qualities sfh"ar.
II provides bread, from the u,s Of which, even
BY persons Of delicate digestive orssus. none ofthe
ills peculiar to fsrmeuted bread follow II may be
eaten warm with impunity, whiio with most PEI.
sons 1t Is nseessary that fsrmsated bread shsuid
lose Its freshness become stas. Ia order 10 the
destruction Of some Objectionable qualities bsfr-
It may be eaten with safety.
q SAVING OF TINE. ..
While ordinary fermented bread Involves, rs .
general thing, preparation over night. eA'- for
several hours before baking. and dspeadsnss % =
variable supply OF leAyen yeast. the phosphntio
bread is prepared from the nour for the oven 10 a
few minutes.
5. CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM, ExcELLEyr
RBs0Jr.
while the result with the process. u fermentation
Is Of doubtful Issue, and in hsusehoid prOdue lou
is more frequently Indifferent than good.
l. KEEPING FRBsH.
II furnishes bread which retains Its moi-iurs
much longer than equAlly porous fermented bread,
and does not mould as readily as feruented bread
does.
8. CONVENIENCE.
II is a method which By providing agents Of
known qualities and strength reduces the msa>ure
Of skill required. and secures with very small
degree OF care and moderate expenditure Of TINA
uniformly excellent bread.
aS- The trade supplied at mauu fse.urer's prices.
my2j-n .r,...
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THE CHEAP PLACE.

THE CHEAP PLACE.
weIch's best Family Flour S3.o5,
bonds Burnt Mills Family o.. 81,
Arlington Extra high grade e9.15 Per
quarter Dbl. Sack.
Very nne Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea Sits,
Lower grades In proportion,
Best Java Coffee IS cts. Per H.,
Good Rio Coffee ~ cts,
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated
Sugars II cts,
Brown Sugar II TO is cts,
Rumford's Yeast Powder II cts,
Rabbits Soap IL cts,
Corn Starch IA cts,
David's Prize Soap II cts. per bar, nvc
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