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The Latest News.
News Of the Day,


Detectives from Toronto with warrant
for the arrest Of Scott and Niclal MS ac-
cessOrics to the murder Of Thos. Scott,
arrived at Ottawa yesterday, and placed
their warrant In tho hands Of Mcllechen,
the stipendiary magistrate, who declined
To act without directions from the Minister
oI Justice, to whom the matter was re-
lcrred "
The Governor Of New York has signed
tho New York City Supervisors bill.
The planning mill Of Elias Ehler, Front
street, Cincinnati, was partially destroyed
by fire at three o'clock yesterday morning.
Loss $95,O0O; insured for $G,OOl Two
adjoining cottages were burned.
The crude oil tanks owned BY W. H..
Doan, nj Cleveland, took fro yesterday
morning from spark Of locomotive.
Loss $40, 900; insurance $4,000.
A blasting accident occurred at Sing
Sing prison, n. Y, Wednesday morning,
in the quarry. Several convicts were Sc
riously injured.
D. Bcriot, the celebrated Belgian VIC
linist Is dead. ...-,
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xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsruN0ToN, Apr

WASHINGTON, April ID.
Mr.. MCCREARY, from the Committee
on Elections, reported 3 resolution that
Francis E. Shaber Is entitled to y seat US
Representative from the 9th District Of
Norrh Carolina, without prejudice TO the
right Of Nathaniel BoydGn to contest II.
The resolution was agreed TO, and Alr.
Shaber took the oath. ,...q.
STr. KELLEY, from the Committee on
Coinagc, reported a~sbill In reference to
international .unitary coinage, for action nt
q later period Of the session. lie nude
remarks in favor Of the American or dcci'
NAL system Of coinage and weights, on
which the bill was founded. H
Mr.. POTTER spoke briefly on the same
subject, and the bill was then recemmtt'
ted.
The House proceeded TO vote on the
resolutions in tho Louisiana contested
election case Of Hunt against Sheldon.
The resolution Of majority adopted by u
party vote, tho only exception being BING'
Ham, who voted with the minority. The
House then proceeded to the consideration
Of tho Pennsylvania contested election
case OF Taylor against Reeding, tho mA'
iority report giving the seat TO Taylor.
The minority taking the opposite grounds
tho majority was adopted by party vote.
Taylor wAs thcreupon sworn In as nem'
bcr instead Of Reeding, ... .
SENATE.
The calender being taken up the resOlu.
tion for joint special Committee on In
dian Affairs was debated.
Mr. CAssERLY moved to require that q
majority of the members chosen from each
House shall be necessary to constitute a
majority orthe committee. Adopted.
The Georgia bill was taken up.
Mr.. WILSON asked that some time to-
morrow be fixed for taking a vote. -.
Mr.. DRAKE objected, remarklng that
the importance Of the subject entitled II to
the fullest and ffeest discussion.
Mr.. WILSON said the country was rtI'
pidly coming to tho opinion that Congress
was too slow in the transaction ofpublic
business. II an opportunity was given
him he would move for an evening scs'
sion.
Without effecting any understanding the
discussion was proceeded with, MesSrs.
NORTON, WILLIAMS and FERRY taking
part IN It. III III Iil III G
Adjourned.
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Flood in The Mississipipi.

ST.. LOUIS, April l3,
The Mississippi river Is eight miles wide
opposite Quincy, Ills. West Quincy Is
entirely submerged, and many people have
their homes. The water Is
over tho Hannibal 6 St, Joseph Railroad
for five miles, and should the river rise a
foot higher the track between Quincy and
Palmyra will be submerged and neces.
state the transfer Of passengers from
Quincy TO Hannibal by steamer. The
river Is still rising, .'
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April l3'
"A dispatch from Bsyonne states that
several more noted Carlist leaders have
Just passed over into Spain.
The authorities were again notified that
the threatened strikes are to begin to-day
In the various manufactures In this city.
II Is reported TINT tho Emperors procla;
nation rehtivGtO the plebiScituIn VIII be
published day allcr tomorrow. = VIZ - p
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.pES1NS 1tktAEtSlAR q
In tho Second Branch tlIs Chair was
occupied by DR.. Baird, President Fhe
roll was called by the Clerk and tho fol.
lowing members responded: MesSrs. AL
lison, Boring, Caldwell, Connolly, English
Hook, Laughlin, MCAdams, Smith, p,
Smith, ]. G., Simpson, Sheppard, Swet''
ney. Scott and TOlivar.
The reading Of the minutes Of the last
meeting was dispensed with,
Unfinished business was taken up, ANC
on motion the resolutions appended to the
report Of the Committee on Water Works
were considered.
The first one, that in relation to The con.
tract for making and lAying the water pipe
to the IslAnd,, awarding II TO MCSSrs
Sweeney s. Co, was, adopted.
ThesGcOnd, awarding The ditchlng and
filling to John Haley, waS adopted. ''
On motion the ten inch pipe was adopt
cd.
The report Of the committee wNs then
adopted. ,....,,u1 ..J
The report Of sh6etS sexton l6r tltS
month Of March was received and fled.
The report Of the Wh0rtmastcr was
read. The amount received for wlIarIAgeS
during March was $4S9.50 Report was
received and filed. Ind
The report Of the Street Commissioner
Of his operations during March was read,
Bills for labor amounting TO $57e.60 were
presented, and tho appropriation asked to
pay the same was made.
The report Of the Treasurer was read.
Five Of tie Water Works bonds were paiCl
during the month. Report received and
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. English ofEhrcd the following: Re.
sOluod, That n special joint committee OF
five, two from the First Branch and three
from the Second, he appointed 10 super.
intend, and also with power to employ a
competent man US engineer 10 make
monthly estimates rs tho work progresses
on the Market street bridge over Wheel
ing creek, and TO SEQ that the contract
made by the city with Schulz & LutZ Is
properly carried out; and further, TO sec
what money can be raised OH the orders
Of the city that were issued foFthe build.
ing Of the said Market street bridge, 70 as
to pay the said contractors as per con.
tract, and to report to Council rs the work
progresses. Adopted.
The following was offered: lAAOlOed,
That the Street Commissioner he and h
hereby instructed to place two crossings
ut the following places: one on tho north
side Of First street across EOtf, and one on
the west side Of EOff street, across First
street. Adopted.
Nr. Sweeney offered tue following; Re
SOlpOd, That the Clerk publish . notice 70
the effect that oil licenses for ordlnaries
aud coffee houses will expire May 1St, and
that all applications for such licenses for
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SPAIN.
Madrid, April 10,

Tho trial Of Duke Alontpensier, for the
murder Of Prince Henry OF Burbon, was
concluded last evening. Tho Dukes
prompt confession ofthcdeed and his cx-
preston of regret therefor, were accepted
Us cxtenuating circumstances. The Duke
was sentenced TO one months exile from
Madrid, and to pay six thousand dollars
indemnity to the family Of Prince
Henry. tH,tI
The authorities arc greatly elated with
the news from Cuba. The latest official
bulletins from Captain General Dc Rodas,
announces the insurrecti0n morally though
not actually ended
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New York Produce Market.

INV YORK, April u,
CoTToN-Dull and lower; SAleS Of 1900 bales al
&31c for middllng nplAndI.
FLoUE-CloSed dull and slightly In buyers
hvoT.
-wheRt-QuIst and heavy At 81 06a
l 90 for No. 2 epinH; and 81 1901 q for winter
rcd and amber western. Rye-NOminAl. oats-
Nominal At sc for western. CoTn-Dull At 81 08
al 09 for new MIXED western.
novISIoNB-PoEk-Qu and STEADY; GlleS Of
$50 bblS mess, seller May At S2776. Beei-Qulet
and unchanged. Cut MOata-FiFm With afr dc.
mAnd. BAeon-NominAlly unchanged.
LARD-Duli and unchanged.
EG0S-Quiet at 28H4Hc.
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Chicago Market.

F1ouR-Dull at q 1904 70 ior SpinR oxtrIS.
GRAN.-WhCat-No. 1 quiet at &c; No. 2
afternoon 1nSettled atT4Xc. corn-Qulet; clos.
Gng at 7SN07sS for No. 2, and nc for no GElde;
this afternoon quiet At T8Kc cash: e0kc seller
May for No. .. 0Gts-FlFm; No. . closed at 0aH
1i0r; nc for fresh EeceiplS. BGrley-NominGI
CAFrLE-AetIve At IS S00S 90 for tSiF cows 70
extra prime Oteers,
HoGS-FaIrly active and firm at % Soos Is 70
common to Oxtra,
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Attacked By Indians.
srpNEY, April lS

go SIDNEY, ApEll To-
Two Of Morse's herders, who were
bringing wagon and some horses from
the South Platte river, were attacked by
twenty Indians at Lodge Pole and several
times between Lodge Pole and Sidney
last night. Being well armed they re-
pulsed them. They feel certain Of having
killed some Of the Indians, but cannot say
how many.
CHEYENNE, W. T., April 10.
This afternoon four Of our citizens went
out five miles west OF the city TO locate
hNv claims and were attacked by fifteen
mounted Indians and driven To Fort
Russell.
A telegram from South Pass says the
citizens there killed eleven Indians yester.
day. A dispatch from Sidney says small
party Of Indians were seen on the sur.
rounding bluffs to-day.
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PARAGUAY.
Death of Lopez-.Eud Of the War.

Death of Lopez-.End Of the War.
LONDON, April IS.
The following highly important news
has ;been received from Rio Janeiro. riG
Lisbon: ~
President Lopez, Of Paraguay, is dead.
He was surrounded, and refusing to sur
render was killed by a Brazilian lancer.
The mother, sister and children OF Lopez,
together with MADAME Lynch, have been
captured. The commander Of the Bra
lillian troops who put this finishing stroke
10 tho war, has received from The En-
per0r the title Of VisCount Pelates.
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Baltimore Market.

FLOUR-AetlVO; most grldeS held higher.
GRATN.-WhcRE-AetiV for choie0 Maryland
Rt q 40pl 90 coFu-Steady; white g. 06&i %;
yellow 81 050I 07. oAts-Firm At 6096Se. Rye
Nominal At $i8l 03. .-
PRoVnIoNS. NS.-HesS Pork-Firm a. S19 500
% 90. Baeon-ActIvo; NIB SldeS iSHe; clear Sidel
l6ke; shoulder axe: hams la0oOc.
EARD-Flrm At l6Kc.
WHISKY-Sctrce aud In tllr demand At 81 0lH
al %,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April lS.
The Pal Mall Gazette cougratulates
Mr.. Ashbury, on the acceptance Of his
challenge by the feet Of the American
scllOoners, instead Of one alone. ..-....
A telegram from Pcstll asserts that the
Hungarian prclates In tho Ecumenical
Council who vote for the dogma Of Papal
infallibility, will be excluded from the
Upper Chamber Of the Dict.
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AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, April 10

VIENNA, April I3'
Count Patochi has succeeded In forming
n new cabinet, as follows: President OF
the Council of Ministers and Minister OF
Agriculture, Count Patochi; Minister Of
the Interior and War, Count 2. Do Taatc;
Minister Of Justice and Public Instruc.
tion, NJ. Tschabuschnigg; Minister Of Fl.
nance, N. Distlcr; Minister Of Commerce,
NJ. Degretis. ,.s -.f.tp...g,
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d SJ ilE A. 9FiWkR.

THE Attorney General Of California has
decided that.the county clerkS in that
State arc not obliged to register negroes
till the laws ofthe State are amended-in
other words that the laws Of California are
superior to the Constitution of the United
States
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TIM Fairmoht Hsst Y1Hpiqn which
came to hAndlhst evening, Ia ! spiMstlcd
ticle about the 1NTELLIGRNcER says:
at will pass into new hands after the
election and may yet become an inauCn,
tial Republican organ on account Of its old
prestige"
We should like our cotempOary 10 give
US itSauelority for this statement. The
proprietors OF the INTELLIaEScER know
nothing Of any proposed change; and
since the INTRIlIumCER Is our own
exclusive property, It Is hui fair our
Fairmont friends should consult US
when they arc making ale! of IT.
We know people who would like to
SEQ the INTELLGENcER In other hands,
but We can't accommodate them. The
present propricton are very well suited
with their property. 1t Is not for sale.
Tho Tiryintan'S statement Is calculated
to do ns an injury in business point of
view. Will It, do us the justice to correct
itsclf next week or furnish Its authority
for this assertion.
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meats at l07. I0@l07,H.
Toledo d Wabash and Lake ShNFe Roads ART
soon to have special meeting 70 consider mat.
tcrs connected with tho interests OF both roads,
and Il Is said there II strong probability Of the
Lake Shore Company becoming lesSOeS Of tho
Toledo 4 Wabash.
Western Union Telegraph. sax; Adams Ex
press, COX; Wells, Fargo D Co. 1eH; American,
b.: United States, ~; PScI6e Mall 81; NewYoFk
Central, 9SIf; do. scrip, s9X; Erie, ~; Harlem,
Shore, SIX; Illinois Central, I89H; Pittsburgh,
l00N; Northwestern, TAN; do. preferred, eoK;
Rock Island, ll8k; New Jersey Central, i0iK;
81. Paul, cox; do. preferred, 7lx; Toledo 4
Wabash 4TX; do. preferred u; Fort Wayne 70;
Alton & TerT0 HAuto, 80; Chicago b Alton, I1lk;
Ohio & Mississippi, 39k,
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The will of George Peabody, was I'd.
mltted to probate, in Essex county, Mass,
Tuesday, It shows that public bencfaC.
tor absorb his property, except about
$l5O,0OO, in private bequests to relatives,
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.

MoNEY-ActIvca and arm at COZ per cent on call
sTERLINO-Dlll aud heavy at 108k@i0SK.
closed at 1l9x. Carrying rates z down 70 per
cent After closing houfs loans were made dat;
A largo amount was Withdrawn from the room
and loaned In open market today. ClearanceS
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TnE Treasury Department annually
uses many thousands of envelopes Of q
peculiar grccnish tint which are rarely
se6n outside of Government otiiccs, No
one, on examining them, would suspect of
what they arc manu- acturcl. They are
strong, smooth and buSinCss.llkc In ap:
pearancc, and have the cr"T" stamped
through the fibre. Old greenbacks form
the material Of which they are made.
The. Treasury Department saves up all
the bits and remnants Of paper used in tho
manufacture Of our currency, with old
stamps and bills and oil Tie mutilated
Creenbacks which have come back to II,
and instead Of destroying this maSs ot
rubbish, as was formerly done, tho Dc.
Dartment turns II over to the paper.
makers, who return It in tho shape Of SER
ylceabIe envelopes. Many dOllars are
annually saYcd to tie Government by this
means. These envelopes arc used extern
siyely in the Custom House, the Post
ONCE, Sub Treasury and other Govern
ment otfiCeS IF .-r.
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baltimore GOLDEN DRIPS-
~ 80 barrels very anO, Just received and for
alsey [masl0l n, REILLY
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ITO THE LADIES.-MRS. MAN,
L WE'LL, Union near Main AtrCCt, FUCanuy
tOnl Baltimore, beG1 leave TO inform the Ladies'
oG wheeling and Vicinity, that abe II prepared Ia
Wraps In tho most fashionable style, and war
nhti TO d perfectly. Patterns fnr aaIe and cut
10 order. Boy'A Clothes made 10 order; Alao,
plain sewing and stitching. DrCAa cutting tanP6t
BY = new and popular system; Instructions RiVen
aad the system thoroughly tested me- Of charge,
APT
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TIM Fairmoht Wet gSsSpian which
came to hAndlhst evening, la ! spl@Stic d.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-26

We would call the attention of our busis
ness men to the superior styles Of job print
ing, ooth plain and fancy, at present being
turned out from this Office. We are prepar.
ed TO execute Job printing Of every descrip-
tIon IN the latest and most fashionable style
of the a-t and al reasonable rates t.
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L UT0RoU8 TENS.

EsSy~ Philu,oaic3.. ghn, how did
you hurt your fnaf Only an acct
dcnt; ;, l} 10" So ."' 1t ehopplng
Ioou; :, Da 9' you maze
uen' III IL VIII" '.'' IuSt So
nsy~ A Tr..b.t.,... .tl rotbodist
had a controra.. r. n tbo former
quoted larce'y fr,a. tr. .tle to the Ro-
mans. "Ai' -a.a tJ ,r. Paul saws
so, know hg, t... yavs thought
m ;n,, y '"' n ' '"a'o O'i'an-
pes- A E,ot.h ,.s.. ana dor r;s;toa
= LAWYER NJ nj. nFu .rb;cb ot tho
fine tberp WA. h,o,-. Gra which IeJ
him to exelain O. A., yonr Office is
os hot os -, c,.., la ..> IL sbonld bo
NV lord -. i,.i. l.., .to INV, brood y
bgS" A clergyman 1nding in his
sl;n IF nan,r &c -. ,... ntonJod ~ oon
vey tho G,lIoo,.. ....... -, [bo conorona ~
ton. "a man 1.., soa his w;fo
desires the oray%r. 4 n. cbnrob D-Rnt @
the sentenoG w. va. .....,...ly nunotrotod
and hn ro,3 "a ,., no r. soo h;S
w;fa Josiro. f,o rr... ,f7 tbo cburoh M y
' ~ = " w ''' -
Bes" a man much add cted to drinking
totion was held IN III. ,od.c chamber bv
three physicians how ,o cure the fever
and obate tha tI;rs.o " Gentlemen y
said he, II will tgEs }qlf tho tronble off
vour hands. yon curc he fever and
viii abote the tb;,.,, ,u,salfo
s- Allow mo," sad an American
host in his most persuasive tones, to
beln Won to > n;eca Of -, Iv.shin"ton iU" nu o;o "
-ISir" renlied tho gentleman orator;c.
ollv wov;ng bis nanlin C Gooroo Wei
inSton was first in war; first in neoce and
frst in tho boorta of M b;s - oopntrunon ptru, CIV
T admire him for b;s nnr;tv b;s n;otr
and his notriotism bnt 7 defost his p;es} p}'
'
Reg~" Mamma said child one Sun
day evening, after having sat still in the
house all day, have | honored you to-
day?"
Il don't know. Why do you ask ?''
Because the Bible says, " Honor thy
Ionn. % omd I tb;s % hos hnnn 'm~' N 'a{ .So nauy A W.
day9 ~ oror % saw" '' ''' 0n' '''0 ''"50''
Wy 0'O' sew"
sS~ Mamma" How dare Won sian
your sister, George ?"
George" She kicked me when nv
back was turned, and hurted me very
much, can tell you ?"
Mamma.-Where did she hurt YOU ?o
GEORGE" Well, can't azactlv saw
where, becauso-because my back was
turned, and was looking another way p
GssS- IN the year 1886, the young Con-
eign to felicitate Pope Sixt1s ". on his
exaltaton to the papal throne. The pom
tiff, displeased that so Young an ambassa-
dor had been deputed to him. could not
help saying, "And we'll, sir, did your
master want men, by sending me an am
bassador without a beard ?" "If my
sovereign had thought" replied the proud
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Spread the Truth.

Some medical men insist that II is undig-
nified to advertise a remedy, however wall
liable il may be. Queer reasoning this. 1t
Is like saying that an article which the
world needs should be hid in corner-that
benefits and blessings may be too widely
diffused-that the means of protecting and
restoring health should be close lnonop-
oily, and not accessible to all. The argu-
ment is bad. Il is worse than that, II IL
inhun,an. Suppose Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters-an absolute specific for dyspepsia,
biliousness and nervous debillty-had
never been known beyond the repertoire of
the faculty, what would have been the con-
sequence Instead Of curing and invigor-
ating millions, the good effects of the prepa-
ration would have been confined to a COM
narrative few. There Is the highest author
ity for saying that light should not be hid
under buShel; that whatever Is excellent
should be placed as city on hill, where
all men can take cOgniZance OF II. IL is
upon this principle that the BittcrS have
tiSed In every newspaper of any promi-
nence in the western hemisphere, and that
the spontaneous testimonials In It's 1aNOr
have been translated into all written IAN
guages. Thousands enjoy perfect health
today who would be languishing on beds
of sickness if the newspapers had not spread
the truth rfh regard 10 this unequdted n'rigOT-
ant and cOrreCtaf far and wide. suppose
profit has been reaped from this puOllclty.
Is that any argument against it? II the
public health has been protected; If lives
have been saved; if the feeble have been
and the sick restored, great
good has been accomplished and who so mean
rs to grudge to exertiOns thus directed their
fair reward?
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Our Meetings.

The numerous meetings that our
friends are holding in different sections
Of the State are unusually successful
in every regard. In the numbers which
attend; in the reception given to the
speakers and the speeches; the deter
mination exhibited to deserve success,
and the conviction that it will crown
our efforts, all indicate the presence OF
a powerful reaction in this State.
On Monday night, W. IL. WHITE
of Brooke, r. G.. BARR, of Wheeling,
and w. T. BURDErr, Of Charleston, adj
dressed fine meeting at the mouth OF
Short Creek. The speeches were high
" applauded by the sturdy and solid
farmers present, everything passed OFT
well, and good will result.
On the same night, JAMES lERvEy, of
Brooke, and J. ii. COOP, Of W heeling,ad-
drersed fine audience Of about 61 OF
the intelligent farmers of Brooke, at
Poor Farm School House, in very
accountable manner. This was an ex-
ceedingly fine meeting for country
place, and it did good.
On the same evening, GEORGE DAvEN-
PORT and J. ST. J. GARRISON, Of Wheel
ing. addressed meeting of the citizens
of Hancock. at the Court House, in
Fairview. The meeting was a good
one for that place, Notwithstanding the
posters announcing it, fingered in the
mails so as not to arrive there until
abou, the time the meeting was over.
a highly intelligent audience manifest
ed their appreciation of the sentiments
spoken by frequent applause.
The camp-fres of Democracy have
been lighted upon every hilltop and in
every valley, and are burning brightly.
Our organization is being perfected in
every quarter and the noble army OF
white freemen are marching on to a GER
tain victory.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP TO be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX's SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy for Indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLlN, SMITH d co.'s,
Wholesale Druggists,
iuny7 - Main street.