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New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
cRlME, ANp cAsrALrIEs- rELEGRApH.

90. Ia, Oh I#ducld au lJaeitg. MAS convicted If
sr.oa Il Id. tr,t degree NaBa" ou SH.7Alt.
.N lpcuuutiyr uihs N,rCiuia and Ccorgi.. Rail
l.! r. t'r' BE Conductor
uus! NornIng the el1r'vr
Tile Crescent pape; mills helonCing to the
Ihspiu tOb 81 prr,d. b. Vase. sEd E Ku
b. ned io,tenst loss tl-cfO TsuTau,v. = 5mU
THE stores of j. G.. Moore & Co.. coal l-0l dealers.
r. v. Wsn, tuNafe, Nussu bu 30. c,hng IN pha
Miles ODonnrll i mndrr arrest in Boston on
tsgan fom Superintendent kYo that he
chs suudlng TO the o. VII O He viii
this city.
IA large portion 0f the villnge of Rochelle
ahont NV mies ves o Chicago DESTROYED fsiars
Fourteen nnrss place, bn ncHhlg wloe cck Loss
T.ufo0i .nsorsncr, S2VOOG.
John Armstrong and Charles Jolly, tn, alleged
mur-c Of the ispue v. No islnih aud who
vsreui TO a. Louis ior prueo have taA Pscs for
trA2ih charge af an armed gaari
THE Rev. S A. Holt Uniyersalst clergyman
rsdiHs in brNisrc H. . ths railroad depot IN Aunfa
L on of an ernt elIsGru Of his rnoa lie Wa tAen
bcioT' HEgSi--t, aud fnrl so.
80. Hanl0n, convicted of the murder of Mary
Mohnnan 10 flCps has rrn 10 he hAnge The
o msde NorHt speech accusing te d,ieo'e ors Who testified
AGAINST INA ot pegg and ssssrg hs innocneo oi 'be munr
The extensive candy factory OF Blanke
Bro'hcp, 81 ous hrfn. yrsiera The och va, a.ue
ahri 3tOs siiC0a ~. bti oshed by Saho'l
Gay an value $500 The@eFscr The pr' ss wrtch
iRpi-l RON h sitdo~ dun- he hrr Isi t'oshJ
Is'- Is .Ljsf,L
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE NEW-DOMINION.
PROBABLE CLOSING OF TIE WELLAND CANAL
TO AMERICAN COMMERCE-PROPO>ED RI
PEAL OF THE DUTIES on FLOUR AND GRAIN.

PROBABLE CLOSING OF TIE WELLAND CANAL
TO AMERICAN COMMERCE-PROpO>ED RI
PEAL OF THE DUTIES on FLOUR AND GRAIN.
TORONTO, Dec. l0.-The following special
from the Of Government appears IN Tic Ioegragh
this morning:
e" In view Of the threatened adoption Nv President
Grant of Buffers nOn-iEtercOulueIcia policy toward
Canada, including the Withdrawing Of the houiiug
ten, IL II Interesting To know the immense LromnOda-
tiOn which Canada has afforded 10 the United states bv
permitting that country the free Of the Weand
Canal In the year ending the 30;h OF June last.
than 1854 American steam and sailing vessels with "a
tunBage of 76ji2 tuns, passed through thr caDal. The
Withdrawing OF the bonding privilege wOulG it r.
renty believed necessarily entail like withdrawal ~
the use OF the Wcland Canal 10 Amcri vessels which
OF course, would affect most disastroU~ly the cities OF
Chicago, Cleveland, Osweg0, and OSdcnsbGTg."
Al meeting OF the General Corn Association IN Mon
trial. il determined to petition the Dominion Parl
ment Ia repeal the duties flour aud grain. Many ea
ing merchants were present Mr. Ryan, Membor ot Par
liamen: from Montreal. presided. In BIS l"ech he said
milers in Upper Canada obliged 10 Import grain
from Chicago and Milwaukee TO keep their uiils going
on which they paid high duties. II APO stated that
the imtOrts ~ nour tho United Sttirs his
wear donhe fh, qgntity introduced lIst year, being
In the pi5nprar - $4,000 barrels, against 1900 ii
was roSnSc cd tuat delegates fn tlr A-,oratOn 10
the meeting ui bc Dominion Board o 1radc "a he he el
In Ottawa uu the Ioh o, January nCA b. Instructed Ia
prop resolution sOr the repeal Ot the dutcs houp
and grain.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
the city. Telegraph communication between Lille
n,,h HnvIe has henn rn1af nhlehnn

the city. Telegraph communication between Lille
and HAVE has been reestablished.
Riots are reported 10 have broken out in Berlin
on account of the calling into active service the
married men Of the Landwehr.
The French say that Belfort is making most
desperate defense. 1t is said that the Prussans at
one time occupied DanjOutez, but were driven out
with great loss.
telegram from Luxemburg states that the Prus
sian Government has informed the Government of
the Grand Duke that, in consequence of its having
allowed n violation of the neutrality of the Grand
Duchy by the French, Prussia no longer bound to
respect the neutrality of the territory of LuXem-
burg.
In the Belgian Chamber, to-day, Baron dAnethan
said he was aware of Prussias note in regard TO
Luxemburg. He denied that the Government, in
the least degree influenced by Prussia TO reject
the petition of the French prisoners in Belgium to
return TO their country. As for the case of Luxem-
burg, il ought to be a warning to Europe.
Two English houses have contTact ted to supply food
for the people Of Paris after the capitulatOn. The
Prussians have exacted 100000 francs indemnity in
Burgundy for the expulsion Of the Germans.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
HEAVY WEATHER IN TIE GULF OF ILXICO
SEVERAL SHIPWRECKS

LAKE CITY, Fla, Dec. l0.-Adyiccs from
Aspiuwau 10 the otE inst. have been received. The
weather had been stormy, and reports of sldpwr'ck
were constantly coming il. The American schooner
ssudder vas totally destroyed. The crew were saved.
The schooner ida also lost sailor washed
board from the schoonor Isabella aud diowBo5. Int
steamer Henry Chauncey, from New-Iolk, made three
hcG ctua attempts 10 cct into Aspuw the 81 inst,
u las went to to escape tue fury 81 iLr
Tho Gru.phcr of Philadelphia, wEich .a!iUd on the
2l INST T. supposed Il have he'u lost viii a hoard.
IL H. feared that the Gillian steamer Imgri has been
lost the South Iacihc with all board. Several
steamers lU A.puVal went 10 for safety. Advice
from Jamaica 20 The 9tl state that tea!s enter
aineQ for the safety Of the regular mail steamer from
S0uthamp ION, as She was considerably overdue.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
GERMANY.

TIE TITLE OF EMPEROR ACCEPTED BY THE
KING-TilE TREATIES WITH THE SOUTH GER
MAN STATES CONFIRMED.
BERLIN, Friday, Dec O. 1870.
President SimsOn announced yesterday IN
the North-German Parliament that note bad been re-
ceyed from Count Bismarck in which IL stated that
King william had accepted the title Of Emperor Of Ger
many.
On third reading the federal treaties finally passed
The protocols OF the treaties with Baden, Hesse WnI
emberg and Bavaria have been sanctioned.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
MIsCELLANEOrs WAR NEWS

uAVRL THREATENED BY TIE RUssIANs-ALbE,f
IN TIE GTY-THE SIEGE OF BELroRT-
RIOTS IN BERLN-PRCssIA's DESIGNS ON
LUXENBERG.
LONDOS, Friday. dee. 8. 1910
Many Englisbmen are arriving here iron Hayre
They report that the Prussans are marching OF that
city, and were hourly expected 10 invest il. Die-
patches fIom Hayre report that battle had occurred
few miles from the city. and that ihe losses were
about equal IrOn-clads have been ordered 10 Hayre
Sy The FIeLch Government TO aic IL the defense VI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
BUSINESS FAILURES IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI Dec. ia petition Ivy McCul-
Tough 4 Kennedy q this city haf hcon preseutcd h.
Judge Lcavitt, asking that Peter schwab Of Hamilton.
Butler County, Ohio wealthy manufacture auG dealer
In whisky he declared bankrupt. Hoacupn h yet bern
taken. The creditors oi George i Eliot - Hamilton
Ea,, ard petition 10 declare him bankrupt. Illu- =.
Biccs co.. commission mcrrhaIii' have Voluntarily
flied ,iiIUu Of bankruptcy. Ihtt liabilities arr chirAy
accommodation Inducements.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
CUBA.
CUBA.
ANOTHER PATRIOT EXECUTED-CRIME IN IA
NANA.

HAVANA, Dec. 9.-Cristobal Mendoza. cy-
Secretary Of Foreign Afars, was executed al Puerto
Principe recently. one hour before he shot he
wrote letter TO his countrymen, the original of which j.
here in Havana, advising them to lay down their
and stop useless elson Of blood This act woud iu-
fct no dshonOr them He hopes his lie will be the
last that will Ice sacrificed.
Mr.. Oberbauor, German merchant, who was here for
the purpose ot buying tobacco for some hon
was robbed the streets Yesterday by five negroes
of whom stabbed Mr.. Oberbauer, mhrtiug wound
which caused his death in few hours. Tho robbers
capped Rewards have been offered Tor the c3VtIrr.
DE Rodas ordered two negroes who robbed a lady here
I'm house last week, aud who found guilty a. he
garrOted. Tie sentence viii be executed tomorrow
uoiu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENTS.
PREVAILING OPINIONS N CONGREsS-THE POLICY
OF INAoTION LIKELY 10 BE ADHERED TO.

OF INAoTION LIKELY 10 BE ADHERED TO.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 9.-There has been Il
marked improvement In the general tone OF public opin
ION m Congress on financial questions since the adjourn
men; M July last The thrOrcs of the mtationstS have
b.rp nnplrtcIv exploded. Instead of reapng immense
uonul,rity af hum, for thrg la, SEES ion hey
fourd thcn.rlyc, rrgurl dangerous thcor.. seek
they were "a several eases sipualy rrimkc hy the people
y e ing defeated IN nominating conventions, or AZ The
po Mr. Ingrrsoll of Illinois, FOR example, who was
,b, champion OF niationi last session. beaten by
800 majority IN u district which gave over 5000 majority
for the Eepubican state ticket These gentlemen have
come very quiet, and have abandoned tEor paper
,bcoric, as unprnntahle decisions; and tie iunatiOn
scheme which was strong enough TO carry the House
last lime a. to-day completely dead that Il II doubtful
II single man could he found In Congress Ia adyo
cate it.
Another nschicvous question may also be regarded as
foreyer settled and that b the PendletOnian notion of
aestroyug the banks, aud converting the Government
into gigantic bunkiug institution to supply thu country
with un rrrieemahle currency. The significance Of the
currency bill of Last session that IL disposed of this
idea by making direct Issue, which resulted IN an IN
r.as. of Tie volume of bank circulation, aud the With
dr,waI II a corresponding amount of Government Ger
tcates of Indebtedness. Tbe settlement Of these two
,ne.u. must ha regarded the necessary preliminary
st.p to re.uludon: and that they ont Of TIE
waJ here IL nJihng TO prevent Congress HON at once
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
SPAIN.
FINANCIAL SCHEMES OF SENIOR MORET-MOVE-
MENTs OF THE NEW KING.

LONDON, Friday. Dec. Q. 1874
1t is rumored in Madrid that Senor Moret
proposes suspend payment OF the interest the ill.,
debt for twenty months with the understanding
that the bondholders also to contract loan, guar
anteed by a mortgage upon the tobacco monopoly for
five years Senior MOret expects TO reduce Ia, budget
for 1871 fully one-quarter compared with that OF the
present year.
dispatch from Florence says the 25d OF December
has been fixed the time for the Duke OF Aosta
departure from Italy for Spain At the audience given
the Spanish deputaon, the King said, confde my
to the loyalty OF the spaniards" King Victor Eau
uel has conferred the order Of the AnnUnzade upon
sorranO, Prim, Espartero, and Gorilla.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

II. y j
. MalOn the Belgian Minister of State, has
resigned.
... Price Peacock, A. NJ, Archdeacon of Lin.
eriek, IL dead.
.... The River Neva is frozen over, and nayi.
cation is closed for the Winter
.. Viscount Wallet has been appointed
French ConsulGeuera al Loudon.
Gen. Sheridan has been presented to ths
King OF Greece by Minister Iuckorman.
-. Francis Dorr of New-York on Thursdav
fell or threw himself from window Of the Abemari,
Hotel. London, aud was killed.
IA dispatch from Aberdeen states thai
the steamship Union OF the North German line bas
parted amidsnps Little OF the cargo will lie saved
. Five hundred cases of guns of Colt's
manufacture which we're seized by the English Govern,
ment ON their arrival there FROM America have been as
liyered 10 the cons glce. -"
go. The President of Costa Rica has issvaa
adeeree drcllrng the treaty vntrrd ui" Nuh thr 10
pnbic OF N"GrHria fnr The ssI,tIta n AZ -. 4 49,.
o. AHls 'aAas- ..a .-si sAaA -
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The German Patriotic Md Society Of the
First Ward Lately contributed $2jO second suhscriV
ton 10 the German patriotic Fund.
The North German COnsul-GucIal reports
bsriptions during the week Tie victims OF tc
amounting tu <2G O1tutal subscriptions. SIC Ol5 S..
Remittance TO Berlin on Friday Si,j0J rJd-tJtii Ie
mittaHCcs, $44l,5oO, gold.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE EFRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR

AN ARMISTICE ASKED FOR BY GAMbEllA In
HE ADMITS THE HoPELEssNEss OF FUKInE~
RESISTANCE JULES FAvH TO CoNpo''
NEGOTIATIONS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE
LONDON, Dec H. 1870
dispatch from Gambetta asks Laurie "
announce that Chez Gambetta has asA'u -V
an armistice to enable the National ASS'i""''
N be elected. He requests thai r"'i' W
permitted to leave Paris to consui' "'' WI
Ioaoucs on the conduct of negotiations lie
admits that he has lost hope of prosecuting
successful struggle, and has no expectation Oi
defending Tours, as the Army OF the Lore
has been beaten in detail. Gambetta declines
the responsibility of further struggles or peace
nronosals. These matters the Assembly must
decide. "" "
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
ENGLAND.
COMMITTEE FORMED TO PROMOTE PEACE AND
HARMONY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND ENGLAND.

A COMMITTEE FORMED TO PROMOTE PEACE AND
HARMONY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND ENGLAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSEl
LoSDoS, FRIDAY, Dec. .. 1870.
committee has been recently formed IN
London for the purpose OF obtaining the best possible
securities for the continuance OF peace and unity be-
tween England and the United States. They had IN
tended TO announce the plan earlier but Diet rmined Ia
take public acton pending the settlement OF the
Eastern Question. Many influential Membcrs of Parlia
ment are on the list 1t will shortly be publshed. Mr.
Thomas Hughes is the Chairman.
The Presidents Message elicis much hostile comment
CIV. :.
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS on TIE ALABAMA
CLAIMs-LACK OF ADMIRATION TOR GEN.
BUTLER-TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Friday Dec Q 1870.
The Times of yesterday had a striking and
conciiatory editorial the subject OF the Alabama
claims. IL asks indemnity for the insults heaped
England in consequence Of the depredaOus OF the Ala
bama but Graves settlement OF the claims, not merely
they just but for the purpose OF B@uuratng
an of better feeling and closer unity between the
United States and Great Britain.
The Morning I0st hope OF better relations with
the United States, IL says, the best Americans avoid
driven from political life, while men like Cen. But
Ter WELD political influence and ostentatiOus c0ues l.
shown to nations supposed TO he unfriendy Ia Enga
frightlu explosion occurred at cartrige factory h.
Birmingham Thursday. Twenty are reported Liled
and 20 or 40 wounded
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
CHINA.

MORE HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS AT TIEN-TsIN.
LONDON, Thursday, Dec. s, 1910.
Later advices from China have been received
to-day at the Foreign Office. The is serious. TIE
Government Is informed that more hostile demcnstIs,-
tions have been made against the Christians TnSiu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
TIE BLACK SEA QUESTION.

FRANCE ENDFAVORISG TO EXTEND THE DISCUS
SION IN THE CONFERENCE-RUs,IAH WAX
PREPARATIONS-THE ITALIAN ANSWER TO
GORISCiIAKOFF.
LONDON, Thursday, Dec. 5, $50
II is said that the French Government will
endeavor TO enlarge the scope Of the Conference the
Black sea question, but the attempt il dcountensnced
by the LONDON and 50. Petersburg C9bpets, On tie
ground that il would endanger the Dolage OF The
Conference.
II is reafirmcd today that the Russian Government
has ordered from America 100 mraeuses and 10000
metallic cartridges.
Minister VenO the Italian Minister OF Foreign Ah1s
has replied 10 Prince Gortschakors note He Observes
with satisfaction that Prussia has no desire 10 revive The
entire Eastern Question: but before any change whatever
can be made in the provisions Of the treaty, by "hch
that controversy settled the agreeIneit oi the co
sgnatOry Powers was Indispensable.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
WASHINGTON.

TIE NEXT CONGRESS TO ORGANIZE IN MARCH
PROPOSED CAUCUS on THE AMNESTY BILL
REVENUE REFORMERS FLOCKING TO WASH
INGToN-GEN. sCHENCK's APPOINTMENT RE-
CFIvED WITH FAyOh-PROPOSED REMOVAL
OF THE CAPITAL OF UTAH.
inv TpIRGPI IpU TO THE TRTBrNpl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE LOSS OF THE ONEIDA,

REAR-ADMIRAL RowAN's RESPONSIBILITY FOR
THE DISASTER CANYAssED-DOUBTs con-
CERNING HIS CONFIRMATION AS vICE-AD-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-19

ARTIFICIAL MARBLE. An excellent imi-
tation marble veneer car, it is said, be
made by first ~boilingsix pounds of glue in
sixteen pints of water until it is cleared OF
all deleterious substances, and then adding
thereto a pint of glyeerine. Next boil three
pounds of resin in three pints of linseed oil
until the resin is entirely dissolved. Mix
the above solutions in a boiling state, and
stir the composition until it becomes of a
white color. The colors required to be
mixed with this white composition for the
purpose of O-rnamentation and design are
separately siftedin a dry, powdered state.
A suitable quantity of each color is then
placed in a heap on a slab or other surface,
and q hollow or recess made therein to re-
ceive as much of the above described COM
position in & boiling state as will absorb the
color, and this mixture is then kneaded
until it attains the consistency of putty
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-19
False

The vast and continually increasing sales Of HOS
letters Stomach Bitters have provoked the envy OF
a certain class of dealers in various parts Of the
country, who are trying to substitute their utterly
worthless local nostrums for the popular proprie
tary medicine in the world. These imposters hope
b. their false statements to obtain from the mil
lions who patronize the great American Tonic, a
sufficient number of customers to make their spec
ulaiens upon the health of their neighbors profit
able. As the demand for Hostettsr'sB itters is now
so large and urgent as TO tax 10 their fullest extent
the facilities for its manufacture, these petty
attempts to wiring in the merest trash by false rep
resentations, are of little consequence to its
proprietors. They are, however, q serious evil to the
victimized. If, for example, at this warm season,
when a real invigerant is greatly needed, the suffer-
er from general debility, indigestion, bliousness
o. nervous weakness, is coaxej into using a wishy-
washy compound without any medicinal virtue,
instead of the sovereign specific in which the rarest
tonic and Alternative vegetable elements are scien-
tifcaIy combined, it is obvious that he will rue the
day when he allowed himself TO be thus deluded.
1t is in the interest OF parties who have been or may
be Influenced by the persuasion Of plausible char
latsns. that this article is published. Wi the light
of twenty years experience to guide them, why
should III invalid take a leap in the dark.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-19
OVERRIDING.

A writer in the London Musical World
talks of Overriding it" in the following
vein;
II have shaken hands, for instance, with
pianists land very proud l vas to be al
lowed TO do sol, men of whem 1t was said
they practiced fifteen hours a day, and
continued that severe training for years.
One clever musician was reputed to have
played the violin for seven hours and the
riano for seven or eight hours every day.
That was OVERRIDING it. When not play
ing be WAS composing. He wrote 'Marits-
ma and IuEline, and then, without reach
ing the prime of life, or attaining to the.
best results of the powers that were within.
linn, became a wreck We weuld be glad
to nave spared him in the one capacity,
either as violinist or pianist, or both, as a
soloist, If he had given us another opera.
Who would not be willing to forego few
"reminiscences of Paganini or Thalberg in
exchange for another 'Lurline.' In a word,
1t Is quite plain that no man can become
an epitome of executive talent of varied
orders; though, mentally, men may be
found who are endowed with a universal
grasp and almost q universal sympathy.
Let the young student then beware of
OVERRIDING it Noaone man can do every
thing. If his talent lie In any one direc-
ton, playing, for instance, let him keep
mainly to one instrument, and if it incline
to writing or composing, let him make the
desk his chief concern. To expect one
man to both compose a concerto and to
play ii Is scarcely wise"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-19

Humphrey's Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Office and Depot, No. SOP ERoADwAY, New York
EOR SALE BY ALI,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-19
Speflal AotIfcB.
HI
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE,

RR. KENNEDY, of RoKbury, has discovered IN
one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR from the WRIST
SCROFULA down to = COMMON PIMPLE
Two bottles are warranted to cure q nursing sore
mouth
one to three bottles will cure the worst kind of
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biIes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker
in the stomach.
Three to hve bottles are warranted 70 cure ue WORST
kind of erysipelas-
one or two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
in the eyes
Two bottles are warranted to cure running OF the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt anu
running ulcers
Fifteen to twenty OoCtleS VIII cure sCAS ofAPdOAs
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind of ringworm-
Two to three bottles are warranted TO cure the moSt
desperate case Of rheumatism
Three to four bottles are warranted TO cure SAT-
Five to eight bottles Will cure the worst case
scrotula-
One to three bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
case OF dyspepsia 4 know nom the experience OF
thousands that il has been caused by canker In the
stomach.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One to two bottles are warranted TO regulate q cos
tive state Of the bowels -.
One or two bottles viii regulate all arrangements of
the kidneys !.
-Four to SIX bottles have cured the worst cases of
dropsy.
one to three bottles have cured the worst case Of
piles; q relief is always experienced: what a mercy 70
get relief in such an excruciatlng disease!
A benefit Is always experienced from the hrst bottle,
and a perfect cure is warranted when the above guam
tty is taken
No change of diet ever necessary; eat the bestyou can
Manufactared by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 1O
Warren street, Roxbury, Mass
= Price, SL5. For sale by every Drugglstm me
United States and British Provinces
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-19

DIET FOR hi MLLIoN.-Wealth no longer
monoPOlizes the luxuries of life. Persons IN
the most moderate circumstances can have a
delicious dessert daily for a sum so triting
that it is scarcely worth naming. They can
take their choice of fifty delicate dishes leach
one of which the most fastidious epIeure
would smack his lips Over), at a cost which,
in these dear times, may well be called nom
inal. Custards, Creams, Blanc Mango, Clar-
lotte Russo, buildings, pies, creams, cakes
and jellies are included in this cheap and
varied bill of fare.
But" Says the SIX ptical reader, shrug-
ging his shoulders ~incredulously, "this is not
an age of miracles; give me facts, not asser-
TONS" This is an age of miracles miracles
of science; and SEA. Moss FARINE, the new
article that produces these bOnnes bOucheS,
is one If its wonders. The Sea Moss Far
inc CO 50 Park Place, New York, Is manu-
featuring this incompatible edible, from Car
rageen or Irish Mess, under 4 patent pro-
cured last summer, and its popularity is al
ready so great that the extensive mills 81
the A-sc citation, although running night ana
day, can scarcely keep pace with the prodi-
gious demands.