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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-14
For city Attorney.

We are authorized TO announce that FoNTAISE T..
ALBRIGHr will be a candidate for tho ofice Of City
Attorney at the ensuing charter election. tide
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vests to match, at cost, at No. 10 Ohio
Levee. II
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The celebrated Aurora oil can be had
ut No. 82 Ohio Levee. jan2l-lm
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SACK COATS AT LESS THAN COST Al
=. Nefrs, no. 70, Ohio Levee. II.
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ONE THOUSAND YARDS or GREEN AND
steel mixco Jeans, at so and IS cents per
yard, atP. Nef's, no. 70, Ohio Levee. II
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See Whites patent churn, for sale at
the post.office news stand. Febl2.d2t
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NOTICE.

IN .IfH f
Is hereby given that default having occurred IN
the performance OF the conditions expressed In
certain Mortgage or Deed Of Trust executsd b.
John krinn TO samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin
Parsons, Trustees OF the Cairo City Properly,
dated the Twenty-thrd day Of Janiisry, A. b.
1885, recorded in the Recorders once, In ssd
for Alexander county. in the State Of Illinois, IN
Book y Of Deeds, page 49, said mortgage Or deed
q trust conveying lot numbered al Twelve In
Block numbered " lNinsty.two) In the First All.
uon 70 the CITY OF CalIo, ~ said county and 6esis.
Wednesday, the second day Of Msrch, <. b. isf6.
at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon Of that day, undsr
and by virtue Of the power OF sale Contained IN
said Mortgage, sell, Public Auction to the hiah-
est bidder, for cash, at the office building Of said
Trustees. corner washington avenue and isth
street, IN said city Of Caro- in Alexander county
and State Of Illinois, said lot mum bered Twelve
li2p IN block numbered " tninetyssWuJ MING
first addition the city Of Cairo, asseslG 10 tho
plat thereof with The appurtcnauce4 70 sslsfy the
purposes and condition OF said mortgage
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, February eth,iSqDD A
>. STATS TAYLOR, A
EDWIN PARSONS, y
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"THE BEST IN UsE'-Enders' Stomach
Bitters.
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Breast PIN Lost.

A lady's circular jet breast pin, pearl
center piece, the margin ornamented
with small pearls and Jet alternated. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leav.
Ing the pin at the residence Of DIR. War
dner, so Walnut Street. febl43t'
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Use Ender's Chill Cure.-'It never
fails.n
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NEWS OF THE CITY.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1870.
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To alIwhom \ may eoneern,

, sr aisgf g.IAs H0,I
CARDS, Aw:i 3'f -
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NOTICE.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-19
Sew York Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK, July IS.

- ~~~Ss-~k-e4 4tAN AuhAs i uiy 10.
CoTToN-Nominal;s sales Of 1879 bales at
1870 for middling uDlands.
FLoUB--Recelpts, 6,276 barrels; 25a6Oc
Including 2l.0O0 barrels for forward sies.
livery. IS 5096 25s S5a6 Is for superfine wesi-
ern and state; S616 IS for common TO good
5o@s for 1S FoOch to choce chSce wS SH
wheat western x S6 2506 rs for common
70 good extra Ohio; 30 4099 90 for common
Ing quiet but Trrn, and little offering. Rye
hour more active and hrmer; sales OF 500
Corn MEAL--scarce and firm.
WHLsKx-M More active and higher; sales
of 800 barrels ~ aI9l ~, closing &C al 21<.
WHEAT-5@sc higher receipts l40,62S
bush; sales 700 bush at 81 550f So for No.
aI53 for No. 2 Mffwaukea: 81 s5@I III Tor
81 I5@l Is Tor rejected spring; 81 5saf 65 f6r
req and amber western: 81 6001 6S for red
and amber state; 81 70DI 80 for white west.
ern; u 15@l 70 for white State closing qui-
RYE-Dull and nominal.
C0RN-2c higher and acttVes receipts 63,-
$50 bush: sales $4,000 bush Mt 98c0sf 10 for
new western mixed s1 l201 Is for yellow.
OATs-l@2c higher; receipts 40.770 bush
ssles s = ll50go push at 6s968c for western 700
76c Tor Oh1o and State.
HAY-Quiet at 70g75c for shipping.
HoPs-Quiet and nrm.
CoFFEE-Quiet and drm.
6UGAR-ACtfve and Laszc HIGHER: sales
2,7O0 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico al 0J<0I0X
and 1850 boxes Havana at 91<@lgs<.
MoLAssES-U
TURPENTINE-EiTmera at 38l<a30e
RICE-Firm and quiet.
.PETRoLEu1g-ssqysr and dnfi; crude l29
PoRK-Mess steaoy and quiet al S29 5OasO;
prime mesa, drner at t28 for Weafern Les
200 barrels; also 800 barrels mess July at
SO so.
BEEF-Steady and quiet at sll0l5 for
plain western mess S169le for extra mess;
tterce beef nominal but nrm; beef hams
inactive at s29035; middles dull.
LARD-A shade drmer: sales of80O tierces
at 16sz@I7c for western steam.
BUTTER-Steady at 16a27c for western
20132c for State.
CHEESE Quiet at 77l4I<.
FgEIGHTS-Hfgher and active; 20 Liver
pool 5osOOO Dusnels wheat, by steam, chiefly
at Ia 20 London $50 barrels -four, sail,
at 2s 6d@3s, and 1900 buAhefs wheat at ga
lid; 10 Glasgow, 500 barrels -four, steam,
al as ID; 70 Cork and orders, "a 500 quarters
figures.
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Republican Meeting = Addressed By
Senator Morton.

TERRE HAUTE, July 18.-The first
important Republican meeting in the
State campaign was held at the new
wigwam in this city tonight, and was
addressed by Senator Morton. He
spoke extemporaneously, having had
no time for preparation since his re-
turn from Washington. His speech
was mainly a review of the doings of
the Republican party under Grants
Administration, as compared with
the Administration of President
johnson, showing the the increas-
ed Efficiency of the revenue
service. The greater amount collect
ed under the same laws, and the
efforts of Congress and the Admins
tration to tighten the burdens of tax
alton by a large reduction of tariff
and internal revenue.
He also alluded to the management
of State affairs, showing how success
fully the Republican party had con-
Quoted the finances and liquidated
the debt.
There was a very large audieace
present, including Governor Baker,
the officers of State, and many dis
tinguished citizens from various le-
calities. Republicans regard the
meeting and the speech as 8 most
successful Inauguration of the cam
paign.
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COSDKNsEB TELEGRAMs.

TUESDAY, July 19.
Gold closed In New York, Saturday, al
The steamship Pierre has arrived al
| Brest.
There were three cases OF sunstroke in
Louisville yesterday. One fatal.
There were twelve or fifteen cases of SUM-
days, Ave OF which proved fatal.
Omaha, was arrested on Saturday, for at
tempting 70 kill his wife.
Bell, printer, has been convicted OF
manslaughter, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, for
killing q man named Austin.
A boiler In the Maryland sugar refinery
31 D1gan Inv wn3 & Ba1tmoTs n d10 % e ssSx1PlGodea 1G
slightly in1ur1ng two or three workmen.
A large tobacco warehouse in Baltimore,
used as q cotton store room, was destroy ed
by nie yesterday: A portion OF the cotton
In the lower story was saved.
The Eagles OF Louisville beat the Holts of
newport 10 2 game OF base BALI yesterday
for the Championship OF Kentucky.
Score: Eagles 50, aolEs 3.
At Atlantic City, w. T.. man named
VIM. smith, freighters was shot and
killed by VIM. Morrlllan. The latter was
In the employ of Smith.
There is much anxiety felt at South
whioh has not been heard from since they
left the Wierd River valley TO cross Owl
Creek mountains
IL Is stated In San Francisco that Webb's
Line of Australian steamers wall com
mence service Immediately, regardless of
the action OF Con gress on the question Of
subsidy. a
Thomas HiIsen, OF the firm OF Hilsen q
Co: ot PhilRdslP P bic, VIE % aSseondsd % %
and com promised by paying over por-
tion OF the money he had carrie away
with him.
Mayor seIby, OF San Francisco, has filed
q petition contesting the recent election
voting 81 100000 as subsidy TO the Southern
Pacific Railroad, alleging there was fraud
and forgery.
The Indians that crossed the Union Pa
ci6c Railroad and murdered the miners
having recrossed to the Dorthward, but
th ere Is no news from the soldiers who
went there.
Suit has been instituted in the Superior
Court Of Maryland, against the e. baltimore
a Ohio Railroad TO recover &250,OOO, one
nth Of the receipts from passenger travel
on the Warrington branch, from January
LIST to July 1ses 1870.
road In completed eastward from Denver.
There In n gap OF less than seventy.fve
miles, and the track laying ts going for
Sacd ITS@ 13in N Tnas agSf fonf wi PFoSsOy
In the match game OF base ball at Gin.
cinnati. yesterday, between the Red Stock |
inga and Harvards, Goodwin, the Har- |
wards pitcher, In the last inning, was |
struck by q bali and knocked down. He |
pitched, however, through the inning, and |
then tainted. He 10 not considered sert-
onsIy hurt Bot for this accident Il is |
probable the Red stockings would have |
been defeated. The following is the score: |
S:@ ISS,s ! SssssEiass;5s ssiili':s s
Tt will be seen that at the end OF the |
ahead.
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Large Meeting Of PrussIan Eympa-
thlzePs-AdPess Adopted. &C.. &c.

ST. LOUIS, July 18.-The German
meeting held tonight tc express sym
pathy with Prussia, In the struggle
about to commence between her and
France, was one of the largest ever
held here. National airs we're played
by the bands, national songs sung by
the crowd. and the enthusiasm was
very great.
After speeches by DIR. Hammer. En-
mile Pretorius, Carl Danger, and sew
eral others, which abounded in the
denunciation of Napoleon and praise
of King William. Bismarck and the
German nations generally, the follow
ing address was adopted:
"To the German Nation:
''The despotic gsmbIer on the
French throne, under contemplate
pretext, has commenced a war of sup
preston and conquest against Ger
many. The timss of Melac and Ma
poleon the First are threatening once
more. Eours is q struggle for the in
dependence Of all nations. and for
your own national life. Your defeat
would dismember the German Father
land and make it a dependency of
France.
Your victory secures German unity,
and with that her liberty. Your tri-
umph would even iberate France.
1t is with pride and joy that we hear
Of the German people, North and
South, rushing to arms for their coun-
try as one man. Firmly confding in
your patriotism, your strength, and
perseverance,, we expect glad tidings
Of victory, for this holy cause of the
land of our birth.
Resolutions were unanimously
adopted that the Germans of the Uni
ted States, in order to express their
in a patriotic way, will
raise fund of one million dollars,
for the support OF invalid soldiers and
the orphan children of the fallen
ones; that the Germans of st. Louis
pledge themselves to contribute S50,-
900 to this fund; that the address and
proceedings Of this meeting be tele-
to the President of the /
North German Parliament, with the /
request that they be presented to |
King William, and published to tho |
German people. A Finance Commit |
lee was appointed to raise funds, and |
10 co operate with the Germans Of |
other cities in the United States. in
carrying out this project. The meet
ing was continued until late hour,
md was largely attended by people Of
III nationalities.
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THE MARKETS.
few York Gold and stock Market.


BY TeIegrsph.l NEW YoRK, July Is.
The excitement In the Gold Room is fuI-
ly equal to any day since the September
panic, and prices ranged between 81 17M
buying on orders from other cities which
seem 70 have been given th anticipation
Of 2 general european war, the reports
STA, and thai Austria will now probably
take sides with France. Extreme agitation
in the European money centres is reflected
IN the deciine IN Iondon. OF consols to 90.
and 5-20's OF 62 TO S11z@S2. On the street
early sales were between l71S and Is; the
there was a steady advance TO 205<, from
which there was a amp to 225<, and de-
cline to 2oszgN. Tns 4hs cause s,ls OF the jump
In London that H. was impossible to obtain
Quotations for United States or other Sc
csiI an extra meeting to advance bank rates 1s
to higher figures. There was q perceptlbIe
abatement In the excitement late IN the
day and the price declined to IIgs<. This
was on account of cable kilograms giving
higher quotations for securities in the for
eign markets. The closing quotation was
ing. and there was q considerable abate-
ment in speculative excitement. The re-
cent panics In the Frankfort Bourse and
London Stock Exchange were engineered
by Germans to sustain the bull movement
in the Gold Room. The German element
in our midst, it is estimated hold at least
s25. 100000. and are short OF Government
bonds to the extent of $50 10000
Viewing the situation from this stand
Dofut il Is easy to see that Wall Street is
hauging over a volcano. The situation
turns upon the point of a long or short
war in Europe: If 8 long war, then the
Germans are likely to come out triumph
antly: but in q short war then they are
likely to pass through the most disastrous
financial defeat in their history as opera
tors In Wall Street. Carrying rates 5 and
8 per cent. CIearances S84, 900 900. The spe-
Gle shipment by the English steamers to-
morrow it is expected Will be very large.
The amount predicted Is Sc. 1900 to s.. .000,-
OO0 Fore1Rn Exchange is f1rmly held and
nominally 10 and lO%.
MONEY Mosa active; 5 TO per cent.
CoyERFMENTs = Opened excited, and
prices declined. The decline, however,
was Insignificant compared with the fall
in the foreign market, which was offset
by the advance in god premium here.
Late in the day the market be same stead
Ter. The German bankers have been
heavy sellers of bonds to-day. and other
IarRe sales were made, it is believed. on
spt cuIative account by professional oper-
afora Investment business seems to be
confined to purchases:
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TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1870.

Mr.. @. G. LAUBsCHER, who has
been abused and vilifed By the C0usr-
ier in the most shameless manner. be-
cause he proposed to take a contract
for the Water Works several thou
sand dollars less than the committee
had determined to pay Mr.. Weir,
is fully sustained by the follow.
ing note sent us from Fort Wayne.
1t efectually spikes one or two Of the
falsehoods which the unscrupulous
partisan friends Of the Water Works
Committee bave put in circulation
against Mr.. Laubscher:
FoRT WAYNE. July IA. 1870.
Editors Journali
DEAR SIR: The undersigned here
with certify that G. CT. L. Laubscher
has an interest in our business, and
was fully authorized to enter o bid
for the construction Of Water Works.
Respectfully,
SUTERMEIsrER & BECKER,
Contractors.
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Communicated

A Taxpayers Idea
Editors Journal:
The communication of Seventy
Six" in your paper Of this morning,
has caused me TO refer to the argu-
ment of Mr.. Weir, as printed in the
JOURNAL Of July 7th. for the con-
struction Of Water Works, and I full
y concur in the conclusion arrived at
by "Seventy-Six." that the best thing
to be done in the situation in which
ths city is placed. is to take measures
to secure a rescission of this contract.
and among the reasons which have
led me to this coBciusion ere the fol-
lowing:
1. The agreement itself bears on its
face marks of having been prepared
by Mr.. Weir himself. or By some one
In his interest.
2. IF the agreement means any
thing as to location. il provides that
the water shall be taken from a point
below the mouth of the city sewers,
or If taken elsewhere the cost of the
w DG PAtA Dy AAE CANBe
3. The pending negotiations be.
tween Mr.. Weir and Mr.. Smith for
the transfer of the contract from the
former to the latter for q bonus Of
$50, 900, only demonstrates that the
city will in any event be the loser.
and will gain nothing By an aGree-
ment which contemplates only q
change Of contractors, unless Is could
be demonstrated that one contractor
would be more honest and conscien-
tious than the other in carrying out
the agreement.
For these and other reasons, I an
convinced that the safest course
would be to insist on q rescission oI
the contrsct, though il should be at
the risk of a suit with Dir. Weir fol
damages. Let Us have . new deal
and next time fair one. or, at least
let it Lave some marks of fair one
Let it be determined where the works
are to be located; let It be provided
that the contractor shall take at leasi
q part of his pay in bonds of the city
and kave some limit placed below
which the bonds shall not be sold
but, above all. let the letting of th,
contract be fully and honestly adver
tised, so as to preclude the possibility
of foul play. A TAX PAYER.
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OIncInnafi Marknf.

By Telegraph C1KC1ENAr1, July Is.
FLoJR-Is Csc higher and the demand IA
part speculafive; family &c 1907 90; extra
WHEAT-Higher, but not active; No. j
red sold at u 10, being an advance or B07c.
CoRN-Ftrm but not active: tt was gen.
orally held az 95c, but 92g9ic were the rates
paid. r- T
OATs-Unchanged and steady at 65N6Oc.
BARLEx-9l 100l 20 and In good demand,
WHIsKy-Firm, with sales nc 98aB7c In
wooden bound c0operage.
CoTToN-Neglected and no demand.
MESS PoKK-Held firmly &C e3O; NO sales.
BULK MEATS-Clear shoulders l25<c: sides
15c; clear rib and clear aides l65<Ml61<c. I N
BACoN-Ftrmer; shoulders lac sides I75<
@1sc; sugar-cured hams 24c; demand good
LARD-In active demand and all TO be
had &c Ice sold; new held at l61<c. +
8UTTER-Unchanged prime scarce and
In demand 81 22027c.
EGGS-I6c.
OILs-Linseed oil 81, and flrm. Lard oil
81 l50l Is for current make
SUGAR-1zc higher and firm.
CoFFEE-1zc higher and tn good demand
the advance In gold ig the cause OF this;
the markets generally are good deal ex.
cited, and many Withdrew their stocks
from the market.
OoLD-ll9K buying.
ExcHASGE-Dun at lilo discount buying.
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gt. Louis Market.


By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS, July IS.
ToBACCo-Steady.
CoTTON-NOmfual.
HEMP-In light demand and unchanged.
FLoUR-25c higher, and unsettled: su-
perdne 81 5004 90; extra IS 90; Xxx IS $50
60.
WHEAT-Exeited. higher. and Irregular;
new No. red 81 259l %; No. 81 S2a1 IS (;
choice 81 3T@1 20; No. white new 81 go
5641 50 choice 81 450I AZ.
CoRN-In good demand: 865c higher:
mixed SOC; White 90992o In bulk; mixed
and yellow sacked $4,000; prime to choice
while 81 000l o6.
oATs-Firmer and higher; 4sa52c for
prime to choice.
RYE-Unchanged; new S5c.
WHsKY-Steady at CSC.
PR0yIsIoNS-BuoYant and excited: mess
pork so 00g30 so; some packers holding
at S3I 00i dry salted shoulders loose 125<c:
Bacon active and higher; shoulders 1z6
1876; clear rib l7szcs c. ear sides I80l61<c.
LARD-Qulet and UNCHANGED. =
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communicated
colony Meeting.

The members Of the Western
Colony met pursuant to adjournment.
on the 18th of July. in Princeton.
Gibson County, Indiana. Prof. A. NJ.
Bryant, being in the Chair. called the
house to order. Prayer was offered
by Rev. T. Alexander.
Rev. L. Forbes was elected Score
tary.
On motion, the Constitution was
rnnended, as to allow stockholders to
take as many 81 twenty shares (s25 .
share.)
On motion, a committee was ap-
pointed to call meeting at any time,
on two weeks notice. to elect Com
missioners to explore the West. and
to purchase lands. A motion was
passed requesting the stockholders to
pay to the Treasurer Grew. T. Alex
ander) the money that they have sub
acribed, by the 1st of next September.
A motion was passed to hold Col
ony Meeting, at the Providence
Church, Gibson County. Ind, on Fri
day, July 24th, at O'Clock Pm.
Also one at the Montgomery
Church, near Oakland City, on Satur-
day, July Both, at / o'clock Pm.
On motion the members eft the Gel
.ony adjourned to meet at the Court
House, in Princeton, Gibson County,
Ind, on Thursday, August 1ith. at !
0'alOck N
AL the members of the Colony are
requested to be present at that time.
AS there will be important business to
transact. l.. FORBES, Sec'y.
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Kew york Items.

New YoRK, July 18.-A large
number of Germans. who lately ar
rived In this country, and who not
being citizens, are liable to military
duty In their own country, have called
at the Office of the Prussian Consul,
and expressed their willingness to
retarn. Bismarck has been tele-
graphed to.
The agents of the Hamburg and
American Steamship Company, an
nounce that they will dispatch the
steamer SiIesia to morrow at her
usual hour. The Silesia will touch at
some point in Ireland or Great
Britain.
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THE NEW FOOD sOUR0E.
.EA MOSS FARHNR,
MAZDA frQr11 >

/ CEA MOSS FARINR,
1 - Made nom pure 1riBh Moss
| or Carrageen, ia conceded
/ ..n-rg to be the heRithteat
cheapest and most delicious food IN fhe
A package, costing a few cents, win make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and q pro-
portionale quantity OF PuddiDRs. Custards,
Creams. Sauces, Gruels, Charlotte Huase,
Ice Creams, &C, dc.
- Is creating q great
sensation In the
.,.-,-... food market. Its
&C., &C., is unsurpassed.
GBA MOSS FARINE
- "The prcoF OF the
pudding Is IN eat.
confident that no man or woman who hag
once eaten OF Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custards Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
Godaend, will deny IT'S claim % rank
among the table luxuries OF the period.
GEA MOSS FARENE
SD LIS made up without
trouble ard will
55yud TTy it h aRa I'd o1r word for it' you wan cO
SeEA MOSS FARTNE
9 Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, is aus
e.. perior co Corn
starch or ,Arrowroot, and one hundred
R~~ @~AANs @A~WENAa
GEA MOSS FARHHE - !
emit dishes can be
made from SEA
economical. It 1s the cheapest food. ia the
known world.
GEA MOSS FARIRE
- Is rich in flaah form
ing properties, and
diet for children and all others fecisiiriYs@
q light and delicate food.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- els decidedly q very
great improvea
liar preparations. It is the most delight
ful and delicate food we have ever tasted
CEA MOSS PARTNE
- Oustardsy Soups, Cru.
els, &C., Ac.a made
FARINE, can be taken by inveIide ~ Sfi
while ali other Preparations are rsiscted.
CEA MOSS FAREEE
- one experiment win
CouvtnC8 the most
Bkeptical that BKA
tards. Puddings. Creams, &c., 80.
- A most delightful
and healthy fO0d
for Children and
Invaltd9.
0EA MOSS FARTNE
- Superior to Corn
Starch MaEiena,
1~,,.a-., .., Farinas or
SEA MOSS FARIME
nghtful DESERT.
per cent. Of nutrinent. anu CONTAINS +"
80 rs irish Moss purE.
nedp concenrrateds
and rendered On
absolute luxury, and Will hereafter 5e
quoted aG food staple In the markets Of
the world.
G. EA MOSS FARIME
which the best Ar /
rowroot sappitca-
bic, at one-quarter the price.
GEA MOSS FARINE
@ ffl other preparations
s.T for weak and puny
children; nothing can surpass it Tor that
purpose.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- WIN produce desh 70
marvellous exc
and cooling to the blood. "
C EA MOSS FARINE
- Tell your Physician
what it Is, and our |
a. word for tt, he win |
G EA MOSS FARTNE
- Issplendid for thick. |
entng sauces, and /
viii make nifty /
dtnerent dishes.
EA MOSS FARIHE
- Sold only at whole. |
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO., i
53 Park Place, n. Y.
ie30 decd view