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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 2-The owners of
the yachts Cambria and Dauntless
will be entertained at dinner bv the
Royal Cork Yacht Club at Cork to-
day. he yachts will start on their
ocean race at 2 o'clock next Monday
afternoon. A large feet of steam
and sailing yachts will be at the place
of rendezvous to witness the START.
The circular issued to. day by Pixell,
Abel, Longley & Co. reports the bull
lion market firm.
The Spectator. criticisiDg the Indian
policy of the United States, antici-
pates an immediate Indian war, which
will result IN the determination of the
race.
George Cruikshank. the artist, has
submitted to Queen Victoria a model
of the monument at Bannockburn.
Some of the merchants complain
that the Times bulls the corn market.
The command of the English Chan
mel Squadron has been assigned to
Admiral Drummond.
VIENNA, July "A sharp shock
OF earthquake was experienced
throughout Greece yesterday. The
town OF Sartorla IS a heap of ruins.
An island in that neighborhood sud
denly disappeared at the time of the
shock. No further particulars have
been obtained.
WARSAW. July 2-The Emperor
of Russia and suite arrived here yes
terday. Great official demonstrations
will be made to day, in honor of the
event.
LIVERPOOL, July by a state
ment published this morning, it is
shown that $4,000 emigrants left this
port during the month of June, for
various American ports; nine-tenths
of them went to New York.
MADRID July 3.-July coupons on
Spanish Bourse have been paid to the
amount of 1,500,000 reals.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market.

I BY telegraph NEW YORK, July2
O9TToHz Quiet; middling uplands NOM
FLoURHReceipts 2O,Os4 barrels; market
a shade hrmer, and rather more doing,
part export; sales 1920 barrels at S5G5 30
for superfne state; S. 6O95 20 for e1 ira
for family do: e595 30 for superfine west
erD S. 40@5 20 for extra western; S. 75a
&c 8 OE hoop Snoies oho GG s s @ for f4aas
brands do: s5 90g6 30 for extra st. Louis:
50 4Og9 for good to choice do.
RYE FLOUR-Unchanged
VIII sKY-Dun and lower; sales 200 bar
rels at 99c9sI.
WHEAr-Receipts 22O OO4 bushels: mar
ket 395c better for western; good milling
and speculative demand; unchanged for
spring; sales $4,000 bushels at 81 19al IS
IGa IoF no. ZOnleago: VI u for Racine spring:
Sl 2Sgl 3OH for No. 2 Milwaukee,; 81 SO
for No. Milwaukee: 81 459l so for west
ern red and amber western; 81 671S for
RYE-Quiet and unchanged for Canada.
=, FLE.s-Steady; L sales $500 bushels at 81 O6
CoRN-Receipts 81, ,454 bushels; market 2a
&c better, and fairly active; sales 10000
Dushels &C 6ltg6S15c for western; 6s@69c for
:, H5zAY-QnIet at t75c for shipping, and sOc9
81 Is for retail lots
HoPS-Qutet and UNCHANGED
HIDE5-Firn1 and moderately active
LEATHER-Hemlock sole ouiet and firm
at 26930c Tor South American.
WooL-steady; sales OF $4,000 lbs of do
COFFEE-Nomfnal
RICE-Firm at 899c for Carolina.
MoLASSEs-Dull and unchanged
PETRoLEUM-Steady; lac for crude: 270
271zc for refined. 'S
; syaAR-Dull; sales of Is hhds Cuba at
TURPENTIEE.oscarce; S7@ssc.
Alcoholic O5.
PoRK-Firmer and more active: sales
$50 bbls at $40 25G29 60 for mess. 500 00GS |
D 81 for prime; S25 50g26 90 for prime mess: |
SZS OOgzS 20 for city mess: also sales 500 /
bbls mess, August, at S29 25929 So
BEEF-Quie and steady: sales I2O bIlIa at /
Su@l5 for plain mess; Sl60I8 for extra /
mess. Beef hams dull; sales so bbls al /
packages at l2QI25<c for shoulders: IgL<G /
2lc for hams. Mtddles continue dull. /SS
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales 200 tierces /
kettle. A
BgTTER-Quiet and steady at 1s@2sc for
CHEEsE-Quiet at 7@I41<c.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK July 2.-Chief j ustlce
Daley, of the Court of Common Pleas,
yesterday administered the oath OF
Office to the three additional Judges
of that Court whose election was
provided for by the recent amend
ment to the States Const The
new Judges are II. W. %, Il.
d. Larunore and Joseph Il. Dafy.
The female clerk and the colored
messenger, who were sent to this city
by Treasurer Spinner. to identify the
man that Detective Whitley has ar
rested for stealing the $4,000 worth
of ten dollar notes from the Treasury
Department, several days since, have
returned to Washington. They were
unable to identify the prisoner.
The new order of the ice monopo-
lists, raising the price to 81 80 per one
hundred pounds, went into effect yes
terday.
The free baths were opened for the
use of women yesterday, but probably,
on account Of the change in the
weather, were not crowded.
AT the meeting of the Working
mems Union last evening, Nelson w.
Young was re elected President for
the ensuing six months.
NEW York, July 2.-It is stated
that the competing railroads to the
West have failed to arrange tariff Of
freight rates, aad the Erie and Penn
sylvania Central have adopted thu
following rates: New York to Gin
cinnati, 81; Cleveland, II cents; In
dianapolis, ST 40; Louisville, 81 %;
st. Louis, 81 40; Toledo, 81 cents;
Quincy, Ills. 81 40; Chicago, 81 II;
Detroit, 81 cents.
The steamer Europe, from Glasgow,
arrived Saturday.
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LISBON, July 2.-Senor Figonere,
who was recently appointed Portuguese
Minister to Washington, has been
transferred to ST. Petersburgh.
ROME, July 2.-It is said that at
least two-thirds of the Fathers at the
Ecumenical Council will depart for
their homes as soon as the Infallibility
Dogma is officially promulgated.
PARIS. July 2.-Gen. Guesada and
Senior Amos Cespedes, the Cuban
Agents. were received to day in q.
kindly manner by the Emperor. and
Prime Minister NJ. Olivier.
PARIS, July 2-The Figaro was to-
day prosecuted for publishing false
anecdote of the Emperor and the late
Earl of Clarendon.
Mr.. Wash burDe has left Paris for
the German watering places. Col.
Hoffman will act during his absence.
The Bishop Of Paris has returned
from Rome.
The steamship Lafayette leaves
Havre to. day for New York. Among
her passengers is NJ. Provost Paradol,
the new French Minister to Washing
ton.
The committee of the Corps Legis-
latif, 70 whom the matter was referred,
have required a modification of the
insulting tone of the petition of the
Orleans Princes before considering
subject.
LONDON, July 3.-Modifcation of
the Naturalization laws is exciting
attention on the Continent. Holland
is first to follow in the matter and
will probably make similar alterations
in her laws.
The Observer says the ocean yacht
race fails to excite the interest in
England that was expected. It is re-
ported that the crew of the Cambria
became dissatisfied and Ashbury was
obliged to ship one at Cork.
The vote by which the Corps re-
jected the petition of the Orleans
Princes is considered final.
st. PETERSBURG, July g. The
Catholics residing here publicly an.
nounce their determination to adopt
the Greek faith, should the dogma Of
Papal infallibility be adopted at
ROma
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, July 2.
SIS. 'S
WHE1yT-7steady and quiet; winter 81 l2;
white 81 400a1 As.
CoRN-Fair but quiet at 8S@S5c.
OATs-Dull at $4,000: the lat ter rate for
white.
RYE-2c higher: S1M1 o.
BARLEY Unchanged and quiet.
CoTToN-Duu; nominally unch anged !;
middling 1917.
cooperate.
MESS PoRK-Dull and nominal with no
demand.
LARD-Can be bought at 15sz; no de.
n. and.
BULK MEAIs-FIrm: sales 100, 900 pounds
sides at 141z; shoulders 115<.
BACoN-In fair demand, sales 40 hhds |;
shoulders l3c; sides l614, and 17c for clear
rib and clear.
HAMs-Sugar cured 2I1&622c.
BUTTER-Unehauged and firm at ISd24c,
CHEESE-Very dull at 1I0l2c.
LIHSEHD OIL-Du1I at 81 O5.
GROCERIES -UnchanRed,
GoLD-lIs< buying.
premium selling.
MoNEY-Market quiet but little demand
at S9l0 per cent.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 2.
ToBACCo-Actfve and unchanged.
CoTTON-Nominal.
HEMP-DulI and UNCHANGED,
FLoUR-Very quiet: business small: su-
pernne 81 4094 50; Xxx s595 25; Xxx IS s5
@6 10.
WHEAT-DulI and heavy; No. spring
98c; No. 3 S6c: No. 2 red fall new 81 20: No.
new 81 q: choice white 81 30.
CoRN-1n better demand at yesterday g
quotations.
OATs-Firmer at 4sc in bulk; 52a5lc
RYE-SIoW at 78d79c.
GRoCERIES-Q1 MET and uuchanRed
WHIsKY-Qufet at 81 O3.
PRoYIsIoES-Du!l; mess pork $50: bacon
I75z9I81<c.
EARD-Quiet at l5zaI6c.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Constitutional and Judicial Elections
In IllInOis-NO Definite Returns
Chicago Items.

CnIchSO Atemss
CHICAGO, July 3.-The election of
this State, which took place yester-
day, was on the adoption of the new
Constitution. A few scattering re-
turns have been received, but not
enough to make it certain that the
Constitution as a whole, and each of
the eight propositions sumbitted to a
separate vote, has been adopted by
large majority. IF there be any ex-
ceptions to this statement it is on the
question of minority representation.
At this hour there seems little or no
doubt of the success of that PROPOSE
ton In this city. About twenty thou
sand votes were cast. and was nearly
unanimous for the Constitution and
separate propositions.
In this. the Sixth judicial District.
VIM. K. McAllester, Independent. is
probably elected Judge of the Su-
preme Court over Charles Hitchcock,
the regular Republican nominee.
Booth and Farwell. Republicans, and
Rogers, Democratic, are elected Cir
cult Judges in this Circuit. In the
Second Judicial District, Anthony
Thorn. Independent, is probably
elected Judge OF the Supreme Court
over the regular Democratic nominee.
In the Third Judicial District. Hon.
j. M. Scott. Republican, is elected,
and in the Seventh Judicial District,
Hon. BENZ. P. Sheldon, Republican.
without opposition.
The 4th of July will be recognized
here by the suspension of business,
including newspapers. There will be
no general celebration, but an i'm.
mense number of private ones. The
day promises to be delightful.
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MONDAY, JULY 8, 1870.
Padueah Tobacco Fair and Sale or
Premium Tobacco.
Evansville Journal Co.:

Evansville Journal Co.:
GENTS The Tobacco Fair has just
closed here, the following are the
prices:
First premium Bright Wrapper, 500 per
100 pounds.
Second premium Bright Wrapper. sl02 80
per 100 pounds. -.
per 100 pounds.
First premium Shipping Leaf, SIS rs per
100 pounds.
per 100 pounds.
Third premium Shipping Leaf, Sl2 IS per
100 pounds.
First premium Dark Wrapper. $40 rs per
100 pounds.
100 pounds.
First premium Filler, 50 50 per 100 pounds.
First 10 hhds. Bright Wrapper, S47 50, II,
l9 rs, p 25, 10, 45 so. %, % 50, o 50, l3.
First 10 hhds. best Shipping Leaf, $40 50,
10 75, 10 rs, 1913, 10 80, 10 %, 50. 10, lO75,
IL IS.
Ten hhds best Black Wrapper. sI7 50, Is,
16 ., II, 10 IS, IL 70, IL, II so, IL. 80.
Five next best Leaf. Sill ., II, IL %, II,
Five next best Leaf In one lot. Sl4 so.
Shipping Leaf and Filters sold from S9 80
Bright Wrappers from SIS to $40 per 100
pounds.
Respectfully. A.
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Nashville Items.

NASHVILLE, July 2.-The House
of Representatives to-day rejected the
Senate bill directing the Attorney
General to bring suit in the Chan
cery Court of Nashville, against the
Tennessee q Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny, for the recovery of State bonds,
alleged to have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned from the State authorities, and
holding all of the aforesaid parties
individually liable.
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Washington Items

WASHINGTON, July g. Negotia-
tions for postal convention between
the United States and France have
been reopened by the French Minis
ter, under instructions from his Gov
ernment. Post Master General Cress-
well has submitted modified propo-
sition of liberal character, based
upon the provisions of the Non-Pos-
tai Convention with North Germany,
which will probably be approved By
the French Government.
Senator Norton, of Minnesota, has
been absent from his seal for several
weeks from illness.
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CineInnatfItems.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-The Fourth
of July will be celebrated here by the
formal opening of Eden Park. The
latter embraces one hundred and fifty
acres, is three hundred feet above the
river, and looks down upon the city.
There will be procession, speeches,
and military display.
There has been great interest all
day In regard TO the Lee and Natehez
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New Silver Mines.

DENVER, Col. July 2, VIA SANTA
FE, n. NJ, July IA letter from
Grant County, New Mexico, describes
the location of the new silver mines
as 5000 feet above the level of the
sea. At Ralston, a new village of 200
Inhabitants, about twenty FIVE miles
from the nearest river, 285 ledges
have been discovered, and over fifty
miles of claims located.
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DENVER. Col, July 3.-The three
banks in Denver, shipped in the month
of June, $127, 900 in gold bullion.
The business of the United States
branch mint for the fiscal year, end
ing June Both, 1870, was $10O,576, ,7O6,
being an increase of SIS, ,537, ,2O5 over
1890
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Administrators Sale.

RY DTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the undersigned, Administrator of
the estate of Irwin r. SAMSON, deceased,
win offer for sale at public auction, at the
Lamasco wharf, In front of the floating
dock lately occupied by SAMSON g
Wilson, in the city of Evansville.
county of Vanderburgh, and state
of Indiana, July twenty-third Is70
the personal property of said estate
consisting of three coal boats, or fIaCs
one floating dock, with chains, tackle and
spars, one large Oh can, and variods other
articles. Sale to begin at 10 O'clock A M
Terms made known at time of SALE
JOSEPH +. THOMAS
iy2 d3W AGmfnfstrafor
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EWl
RV TeIepranh

BY IeIegraph.J LIVERPOOL, July 2.
sales, 5000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet: Cali
fornia white wheat, los 5d91Os Cd western
No. 2, IS Cd; winter, 9s 7d@9s Sd: western
flour, 23s: corn, No. 2 mixed, 30s03Os Sd
Oats, 2s sd. Barley, 5s. Peas, 37s Sd, and
dull. Pork, 102s Cd. Beef, Ills. Lard. us
Cheese, Cos. Spirits petroleum, JOd: refined
27s Sd.
LONDON, July 2.-ConsoIs 921z. American
securities quiet; '62s, 9O5z; '65s, old. 90I% .
,6Is, SgA; 1O-40s, SSA. Stocks quiet; Erie,
l9A Illinois, l4z; Great Western, 27lS.
FRANKFORT, July 2.-Bonds firm at ssl<.
PARIS, July 2.-Bourse quiet; rentes ~
francs 20 centimess
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Base Ball at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 2.-The game of
base ball between the Red Stockings
and Forest Citys, of Rockford. result
ed as follows:
Red stockings.....5 90 2IO OLA
Forest City-....-...1 2 2 81 / 3-l3
The audience was large and impair
tial. The latter part of the game
was exciting, and the Forest Citys
were greatly cheered as the game ap-
preached the close. George Wright,
of the Reds, did not play.
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LOulsEiIle Market.

By TeIegraph.I LOUISVILLE. July 2.
BAGGING - Firm; pounds Kentucky
6%c.
COTTON - Weaker and UNCHANGED in
price; middlIng 1870.
FLoUR-Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN = Quiet; nominalIy UNCHANGED
except corn: the latter declined to 81 O5
PRovIsIoNs = Better feeling. Pork $40.
Bacon l31z, l65z9l7%. Bulk meats I21z, l5s<
Q161z. Hams 2102I%.
LARD-17c.
WHISKY-9Sc0Gl.
ToBACCo-Sales of 126 hogsheads at 81 75
@7 Is for frosted TO 1ugs: 81 0a42 90 for low
leaf TO medium bright wrap ppers.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, JULY
CoTToN-Quiet and weak; middling 1sc.
ELoUR-DIooping: superfne e5 25S5 BIZ:
Xxx S5 5O05 621z; Xxx S. /1'
CoRN--Firmer: mixed 95@971zc; yellow
81 O5: White 81 0l0I O5.
OATs-6I064c.
BRAN-9O69Ic.
HAY-LoWer at &2I,
ETERLING-22h.
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NASHVILLE, July 3.-The German
and Irish citizens of Nashville have
made preparations for celebrating the
4th. The Stacy House has been dec
GRATED with national flags, and the
city bears beautiful appearance.
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RICHMOND, July 2.-The scene of
the execution of Lewis Kennedy, a
negro who ravished and murdered
Mrs. Stewart, and afterwards killed
John Baker, her farm manager, at
New Kent court house, Va, yester-
day, was a horrible one. The rope
broke twice, and the misereant died
after a prolonged struggle.
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Destructive Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The town
Of Oryille. California, was nearly de-
stroyed by fire to-day. The build
ings. being wooden, burned rapidly.
The people barely escaped the flames.
Loss, heavy; partial insurance.
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By telegraph CHICAGO, July2.
FXCHANGE-Unchange
FLoUR-Dul1 and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer and 1L@I1z higher:
closing at 81 071z91 O75< cash; 81 IL seller
last half July for No. 2.
CoRN-szc higher; closing at Sl1< for No. 2.
OATs-Hc lower: No. 2 closed at 491$.
RYE-Unchanged: closing at 79c for No 2
BARLEY-Quiet at 53c for No. 3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for iron bound
PROVISIONS Dull and a shade frmer.
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Jy2dsv
Wnhlnnk

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIETY-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
of Marriage, and the evils and dangers OF
Celibacy; with sanitary help for the at
tainment of mans true position in life
Sent free. in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, PhiIa-
delPk-a, Pa. [fel0 dAw3no
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LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Business will
be suspended here tomorrow. The
newspapers will got publish on Tues
day, and the Fourth will be generally
observed.
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by Ielegraph.I NEW YORK, July 2.
DRY GooDS-Business is extremely quiet,
and the market a little depressed and fr-
regular for cotton fabrics. There will be q
settling of values ere long. in conformity
with the decline in heavy brown sheet
ingss which are selling at l39I4c for the
best brands.
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New York Gold and stock Market.
By Telegrsph.l

By Telegr9ph.1 NEW YORK, July L
The cotton movement for the week
shows the receipts at all ports to Be III an
bales, and exports. 29, ,79S bales
The bank statement Is favorable.
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MoNEY-Easy at a@4 on calI.

srERLING-Quiet at 9IaIO.
GoLD-QuieL; opened at 1l21< touched
1121z91I2sz, and closed at 1I11S9ii2. Carry
Ing rates 29l per cent. ClearaDces S48, ,O09,-
OC0 Exports for the week S734,600
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.
A1Oas FARINE.

CEA MOSS FARINE,
- Made from pure irish Moss.
or Carrageen, is conceded
TO be the healthiest
cheapest and most delicious food in the
A package, costing a few cents. will naKa
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and a Dro-
portionate quantity of Puddings Custards
creams, sauces, Grnels, Charlotte Russo,
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Is creating a great
sensation in the
s.,. food market. Its
delightful flavor, convenience for dessert
&c, DC, is unsurpassed.
- "The proof OF the
pudding is in eat
ing it," and we feel
confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten of Blanc Mango, Pudding
Custard, Cream. Charlotte Russo, or any
OSher delicacy prepared with this marine
Godsend, will deny its claim to rank
among the table Injuries of the period.
GEA MOSS FARIRE
- Is made up without
trouble, and Will
Try it, and our word for il, you viii con
tinue In its use.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, is SUI
Starch or Arrowroot, and one hundred
per cent. cheaper.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- AT least fifty differ
ent dishes can be
Moss FARINE, all delicious, heaIthfuI. and
economical. 1t is the cheapest food q the
known world
OEA MOSS FARTNE
- Is rich In flesh form
Ing properties, and
makes q delightful
diet for children and all others REQUIRING
a light and delicate food.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- "Is decidedly a yerv
great Improve
mentupon all SIM
liar preparations. 1t is the most delight
1uI anu QelIcaIe 1000 we nave ever tasted"
CEA MOSS FARTNE
- Custards, Soups. Cru
els, DC, &c, made
from SEA NJ o
times. and retained upon the stomach,
Wh1le all other preparations are rejected.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- One experiment will
convince the most
skepticaI that SEA
Moss FARINE will produce uneQualed Cus-
tards. Puddings. Creams, &c, &C.
GEA MOSS FARTNE
- A most delightful
and healthy foed
for Children and
Invalids.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Superior to Corn
Starch, MAIZENA,,
kindred preparation.
GEA MOSS FARINE
IigbtfuI des ert,
and contains so
per cent of nutrIment.
cEA MOSS FARINE
- Is Irish Moss puri-
ned, concen trated, |
absolute luxury. and will hereafter be !
quoted as food staple In the markets of |
the world.
cEA MOSS FARENE
- For all the uses to |
which the best Ar |
bic, at one quarter the price.
cEA MOSS FARINE
- Is SUPERIOR to all |
other preparations |
children; nothing can surpass it for that |
purpo'e.
cEA MOSS FARINE
- VIII produce flesh to |
marvellous ex- |
soothing and cooling to the blood.
SEA MOSS FARINE
- Tell your Physician
what 1t is, and our
word for It, he win
recommend it also.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Issplendid for thick
ening sauces, and |
VIII make fifty
different dishes.
SEA MOSS FARINE
80 Sold only at whole
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
53 Park Place, Ny.
ieSO decd view
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sChedp }oOdg Cheap onl1tssnaents! Pure
drinks, the sitrest preventive, Of drt'nE-
enneSS and crinle!"
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SEA MOSS FARTNE
~ Made from pure irish Moss
or Carrageen, is conceded
to be the heaIthiest
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
A package, costing few cents, will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and a Dro-
portiOnate quantity of Puddings, CustarCs
Ice Creams, &C., &C.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-06

While Patrick had been speaking, the light
had gained somewhat In strength, as If The
match was blazing higher; but, as he uttered
his concluded exclamation, there came sud-
den, binding flash, equal to MANY liehtnipes.
and then a stunning sound, as of some
mighty explosion, followed by the crashing
sound OF heavy bodies falling among the tree
tops, near him, breaking their way through
the branches.
Patrlck waited for no more, but found the
road as quickly as possible, and made double
quick time for the village, regardless OF the
ram. When, less than half an hour after
wards, the breathess Irishman with his
precious burden, dripping with water, opened
the door of the superintendents, Office in the
village, he heard that gentleman remark:
"What did you say, JoIdan~
why" replied the "boss," with an anxious
tone, "some fool has broken my desk open,
and stole can of the nitro glycerine, and Pm
afraid mischief will come of it,"
''Divi fear" interrupted Patrick; sOlra
mischief was done by that same. Ownly
we'll have to sarch the woods wild dogs tC
foind enough of 'em for a dacint wake, OIL
Ohm mishtaken.'
The explanations which followed LETT little
room for doubt, and subsequent investiga
| ton lett less; but, as Patrick had surmised
there was very little occasion for "wake."
The contractor got in all right, the mef
were paid, the road was built, and the mora
of my story is: "If you steal nitro-sl! cerine
don't fill lamps with it if you mean to light
them Yourself"