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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02

Us means Of promoting personal amoi-
tion; the only question ever considered In
passing upon claims against the pubic
treasury was the loyalty of the claimant
to his party, and not the amount or 'aiue
of the service rendered. Money was
drawn from the contingent fund ana
placed at the disposal Of the executive lor
the purpose of conducting party can
vass The sale of liberal donation OF
lands from the general government was
manipulated by the executive to hlling
the pockets of personal relatives and
defrauding the State Of tens of thous.
ands of dollars. Good and true men
were arraigned-not for crime or offences
against the law, but for disloyalty to
party-and convicted without a trial.
Yet these courts of inquisition were sup
ported from the public crib. Becausea a
man entertained political idea offensive
in the eyes of these self.righteous rulers,
he was not only deprived of the right to
pursue the ordinary avocations OF life,
bnt was prohibited from administering
on the estate of a dead friend. Yet the
tax payers were compelled to contribute
the money expended in their own degre-
dation. Such was the policy OF the leaders
of party now setting itself up ms
authority or reform. No wonder that a
mention of "iormer things" with con-
trast of tho attitude of that party when
in power, with the false attitude 1t now
assumes should distrust the equilibrium
of our neighbor. And now in the most
Christian spirit imaginable, We would
suggest that instead Of indulglng in such
frantic fits of believing, paving and
throwing dirt into the air, the htetE-
genccr would find it more profitable TO
engage in a pious and careful study OF
its own text. Cast the beam from thine
own eye"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, December l.-MoNEr-
More active at 6@7 per cent, with ex-
ceptions at gold interest. Prime mer-
camille paper 5(G7 per cent. Customs
receipts $225, 900. TheAssistant Treas
urer disbursed $1,459000. Clearings
not made public.
GoLD-Opening at lis! and closed at
ll5, the two extremes OF the day having
been ll5t and ll4J. Rates paid for
carrying ,, 8, y, |, |! and 8 per cent,
Loans were also made flat.
GoyERNMENTs-Firm
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wheeling Stock Market,
CHRIsTMAN's SToCK YARDS,
THURSDAY, Dec. =.

THURSDAY, Dec. Z. J
The following are the arrivals at the
Christman House yards the past week
and the prices paid Tor the same.
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week
ll6 head; sold at So 0O@5 90 per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivals during the week, 344
head; sold at 6G7ic per ID.
SHEEP-Arrvals during the week, 81
head; sold at 4G4lc per ID.
MILcu Cows-Arrivals during the
week, % head; sold at s55 to SO per
head.
CALvEs-Arrivals during th9 week, le
head; sold at 50 to S9per head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December Flour Quiet
and unchanged Wheat-Dull; No. !
white Michigan 81 26; extra do. 81 80;
amber Michigan, seller December 81 49,
seller January 81 90 seller February
SI22t. Corn-Dull; high mixed 56ci new
4s!o; seller year 48c; low mixed. new,
soc. Oats-Dull and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Babcock Receives an Answer.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December l.
General Babcock this morning, received
a telegram from District. Attorney Dyer,
ut st. Louis, in answer to one sent by
him yesterday, demanding hearing be-
fore the court, stating that the evidence
in every case had been closed, and that
the next case, involving the question OF
conspiracy, was set for the 18th of Dec
pnn hnr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02

FgyM our reports this morning the
.-.. Utilities are that the weather to-day
g BE- cloudy with northeast to south
-,,: winds, and higher temperature.
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Rank SusDpuSintl.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-The
Bank of America has suspended. The
board of directors resolved To cease active
operations and put the bank into hqulda-
tiOn al once.
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At'herling &egister.

G,lp closed iR New York yesterday
$, 10.
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1000 Michigan Central. u.
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December Petroleum
Firm and quiet; standard white llO'
test 95c; prime white 100 test lO:c.
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The Governor of Virginia, in his mes
sage to the Legislature Of that State
which met yesterday, declared that it
would be impossible for Virginia even to
pay that portion of her debt which has
been assigned to West Virginia.
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The yIce.prcsidcnt's VIII.

BosroS, December l.-Mr. Wilson has
left will in his own handwriting, and
dated April II, 1874, by which he be-
questhed his entire estate. rea! and per.
sonal, to his nephew, DR.. W. l.. Cool
idge, in trust for the support of his
mother in-law, Mrs. Mary Howe, now in
her Goth year: for the education and sup
port of his adopted daughter, Eva and
for other minor designated purposes.
Trusting it all, as he expresses
it. to Friendship, discretion and the
sense of right of Mr.. Coolidge
He also constitutes him his executor, di
rectng that no bond be required OF him.
either as executor or trustee. In regard
to the completion and carrying through
the press of the third and last volume OF
his History of the Rise and Fall of the
Slave Power in America, left nearly
completed, it is expected that 1t will be
attended to by Rev. Samuel Hunt, life
long friend aud associate, his former pas
tor for seven years, and his private Sec
retary. and who, more than all Others,
has assisted him in the preparation Of the
work.
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Granger Candidate for President.

CHICAGO, December 1.-The National
Committee of Independence including
delegates from many Of the Oranges of
the Northwestern States met here this
afternoon and effected temporary or
ganization. The Committee propose to
take steps to nominating an independent
candidate, whom the grangers will sup
port for next president.
Condition OF Senator Logan.
Senator Logan is a little better this
morning, but is still in a critical condl-
ton
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For ths JN.fer ceuri.r
HARRISON and Columbia Town
ships Institute.
SCHOOL HoUsr No 2 Hafh..or
OciUter Boz ~

According 10 appO.nfmer f
the teachers OF said Tov
day. nj rather iaf, r
called 20 order by rliihp 4r,
tee ofsaid township. WHO. ia ,crOY.ance
with an agreement with Mr. Gave. Trus-
tee of Columbia township. appointed
W m. l.. Edmiston President of thc in-
-iilute. Mr. Edmiston assumed The du-
Ties aud responsibilities of tie office
" ith the assurance that he would do glt
i'm his power TO make the meeting or
the Institute pleasant and agreeabis. ~
well as profitable.
By invitation of the President Rev.
+. A. Cox opened the exercises ~
PRAYER.
Miss Sallie c. Hardin was unanimous
IL chosen Secretary. On The enroll.
memt of member. the following persons
handed In their names: W. l.. Ednis-
ton. +. a. Cox. w. ;. Fisher Emma
Hope. Annie Cooper. Sallie Hardin. w.
". Cavender. l.. j. Enlow and Annie
Moore.
Institute drilled at great length in
reading 10y Mr. Cox. at the close of which
recess was taken until o'clock y. NJ
L. Nj. Institute promptly called TO
order. Class exercised in Arithmetic
by Mr.. Fisher; Geography by Mr.. En-
low. Recess ~ minutes, after which
the class was Conducted into, il not
Through. the lsh,rinths OF grammatical
science by Mr. Lavender. Mi,cell nr-
Gus business bring in order. the Pr".i.
ldeut announced the following rf0-
gramme for next session. to-wit:
Open with rrlyer; Reading by Mr.
lCavender; Geography BY Miss Cooper :
Recess; Arithmetic by Mr.. Cox; Or
typography 90 bs .upplied): Recess, un-
ltil o'clock: IN, ~iology hy Mr.. Fisher !;
IGrammar by Nr. Enlow; Recess; His
ltory by Miss Ilopc; MISCELLANY.
On motion - AIR. Enlov, the Sec'y
was ordered e. forward copy of the
minutes Of this session TO the Editor OF
the Courier Wit request 10 publish
There being uo further business. the
rs;iiutc adjourned TO meet again On
he 27th psoX.. ~ i's place.
~ANii & HArnIN, ~ecy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

This rrovisles ne arly ton moro acres
for exhibiting spare ihsn ihere were ~
Vienna. fhe largest aforementioned Fxhi-
bitior sat he'd. Yet the applications of
exhibitors have breu so numerous ~ to
exhaus; ,ac .psce ai4 MANY iinporia u
ciA.sr~ of object. must b. provided Tor
IN special hui ling,
IN import enf sleritl exhibition will
le made b, ilie United ~fa,ps Govern
mcn,. anl j. being prepared under The
supcgN i,ion of Road OF Officers rep
ressniing tie several Executive Depart
mcnis ~ the Government A fine
building az 5 acrc- isrrovidcd tor the
purpose. -psre IN " hich will be occu
pied p, the War. Treasury. NAVY. In
icriar. Post Office. and \ ricultural De-
parlmenis aiid The Smithsonian Insii-
tuition.
The Women's Centennial. Executive
COMMITTEE. have raised $4,000 FOR the
erection OF = psvillion ia which 10 ev-
h'bii every ind OF women. work To
this collection, women of all nations arc
expected TO coutrihnir.
4 The list OF special buildings i con-
stantly increasing. and present indica-
HilbilN htt Ntlftt iliflt AilNi iIWUbt'i VIII lf
from 2tD io 80. Most of The impor-
ttani foreign nniions--England. GER
many. Austria. France. Egypt. Japan.
and Others are putting up one or more
structures each. foi exhibiting purposes.
or ior the use Of thc commissioners. OK
lhhitnrs and visitors. Offices and head
Quarters of This kind usually OF con-
siderable architecture, beauty. are pro-
lvidcd by the State OF rcnDsylvania,
Ohio. Indiana Illinois. Michigan. New
Jersey. New York. Connecticut. Masss-
,chusctts. New Hampshire. Missouri.
Kansas, Virginia. West Virginia. Neva-
da. Wiscon sin. Iowa. aud Delaware
aud il is likely that others will follow
tho example.
4 number Of Trade aud Industrial
IAssocisiionp. which require large
amounts Of space. will he provided for
lin special buildings Among these arc
the photographers. the carriage builders,
the glass ma kcrs. 'hc crsckcr bakers the
boot aud shoe manufacturers. besides.
quite nuns her of individual exhibitors.
The great demands for space will proha-
'blv render this course necessary to y
considerable extent. especially for OK
hibitors who have been iardv in making
their applications. In tho Main Fxhihi.
ton Building. for example. s33 3oo
square fcct ot space had been applied
for hv the beginning OF October by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
Ceiestine Notes.

Mp. EDiTSR - Afier \ lrng silerrs We
again beg room in your c-luinns TOR
few ''noies" from this piace
Last Spring We called through ths
columns of the Courier. for 'rncr an
saddler r both have re- bonded. Our ys-
nial young friend Leo r. Spavd. has
purchased property and is building q
shop in which TO keep hi- excellent
stock Of stoves aud iinware He i DO.
ing a fine business. both at his trade aud
with the ladies. He has the "cagc- aud
We imagine. will soon catch the bird
Good luck to Leo.
Our saddler is fine looking vouug
gentleman from indianapolis. He has
rented property until he can build upos
his own lot. and informs ns that in
short time we can have all the saddles.
brides, harness, &c, that we desire.
May he prosper.
John Merkle is putting up new
whether shop or dwelling we
have not learned, but - assured Johnnv
means business.
Mr.. Fox we learn. is goin t.
np dwelling house. but whai ttt.
he u going into we have uDf
We would suggest a drug $751;
are certain IL would be pa,ir.
ment.s
We srS6 thus encouraeinglr 70 on.
voung frieIiEs-w ho have locstcd IN our
little town. because w.
know they can build up good business.
And wien we speak OF onr people 81
90 'enierprilng" people. we mean ~lisl
wc. say. ~ lhc people fHd ready
mari'ei ~ M the products of their
firms. exHep pt tobacco. aud we think be-
fore another year we viii have tobacco
house and Touring mill.
-0nr three stores are aping good
business.
Our mcc mics are fllis'ee secr
- hare 80 a. Hdanr ,sk 10 do
~ sc 10 re city
fnc dir tcel lie
Nj Geo Ggie h-i he
has funui aAufubpr Oh .ble
upon his farm neer hfre II uclbt
fha. here amoug orr hills ui cs- =
ier bpddea uurnld wealth in m'iefais
which wi. vct tr deveiarci y, so-r,
man. So SIZE ssy to sl
lcom. aud see u. get aconaiNti wii
nur people and the geog ipy our
bounty. and think son'r Will
iate to build up q business am
lOur people are kind and genc us nd
take care 10 entertain siranges la ne
best manner possible. Aksgs.
CELEsTINE. Nov. 5, ISIS.
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Brains Wanted for Two.

Detroit Fres Press.
The other day when n resident Of First
street went home to dinner. his wife
asked him why he sent stranger TO the
house after his SUNDAY suit
IL didn't he bluntly replied.
But Young man called and said so
and gave him the clothes" she said.
There was painful pause, and she
continued:
"You can't blame me-"
No. ] can't" he replied "brt I wish
you and knew enough to last us over
night"
She didn't eat any dinner, Of csarsc.
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From n. Louisville courier-JourrAi Sov. "a.
A committee Of citizens Of New Al
banv. composed of Mayor w. Il. Rich
ardson. Messrs. Winstandley and Story.
of the City Council: w. ;. Culbertson,
j. h. Gebhart, ID. W. Voyles, j. G. Can
non aud Aug. Bradley, met Messrs. II.
;. Moss and Chas. p. Rudd, Of the
Louisville Board of Aldermen. last'nighi
at The Office of the city attorney TO con
suit with reference 10 the ST. Louis New
4 lbany aud Louisville Airline railroad.
The plan as agreed upon by the New
Albany committee is n follows: The
old mortgage and bonds TO be- Cancelled
and satisfied. and the present creditors
of the road 10 receive second mort
g,ge bond 10 be placed upon the ro.-l
10 be used in payment Of their demand
against il. This second mortgage is 10
be for no more than will pay the claim -
aforesaid.
There il TO he a light first mortgage
placed upon the road and bonds issued
just sufficient 10 place rolling stock on
the road. complete the road 10 Prince
ton. Ind and To indemnify the two cities
for their Endorsement or undertaking in
the premises. 1t also provides that a
sufficient amount be retained out OF the
proceeds of the cities guarantees TO pay
the first twelve months interest on the
same. Ii is contended that the road can
be finished to the point indicated above
in six or eight months time. which
would give the road after il j. compile
ted near twelve months 10 earn the next
six months interest that would accrue.
and to take care Of all further accumu-
lations OF interest.
Tie amount Of the obligation that ye
two cities are requested TO undertaken,
one million of dollars; Louisville to
take two-thirds and New Albany one
third of the amount. either ia the is>ur
of the respective cities bonds or an in.
idorsement Of the first mortgage bonds
spoken OF above for that amount.
II is claimed by the committee that
this plan will not require the pawn ~
of cent of tax by either New Albsn5
o Louisville. II is proposed 10 col
plcte the road from New Albany 10
Princeton, Indiana. a distance of aboH
$50 miles from Louisville. The follow
ing statistics and estimates were pre-
senied by Mr.. Aug Bradley, president
OF the road:
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eArrs or ApVEgT-sEI~c.

rorsouare. 10 lines or less, ! week. = eo
49,, ,,l,..nuent insertion. 10 cts.
LANCER advertisements al the same rate,
A nacfion over even square or squares,
rounted as square. These are the terms
for tran ,ient advertisements a reasona-
~. deduction will be made 20 regular
sdvertisers.
Notices OF appointment OF admins
traitors and legal notices of like character
10 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CASDrDArss.
For Township Officers, each u
Fer County ~ M
For District. Circuit. or State. BOO
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The Act Of Congress which pro vided
for celebrating tie oue hundredtL An
niverssry OF American lhdependencc.bv
holding an intcruationsl Exhibition OF
Arts. Manufaci urcs. aud products OF tie
Soil aud Mine" authorized tie crcatioI
OF the United States Centennial Com
mi -sion, and entrusted 10 Il the man
agement OF Ill Exhibition This body
j. composed OF two Commissioners flonI
zach State and Territory. nominated 10y
the respective Governors. aud COM
missioued by tho Press dent of the I nited
States. The enterprise, therefore. l.
n national one. a.id nor. ma has
sometimes been stated. the work OF "A
private corporation.
The Exhibition will be opened on May
10th. 1876 aud remain omen every day.
except ~undaf. until November l0th.
There will be a fyeh price ~ SO cents
for admission 10 MI the buildings and
grounds.
The Centennial grounds are situated
on the western lauk of the Srhuvikili
River. and via hin Fairmouni Park. the
largest pubic park ia proximity to a
great civ in the world and one of The
most beautiful ia tlic country. The Pai K
IcOniains 3 1850 arrcs 45O OF Which have
been cuc.usrl fer the Exhibition. Be-
sides ms trace. there viii hc large yard :
lnetr by Tor the Exhibition ofsork. aud
i flrm OF ~ acres has ALREADY been
suitably planted FOR tletests Of piouglS.
iinowers. reapsrs, and other agricultural
machinery
The Eyhibiiion huiliings are ap-
preached B, eight irrs uf street cars.
which councri Will ul' the other .iu~'
in the city. and by The P,uusylvanis and
Reading railroads. over the tracks al
" hieh trains will also rnn from tht
Worth Ienn,y iyania aud Phii.lolphia
Wilmington. and Baltimore railroads
IL hu- Tie ENhi oition j. in immediate con
necti"n with the entire railroad system
,of the cnuuirS and an, one within y
inil-- OF Philadelphia ran visit il ut nc
greater rn-i than that OF carriage hir,
al the Paris nid Vienna Exhibition
The articles 10 bc exhibited have beel
classified in seven depart nienis. which
TOR the most part. " ~ be located in ap
ipropriaic buildings, whose sewers area
are as follows
lDErAefaKNT- BUILDINGS. AcrFs GOV y
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MP. EDITsR ;--Afler lnng siler~s We
again beg room in your column for =
few ''notes" from ,hi, place.
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Mr.. Fox, we learn. is Qoin t.
no dwelling house. but whai i. t,..
No i going into we have urf
We would suggest a drug r
're certain il would be pa,ie
ment.s
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The annual report Of the Supcrin-
tendent az Public Instruction shows
that the State School Fund has increased
$4,000 during the past year. aud now
amounts 10 ss.79s.oC0. besides 1877
acres Of unsold Congressional school
land. valued at Sl05. 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

Our me' mics are flrsiee secr
? ifare 80 a. HdanC u' ,.k 10 do
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nsrA.raENr- rrrpScs. AcrFs Gov =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

0rThe Republican papers in tho
Pocket arc for Judge Jas. G. Denny fol
Governor on the Republican ticket.
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Populsiien of the egh, cornu.s through
which the road sill run, 1878
Nalae - iarsn products ts.7sl 90
v us q real and personal property, :. 22o ooo
valve Of live stock 3sss go
SO. Of scrss impros ID iand 81. oSs
No Of acre. unimp proved land ets noo
The estimated earnings between Lon
isvile aud Albion. Illinois, during the
first year the road is open, are as follows /:
r--tv -s-s coal to S.~ Albany p.r day sssO
PORTS cars coal 90 Louisville and IefersonYie
Iee-t ~. ~s.ivsrd ir.irh, per day Sce
1v-rg ssrs essi~sFd fre.ght rsr day 800
f..- fas-caSer tsir- per tas 80
H.l snt eNFfsss canning PEI day, l53
Total earnings per year s.44 lao
Deduct ~ per cent Tor sspen-es, 20 2lO
Ne,es-ripss s3ai4o
Deduct interest On teht. 10 80
Net surplu.. s5s 74o
The interest on the proposed mortgage
bonds. amounting to Sl.320OOo az per
ceut.. amounts TO Sa2. 400: OH the sec
ond mortgage bonds for >l.4O0ooe AZ Z
per cent. S9s.O0n: total interest. l9O 400.
The amount already expended. inclu-
ding rolling stock aud operating expens-
es. is $3,l4s.790 5s. which is the amount
the two cities OF New ALBANY and I.ouis.
vile are asked 20 take up. and The IN
icrest on which the company proposes
To annually pay. leaving surplus OF nei
earnings Of <53.7<o. a. stated above.
committee, composed of Messrs.
Moss. Rudd aud Hamilton. Of Louisville.
and Win-isnd.ey aud Bradley. OF New
A .bsny was appointed 10 dFaft an orii-
nance 20 DC respectively presented Ia
The councils q The two cities, embndv-
ing tlle plan stated in this article The
time when this ordinance will be pre-.
sented will be LETT TO the discretion OF
the committee.
A committee was also appointed 10 Sc
cure the consent OF the people OF New
A lbany TO the proposition. which was
composed of Messrs. Cannon. Voyles
and Bradley.
The gentlemen present from New
Albany were very sanguine of the ulti-
mate and early success of the road "a
the poiI. mentioned, and urged its i'm
portance upon the representatives OF
Louisville who were present.
The NEE ting adjourned sine die.
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rgics OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

siagle subscription, for tiny Nos, 81 8
sor six months. :
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

SAFETY IN BATHINa.-Bathing should Always
DC avoided under the following circumstances name!
within two hours after meal, aud when exhaus'ed oy
fatigue or any other cause also when the BODY n ooons
after bath to he taken when the pcdy
warm provided no time is lost in getting into the w"'er
bathing In the open air should be avoided atoectner ]"
after having been the water short time there sense
of ehness with numbness OF the hands aud rect Nsv
ous aud strong persons may bathc early Ia tne
on an empty stomach but young persons ana .nose WIZ
are weak are safer In bathing three hours aneI mSa
the best time such being two or three n.urs
breakfast Those no subject 10 sttAcks OF su so
and fanness and those who suffer from papitauon, S
other sense of discomfort at the heart shouu ho.
without first consulting their medical adviser.
THE BLOOD CURE.-The practice which came
90 rapdly and widely in OF taking Tor consunp
tion and some other diseases drafts OF warm pood '"e
moment when extracted from the calf OF OK mas gone
into considerable dsusc Of late on account OF ostase
Inconvenience and other reasons. DR.. DE fascaie ol
Nice has successfully adopted substitute In the ion o
dry powdered blood. The blood OF the animal at,ea
being dried in water-bath, Is reduced 10 Ncr! uo M
povder aud grated through sieve, ana IL csh ."s DC
taken for any length Of time without rePugnanee pes
slu,st eiess-cau be taken as any common
mixed with soups. milk, nlarmalade, or cnoco"te' vi
incosed in wafer. Dr. De Pascaie has gwen ~ III
some cases, mixed with little pepsin Inc quanu'y Vi
The powder he varies according TO the pauenls asc
sex state Of health and digestive power,-in eencIa
beginning with 80 grains, increasing as circumstances
may dictate.