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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16
Facts About "CohlractIon."

The amount Of paper money now OlloaI,
In mlue-which is the only proper meas.
uro-exceeds the circulation at the close
Of the war by 1921, 100000. The figures
speak for themselves, In doingsO account
will be taken OF an important fact that a
given nominal amount Of paper money Ia
now worth 2l4 per cent more than 1t was
worth In 1865. This expansion value Is
equivalent to n like per Centage Of in.
crease in the volume Of the currency.
April 30, 1865, gold stool at lac, which
was n medium at that period. The paper
dollar was therefore worth GSl cents IA
shade less.) Reckoning gold now at 1lj,
the same paper dollar is worth l73 cents
more, which gives the per ccntage men.
toned. The two periods compared show:
Circulation in lSGj.-Demand notes,
sac, 1903, Legal Tender notes Si32,GS7.
066; National Bank notes in circulation,
SlS5OOO,0OO; State Bank notes, S05,OOO,.
900; Fractional currency, S2j,OO5,S2O.
Total, SGOS, l1G,3OS. Value in gold, SllG,-
55O,732.
Ci rculatiun in ls75.--Demand notes,
Sl7O,lOS; Legal Tender notes, S375,77l,-
$50; National Bank notes, S3lS,l4S,lOO;
State Bank notes, S7SG,Sil; fractional
currency, So, 12o,A2s. Total (lcss S3,OO3,-
Oj5 in Treasury $732032,Ill. Value in
gold, sGlO,777,OO0.
Circulation in value Of the two periods.
1916, $685., Gjl,lO1; 1865, $ilG,6j0732.
Excess in 1915, S22l,OOl,AG5.
An expansion in value to the extent Of
the above S22l 100000 is the kind Of
contraction" which has taken place
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Crons NJ Homo mud AbrOnd.

With the exception Of lew unlmpor-
tant localities the agricultural Produc-
ton has been unusually large, and the
favorable prices that prevail for several
leading products ought to stimulate an
early realization. The movement OF
crops is the old.iashioned legitimate
machinery by which to get money into cir
culation, and thus increase the purchas-
ing and debt-paying power Of the people,
especially in the agricultural localities.
The american Groccr remarks that this
would unquestionably be vital step to-
ward Improvement in trade, following,
as 1t does,twO years Of great economy, and
in view also Of small stocks Of merchan.
disc aud exceptionally low prices for all
staples great manufacturing centeFs
and importing interests ought to
DO benefited by the absorption Of nc
Cumulatcd stocks Of goods, and the whole
country would feel the thrill OF new life
in business. A few weeks will determine
whether this will be the effect of an i'm
mense increase in the wealth Of vast
producing class.
In Germany, from mail adyices OF the
2lst ult., the agricultural reports state
that almost everywhere the harvest has
been completed under favorable auspices;
but as regards quality the crop OF 1875
will not rank with good years. This APP
plies especially to wheat, which on almost
all samples shown bears traces Of weather
damage in color, second growth, and MI.
merons undeveIopCd corns, Rye is Of
good quality on the whole, but this cannot
be said of barley and oats. The reports
of the Russian cereal crops are us yet the
reverse Of satisfactory, Winter wheat
and rye in nineteen Russian Governments
or ProvihCcsIre reported unsatisfactory
in nine, midding, and in eight very bad.
Spring grain Is still worse. Twenty
Provinces are returned as quite bad, ten
a. fair, and sixteen as tolerably good.
The south OF Russia, which Is generally
the most productive, shows this year the
most uniayOrable returns. In the United
Kingdom the wheat crop appears to be
below an average. Both straw and grain
are found to have been greatly injured by
the recent storms in the midland counties
and In many other parts Of the country.
The crops are foul with weeds; there is
much mildew, and the samples are necCs'
sarily inferior in color and general quail.
tiles. The reports Of the potatoes arr
variable, disease having such slight APP
penrance in some districts.
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CANNING CoRN.-Cut the corn from the
cob before cooking; fill the can full, cover
with cold water; set in vessel Of cold
water; set over the fire; let boil till clear,
then annl
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

StoubenvilIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s:26 q. M;
departs 500 p. m. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
Belalre stopping when required at Sherman House,
Vest Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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OUR ONO CORRESPONDENCE.
Dangers Of Pooling with IN other
Mans Wile--The Business OUT
LOOk-POlitieal Prospects,
CANAL DOVER, O., Sept. ]



Editors IntellIgrnCer;
knowing you are always on the scent
for news will give you IN item for you:
paper. Yesterday at the quiet town OF
Minerva there was little family quar-.
rel. resulting in the shooting OF one OF
the parties. II appears that man by
the name OF Jacob Walker having one
wife and q hankering after another, took
to his home the wife Of Emanuel Baugh-
man. The trio seemed to get along
very quietly until yesterday, when
the lawful wife put in an OBJ.
lection to certain improprieties going on
and insisted on having the other woman
leave the house. Mr.. Walker, in the in
terest Of peace, took Mrs. Baughman
away, intending to go over to her moth
er's, When about half way they met the
husband OF the lady, who insisted that he
was the proper escort OF his wife, to
which Walker objected and showed fight.
Baughman drew single-barreled pistol
and shot Walker in the breast, wOunding
him fatally. DR.. Westfall, who attended
the wounded man, testified that he be-
lleVeu from the nature OF tue huulu llut
Walker would not live over night. So
Emanuel went behind the bars In default
OF $1,000 bail. So much for ioOling with
another mans wife.
The blast furnaces in this valley are in
full blast, turning out No, | iron, and there
Is some talk Of starting the rolling mill.
Business is good, crops ditto, and judging
from appearances there is going to be
let.up in the future Of the iron trade
which will bring better state OF affairs
to the "Iron Valley"
The people are fully aroused in regard
to the political issues of the day and
there will be good majority for Hayes.
The Germans OF the valley don't swallow
the "greenback" pill very well. They are
for better currency and will vote with
the party that will pay in "gold.'
"Sham Cary" will come out thin here,
as the "beer gurling Dutch" seem to re-
member him very well as a teetotaler,
This think will weaken old "Rise Up"
also. VOX.
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JUDGE T. ]. MAcKEY, Of South Caro-
lima, has suggested to the planters that
the insufEiciency Of the ratiOns usually
given to colored laborers Is the cause Of
the prevalence of cotton stealing, At
the same time he says that extensive OBJ
servation in the State has convinced him
that the negroes are less addicted to steal
ing than any class Of agricultural labor.
srs in the world who outnumber thOir EN-.
ployers In the same proportion, and that
when they steal agricultural products
they are impelIed Immediately by the
want Of food for themselves or families,
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OoMAnssIONERIs NOTICE.

No. lll2 Chapline street, wheeling W. Va, on
MONDAY, tho 18th day Of October, 1875,
Proceed to lake and state tho account required to
be taken by the decree made and entered In the
above entitled cause on the 18th day Of July, 1873
lam required by the said decree 10 audit, TetAke
and settle the account Of the ald AbsalOm Rllgely
Us executor Of the last will and testament Of his
father, AbsalOm hidgely, decd, and report what
balance lsin the hands Of tho Sal executor coming
Mdgely, decd, and In what proportions and to
whom.
And In taking the account, the said account EE-
hbt shall 10 taken rs lrH and correct, except In
30 far rs the same Is specifically GurChArged by the
said bill.
Twill also report any other matters may deem
pertinent, or that may be required by either party.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
COm'F Ohio County Circuit Court, W. Va
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept 10, 1875. ol7-Th
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The New Orleans Pcdyune proposes
that the South partly begin resumption
Of specie payments by selling the incom.
ing crop Of cotton exclusively for specie,
saying; New Orleans in olden times
gave the example Of specie resumption
before the New York banks let ii now
SET like precedent, in following the Tex.
as line, by inaugurating or completing
the transaction Of cotton sales against
specie funds in the Guli.coast States"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lauahlin's Infant Cordial.

The chlilbcure when teethlng-tO relieve TnHam.
nation OF the Gums, 10 allhy uneaSnCSs, 10 quiet
Collie Palms, 10 promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer COM
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when the chill.
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou.
Eanda Of bottles, and have TO hear the hSt person
say Il Il not all We rUcOnmend Il 10 be.
MOTHERS, have you Hekiy, ke,ihinO BABE that
TURNS the HOURS oil MOTT when you 20 long for
rest) Into one JONG, wEARY DAYTIME Of wORRf.
MINT and cAREf Cry-Ciy- Cry-all day and all
night ongf II you have, EiJLen TO TCdion be con.
Vinccd, heJildie no I0hqer-A FEw drops Of fNEAHr
SWEET, REPRESlltN0 BLgRP will take the place Of
wAKETuL SUFFERING. Procure al once a bottle
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUGHLIN BROS, d CO., Proprlctors,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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CHOICE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

20 Acres choice land, ~ miles above the city, on
the Ohio river PiTst-cla1 maCAdamiEsd road rum
ming through 1t. Also the =. W. 4 KY Railroad
passes through IT, 80 rs To make Il very desirable for
country resllences-( which rad will be completed
during the coming year,. VIII be divided Into
lots to suit purchasers. Terms easy. Enquire Of A.
N. JACOB, on the premises.
Also, 100 acres best Short Creek land, on the
Bethany Pike, * miles east Of Wheeling. Cheap
= erms easy. Enquire Of Messn HUBBARD &
EItSKlHE, Attorneys al law or A. N. JACOB
Hel6
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

cENAToRiAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Editors Of The inlelllgcucer:
MI. W. H. nEARN IL our style Of man for the
senate lie will most completely represent the In.
duItrIal interests Of the city and State A man Of
large experience, Of ability, and Of business cOnnec-
tlOns Of high character and honorable standing, he
wAuld 10 honor to the Capital City, as inentct Of
the Senate. In that body he would command an
MANUFACTURER.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-07
HON. L.. q. q. AR.
Lee COnnty SAYS. well Bon.
GU0L and EGiLhCsIE Ser
want

At a meeting of the Democratic and
Conservative party OF Lee county, Mis-
sissippi, held at Tupelo on the twenty
ghth OF December, 1874, Mr.. j. NJ
Allen introduced the following resolu-
tlons. which were unanimously adobted
Resolved, That We, the Democratic and
conservative party OF Lee county in con
vention assembled. do heartily and fully
approved Of and indorse the course can
speeches in the United States Congress OF
our. distinguished representative, l.. G.
{. Lamar.
Resolved, That we tender to him our
thanks for his manly vindication and able
representation of our people.
Resolved, That We pledge ourselves to
carry out, Ia good faith, the pledges made
by him for us, and We bid him God speed
in his glorious work of recouciliating the
different sections of this great Union
and teaching them to know and love one
another.
Resolved, That copies of these resolu-
tons be furnished the Mississippi Journal,
the jackson CLARION, and the Memphis
Appeal, with the request that they publish
the same, and that one copy be sent to L.
Q. G. Lamar.
r. NJ. LEAvELL,
NJ. III. MABERRY, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Why 10 q side-saddle like four-quar
jug? Because it holds gallon
Love without money is something Xix
patent leather boots without soles.
In some parts of the country, when 1
woman begins to get red at the roots o
her hair, it Is regarded as q storm-signal
A young fellow in Grundy county Iowa
wanted to charge bis girl 20 cents for hi
picture, Informing her at the time that il
originally cost quarter.
A Milwaukee woman's bonnet cost
upon an average, about SIS, but she ha:
the bill made out for $50 or $40, in order
to show it to the woman next door.
The humor of the clerks of the Bangor
(Me.) Post-office finds expression in
sticking postage stamp on the floor and
laughing at the people who try to pick it
up.
A minister who came into church du-
ring IA sudden shower requested another
to preach for him. as he was very wet.
No, said the other, preach yourself;
you will be dry enough in the pulpit.
A Brockport man dreamed recently
that his aunt was dead, and the dream
proved true He tried the same game
with his mother-in- law, but it did'n work
worth cent.
Have you Goldsmith's Greece" was
asked of the clerk in store in which
books and various miscellaneous articles
were sold. No." said the clerk refec-
lively, eve haven't Goldsmith's Greco,
but We have some splendid hair oil.
Miss Kellogg says that Americans girls
have the sweetest voices in the world.
When one of them puts her mouth to a
hole in the fence and "hollers to the
girl next door to "fetch back them
crimPing irons" it fills the air with
melody.
Prudent mother" Don't look at Prof.
Won Bungs so, Dora dear, or people will
think you are in love with him." Dora
(who Is inconsolable for the loss of her
darling poodle)-'I can't help it ma; he
is the exact image of poor MoPsy|
A man who had saved the life of
daughter of a Boston millionaire, received
50 so from the greatful parent. He was
so overcome with the magnificent bounty
that he paid out every cent of it to seven
teen organ grinders to simultaneously
serenade his benefactor.
When old Sam. Crowder, down in
Pike, was running for Justice of the
Peace, his wife, in anticipation of honors
in store for her, said My dear, when
you get to be Justice of the Peace what
will be-" g YOU" said old Sam, "why
you'll be the same old fool you always
was -
Maria is very popular name in Hi
nois. When cat climbs back fence in
a wellpopulated neighborhood and plain
lively calls out 1" Maria!" twenty or thirty
are hastily thrown up, from
which protrude twenty or thirty female
heads wildly answering "What."
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sSecs2's Eluies ana Negotiations.

Upon entering this office you are par
ticulariy requested not 10 use the door
mat, as we wish to accumulate soil inside
for potato crop.
Please leave the door wide open, or,
should you forget yourself and close it,
slam it like thunder winter arrange
ment.)
II the Proprietor is engaged in CONVEX
sation and il is your turn next, please
lean your chair against the wall and
whistle "Mulligan Guards" if you can't
whistle, sing.
Never neglect an opportunity to i'm
prove your mind. If we aye temporarily
absent sit on the desk, pick your teeth
with the gold pen and read the letters
More may be found in the right hand
drawer.
Smoking Is particularly agreeable. If
you are out Of poor cigars We will lend
you pipe.
1t You see snv spittoons please expecto-
rate on the floor, as the former are only
for ornament.
Our office hours for listening TO solici-
tors Of church subscriptions are from
eleven to one, for book agent one to three,
Nt"N Nitlctt'S Htti All uslA w dlleud ~
our own business at night
We need about 81 900 900 more of
lie insurance. If you are acquainted
with any agent please send him in; he
hasn't been here since yesterday.
Don't hesitate to ask for loan, the
larger the better; but talk about some
thing else halt IN hour beforehand-time
isn't worth cent year to us.
Persons having no especial business
with Us viii please call as often as their
health viii p rmit, or send . doctors GER
tiff ate Ia case Of absence
Parties leaving date calendars will
oalige rs by placing them for the present
in tie basket under the desk, or until We
can get room with more commodious
walls
But collectors will hang statements on
the Tile and call on Saturday at four a. m.
This store closes at three p. IN. on Sat
urdaqs
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Respectfully,
MARKS.

The 'marriagc notice was first sent TO
tAis Office. addressed to tho publishers, and
sfas consigned 10 the stove, because the
Afriter was not known. The notice was also
1 anC to an individual member Of the firm.
i fho being acquainted with a good many
1 tembars ottue "BrpWu" family. concluded
/ aat one of them resided at Mt Carmel, and
] Anded in the notice for publication. Very
bon, thr same member of tie firm received
i letter from Homer Brown" requesting a
! sw copies ot the Paper Of December 81, and
! Is anxiety hccgme so great for copy OF
/ be paper of >aii date that he wrote again
IL cembcr 18th. We mailed the papers to
III 'mer." and have since mailed his letter
- Mr. Newton, aud trust that it may lead
b the discovery Of the perpetrator of this
BETTY sw die.
We have several times declined The publ
{ ation of marriage notices, because the par
e. nam. q were not personally known or
Endorsed to IL, and regret that We departed
h his instance from rule the propriety of
\ hch is manifest.
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CONTuACrs and SUPPLIES.

THE CLARION Onlce IS now rcafy f1 aI
orders for any OF the following Ems-. at
the rate Of 81 per quirc, or 500 prr nHu-
bred. These Blanks have been prepared for
Us, at different times by eminent Attorney.
and conform, in an particular to tHu .I"s
Of Mississippi The No. preceding c.l
Blank is the No. given Goa cur general sI..-
logue, and parties ordering may give ruIt
No, aud we will under. taud what f. require
! ed:
No. S5.-Contract for Share of Crop
NO. 1O.-Contract for Wages
No. Sz.--Mortgagc 70 Secure Advance .
Planters
No. Ss.-Merchaot-' Lien aud Moura.a
Securing Existing ludobtrdur--u
future Advance
No. SO.-Landlord-' Mortgage Lien mr
Rent Money
No. aO.-Landlord,' Mortgage lien nr
Share of Crop
No. Aided Of Trust Tor Rent anil -up-
plies
No. A2.-Deed Of Trust 10 Secure ALL
vaDccs by Merchant---,cry su.r-
ally used.
No. GS--Dccd Of Trust for General rur-
poses
Special Blanks printed o. or...a.r.
SozRtle 5erms Address
PowEn BAm.u,,-
JAoKsoN. January ]. 1873
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From New York SUM-

From New York Sun.i
Ii is said that Gen. Sherman is indig-
Hant that the President should order
Lieut. Gen. sheridan to New Orleans in
anticipation of difficulties occurring there
which may render necessary the presence
Of an officer of higher grade than Gen
Emory. Sherman thinks that the General
OF the Army. instead Of the Lieutenant
General, is the man who should have
been entrusted with the mission, and it is
said he regards the action of the President
as a slight Intentionally put upon him.
1t IS we'll known that Gen. Sherman
has never been en- rapport with the Adj
ministration in its vindictive treatment of
the South
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Mrs. Livermore's blood boils when she
comes to this part of her lecture: Among
the Brahmins in Southern India, when
the husband takes wife, he binds around
her neck the badge Of ownership, as you
bind your badge of ownership about the
neck of your Spitzbergen dog. She cooks
her husbands food, stands behind and
serves him, and when he has finished his
meal she eats what he has left, If he leaves
ANYTHING, and il not she gets along the
hest way she can"
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REWARD.

TIME UNDERSIGNED offers THREE HUN
Il DRIED DOLLARS REWARD for the APP
prehension of the Murderer or Murderers Of
MR. LEWIS BUSH which occurred near
JAG K son, Miss on the 9th or 9th OF Move mber
last, with proof sufficient to convict.
JEBUSH, o. NJ. BUSH, W. L. BUSH,
Seals Station, Russell County. Ala.
A. -. MCKEE,
Water Valley, Miss.
Dee 17-9w
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Blanks! Blanksl
Fer I'ustIces % the Pence. CLERKS,
SherIGa. Lawyer gHrrchuut-.
mmd usnmmaer~

EA-aNAa -
Fer IusSIces OF the Pence. CLERKS.
SherIGa. Lawyer Merchant.
and Planter
The following Blanks are KEEP regularly
on sale az TBS CLARION OFFIcl. DUI.I.
viii be added as tile demand may sr.m ro
justify. Orders filled promptly b, mI.Iu.
receipt Of the price, or by Exprr.. e. ID. ID.
A liberal deduction where Bl.Ht. ...
ordered by the rcams ftrtl,- urHrr...
from the following list, may give tNr u...-
her AZ the beginning of the liu,. IH- .r...
il one Dollar per quIrr. Tho Figures .. f...
end Of each line give the number et l.a..-
TO each quire.
No. H-Justice Summors-4..
0-.Justicc Subpola-45.
3-Mittlmus. or COMMITMENTS
A-Ahdavit before Justice 9r BH.l
Warrants.
S-Jusricc Bench Warrant
O-Aftldayit Tor Search W1rraut-ts.
T-Search Warrant aud Returns.
Bond 20 answer iu Circuit Duar.
O-Ahdavit for Peace Warrants.
IO-Bond 10 Keep the Pragg-3s
Il--Aflidavit and Bond tor At.u.Nm,....
IA Attachment Writ-2t
l5--Afiidavlt and Bond Tor Appeal
IA -Anldayit IN Replevln b,ios. y-....
Is.
IL Writ Of Replrviu-3s.
HO-Afiidavit for and Distress Waruug---I.
H7--Justice Appeal Bonds
ls-Justice EXecutlou-2i
l0-UnhwWl Entry and [. taiuer-at
@O-Aihdavit for Garut-hm,ut--is.
Sl-Justicr Garul-hmcut-I-.
observation-disclosures by Circuit D1H..,.
SS-Ahidavit before Jusuec-ur s,.....
use-4S.
SA-Circuit Court Summons-li
9S-Circuit Court Execution
90-Chancery Cour lujuucUou.-.gI
97-CnancerY Injunction B.ul-4l
Us -RecOgnizance ON Indictment by Dr.
Jury-A
HO-Sherif-s sale, form for general r...
pOses-24.
SO-Onicial Bond for state, Couu.yurv..
nicipal Ohlcers-2i.
SI--Executor's Bond. Oath and Letter.
SS-Guardian's Bond, Oath and Lett.r..gf
SS-Admlnlstrator's Bond, Oath auJIo.
ters-N.
SA-Commission for Dower-2L
SS-Coutract for Share OF Crop-2i.
SG-Contract for Wnges-2i
a7-Mortgage 60 Secure Advances 10
Planters-A.
SS--Merchants' Lien and Mortgage. se-
curing Existing indebtedness and Future
Advances-2f.
SO-Landlords' Mortgage Lien, for Ron.
MOney--24.
AO-Landlords' Mortgage Lien flr Share
Of Crop--2i.
Aided Of Trust for Rent and SUPPLE
PA.
A9-Deed Of Trust 20 Secure Advance n5
A1-Deed Of Trust for general purUu.Ol
-2f.
AA-Warranty Deed-A.
45-Commission To Road Overaccr af
Masonic Blanks and Blank Book nslrI
On hand, tor Lodge, Chapter, Council. tuH
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CARD OF ras.A MIS-.
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND !

JACK7oS MI, Jan. l, 1876
We desire To- return our thanks To DIR.
"a. superintendent, Mrs. Fletcher, Marion
a1 the Board of Trustees of the IGstitut'
Irthe BlInd. Tor tjc very pleasant holidays,
hich, owing to their kind attention, We
81 just enjoy ed ; aud also for the kindly
"a 81 mparhetic interest which has charsc-
Kiz q aII their intercourse with us. and re-
liye 70 repay their many kiEdnessess by
voting nj our energies 20 our respective
aios aud cnd,avoring 10 build up for the
astitute a character vi ich will render it al
.5ect OF ~ pect and regard
Very Respectfully
Tie pupils Of the Institute for the lind
AT J4cleau. Mis-.
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MARBLE CAKE-For the white, take
the white Of nine eggs, two cups of white
sugar, one cup of butter, three cups of
-four, one half cup of milk, three tea-
spoonfuls of baking powder. For the
dark, take the yoks of nine eggs, one
cup of butter, one cup of molasses, two
cups of brown sugar, one cup of sour
cream. two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon,
Two of cloves, two of alIspice, one of nut
meg, one of soda Place in pan alter
nate layers of each kind then. draw a
fork once or twice through it.