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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-05
WILLIAM MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Architect kembta's HRndiwOrk-l
Handsome Edtfice

One Of the handsomest, although small,
edtices being erected in this city at pres
ent lie the Whelan Memorial Chapel, At
the Catholic cemetery. The building is
being erected il memory, and directly
over the remains, OF the late Bishop
Whelan. whose desire WAS to be buried at
the cemetery. Tho building is of pure
Englisy style of architecture and is 25x40
teet, exclusive oil the octsgOnsl projection
at the east end, whichadds 8 !eat more to
the length OF the building, making it 4S
feet 10 length. The tower at the north
west corner of the building, III which is
located the main entrance, is so ieet in
nerghth and 10 !eet square st the base,
and is TO be surmounted by spire, the
vane of which will be Is feet from the
ground. At the 10 tn end, and directly
over the vault containing the remains o.
Bishop W he!sn. on either side of which
are four empty vaults, is located the
sscristy. The entire building is built
OF free stone taken from the
quarry on the eat side of Wheeling hill
and rear the Peninsuls bridge, the root
OF which is to be supported on four open
timber trussels, and ceiling formed OF
work flooring, and the tmbers TO be
stained IN imitation of dark oak. In ad-
ditlon to the above, the windows are TO
be composed of an elaborate pattern OF
stained glsss, after the manner of churches
in general. It is thought that when
completed, the chapel will be one of the
finest structures o. the kind in this vicin.
Ity, ana too much credit canno. be be-
slowed on Mr.. Z. g. Kemble, the archi.
tect hsvin the supervision of the work
Messrs. WIN. Handlan, John Hoffman,
NJ. Reilly, Thomas O'Brien and Others
the committee having the matter in
charge, and Messrs. Grady & Velton, the
contractors, the latter Of whom have sur
mounted sil obstacles and are showing
themselves to be adopts in the art o.
building. 1t is thought the building
will be iully completed by the first OF
July. The cemetery on which the chapel
is being erected adds greatly to the effect
of the building and looks charming, the
green grass, shrubbery, flowers and marble
and granite monuments and tombstones
showing of IN be.utiful contrast with
gray stons walls of the building.
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BALTIC NTERPRISE
WHEEL g Talent Makes n Big Dis
pIay On the Diamond.

Yesterday afternoon there WAS quite a
large crowd at the Fair Grounds TO wit
Ness tho Bsltic-All gheny game OF bail.
Tine two mines being composed OF home
talent, and gentlemen VINO have not
handled ball tor years, The game WIS
the more interesting as well ludicrous,
and errors rolled up mountain high, n
record OF which will be found in the
score. Throughout tho game the
most intense excitement prevailed, and
the feature of the play was ten runs by
johnson, VINO stole the second and third
bases ten consecutive times, owing TO the
foolishness OF Updegrsf IN the right
field, who stopped to leceIye the sp'
plause OF the ladies and lost the ball. The
two Bradys, Hornbrook, Mcneil, Robb
and Day also distinguished themselves
tor their fine playing in the number OF
errors committed, and won the applause
of the fair sex. The other gentlemen
comprising the club were only fair
players. There's good material in em,
and with practice We hope yet to seq
first class professional teams come cut oil
the two clubs The score:
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kiVer n ews.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed I feet and falling.
The Science departed for Petersburg
yesterday.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon.
The Barnard and bsrges left for ST..
Louis yesterday with splendid cargo.
The Rsgon will leave for ParkersburG
this morning.
The local packets are all running on
time.
Business at the leVee Is very dull.
MIR. John Crockard, who has long been
in the employ of g. III. Booth & Co., will
90 into partnership with Henry Seamon
in the wharf-boat and steamboat agency
business.
The Ironsides is loading at Pittsburgh
for st. Louis.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, arrived
yesterday. She will return to-day.
The Express, en- route for Pittsburgh,
is due up tonight.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks,
en- route for Pittsburgh, are due up to-
night.
The Granite State for Portsmouth, is
due down to-day.
Tho new Andes will not be at Wheel
ing before the 4Lh of June
Weshould not be surprised to hear OF
q new boat being contracted for before
long for the Pittsburgh ana 81. Louis
trade, similar to the John l.. Rhoads
We know several ex .steambostmen who
feel very much like building for the trade
in question.
The deaths at the U. s. Marine Hos
pitsl, Louisville, during April, were:
Julia Harris, chambermaid on the tow
boat Joseph Walton; Charles Smlth,
coiored, rouster on the Grey Eagle; Hor-
ace OConner, colored, rouster on the
Chas. b. Church.
The ALI. Stevens was relieved from
her perilous situation on the dam ut
Louisville Tuesday; considerable freight
had TO be thrown overheard, 81 d she is
no doubt otherwise damaged. The local
inspectors are making an Investigate IN
into the matter, and decision will be
made as soon as all the testimony Is
taken.-Pitts Com.
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 4.-River 4 feet 6
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May 4-ArrIved Down
j. ID. Parker, Dean. Dean is adding
largely.
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-Departed-
Sherlock, Circinnstl; Black Hills Tor the
Black Hills. River 4 ieet in the canal.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-River 20 feet
and rising. Arrived -Exchsnge, Pitts
burg. Departed -Excharge Pittsburgh;
DonnalIy, New Orleans. Weather clear
and cool.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Arrived--W
Eagle, Keokuk; Polar Star, lower bends
Maude, Vicksburg. Depsrted-War
Eagle, Keokuk; Belle Memphis, Mem
phis River rising slowly. Weather
clear and cold.
CAIRO, May 3.-ArrIved- H.llman,
Nashville; st. Genevievc, st. Louis;
Keystone, New Orleans. DEPARTED
Anderson, Nashville; st. Genevieve,
VIcksburg; Keystone, Ohio. River Ii
feet. 8 inches. Weather falling and
rainy; mercury 81 deg.
MEMPHIS, May 4.-River fell 3 inch
es; stands 81 ieet. Weather rainy; mer-
curry 81 deg. Arrived-Belle of Texas.
Arkansas river. Departed. Helena
Vlcksburgi Robert Mitchell, New Or
leans; Capital City and Grand Lake, st.
Louis; Raven and tow, OHIO river.
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The Last Swindle.

The latest swindle is in the purchase
OF metallic clothes lines. The polite agent,
with every appearance of being drunk,
introduces himself to the farmer,
exhibits to him To accept a hundred feet
OF It as q gilt. but at the same time agree
ing to act rs agent TOR ITS sale The far
mer consents to it, and is requested to
sign his name and address on the back of
one Of the circulars produced by the
agent In the course of time 900 or
5000 feet of the line is shipped to the
farmer, and few days thereafter print
ed order with an agreement to pay the
retail price OF five cents per foot is pro-
duced oy another person, and the farm
er's only recourse is to pay it, as the
person presenting the order is an "inno-
cont" purchaser. -Steubsnpiile Gazette.
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A New Tea House.

Mr.. ]. Sinclair, of the late firm OF
howell, PAUL. & Sinclair, has opened a
new tea house at 1912 Main street, and
has stocked the establishment with an
amount of teas unprecedented
in the history of merchandising
IN THO city. Iu fact he makes
it speciality, and with the exception of
tobaccos, sells nothing else The various
grades comprise such brands as Gunpow.
der, Young Hyson, japan, Oolong,, Sou.
chong, Imperial and Hyson. These
range in quality from the common to the
finest teas ever offered in this market
They are oil new and fresh, being just
imported by both the Suez Canal
and San Francisco routes. Retail
grocers and the trade generally will
profit by an examination Of prices.
Where it Is announcement to call in per.
son, samples and prices will be sent by
mail as the house does not solicit any
trade by travel. By the absence of this
expense in business, customers realize the
advantage in lower prices.
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THE COURTH.
s..evrr s0qsr-supe. nrLvI..

d9oVIT ooufT-SUDeH hELVIss
The trial Of F. 0ser, vs.. The Centripe
tai Power Company was resumed and
the testimony OF the plaintiff heard The
DESCENDANT then moved TO exclude all OF
the plaintiffs testimony, varience ap-
pearing, and the motion being allowed
TO prevail, leave was granted the plain
tiff to amend his declaration, and the
cause was withdrawn from the jury and
the case continued.
The case of A. @. Egerter vs.. A. Z.
Rainey was react for May 10th.
The will of w. h. Hayman was adj
mlsted TO probote. and - Hsymon
qualified as executrx.
Hezekish McCully was discharged
from custody under charge of petit
larceny, upon giving his personal bond
fog his appearance before the County
Court.
The afternoon session was taken uE
with miscellaneous business, the jury
having beea discharged.
Adjourned till the usual hour thii
morning.
foLIoE COURT JUDGE oRANAEh.
There were no cases disposed of be
! fore this courst yesterday, there having
been no arrest made by the police.
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brow ned.

Yesterday afternoon, on the arrival of
the Hudson At this po |, q negro boarded
the boat and wa king al passsd sopg
the starboard side of the vessel out on the
fantsll. The fireman of the boat being
at work on the lar bo4rd side, the negro
made M eff prt to pass ovor by crawling
throaSh the arms OF the wheel. When
about natf way over, he lost his hold AID
fell into tho river, and being carried GU,
with the current WAS drowned. Tee
mans sne is SAID to have been Carries
Avery, aud WAS in the employ Ot Mr..
Graham the furniture man, VINO lad
paid him OF that day or the day previous
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Next WeeE,. Petit Jury.

In accordance with the new departure
adopted by the Circuit Court, OF sum.
moning new petit jury oach week dur
ing tie term, the following have been
elected tor the coming week: William
N. Dunlap, Joseph Paul, William
Swsnger, j. Q Bellv'lle, K. ii. Robinson,
A. j: Adams. w. u. English, John Rnbb,
William Patton, Fred. Hayes, Samuel
McVay. Thomas B. Moore, j. d. Max
we'll, Joshua Burley, jacob Horn brook,
j. Henry Smith. X. H. Marsh, Andrew
Kslb, William }. Moorehead, A. 5. Van
SickIer, n Crswlev, &c ,rge johnson, d..
g. List, jr., Ell. B-ues William Collins,
Joseph Brady, William NJ. Mccoy.
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"GAINED A POUND IN A DAY.


Here Is an example of the HEALING
CLEANSING and RESTORATIVE cspsbilr
ties of DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic, as applied to
the LIVER aud LUNGS:
SOUTH STOCKTON, NY, April I, '76.
DR.. NJ. NJ. FENNER, Fredonis, n. Y:
DEAR SIR l had been suffering from
Assesses on my Lungs and Live- Dis
ease for about three months. Coughed
great deal, had become nervous and
restless and my flesh had wasted away.
l had been treated by three dit.
ferent physicians without any ma.
terlsl heneft. They finally sd.
vised change of climate to avoid Con.
sumption, and in August last had
decided to break up my business here
and go west in search of health. At this
time I was induced to try your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic,
wbereupon to my surprise began to
recover. Once fairly under its influence
| gained flesh at the rate OF a pound a
day. Alter using Two aud one-hsli bot
ties Of the Remedy, was a well man,
and went about my business, which l
have continued uninterruptedly to this
time, weighing now as much as l ever
did in my life. These are facts, as any
one can ascertain of me or others at South
Stockton, n. Y any day.
Gratefully Yours,
j. II. CLARKE.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan,
List & Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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More Goods.

In consequence of his brisk trade dur
ing the last moth Mr.. John Fredel has
laid IN another tine stock of wall paper
OF very choice patterns. His stock of
chin. queenswsre and glassware, i'm
ported chamber sets (beiutiiul patternsl,
silver plated and fancy goods are largely
increased, and comprises almost every
thing in the household line. His sssort-
ment of chandeliers and baskets should
be remembered by people in want of
such articles. Mr.. Friedels great varie-
ty of goods, together With the close mar
gins at which ne sells ought TO constant
" be borne in mind by the folks when
out shopping.
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aFheeling Gsgistcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Notice-FranSiin Lodge, l. o. U. F.
New Stock g. Mendei, Booth u 20.
Grand Concert -S;eubeRrsuch's Hail.
Baby Sosp-Lpgsn, List & Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-Logan
List s. Co.
Sea Salt-Logsn, List s. Co.
Base BsIls-C. II. Q nmoy.
Letter List.
Glass Shades -Hutcbins' Music store,
Frosted Class -Cummins Il WoOd'.
Bed Louu es-A. 4. Morehesd u Go.
Homo osthlc Medicines Opera House
Drug Store.
Fourth Street NJ Z. Church.
Undertaking-Z nix & Son.
French B.ue Go)ds Turner s. Dillon
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JDa aISsAA sEdS. "

ey.Ans ~ tytng sse,op, InSisst;cTp. :. g
FSSi dfSsaSss may 81 caused By allowing
he bowels 10 become eonstipatsd ana the
ST. e ss%s.n n ~ dassr6 s 50 sSd s0eSl,
itsplEr An oan, ? Of prevention is WORTH 2
, fn0: Thersfore, We advice ali. VINO are
trou bled With. the com plants now very
prevalent--headaohs Q, Indigestion, disoro-
cred liver, want Of sopetit,, nausea ss,. OF
fsvsrish skin, to take, without delay,
Sche oks Mandrake Pills. We know o.
no remedy 80 harmless and decisive In its
n etion. Il Is oate strikes ut the root Or
thS disease and produces heaithy tone
TO the syste u. People never need suner
from any d sease arising from dis9rdered
con iitiOn Of the liver II they would take
this excellent medicine when they 1eei
the nrst indications OF the malay. Faml-
lies leaving home for the summer montns
ghouId take three or four boxes OF these
nj Il with them. They haze an amost
In, tantsneous effect. They will relieve
The Or! isnL OF headache In one or two
hour and viii rap dly Gle nse the liver
ofsurroundi z bile, and will en- ctraliy
prevent bilious attack. Tn are sold
By all druggists.
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ENTERPRISE.
SCORE BIT INNINGS.
Peniteniiary Birds.

The penitentisry day before yesterday
received seven prisoners. One from
Randolph county, sentenced for murder
term fifteen yesrs, WAS named Lafayette
Ezra. The other six were from Wetzel
county, sentenced for felony, term OF
sentence two years each, and were
named George Brooks, james Kelly.
George Murry, James Hamilton, James
Divine and Thomas Martin. They lat
ter are the skiff thieves arrested at Grape
Island. The penitentisry now has pa
prisoners.
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FRED VAAs, at the Office Saloon will
dispense both Reymsnn and Nail City
book beer TO his customers today, also
clam chowder at 10 cents bowl A
concert will be given at the above saloon
tonight.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail. that
the cheapest Dry Goods and carpets are
at j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to
cents; A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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ASK for those elegant English disgo-
nails for spring overcosts at Thos. Hughes
& Co.'S. NowB the time to examine
this stock while It is fresh aud IN broken.
Special inducements TO cash customers.
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INV goods for spring wear received
daily 1t Thos. Hughes d Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. All wool csssi-
msrss will bs made to order In suits for
go, same - usually sold II rs.
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THos. HUGHES & Co: have just re.
ceived fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at he very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
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TIE most reliable establish nent, and
where you are sure to get the worth of
Your money, is st Frank Bros. No. 46
Twelfth street.
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No description or Misrepresentation
made at Frank Bros. Goods positively
guaranteed as represented or money re
funded.
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WE manufacture all our clothing &C
cording TO the latest styles and gusrAn-
tee . neat fit at greatly reduced prices, at
Frank Bros.
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BUY Ladies Hats at Speysr Brot.
Buy Misses Hats at Speyer Bros.
Buy Childrens Hats at Speysr Bros
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II you want to get cheap and q nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends,
1875 Main street.
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ALL wool pantalcons made to order
and fit guaranteed tor IS, at Frank Bros,
Is Twelfth street.
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Now is the time for bargains in Cloth
ing, at Frank Bros.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cents al
j. N. Ferrels.
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ALL wool pantsloons made to order
and fit guaranteed, for IS, at Frank
Bros, Is Twelft street.
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II you want hat don't think Of going
anywhere but to Reeds, 1922 Market
street.
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SCHOOL Hats only rs cents, at Speyer
Bros.
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at L. '
Blends.
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CALL and examine those nobby stylish
plaid suits, at Frank Bros.
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WORKING suits from S. to So, war
ranted not to rip, at Franks.
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DoE'T fail to 90 to Reed & Co. for your
hats to-day, 1922 Market street.
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HEADQUARTERS for Millinery and
Fancy Goods, at Speyer Bros.
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TIE finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Bonds.
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IL you want 10 get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 90 TO l.. V. Blends.
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FoR bargains in the way of Clothing,
20 " Frank Bros.
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Sour this evening at the Union Res.
taarant stop In.
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CENTRAL HOTEL STABLES,

OPPOSITE i. Il u. II. X. DEfOI,
Where | will be pie use t see al IN
customers and the public gencrail'. WIN
nv new stock and first-class turnouis
am pr repaired 10 answer al calls satlHiho
torilv.
PONY PHaETON-Ibavea Basket Pine
ton. SD Z tble tor ladies' aud children.
STYLISH DRIVING WAGONS-For
commerci al travellers, &C
LANDAUS, OMNIBU ~SEI, &c-Elngani
Landaus and Btrouche., for wcddirgS
shoppings. &c, First class teams, ana al!
the requisites OF First-ClasS stables.
Special attention 10 teedin and board
ing horses, &C. PRICES Low.
My friends are especially wired to cal
at my new ables, where, notwlthsihhh'
ing nv losses by fire, I am prepared, eve
better Ihan before TO furnish livery tnnii.
apIseodb ]. r. SINP- N.
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p1Asos roR BEaISsEEs.-Sevsra!
GOOD 8 octave pianos in good order ana
Suitable fer parties begin ming to study
r.nsie for sale or rent on sssy terms, st
ADAMS q LveAs,
III 1877 Markst street.
LAEsr STYLES Of Shoes Just received
at L. v. Blonde
GENTS fine Shoes of tns latest styles
nat received At L. Y. Blends.
Inst received, q lot OF Childrsns
Shoes of the lstest styles, At L. v.
Blends.
CARpgTs, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
To J. w. FgRRELs.
SUNDRLES.
noRpEN's CONDENSED MILK, HAL
b lords, Lea Perrin :. aad FRINGE OF
| Walss sauces, c:ra'c Stsup, etc AZ
"~''' THoB JRS & BROS.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
cbcice trared) California Pears,
Cbo q, (paredj Alden Evaporated reaches
Cbo &c California Plums,
lest received and for sale by
THObURN & BRO,
MIRO Cor. Market and Eleventh.
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Inst received, lot OF Childrsn,s
Shoes of the lstest styles, ~ L. "
Blends.
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LArsr STYLES Of Shoes Just received
at l.. v. Blonde
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GENTS fine Shoes Of the latest styles
nat received at L. v. Blends.
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j. II. CLARKE.
Sod by dealers in medicine Logan,
List & Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling,
w. Va.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-04

Our attention has been called to a new
cooking utensil, recent, invented, which makes
baking pleasure instead ola dreaded necessity
the nyentor Of which has conferred an everlasting
blessing upon every housekeeper. We refer to the
Patent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan with
which, by simply raising hook, YOU can remove
the sides Of the pan from the cake instantly with
out breaking or injurng it in the least, thus en-
abling you 10 ice and frost it while warm To
remove the tube in the center, insert a knife in
the top Of the tube: and simply give 1t half turn
and il will drop out. 1t is also provided with a
slide on the bottom, so that when Won remove
the tube, You can close the hole, making a pan
with plain bottom, for baking Jelly and plain
cakes, pudding, bread etc, titus practicaiy giring
yop TIRE paliS for the price Of one
The Centennial Cake PAN is highly recommend
ed by the ladies aS being the best and most con-
yenicnt pan ever introduced. They are made of
Russia iron durable, and iriT bake vour
cakes more eceHly amt much nicer brotcn than non
can bake them ~ the old fashioned nm cake JaRs-
These goods are sold exclusively through agents
to families, and every house keeper should by all
means have them. \ spendid opportunity il
offered to some reliable Lady or gentleman canvas
scr OF this county to secure the agency fora pleas
ant and profitable business For terms. territory
etc, write to L. f. Brown Il Co. Nos. 2l4and
ZIG Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sep. 27-4t