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NEW

thave Just had 4 large and eommOdiOus leo HouS,
or Rstriseasot erected at my stan, No. IS Filth Ward
Market Housa, for the purpose Of keeping my Meat
FFesh and Sweet, and wiz furnish 10 the public from
this time on all kinda Of Meats and sauIages, IpeIud.
Ing Picked Tongues and Pork, corned BeoI, De,
which viii Away be found Fresh and No. l In quail.
~, on sale daily from 5 until II o'clock in the morn.
Ing, and from I until . O'Clock In the evening.
Call and ~ ne and I viii guarantee saatactlou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-09

II you want 10 feel well and lively, use
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. All druggists
keep them. Price 25c.
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"SrXCE taking DIR. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher' that old sore OF mine is entirely
cured" Sold by all druggists.
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THERE will be a grand temperance rally
this evening at Peterson's Hall, Main
street. Come one, come all.
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FALL TRADE,
1879.
I879

We are receiving an unusually Iarvu
stock Of 0usenswars, Glassware, French
China, Lamps, Chandeliers, Fancy Goods,
Toilet Ware, German Study Lamps, Library
Lamps, &c., and having purchased for cash
can offer great inducements to buyers.
The country trade will find It to their Ia.
terest to give US a call.
J. H. RlNEHART,
1915 Market street,
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A LARGE stock Of the celebrated Bradley
Flannels, Everybody knows them) fol
sale at Geo. G, Roth's.
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DENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De-
IL SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before 10
enable them 70 do 30. BY tho use Of an ELECTRO
and Landowner Gold Filling, With more eaSS 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city Or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Pllgger. What Wo SAy We can provo by actual
demonstration. Call and zee for yourselves.
JAMES N. BURGIS0N 4 son,
Rut No. ll%3 Market St, Wheeling, W. Va.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

TAI y. II N. 5 :. N. JPN. IAN. l2H. 5 =. ". Pm
70 50 90 80 o. IS 70 GO
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The Newest Fall Goods
Are now displayed by that ever enterpris-
ing house OF l. Blum & Bro.
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nave you seen Them
Il not, 60 at once and see those beautiful
3S-inch all wool French Cashmeres at I.
Blum & Bros,
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They Beat AIT
We mean those Cashmeres offered at 1
Blum & Bros.
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DOR MARIETTA, PARKERs-, r- :
\ burg, RAVenAwoOd, Pomeroy, Gal. RtsRE
'uPoliS, ~lronton, Portsmouth, Cincinnati @A
and intermediate points, the Elegant and Light DnIi
Passenger steamer
W. T. THOMPSON. ..... ......PHIL. ASSIurz, Master,
A. J. sLAvESs, Clerk,
vii leave MONDAY, SEPT. 9Th, at IL O'Clock N,
prompt, For freight or passage apply on board, or Il
Il. SEAMON,
SEQ No. lI60 Water Street,
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Gtr ~4ntdtlaemer


ONCE. Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street
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Embracing a full line Of the Newest Designs in Ladies'
French Embroidered Handkerchief, in White and
variegated CoIors, Neckwsar in Decline and Breton
Lace, Fine Torchon Laces, Sash, Pompadour and
Pekin Ribbons, Breton scarfs, Cream Lisse RuHinqs.
Novelties in Dress Buttons, &c, &c.
On Wednesday, 9th inst, we will open a full
line of New Black and CoIored %Cashmsrss, Black
Dress and Trimming VeIvets, Black satns in
Plain and Striped, Black Drap de France, &c.,
all New and Choice.
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FANCY oooDs..oEo. r. TAYLOR.
TO THE LADIES.

In advance Of our regular purchases of Fall and
Winter Goods, we beg to announce the arrival this
day, Monday, August rs, Of a choice and select
assortment Of recently imported
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
"VIRGINIUS."
Mccullough as the "ROman
Father"

1t has been so frequently announced,
and so generally canvassed, that every
one knows that John Mccullough,
the eminent tragedian, will appear at
the Opera House tonight in the role OF
"Virginius" in j. Sheridan Knowles
great tragedy of that name. This is gen
orally considered McCullough's master
piece. and is itself one of the most at
tractive tragedies ever written. The story,
from Macauley's celebrated lay, Is IA
miliar to all Nirginius is a Roman cltl-
zen and a centurion in the army. Nlr-
ginia, his daughter, Just budding into
womanhood, and betrOthed to lcilius,
catches the eye OF Appius Claudius, the
head of the Decemvirate, and Is untor-
tunate enough to become the object OF
"the accursed love of his accursed race. -
He becomes deeply enamOred OF her and
determines to possess her, and his client
and mental, Claudius, finds the way.
While Virginius and icilius are at the
war with the Equi, Claudius seizes on
Virginia, claims her as his slave and
drags her to the forum where Appius
sits in Judgment. lcilius happening to
return, rouses up the people and Sc
cures a respite until Nirglnius can re-
turn. That noble Roman can see no
way of escape for the maiden, as Clau-
dius produces false witnesses to testify
that Virginia was stolen from him,
and taking the only method
TO save her honor, kills
her. The Romans are reused, and,
finally, the Decemvirs are depOsed and
TribuneS chosen.
The play abounds in the finest pass
ages and the details are absolute periec-
ton. Mccullough leaves nothing want
ing in Virginius, and he will be admira-
blv supported by a strong company.
The Elm Grove cars will go out after
the play, and Capt. Devries has kindly
consented to hold the western b. Il O.
train until IL 80 r. NJ, for Bellaire and
Benwood people.
TmEowner of the ferry boat at Mar
tins Ferry has kindly consented to make
a special trip, to accommodate the peo-
pie of that town, on next Friday and
Saturday nights, connecting with Wheel
ing street cars, which latter will leave
the Opera House at the close OF the
John Mccullough performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
HOY's HAIL
Falls Oh the FOllies and Foibles
of Fashion.

The Washington Hall was tolerabiy
we'll filled, last night, to hear Col. HOY,
of Baltimore, deliver his humorous
lecture on Mistakes and Blunders-'
The audience, made up largely OF ladies',
was a sympathetic one, and seemed TO
enjoy the Colonel's jokes and witicisms
to the full. He is a large, pleasant-looklng
man, with grey hair and whlskerss, IS
probably sixty years old and has deal
of quaint dry humor in his manner.
When the reporter entered, he was
directing his batteries against those
"pensioners on the dead"-the aristo-
cracv, showing the mistake they made
in Wanting their blue blood and long
pedigree. He was no fharisee, he said,
hut he thanked God he was of the COM
mon people. He did not blame any
body for being what they chose. but II
their existence had ridiculous
side, he was privileged to laugh at II and
make others laugh. And he did. And
he waded into the fashions and into the
fashionable people and their ways and
doings, and perhaps succeeded IN max
ing his audience believe there never
beat an honest, manly or wOmanly heart
under a garment a Ia mode, or that
stylish hat never matched other than
the brains of a fop or tiirt. lie
was very humorous about 1t, though,
and some of his gestures and part
of his language in describing the mod
ern swell. both masculine and femenlne,
were really mirth inspiring.
Grecian bends and pull-backs came IN
Tor a major portion OF his remarks on
fashion, and perhaps the humorous
scoring he gave them was less than they
deserxed. He recOunted his amusing
experience with both styles, and sent
several young ladies into Mysteries Of
laughter by initiating lady IN pm
back getting into and ont OF a bus.
He touched on the fine churches OF
fashionable people, and drew a comparl-
son with the stable at Bethlehem, IN
which the latter had all the advantage.
He ALWAYS bowed before a shrine, he
said, but preferred a plain shrine, and
thought God wss too often absent from
the handsome edfices dedicated TO the
Lord, but where no pew opened nut
TO silks and vclvets. He did not
saw the most handsomely dressed
lady in a church might have
been clothed in the humDlcst spirit,
and that the stained blouse OF the ar
tisan often was less stained than the
wearers character; and such ideas
never entered the heads of his auditors,
while he spoke, probably as such ICON
dition might be.
1t is not our purpose to here give a
synopsis OF the lecture, which lasted
over an hour. 1t abounded with hui
NOR, and was constantly interrupted by
applause and laughter. The latterhali
was devoted to temperance, hung, as a
moral, upon the former.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
a Correction.

A great many persons in the city have
been under the impression that the
firm of Wilson Bros. keep nothing but
fine boots and shoes for sale. The fol-
lowing list of prices for some OF their
leading goods will convince them 10 the
contrary:
Children's genuine Peb. Goat But
ton Nos. 7-l04 81 %
Misses genuine Peb. Goat Button
Nos. ll-2 l 30
Women's genuine Peb. Goat But
ton Nos. 81 D
Mems Kip Boots, Nos. oil > 40
Boys Boots, Nos. 10 l 10
These goods are made by the most re-
liable factories in the country, and are
thoroughly warranted. They keep no
shoddy work in their store. \ full line
of all grades constantly kept on hand at
proportionately low prices at 1909 oppo-
site the Mcclure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
ST. CLAIRsvILLE FIRE.
Excitement Over a Dispatch

At 1:SO O'Clock this morning
a telegram was sent to Mayor
Sweeny, from st. Clairsville, an
nouncins that the town was
on fire, and asking that engines be sent
from here. At the same time the west
ern sky was lighted with lurid glow
that seemed TO convey more fearfully
the tidings.
The Mayor went to the telegraph
office and inquired If there was any
water for an engine and the reply came
back, no, and that the fire was then un-
der control. A few minutes later the
following was received:
Special Dipatch to the Register.
The fire broke out in Arch Gritfin's
grocery store, on the corner OF Maine
and Marietta streets. The building was
entirely destroye along with the con-
tents. No insurance. The fire now q
p. M is under control. J. r. Mitchell's
brick dwelling adjoining saved the
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
River last night 9 feet and falling.
Weather clear and cold.

W tdllltI Nltdl anu NblAs
Capt. Charles Muhleman, of the Andes,
arrived from Wheeling this morning.
He will have his boat dropped down TO
the landing this afternoon, to load for
Wheeling. She will leave on time Fri
day.-Cmcinndt Times.
While it is our province to write OF
wool, we cannot help recording, that the
Ohio river has resumed operations and
is now carrying current OF ten feet IN
the channel, and the throbbing of the
steamers are constantly heard as they
push the acres and "milions" OF coal
towards the fuel furnished people below,
and push up the produce that has been
living piled up along the river bank for
months past. This is a business straw
worth recording.-IP Wool Growers B"Ir-
TN.
The following tow-boats passed down
Yesterday: Veteran No. ,, Venture, l.
Keeper, Smoky City, Jim Brown, Ella,
]. 5. Mercer, Sam Brown, Fred Wilson,
JOS. Walton, Clipper, J. G. Risher,
Grand Lake, Hyena, Lark, Oakland,
George Lysle, Tom Lysle, Michigan, l..
w. Morgan, Charles Brown, Gray
Hound.
The Buckeye State will pass up from
Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh to-day.
The Phaeton, Telegram and Than
hauser arrived and departed.
The Tempest and Ed. Pope have laid
up here.
The O'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
this afternoon.
The O'Neal will resume her trips IN
the Steubenville trade to-day, and the
Bachelor take the Pittsburgh run.
The Government Light Tender Lille
will be up to-day, to pay otflight-kcepers
and attend to other business in connec-
ton with the signal lights.
PITTSBURGH, November l9.-River D
feet , inches and falling. Weather
clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, November l9.-River 4
feet S inches and rising. Departed L
Parker, Memphis; Carona, New Or
leans.
VICKsBCRG, Weather clear; thermom-
eter54. RIVER stationary. Down-Par-
gond and J. NJ. White. Up-Thompson
Dean.
New ORLEANS, November l0.-Ar-
rived-Hallidav Stanard, Annie Silver,
and Centennial, st. Louis. Departed
Halliday, st. Louis. Weather clear;
thermometer 50.
NASHVILLE, November l9.-River ris-
ing. with feet on the shoals.
LOUISVILLE, November l9.-Rivcr fall
ing slowly, with feet in the canal; ,
feet on the falls. Business brisk.
Weather clear and cold; wind south
west. Arrived and departed-lrregulsr
packets.
CAIRO. November l9.-Arrived-Des-
met, st. Louis: John K. Scudder, New
Orleans. Departed-Desmet, Paducah
Scudder, st. Louis. River II feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear; Their,
mOmeter a.
ST. LOUIS, November l9.-Arrived-
Tatum and Clinton, Memphis; Grand
Tower, Vicksburg. Departed-Josie,
Dubuque; Greenville, Nicksburgs; Mon
tana. Pittsburgh; Josie, Harry, White
river: Grand Lake, Cairo, with three
baages for New Orleans. River station
arv. Weather clear and cold; high
wind from the west.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
New Lookup.

Alter great struggle in Council, it
was decided to construct lookup at the
NigiIant engine house, in North Wheel
ing. The proposition was opposed,
mainly, by members OF the fire depart
ment, who objected to Transforming a
hose house into prison. The friends
of the measure set forth that the distance
from the North End was too great for an
officer to bring a prisoner, especially if
he were drunk and had TO be half carried
along; and then, too, his long absence
might leave the ward at the mercy Of
the roughs But be the arguments pro
and con faulty or sound. the measure
was adopted and work was yesterday
commenced This will make three lock-
ups, and We will be compelled to dub
them precincts. so hereafter the lower
one is the list precinct station house, !"
the lookup the central station" and the
north one the "2nd precinct station
house
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
The Wrong Man.

Night before last Officer Miller ar
rested Young man in East Wheeling,
charged with disorder, and supposed 70
be Richard Donovan. But it was not,
as was developed at the police court
Yesterday morning. On Saturday night
Officer Miller was struck with a
brick, thrown 10y some un-
known person. He afterwards learned
that il was Richard Donovan
and accordingly got out process for
him and started out 10 make the arrest
But the glass house boys put up a cruel
Joke on the valiant officer. When he
approached the crowd OF them where
Donovan was supposed TO be, some one
exclaimed: "Run, Dick, Miller Is after
vou," A man shot off from the crowd
and Miller shot after and captured
him and locked him w. His friends
Immediately gave security for his ap'
pearance, and seemed in nOwise con-
cerned about him.
At the police court Miller swore that
the person there present, Richard Dono'
van. had struck him with a brick. But
il was shown that the prisoner was not
Donovan. who made his appearance IN
proprid DsrSoHF, with no evidence against
him. and the case was dismissed. -
endeth the chronicle Of how the pop
larest on the force" let the city into
s. 80 costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
JOHNSON JUDGED.
Another Bethany Fire Bug
Caught.

DEPUTY Sheriff Curtis, OF Brooke
county, cane up on the Phaeton, YES
terday, having in charge James john
son, who is wanted at Bethany to give
his version OF how the college was fired.
johnson is noted character, and the
people of Burgettstown would like him
To tell them ali about his little counter
faiting operations in 1875. He will do
so when Bethany is through with him.
He is wild, desperate looking charac-
ter, unkempt, unshayen and ragged, and,
if his face is any index to his DISPOSE
ton, the authorities are not mistaken
in their man.
Just what connection he had
with the fire is not made public,
but it was his wife, now in
Wellsburg jail for shoplifting
that gave the valuable information
which led to the different arrests. She
told Sheriff Curtis her husband would
fight for his liberty, and she probably
was not far wrong. For over two weeks
Deputy Sheriff Curtis and Detective
Uavs, one OF PinkertOn's men, have
been on the trail of Johnson and have
secured Tyler and Peasants counties,
but without result. Day before yester-
dav they reached Parkersburg and Hays
was ready to give up, as it was known
! that Johnson was aware of the pursuit
and was too old a bird to be captured.
But Curtis got clue, and early on
| Tuesday morning hired a man to drive
him into Richie county. lie found
| where johnson had spent the night
previous, and pushed hard after him.
| Finally about 10 o'clock he saw man
walking ahead OF them, and told his
companion that there was their man.
| The carriage drove up to Johnson,
! for it was he, and Curtis inquired
| the road to Pennsboro. Johnson
| told him he was on the wrong road,
! whereupon Curtis got out, ostenslbly to
fix the harness, and before Johnson
knew what was the matter, an ugly
/ looking revolver was pointed at his
/ head and he was informed he was under
| arrest. He remarked that he guessed
! he was" and made no resistance when
/ Curtis companion put the bracelets on
| him. He was driven rapidly to Sisters
vile and brought here atnOOn yesterday,
When Curtis got him on the 400
| train for Welsburg, he was not little
elated over his success, and as he left
his prisoner to talk to REGISTER re-
| porter, it beamed out all over him. So
! did his weapons, for he was walking
arsenal. In his hip pocket was a billy
that would have felled an OK. And
beside his brace Of revolvers he carried
a stout cudgel as a walking stick. II is
safe to say he will safely lock his man up
at Wellshurg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Personal.

c. W. Franz helm left, yesterday, OH a
business trip Gown the river.
Frank Stanton went East, yesterday,
on business.
Capt. John Scott, of Moundsville, was
visiting friends in our city, yesterday.
Mrs. b. NJ. Eotf, of Woodlands, VIVA,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. w. C.Eoung, wife of Mr.. Young,
of Harper and Bro, died yesterday at
the Island residence OF her husband.
Mr.. X. X. Mcguire, of the Mcguire
House. jackson Court House, was in
the city last evening and leaves to-day,
his mission hing, he says, pleasure
visit, but iii {upid turks not in those
ewes, we're veIE much mistaken
Bishop Kahn who has been absent at
tending chapel conservation in Balti-
more. is expected home tonight.
Very Rev. John I. Sullivan, who has
been in for some time, is now GONZALES
cent.
VIM. Frieze, of the Fourth ward, left
yesterday for st. Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Sailing Iiunpowder.

Sometime ago petition was presented
10 Council asking the refund OF $50 PAID
bva grocery firm tor q license 10 sell gun
powder at wholesale. The petition set
forth that numerous firms sold powder
without license, and held that 20 charge
them was an unjust discrimination. On
the ground that those who did not pay
a license merely sold it 10 their custom
ers NJ what they paid for it here, the pc
titiOn was rejected.
Yesterday, simon Bacr Il Son was be-
fore the police court, for selling gun
powder without license, a charge hav-
ing been preferred by SPeidel u Co. But
il was shown that the firm had merely
bought and sold the powder TO ob,ige Il
customer, had bought it from licensed
house and sold il at the same price,
charging no commission. The case was
accordingly dismissed without prejudice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays Judiciary Proceed
ingS.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Court met at A. VI.
II. Curran, for use OF Larkin, vs.
Roney'S Point and West Union Turn
pike Company. Went to trial before
the following jury: Peter Cassell, j..
W. White, John NJ. Brown, Aaron
Bloch, John w. Barton, ThOs. Nesbitt,
George Fox, John Clark, Daniel BOdley,
N. T. Carr, G. II. Odbert, Robert Gahr-
ling.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at 10 M.
W. II. Shcib VS.. Mathew T.. Collins,
in detinue. Judgment in favor OF plain
tilt for his property, one piano.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 Al
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Neil Davis, drunk, fined 3. Com
mitted.
The case against Richard Donavan,
disorderly, was dismissed at the cost of
the city.
Simon Baer x Son, selling gunpowder
without license. Case dismissed with
out prejudice.
JUSTICE WAIT.
Before this Justice, yesterday, the
case against August Norteman was com
promised, the defendant offering ample
apology.
JUSTICE PHILIPS.
The case of Henry Williams, in lunacy,
was dismissed.
Henry Williams gave bond in the
sum OF 500 for hearing on Saturday,
peace warrant.
Charlotte Williams was also held until
Saturday on a similar charge.
Edward Treaaue's case was also con
tinued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Prnhahla Suit.

On Friday last Mr., y. Kuhn, the
Bridgeport ice man, brought team 10
this city 10 haul over some flour. lie
backed into the curb at J. III. Dlehl's,
corner OF Main and Tenth streets, and
loaded his flour Streercar No. Is pass
eel in the meantime, and the car ran into
one of the horses, injuring him severely.
Mr.. Kuhn notified the Citizens Railway
Company that he will hold it response
bic. and Us the horse was rendered almost
useless, suit for damages is in pros
peCt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

We mentioned Yesterday that August
Nortcman was before Justice L.. ID. Wait,
charged with using abusive language
and resisting arrest We also stated that
he was under the influence 81 liquor.
The case was compromised, it having
been shown that August was only very
excited. and WAS sorry for what he said
while in that condition. As we rematk-
eel, Yesterday, August is a very gentle
manly German. when himself, and got
himself into this Scrape more 10y lndiS-
erection than ANYTHING else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Doctors Gave Him UP.

"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by simple a
remedyb'
~ assure you it is true that he is en-
tirelv cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doc
tors gave him up and said he must die y
"Well-a-day! II that is 50, | will 90
this minute and get some for my poor
ieorge. know hops are good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
SnonRa Cake.

To the yolks OF six eggs, well beaten
add three-quarters pound of white su,
gar, Juice OF one lemon, one-half pound
flour having in it one measure ban
NKR" Baking Powder, and the whites o
six eggs beaten stiff.
Each can OF Banner Powder contain:
a measure to use instead of a spoon. A
Pound Can, with the measure and Ban
ner Recipe Book complete, mailed t6
families on receipt OF 60c. Address
Banner Baking Powder. p. q. Box S6S
Pittsburgh, Pa, il you cannot get 1t from
your grocer.