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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-05

EOS SALE.
OLp GOD sRlcKT
ONE FLOUR PAcKER-one 30 inch straub
~ Mil, one IS inch Bradford Mill. Gristmills
''11'l 1--1 FHos. DEL1EY, SO Market street.
INoUR MULEs-sate and ONCE furniture. In
IL quire at BLATZ'S, 16 Adams street.
HITZFELD's Non-explosive Headlight Oil and
IL Summer Stoves; warranted, at IS Second ST.
DoTATo sLIPs-Genuiue yellow yam. Apply
D. u, DE1DRICK, on the farm.
CENTENNIAL LONG STAPLE and JAVA PRO-
~ LIFIC COTTON SEED, by
TIoUsE-I viii offer, at private sale, until Sat
Il uriay, May g. 1852 the Two-story Frame
House on the New Raleigh road, next east Of the
Leath Orphan Asylum; house rooms and all out
houses; y acres of lad; price $1,000 If not sold
before Saturday, May 9th, Will sell the same 70
corner OF Main and Madison streets
II. L. GUIoN, Agent, 10 Madison st.
ONE MGHT-PAssENGER DEPOT wAGoN-or
OWEN LILLY, Al Adams street
NTINDow AWNINGS
w In .Belgravia and YOSEMITE, the latest pre-
'4''--s II. Bf6TTESBERG's. 81 Second street.
BEAUTIFUL HoME-In the southern suburbs;
ID lot 81 by % feet six rooms IN house Price
CECOND-HAND RoCKAwAY-Apply at South
= ern Express stable, East Court street.
THE ENTIRE MACHINERY OF A FIRST
i CLASS MuL-BOilers, Engine. Shaflng, Pull
legs. Corn mill, wheat-mill, Elevator, ConYeyor,
Gin.stand, Belts. etc. Inquire of
JOHN READ, No. SIC Second street.
IL at 6s Charleston avenue.
TNYLoR OR MATAGoRDA SILK COTTON
SEED-Address
JOE l.. LEE, Fulton, Tenn,
or J, T. FARGAsON q CO, city.
GWEET PQTATOE = pLANTS-Order of
y BUCRHAM / Campbell, so Beale st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13

TnE Richie county Gd:eie has the fol-
lowing pointed and sensible comments OIL
the recent election retnrEa:
Very few Republicans will regret the re.
suit OF Tuesdays election. The party i'll
power in this country needed lesson;
and the thinking portion Of it has taken the
opportunity o, administesinsit. Thesreat
Republican party is the o9ly one in Amer
lea capable Of purifying itself. |, always
does it.
We expec: m insane tossing Of hats and
whooping and Boosting by the Democracy.
All this can be borne. Ii will mean moth.
ing. The Democratic party will !ail 10 see
that it has ha'i very little to do with the
change, and, publication having beer,
wrought, By 1854 affairs will ASSUME their
normal condition. This is the whole lesson
in 4 nut shell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13

o.,l,, o.,.jo,, A. ,. fri,
"n'S e@ ,s."i, ~. ~ .ny faE ~ sssun. ane
Pe,soSt n,ehS , Lila onlee.aon were not, PER,
. m"ls, "oao,o nss,sn tie 'c"son WI! LmVSu
ra ,"s ,n"s, ~ a ,,;e v..es Wsfe 'en, ouI y
ior ,hat 'n.o "u ,n;ah, .u tas III
.o nj, ra n'e, lao, s ~, 10, sne ~
W. ". ums. ' no svS sousSd 81 sua a.ao H..
;shsa "h"on Nv" ,o.sn,,a TN. S. .
,n,rr h sn ,h,s .o1I o,,, 1 s;m ''E inso
,o U" MI 'L tImds ~ trosh, " ;non,n s;ono
C So"" and ;nJood ."e., urI ~ fra,h s'o's'
os nn d ,Ia Ci,;,ans u y, rnS, So,a
de,iv" ,ho u so,n,. npiviie"" nnd IN ~, T"va
w Good rivb, IL !, M ia Him Grave t, mi.
wOT nor ronid III" coMMciIs rrfns. ,hot ar
nv o,h"r I cnmnany IL" sn,nc nrir;lou" AMI
IN; "rrnt business Of tho town would he
In,e hv s,orw iva wo nren,roi for s,rh
N stN,e II nnain? Wv r">' ''' ""~'
III luow I'm, ,h;u ro,a 10 n yreo, oceo,,.
nttsln,ion n III. neot,,s aion~ Ire line s,,,l
"snerialIv IN tho ,,conlc oi Fnl,on who nj.
trnd tho market. hui tho steam cars could
stnn nj rni,on nnI Tho horse rars could rmn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
THE lNTELLlGENCER.

'ftrr next session Of the Legislature Is
likely to he IN interesting one. Those
wishing to be posted In It's proceedings
should ,akc the Wheeling lSTEILiGg$crh
- pir0afnl. Cnuny oracle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
Steam ga the Ii:n Grove S,uilron,l.

HllloEs ihtcAisc!lccr,
On Saturday evening attended the
meeting Of a number OF the citizens before
the specia! committee appointed by the
City Council to consider an ordinance pro.
posed TO gran: the Elm Grove railroad, now
reaching llornbrooks Park, run BY horse
power, the right to use steam, to run their
ears to the market house. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets
The company asks this privilege, be.
cause il is found by actual experience Of
operating the cars by ho,se power that il is
u losing business, and unless the company
can obtain this grant, it will have to clost.
up the road entirely. This is caused mainly
by the fact that dnringahout seven months
III the year very little business is done,
but that during the summer aud early fall
the business requires grca. number of
horses, which cannot DO used in the other
season OF tho year, and have to be sold ut
II great sacrifice. u..
This Is tho real merit OF the case, and it
would operate very hard upon n great
many ci,iz.ns OF Wheeling, and especially
upon the town OF Fulton, il this road
should be discontinued.
It WIS urged by those opposed to this
measure, that The experiment had been
tried in boston, New York, philadelph
Baltimore and Washington city, and been
abandoned, and that the street railroads
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
DIED.

II tSSAE-s Sunday mora!ng, November Il, 1852
LOUISE Augusta. twin daughter of Geo, g. md
lsys.
Funeral services Tuesday morning nj 10 o'clock,
NJ No 10 Fifteenth street lnter1nent n,iyntc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VITA NTED-A YOUNG MAN. IN a
w tprug stote Address III own handwriting,
With reference. stating agc. experience &C.. Gaze
/ fntetiigcnccr Office. DRUGGIST. liotJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
TO The GROCERY TRADE,

take pleasure In announcing to my old patrons
anu to the traue generally, that sincG the late i,e
II my estab|lAhmeas, have thoroughly Renovated
my buildins. and rn now prepared to offer rs
large nnd varied u Stock Of general erOceries and
provisions as CHI be found IN The State. These
goods arc all new md carefully selected.
NY own cure OF choice smo&ed meats delivered
direct from my Polk House 1t Manchester.
have been appnintci sole agent In Inc city for
tue following lcadtns sfectaI,its. VIZ:
Enmtord Chemical Works Renowned
Yeast Powder In Bottles.
ri. Ritter's Fruit Euttersund Preserves.
Frank Slddars Wonderful Soap.
Wards Wife Eorax Soap.
Wards ElectriEylng Soap.
McNamara's Glory Tobacco.
Mcslpiu's Onward Tobacco.
WcyInan & Bros. Celebrated Pittsburgh
Smoking Tobacco.
DuPont's Sporting, Rifle, Mining and
Blasting Powder.
FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR.
ucConnclISyiile Gold Shear Pat ent Flour,
Best In the market.
Silver Star-I,akcr's Flour.
Daily Brcad-Bakcr's Flour.
M. REILLY.
WHOLESALE GROCER Il PORK pACKER,
Nos. 1909 and 1911 Main Street,
ly26 Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
November ~, lSS2.
Com pIi!mcnts OF i'm Afflicted Edtior
'Il,n~p T'WInS

Com pIimcits Of i'm Afflicted Editor.
Those Twins.
Tarkcnbutg Journal,
The Wheeling lSrAlILuEScEE and lie
poet will consider themselves as standing
treat at our expense. 10 such testimonial
to IN afflicted brother should go nnrc.
wnrtcd. That touching song OF elk little
verses breutllrs in every line the poetic
fervor and instinct II a true poet. The
knowledge Of tho strHtlurC and organism o;
babies rs displayed in those lines, togc,hc,
with the intimate acquaintance Will, the
cares and pride q II pu!.1 tumiias are
worthy OF more than a passing notice.
We extend our hand to our brother know.
ing that ut last we have found soul on
whom we can rely for that solacc and sup
port which We SO much need. brother
poet, Of the ISrELIlGENcEH, our heart is
yours for cvernorc. Your poetic s0nl has
capitiyated our very being. Wewit! write
your obi uary with feelings OF deepest re.
gret. Can We say more?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
SnnL osus Life Dc.trnyers.

The loss OF life in India due to the ravuges
OF venomous snakes is almost incredible.
Yet Consumption, which is US willy and fata
as the deadlest Indian reptile, is Winding its
coils around thousands OF people while the
victims are unconscious oflts presence Dr.
r. Y. rierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
must be used to ctcunse the blood Of the
scro:ulous impurities, for tubercular con.
sumption is only form Of scrofu!ous dis.
ease. Golden Medical Discovery" is Il SOY.
ereisn remedy for all forms Of scrofulous dis
ease, or kine's.evil. such as tumors, white
swellinEs. fever sores, scroialous sore.eyes, as
well Ms for other blood and skin diseases by
druggists. Nrhtw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13

Mn. JEFFERSON, after serving his country
two terms, left The White House no wealth
Ter than when he entered, but Oh the con.
trury POOR. Your progressive" statesmen Of
I" day leave ,l.escryicr Of their country mot
voluntarily rs did the grea, Jefferson, re-
Msng third trrm.-Clrksbu-g Nert.
And yet Alex H. Stevens, the Demo
cratic Governor Of Georgia, is authority Tor
saving lint Jefferson desired 4 third term
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13

rnE Hampshire county, ". Va, l"'tlH-
geNcU pays Mr. A. 7. McKelvy, OF BEL
mont county, Ohio, the deserved compli-
men, OF transferring his communication
10 this paper OH the Milk and Butter
business 10 its columns in last week. Mr.
McKelyy is one Of the most intelligent
and successful farmers Eastern Ohio,
aud writes instruc,ively on all matters that
he takes No Tor discussion connected with
farming intercsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
Father and sen in tho Wee: yir-i,li,,
Legislature.

Weston Republican.
The next Legislature will witness the
novel sight Of father and son representa-.
the same county in the legislative halls,
but sent by different political parties-tht
former by the Republicans and the latter
by the Democrats. At the late election
kanawha county elected J H. Brown and
and J. +. Brown to the House OF Delegates,
the first named n Republican and the other,
his son, II Democrat. The interests Of TINT
county certainly ought not to suffer while
in the hands OF such gentlemen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
GIRLS.
Bill Arp's Opinion of the Fair Sex.
From His Experience.

A nice, pretty, sweet girl can tell a
man a long ways off some times, and
make him sacrifice power of time,
and comfort, and money, and horseAesh,
and when she does it all purpose and
throws him off, l shall always think she
hadn't orter. never was in favor of
young girl turning up her nose at a
clever feller who was raised in her
neighborhood and running off after an
airy chap from away yondsr; but when
he does come | think she ought to let
him go back quick and cheap, sor take
him. I've always noticed that when
young men go slipping away to parts
unknown for wife it's because those
girls he was raised with know him too
well and don't want him. l didn't 60
half q mile for my pard and that showed
my good sense, and she didn't 90 no
further than l did, and that showed
hern, and if | was sensible young
girl and was waiting for husband, |
would set my cap for somebody / had
known long time, but if l was young
fool wouldn't. The happiest mar
riages l know of are those where the
folks know'd all about one another for a
good while, and nary one was fooled.
Romance in love affairs is mighty pretty,
and solitary horseman getting thrown
from his horse is just splendid, but all
this plays out in few months, and then
comes the facts the hard-pan. The
earth that is earthly, and the heavenly
vanishes, and the baby has to be nursed
of nights, and the sugar gets low, and
the diamond wedding ring won't bring
color to the poor wife's cheeks, and she
is away off from her mother, and wants
sympathy and kind attention, and
good deal of it. As Mr.. Longfellow
said:
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the baby wants nurse.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14

Mr.. Murat Halstead informs Deacon
Richard Smith that there is another
class of persons beside the Germans
which lacks understanding of the temper
of the people. 1--WE refer" he says, Ito
those born in New England, or those
born in some select parts of the British
islands, who are of the opinion that they
have divine appointment to mind the
business of other persons on the first day
of the week, and that the Germans, who
invented Professionalism Martin Luther,
for example-knew nothing, and their
descendants can know nothing about the
beverages that are good for them, or
the recreations that are appropriate to
holidays"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
Resolution of Respect to aariDaldi

At meeting held by the French cltl'
zens of Los Angeles, Monday night, in Pc.
lanconi Hall, for the purpose OF making
arrangements to celebrate the l4th OF
July, the anniversary of the fall of the
Bastille, the death of Garibaldi was
suggested, and the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
eve, the French residents of Los
Angeles, assembled to take steps to cele-
brate our national anniversary on the
l4th of July, seize this occasion to ex-
press our sincere regret at the death of
Garibaldi-a hero Of Liberty in the old
and new worlds, a noble patriot and a
staunch and generous friend of France,
who, when she had been abandoned by
all others in her hour of disaster, came
t. us and offered his sword and his
blood in defense of her cause. We,
with all our heart, sympathize with the
honors rendered to his memory in San
Francisco and in the rest of the United
States, and resolve that this resolution
shall be transmitted to the President of
the Italian Society of Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
Brother Gardner's Difficulty.

"How wicked we am when we sot
down and think it ober, said Brother
Gardner, as the voice of the triangle
struck the hour of seven. "While |
keep tryin' to believe in heaben, l keep
wonderin' how any OBJ us will eber git
dar. We must not envy an yet we do
envy. We must not bear false witness,
an yet we am foreber stretchin' de truf.
We must not lie, an yet it comes so
handy dat we can't help it. We must
not steal, an'-an some of us don't. Dat
is, we doan' get into a possishun to
handle de funs. We must not be ieal-
GUS, an yet when de woman cross
de way, whose husband Arms six
dollars per week, sails out wild
TO new bonnets year, am it human ma
tur' for my ole woman to look arter her
an not wish she had hold of her back
ha'r? We must not sw'ar, an yet what
am to do when strike the end of a
sidewalk plank wild my fut, or whack
my thumb wild de hammer? Am it to
be supposed dat will calmly sot down
an sing gospel hymn?
When we trade hosses wild man, we
cheat him. When q man wants to
borry half dollar of us, we lie to him.
We play keerds, dance, 60 to the thea
ter an circus, and we doan turn our
backs on dog fight. l tell you we am
all poo weak human bein's an eben
while we fatter ourselves dat we am
slidin' long lords heaben at de rate Of
q mile minute, we am all ready to pass
q lead nickel on street keer company,
or pocket de five dollar bill found in de
postoffice. When l sot down at night
an pull off my boots, an put my feet in
de oven, an git to thinkin' how hard l
try to be good, an how pow'ful easy it
am to be bad, / become so absorbed in
my thoughts dat the ole woman has to
hit me on de ear wild tater to bring me
back to airth and start me out arter an
armful of wood. Gemmen, let us con-
timer to try to be angels, but let us
count on wrestlin' wild Satan bout forty
times day. an on bein' frowd fiat on
our backs ebery blessed time. We will
now irritate de usual order of bisness.
Detroit Free Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. ................. HOWARD, J.
TUESDAY, June l3, 1882.
Guardianship of G. Palomares, ct al,
cminor-Petition for letters of guardian
ship continued until June 20 1882, at
10 A. NJ.
Estate of I. Lankershim, deceased
Petition for family allowance heard and
granted.
Estate of Andreas Pico, deceased
Various parties appearing by counsel
and various contests withdrawn, and
accounts referred to 4. H. Owen.
Estate Of Maud E. Wilson, deceased
Distribution ordered. w. H. Toler, ap-
pointed agent under section l6S, c. G..
p, for Elizabeth G. Potts on filing
bond of $500.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Estate of Agnes C. Peterson-Final
account and distribution.
White vs.. Thomas ct al-By consent.
Mound City Land and Water Associa-
ton ct al vs.. Phillips ct al-Settlement
of statement.
sEPULvEDA, J,
People VS.. Joseph Woodworth, grand
larceny-Pleads guilty and sentenced to
one year.
People vs.. Joseph Woodwork, grand
larceny, second .arge-One year, to
commence at expiration of former SEN
| tence.
Crockett, same entry as above, date OF
sentence to commence at this date.
People VS.. David Crockett, pleads
guilty to grand larceny-Tcn years, to
commence at expiration of former sen.
tence.
FL Monte School District VS.. Graves
Ten days further time to answer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In
digestion, Constipation or Costveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfac-
ton. Sugar Coated. Large Boxes, containing SC
Pills, rs cents For sale by all Druggists. Be.
ware of limitations. The genuire manufactured
only by JOHN c. WEST & CO., "The Pill-Mak-
ers," 19l & 1913 W. Madison St., Chicago. Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
three-cent stamp.
C. +. HEINZEMAN, =,
No. ~ Main St., Los Angeles, California, Whole
regular prices fe23-1yd&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14

PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE & GLIB
SON, EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
coNvEYANCEs-JUNE 1s. 1882.

lothian Bixby, Thos Flint, LlewelIyn Bixby,
+ Low and Steinhart TO Patrick O'Connor-Lot
8, Lecouvreur's subdivision Of part Of rancho Los
Cerritos Sl000
Sarah Stevenson and II j, her husband, to +
W Wood and A Gibson-wi lot IL, Bunker Hill
tract; $500.
Clarence Brown to Manner Ayise-Lot 9, blk
b, Johnston tract $780,
Mrs Drexter and G B, her husband, to ID
Richmond-Lot N, blk 12l, Santa Monica; 500.
Carmen Rodriguez de Valdez to Michel Levy
6.52 acres on north line of rancho La Ballona;
S110S4.
Isabella A Hutchings and Joseph s, her hus-
band, TO Jeremiah Cahill-Assignment of bond
for deed to lots Is and II, blk B. Desnoyers tract;
$230O
Metcalf Dodsworth and Sylvanus White to E
Bell-Lot 8, Grifins reserve; $780,
Newell Matthews to Miss + / Seymour-Agree-
ment to convey south 100 # Of west As 1T Of lots
and 2, blk Z, Mott tract; $500 cash. $3.50 in 20
days, $1,000 in one year; 8 per cent per annum;
S1400
Mcfarland and Zilpha, his wife, to Benz
Holland and Mary L, his wife--15 acres in SWi
Sec 10 T 2S X 13 W; $1,000.
W I Brown to VIM Lacy-Lot 1, block 16, East
Los Angeles; $780,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
THE THEATRE.
A Temple Of Thespis an Assured
Fact-Mr. r. Nadeau a Public
Benefactor.

We congratulate our people upon the
fact that one of our citizens, Mr.. Remi
Nadeau, has at length seen the neces-
sity of the erection of q suitable place
of amusement for Los Angeles, and with
commendable enterprise has stepped for
ward to fill the want. That his invest
ment will pay we firmly believe, but not
withstanding, he is none the less dcserv-
ing of the gratitude of his fellow citi-
zens. Plans for the new building are
now being prepared by Messrs. Kysor &
Morgan, architects, from whom we
gather the following particulars
Mr.. Morgan, of the above named firm,
acting in accordance with the instruc-
tisns of Mr.. Nadeau, went to San Fran
cisco and gathered all the information
possible bearing upon the designing and
equipping of an edifice best suited to
the wants of this city. Upon his re-
turn Mr. Morgan made an elaborate re-
port, which proved satisfactory to Mr..
Nadeau, and these architects received
orders to proceed at once to complete
the plans and specifications for this long
wished-for theatre.
THE BUILDING
Is designed to be substantial structure,
consisting of basement and three
stories above ground, and will have a
frontage on Spring street of l20 feet and
depth of l6S feet on First street. The
principal front will be ON Spring street,
and divided into four commodious store
rooms, and the main entrance to the
theater and upper stories. The First
street front will also contain four store
rooms and an ample side entrance to the
theater and npper stories. The two
| fronts of the second and third stories
will be designed and fitted for offices and
sleeping apartments.
THE THEATRE.
Will occupy a space 70xl00 feet, from
basement to roof, and will be fitted up
in the most approved modern style
The stage, green-room, dressing rooms,
etc., will be designed with an eye to the
greatest convenience and comfort of the
actors. The dress-circle, parquette, and
galleries will have seating capacity Of
| 1900. Strict attention will be paid to
the comfort and safety of the audience,
by securing the necessary ventilation,
and the best possible means of egress in
case of panic. The general plan of the
theatre will be somewhat similar to that
of the California Theatre of San Fran.
cisco.
Messrs. Kyser 4 Morgan are directed
to plan complete, solid structure thai
will be creditable alike to the city, tho
architect and the builder. The building
will be finished in about seven months
from the present time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
Nervous Debility.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DIR, E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN Treat
ment, specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul-
sions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss
Of Memory, Spematorrhoea, Impotency, Invoun-
tary Emissions, premature old age, caused by
over exertion, self-abuse or over indulgence,
which leads to misery decay and death. One box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains one
months treatment; one dollar box, or six boxes
for Eve dollars; sent by mail on receipt Of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case With
each order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with five dollars, We will send the purchaser
our written guarantee to return the money If the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees is
sued only by c. +. HEINZEMAN,
No. ~ Main St., Los Angeles, California, Whole
regular prices fe23-lyd&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-14
Sailing Under False Colors,

For a baking powder manufacturer to
call his powder pure cream of tartar
po,oder, when, in addition to soda, it
contains ammonia, starch and other
cheap Ingredients, the amount of cream
of tartar used being in fact but very
small proportion. The New England
Baking Powder is, strictly speaking, q
pure cream of tartar and soda powder,
as it contains no other ingredients.