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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16
CHATTER XIX.

MI Darling is Il faXen-haired Young
gentleman of about fOur-md-twenty,
with an open and ingenious counte-
nance, and disposition to talk, so talk
he does, anywhere and everywhere,
and under all circumstances.
He succeeds in taking Mona down to
dinner, and shows himself particularly
devoted through all the time they spend
In the dining-rOOm. and follows her af-
forwards TO the drdwlng-roOm as soon
as decency will permit. He has, in fact,
fallen hopeless victim to Mona's
charms, and feels no shame in the
thought that all the world must notice
his subjugation. On the contrary, he
seems to glory in it.
81 was in your country the other day
he says, pushing Mona's skirts little
to one side, and sinking on to the otto
man she has chosen as her own resting
place, And very nice country it is. y
"Ah, were YOU really there.' says
Mona, growing at once bright and cX-
cited at the bare mention Of her native
land
Yes, was indeed Down in a small
place called Castle-Connell, near Lin
erick. Nice people in Limerick, but a
trille Eighty, don't you think? Fond OF
the merry bhnderbuss, and all that,
and with "a decided tendency towards
midnight maraudings.n
IL am afraid YOU went TO almost the
worst part of Ireland. says Mona, shak-
ing her head New Pallas, and all
round Limerick, is so dreadfully dis
loyal"
"Well that was just my luck, you
know. We have some property there.
And, as am not of much account at
home, my awful dad sent me over to
Ireland to see why the steward didn't
get IN the rents. The fact is the people
were poor as poor could be, regular out
at-elbows, you know, and ! suppose
they sadly wanted any money they had
! told the governor so when / came
back, but ! don't think he seemed to
see 1t; sort Of said he wanted it too, and
then went on to make some ugly and
| most uncallcd for remarks about my
tailor bill, which of course treated
with the contempt they deserved"
wei, but it was a little hard on
your father, wasn't IT," says Mona
gently.
ION, 1t wasn't much, =" SAYS the young
man, easily; and he needn't have cut
up SO rough about it,. was failure
OF course, but | couldn't help it; and
after all, had a real good time in spite
o. evely,nlng' and enjoyed myself when
u am glad Of that, saws Mona. nice
~, az ne PAUSE a.Ses merely through de-
silence. ~
II had, really. There was one fellow
aperiect giant, Terry O'Flynn was his
name,-and he and were awful chums
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16
MONA SCULLI ;
OR,
The Irish Bride of an EngIiShman.
A STORY OF THESE TIMES,
GCOnhaued.l

a pause
Lady Rodney is plainly Disconnected,
but says nothing. Violet follows suit,
but more because she is thoroughly
amused and on the point of laughter,
than from a desire to make matters
worse.
II hope you had your hat on says
Lady Rodney, presently, in severe
tone, meant TO cover her defeat. She
had once seen Mona with the crimson
silk handkerchief OH her head, Irish
fashion, and had expressed her disap-
proval of all such unciylli2ed head
dresses.
Yes; wore myobig Rubens hat, the
81 don't care to hear about the con
tents of your wardrobe, interrupts
Lady Rodney, with slight but unkInd
shrug. 81 am glad, at least, YOU were
not seen IN that Objectionable head
dress you SO often alfectn
WAS it the Rubens hat with the long
brown feathery' asks Violet, sweetly,
turning to Mona, as though compelled
by some unknown force TO say anything
that shall restore the girl TO eyenness of
mind once more.
Yes, the one with the brown feath-
err returns Mona, quickly, and with a
smile radiant and grateful, that sinks
into Violet'S heart and rests there.
You told the duke who you werep
breaks in Lady Rodney at this moment,
who is in one of her worst moods.
ayes; ] said was Mrs. Rodney
"Alrs. Godfrey Rodney, would have
been more correct. You forget your
husband is the youngest son. When
Captain Rodney marries, his wife will
be Mrs. Rodney
But surely until then Mona may lay
claim TO the title, says Violet quickly.
Il do not wish TO lay claim to any
thing" says Mona throwing up her
head with little proud gesture, -"least
of all TO what does not by right belong
to me. To be Mrs Godfrey is all |
ask
She leans back in her chair, and brings
her fingers together clasping them so
closely that her very nails grow white.
Her thin nostrils dilate little, and her
breath comes quickly, but no angry
word escapes her How can her lips
give ucerance To a speech That may
wound the mother of the mau she loves,
Violet, watching her notes the IN.
mutt in her mind and seeing how her
Will gains mastery over her desire
honors her for her self-cuntrol.
Then Jack comes in, and Sir Nicho-
las, and later on Godfrey.
No one can say we are not in time, y
says Jack, gayly. ut is eXactly'-ex.
ahlnlng closely the ormolu-cl0ck mp.
on The mantcl -picCc--"one hour before
al La. a O.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16
CHAPTER TX.

It is the day of Lady Chetwoode's
ball. All day long the rain has been
pouring down. The laurc|s do nothing
but drip, drip, in sad aside, making
mournful music for the mind"
TO Mona, this dance is hardly pure
nectar. II is half terror, half joy.
She is nervous, frightened and a little
strange. Nobody seems in very mer-
ry mood. Even Molly, who is generally
game for anything, is a prey to despair.
lie has, for the last hour, lost sight of
Mona.
LET us do something, anything, to
get rid of some Of these interminable
hours" says Doatie, flinging her book
far from her. II is not interesting, and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16

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If your bloed is impure purify It with
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lfyou are troubled with spring complaints, erad
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II you have any species OF humor or pimp'e, fail
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lfyou have any symptoms ofuces or scrofHlous
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16
RIO be Continued

At Salzburg, in the Tyrol, some old
bricks were found to be magnetic. En-
perimcnts on the cIays in the nelghbor-
hood showed that the bricks, which con.
tain breuNeritc, mica-Siatc, Nrgllaceous
iron.garnel. chlolite and holnblendc,
became, aiier intense heating, capable
OF uileo ,lNg Il nla2n,t
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16

Henry Ward Beechor said that debt
in Il church was the devils saddle, and
he (the devil not Boechor), was never
out of it. All churches should be built,
not only on the foundation OF the apos-
ties, but of common honesty rs wen. -
Building church and not paying for it
was working for the devil.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-16
Chills and Fever.

simmons Liver Regu'
lai0r room breaks TIE
chllls aud carries the
fGyer out Of the system,
IL cures when all other
remedies fail,
= OK Headache.
II the relief ard cure
Of this distressing dis.
cas- use Simmons Liy.
or Regulator.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-05-20
nod bns siad ~s'ns1bIido bus uslI ii
mREEN CASTLE
aRA1N,.'. pRItt.

AasH S6AtlRasdsOtok6E ifEEb
Of HNhbeyS bubhtp dthS
grain Sewe gralH eyon!yv hao
FUBbef Ehffh&, Sand0ttt4iF eteSE
ell pEdjnBEN Sbatacless JtilerhWilt
with Detachable Grass 3Oedef5
front or rear. .''lE
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-05-20

,sjaT ,oio1su 10 ssiiuuo9 sdj 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
BRIDGEPORr

Mrs. Maggie McCurdy is visiting her
mother Mrs. V. Mitchell.
Harry Robb has left Wells & Dents and
taken a position at Il. h. McConahey's
drug store.
Frank Cobb, formerly an employee at
Bsggs' planning mill, is back in town for a
short stay.
Miss Ella West, of Columbus, Is paying
her respects to her numerous yoang lady
friends in town.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will hereafter be
on sale At +. Z. Zmmer's pharmacy.
Miss Annie McElroy, OF New Philadel-
pima, is visiting Miss Lille Alexander
Mr.. Joseph Harris, Secretary ST the La
Belle glass company, is of OIL q trip 10
Boston.
Miss Carrie Rhodes has returned from a
brief visit 10 friends
Jas. McConnaughy has lot of the finest
and largest watermelons ever brought to
town.
The young folks of the Kirkwood N. F.
Sunday school propose giving necktie
social at their church on next Thursday
evening.
Mrs. James Clayland and family, aud
Mrs. Nugent and family, are tenting on the
| old camp ground at Moundsyille.
Mr.. Ghas. Brannon and wife, of Pittsburg,
are down on visit 10 friends.
Alex. Dsrrah, Esq, OF St. Clairsville, was
in town a short time yesterday.
Mr.. John 0glevee. of Bellaire, and Miss
Maggie Homer, of Brookside, Ohio, were
married at the residence OF Rev. Alexander
in st. Clairsville, on Wednesday last
After the ceremony the couple were given
grand reception by the brides father,
Amos Homer, Esq, at his residence at
BrOokside.
Memorial services will be held at the
Kirkwood NJ. f.. Sunday.school tomorrow
morning, in memory OF John Chapman, Jr.,
who met with such sad fate on Monday
lsSt
Mr.. Appenzeller, of the firm of Appen-
Zeller 4 kenps. is in Cleveland.
Miss Rose Poole, well known here. was
married recently. We could not learn the
name of the gentleman TO whom she was
married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
LOCAL SPORTS.
The Diamond, Track and Oar In this
Vicinity.

The Standards met the Athletics OF
GAINESVILLE, yesterday, at the new fair
ground and proceeded to administer to
them the worst drubbing of the season. 1t
was not a contest in any sense OF the
word. but was the worst picnic in the
world. The visitors could do nothing with
Lairds balls, but Morris was freely batted
in every direction. He had regular over
hand throw, putting in left hand IN
curve. a difficult ball to hit, until IL Is
learned. when il can be easily gotten. Inc
four hundred persons present were treated
TO such another leather-hunting and base
running spectacle as Wheeling meyer saw.
The game may be easily imagined oy
thinking of fourteen scores piled up
in one inning.
In the seventh inning the Athletics made
their solitary score. Carr went TO nrst on
balls. stole second and came home on BARK
ley's low throw to cut him off at third. The
sun was shining in Miller's eyes and pre-
vented his seeing the ball. This was the
only man who crossed the home plate Tor
Barnesyille, while the marble was worn
down with the number OF scoring stand
ards.
Such games do not benefit the home team
as they are calculated TO make 1t careless
and over confident. The score was as tol-
lows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
WATER WAITS.
Stray and Regular Matters Atenk
River and wharf


straw and Regular Matters Along the
- River and wharf
The river was still falling at dark, last
night, with 8 feet inches OF water In INC
channel.
The st. Lawrence arrived at O'Clock,
Yesterday afternoon, with very fair "Trip.
She will leave for Cincinnati, to-day.
The Sidney will leave for CiDcinnati, To-
dsy and take the ST. Lawrence trade on the
next tip up.
The Welcome will take the Couriers
Ali The regular local packets are running.
Several of the small packets wall run 70
Moundsville Sunday.
Capt. ID. Ii. Silver is much pleased over
his new purchase, the Bright Light, as IL Is
doing elegant work.
The Jennie Campbell, Capt Hornorook,
passed Cairo all right on her way Soutn.
Captain Shallcross has been awarded the
contract of wrecking the Buckeye State.
After being launched from the Sewickfey
ways and being christened by Misses Rosa
and Sallie Lee, of Memphis, Tenn, daugh'
tiers of the well-known owner OF the famous
steamer, James Lee, the Kate Adams couid
not be removed from her moorings on &c.
count OF the low water, as she draws aoouI
four feet in the present shape, showing tnat
she Is not u loN-Watef wa
and Graham. who were to bring the neE
hull to the Allegheny. therefore returned
light.
The towboat Monitor has been newly
painted, which has greatly improved her
appearance.
The boilers and stacks have been put up
on the new transfer boat.
OIL CITY, August 1s-Riyer l inch an
On the stand. Weather clear and cool.
PITTSBURGH, August lS.-River IA inches
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI, August ls.-River iS feet
and falling. Departed-Andes, for wheel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News of n Personal
Nature.

Miss Verona Williamson is visiting in
Ohio.
Miss Ida Curtis, of Bethany, will return
home, to-day.
Sam Fleming, of IIaneytown, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. A. Q. Eotf left for New York yester.
day, on visit.
Herman Renner is very sick at his resi-
denCe on the South Side
Misses Purvis and Barclay will remain
Miss Quarters guests until Monday.
Miss Ellie Hutchinson and Miss Eta Dit.
man are visiting friends at West Alcxan-
der
Miss Bertha McLain will leave for
Moundsville, to-day, to visit friends in that
village.
Mr. s. Jacobs and wife, of Liberty, this
county, was visiting friends in the city
yesterday.
Michael Edwards, of North Wheeling, is
having considerable improvement made 10
his property.
Miss Mamie Cochran, OF Chicago. is the
guest of Miss Maggie Larkin, Chapline
street, South Side.
VIM. MemmingeI, the well known
butcher, is at present out west buying cat
tie for this market.
Hon. J. II. Good returned from ClarkS-
burg, last evening, well satisfied with the
outlook in the interior.
Mayor Egerter returned from New York
Yesterday, where he has been on business
for the Sugar Refinery.
Misses Kittie and Lide Easter, of Chicago,
daughters OF Hon. J. ID. Easter, are visit.
thair nnnla L WnnIrnanSnn
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Crosse returned on
the st. Lawrence, yesterday, from a
months sojourn at Cincinnati.
Miss Mary Mcdonald and Miss Matte
Prince left yesterday on q short visit to
Mrs. I. J. West at Moundsville.
F. A. Britt formerly City Clerk of this
city, is at present engaged in business at
Louisville, Ky, and q doing we'll.
Misses Maud and Annie Goodwin, Of the
Island, will leave for Cincinnati to-day on
the ST. Lawrence, to be absent 4 few weeks.
Miss Bessie Pearce and Miss Mary Doolan,
two charming young ladies of this city, are
spending day in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Herald
Col. Ben Wilson. Representative in Con-
gresS from this District, came to the city,
last evening. and will remain until this
evening.
Misses Gertic and Callie Henke, two at
tractive young ladies, who have been visit
ing friends on the South Side for the past
two weeks, will return to their home at
Steubenville, to-day.
Mr.. Henry Hess, of the Reymann Brew
ing Company, who left for Magnetic
SPRING., in Union county, o., about three
weeks ago for the restoration OF his health.
returned Yesterday, we'll and hearty. Mr..
Hess speaks in great praise of the Magnetic
Spring water for its good quality, especially
for those who are afflicted with rheuma-
tiSm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
CARD FROM JAILOR DAVIS,
Concerning the Arrest and Commit
ment of Pc Little.
To the EtiitOr. of the RegR ter.

10 bc EUNOT V tNc negHteF.
JAIL OFFICE, August Is, 1872.
"In professions high and callings low,
All around do crankS abound"
A slight error exists in your editorial ex-
PLANTATION as to the date of the arrest and
commitment OF Pc Little, on the charge of
lunacy, and ask you TO correct it. Po
Little was arrested by Justice Philips him.
self on Wednesday, July II, 1852, and
brought to Jail at noon, on that day, by
Justice Philips himself, he acting rs con-
stable in the entire action, from beginning
to end lie was held by me under direc-
ton of the committing justice, ten days,
when an effort was made by Judge Houston
and for which Little paid him s., to release
him from custody. He was released July
Dist, 1882. The item you published Mon
dav, August 18th, should have been pub
lished on the morning of July 18th, as it
was lett at the REGISTER office on the night
Of July 18th. and similar one at the
InteLigrnCcr office which appeared i'll that
parcr July 18th. How the item should
have been more than one month IN the
office and then find it's way into the local
column of the REGISTER is more than can
understand. WILLIAM II. DAVIS.
ATRUE COPY OF THE COMMITMENT
An action before w.
State of West Va. Philips. Justice OF
rs the Peace of Clay Dis
]. \. Little. trict. in Ohio county,
West Virginia.
To the Jdiior Of ohio County:
WHEREAS have good reason to suspect,
that J. n. Little is lunatiC, and should be
confined in the asylum at Weston: These
are to command you to forthwith receive
the said J. y. Little into your custody, and
him safely keep, until he is examined,
touching his lunacy.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
July, 1852. W fHlLlrS.
Justice ctthc Peace, Clay District, Oa'o ConnfS,
~. Ia.
Teste: WILLIAM II. DAVIS,
.LliLn. Ohm InIntM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19

commencing August 18th, and continuing
to August 24th, 1882, The b. & o. will sell
cheap round trip excL rsion tickets on Sun.
day, August 20, 1882. Special trains at the
following low rates: Leaving Wheeling,
(city time, at 1855 A. NJ, fare for round trip
81 90; leaving Benwood at S:35 4 NJ, fare
for round trip 81 90; leaving Bellaire, (Col-
umbus time, $50, fare for round trip so
cents, arriving at Burrs Mills at 9:35,
columbus time) Returning the train will
leave for Bellaire at 4:40 P. NJ; and for
Wheeling at 5 P. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19

TN THE COUNTY COURT on owl
Is, in the matter Of the p'DoAs =
"A an ~ Henry krIisef, dectAst,

IN THE COUNTY COURT on OHl
Is, in the matter OF the p'onAs
viii OF Henry Kriser, d"ctasi'
The state ~ wcst Virgins.
To the sheriff 81 Ohio ooshI
You nrr hereby cpiDmAn5ci !,
Vim. Hy. Kiu-er. Phiana NJ, -,
ZiIphia Ucherra Kruser, N'.N =.
EriI.er. Tho ch Ildrrn ~ John k,ss :,
"a bo.. name are unknown, WI -
piImer. ,h. children ~ Anna -.
rI.d name l. unknown, si,t"f ~ u :,
md Nrs Anna iisilnan, and al ~ 4
Interested, To hlpehf b'oie ~ 80
in the city % wheeling " M
state nfofcraIJ. on the lith nAi
A. -. W.. nj So'clock T. 10, =
why n paper writing, beanhs g.
5ny Of A pril, IS2. pufp"r'ins ~
U,ury Rrusrr, deceased. 0fs'ss ,. Z.
nv Jncob Kr,iser. should n6 49,
,:cord And haye then fhrr ", -
,our return thereon. ,iAohk
manner Of executing the aams a, I.
" tines, Georgr Hook, Gen. = "a
Court Of ohio county aioie'-
Of Angus, a. -. lsg o,av uS1g q
,,o,,os,,pp from III. rr,grr 4 ,
NJ 0Iio county. that ID" ehi,''sa q
Krusrr. deceased, who" NAM i,,s,,. ~
Pcmigrsde Diimar. ne eiils .
uh0e married name ~ as, rs
Maid Henry Krussf, snd MI ~ ~, - 4
are Don.rrsidenis ~ ths 4. -
therein, IL b. ordered ibsI Ia, n y.
my once according 70 tb, 80 n.-si
sum mons, and for the parp.-.sds
TONED, and do ~hs, shal n,a,, .,
tect their iotsIest IN he ~ - a. 4 =
LII. GOOD. Attorney -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
MbseIia9 Re9ister
SATURDAY, AUGUST no, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
Second Annual Fair-W. Va state Fair
Association.
Wanted-Girl to Do HousewOrk.
Business College,. NJ. Frasher X 60.
White Shirts-A Siedenbach x Bro
Head Of Local.
Fishing Tackle-StantOn & Davenport.
Challenge-MichaelJ J. Filan.
Initial Lace Pins-I. G. Dillon.
Wagons, Buggies and Phae:ons-J. w.
Ferrel.
Excelsior Planning MillS-BeltzS Flading.
Saddles and Trunks-JOhn II. Hall.
This Afternoon and Eyening-Monarcir
Billierd ParlOrs.
Refrigerators = B. F. Caldwell Third
Pagel
Satin Gloss FlOur-TThird Page.
Peach Cream-ThOS. F. Heyman.
Railroad Time Keepers-Miller Il Fran
zheim.
Old Government Java Cofee-Edward
Reid.
Magic Tooth POwder-R. II. List.
Valley Star COOK Stove-B Fisher Il Son.
Flain Tin and Japanned Wsre-G. w.
JOhnSon'S Sons.
Fresh Vegetables. II. Diehl & Co.
Fine Button and Lace Shoes. 7. Stone.
Don't You Forget lt-ride Wave Saloon.
White NeSts-T. c. MOffat & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
knights OF Pythias Excursion 10 De-
tr0it via b. a. d. and Steamer Alaska
ON MOndny August 81, 1882.

A delightful ride of eighty miles on
Lake Erie. Note the extreme low rates OF
this excursion Leave Wheeling, city
time at $50 A. NJ, round trip $500; leave
Bellaire, Columbus time, at 1905, round
trip $500 Returning tickets good to
August Goth. This will be the best excur'
sion of the season. A ride by rail to San.
dusky, from there to Detroit OH the elegant
steam. ship TO Alaska. Parties. il they so
desire on return passage, can stop at Put.
Inlay or Sandusky within the limit OF
their ticket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
EnIGRANT INSPECTION.
Report of DIR. Nankirk's Work at Graf

Report of DIR. Eankirk's Work ut Graf
The following report from DIR. Vankirk.
of Grafton, will he interesting. as showing
the nature of his duties as Inspector of
Immigrants on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. 1t is addressed to Or. Reeves,
Secretary of the State Board of Health
SIR have the honor to report that dur
ing the month of June / inspected 3, Isl
immigrants; during July, 2,7l6. Vaccina-
ted during June, lS5; July, 1913. About
One-thirteth Of this number had no cards,
or had lost them. Very few refused to be
vaccinated Found no cases of smallpox
Immigrants and coaches generally in good
condition The officers of the road have
given every facility for the inspections,
and the people generally are pleased in
having this protection thrown around
them. l am,
Very Respectfully,
W. +. NANKIRE,
Inspector
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
woman's True Friend,

A friend in need is friend indeed. This
none can deny, especially when assistance
is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with
disease, more particularly those complaints
and weaknesses so familiar to our female
population. Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true
friend, and Will positively restore health,
even when all other remedies fail. A sin.
gle trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant TO the taste, only cost fifty
cents bottle. Sold by Logan Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
AIpine Snow Cake.

Take the whites of eleven egg beaten
stiff then beat into the eggs one and a half
teacupfuls white coffee sugar, add the juice
of one lemon, two teaspoonfuls extract Of
bitter almoud; stir gently into this one and
half teospoonfuls of -four, having one
measure Banner" Baking Powder mixed
thoroughly in che dry flour; make an icing
and spread over the top when baked. This
makes an elegant cake, and is economical
when eggs are cheap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
Veterinary HOspttnI,

Dr.C B. Robinson has found it necessary,
owing to increase of practice, to establish a
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
can be treated in a rational and scientific
manner All animals placed in his hands
will receive the best Of attention. and
treated according to the dictates Of science.
Hospital, No ! Eleventh street.
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