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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
DAILY q TRI- WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q
Tomorrow will b, the ouo hundred ard

Tomorrow will b, the obe hundred ard
tfLeth anniversary Of tie birth of George
Washington. Though it vii! not be ushercd
10 By The tbunder Of artillery or celebrated, Is
OF old. By ors,ions or baEqusls. the .riot C
amsrIoan cannot bat greet tt with JOY as an
suspicious day. Many as have besn The Gu
i1Gies pronounced upon his character, highly
as bis achievements have bscn valued by bis
unlrSm,o. a c,ntury has called for 20 abate-
ment IN thts, euloeies, 90 lower valuation Ct
sdose achievements. No logger 6ts! 10 War or
% peace. be is still Fl ct in the hearts of Ii,
so1ohyDep." AID 80 lie will remain While
Amsrloao liberty survives. And Why? b..
e'u'e hIs greatness rests upon tho eIdoripg
b'sIs OF virus. Dfawa only 10 defsucs of tt Q
flights If lis naiiv, LAID. his lw,rd Wss
sleatbed wbs0 hsr indepeLd ,ucs had crowned
hls szersions. Like Ciuconatus CT OLD, lie
:slolced to rs'uro into the body Of bis fs!It "
cltlz'ns. and direct with The tki sud enc ~
WlIch had led armies 10 victory aud poscs, the
lAoors Of bis farms and fsheries, and though
Dot honorablS poor. as The iIIus.rious Roma D
VS.. no csar"used the competence which w. s
hs, BY Inheritance. for the b,otG! Of bis
e,untrSmen.
l:sulDg oEos ere from his Retirement at
the earnest call of his oouotrymeu TO guide the
ship Of State through lhel storms of period
rsooHned iu the worlds history for its .urbu.
lercs, be avoided With c,utu nate skill, .lks
ihe Sc5lls CT British d,spotism AID tAe
Caargbdis OF French snsrchy. and brought Tor
safe'y toto the haven of prosperity; aid when
. grateful! country would have retained his
services, bic foresight taught bin thst ooutic-
u,ncd ID Of6'e would be precedent dangerous
10 her liberties. AID be agsin r,tired, th, ao-
mlfatloo of O w)ndeIiog World
And. now. that tho mists OF self seckioe
shtoud our patriotism ia lh"ir gloom, and Wa
need more than cvsr. the light of bis ex:mo;s,
let it os shins upoo q, 10 Vsi9, but euIightsrcd
hY lts gioriOu, shluigg lot Us girl up cur loips
Ike msu. 10 Withstand thoso ID ost .peerou5 OF
our GO intr,'s 'n'n're. hsr u9aortby childten,
and. never desp,itirg of the republic, mset
them up,n ,v-ry 6eId Of coth;c.. and dsferd
the Constitution Of our t,thers from their liz
sidious attacks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
For general use. RIVERSIDE lUalpiEp
WnlsKEY is re commcuded; price So par gstro
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son, As.r:.
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat shu

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat shuu /.
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in NJ
Incurable Lung Disease or COnsu,D >.
ton. II D w MS Is Il On T. III A !.
Th0CHEA do not disorder the stomach IL d
ooue b syrupa and balssms. but act directly
on the tn1amed parts, allayiug Irritation,
givereliefi in Asthma. RrOachitls Coughs
Caiarrh, and the Throat Troubles witch
Singers and Public speakers are sui.
iect to. For thirty years Browns Brun, his,
Troches have been recommended by phync;sus,
and always give perfect ssiisf.clon. HAvn
been tested by wide and constant use for nesr y
On entire generation. they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple remedie. It
the age Sold 81 2hc. box everywhere nbl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
New York Legislature.

ALBANY. N. Y Feb. 81 10 ito Senate
Il Is morning the pt;sdens said the dug bad
fallen upon him OF naming the standing CON
alnees. K c'guziug he fac. that the Senate
Is Dsmoors'io. ne bal taken pairs that each
Committee shOuld be d:mo,ratic 10 lis uske o.,
tbe RaI lIcau members flIiog io,o such a :
iosmenS as are duo to tho ninori y. Senator
J,c'bs was Assigned tie obsirm ,nsli, of the
Flnsncs Conmttee. q. A. Nilsson that of the
judiciary and Mr.. Grady tr.um,ny) has The
snveted charm .oship Of c!'ies. Tbs Tsmmar y
Senator'S have leadiog T. c)guiii,p 10 tbs c,m-
posiioo fthe con mi,lees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoNrs j. A. Hamb.eton &
Co's. Baltimore Financial Circular cf s..urd.y
last Gays:
VireIi, bond. ware vary Gull with v4rv
small trs nsictions. Prices rem,ia steady with
no 'mpt rtsnt lsnges. Consols W gre 10 dsmsld
al 81 to az regular and about ca seller. T.n-
forues fem At 30. Pselsrs urchanped at sbou.
- Vnglci. deferred 10 al Is, bla,k scrip o.
81 and pesler COUPONS st Si3 lax receivable
coupons rather heavy at nbe ut G3. There IL Lot
much demand at present Il tsx coupobr, and -
me coll c:ors have bsen instructed no. 10 Ie.
celve them, they will for the present probably
work down to lower fgures. The short in,eres,
Ia contols is still coneiders be and although they
may sell at lowsr figures. at present ID, ars
hrm snd rather inclined 10 advance.
r. q. Mau,y s. Co g Richmond circular Of The
same date says:
Notwithstanding the general d cline Of As
week, Virginia securities have hold their own
With noteworthy steadin ess, and the Indications
are that u fJr the countaraciing effect Of Tho
mtrzet ihsy wcu d vstdVanced cootiue:.ty.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Februsry 2l.-1hs
mirke! &c -dsy is 3 shade be.:er. -Four rem ,n,
Q1;es and VI chsEgsl. Small lots Of Wheat tuit
at 12sAlS5 for fair Fultz 10 g bed Lancaster, bu,
choice would bring 1877. The offerings Of Corn
amounted 70 1850 buih:l which sold stsO No
Bye or Oats reported. Country produce s quiet
and eaty.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, February 81
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged ss fol.
lows
post beeVes ....;..;.".....-..... 25 %
generally rated hrst quality ...-.-...6 Is =
Medium or good fair quality. .......4 80 q s Is
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and Cows3 .6 q a co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
The Karkefs,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-Virgini. SKIES dtr.p.,
-; do consolidated Sit; do I'd series -; ps
due coupons -; new 10 40a 39s bid to.t SSs
Cotton quiet; middlings l1as1ls. Flour on;s;
and .teady. Wheat-Southern steady; W.,
eIn hlah.r hut inactive; Southern red i:O.as.
do amber l36,1z0; No l Md ls5,l3,; No.
Western winter red spot 1922 .l2O4; Feb i9o,..
1871; Mar lSlal3l3; April ls4ial25; NAV iS;;.,
1857; June 1S1a.lSi3; July l22aal24 Con-
southern higher Wettern armer and i,sc,iVs .
Southern Vt tie u; do yellow e.; We.te,n
m,1ed spot 66s66t; Mar 66a hid; April 6;
bid; Nay TlA:0i; June ;0.7i; stesne, 6,
asked. Osts quiet; Southern .GAl; Wests,n
white 47a49; do mired 46; Perrs 47t4). w.
dull at s0'95. Hay DAN and unchanged C(f a
firm; Rio CARGO, ordinary to fair $40; ~.
gar steady; a soft 81. Whitkey quit s,ln,
81 20. "a
NEW YORK. Feb 2l.-Stocks weak and IN,
settled. Money &. Cotton dull; upl.Id, III,
Orleans IL Flour steady and quiet. Whs,,
q 1iet and islc better Cern quiet and 4 thsd,
t,.ttar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Wind and Raiu stOrm

SHREVEPORT. L.. Feb. FLA ho,vy xiod
and ralo s'rom passed over this city tt-].y,
cAusiue much damage 1rses aud fs, G ware
carried asay. Reports from oil direc,icns s,sts
that the rv,r', bsyous acd lakes are rising
tsp'dy. The r.Ver hers is higher than il has
6sCn Tor gears
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

It's understood that the holders cf Vreiuis
bends iasend to CONTEST the c :u:ts the y, Iid
i'y of III, resent 80 of the Ganerll Assembly 10
the settlement Of The state debt, N d ui,h that
ond 10 Vl,H. have emplt yed c,ucs,l 70 ips:i:ut,
the necessary legal proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

President Au:Lus and . 81, lI party Of adies
and gentlemen went over from Washington 10
Baltimore last mis- b; AID attended the perform.
arcs nf P.tistc,. ut tho Academy Of Music. by
New Ioik amsteurs. The audience Was vary
brilliant one. Afttr the Performance, the Ptet-
ident wss loudly cheered fer . considerable
time, and 10 response be cams fotw,rd 10 The
b1x and bawsd TO the audisro,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

A CuAkoE.-Rsv j. He,ly, 8. j.. who los
filed tho position Of President of Georgetown
Uaiversisy 10 very &C ,ptabIe man for cisl t
years past. has been succeeded BY Rev. James
A. Dtcnan, 8. j., Vh, has bean vi,1-1rt sdept
ct The college for scms time. The health ef
Father Hesy has been shstttr.d FIR moutbe,
AID be bss been retired to give him chance Of
reeuptra:iGu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

1h' Hous, Of Delegates yfserdsy .dop.ed
resolutions OF respect ~ me memory cf The Ia,e
tlsptsin John Hsupden Cbsmb srlsyne. editor
et the State, . former member OF that b :dv.
sud, as siu'iher mark Of respect ali ;utued for
the purpose OF attending bis luuerai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Fatally Rurned

IT. "lLLrAMsPoRT. Pa, F.b 2l.-Mfa. Louis.
Water, aged &c years. was fatally turned last
ngnt 10 trying 10 sivs htr daughter, Wbcse
c,H'hipg o,uaht ire ir!m On EXPLODED lsmp.
Mis-. Walters died tt-1sy. Tho daus her viii
reaovtr. WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Financial,

NEW YoaK, Feb. 2l.-rhs sleek m.rkot
opened At decline fr,m yesterdays cltsre
qao'stiors of I'll DER c1nt. II The esr'y d.s,.
loss declioe Ut 4,5S per ceor. was rc,rdsd.
al IL o'clock rec,vs;y Of ] III per cent. tos X
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

We get to Terra Of the i!n:sa, 10 Rob
mocd. Of Msj,r r. 7. Sc,tt. delegate from
Fauq1itr eou,ty. Hs hs, an attack Of typhoid
fever, and WIS seriously i'll, bu! at last accounts
had iupstv.d scmewhs,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

A csd is nnliks., aost visitors 1T sou wan.
81 yet rid OF It. you mutt silva is warm re o., .
zion sit6 d.. Ban's Cough syfup. the s,sad.rd
oouen remedy OF cur .tge. For sale By iii drl,-
glsts ct TWEEN y-ive Q, ,pts bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Contested Seat

w. mHAsulSarsN, D. c. Feb. 2l.-7h, Housa
without prejudice. the contest in tho csc -
nmi!h teruolicin) va. Robinson (democru]
isisna. '~'H u's'i'c' VI Lou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Sergeant MAJ On. who shot ct Guite,u % ,bo
lllh Of September last. was srrsigned b,lors
g ooutt-uaai | dstsiIed to Try him at TIA
Navy Yard y sterdsy. and. when called upcu
{, plead, sad he had nu b OK to tay. Its
president directed thst q plea OF mot gnily'
te entered. Ths court then tdjurre1 W il
Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Affairs iu Eeypt

PARIS. Feb. 2lt-Tho Repuolqae Ffarcaise
puSlisnes communication from the British
a9a French oonlrolhrs general 10 Egypt, d,t d
fe'ru!ry Or declariog tbst the present safe
OF LuAirs ID Il :yDs is . nu! f,Atiou of c,p,rJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
SkObeI0G's Haransue

BERLIN. Feb. 81 The Cross G,zstte s.yt:
The unanimous o>ndemnation which General
Skoos'ot,s karangns has cs!led iorh 10 Vitnns
cannot fsil 10 have Gus we GIT With The Rus-
sian Government.
Inc Ns.Dbsl Gtzhts believes that Germany
and Auhrla will certainly take official steps ia
the matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Suicide,

fhoVfDfEGE. r: l.. February Old avis B
EEath,Ss. Of Ptovldsrc'. com ni.ted suicide ia
'ss dreenWleh last D,ebt by shootiug himself
q friends house. He VS. 80 ye,rs tf,g,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Messs S NJ. Psltorgil g. Co., the OLD and

Heb'o y Ia 1 oIlUGgHi O. Co., TUG OF aud
Te!!-sno#a newspaper sdver isitg ssents.
whose G6i,ts were dssrosed b. FIRE at the lin a
Of the butbice tf The cid World building, 10
Now York, 90 Jsnu,ry 3lst. have esrsbls ned
themselves in new q1artlr+. With every facility
tor the transaction OF I'll e,r xtepsiv, tusieets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Successful Strikers

NEW I OK, Feb. 2l,-The ash c4rIman en-
ployed 10 street clesning under Contractor M,ris
Who went on . strike Yesterday for an ieo,e,as
OF wages from So to g so per day, all returned
pliad vi h, N"s' VII
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

We have received the first tu 1ber Of the
Dan'ii'e Oily Register. q neatly printed asd
We'll flied paper that we hope m.y prove On
entire suo,tss to lis worthy aud accomplished
editor. Abncr Anderson, etu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Fire In an Asylum

BROOKLYN, N. T., Feb. 2l.-Tho eos. riss
~ me .,Ylam st FI,.bash Was turned & isy'
l. IS said but ooe patient was Iost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

The President has p.1dousd Mary L.v, and
Sarah Mcdowell. ,c,nfaed il Weslmorslrpd
county jail f1r making false affidavit in q pec-
son Case. They have nearly served Gu. their
g3pterc:g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
PrInaess HeIan.

81, LONDON, February 2l.-Peiuosss Heleu, a
"eldeek, woo is 10 MARY Pine. LEOPOLD, b.,
sflived a. Wiodsor. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
The Z ciiuyikllI Ktyer.

6E4DIsd, "a, fuo. 2l.-The cch1 kill rive,
riting. "nu - III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Ths sau':- monthly rumb,r of Tho Stulhcru
Planter fer Febru.r, has been reosv,d. |! is
filled with interesting matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
ministerial Welfare

WEST END. ATLANTA. Ca,
- March H. 1881.
II. ID. WARNER & Co. Srs-Ycur SAFE
h,dney and LIvsr Cure raised me from bed q
sckoess, and made ma we'll msn.
Rev. ROBERT CUNSIHGgAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Dap. G;o:ge W. Thomas did IL HaIif z
eanty, last week, aged 90 ys,rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Curtis Gtubb, an es,imsbe ctiz,n cf Loud
Oh o ccuoty. tied las. week. sged 81 5ssrs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

The istsst estimates msks the losses ~ hs
d tvsrh:ll h'e g CSC. 900, aud tn, itsu!arcs,
1900 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS

Suspension ola Fredericksburg. Firm.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Feb. 2l.-Tte
suspension Of j. B. F.cklen and Son, Of the
Bridgtws'er Mills ia ao.cu,c d. Liabilities
estimated at $l3O 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Ihe Anniversary Nhlcn ooours il-morr;w
reoa!lIug. IS it docs 10 our minds tho virtues
snd The SERVICES OF the .ther Of lis oouo,ry.
o'onot but remind as. also. of The CONTRAST they
exhibit 10 .hs the ciarsc :er AID actions Of him
whom The Stalwart fiction of the depublIcao
party attic! to consider his peer. Wasli,atop
snd-Gr.u, Whist satipodss! 10 war
WashlI g.on spared bis meu as much Is biz
dotS to nls country permitted; never shedding
tnslf blood uoles3 for some great good to be
attained; Grant hurled bis. with reckless ia :
pFosideoos. rgaioss Lee. relying upon bis abi-
~ to bill up bis depleted columns by fresh ne o.,
snd etmpg not 10 o''e aow many were saoIi.
h,ed. In peacs, both were twica called to tho
Highest station 10 theit c u ,Iy's gif!. WASH
iaIton modestly desired 10 retire on The eXpira.
ton ct his FIRST term aud positively refused to
serve sg,io at the conclusion of his seooLd
6iant gave 90 word If retifiog until Two terms
~ers over. tnd ihtn OILY w1on sisied that
the psop!e woufl DOT endorse him for third.
Washington declined the s!igbles; compe psstiop
tor bis servicss, kloWisg only bis sc;u,l *,
pe0ste, While 10 clio, to b, paid: Grant sigred
Oil doubling Ii, owa salary. Washington
transferred the gifts which his native state had
1ofced upon bin TO purposes IF odu,a,ion al d
InttrOAl improvement; Grant hss kept for him
salt eli that has been e. red bin. Washiog.cu
WJad reoolVe no sppointmon. az general uaiil
bis o'uotry s,lutey nqairsd bis s.rvices 10
tbs h,le; Gfso.'s friends doubtless With bis
he'rsS spproval) demand bis reinstatement!
when there Is 60 OCCASION for him wba,ev.r.
snd seek TO mako tie tszps5ers support him
for the rsmsioder CT bis life.
Lo' 90 this picture and on that" and ssy
Hhelher. 10 . sit &c characteristic there is a
Likeness bstwsen " sshir 6 on and Gram.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

The ooy oonceiVabls reason MIR. j. r.
Tucker can hsv, for bis Advocacy of tho rapid
redemption # the Uoi.ed Ss,tes bonds is that
tbs people of bis State would BE- enabled to
borrow some of the money now invested il
thsm. But if there w,rs billions instead OF
millions to be unlocked by such redemp.iop,
surely Mr.. Tucker lie not 90 uofImilisr With tbs
wsys Of Norlhero capitalists 80 to believe for 70
ios,ant that they would Iced dollar to tbe
people of State who pissca what is MORALS
wious oan be politically righs. and Who opsn!y
rrac.ic, the repudiali,n Of public dabis. From
TIC vesg nsturs OF the case. iodlsidual credit
cannot b. good 10 community OF repudiators
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Nobody blames GCvsruor Cameron for .eAC-
log The POSSE that captured The msrauding
oSsternen on the R.ppsbsnuook. Possibly
tho open and uoseemly disseniioDs of bis politi-
e.l parry II Richmond made Thugs there
d1sisroesble. 80 that little water Trip was ~
no meats Objectionable. Bat if bis intention
b, to give bis personal supervision to the arrest
OF oil The isw breakers in the State he will have
very litto time lsf FOR Guberuatorial duties,
which. however. be can eotruss 10 the seert-
tsries # whose services tx Governor Holiday,
vas deprived. tu; w5iOh btvs been restored to
bis susots'Or BY the rsatjaster clu,os, Rssd-
Aastsfs are nothing if not sensational. bu! sen-
satlons! Governors as general thirg are rot
toe best sort State CSC have, for sspss,iops do
not last, 90 ms.ter how startiox they may be-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
SELECT ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Great truths are often said In fewssl
words.
The spracue estate property is to Be
sold May 4th.
Some ladies are so sensitive that they
shrink FROM looking into the mirror.
They consider 1t o reflection on their
beauty.
Henry q. Rogers. who was Minister
TO Sardinia under President Van Bursp.
has Just died in the Almshouse at Ian.
caster, Pa.
Csrlo,ta Patti and DeMunck are going
to concsrtizs in Germany. This is =
scheme OF Gsmbetta's to demoralizs the
Fatherland.
Monaco. whose 10. 200 inhabitants live
entirely on the profits OF the gaming
tables. has l6i priests to look after its
spiritual welfare.
A Dublin newspaper contained the
following: 81 hereby warn all persons
from trusting my wife. Ellen Flanagan.
ON my account. as am not married to
her."
Il is said that at learning to swim
women are quicker than men. This Is
u<Dably because the custom of wearing
trains has learned them to kick out
gracefully.
Soon the spring bonnet will appear.
and then II will md 10 little differences
what the preacher breaches. The dumb
eloquepce OF the bonnet will drown his
loudsst efforts.
The CITY OF Elizabeth. ". j., with q
bonded debt Of $4,000. 900, on which
three years interest is unpaid. has COM
promised by giving new four per cent.
bonds for bali the principal.
A Young lady who was walking on
Union Square. asked her mother Why
she saw 30 many men who bad short
mustaches, OF months growth. They
are actors out OF Q situation, my child. y
The Rochester Chronicle cannot re-
member an instance where woman
ever slept during church service. Let q
man set himself to criticising every Don
net In the building. and what time would
he have for sleep.
There 10 nothing in the wide world
that makes o young man crazisr than.
alter arriving at Q party with young
lady whom he has got there at consider
able expense. to have some old bald
headed individual get her OF into cor
nsr and talk TO her all the evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
BUCKWHEAT CAKES
Ir.., "A, A., York Tr;Lua,I

IFros. the Nee York Tribuae.
Science has even rsvolutionized tho
method Of making buckwheat cakes. The
old way. setting to raise over night. sour
ing, fermenting. decomposins and destroy
ing the nutrient part OF the Hour car
bouic acid gas WAS produced and tho cakes
made light. But well-founded suspicion
h.s slvsys existed that buckwheat cakes
made In this manner are unwhoiesome
and indigestible. because tho ehemieAi
action that takes place 30 alters the nour
from its original character that the sour
ing or decomposing process continues IN
the stomach aud gives rise to dyspepsia
and kindred troubles.
The new way does away with all decom'
uosiuc. all fermenting or souring. and
places upon our tables smoking hot buck
~hs.,s In less than IL minutes. The
is.venipy element Of the new process,
which is the Royal Baking Powder. De-
ING mixed with the fiour and moisture
.aded. evolves tho leavening gas, and IN
no vav changes the dough from It's orig
NAL syeet and nutritious condition.
In hint Of kalthfulness, 10 Ia q positive
t.ct that buc.whoat aud griddle cakes
y. .ie In this way nth tho "Royar pow.
dsr are very healthy. and can be eaten win
impunity by dyspeptics aud invaiids with
out discom Iort. ,...
,.sn nm, on the market from time TO time
TO take the place oil the hoyA panns
Powder" such a. -self.raising or grid
die cake" 1ours. but analysis SHOWS many
Of them to be made from unwnoiesome
substitutes and strong acids. which nave .
corroding effect on the membranes Oh tne
stomach. 1t is much safer for all consum'
era 10 purchase Hour themselves that they
auos 10 be good and reliable. and add the
baking powder at . considerable saving.
tbau 70 purchase any Of the so-called
s.self.rsisipg" fours. which are usually
.,ompouuds OF the vilest nature, contain
inc Alum or phosphates. II Is stated that
,hpae- fourths Of the ''seli-raisins buck.
-hssp' ,old Ia the market 10 nothing more
thsn "middlings." or the dark-colored
siftings and impurities which form the
grades Of Hour.
Tue touovinS ~ soe1
economical:
of buckwhes, fiour. while dry. add two
tsaspoonfuls RorAL BAKING POWDER,
tesspoouful salt. one scant tablespoonful
brown sugar or New Orleans molasses e
make them brown. mix we'll together, ano
when ready to bake add ono pint cola
1ster or sufficient TO form batter sui
but little, and bake Immediately on . ho'
griddle.
prt into the batter. but always mixed viii
Aour " . dry STATE.
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