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TWO LITTLE 1 IMMIGRANTS.
Girls of Five and six Travelling AlOI
FrSm Liverpool to Cincinnati.

Girls of Five and six Travelling Alone
From Liverpool to Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-In one of the
seats of the through express from New York
last night there were two little girls, one oi
whom carried a satchel to which was at
tached tag with this inscription:
Catherine and Esther Burke, children of
Patrick Burke, 83 Martin street, Cincin-
natl"
They were entirely alone. Their ages
were six and five years respectively. They
could not tell where they came from nor
whittier they were going. From the con-
through passengers from Liverpool to Gin
cinnati. They were handsome little girls,
with wholesome compilations and clear
bright eyes, but with sadly soiled clothing,
showing the lack of mothers attention.
Some sympathetic woman had fastened a
tuberose to the throat of each.
Upon arriving here the omnibus agent
took them to their destination, where Pat.
rick Burke, the father, was discovered TO be
very cold, undemonstrative sort of parent,
He scarcely noticed the little pilgrims and
they fell to crying. He is is q laborer in a
coal yard, and has been here four years. He
says that on the 18th of June he paid
$35 to a steamship agent in this city,
which was to cover all expenses OF
steerage passage for the children from Liver
pool to New York, and railroad from there
TO Cincinnati, including all transfers and
food.
Conductors on the railroads transferred
the little ones from one to anoJher and the
long journey was made without mishap.
Burke did not go to the depot to meet them.
81 did just as WE'LL" he said. 81 left word
with the clerk to send them around when
they came"
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the Nsptune's moonlight.

The Neptune Social Club will advertise
their moonlight this evening by giving a
street parade, headed by the First Regiment
Band. The route selected is as follows
Form in front of the Opera House
down Market to Fourth, to Lombard, tc
Ninth, to Market, to Second
to Madison, to Sixth to French, to Fourth
to Market and Opera House and dismiss
The boat will leave French street wharf a
8 O'Clock. The excursion will undoubtedly
be delightful affair as an excellent musica
program has been selected by the First Reg
iment Band which will accompany the ex.
cursion.
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uaId for Court.

Dennis Quill alias John Dolan, the young
man arrested by Detective Jones yesterday,
charged with forgery, an account of which
was published In late edition of the
GAZETTE Yesterday, was given hearing be-
fore Squire O'Neil this morning. The
members OF the firm OF A. Harris g. Co.,
fully identified the prisoner and testified to
the transaction. Victor DUPONT, Esq, the
attorney for the firm of E. /. DUPONT, De-
Nemours & Co., whose name was forged on
the check, and b. B. Curlett, a bookkeeper
of the firm, swore positively that the sigma
ture was a forpery. Quill had 1othing to
say and was held in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at court.
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Judge Rlack Better.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-Dr. Garnett,
who was summoned to attend Judge Black
at York, Pa, returned to Washington to-
night. He gives favorable report of the
condition of his patient and says that there
is every reas' 50 believe that he will be
spared to live for years to come. To per
form an operation for the relief of the
patient the use of ether was necessary, and
on recovering from the anasthetic the Judge
was delighted with the disappearance of his
pains. His first remark was 81 will now
proceed to answer the criticisms of Jefferson
Davis"
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Excursion Rates to Rehoboth.

The following reduction in the rates on
the Delaware division to Rehoboth have
been secured by the State Teachers Associa-
tion which meets at Rehoboth on Monday:
Wilmington, S355; Newark, 1926; New
Castle, $3.50; Klrkwood, $3.50; Mount
Pleasant 50 IS; Middletown, 50 80; Towns
end, 50 40; Blackbird, $2.55; Clayton, So 10;
Smyrna, $2.15; Morton, 81 90; Dover, 81. 20;
Wyoming, $1.55; WoCdside, 81. 40; Canter-
berry, Si.35; FELTON,. $1.25; Pennington,
S1.25, Greenwood, S1.35; Bridgevllle, 81 so;
Seaford, S1.sO; Laurel, 81 05; Delmar, $2.S5;
Those wishing orders for tickets can call on
C. F. Thomas & Co., Wilmington, or ad-
dress j. E. Carroll, Dover, Del. Board at
the Bright House, 81 per day; at the Doug
lass, $l.50.
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General Grand Chapter OmCers.

The General Grand Chapter of the Royal
Arch Masons of the United States was in
session yesterday at Denver, Colorado, and
elected the following officers: Alfred F.
Chapman, of Massachusetts, G. G. Fl. P;
Noble D. Larner, of the District of Column
bia, D. G. II. P; David Day, of New York,
G. G. K; Joseph P, Horner,oi Louisiana, G.
G. s.; Reuben G. Lemon of Ohio, G. 6.
Treasurer; Christopher G. Fox of New
York, G.. G. Secretary; Thomas McPhallon
of Oregon, G. G. G. H.; Benjamin Holler OF
Tennessee, G. G.. P. s.; Roger w. Wood
bury of Colorado, G. G. R. A. O.; William
Fl. Mayo of Missouri, G. G. NJ, Sd v; Ian.
sing Burrow of Kentucky, G, G. NJ, I'd VI
John J. sumpter of Arkansas, G. G. M
LIST V.
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NOTICE.

In, conformity with the provisions of the act
passed by the Gener4l Assembly of the State
Delaware, on the l4th day of March, A. D., 1888
motto is hereby gi"en that application VII be
presented to the II honorable Leo ard E. Wales
Associate Judge of New Castle county, on Sat
urday, the twenty-ifth day Of august, A. d..
1883, at ten O'Clock in the morning, at hamhers
in the city of Wilmington, for a charter Of In
corporation OF Company ca led, The WI
mil gton Canning Company" to carry on the
business OF preserving animal aud vegetable food
In all o its several branches, and TO use, sell or
otherwl5e dispose of the same. The principal
place OF business OF said Company to be in the
city OF Wilmington, aforesaid, the capital stock
" he one hun Ied thOusa and dollars, divided into
one thousand sha es OF one hundred dollars each,
and the amount Of capital TO he paid ,p before
commencing bu iness, to be ten thousand dollars
That said corporation is TO be commenced on the
ir day of Sep ember, A. D. 1883, and TO termi &.
nate on the first day of September A. ID. 1873
The names and residences OF the original sub
scribers to the capital stock are a. follows
GEORGE w. Bl SII, 705 West street.
GEORGE s. CAPELLE, 1901 West street.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER. JR., S03 Harrison 81. .
JOHN TAFT, 1923 Walnut street,
ROBERT NEIL, 1918 Walnut street,
aul4l0t Wilmington, Del.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |

WHEREAS, The Board of Health has evidence
of he prevalence of Yellow Fev, In Havana and
elsewhere in the island of Cuba, and
WHEREAS, Authority is lodged In this. Boarc
to establish quarantine In any or all cases in
which 1t is deemed expedient or necessary to pro-
tect the public health. Therefore IL ls hereby
dered that no vessel coming from Havana or any
foreign or home port in which Yellow Fever is
known to exist, shall approach within one mile
of the city limits shall land any passenger,
goods, wares, or merchandise without having
first notified the Port Physician of this city, and
obtained from him a certificate that such vessel
is free from disease. And any person Violating
this order shall be subject to the penalty in such
cases.
This order TO be repeated every ten days at the
discretion of the Boar. DR. l.. T.. BUSH
Presiuent of the Board of Health.
K. b. FRAZER, Secretary. augl If
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ueSday, August 2lst, 1888,
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

following described real estate. situ-
.t,iti 5at sara city OF Wilmington, bounded and
iigtu a. lul0ws, to wit:
f&sL lot Of land with three-storied brick
ulue house thereon erected, beginning ut a
ps NJ lax al The nurthrrly side of Thlr street
,li aGIuIgH anu twenty-clght 4 ct from the east
4SStf OF Walnut street, thence portherlY and
Iat IIt WIN Walnut street eighty fve feet four
NV az % .Dfhtr stake In a ae of late Wi liam
4,.a1HI pa1I! ; iaha tn nee by said line easterly
N iiSa,lrl ,Sulrl WIN Third rtreet eighteen feet TO
IISehIagilce ny new line southerly and parallel
NV, ainut l street tOand through the middle nf
..s2,, ~ w Zee and six inches wide between
I'M may Tsr 'ne M adjoining house belonging to John
ikIriu NY, vk " ieet four Inches TO the said side
ti Inu street, thence errby westerly eighteen
sss.9t S1t pace Of hf ginning, containing fifteen
t.s i a.l thlrty-siN square feet of land, more
soSs,S ~, H'lii III free and uninterrupted use by
II orGpI.s .ts theteui In common with the owners
tr upahts 1f the hOnses adjoining o. the
~ ~ liRlrd street.
nj 55nll situated in said city with two-story
bM cor. tliereoh cree ed; beginning at
tDriass, cOIher of Asa Polnsettis land on the
IaaS sle ofSecOnd street, between Poplar
on5 , streets, thence with the Id side of
rpetlT ~ g hlntteen feet to a corner of land
ace yyiIh men smith, now ofJames Richie,
m poni.n pi.n llht OF the same northe.ly ly parallel
F5es 4V'a, y az street ont hundred feet to a stake
m Sas, ~ parallel with second street nine
essna sn,,fll sdll folhsetts la d; thence along
siie 0T 0TSS.trly one hundred feet to th1 afore-
i N, i,Steohd street and place of beginning.
EtiIGv 6S,uaaltd In said city, with a brick
rbpre1 "Pusr Pusr Ihereon erected ;begiuntng at tht.
y IHn,shi,ltY silY OF Third street, betwcen Poplar
Ehifg5i io"Iu sah streets, at the distance OF one
LombsaTnal snl eighty feet from the ~ester side
M Iiu Io%,u,,zs, s,tret, thence northerly parallel
s 5s,S.a 70 stake, thence Westerly eighteen fee
.altl wi,ih Siah thence soulherly by new lin,
ven inch1.h "h1h Lombard street eighty-six zee
aCe hsrsss.,i2 hIgpss To- the said side of Third stree
Is.1i A. o. beginning. o'Sn'eeh iee' W 'n'
h0En EsA1ee Si iHe VIII be given and terms mad
'ie tl'1e and place aforesaid by
gl-ts. vq, VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee,
or by his attorney.
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes for '83.

The undersigned Receiver Of taxes for the city
of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East Sixth
street, between Market and King streets on and
Of and IL In the morning and from 2 to In the
aft rnoon for the purpose of receiving taxes. On
all taxes paid during the month of July there will
be deduction of ye per cent. on every dollar and
all taxes paid dnri x the month of August up to
and including the first OF September the face OF
the bul will be required; ali taxes unpaid on the
next day after the first Of eptember, shall be In
creased by the addition of i've per centum on
the amount thereof. EDMU NDPR ROST,
Receiver Northern listrlct including all North
of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District, including all South
of sixth street. augI-lm
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n Office
THOMAS H. MORRISON,
VS..
WILLIAM MORRISON,
In Chancery,
New Castle County,
In
n..0HtNA

In pursuance of an order of the Chancellor in
the above cause made at the February term, A.
d., 1883 Ali persons having any lien or liens
affecting the interest or estate of Thomas IL.
Morrison. william Morrison, Ann Morrison,
Samuel Morrison, Francis Carson, Eliza j. Car
son, James Y. Morrison, John Morrison, Ellen
Morrison and Ellen G. Morrison, or, either of
them, in the lands and premises TO which said
cause relates, hereby notified to file petition
setting forth the nature and amount of the same
in the office ofIhe Register In Chancery for New
Castle county, ten days before the fourth MON
prove said lien or liens At the ensuing term of
the court, before the rising of the court on the
third day of the term.
j. II. RODNEY, Trustee.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 6, 1888. apg8-m&s-6w
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notice.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
New Castle County,
s. 3.

I THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
New Castle County TO THE
5. >. SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
Co., Greeting:
Whereas, Annie NJ. Mlngus, by her petition to
the Judge. of our Superior Court filed in the
office OF the ProthOnatory Of the said court iDand
for New Costle coun y, for The cause com
plant therein aleR d, has made application to
our said Judges that decree may be pronounced
dissoiving .he marriage eXlstlng between the
petitioner and her hu7 band Eobert @. NJ. Mingus.
We therefore command you, as you have been
heretofore cOmmaI ded, that you summon Robert
=. NJ. Mingus SO that hs be and appear before
theJudRes of our said court, at the time thereof,
to b. he'd at Wilmington, on Monday, the sevpn-
teenth day Of September next, 10 answer the al
legation OF the said petitioner, according TO the
Act of Ass mbly, in such made and rovided
and also IN do and receive what the said court
shal then and there consider concernin him In
this behalf as 20 the court shall seem meet aud
consistent with the provisions Of the said Act Of
Assembly. And have you then there this writ.
Witness. the Honorable Joseph p. COmegvs
ESQUIRE, at Wilmington, the twcnty-tuir,i Gay
If hlay, A. d., eighteen hundred and eighty
three. GEORGE A. MAXWELL
Issued May 3lst, lSSa Prothonatory.
il-IfW3m
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PROPOSALS..
pR0POSALs
FOR
FURNISHING COAL.

City proposals Will be received in the box at
|AahdsyO yOoencll chamN Ner until 7.SO p. nj, on
aer Hepsars,Rsust l6, 1881 for furnishing the
u lsA JIn Io.iirio rom Septembe.- lst 1853, TO August
hpum nIyg,uslNe. The co,Sl 20 be delivered at
aailtie al stations, nj suclf times and in such
aas V mnl $50 70 coo tons viii he required. Pro-
epfOpossIs IAIe sat price per ton of 2A0 pounds.
lha bond Vii Vii be received unless accompanied
atdOllars "HR p surety in the sum Of one thou
y upon snn,t hlank forms for proposals may be
rgt ItPpp,heation ~ to the CLERK of City Council.
iaed, also ~, Increase or diminish the quantity
.tryCd ~ Re e right 70 reject any or ali bids, Ii
Hn4t b, ii CoyfMEH Htsr S.So9 W.a n,neer
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.--ANY WEIGHTS, SCALES
~ OR measures requiring inspection may be
LEFT at 828 4 so King street.
JACOB DEAKYNF,
Sealer of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. ie28-tf
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PUBLIC SALES.
tuesday, August Dist, 1888
ATlO.3 O'CLOCK, A. M,

|e following lands, tenements and heredita-
lents to Wit: No. l., situate in White Clay
rtk hundred, county Of New Castle, beginHing
The centre of Christiana "reek, corner
be land Of John Morrison, thence running and
liHg tn rewith taking In line a poplar stump,
ancient land marx OI William Johnston and
PIN MOrfisons land, north ~ degrees, east
+QpsrChts to stone about three feet north
q gum trte ,thencp hy land of William Johnston
ulh NJ. degrees, east 4S perches to small sas-
ilE t'et on HE cas- BANK OF Chris tiana creek;
100 The same course ! S-l0O perches TO centre
N eek. thence up the bed or channel OF
lde K 18th the various meandnrlnRs thereof
ut1 ;, mentioned place of beginning, con-
a n lbOul i've acre, OF land, more or less.
NJ J. All that certain tract OF and
Mn No /, lands Of Andrew Kerr, William
fAl tsn james MckeOwas, John Miller, Joha
hnth ~ the Chrislana creek, and the road
a'hEi'on Newark to Maryland line, cont in
s0l, hundred and sixty-four acres and twenty
'ghil Tches Of land.
attendance VIII be given and terms made
eEb al The tiHe and place aforesaid by
JOHN II. RODNEY, Trustee,
aug5IaW Is or by his attorney.
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ECHANCERH, NEW CASTLE co.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE!

n virtue of decree of the Court of Chancery
ue slae Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
onlt, made on the 25th day of June, A. D.,
vii be- exposed to public sale at the Court
'4ss In lhecity of Wilmington, on
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ST. LOUIS, August 14.-slade, the pu-
gilist, accompanied by Brighton, his trainer,
and Rice, his manager, arrived at Independ-
ence, Mo-, yesterday. Slade will go into
training at once. 1t is now considered
almost certain that the fight between Slade
and Mitchell will take place at Vinita, In
dian Territory.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

OUR stock for boys and children was never
more choice or complete.
EIsEMAN BROS,
Most Popular Clothiers and Tailors,
Corner Seventh and L.
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Elevated Bundle Counters
The Boston Dry: Goods House.

Last May we introduced into
our establishment the Lamson
Elevated Automatic Cash Rail
way, by means of which the
cash is carried to the cashier
upon an elevated railway and
returned in a moments time,
thus saving all the annoyance
and delays of the old cash-boy
system. We have changed the
cash boy to a bundle boy, and
now have the bundle boys in..an
Elevated Bundle Counter-one
above each department II the
MISUNDERSTANDING wrapped
at the same time the cash is sent
to the desk. The delay is thus
reduced to a minimum. We
can now wait upon you more
expeditiously than every and
quote the following attractions
for your examination this week:
Inour Silk Departm'twe have
Just bought very advantageous
ly a few hundred yards of Satin
Duchesse, two most elegant
qualities, which we shall offer at
$3.50 and $,I.75 per yard re-
spectively. They will be found
upon examination to be worth
81 and $3.50 per yard.
In our Dress Goods Depart
ment we are daily opening new
things, and Wednesday Of this
week shall open some choice
Pin-Head Checks and Check
Combination Suitings, the price
of which will be interesting to
compare with price on same
goods elsewhere. Our line OF
Cashmeres contains all the new
shades of crushed strawberry,
shrimp pink, electric blue, &c
We think so good qualities can
not beboughtch cheaper anywhere
than our price, viz: so and z5c
Cotton Dress Fabrics.-We
have a splendid line of Sateen'
and fine Scotch Zephyrs at the
lowest prices.
White Goods Department.
We have opened a second cast
of Remnants of Irish Linens
direct from manufacturers, con
sisting of lengths from I to ,
yards, at very nearly one-hal
National Republican., 1883-03-26

of the piece price, viz; IS, 80,
IS, 40, so, and 62Hc. We Of
fer a good All Linen Lawn at
1oc. per yard an extra fine
Nainsook Check at I2Hc.; a
splendid line of Striped Lawns,
which wash and launder beauti-
fully at IaHc. per yard India
Linens at I5c. per yard-a spe-
cially fine quality of which we
have the entire production
and finer qualities at IS, FL, IS,
20, 80, 81, 4S, and soc. per
yard, unequaled for sheerness,
and warranted to wash and
launder better than any other
make.
We have just opened a fine
line of Narrow Embroideries,
of which we have been short
Tor two weeks past.
l. We have just re-
ceived the first invoice Of the
new BosphorusLace,i in medium
to wide widths; also a few spe-
cial patterns of Black Escurial
Laces, pretty and cheap.
New Guipure Collars, with
embroidery to match, by the
yard, for Cuffs, elegant styles.
The finest assortment of Crepe
Lisse Ruching we have ever
shown, at the most reasonable
prices.
Hosiery.-Ladies' Solid Color
Modes and Old Gold assort
ments, with handsome Silk
Clockings, only soc, per pair
Ladies Plain Lisle Thread Hose
black, cardinal, navy blue, anc
bronze, only 75c. per pair.
Gauze Underwear.-W have
Ladies Vests in high neck anc
long high neck and short low
neck and short sleeves, in al
grades. In Gentlemen's Vests
both long and short sleeves il
all grades.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Activity ut the wharves.

Harbormaster Sutton has reported the fol-
lowing recent arrivals at the river front.
Steamer Kate, Capt. Ellis, fish for Il. A. Col
den; steamer Atlas, Capt Chesser fish for r.
A. Golden steamer Bell May, Capt, Lodis,
fish for J. "A. Skidmore; schooner Maggie,
Capt. Harper, 10000 feet of lumber for George
A. Shohan; pungy independent, Capt. Har-
den, 500 bushels oysters sloop Dauntless,
Capt. Luttrell, 400 bushels oysters; schooner
Thomas Parks, Capt. Evans, 200 bushels oys-
tcrs; sloop John Williams, Capt. Green,
400 bushels oysters; sloop G. w. Driver,
Capt. Southard, 400 bushels oysters; schooner
Ii. Wilmington Capt. Goff, 200 bushels of
oysters; schooners George and Martha, Capt.
Weston, 25 cords of wood for Ii. l.. Biscoe !;
schooner Mary Ann Shea, Capt. As cords of
wood for ]. o. Carter; schooner w, d. Clark,
Capt Nash, 80 cords of wood for j. o. Carter
schooner Howard Ogden, Capt. 20 cords of
wood for j. o. Carter; schooner Pioneer, Capt.
Taylor, Is cords of wood for j. o. Carter
schooner Uriah Homer, Capt. Weston, 25 cords
of wood for j. o. Carter; schooner Pocahon-
tas, Capt Kendricli, 40 cords Of wood for j.
o. Carter
National Republican., 1883-03-26
The silnkspenre Cluh.

A very enjoyable meeting of the members
of tho Shakespeare club was held on Saturday
night at the residence Of Mr., George +. Erd-
man, No. 71s Nineteenth street, when the
following programme was rendered: Piano
duet Bondeau," Mrs. Hazard and Miss
Amy Leavitt; reading, "The Fencing Mas
ter" Mr.. Whitaker; recitation, extract from
Richard H., Mr.. James Il. Bangs song,
"Tho Heart Bowed Down." Mr.. George f.
Erdman reading, Mr., Spoopendyke's Bath
ing Dress" and "Mr. Spoopendyke in the
Surf" Mr., Ralph Jefferson; scene from
much Ado About Nothing" Mrs. Bette f.
Leach and Mr.. George +, Erdman; rccita-
tion, Lookout Mountain" Mr.. VIII Lackey
song, "Thc Vanished Dream" music by
Herndon Morsell, Miss Amy Leavitt; read
ing, "Parepa Rosa" Mrs, c. c. Adams ; song,
God of the Fatherless," Mr.. Harry Burrell
recitation, Antony and Cleopatra" Mr.. ID
G. Bangs. The exercises were closed by Mr.
Lackey reciting, by special request, "Robert
of Cicely.'
National Republican., 1883-03-26
EeIs 8. Co.,s Linnid Conec.

70 leave the house early in the morning
without some invigorating beverage to cheer
one makes us feel the want of it the balance
rather than drink the hastily, and, in conse-
quence, poorly made coffee which has to be
submitted to when coffee is made in hurry by
our present mode. A desirable change, how
ever is being made in this matter by the in
PRODUCTION of a new idea and article. The
work of roasting grinding, and settling the
coffee has been taken in hand by the manu-
facturers of Fels Il Co.'s Liquid Coffee, and
they have, by this work, produced coffee in a
liquid form, which only needs boiling water
to bring forth one or more cups of delicious
coffee. We can have fresh and invigorating
cup of coffee at any time Of the day, thing
much to be desired, and which will have the
effect of increasing the already enormous con-
sumption of coffee.