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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
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Than that accumulated store OF gold
And orient gems which for a day OF need;
The Sultan hides keep In encestraL pmos1,
These boards OF truth you can unlocked at
will. WORDSWORTH
The lowest ebb is the turn Of the tide.
-LoDgfellow.
One cannot always be a hero, but one
ban always be a man.-Goethe.
The greatest events Of an age are its
best thoughts. 1t is the nature OF
thought to find its way into action
BOice.
We think our civilization is near its
meridian, but we are yet only at the
cO~ck-crowing and the morning scar
Emerson.
1.-Two have built castles in the air,
your work need not be lost. That Is
where they should be; but put founds-
tons under them.-ThOreau.
One Of the illusions is that the present
hour is not the critical, decisive hour.
Write it on your heart that every day
is the best day in TIE year.-Emerson.
Character Is not cut in marble-it is
not something solid and unalterable. 1t
is something living and changing, and
NAV become diseased as our bodies do.
George Elliot.
BY ones self is evil done, by ones
self one suffers. By ones self evil Is
left undone, and impurity belongs to
ones self, no one al purify another
Buddhist Scripture.
To form a correct judgment concern
ing the tendency to any doctrine, We
should rather look at the form it bears
in the disciples rather than in the teach
er, for he only made it-they are made
by it.-Hare.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Messrs. Sweeney & Sons, machinists
and foundry men, contemplate taking
their present works to the mouth of the
Big Kanawhs river. Speaking to one
of the firm this week about the propos-
ed change, the reporter was informed
that they had already made inquiry as
to plans and specifications in regard to
the new building, which will have to
be erected at that point before they can
move their machinery, etc.
"Do you gentlemen intend leaving
Wheeling intirely?" Yes, sir; Wheel
ing trade, now,dOes not pay us. You see,
all the mills in this section of the coun-
try do q large portion of their own
work, which used to be done by us
probably $4,000 worth a year, and it
will not be q great while before they
will do all of their own work"
"What advantages will you derive
from the contemplated changer"
Oh, several very important ones. In
the first place, we have been offered
large inducements to locate our works
at that point, aud further by moving to
that point, we will get a great deal
mOre steam boat work TO do than can
be commanded at this point. 1t Is true
We will lose q portion Of the local trade
at this point, but expect to make up for
this deficiency by the larger quantity
of steam boat work that will fall into
our hands at the point designated. We
will also have Our own ship yard and
build the hulls of all new boats that we
contract for ourselves, which is no very
small item"
When will you probably go to the
Big kanawha?"
THAT point has not finally been
decided on, but We will know in the
next four weeks just when we will
leave.n
You will then certainly move your
works."
"Ges, indeed, there is no doubt about
that. l, personally, have been in favor
OF moving many months ago, and now
there Is not the least doubt but what the
works will be mOved.n
MeSsrs. Sweeney & Son have q wide
reputation in this vicinity for their
straightforward dealings, and this city
ana vicinity will lose, by this change,
one OF the best business firms that has
ever graced it with its presence. The
former member Of the firm has held the
highest municipal Office as mayor in
thls city several terms and filled the
Office honorably. The city will lose q
very hue business man and fellow citi-
zen by this change.
The hinge factory is working as usual.
Everything is working nicely at the
Pottery.
h Tack factory is working as usual
4 days q week.
MendePs furniture factory is turning
out some very fine work.
Bells foundry is on full force. This
nrm Is settings large quantity of stoves.
Jacob Clearing, a spike feeder at the
Top mill, isOff on the sick list,
Mr.. Mike Lally, Of the B. & o. rail.
road, Is visiting friends at Cameron.
Inc work on the new glass kllns at
the Pottery is progressing very rapidly.
Fisher & Sons foundry is doing a big
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
BELLAlRE INDUSTRIAL.
MIL Matters-Glass Notes.-The Gas
withdrawing Gossip.


The work on the new steel plant is
progressing finely, and the stone work
Is nearly completed. When completed
this will be quite a large structure, and
will be quite an addition the manufac-
tories of our city.
Up at the mill the boys have been
making full time during the past week,
and are turning out lots Of work. The
boilers are now making five heats in
stead of three, as they have been doing
since the start this eason The cool
fall weather makes easier work and
heavier wallets.
The new crystal window glass works
turned out their first products this week,
and the factory has been running since
Tuesday. The glass Is Of first-class
quality for new works, and the manage
ment are much pleased at the way the
works start of. The largest cylinder
ever blown in the city was turned out
there this week. 1t is not known when
The other window houses of the city
will begin operations, as that matter is
in the hands Of the association and Is
still undecided.
The rolling mill cooper shops are mn
ming to their full capacity. Bud Brown
is running the saw and is one Of the
best worAmen in this part Of the coun-
try. A slight difficulty occurred be-
tween the engineer and a colored en-
employe one day this week, and the
latter got q lick along side the head
that settled him for ashort time, though
beyond aslight cash no harm was done.
The rest of the hands enjoyed the melee
hugely.
The G. & P. force Of trackmen have
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRREx XIX.
i isting between VIM. 1 md Albert
Zffrk, under the rrm name Of VIM. link q
SON, Is thus day dissolved by mutual consent
Albert Zin retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
10 the late frm are earnestly requested 70 call
and make settleme Dt with Vim. link, who
alone Ii authorized 10 settle the account of
VIM. link d Son.
The business wli be carried on at the old
stand. as heretofore. WM. link,
apl4 ALBERT link
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
OLD POINT COMFORT
And
FORTRESS MONROE

Are but one nights sail from Baltimore %
WashinRton on magnificent III.
c~ursionists 10 chODsing can take tins Hay kuo
s.esmers AZ Baltimore. witness tho grand eioor
tricaIand pyrotechnical display In the hAfboy
arrive at I'D Port Comfort and Fortress Nom.
roe early the following morning, spend the
day and be back In Baltimore again bright
and early on the morning VI the night OF tbo
great Mystic Pageant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09

the room the turtle let go. and pa said
he could lick the man that put thar
steel trap into the grab-bag.' Then pa
and ma got mad and everybody began
to Jaw, and they All went nome.
There's been . sort OF eoldness among
the members ever since. / guess pa
WON'T have q hump-backed boy, but
IN get even with him, you Just see u
And the boy went ont and took q
sign, Hwarranted Fresh from the fruit
stand, and hung it on o blind horse that
was hitched to q garbage wagon IN
monte of the store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
Bids for Stone Work.

} work for steel plant 10 be erected by this
at BenwCod Cd, w. Va. Specifications
furnished by Mr.. W.. Mann, at his office in
Benwood. We TO have privilege OF accepting
or rejecting any or all bids. All bids 10 be
Mac d in our hands on or before Thursday,
September 10, 1893, at . o'clock p. m.
vnn PEN WOOD IRON
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DIED.

McCRACKEN.-At sisterviIle,. ". Va, on
Saturday, September 8, 1858, Mrs. SUSAN Nc.
CRACKEN, in the seth year Of her age.
Funeral from the steamer Little Annie, at
the foot OF Twelfth street, this Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock. FrieDdso Of the family
are invited to attend. Interment at PENN
sula cemetery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
State Fair Notice.

THE sUPERINTENDENTs OF THE
j Right Department invite all persons 10
send any articles they have TO their room over
E. bookings drug store TO be entered for com:
petition, aud - they do not want 70 c0mpe!e
"~"-nw,, an they can emit r them tor display
~, ghN NIuS JACOB
MRS. ROl ERi white,
MRS. MATTE THORNTON.
sep5u SupeTln'enuealS'
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EnR SALE Or LEASE.

A LARGE HOTEL IN GOOD REPAIR,
~ in ethrivipg town, within a few steps OF
a railroad partly furnished. II desired pos.
session at once. Terms reasonable. Present
proprietor has other business. For particu.
iars address ]. HUNT & CO..
au22eodc Warrington, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
State Fair Notice to Exhibitors.

NIB. r. II. PHILLIPS, ENTRY CLERK,
wi is now ready to receive all entries al
Va. Ali running races close the evening be-
for the race at six o'cloek p. IN.
Horses trotting or pacing closest 10 3 min:
utes will close Saturday, September s, ate
day, September 10, at S o'clock p. m.
Eb-An exhibitors are requested. TO make
their entries before the first day OF the fair
TO prevent the rush. GEORGE HOOK,
sep7dei secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
LURAY

The moS, famous OF all the subssranesn Won.
ders Of the country, are readily Within Q
days time from Washington OF Baitimore.
special fat excursion trains, MAKING -
roUDd trp, with four hours st the cavef1es
which are now lighted throughout ~ sass'
'riciiy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
THE WAGE WORKERS.
The Industrial intelligence OF the
Past Week
IN THIS VICINITY AND AT LARGE.
Notes Concerning the Iron Men, Coal
Miners, Cigar Makers, Glass
Blowers, Railroad Men,
ETC., Etc,
N THIS VICINITY AND At LARGE.
III LABOR CAUSE.

There are numbers OF International Trade
UuIOns In America having National Head
quarters. These can be communicated with
through this office.
The Grand Secretary OF the K. of L. can be
dressed al box so Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Fede. alton O. Traue sr IN r Ss% York' on
holds itS neST annual sessl1" Se" sacrstsrr
the third Tuesday In August, lSol.
". H. Foster, Ia Eastbourne Terrace, Cincin-
International Cigarmakers' Union, A. Stras-
ser, President, box 3lS7, New York.
The Iron holders Union OF North America,
holds Its next convention in London, ontario,
in July. 2. +. Fitzpatrick. President, room D,
lSS Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The National Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers, John ]. Jarrett, Pres
ldent, Pittsburgh, Pa; VIM. Martin, Secretary,
ll6 Smitbfield street, Pittsburgh, Pa. .,
Carpenters' and Joiuers' international
Brotherhood, P.J. Moisture, Secretary, ISiWh-
liam street, New York City.
l~uternatiOnal Furniture workers Union, La
Zotsche, Secretary, ~ EaStFifty-eigAth street,
PIss,ers1 National Union, ]. J.. Kennedy.
Secretary, lS Alabama street, Cleveland, o.
Convention meets at Cincinnati in July, lSS.
Tie following are the Off cers Of the National
Lodge, A. A. OF l. M :. W.:
PreSidCnt-John Jsrret.
Secretary-Willtam Martin.
TreaSurer-James Penney, 1874 wharton
street, SOuthSide, Pittsburgh.
First District, First L~ivision-P. +. keeney,
6CarSou street, SOuthside. Pittsburgh, Pa.
First District, Second DiyistOR-Samnel
HaCkwelder, Walnut street, Allegheny, Pa.
Second Distrlct-C. ID. Thompson, 3137 JACOB
street, Wheeling, W., Va.
Third DiStrict-Rees PcOsSsr, box 2S, New
Fourth District-A. F. Carpenter, Sil2 Beers
street, Chicago, III.
Fiuh District-Wm. White, box S4, Belle
Vile, ST. Clair county, III.
sixth District-JOhn l. Davis, Sharon, Pa.
Eighth Dtstrlct-Andrew Lac, "a Parsons
Place, 18th ward, Philadelphia, Pa.
William Weihe, IL Tenth street, Southslue'
Pittsburgh. -,
sam. =. Waltnc!ght, Charlotte street, FIJI
teenth ward, Pittsburgh.
W. Newton Liuch, 50 Thirty-hrst street
Wheeling, W. Va
The general office OF the Amalgamated AS
eciRtiOn is at No. lU6 Smithheld street, Pllts'
nrrh
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WASHINGTON,

,te,t interest 70 Al, rsyee
Ever q place Of IT. ''Iss sys o. s 1Is, -
Inducements for . vfa. "ule In sepso0-
lovely Westher. always tbe 7cS I'M ~
Der. The Il. q o. IL the only 81 o1ly ~
the West 70 Wilmington, and the
running
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
Pageant Night,

Another remarkable spectacle will be wit.
nesse,, and effects produced never before -.
tempted In any city OF the world.
Tie par ade Will be tile grandest In extent
known In the history Of M site pag' antry.
Paris. and beyond all comparison the nne4t
ever imported u this country. The unparels
leled numbtf Of Forty Tabicau Floats will b
in line, and will be larger and more imposing
In construction than ever before knOWn.
Some conception Of the amazing extsnt OF the
pagesnt may he CLEANED from the fact that
upwards of thiJteen hundred men, two hun
dTed ind thirty honss, ak bands and six hun.
dred carried lights ARE required 70 place it
upon the streets
No nd vance will be made In the usual rates
for Hotel AccOmyn sdations, either In Balti.
more or Washington, visitors being enabied
TO stop In either city, the Baltimore and OHIO
running
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Strayed or Stolen.

A BLACK-AND-TAN TERRIER PUP,
n about three months old. Answersto the
name of Trip. A suitable rewsru will be paid
for / is retL IN 10 81 Twentieth street, or any
information that will lead TO his recovery.
sepqa
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Notice to Glass Workers.

THERE WILLIE A MEETING OF LOCAL
i Union No. 9, A. +. g. w. o., at their hall,
az 2 o'clock this Sunday afternoon.
Bv order Of SECRETARY.
SeH4u
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"a q s0NS NANUFA- TURERS OF

CMITH 4 SONS, CTURERS OF
Roller Process Flour, will give one bar.
rel OF their celebrated LEADEh brand 70 tne
at State Fair, the best loaf OF bread, on
Tuesday morning, at 9 O'Clock. The hour
used must be LEADER, and evidence OF
same furnished. The award to be made by a
committee designated by State Fair otictals
of Inc department.. sepSdes
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FIFTY MINUTE TRAINS
HARPEa'S FERRY

between the two cities. Trains run at ieass
every hour.
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SAsrif's Sale.


Distress Warrant. NJ. Reilly, John II. Hobbs
and Henry ~Schmulbach, VIZ. Geo. Scranage.
BY virtue Of q distress warrant issued and
TO me directed, l have levied upon the follow
ing described personal property, and Will
proceed to sell for cash, on
. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1883, =
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
81. James Hotel, viz: One lot OF WHISTLES,
brandy and gin, bar-room fixtures, glasses
and decanters, stove pipes, link, curtains,
chairs, pitchers, bowls, &c, mats, linoleum,
mirrors, mouldings, stop.cocks, sam pie
ables and ~trestles, bedsteads, bedding, sheets,
comforts, carpets, napkins, towels, bankets
double and singleD pillows and holsters,
spittoons, mattresses, tenders, l cigar case In
office, 4 iron plates in ronto Of house, I wood
grating covers, awnings, 2 st~ep-ladders, !
G. e7ns. lot OF pans, shovels and pokers,
;, .." Aiuing-room tables, table ware
II glasses, pitchers, %castors, silver
I'D cake stands, silver teaspoons. silver
ri pitchers, reirigerators, Kitchen ware
consisting Of pots, kettles, tables, range, buck
cts, knives aud forks, coffee mill, slaw cutter,
and a general aL sortment OF cooking utensils,
and ali other personal effects OF Geo. Scranage
found in the st. James Hotel.
sep6i I. r. bfoWN, o"o.O.
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w

A FIRST. CLASS BARBER TO HIRE A
n furnished shop in Martins Ferry.
Best Light and Rest Furnished Room
In the town. No application considered I'M
less accompanied with recommendation. Ad-
dress Post ONCE Boz 100, Martins Ferry, o.
Eenqn
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asked the new minister 10 bsr, b,.
d the mOdse. The Door LII,
'h'd as though he would like 10 NV,
pN;ed. Just then the bottom of tn
I broke and let her fall Over ON me
HIe her bangs all down. Ma csIIaj
hateful thing and told her She
~ 10 De ashamed of herself, FineIIy
y SSt IhIngs in order, but no one
Gu 10 tackle the bag, and as here
I where the profits Come in HVte
up aud said he'd Ike -
Il Thy everybody actedso sspieiors.
hld ciyo ~ see a grab-bag that
e give MIN the mysteries, and all
- are always gettin, SCARF %
\ he then put down ten ceDts
lnm ue MS hand way down in the
e. Io, u me bag, but he didn't keen n
"Is. he give a jump and ysnEaJ
at yelling thunder Tbsn
AMI II over his head to shake Il
uu Grought it down on the deaconis
kSg ;tt smashed his specs. Then hs
han 'ne Other way, and struck the
tety resident of the sewing
ecss5 IN the stomach ana
~ her down in the dsooon uI
49, eSt pa had hollered bimsaII
"Hu bumped half the people in
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seven anQ 8 nalI, n allowing extra
a for Sunday work. The extra ser
vice will be based on the number of
week days in the month. This will re-
suit in considerable increase Of salary,
and shows that notwithstanding they
lost their strike good has resulted from
it.--Labor Tribune,
The Baxter Stove Co., of Mansfield
formerly the Perry Stove Co., Salem,
O~hiO-haviDg removed their entire
plant from Salem, where they have
been doing business for twenty years,
started up their new works on August
employing thirty-five molders, and
have made a heat every day since.
This concern consists of Mr.. 1hos. Bax-
ter and his seven sons, all practical
stove men, whose experience covers a
period of from ten to forty years.-Re-
porter.
The Garfield local assembly Of the K.
ofL., of Philadelphia, is the strongest
ladies' L. A. in the order of Knights
OF Labor. The membership is 1000.
Miss Hattie Curwan and Miss Mary
Sterling were among the first officers.
At the present time every girl and wo-
man employed in the shoe factories of
Philadelphia are included in its menu
bership. This was the first female as
sembly, but now there are several
throughout the United States. A new
assembly is named after Miss Mary
Sterling, the well known lady Knight.
The Pennsylvania convict labor bill
is driving the contractors out of the
Western Penitentiary. The Pittsburgh
Tinware Company are about to estab-
lish shops outside of the p~enitentiary,
and other contractors propose to quit
business in the penitentiary as soon as
erecting extensive workshops at the
Riverside p~enitentiary has been held
ever by the Board Of Inspectors, as it is
thought possible under the workings of
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SCIENCE CLEVERLY APPLIED.
HOW a Professor Discovers a CuIprIt.

From the New Haven Register.
For some time the reckless use of firearms on
and about the Yale campus has caused consider
able comment Not long ago bullet entered
the study of DR.. Barbour, the college professor.
striking the ceiling above his head and falling
upon the paper on which he was writing. It
was not learned who fired the shot About a
week ago shot entered the dining room of a
professor while he and his family were at tea
This gentleman is a professor of mathematics
and has made the study of curves a speciality
From the direction Of the shot he knew that
it came from West Divinity building, but
on account of the darkness he could not
see the place Of firing. To most persons this
clue would not have Amounted to much, but the
professor knew what to do. He was deter
mined to find out the reckless student, and he
brought his mathematical knowledge into play
Knowing the breadth of the room he measured
the fall of the ball in crossing it. Then he
measured the distance from his house to the
West Divinity building. With these data. and
computed the height from which the bullet was
fired and fixed upon the very window from
which the bullet must have come.
The next day two students were greatly sur
prised by call from the professor, who ac-
cused them of firing the shot. They denied it.
and the professor gave his proof. The proof
was so strong that they finally admitted their
guilt. Yesterday they were told to vacate their
rooms. They will receive no other punish
ment.
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Written for TIE Evening STAR.
Take No Thought for the Morrow.

Zach moment we live has troubles to give,
E ch day has Its quota of SORROWS;
lis foolishness, then, T. anticipate pain:
He doubles his troubles
Who tOrrOws tO-mOrrow'S
The evil We fear may not be so near,
And perchaRce we may ne'er feel its sorrows;
lis fOolishness. then, t anticipate pain
He doubles his troubles
VINO borrows tO-morrow's.
Tho starless the night the day may be bright,
And joys be thine stead of SOrrows;
Why fOolishly, then. anticipate paint
He doubles his troubles
Who borrOws to-morrOW'S.
To thyself, then, be just, and the hid morrow
trust
To the future, nor borrow It's sorrows;
Tor my theme, tho not new, Is undoubtedly true,
He doubles his troubles
VINO bOrrowS to-morrow's.
1eOruary, 1888 CHARLES NJ. TRNLEY,
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RIGHT FANCIEs OF THE POETS
Written for THE EVENING STAR.
where Hast h0u Cleaned TO.dayt''
Book OF Ruth 9: IL

Behold! the red-faced Sun
Is sinking TO his place;
Another Ivy Is done,
And night comes on apace.
The cleaners quit their tasks
And hOmeward wend their way,
While each voice now asks,
"Where hast thou CLEANED to-day?,
The bold and eager youth
Who tolls or lily stands;
The gentle, mcek-eycd Ruth,
With fun or empty hands;
The strong with passion stirred,
The we K, the worn, the gray,
Must hear the startling word,
"Whcre hast thou CLEANED tO-day?n
Oh. swift the days speed fight,
AMI there Is work TO do;
The harvest fields are white,
. And lab0rerS are few.
As evening shadows fall,
Oh! what Inst thou TO say
To him who sounds the call
"WheTe hast thou CLEANED to-dayi"
II, soOth, thou cans't not reap,
II may I've thine 10 CLEAN;
II not the golden heap,
The straws that fall between;
Or much, or little, hear
The Summons ami obey;
Go work! The voice rings clear,
"where hastthou CLEANED today"
God gives to each his part,
For each He has plan;
he marks the mini and heart,
And measures not as man;
So let each triU AMI tI-i,
And then. perchance, he may
Give answer To the cry
"Where hast thou CLEANED today"
@. 3. PATCH.
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QUESTION 2. In what does ite
superiority over the old method
consist
: In the first place, FEES 4 co. -
Liquid Coffee saves time, SINCE
only an instant il required to
make one or more cups. 1t saves
trouble and labor. as no grinding,
boiling, or settling of the coffee is
necessary. 1he coffee is always
uniform, which IL something that
eau be said Of coffee made in no
other way. Not one day strong,
and the next day mild or weak.
but always regular. There Is no
waste In using Liquid Coffee. as
onl' a. many cups are made az
are needed. BY the old process il
Is all guesswork, very often much
more beins made than is needed,
Snd the surplus is thrown away
and loet- At the bottom Of o cup
OF coffee made from Liquid Cof-
fee DO grounds or sediment are
found, as il is beautifully clear,
and will suit the taste Of those
liking rood coffee.