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THE EMPIRE STATE.
Settles the Question, and the
iig's Up.
His Front Name is clsya-
And His Address is ths White
AFTER MARCH 4th, 1895.
The Official Canvass Goes Steadily
And CIsyeIand's Plurality Re.
mains
SAFE AND ASSURED.
The Contest is Over, Cleveland is
President,
And Now Get Down to Busi-
ness.
SAFE AND ASSURED
The Contest is Over, Cleveland is
President,
And Now Get Down to Busi
ness.

New York, Novepber lS,-The great
contest draws to q close. The count in
New York City may not be completed Till
Monday or Tuesday, but it has now became
a mere formahty. The list lingering hope
Of the Republican bosses died to-day when
reports were had from every county in the
State and Brooklyn, without making any
appreciable reduction in Cleveland's plural
iy. A report Of the Official canvass Of
every county in the State has
now been made except Mon
roe, and a special telegram
from the World correspondent there says
the delay is oecasioned by clerical inform
alities, and that the vote viii be the same
as already credited to that county. The
Board of Alderman completed the Eighth
Assembly District of this city tonight, and
will proceed rapidly with the remainder.
They may possibly be through by Saturday
evening, but would not be warranted in
promising that they viii do so. The delay
here has been oeeasioned by the fact that the
whole vote of the city is being canyasssd
where's in Brooklyn, it was only the elec-
toral vote that was reported upon. All the
Republican talk ofgoing behind the returns
in this city is the merest twaddle for the
reason that the ballots were
All Destroyed
Immediately nfer the election, according to
a provision of the law. There is no reason
to believe that Cleveland ultimate plurality
will fall below the figure maintained in my
dispatch of last night. We may look for
about 1900. The farther the count goes
the more evident it becomes that the vote Of
the State was very carefully counted before
the official canvass. The friends Of Gov.
Cleveland were not making an idle assertion
when they stated positively that they carried
the State The Commercial Advertiser, the
leading Republican afternoon paper, tonight
conceded the election Of Cleveland and
says he will have over 1000 plurality. 1t
accepts the situation With good grace and
predicts the country will suffer no sort Of
injury by the change. It's editor, Mr. Parke
Goodwin, was at the celebrated Delmonico
dinner given Mr.. Blaine just before the
election. The final surrendered the Tribune
may be expected st any time. Step BY
step the Democracy moves on to victory.
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Caused by I Giant Powder Expls-
sion
.KEAs rolEDo. oHio
Heard Distance Of oae Hundred aad
FiAy Niles From the Scene q
the Disaster.
NO ONE SERIOUSLY HuaT.

Toirpo, O., November la--A loud ex-
plosion occurred at the dynamite factory
situated about four miles out Of this city.
this morning. II is reported that six OF
eight men were killed The shock vas
plainly felt in town.
The explosion occurred at $50 O'Clock.
It is believed to have been powder maga-
zine, situated thres miles above the city.
The shock was also felt at Fremont, Ohio.
aud other places within radius Of thirty
miles.
A later dispatch says: A large lot OF
powder stored in shed on Delaware
Creek, four miles from this city, exploded
at ten o'clock this morning. The report
was heard forty miles in every direction.
The windows Of houses in that quarter OF
the city generally were broken. AT the
Broadway school, three miles fcom the
scene the windows were smashed and
scholars slate holding the windows up
we're broken. Several persons working IN
she'd were seen running and shouting.
EVERYBODY near took this as tho signal OF
danger and fled. The terrific explosion
followed, but all we're for enough away to
escape. excep, an old man called Fred, who
had charge or the she'd He had got some
disisnee away but was thrown down ana
lis hair scorched by. the explosion. a
!, snr;np wagon containing , man and thsee
women in the road sindrea y,ards away
Il . L. - ~.
Vas ~; ,aoWn INTO 4 s:s, a:..s but no o's xa' -
riously Injured fences leveled in the vicinity
and limbs blown from trees. The runs
were irni,ed from the explosion. Men are
lighting the ERE to keep it from reaching q
large lot Of petroleum stored near by.
Long Way or.
| CLEvELASp, o., November a. Toe
rumble and shock heard this morn.
ing, il is believed, vas caused
by the explosion at Toledo Il was
p'ainly heard aud felt at Leavlitsbdfs, dis.
tant from Toledo $50 miles on an air line.
and here, liz miles east from Toledo. Per.
sons who observed the motion thought Il
was an earthquake. At Chagrin Falls. -
miles southeast oi here, Il was supposed
that cannon were being fred in this city
over election returns
Earthquake.
Coxt6cooH, N. T., Novembcf l3.--A
shock OF earthquake was felt about 7:50 last
evening in Hopkinton. Hillsborough, Had
ford and Warner. II was particularly ssrsFe
in the latter town where ships vers general
ly shaken up.
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day, but have not completed the canvass,
owing to clerical errors in the returns OF
several districts, which will not affect the
result. The canvass viii show Blaine l3,-
44l, Cleveland 6,O45, St. John 81, But
ler 20.
Kings County.
New York, November l3.-The total vote
of Brooklyn as officially announced to-day
gives Cleveland plurality Of Is, 762, being
gain of for Cleveland.
otsego County.
CoOPERsTowE, November l3.-0tsego
county official: Cleveland 1907, Blaine
6,S7l, Butler 81, ST. John 432.
Schuyler County.
WATKINS, November l3.--Schuyler
county official Blaine 2,6l6, Cleveland
2039, st. John l54, Butler Ill.
Important If True.
NEw YoRE, November l3.-Two more
counties have reported which reduce Cleve-
lands majority BY 40.
Oneida County.
UTICA, November l3.-Cleveland 1880,
Blaine 1890, Cleveland's plurality 80.
Orange County.
GOSHEN, November l3.-0range county
official. Republican electors 9,96S; twenty
eight Democratic electors 9,S4l each, two
9,S40, four $3.50, one 9,s3S, one 1887. ST.
John electors 647; Butler electors It's.
Chenango County.
NORWICH, November l3.-Chenango
county official: Blaine 5,462, Cleveland
4,4l0, St. John SOC, Butler 3Sl.
Sullivan County.
MONTICELLO, November l3.-Sullivan
county official Blaine 3,342, Cleveland
3,607, St. John 1873, Butler 2S2.
wyoming County.
WARSAW, N. Y, November l3-Blaine
electors 4,44l, Cleveland 3,lS9, st. john
4s3, Butler SO.
Broome County.
BISGHAMPToS, N. Y, November l3.-
Broome county official canvass, just COM
pleted, is as follows: Blaine 7,fS2, Cieve-
land 5, $50, St. John 458, Butler IA.
Columbia County.
HUpsoS, N. Y, November l3.-Columbia
county: Blaine 6,424, Cleveland 1854, But
ler SO, st. John l6S.
Onicial Returns.
New YoRK, November l3.-The Official
canvass of the vote received at headquarters
OF the Democratic State Committee to-day
from various points in the state is as fol-
lows:
Delaware county Blaine's plurality SIS;
Columbia county: Blaine's plurality $40;
Rockhnd county: Cleveland's plurality l.
lO4; Schoharie county: Cleveland s plurality
1867; Kings county Cleyelspds plurality
1884; Broome county: Blaihes plurality
l,402; Schuyler county: Blaine's plurality
ST.; Franklin county; B!aines plurality
$50; Oneida county: ClsEeland's plurality
so.
In n Fog Of Despair
New YoRk, November l3.-Eyerybody
gives up the election to Cleveland, and the
Republican contest os the State is rapidly
becoming farce. The genial Jones is en-
quilted in q fog of despair. he is trying to
be as cheerful as the circumstances viii
permit, but his appetite is not good, and.
besides the crow IS quite tough His old
confidence in the election of Blaine is quite
gone, and he Is now considering the pros
poets Of the country under Clevelands ad
minstration.
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R.naarl 70 Ru.l, Appropr.....e..

wAsHserox. November I3.-Cha;rman
Randall has called q meeting Of the House
Committee on Appropriations te< Tuesday,
the 18th inst. Heis expected here to-day,
ard win remain until the opening Of Con-
eress. At a meeting to Be held on the
a5,h, three or tour bills viii be completed
and ready for consideration In conmon,
whiie much material for Others viii be in
hand. Mr.. Randall intends to rush apprc-
priations of early in tbs session and have
them out Of the way Of other legislation
Probably some OF them viii 90 through the
house before the holiday recess
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IN NEW YORK

The Statistieian InduIxes In More Figures.
New YoRK, November I3-The gains
and losses in the returns of the Board OF
Canvassers, so far as the canvass has been
made, as compared with the Associated
Press returns sent out election night, are rs
follows: First Assembly District--In the
Third Election District, Blaine gains 10
votes; Sixteenth Election District Blaine
loses vote and Cleveland loses 10 votes.
Second Assembly Distict-Third Election
District, Cleveland gains votes; Twelfth
District, Cleveland gains vote;
Fifteenth Election District Cleveland loses
I vote; Sixteenth Election District, Blaine
gaines rs votes, and Cleveland loses l55
votes. Third Assembly District--ten Dis
tircts, Cleveland loses votes; Twenty-6rst
Election District Cleveland gaines votes;
Twenty-third Election District, Cleveland
gaines vote; Twenty-sixth Election Dis
trict, Blaine loses votes Fourth Assem-
bly, District-Fwelfth Election District
Cleveland loses 10 votes; Twenty-6rst Elee,
ton District, Blaine gaines vote.
St. Lawrence County.
CASroS. November l3.-The couLsv can.
vassers Of St. Lawrence county were in
session part Of Tuesday and all day yessor.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
The New York World Favors CoAkIing FOR
the Senate.

The New York World Favors CoAhling FOR
the Senate.
MKw YoRK, November l3.-The World
this morning. in an editorial on the next
Senator from New York, says: would it
not be to the honor of the Ssate and to the
credit Of the people if party consideration
could be laid aside and the Legislature be
induced to tender the United States SEN
siorship unanimously to Roscoe Conk-
hngf
The Graphic this afternoon, in an edito-
rial very complimentary to GoakEng, says:
what, now, if Mr.. Conklng should be the
Democratic candidate for United States
Senator? Has he enough friends among
the Republicans Of the Legislature to secure
his election7'
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CLARKSBURG.
Tie To Gn Ablaze with Light and Glory
and Music Everywhere.

Tie To En Ablaze With Light and Glory
and Music Everywhere.
Special 10 he Register.
CLAREsBURG, November l3.-The Dem
ocratic ratification here to-day and the IL
Elimination tonight in honor of the election
of Cleveland and Hendricks was a grand
success. The town was all ablaze, and the
Joy of the vast multitude seems to be with.
oBt bounds. By an unfortunate accident
the fireworks were prematurely exploded. An
enthusiastic meeting was held to-day. Col.
B. Wilson presided and stirring speeches
we're made by Hon. J. J. Davis, Hon. E.
NJ. Turner, John Russell and c. W. Smith,
Esq. That the honestly elected man is the
verdict Of the people; no more burglarizng
the Presidency.
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UNDER BLUE WAVES.

Disastrous Collision mt Sea--A Maine Yes.
sci Goes Down with Seventeen Of Her
Crew.
BosroE, November IA dispatch was
received BY the Merchants Exchange to-
day, dated Pernambuco November II,
which reports the loss of the ship Andrew
johnson, Captain Kelleran, Of Thomaston.
Maine, while on q voyage from Caleto
Buena to Hamburg. She collided with the
British ship Thirlmere, Captain Smith,
from San Francisco for Queenstown. and
sunk with seventeen Of her crew The
Thirimere has arrived at Pernambuea with
the survivors Of the johnson crew.
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TARIFF BULLDOZING.

Below tie REGISTER extracts an editorial
rem the New York Herald on the Bull
1c1ng ProPensities OfceCtain people on the
la''t question. 1t is exceedingly appi-
e'0.e here and now, and from its vigorous
'ore will make healthful literary tonic for
nose who think the country is going to
re Co.'s because CLEVELAND is elected:
Eiaorial from N-,- York RsriIE.
DURING the campaign workingmen we're
threatened with loss OF employment should
'a5i contribute 70 the success Of the Demo
G'anG party. Working on the lowest wages
Lsy nave ever received, they were given to
,. ,r.lleFsiaEd that they owed all to the Repub
@ s.an party and that a victory Of the Demo
yaS would mean starvation. More than
us some mill owners gave out that they
"OI1s n close their mills should the country
- gUenOCrate. This was a brutal threat,
1S T cruelty used as a political force.
VOW mat the election has been held and
s-sPenSe has added its disturbing influence
- ~A'Ot 9oulGcV ularheES, an At
up .up Is 0elng made to aggrayate the dis.
o.a. u.st oy announcing contracts entered into
~. TSI'laSent upon the result of the election.
.T.5 1JT example, a certain quantity of rails is
,ai.ea "a L iCr It Mr.. Blaine wins, the contract
~ S,. oe void II Mr.. Cleveland becomes Presi.
T.n Cvuc We DO not hesitate to say that no
waL. raL OF business would in his right mind
=, n'Ae Saeh contract. 1t would mark him
nal. M = ,ooi 100. or a knaye. The causes which
,;or ,"1s ..5 uSae lie deeper than political agita-
Don.i r,ou slG Can only be influenced not perma.
i"., vt'ts E, eha3gsd, BY an election such as has
No. Zen: oSSn he'd. We have had periods of
SD$d. 5IU$;peT5iy my and years of great depression
,bs asss ss. republican rule, and we will have
TSs same men no matter which party is in power.
s,rs.i sTs sooner such rant as we have lust
5s,dpa ,p'Ia Is laid aside the sooner will conf
mi,s ss ~. oe restored. Even the Tribune ad-
Src,;oo cs mat there is no opportunity for Re.
i, j,JTa NJ Of the tariff for some yeers, Now
@' 'a'ia Oulldozing cease.
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At LAST

The good cd Democratic party has gos
there. After aQuarter osa century Of watch
ing and waiting, the Presidential Pickings
loom up bigger than the pyramids Of
Egrp.. How they have grown in the last
score Of yea-s! The 10000 Office holders
lave grown to 10000. Great Cesar, what
will become Of them? If President CLCvE-
LAND will ouI7 abolish half the Offices which
sas;ain so many deadheads, the people viii
ne,cr ask the question what has become of
The CCcuVau,s.
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Ir Yer feel yourself growing weaker, yo1r
Strength Ealing. the functions Of yoar body
becoming impaired, take warning IN tiee
Your blood Is starving for vsnt Of noasishs
ment. .Dr. GuJsotss yellow Dock snd Ssr-
saparilla is FOOD for the blood. Il parties
tbis stream of Efe and strengthens esery
purt of the body. re5silds . brpksn doun
eorstituiion, produces dreamless n5ex:
ard restores sssted energies and . ~
nervous systfm A trial botile viii co
rince. No o,ber rsmeds eqrahit
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WIZ is il that so many neglect coughs
and colds until they get ccnsnmphong :
Why is it so many die of consumptions
1t Is because they viii not come and be
healed. Every one knows q sure conquer
er os throat and lang diseases is nr. Wis
tar's Ralsam Of Wild Cherry, and that it
can be bad o! any druggist
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Loxpox, November l3.-The Cairo cor
respondent Of The Daily News statea tnsi
the Messrs. Monoiides, Greek merchants,
have received adsices from fkeir partner,
the Greek consul at Khartoum, that the city
Is safe. There have been plenty Of deser-
tons from the provisional corpse at khar'
toum, hut none from General Gordon's reg
ular force.
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TWO EDITORIALS

From Leading New York Morning Daily
Papers.
New YoRK, November l3--The Tribune
SAYS edaorially while the result Of the
Presidential election remains in doubt
there is opportunity to consider why it is in
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r !, ouiie evident there is gong 70 os
I-,Is !, + ave, the Congressional election IN
H.. ,:.5., 5;.,ric,. The communications appear
- :" Tbs issre ofthe REGISTER together
4 :. .,c.o sagirs already appeared, eh"rg-
4 80 d, .-,r8. arl The already expressed 0P'n-
r. rrJg5,e B@yyoS that he may contest
T. Cor $ eles;ion in he House, give "
r. .avor to tie prediction. II there '
r.. fraud on tie part Of either candidate II
.sor,' be unear:bed and punished ine'e
|, 10 other way to protect the sane''y Oi
se halo. or 10 prevent reckless PsFso :. IS
|-,a doing :he bidding Of reckless eAna',
dates. his only by the heroic treatment Of
.r,b crooked and degenerate methods taat
~Hl,.ir. Intimidation and other a'ndre1 1
,,,.ices a. elections can be made so Oo-
r,y;oas as 20 rsle:ats them out o; e2is-
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a R.nehsr ana His wifs Murdered.

Denver Coz, Noyersber la-Wotd
reached Denver last night Of the murder Of
Robert Standing and his wife. at their ranch.
near Pine Grove, station forty miles from
Denver on the South Park railroad. The
couple were found dssdin bed BY 8 neighbor
Yesterday morning. Standings relatives
here think think he aAd his vile were
killed for money A tsw days ago Stand
ing sold bis ranch and 1000 cattle, for
$4,000. 0r5 eaoush money was paid to
seal the bssgsi1, but the relatives think
somebody xho anew Of the sale and thoughi
the mossy nad been paid. committed tbs
deed,
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wasusosos, Nesunbg a-9eepoo1gy
MeCpIlock = bsdly sspel1 = - -.
psniios efiis sassal sspsss = CIk
Il i suainsssd ~ - N nnls -
pcssnnt rsosaasaialisao = g - -
rsviioa q - 80 - 49, - 49,
undssstoo1 y kose ny ee1De - T. =
~ nsaniine A1fGtelt oeo1oy 19oe )
sctisg ssesslazy = - pellns sla1o
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The sun.


pp1tIlI y tNo LieYtS'tFs
NEw YoRK, November lS.-l:30 A. NJ
Ne changes of importance made in to-days
canyassing. Thirty votes in Kings county
we're sent back for correction, which ifgiyen
to Cleveland, win with other slight changes
made today. make his plurality 1859
Everything quiet and no serious protests.
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LoUrsvilIg, November la-O1ieiaI -.
turns FROM the Ninth district show Wsds-
worth, Republican. elected to Congress os9
Powers, Democrat, BY 800 majority.
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oFear.

New YORK, November l3.--The count
goes on regularly, but viii not be completed
for several days. Itis admitted on all sides
that Cleveland carried New York. Have
no fears. A. P. GoRXlN.
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- T=,eTs IS in very bad company.
w, N. h'ar,, M 70 history as the greatest
....Iential a, steal lawyer al Tue
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sEroaE BREAKFAST.

Don, YOU hsa; Ii. .; '1,.sn .a,i', NM. ua.
A''' 20 srain called.
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National Ranx-s

=, "ASHISGroS, D. C., November lS-The
u- o-aI't'' Of al National Banks with an ag.
s:esaie capital of over SlS9, 10000 will ex.
!. I'e Ounng the year 1885. This is more
- .ITa ~ OSeih'rd the entire number Of Nation.
.t;oD D11As u.. nov IN existence. From informa.
il q 'ssls.a s, y the comptroller of eurrency,
isrI. '- e9Pected large majority Of these
AA VIII continue their existence.
\ irs.l.. !, bARSrN thinks that he has got the
pr,, ,,u'n 'I. century boom in Jumbo but NJ
], =, :, 'o' 20 lorgst The great excitement causet
= . 0fDr- Balls Cough Syrup.
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TaF New, New ,S'S . Do for the Senate Gs Of that
thing thing Ros"os r $" cossso to'hs Unitsd e.
a:e 70 ,sa. SEND 49,. ~Brs,bern let Us dwell to
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The English government. has determined
10 collect arraTs Of taxes at Alexandria,
and seize The goods ard cattle OF lhs people
sken payment IS refused.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Ralelch Cnnntr-
Webster County

.::ro n1'AiCu oI c. H., November "a Exciu-
Snydsr's, lS3. ''''' iO'''y Is I0O'
" Webster County.
s;r" LESTER u; {. H., November l2.-TExclu.
CT W. WEBSTER county Official maiorities
''s'eland 256, Snyder 2TS.
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.vu,y rogass fall out, &c, -. Now .1I bons 'aas
h. Republican manager, have .E Ps.,idential io,. ia
|ssr they have gone to work , ,si @Ga's ;s cstob,
noss !, now and the accusation is that ne =
ns II ~ ~" ,en5s among the Star Reuters and
H. boon companions,
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InS h,.ay a. Ts1x HrrToy, its late Propr',
rd' .ssf,iT af IV"5 I'D, adisu in the current cur
tor sI'sf's.s Ss.G..Is s.a kind reception for his
que and, an. 0;ls Ns.,rs. BosroarH 4 ThLHor''
|o''s:sS's, rs, ~ lRgrsIsrsRheartily eOneaTs'
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Earthquake.

CoSt6coor. N. Y, November i3.--k
shock Of earthquake was felt about 7:;0 last
evening in Hopkinton. Hillsborough, Had
ford and Warner. Il was particularly ssyefe
in the latter town where ships vere general
" shaken M.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-11-15
ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.

EAT only such things as agree with you,
and not too much at time. By needing
the warnings of your stomach many doctors
bills, and even undertakers' too, may be
avoided.
SPONGE CAKE.-Eight eggs, weight of the
eggs in sugar, one-half of the weight in
-four one teaspoonful of essence of vanilla
Beat yolks and sugar together.
CHEESE BIscu1T.-Take as much cheese
as you want for your biscuit, and with skim
milk mix it into a very stiff paste, after
which roll it out to about the thickness of a
penny, then cut into small pieces, the size of
quarter dollar, and, rolling very thin, bake
in quick oven.
BUTTERSuLK MUFFINs.-One quart of
buttermlllS, two eggs, one teaspoonful of
soda dissolved in hot water, one teaspoon(ul
of salt, -four to make good batter. Beat
the eggs well and stir into the milk, beating
hard all the while; add the flour and salt
and at last the soda. Bake at once in a
quick oven.
TEA-MAKING.-The Chinese never dream
of stewing their tea. They do not drown it
with milk or cream, or alter its taste with
sugar, but lightly pour boiling water on a
small portion Of the leaves. 1t is then in
stantly poured off again, by which the
Chinaman obtains only the more volatile
and stimulating portion of its principle.
GINGERBREAD Rub quarter of pound
of butter into one pound of flour, then add
half an ounce Cor less, if libed) Of ground
ginger, and a quarter of a pound of moist
sugar, then stir in three-quarters of a pound
of molasses and teaspoonful Of carbonat,
of soda dissolved in as much milk as vii
make the mixture rather stiff.
BY some he's called Kriss-Nrngle,
By some St Nicholas,
But what we love to call him
Is our dear old "SANTA CLAUS
Christmas is coming sure; and here is
song to sing at the Christmas tree. It come
to us with bundle of nice pieces OF music
sent all the way from the store Of Olive
Ditson & Co., Boston. The pieces are:
Santa Claus, GO cts.) Song by Maggi
Hugham.
La Paloma, The Dove t36 cts) Plan
Piece containing the air of an Italian song
Kutchy! Kutchy! Little Baby, $50 cts.)
song for mother and children, by V. HaN
ley.
Mountain sprite, (4O cts.J Words by Moor
and Music by G. j. Alexander
The rest Of the songs are sacred ones, an
commended to the notice Of solo singers i
church choirs.
Lamb of God, whose bleeding Love- (3
cts.) Air for Contralto, by Chopin
I'm Pilgrim, (35 cts.) Air for sopran,
by Wagner,
Come then, o Come! (25 cts.) Air fc
Soprano or Tenor, by Gounod.
Christian, the Nom breaks swettly, G
cts Air for Tenor by Donizetti
My Feet are worn and weary, (25 cts
Air for Baritone. by Wagner