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Tho cast OF chGraoters was 40 fhlows:


The enactment Of the title role increased
the high estimate OF Nj. Henn!g's abilities
which hGs, been created by his former Efforts
In hts'fionio art In this city, bis hoTe. Since
be went upon the profe, ional stage Wheel.
ing has watched bis upward progress with
an attentive eye. His roting last night
showed rrogress. His voice was full aud
nowerfu., and we'll scstsined, aud bis bear.
Ing consistent with tho character OF. the vii
famous Glosier. He y encouraged BY dis.
eliminating but hearty applause. His de-.
livery of the opening bolilequy and
thu solilcqny on conscience, showed
Advancement in elocu.ionary AZ well
r. histrionic study, aud his enactment, OF
the scene on Basworth field wa1sp'rited aud
thrilling. Throughout, III short, his copcep.
ton OF Richards character Is Correct and his
interpretation adequate. 0f sa 81
Mr.. Wimmsa as Richmond r9tonished those
who hsd Teen him only In comedy. HIS
Hennlg's Richard, concentrating the disparity
mnhs z digul6ed md s'rpnp King Henry, and
Mr. schaik qft 8 Buckingham Was in keeping
with tho Other parss. 4 l2Hr srli9
The Prices were unusually well cast. So
appropriate and satisfactory q disp ssition OF
these roles was never seen on the professional
stage here. Both the little ones acquitted
themselves In a manner not to be expected
The ladies OF tho company show their care.
ful observance OF the lessons learned by pct
experience. Their parts were we'll perform.
ed, and Miss Houses self posss:.:ion under
somewhat embarrc?ing circumstances de-
nerves praise. ,g-,T lua. 4
The other support was even and ~satislac.
tory.
The piece will be repeated this afternoon,
and no doubt the une1 peoted succe-l Of last
nights performance will have the effect OF
filling the house 1T tie mstinee.
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nb' FIRST ME-. CHURCH, Br,dgepo,t-Rev R.
r. keoler, pas'or. " II peach suuday morning at
1889 O'Clock, subject, ''hCc:gnilon oil Frl,uds In
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Now IL the ri1uo 10 BUY,

during the dull season, when goods are sold
ut and below cost to Iedncs stock. Good
striped carpet at l8c. Good ingram at Csc.
Good Brussels at 1855. Good floor oil cloth ut
2o. Window blinds, ready to hsng, at 400.
90. 900 bolta wall papers I and 100 a bolt, Dor.
'ders to match. Call soon II sou wish to save
money. No. 20l9and lOsl Main street.
tS7 l1OHN' RoEMER, AT.
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NEW YoHK. July 2i.-Money atln7 percent, closed
nt 2 percent onetcd. Prime nrrcsutile paper bka
percent: Bterlinv Exchange bAnten' bills 1rmel
u q s2k; demand 81 81. 50 TN,r NrSEf TTi
GovKnsxEs1s-stsoug at second cali, but elo,cd
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ToLsno. Q July 25.-wheatdull but firm: No,
2 rel cash aud July Ssc: n usn.t aSc bid; septem.
Dor sake bid: oclot or 90Hcasfed var nsc:: No.a SIT
aic: % 70 arrive ohc NO. 5 spring si,4aS5hc. Corn
quiet aud tle.dy;'high m,x,d o7c: No. ca h aud
July Ode, August eGr; september t6c; !, iected 5JLc;
! o grace 4Sc. Oats dull and nominal 80, ! WHIT,
SIC: NO. . ca,h and July ssc; August axe; Sep
TENDER DC: nirctad 40. ~.
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Best 5000 Cabinets only $500 pc,
PLUMBERS GALLERY,
ll3S Main Street.


The following shows the range Of tho tier
momete., as observed at sohnerfa drug store,
Opera House corner. yesterday : "A. ~, 75o;
IL NJ, $50; 5 r.A., s5o;7p. ~, $40.
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By y means go. to Pittsburgh, Saturday

Special Cheap .Excur.inn to Cleveland
Wednehdny, July 3Otb, 1854.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
has arranged to run a popular cheap excur-
sion to Cleveland on the above date. Special
train leaves Brldpannrt at 7:l2A NJ , arriving
In Cleveland at 1880 r. n. Tickets will be
good returning Oh regular trains until Fri.
day, August lit, inclusive, allowing three
DAYS In Cleveland. Faro for the round trip,
"a Or l,sa- st-sEe aLr-E1rYy IHa TrhAs'
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can recommend E Us Cream Balm III
Bore God and Bay Fever. ! have Lseu q
great sufferer rom these complaints and
have used It. l ksyo Recommended 1t to
many o. my friends for Cstarrh, ard In all
cases Thtre they have used the Balm freely
They have heeo cLred.-T. KENNY, Dry
Goods Merchant, 1sh.ca. NY. 1rh.aw
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Mr.. G. A. RErvAs, Dsniaon, Crawford
county, Iowa, writes that he suffered a long
time with rheumatism, VT finally cured by
st.. Jacobs Oil, tha msgical pAin.oonqueror,
and he would not be without Ii. {
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CREATES, ON'NaRTU.

y Cutitura Re NEEDLES nre tho p,c,,ci ~ co,,
Garth. Had tho wont tEsc 1sAlt nh."m1e " %
county: NY mother hsd II twenty ytE,s. s " ~ ~
is2t citd ~ IT,. ] brl'tyu CuIitu,G %nrt, ~" NY u
saved ~ liie. My AIMS, hest aud lesd w nsss
cured until ! used tho Cutigulh NCtnlv.Mt' in,uo Or
ally, aid Cuticurs and Cu,itutR MOI n, c1,s ,u.ia'
j. ". AnAMH knmnIa"MM!,
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TwRNrY. FiyE boxes choice Gravely Tobsc-
co just received md for sale ut low market
rates by 'G.a. FkENY,
~ l4l0 Main street.
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CINCINNATI, 0, July 25-Clara rfatt, a
colorea woman shot her husband through
tho stomach Tonight, caused by jealousy,
Pratt will die. The woman was atrcs!el.
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r. B.-Any blocks shipped you that ara
not hard enough, We want thrown out, as II
would be better for us to throw than In the
river than to have them used In the streets Of
any city. We are trying to bs very psrticu.
lar md not Ahip anything but wins. Is well
burned, and srs burning them from two to
three days longer than brick for rolling mill
PURPOSES. g. q '.lfIiJ, r, .
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Nrw ,YoRK. July 2h:-Cot,on nrr; futures erm:
July l.l2c; August ll.18c: September ii.0ac: octn..
her o.7sc: Hovenbcr II. asc; december 10 &c: ian.
a"Ty ~ e'l; February 1o.sec; as1ea 10 sic; April
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NEW YoRx. July 25.-The.e L. no chsrEe In The
market, the demand coLtiuu,s. and u ali Cla.se Ul
se1oa Hsi mouetase !IH,isa ''ions ave good total
better feeling prevails. .5.."-' I""N'
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GreAt Blood MpdlclnpN

The half has not bsen told ~ 10 tho v,o.,
Two powoik 81 the Cuticun Remedies i hE,,s ,HH.
hundreds o. dollars ir medic les 10 rur" \, pa
OF the hlo7d and skip. md never found anyTVhnIstt
Jet to equal tho Cut!curA Rem, DEF '"''a'hs
p,ov,,o,,, u cHAs. A. WILLIAM
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THE DAILY
Tho FiunocinI world.

Nsw yonK. July 2s.-Money atla7 percent, closed
BS percent. Sterling Exchange banIen' bilis Grmer
~ w; dems1d ~ sa.. J..,
RAiiaoAp B%osbs-s,tone.
s1ArR sEcuRITlEs- Quiet. ; ~
S s1I S.ss,r J n we Mst hnd q iSs sSea ON 1' iSS nno 1o.asy snd
that. Central. pacifc had passed the Auyust divi.
dead. Tho decline In piirs ran, cd | ON n 10 q
percent. This was sutcet ded By 4 henes tore and
! sashyi e Subsequently there s, was II stlI lower
figures Tor sono ti4ns 1l
Alter midday SPECULATION became stronger and
lnt.r wrl huoyaht. Al! ls,d!uc shares advanced
chasess, but owing 10 the suiail Nup,ly Of stocks
,uorecicl iu covering onlv. n lmall part OF their
Ouist'nti "g contracts. Tho dealings wtro attended
with nteit excitement, and NJ times thete was y
difference Il percent between The s.ie:. uaIon
lscIac,. Missouri Pacific, new YORK Central. wea :
cru union, dfsngeis and low priced thhrts wore
tho feAtuIet:r ~. 70 was a large incieass In Iu,tdo
siat'mcnts thst tho august interest would DO paid.
In tho afternoon New York u ntnl was III brisk
demand snd sold n.y. itoM II w to 10 III tea min.
ute,. Compare with last nights closing, pi cs
which islX. Loni VI 10 NASHVILLE u, Lake Shoe
II. Pacific nall " and Kansas / Texas u percent
lower. Transactions, alo.uo snaica. '..
p. u !; e. :; 'S "' Is! q i ~ .st es sli&l u i. I: HsT 10 y Ill, l:0 Y
Lehlgh 4 wilkes, 9i; Louitana consols, d.
MiSouh o.. ltax: 81. Joscph, luz; ct. l.. i 8. {,
1tss, ~: Tennessee ca, Ole A. tsstd; do new 3pH;
Texas Pacific land grant,, 80. do Aio Grando. 4Sst
Union Pacific tnts, io9h: do Land granta les: dc
sinking fnnd, leg; Virginia "a, IS: Virginia consolk
extra mStured coupons, "a; do deferred, I; Adam
KxpIcs, ~; American Express. NJ; Caaada
ohio, 8; do lat preferred "a; do ID preferred. 10
q; o.,U. 4 /. s'H: Denver 4 Rio Gsande loA; Erie
g, Joseph, @ti;. DO prcierred, ssH sstcd; Kansa,
4 Tesa,, TX; Lake Rrse / Western, l:sS: Lake
saSss xi IN; A@ : chlessS' Is ,SAs SsmsSls 81 / t tSs1fsia I
lh preferred. 10: do "a preferred, O.: aatnphil
4 Charleston, 1?: Michigan Central. GO: !MlnouI
Pacinc, ~: Nashville s Chattanooga. AK; New
Jersey Central. c.; Northern pac,fc i9H: 10 pre-
ie.ncd, .4s9S;;, Southwestern, VIZ; do prcIertet
lso3h; New York Central. l0sk; ohio Gel tnl. TX
ohio 3 Mississippi, 2o7s; DO preierred,bs Pscint
mai. abM: ptt.sbnrSh, 1877: Reading. 47H; g.
Paul. 79k: do preferred lt7H: Texas Pacific, llN
Union Pacific. clts: United State. ExEress, b3: v.
EIple6y, l0l: Mextenl Union, he1I, --.
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: sEr Louis O. Naidhards for Pittsburgh tick.
eta, Saturday. ls. .,gttr p..74f7u 81 r7N.
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A
New ANvertlNeinen
Entry Clerk,

-"T NOW NUV6FIINefhehTH
Wanted-First .Cle,s Entry Clerk.
Notice-Lincoln Club.
MAupin's University School.
For Rsnt-Dwelllng.
List OF Letters. e
New Windsor College.
Es:ablished ls5s-H. 6eamon's Nail City
Religious E~oticea-Four,h page.
Attention Plunbed kuights-Head Local
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WhNrHp,


"ANTE D-A PARTNER IN A FRO.
~ niable lalirg bushes. Call OF O .dtr.
Lesnd"-N Nix. IN I ], cnt, ttJcrt Isora
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Ia THIRD.
UNUSUALLY FINE pxREoRM ANca
- ANUS u.u3. FruSgtIE- N-!.HE tNI
OF. 8hsk'spsarta Great Play By wheeling ANA
tear. With M. Frank ilessis A. the Star, II
the Opera iiosss Last N'sht-AnO.Asr
Sf threat ehityemt At Tor Home Talent.

~. ~. d.
Wheeling he, reason 10 congratulate her.
SELF on the talsrt unaffected by her young
people for dramatic art. Wheeling amateurs
have asaayed the three Of shake.peare's great
plays which arc considered the world Over
the mos. difficult OF proper interpretation Of
any dramatic wofks--"Jullus Cn ar,""Ha,n-
let, Prince ol Denmark" and "kichatd III ,
or the Battle OF Boswofth Field.n For ana.
leurs to attempt the.e plays ia daring. bu,
suorec> with them Ia the murs creditable Tor
that ref o. The three performances have
been more than satisfactory; they have sur.
ptI,ed even the admirers und friends OF toe
perl)rmers. . g,-,,.- YNl
A performances could not we'll have been
gwen under more uniavorshle circumstances,
than the rendition OF Orchard Ill" LIS,
night. Tue Thermometer In the nineties, tbs
Opera House In a a~emi.renoyatad condition
, nd ata IN imminent, were certainly enough
t, dismaS MIR. AonnIg aud his friends. Nsy.
ertheles,, the house wr3 filled dow nstairs
when the curtain rang mp, and the audience
we1 ons which would havs been compliment.
tsry ~ any trsgedlGn.
M.
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Gurr III EYtry i.nso.

Your Cuticu'a Rem. dies ous4ll all othc, uS,t.
Tsslcnts cay that they have effected a Irrc II, i. Nnu
instance. where 0, her rem. dies have III, d. WHY
II. ". DR0CK nay, ND.
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Naturally The late alleged Convention and
lis work was the principal subject Of discus
uion about town yesterday. Those Demo
Gratis who are 'ior their party, right OF
wrong" as Senator Smith said he WIZ, at The
Convention Thursday, were pleased. Other
who had formed pretty distinct ideas OF The
contestants before the nomination. and had
II, ely expressed themselves, took their CROW
very reluctantly, and swallowed It like 4
| very nasty draught prescribed by a physician
In whom they had no confidence. A few
were honest enough to boldly avow their dis
approval OF the ticket,
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.THOsE FIRE BRICK AGAIN,
A Letter from J"hn' Porter, the Manu-.
S3sFls t.s,tTst Jaciurc or, IIl SpgT zas't9'


US d 7T Iaciurer. hi [a{l
The Board Of Public Wo,ka hes received
the following letter from Nj. John Porter, OF
Nav Cumberland, who makes the FIRE clay
paving blocks used on tho streets Of this city.
The lstlsr explains Itself !:
Nav CuAnHLAsp, W. Va, July %.
BOARD Of Public Work. Wheeling, w Va:
GENTLEMEN 81 notice an arllcle In the
1Nrs LLiokNckR of yesterday u uly 2l). signed
20 iix'. l DO Il thitk the writer kuUvs any.
thing about fire brick, or be would havs no.
ticeu that bonio oi them are made In whits
sand and BONA In river sand. The brick he
mentions AZ being too white or loft, are
moulded In white sand. the same a. used In
glass works, and don't change their colo, In
burning, while the river sand is dark and
buinH red. "fF lr t7I tTN -HnI- ~
The white brick (or light colored) are made
on . machine and pressed twice, and arc
really the solder brick nj tho two.
I don't know who Q i'z'' 10, but It seems
Tor tbs Last year there has always been some
ono trying 10 get up q racket In this matter
bome saying II will not he a success, while
Others arc afraid II will be. Aud don't
r~scollect OF seeing anything vel, favorable III
your city papers TO the fire clay paving
block.
It IL certainly the best and cheapest pave.
ment now In u,s, costing littls lnors than
cobole stones, which Ia no pavement at all,
and which Pithburgh parties tell me has 10
be repaired twice 4 year. M,ffsI i
.I..V nur 3,n1v .uJ.. ..H.
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DRY GOODS.
Geo. Nj, SHOOK
g 60

Arrangements having been per-
footed with the Atlantic Ten Co.,
No. I'LL Market street, our patrons
aro cordially invited TO use their
storel DOM as q Market street en-
francs anu exit.
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More Strikes at Home and
Abroad.
The Steamer Arizona Bringing
800 EmigrantS.
The Depression in the Iron
Trade-The Cause.
The Senate Considers the Utah
Bill.
Casualties.

Butler, Pa, Is "A boiler in Bold.
ridge oil well exploded this morning
killing Engineer Richard Walker
and his son.
New York, 15.-Willism Sexton,
the billiard player. met with Sc
rious accident to-day. He was
driving on the Boulevard near 115th
street in company with Joseph
Garter, AMI turned quickly out OF the
road to avoid a collision with a
vehicle coming In the opposite die
rection. His wagon was upset and
both men were thrown violently to
the ground, Sexton received scalp
wound several inches long and had
his left fore arm broken in two
places. He was picked up uncon-
scious, and taken to hospital where
restoratiyes were applied. His
wounds were dressed and he was
then removed to his home. No
dangerous results are anticipated.
San Francisco, 15-New Zealand
adVices by steamer Zelandia arrived
this afternoon. The British iron
ship Syria, Calcutta for Fiji, having
aboard $50 coolies, ran on Nasal |
reef, and 20 coolies were drowned. |
all the crew but three are missing. |
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course of his (Brown's) remarks, he
had noticed that scarcely human
being was listening to lis speech.
Brown retorted by say
ing the country would lis
ten to it. Browns amendment
permitting divorce for only enc
cause in places where the United
States has exclusive control was re-
jected, yeas 4, Brown, Butler,
George and Van WICK; nays AZ.
Hosr submitted in order to have
the amendment printed, intended to
be proposed to the bill providing
that no building shall be forfeited
that is held and occupied exclu<
sively for the purpose Of religious
worship.
Vest offered an amendment, pro~
viding that, in no case, ehsll hus-
band or wife be competent wit
nesses, except as to the fact Of a
lawful marriage having been con-
tracted between them and the pare
ty defendant.
After a short debate the Senate,
without action, went into executive
session and soon adjourned.
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Piles! PiIeS!! PiIesi!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles. One box has cured
the worst cases Of 30years' standing.
No one need suffer five minutes
after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. 1t absorbs tumors. allays
itching, acts as poultice, gives in
slant relief. Prepared only for Piles
itching OF the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. NJ. Coffenbnry. of
Cleveland, says: "I have used
scores Of Pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that have never
found anything which gives snch
immediate and permanent relief "a
DIR. Williams Indian Pile Oints
ment." Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt Of price, 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props
Cleveland. Ohio.
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HOUSE,.

Washington, 16.-Randall moved
that the House go into committee OF
the whole on the deficiency appro-
priatiOn bill.
Aiken did not think the appropri-
alton committee should monopolize
the day.
Randall said the House had
fixed June 30th as the Gay for
final adjournment, and he under
STOOD the Senate was likely to fix
July Sd. If either of these dates
were determined upon consideration
of the appropriation bills must be
pressed. Randall's motion passed,
1e6 to 80, and the House went into
committee as indicated, Dunn in the
chair.
The House took recess till s, after
having in committee of the whole,
disposed Of 30 pages of the deficiency
appropriation bills.
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Egypt.

Paris, 15.-Le Paris, government
organ, says "France and England
have agreed 10 propose at the
Egyptian conference a measure
looking to the naturalization OF the
Sut z canal. The preliminary agree
ment between France aud England
stipulates that British troops shall
remain in Egypt till January 1st.
1888, and may remain longer If
England and one other great power
Judge it expedient."
Alden, 16.-Admiral Hewitt has
arrived fiom his mission to the XIII G
Of Abyssinia.
Cairo, 16.-The Mahdi has written
a letter in which he appoints his
ameer governor of Dongola. He
threatens to annihilate any Turkish
force sent to the Soudan. TIE gov
ernor sent the letter to Nubar
Pasha, Egyptian premier.
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An International Affair.

Bordeaux, 16.-At a balloon ascen
sion from Place Quincance, yester-
day, George w. Roosevelt, United
States consul, and wife were present
A French soldier fred a pistol at
the American. The bullet passed
through Rooseyelt's hat, confused
his head and knocked him over.
The wounded man pointed out the
soldier, but the latter, with two
companions escaped.
1t is supposed the soldier mistook
the consul for an officer in civilians
dress against whom he had grudge.
The commander of Bordeaux orr
deTed an inquiry.
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Gladstone,

London, 14.-sir Charles Dilke's
paper, the Weekly Dispatch, says
Gladstone, in frankly conversing
with one of his warmest supporters
declared he expected to be out OF
Office in few weeks. The Dispatch
urges Gladstone, il defeated on his
Egyptian policy, not to resign. but
carry the franchise bill to the House
Of Lords, then dissolve Parliament
and appeal to the country CD the
general policy of government.
The ministerial statement on the
programme for the Egyptian confer
ence will be withheld until a re-
spouse is received from the powers
to Granville's note in relation to the
conference. Agents throughout the
country are preparing for an election
contest.
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WHAT is AMMONIA!

The attention Of the public has
: been called frequently of late to the
, subject Of ammonia in food" and
the matter is being so vigorously
agitated that it necessarily arouses
the curiosity of the public at large,
and leads them to ascertain, if pos
sible, what is 1t all about. In the
first place the question arises, what
Is ammonia? whence comes it?
| Quoting "United States Dispen.
sasory." SIT was probably origins
ally prepared from putrid urine"
Other sources are "coal soot," ssstale
urine" guano, etc" The "Ency-
eloL @dis gGfftaimnn ammonia says Of ii
in largest quantities by the putre-
faction Of the urine of animals, or
the dry distillation OF animal mat
ter" 'ROscOe's Chemistry" states
that "When horns, or clippings of
hides are heated, ammonia is
given Oft: hence ammonia was
known as spirits If hartshorn. "
zine name ammonia IS derived
from the fsct that compound con-
tanning ammonia was first prepared
by heating camePs dung" Gam
monla is mainly obtained from the
ammoni:cal liquors of gas works."
Guano. the dried excrement of sea
BIRDS, and the urine of animals.
likewise contain large quantities of |
ammonia. Farmers know it's yslue
as fertilizer, and physicians know
IT'S value as a couRter-irrItant and
powerful stimulent. All physicians
class 1t among drugs, aud as a drug
1t Is b question whether it ia not
better to let ii remain in the hands
OF physicians and druggists, and
leave 1t out of our food. A recent
article, called ga Baking Powder
Trick" condemns as scheme or
trick the simple method which has
oeen given through these columns.
whereby housewife may ascertain.
without the aid of chemists or
chemical apparatus, whether she is
using an article free from disgusting
lngredients.and after once being con-
vinced of the true source of am
monia, and its presence in An a
t.cie OF food, it is her optisz
whether the use of it is con
tinued or not. The test may be a
simple one, but by lis mems the
unsuspecting find that cans of
baking Powder" stamped on the
cover absolutely Pure" contain
ammonia, and certainly no refined
person who has once read some re-
liable authority on ammonia would 8
&c likely to bring home for use an s
containing so inferior a sub~
stance Bsking powders have be-
come cow nient, useful, and i'm
portant article in millions of homes.
and every manufacturer should pre-,
pare and sell il only as conforms to
he well known conditions which j
insure health and safety. There is
10 difficulty in procuring a baking y
powder which will stand the "sesf
If the oven" that does not contain
If III article has merit
nd has once become established in
home. its merits will always IN 6.
ufe 1t place there, but if a pTo-
act OF daily use through unreliable
ources is made to appear better
nan it is, any means, however
lmple. by which its infefiority NAV
e judged, ought to be thapkfuIIy IL
eceiVed by an intelligent consumer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-17
Berber,

Cairo, 15.-Advices from Berbel
state that Russian Pacha Kallfal
governor of Berber, fell wounded
and would have been killed had not
his son Hasson Pacha, brother OF
Mohammed, rushed to the rescue
and held a rebel flag over him till
the fight was finished. Hasson and
Mohammed have been in the rebel
camp some time dressed as der
wishes. The rebels are within a
weeks march of Dsngola and Kor-
osko. The fesst of Ramadan gives
a months delay after which moths
ing can prevent the rebels Selling
any poinL south Of Assiout, which is
within twelve hours march of Cairo.