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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02
MAJ. ROBERT GAMBLE.
Real Estate Agent,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA,
OAers for Sale the Following Tracts:

In JACKSON CoUNFT-T. 4, r. 4, N. and W.
Lot No. l. 40 acrcs section s. lot No 1877 acres sec
ton lot No l. 90 acres, section 10 lot No g. so acres
section i0 lot No 90 acres, section 10; lot No T. 955
acres section TO- lot No so acres section 15 lot No
80 acres section 10 east M Of Or and hf &c Or
section 1905 acres; hf OF ne qr. and hf OF Or
section Q, le0.N ecres Total, 1,065.fl acres
TOWNSHIP 4 RANeB 10, N. and W.-Sw ar OF section
~, $50 acres hf OF ne Or section o. 80 hf of
se Or, section -. 80 acres. Total, $40 acres.
In GADeDRN CoUNrY-T. ., r. 8, N. and w.
Be Or and M sw Or, section. IS. 80 acres.
In LsoN CoUN1r-T. 1, R. g. N. and W.
Lots 2, and 2, section g. 275 acres.
In JsDyEasoH CoUHrY-T. !, r. 4. g. and Il.
b Of section - 30 acres III Of se Or, section o.
section 81 31l Or OF section Ss i57 acres hf
OF sw Or, section u. 76 acres. Total $50 scres
In TAILOR CouNrY-T. 4, R. & 6. and X.
ew Or and M Of Or, section 90 24O acres NV Or
and hf Of ne Or, section o. 30 lacres hf Of Or,
section 3D. 50 acres. Total, 800 acrea
Aug 10 l6oe-6
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02

TEE SE WI.N-G MACHINE is the
a.. Of Uterine Pains and Weakness For
49, Aching Sides and Back, Kidney Pains Sciat.
42NZN lea, Chest Pains, Weakness and inflammation,
ENEh the CUTIcURA ANTrPAIN PLASTER is infalli
BILE 25 c. Sept. to Oct
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are sold by all druggists. Price: CurrcuRA, so
REsOLyENT. 81; SOAP, IS cents potter DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston Send for " How to Cure Skin
Diseases
DE A Fifty the Complexion and Skin by using
BEAU the CUrIcURA SOAP.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02
DE BARY-BAYA
NJ ERCHANTS' LINE.
ST JOHNS RIVER STEAMERS-SIDE
WHEEL LOW PRESSURE PALACE
STEAMERS BUILT OF IRON.
CARRYING THE u. s. MAIL.
THROUGH FAST NAL

THROUGH FAST NAIL.
The elegant Iron Compartment Palace Steamers CITY
JACKSONVILLE Of the DeBary Baya Merchants Line, and
H. b. PLANT Of the Peoples Line will perform the Fast
wharf IL NJ and DeBary Baya Merchants Line wharf
foot OF Laura street daily 1880 p M for Paatka AS
rive Sanford Railroad wharf at 7:45 A. Returning,
leaves Sanford at $40 p arriving jacksonville at
tons with trains for all points North, East and West
THROUGH FAST FREIGHT.
Leaves Jacksonville daily, Saturday and Sunday
ccpted at r. M, for Sanford Enterprise aud all nterme
date landings, on Sunday at II M. Returning, leaves
Sanford at A M arriving at Jacksonville early follow
Steamer Rosa leaves Monday and Thursday and goes
through to Lake Jessup.
JACKSONVILLE, PALATKA AND CRESCENT CITY
DIVISION
Leaves-Jacksonville and Patlatka Fast Mail-Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for Paatka Crescent City and
termedate landings. Returning leaves Tuesday Thurs
Connects at Tocoi with afternoon train for ST. Augustine
PALATKA AND SANFORD DAYLIGHT DIVISION.
New and popular steamers FREDK. DRBARY and ANITA,
leave Palatka daily Sunday excepted at 1912 A. M
with Paor Cars attached leaving Jacksonville at Sl5 A.
NJ. for Sanford and Enterprise and intermediate land
ings Returning leaves Sanford at 800 A. M arri wing
at Palatka at s: 80 p M.
Elegant Waiting Rooms, with all modern improve
ments, will be found at Passenger wharf.
Close connection made at Paatka with the Florida
Southern Railroad at Astor with St. Johns and Lake
Eustis Railroad at Sanford With South Florida Railroad
for Orlando, Kssimmee, Tampa Key West, Havana and
intermediate points, and with steamers for Indian River
at Enterprise with St j. r. A. c. Railroad for Titus
vile and points on Indian River.
For further information apply to Ticket Office south
east corner Bay and Laura at the cOmpany's Offices
foot of Laura street Freight wharves foot of Pine street.
passenger wharves foot Of Lanrs street ,,,,,c
Gen. Freight and Pass Agent
H. T. BAYA, GEO. CECIL, JR.,
General Manager. Asst Manager
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02
SKIN, .s s; ;;;;,', Il
~ AND

HUMILIATTNG Kruptions Itching and Burning Skin
Tortnres, Loathsome sore:, and every species Of
gions Diseases Of the Blood Skin and Scalp with Loss
Of Hair from infancy to old age. are positively cured by
CUrIcURA the great Skin Cure, and CuricURA Soar
exquisite Skin Beauner. externally and CUrIcuRA Re
SOLVENT the new Blood Purifier, internally.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02

have been afflicted since last March with q Skin Dis
ease the doctors called Eczema Ny face was covered
with ecabs and sores and the itching and burning
almost un 'earabe. Seeing your CuTcuRA REMEDIES 20
highly recommended, concluded to give them q trial,
nsing the CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA soar externally and
hEsoLvENr internally, for four months. l call myself
cured in graft ude for which make this public state
menc MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK
BROAD BROCK, Conn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02

Sold in Tallahassee by w. A. Rawls and NJ
Lively. Sept 2-1m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
LOCAL DREv1rIEs.

Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
the CITY.
COUNCIL meeting this evening.
TIE GRAND this evening-"The Pave
ments Of Paris"
opERA HOUSE this evening-Jauausche
as Meg MerrilliGS.
TIE Office force Of the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia is kept busy
drawing up contracts for furnishing gas L
householdera rs Ir
A hoy by tho name Of Coffee, O. feeder
at the Belmont nail factory, had the ends
cut of Of two Of his fingers In his ma.
chino yesterday.
TnERE was slight explosion Of natural
gas at tho Crescent mill yesterday, and
one man was blown over but not hurt,
and q few bricks knocked out OF furnace
wall.
The Board Of County Commissioners
yesterday granted George Il, L, Gllchrist
permission 10 lay gss pipe up the Meet
Ing House Hill road 10 house he is
building there.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed Of the
postoiiics; Gust Miller, NJ. L. Dora, Leo
Wlgand, Emmett Z Leroy, Smith Hannah,
Mrs. Mary WoiSen.
CLERE HOOK yesterday admitted 10
record q deed made November 4, by y. ].
MlEabOn 10 Thomas Newman, In lonaid.
GRAFTON Of $l,700, Tor the north half Of lot
10 Ia square IA, fronting on the WeBs side
Of E?l street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
OSCAR sEELEY had q force Of plumbers
n work oil day Sunday and all night
pushing tho work on The new county
quarters. They will be ready by next
Monday. The old bell from the Court
House was yesterday transferred 70 the
Public Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS
OF the Vote Cast Last Tuesday, Made Yes
terdNy,

leruNyN
The Board OF County Commissioners
met Yesterday pursuant to INV, to make
an official, formal canvass, Of the ballots
cast at the general election held last Tues
day. This canvass Ia mere matter Of
form, except where there Is notice Of a
contest or demand for q recount OF Q
precinct. The general result was not
changed Yesterday, The final and official
figures en- Congress, the Senate and House
OF Delegates are given In the tabular
statement printed elseW here.
The ouly place in which the
scaled package Of ballots was opened
was in Clay district, A petition wSIs!
p UTs 70 tho Board on behalf
Of DR.. A. +. Stliel, who ran against
Dr., S l., Jepson for School Commissioner,
and who was RnuounCedto, bs beaten py
eighteen votes after an arduous contest,
asking that the vote for School Commits
sionsY in Clay dlatTiCt be reCounted. TINS
was done, the result being the election oil
DR., Jepsou by sixteen vosss.
II Seems that there we're about thirty
challenged votes In Clay district, and
gpmebody seems to entertain the impress
oion that the fact Of q challenge having
bean made in that number Of cases might
affect the result. just how tins might
come about nobody was found Yesterday
who could explain, However, the Com
missionesa concluded to take some queB-
lion or Sther under consideration, and &c.
cure legal advice before giving o deCiaion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
MASONIC MEETINGS.
THE GRAND onAPrER AND LODGE
ofthe Royal Arch and Ancient Free and
Accepted AIasops Hold Their Annual
Sessions In this City-oaissrs of
Grand Chapter Chosen.

The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons Of West Virginia ment in this
city at noon yesterday, The following
chapters were represented by the gentle
men named;
Wheeling Union No, /, ], W. Morris,
high priest James Mcoshou, kingi Allen
Brock, scribe.
Lebanon No, 9, Magtinsburg, J,s,LeWis,
representative.
Blgelow No, 4, Weston, En-, RalstOnp
high priest,
Jefferson No, 5, oharlsstown, Gustsve
Brown, representative,
Orient No. 0, FAirmont, 7, W, Fleming,
representative,
Guysndotte No. 10, Guyandotte, W, S,
Gladstone, high priesti d, W. Emmons,
king; A, +, SouthWorEh, proxy for scribe.
Adoniram No, II, ClRrksburg, T, s.
spAtes, representative.
OopeStone No, -, Grafton, George
Brinkman, king.
Iyresn No, u, Charleston, ], NJ, Collins,
representative.
Bethesda No, 10, Middlewsy, D. W,
OlendeRning, scribe,
Hon, q. s. Long, OF Charleston, the
Grand High Priest, was uHwell and could
not preside. In his absence, Hon, @, w,
Bennett, Of Weston, Grand King, oCCu'
pied the High Priests chair,
At the evening session the following
officers were elected or chosen and in
stalled In their several oiIlcesi
NJ. i W. G. Bennett, Of Weston, dr'
High Priest.
Il E, Joseph Hall, Of Wheeling, Cir,
King.
Il: E, James ], Peterson, Of Huntington,
Cir. Scribe.
;, r. E, Hugh Sterling, OF Wheeling, Or,
r. j, j. W, Norris, Of Wheeling, CIR.
L., K, D, Walker, OF Fairmont, CIR, Cap
tain Of the Host,
+, En-, Rslston OF Weston, Or. rtln. So
journer.
E, George Brnkman OF Grafton, CIR,
Royal Arch Captain.
T., T, 8, spates OF Clarksburg, CIR. Mas
ter Srd Veil,
+, Allen Brock OF Wheeling, CIR. Mas.
tor End, Veil,
T., 4; v; Fleming OF FaIrmont, CIR.
Master 1st Veil.
E., ", d, Rose OF Wheeling, CIR, Lsc-
E., J. W. Grantham, Mtddleway, Or,
Chaplain.
T., D, w. EmmOns, Of Guyandottc, Or.
Marshal.
p, 7. ". Bliss, Or. Tyler.
Mr.. VIII II, Riggs Of Martinsburg was
unable to be present to fill his position ss
Secretary. II was assigned to DR.. Morris
Of this city and so ably did he discharge
his duties that he was unanimously elect
ed to fill tho place for the coming year.
After the new officers had boon installed,
Grand Lecturer Rose, assisted by the Of
tCers Of Wheeling Union, e$empliled the
work Of the Royal Arch degree for the
benefit Of their visiting brethren, In a
beautiful manner.
Among the prominent Cltizons Of WeBt
Virginia called to Wheeling by these Ma.
sonic conventions are I. s. Spates, Olarks.
burg GustSve Brown, Charlentown; D. J..
Gibson and wife, Newburg, Z. RslDton
and ]. s. Lewis, Weston; J. A: Holley,
Hamlin A. N. Campbell, NiCholgs O. Ii. !;
l., d. Isbell, Fayetteville; Newton O,
Kister, South Grove; ]. L. Holroyd, Con-
cord U. 4. Tetsr and A. D. W. SttiCkler,
PhilipplI Joseph Sprigg aud NJ. W. HUI.
ton, MooreGsld; n. A. snodgrass and j.
S. TranniCh, MarLinsburg; Lse II. Moler,
Shspherdstownj A, s. Link, Duffields I;
j. W. Carney, Oharlestown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09


This plain question comes homo to
every housokeeper. We all desire pure
and wholesome food, and this cannot be
had with the use Of impure or poisonous
baking powder. There can be no longer
a question that all the cheaper, lower
grades Of baking powders contain either
alum, lime or phosphate acid. AS 10th
as We may be to admit SO much against
what may have been some Of our house.
hold gods, there can be no gainsaylng the
unanimous testimony Of the official chem.
lists. Indeed, analysis seem to find no
baking powder entirely free from some
one Of these Questionable ingredients OK.
cept the Royal, and that they report as
chemically pure. We find some OF the
Baking Powders advertised as pure, un.
der the tests Of Prof. Chandler, Habirshaw
and others, nearly twelve per cent Of lime
while Others are made from alum with no
cream OF tartar. This, We presume, 40.
counts for their lack Of leayening powder
as sometimes complained OF by the cook,
and for the bitter taste found In the bis.
cults 80 frequently complained Of by our.
selves.
But aside from the inferior work done
by these powders, the Psychologist as.
cures Us that lime and alum taken into
the system In such quantities as this
are Injurious. They are not deComposed
by heat nor dissolved In mixing or baking.
They 20 with the bread, therefore, into
tho stomach, where their physiological
effects are indigestion, dyspepsia, or worse
evils.
The question naturally arises, why do
these cheap baking powder makers use
these thingsH Alum Ia three Cen9
pound, lime still cheaper, while cream Of
tartar costa thirty.lve or lofty. The rea.
sons for the chemical purity Of the Royal
Baking Powder were recently given In the
New York Times In an interesting do.
oil a new method for refining or.
golB, Or crude cream Of tartar. II seems
that II 10 only under this process that
Dream Of tartar can DO freed from the lime
natural 70 aud rendered chemically
pure that the patents and plRnt for this
cost the loyal Baking Powder Company
about half million dollars, and that they
exclusive control Of the rlRhlg.
Prof. MCMutttle, lato chief chemist Of
he Department Of Agriculture Of Wash.
ngton, ID. u, In the interests Of com
nerce, made an examination Of this pro.
,esg, and reported upon The results at.
alped In the refined cream Of tartar. The
GLOWING extract from bis report would
eem 10 answer the question repeated at
he head Of this article, and which IL %
frequently ptopounded by the house.
.eepef!
II have examined the cream Of tartar
sed BY the Royal Baking Powder Com.
any 10 the manufacture Of their baking
oWder, and find II 10 DO perfectly pure,
nd free from lime In any form, The
lemical tep9 10 which have submitted
10 Royal Baking Powder provo Il fsf,
city pure and healthltl, and free ifotr
" delVCtetlouh Substance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
SINNERS SOLICITED
70 oA1L oN WE LoRD AT oNoE.
Dir. Moody breaches a Plain, Practical
sermon to Large Crowd and Urges
Them to RopenfaucO-Ths Meet
Tugs for the Last Day.

Mr.. D. l., Moody, the evangelist, who
has aroused deeper religions interest
smopg all clauses in this city than was
ever known to prevail before, whose meet
ipgs nave been attended by thousands and
whose plain, simple manner OF presenting
the Word has been the means OF pointing
many to the true and only way, and into
which they have tearipily and prayOrll!ly
turned, only held one service yesterday,
That took place lest night in the OhOpline
street rink which was filed to over
flowing, as all tho meetings have been,
To-day ends the work Of Mr., Moody
and Professor Towner in Wheeling. Two
meetings will lie held, both In the rink,
The One at 5 O'Clock will be more eGpeC-
tally for ladies; the one Rt 1880 O'Clock
for men, although tue public will be adj
mitted generally ss long aa the building
can accommodate any one. II expected
that the attendance at these hnRl meet
ings will be very large indeed and the
services unusually interesting, II Will be
with general feeling oil deep regret thai
the people Of Wheeling will see these two
eaIheat workers depart, They have made
many warm friends and admirers who's
hearts will ever be- filed with thu
best Of wishes for their success every
where. Many will remember their 80
lj0urn here for all time as marking q peTi
cd in their lives when they were showl
the great mistake they were making ant
set about repairing 1t and found joy an!
pegCe In so doing, Their hearts will al
ways DO full OF thankiulness TO Mr.. Mood!
for the great GerYiCO he did in halhn
them before 1t was forever too late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

by Joining tire Grand Excursion to Gall
iorniG, from Kansaa City, November 18th,
via the Santa FS'B "Great Middle Route"
A delightful stop Of o day each at Las
Vegas, Hot Springs aud the ancient city
Of Santa Fe, beautiful scenery and summer
weather comprise some OF the attractions
OF this trip.
Round trip tickets good ak months
and to return to any Missouri River
terminal, without extra charge, can be
procured to any common tiCketing point
in California, such as San Diego, Col ton,
Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco,
ETC., thereby allowing the use Of the full
limit of timo in Southern California, for
invalids and others who do not wish to
20 to San Francisco.
The excursion will dlsband at Los
Angeles, and the remainder Of the trip
will be at the pleasure oil individual
members.
Gall on your nearest ticket agent for
rates, etc, or write to Geo. W. Papgborn,
Passenger Agt. OF "SGnta Fo Route"
Columbus, o., for details and Pullman &C.
CommolRtiOnB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

Two sets Of engineers are now engaged
in running lines on Little Goal river from
the Pocahontas coal mines, Va. 0no SIT
leaves Little Coal river a Lick creek, he.
low Boone, Q. H., thence 10 the water Of
Mud liver, thence 10 a point on the Ohio
river between Point Pleasant and Hunt.
ington, thence across the Oslo river 10
Ironton, Ohio. The other set Is survey.
ing all the way down Little Coal liyOr 10
st. Adams.
Mr.. Archibal Fairlio has been In Par.
kersbr!g several dsys and haa loft with
Or. Scott to go over the line Of Tho "Blnck
Diamond railroad from Quo end to the
other. His syndicate has been In cores.
pondenCe with Tho "Blsck Diamond
directors for several months past. He
will BIO gone some days and much do.
ponds on the character 81 his report
The Ohio River Road 10 built and bal,
lasted to some five mileH above nIvens.
wood. The Rayenswood NeUS SAYS:
Eleven cars Of rails arrived hero ycster.
day, and track laying will BIO resumed at
once, they having stopped on Rolili's land,
about two miles above town.
The grading and trestling work on tho
Ohio River Railroad, at tho K, 4 o. depot
at Point Pleasant Is about completed, and
the permanent connection With the K, &
o. will be made this week.
The X, 60. haye ordered ten mammoth
locomotives TO draw coal from tho Raw.
mond mines TO Chicago. They expect 70
run ten trains ladened with coal day.
The round house OF Point pleasant OF
the 0. R. X. r. Is now receiving lis roof.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
Tho Local Nail Trade.

Mr.. P. II. Moore, in his weekly "Cold
Short" letter to the age Of Steel, says:-
The nail mills about Wheeling are be-
ing operated fully up to their capacities,
except the Bellaire, which Ia making none
at all. They are skimming the steel
cream, and not botherlug With the blue
milk Of this nail end. MvOortney keeps
his weather eye open. The fact Is, how.
ever, that the BellRire nailers are in re.
yolt-they won't come to the manutaC.
turers' scale. The La Belle people have
not as yet put In their new process equip.
ment; conditions Of the market have not
been opportune for the change. Henry
X. List, Esq, has been elected presldent
OF the Junction, vice Samuel Laughlin,
deceased. Mr.. List Is one Of tho saga
cious, liberal aud successful business
men in this valley, aud he is good
square pilot for auy kind Of weather.
The Wheeling Steel Works is doing
splcndidly lstterly, turning out pretty
close up to 800 tons daily. This, 1t is
conceded, is n model plant in mechanical
equipment and appliances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
rcoNolIY N rHn HOUSEHOLD.
slx Ways OF saving That MAY be PrRStIcsd
In the Kitchen,

In the Kitchen.
csioaso Tti5us
/. After mixing bread at night tako up
all bits Of crusted flour left on the mixing
board and siit them into saucer, Euough
flour will be saved to use 70 -four the board
at tho morning mixing, and only very
few scraps need to be thrown away, In
stead Of the aaucsrlul which the servants
usually waste,
2. When all the bones have been re-
moved from fowl ia preparing it for a
pie or for pressing, there is still . little
gelstinous and nutritious substance left on
them, Put the bones back into the pot
With enough water to cover them and
boil Tor a hslf.hour longer, Enough
iiouor 10 thickeu slightly for gravy Tor the
dinner will be added TO that already OBJ
tanned from the boiling Of the fowl
81 The fine wheat meal which Is much
used now "a breakfast substitute for the
oncs universal oatmeal makes very pal
stsble and nutritious pudding. There Is
usually little more cooked thaa is served,
and II this Ia saved from one or two break
faSts it may appear In the form OF pud-
ding. The cold boiled meal ia better than
the hot, too, to make the pudding, as the
meal should come to boil with the milk
| In which 1t Is baked. Three pints Of milk,
three eggs, O teScup full Of sugar, and q
coaee-Cup full Of the cooked meal are the
proportions, Flavor to quit the taste and
bake half an hour,
/. There Is no use Of putting cgss Int Q
cakes made in layers for cream or Jelly,
and in the winter, when eggs are not cheap,
this Is worth remembering. Much less
butter than the usual cookbook recipes
demand may also DO used for this sort OF
cake, A half cup OF butter, q cup oil sugar,
cup and q half OF sweet milk, and two
spooniuls Of baking powder always sllted
With the -FOUR in two cups and hall Of
-four, are very useful recipe for q simple
foundation for CornstatCh cream or Tor iel'
Lies,
S. When meat boila dry and burma on,
as yleGS has q way Of doing once in 4
while in the beat regulated Kitchens, do
not turn II ont directly into . pan aud
waste that food part Of the fibre which
adherea to the burned and spoiled part.
FlUnge the pot into q deep pan Of cold
waveTas quickly as possible, then take the
meat out Vi the pot with lRdlO, clean
cooking towel, q large fork, whichever 10
at hand. The cold water under the hot
iron makes the mea! steam and break OF
Immediately almost where 1t il desirable
that it should. And II tho pot Is well
washed, add the inca! put back into 1t in
hot water, there will be no bnroe flavor u
the catastrophe,
8. Enough bits Of meat grlstlo and bone
are thrown'awRy in nearly eVory meat:
eating family to keep tho provsrbtal
French family Of 6ne economies in coup
stock all Of tho time, Al American
household night not realize the French
de!iClousness Of soup "made out Of moth.
ing" il none OF ita momheHs we've in.
structed in the Gallo mysterles Of soup.
making; but Il Is certain that this stock
might be used for raakIus simple gtaviesi
which arc more hoathtul, especially Tor
children, than too much butter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

ThIsgreat tragedienne, who is noted the
world over as one Of the ablest performers
on the stage, will appear at the Opera
House this evening. JansusChek excells
In both comedy and tragedy. Her genius
answers any call made upon 1t, and what
ever part che plays her Individuality is
lost in It.
Janauschek will appear for the first
time here as "MeR Merrilles," a character
made 80 famous by the late Charlotte
Oushman. 1t will DO produced with all
the original music, grand chorus, and q
strong dramatic company.