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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

THE FALL TERN Of Orange So
rerior Court will begin at Hilisboro
on Monday, Nov. Sth, and hold for
one week. Judge Conner will pre-
side The poisoning case Of the
State VS.. John Crawford and Mrs
Lawrence, for poisoning her hus
baud, has been set for trial Tuesday.
Maj, John w. Graham, Messrs. Jas
B. Mason aud A. W.. Graham will
appear for The prisoners. The Grand
Jury will investigate the murder OF
student Frieze at Chapel Hill. In
behalf of Kirby and Harris, the two
colorcd men now in Jail under a
charge OF taking part in this murder.
Messrs. A, w. Graham, w. w. Full
Ter and Jas. B. Mason have been
employed. Maj Jno. w. Graham
will assist in the prosecution. On
the civil docket, the most important
case is that OF Fl. Y. Harris vs.. J. w.
Terry, tor $4,000 damages, tor sian.
der. Maj. Jno w. Graham and A
w. Graham, for plaintiff Col Flu
Ter, Col. Winstead and Mr.. Boone
for defendant. The case Of Berry
vs.. Hall, to ret aside a deed, is als'
for trial. The following is a list o
the jurors for the term
Messrs. a. +. McAdams, Eeber'
Crabtree, J. A. Dodson, John G
Shields, VIM. III. Burch, Thos. H
Wilson, Berry Andrews, James 7
Merritt, Wm, +. Wilkerson, w. d
Borland, Gee. Wright. James NJ
Monk, +. Z. Boothe, Bryant Dur
ham, Ashael }. McDade, D. A
Clayton, J. b. Cheek, w Z. Lloyd
A. 5. Lloyd, NJ. z. Lloyd, G. &
Brown. Matthew Atwater, J. NJ
Bailey, w. l.. Gates, John b. Ray
Samuel a. Cole, Geo. T. Morrow
Chas. Il. Miller, l.. NJ. Jordan, W
Jesse Morrow, Il. M Durham, Johl
w. Couch, James Jones. Lawrenc
NJ. Kinlon, Hillary Sparrow an'
James Riley.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
A TIMELY RESCUE

FROM A MosT FEARFUL DEATH.
The Wilmington (Del.) Morning
News, of Sept. 9Th, 1886, gives the
following history Of a prominent
business mans piucky fight aud ter
rlble experience with that much
dreaded and always-to be feared dis
ease, Cancer:
Some five years ago a barber acct
dentally cut my lower lip while
shaving me. The pain was very
slight and TOR some time hardly gave
1t a passing thought. Finally it as
sumed The condition of a wait, which
refused TO heal enureIy with all my
efforts III that direction. l ven to
one OF the leading physicians in
l'hlladeiphla, who treated me three
months tor cancer, and sen me home
cured, as he SAID. But | was appre.
henslse. was told by a promlnen,
physician OF Wilmington that
would surely die OF cancer. Abon,
THIS tune | heard OF the wonderful
cures effected by Swift's Specific
KNOWN as 5. ). 5. | was suffering
WIN perfect ervou prostration
Alter had given s. 5. 5. a fair triaI
THIS ali disappeared, and | telt like
myself again.
L continued to take the Switt's
Specific medicine regularly for sew.
efal mouths, and before | could real
lze no" II came about, | was a new
man again. la TACT | was cured
never leit better in my life, and from
'iai time up TO the present / have
never lett the least evidence Of a re,
turn of my old trouble. The cancer
Disappeared. over a year ago.. but ]
retrained from making the cure pub
lie betore this, as | wished to be Ger
tam that | vas cured. My coudi
ton IS perfectly normal I have
none OF those annoying symptom.
which followed every other lrea,
menl used. | honestly believe tba,
l nave been cured of one oil the
worst Affections that can be visllec
upon the human family, and by ,hs
medicine known as 5. S. 5. | &c
not wish my name 10 appear in thu.
connection, for business reasons on
ly, but You are al liberty 10 Civ.
my name and address to any fellow
sufferer, or any n interested in IL,
cause OF humanity.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
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Eight Large Pages, GA Columns, only
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The WEEKLY DISPATCH is filled with
the news from all parts of the world.
Our telcgraphic service cover every
country.
AL great social. religious and politi-
cal movements at home or abroad are
faithfully ~chronicled.
All icy discoverie@rin science and
their application TO agricultural and me-
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umns.
The farmer has a department full OF
Instructive matter and the ladies are
kept informed, of Fashions varying
phases and OF All new household novel
ties.
1t is a welcome visitor TO every mem
Der OF the family.
Every number containsa an Interesting
story, and portraits and biographical
sketches OF leading men Of our own and
o; other countries.
\ weekly review OF the principal
markets OF the United states is an i'm
portanC feature.
II short. we aim 10 make the WEEKLY
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Fartgnent> that its readers will not will
lihSly give II up, and so valuable "a an
educator OF Young and oil. that no fam
l!y can afford To be without il.
Special attention Is given 10 NORTH
CAROLINA news our corps Of CORES
loHdeni> al thtt State furnishing every
thug OF Interest promptly by telegraph.
Our circulation Was doubled the past
yeAr. Ihe large additions to our sub.
>qriptloaYi>;s already received. give a.
Snranee that il will be more than
doubled again this Year.
sample copies mailed free 10 any adj
dress.
Try the WEEKLY DISPATCH one year
by sending 4 dollar to
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
STATE NEWS.

Snow fell near Ashe.il!e. Thurs.
day, Oct. 18th.
The mex, Teachers Assembly will
be held at Nagg's Head.
Mr. J. S. Carr has received sew
eral letters from the President of
the Pittsburg, Penn Railroad, say
ing bis people are anxioue to extend
the Durham & Lynchburg Road 20
Pit,sburg, Penn aud to Whining
ton, n. c.
Milton Advertiser Charlotte
boasts OF a "rain tree.s Every even
ing for a haff an hour or longer, rain
pours down ont OF > .slear sky npon
this wonderful tree. :Jhe Charlotte
papers vouch tor the strange phe-
nomenon, but a Offer no explana-
ton.
Durham Tobacco Plant !: Black.
we'll Durham Tobacco Company
yesterday received two large orders
from Hamburg and Amsterdam
Durham is known away from home,
and the fair haired Europeans smoke
Dukes cigarettes and Blackwell's
tobacco.
Oxford Orphans FrieEd There
never was 80 much encouragement,
for the Masons of our-State to bestil
themselves. Our Orbhan Asylum II
tas, becoming the PRIDE OF ever,
North Carolinian, andsif our brother
hood will come up to, the full meas
ure Of their duty to%,he Asylum,
work can be accomplished which
was not thought of i'll the past.
Says the N. c. Farmer The sub
ject of working the State convic,
on the public roads seems to b,
meeting with favor from the Sta,
press. The Warreuton Gazette ia
vors each county keeping its ow1
convic,s at home and building up it
own highways, and when some cour
ties have not a sufficient number 70
several to combine and work unde
one management.
Pittsboro Record: It is wit
great pleasure that we are able t
announce that the grading OF th
Pit,sboro Railroad was complete
Wednesday. The convicts will no,
start to Randolph ITO grade tn
branch road from the Cape Fear
d Yadkin Valley. Railroad to the Ia
tories. Tuesday the citizens of tn:
place aud vicinity gave the convict
a umptuous dinner as a reward IL
their faithful! work.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

1t is estimated at the Treas
ury Department a, Washlngton that
The reduction Of The public debt du-
ring October amounts 10 Sl2,oOO.p0O.
The Governmen, receipts during the
first four months o. the present Us
cal year, ending Oct. 3lst, were
1927 being s14,l6S,o9l 10
excess of receipts during The CORES
pondiug period OF last year. The
expenditures during The same period
of 1886 were s82,2o4,035, beng
| 1,91S,451 less than the expendi.
lures during the same period OF last
year.
-Lum Smiths Public Herald
published at Philadelphia, handles
frauds and swindlers with gloves
off" That journal is doing a great
deal to expose all kinds of fraud
and Mr.. Lum Smith, the editor and
proprietor, is considered a public
benetactor. 1t is published monthly
at the moderate plioe OF 80 cents {
year. Subscribe for IT,, and assIs'
the editor in his good work.
--Anolher effort is being mad
10 save Cluverins. The day fixed
for his execution is the 10Th of mex
month, but petitions will be pre-
seuted to the Governor OF Virgins
praying him to either pardon To
condemned man or make his punish
ment Imprisonment for life. II i
not likely that the Governor Will in
~tertere with the death sentence.
The Government pays GU
$1,000 in pensions every hour, &C
cording TO the Washington CORES
pendent Of the Nashville Union.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
CEND FOR SAMPLE COPIES.
5
THEY COST NOTHING.
The News and Obser-
yer, IkaleiGh. n. G.
G. F. PARISH.
Commissioner.

The l1rgest, best and cheapest paper
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Full Market Reports. A paper for
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send your name, Postoffice address
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Every North Carelinian should take
l. The Invest, most progressive paper
III the State.
TIE WEEKLY SEwSOBSERyER.
Raleigh. y. e..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

by trying again and keeping up
courage many things seemingly i'm.
possible may be attained. Hun
drcds of hopeless cases OF Kidney
and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bltters, after every
thing else had been tried in vain.
So, don't think there is no cure for
You, but try Electric B,tters. There
IL 40 medicine 40 safe, al pure, and
So l~rri,c' a Blood Purifier. Elec
tric Brtters will cure Dyspepsia, Di.
aletrS aud all Diseases OF the Kid.
hcls Invaluable in affections oil
Son auh and Liver, and overcome
all Urinary Difficulties. Large Bot.
ties only 50 cents at all druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

REMovAL.-1 have moved into
the house next door cas-, OF L.ynch's
Jewelry Store, where can De found q
toll line of Harness. Saddles, Bri-
dies, &c. Before buying elsewhere,
1t will pay to call and see me,
Persons who spoke to me % save
them Bees, will please cal! aud ga,
them as | am o~verstocked.
JOSIAH TURNER.
(Saddlsr.l
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

The report of the Baptist Orphan,
age, a, Townsville, showed 'hst 10
this new enterprise, but little over "
year old and almost without outside
help SIS, 900 has been given. Three
buildings hsye-been completed, the
foundation of five others laid. and
fifty children have been 'ece'.ed-
'fhe Orphanage owns 800 acres OF
land, and is said 10 have a number
of one.s,ory brick buildings, 10 cos,
shout $1,000 each. and capable OF
accommodating about twenty i've
children, with mstron and teacher
Durham Recorder :. MIR. &. ii
Holden, one of our leaf dealers, ha,
returned from Dsnville. II will be
remembered that be shot aud killed
Mr.. "Gus" Walker there last week.
Mr.. Holden Was arrested and prose
cured by able counsel, bot was re
leased upon the ground ,ha, he kill
ed Walker 10 selfdefense. Walker
was a desperate. bully and knocked
Holden down with 3 large stick be-
tore he. was shot. The friends o.
I Mr.. Holden deeply eympaihae will
him In his misfortune.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
"A nostal from a friend

"A postal from a friend at
Raleigh, says,his Congressional Dis.
trict is Republican by q large ma
jorty ', Reid probably defeated in
the Filth District. Lower House OF
Legislature IN doubt. Democratic
State .Jndnial tickle, elected. Argo
defeats Galloway, tor Solicitor il the
Raleigh District. Lopdon is de
tea,ed Tor the Senate i'll Chatham.
-Ilou. Abram S. Hewitt, Detn
ocrat,1was. elected Mayor OF New
York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

Dental NoTICE-Having per
~mauentiy located here. | wish 10 say
III the people of Hilisboro and sur
rounding country ,ba. | can be
tonnd every day IN my Office mex,
door to DR.. Hooker's Drug Store,
and tina, | am prepared TO do al!
kinds of dental work in the very
best style possible. Very respect
fully, J. ). STURGEON, ID. d. S.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

DIED, at her hume in Bingham
Township, on Monday the 25th day
OF Oct, 1886, Mrs. Delllsh Lloyd,
aged II years Fer several years
she has been confined to a chair, un,
able to walk, but the warrior, death,
came at last and called her to her
heavenly home. She passed away
AS CAIN and tranquil, as it Jordan's
waves were sweet to cross. She
leaves an aged husband, six children
and a number OF grandchildren to
mourn their loss. But their loss is
her eternal gain. Then, farewell
dear parent; though we can see thee
on earth no more, we hope to meet
you in realms above.
: No
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

No I ! G E
By virtue Of a decree OF the Superior
Court made iii the case of George A.
Faucette- assignee. against Ike r. Stray
horn and the Hillsboro Building and
Loan Association at Spring Term 1886,
| will sch at the court house door in
the town Of HillsboU on Monday the
Sth day of Nov. next. (being Monday OF
Court, our valuable lots Of .and sirua-
led. III. the northwestern part of said
town on the north side OF Tryon street.
and known in the plan OF said town "a
lots Mes. S5., 81. III and l42.. On one of
said lots Is 4 comfortable dwelling. gar
den. &c. now occupied by Jenny Kirk
land.
Terms Of sale Cash.
This 18th day of Oct, 1857.
c. F. PARISH.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
BLOOD y MONEY.

BLOOD AMI
The blood of man has much TO dc
in shaping his actions during his pill
grimage through this troublesome
world, regardless OF the amount of
present or expeeaant money in pocS:.I
ct or stored away in bank. II is q
conceded. fact that We appear as on3
blood makes de, and the rurer the
blood, the happier, healthier, pref
tier and wiser4we are hence the OFT
repeated interrogato:Y, "bow is your
blood p. With pure streams OF lite.
giving fuid coursing through our
veins, bounding through our hearts
and ploughing through our physical
| frames, our morals become better,
our constitution stronger, u intel
lect ual faculties more acute and
grander, and men, women and chill
dren happier, healthier and more
lovely.
The Unprecedented depand. the
unparalleled curative powers, and
the u~nmistakable proof from those.
Of unimpeachable character and in
tegrity, point with an. nnerring 'fn.
ger to. B. 3. B-Botanw Blood
Balm-as-f far the best, the cheapest
the quickest and th~e.graades, aud
mosl powerful blood REMEDY ever
before known to mortal-man. in the
relief and positive cure of Scrotula,
Rheumatism, Skin Disesses. all tain,s
Of blood poison. Kidney Complaints.
old ulcers and sores, cancers, ca
tarrh, etc..
B: B. B. rs only about three years
old-a baby'in age, a giant zir power
but no remedy III America can
make at ever ba> made such a won
dertul showing in It's magical pow
ers in curing and entirely etadicat-
ing the above complaints, and 81.
gantlc sales iii the face of trehzied
oprosi,ioni aud would, be moneyed
honopolists.
+ Le,te,sfrom all peiu,s where in.
-1tyod1ced are pouring in upon us,
) speaking iii lrs .t,udest praise. Some
say lhcy. receive more benent from
ohe. bottle Of B BIB. char they have
from twenty, thirty and fifty and
even one hundred bottles Of , boast
| ed deception Isl: inert aud non-meli.
; cinal roots. and branches of common
forest trees. bold ,he+proof in
BLACK and white, and We also hold
the tort.
i tt'
All WHO desire full information
h about the cause and cure Of Blood
P'oiso1s, Scro1dfa and Scrotulous
Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma'
tis,n.' Kidney. Complaints, Ca,ar,h
etc, can secute by mail, free, a cop,
' OF, .onr.33 g. page ll)us, rated Book Of
Wonders, Tiled with the most won
derfut and startling proof ever be
: fore known Address,
=. BLOOD BALM CO., /:
: IL: :. *.<,.. Atlanta, Ga.
81. ~ b. B. d. tor sale in Hillsborc
by W. a.. Hayes, Druggist.
FDn ~ y A'''
= !. PRACTISING PHYSICIAN,
HfLLsBORO, N. G.
e cB Office iii building north of cour
e house, next door west of post office, III
stairs. 20
s.
,JNO.s w, GRAHAM. TuOS. RUFfIN
st ~ AHAM &. RUFtIN,
q -.
e ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
l. .HIII,sBoRo, n. C.
Practices in the Counties Of Ala
nance, Caswe'l, Durham. Guiltord
Rockingham. Person and Orange.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
NEDAR GROVE ACADEMY.
.
MALE AND FEN ALE,

Sessions open the Second Monday in
JANUARY and>Juiy of each year. Terms
per Session Of five months: English
Course, $3.50 to $500
Classical Course. *25.
Music. with use of Instrument, $3.50
Board per month. $500.
Address B. &. PATTON. Principal,
Cedar Grove. Orange Co.. \. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

Durham Recorder The election
il over-now tor business, forget the
past, and as a united people go to
work for the good Of all. We are
all citizens Of the name State, the
same county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06

Oxford, North Carolina. has a
new bank.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
GEO. 3. NISSEN 4 CO., ~A'.xN.

THE REASONS WE CAN AND Do " sk! + = Best W A;o<S ARR
i We keen a very large stock OF season.. uuInr. -.shn. n~r al II -.
own mills and as.g only the best for wnc"a. tn. izn l. m"t- ..i"riah
Us by the best works i'm Pennsylvania the v work. -u ia,.L 7i many ear -
Renee then it being q settled fact that "a" rsak- liz. ht ~" ran n1.f
cheaper than n n Use. quality con.ri.--l nar advantage am. a"H.,
lumber ourselves. buying iron, paint. vanish. K. mostly by the ,r bad a
tom cash price. as
We are manufacture agents or the ot r;i,.hir skriu n,ah. hfIng ." ~
wrought steeI perfectly welded and canupt D.ah W. make the any t"'
running gear that is worth hanIng.
Wrte tor prices Every Wagon bearing rr u,rnrf /. frt srr.rtrt
GEO. 2. SISSEN & II. Hauui.inrcr- ShItA = -, :, II
For sale at fsc,ory prices, freigh, aad,i, ~ JOHN l. NAkhhN5
Durham. y {.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
Five E1asperating Street Nulsances,

In stroIling along the sidewalks of Chi
cago l meet with five exasperating NUS
ances The first is the window washer
The long handle of his brush gets between
nv legs, and he splashes water all over
my suit of clothes and my newly-polished
boots. The second is the festive janitor
emDtying his hods of ashes into the street
ash-barreL l always happen to be TO the
windward. walking toward him, and he
makes me look as white as a miller. The
third is the mat-beater. The mat is busted
regularly once a month by beating 1t
against a telegraph post, whenever the
wind is high and the sidewalks crowded
with people The fiend bangs 1t against
the post for half an hour, and every Tune
he bangs it a brown cloud OF lu-smelllng
dust blows over fifty innocent passers- by.
The fourth is the spittOOn washer. lie
brings ten saloon spittOons to the side
walk. ranges them in a line along the
curbstone, fills them with water, stlrs
them with a stick, and leaves them there
half an hour to soak. Then he empCleS
them into the gutter, where a brown pud-
pie stands the rest of the day slckenlng
every one who behOlds it. The fifth IS the
fool who carries long things, ike crow
bar or a Joint of gaspipe, balanced on his
shoulder The head-devil IN this Line Is
the surveyor. or his chairman, walking
the sidewalk with his theodolite on his
shoulder. The three legs of this internal
tripod have ferules as sharp as a needle,
and these are always carried in front. he
trudges along in a careless manner, chat
ting with the idiot by his side, and IS only
amused TO see the people scamper to AVOID
being impaled He ought TO be hanged
CHICAGO Journal stroller"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
Craze for FreIght-Car Numbers

Craze for Freight-Car Numbers
scar numbers! Oh, who hasn't had thaC
disease some time during the course OF MS
travelling career!" queried a nervous chap
ON the Omaha limited of his seat-mate.
Before went on the road" he con-
tinued. Il lived at Park Ridge, SUBURBAN
station near Chicago, on the Northwestern
road. and used to ride in and out every
day. got to noticing the figures on the
freight-cars as my train passed along, and
finally il got to be a mania with me. The
moment | got on a moving car l was at
the window looking out for the number
of freight-cars."
"Are you cured?' Intercepted his com
paniOn.
Wait and you will see" replied the
nervous man. Il thought of the numbers
by day, and actually dreamed of them by
night My main desire in that connection
was to see a consecutive series. l was al
ways on the lookout for the number, 12,-
345, and if / saw such a number l believe
l should have been perfectly satisfied. So
interested in the search did | become that
| cOnversed with train men about it and
then learned il was regular mania
among the travelling public. The train
men have it, too.
Out on the road | went, still looking
for the number. l happened to be out at
Denver, Col, one very hot day Ill June.
Es5ot on the Kansas Pacific east-bound
train, and had just taken my seat
in the sleeper when the train pulled
out was at the window, and
there before my eyes was the number
10, 345' 1t was on a blue car. That cured
me 1 never look at the car mum ber5
now If | chance TO be looking out OF a
window and see freight car, the feeling
is strong to look at the number, but re
strain myself, something that l could not
do before. as know how much l suffered
in the past. st. Paul Globe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
ChnooIate and Its Adu1terations.

Chocolate is one OF the articles of trade
most susceptible of adulteration, since
very small quantity of the Cacao bean I'M
parts taste and perfume to mixture OF
tasteless and not always harmless matter
INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers land espec-
cially Is this applicable to the sTnau
producerl introduce into the paste
flour. ground corn and beans, stale coHee
grounds, veal or mutton tallOw ito supply
the necessary oily substance and the
dregs of ground nuts (peanuts) after the
oil has been completely extracted Inc
latter substance, which a few years ago
was employed as fertilizer and occasion
ally made into cakes as food for dogs Is
now profitably converted into chocolate.
Add to the above ingedients cacao shells
and ground brick, the latter to give
weight, and the CompOnents parts Oh
cheap chocolate are given.
Chocolate manufacturers admit, with
refreshing artlessness, that adultefaleo
chocolate is very little used in France, ouU
is proftably exported 1t is difficult
to distinguish good chocolate from
fabricated. from the appearance OF
the tablets. Good chocolate possesses
the following qualities: it IS oily, possess
ing a full and undeniable flavor OF cacao'
breaks regularly and smooth, II IS shghuy
yellowish in color, with crystalline appear
aSce, and when cooked with a Mite
water or milk becomes only moderately
thick. AduIterated chocolate, on the con
trary, breaks irregular.y, IS somewhat
gravelly and porous, IS waittlsh III coIor'
thickens considerably iuS DOSING ana gives
forth an odor resem bling that Of glue
COnfectioners' Journal