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many oorroN ABATEMENT.

impofu-h aihh Y n l. w. u " " az
wRRaL Eo&rRhEKc hABRReiM
RR 2 Foamsn. l. wagons 4 Total, ~ bales
EnTorts-h a CIR. i2as q, o &swR n %. L.
NO a n n. soS Total. t2i baioa
wEKKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
juno q, 7s2 bales, A. against $50 bales last
week aud 1000 bales same week last year,
since September 1, 0ioooi bales, agains. Ool, {.
100 bales same time last year
Shipments for the week, 400 bales, as
against COS bales same week last year since
September I, oi5o52 bales, as against oio, s22
bales same time last year. Weeks sales,
s,oco bales exporters, LOO bales, and spin
ncrs. 2,ioo bales.
NHw FORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet; mid
dling, 10 $40. sales 4S7 bales. Quotations
we're a. follows Ordinary, 1916 good
ordinary, &c; low middling. sjso; middling
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Provisions.

FuH-Nhckcel, half brls, No. 1, t7.2S
No. 2 SB55. lob hit No. 4, N.i6, No. 2
81 10 Dry herring, family. 2oc per box.
FRun MEars-Choice beef, hindguartcrs
Zoe; iorequnricrs, &c. second grade hind
quarters, &c; forcquarieu, &c. sheep, o..
Hogs, NJ.
Hoo PRoprcrs-Quiei mess pork, 1880;
sugar cured hams, ll6i2c, brcakfns, bacon,
iOlf9iiL., bacon, clear rib sides, slsaic;
bulk pork. clear sides, s'.0sAo, clear RIB
sides, s@s,sc; long clear, Ds@se; shoul.
derr, csc.
Llnp-Tcs, sIc; half brls, SIC; kegs she
choice kettle, e,.c, steady.
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Stage ofthe Rivera.

OFFICE SIGNAL eERvIcE, U. 3. A.,
MEMPHIS, June y, pm.
The following observations are taken NJ all sta
lions named IN the 18th meridian time, which IA
nnr hnnr Inter Dian Mamnhls time.
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Cash quotations were ns follows:

Cash quotations were ~ ,iouoWh
fiouf=Du1i and ncglf Ted.
No. 2spring wheat 7t}S0t7s'sc; No,2 red,
sO6lso,.c; No. 2 corn, ie's9i7c; No. oats,
Gle; No. 2 rye, soc; No. Charley, CSC; No.
naxsccd, $50 prime timothy seed, $40.
Mess pork--Per barrel, si3.5O lard, per 100
lbs, $50; short rib sides tloosel $40; dry
salted shoulders boxed s6.0O@0 IS; short
clear sides (boxcd), S.0o@I05
Rccclpts-Flour, 800 brls wheat, 1900
bu; corn, ioo,opo hu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
600 bu; barley. 3OcO bu.
shipmcnis-flour, 1000 brlg wheat a.
600 bu; corn, 10000 bui oats, $4,000 bui rye,
5000 bu; barley none.
ST. Lows Mo-, Juno 2-Flour--Easy,
hut unchanged. Whcat-Opcned with an
inward tendency under favorable weather
reports. but Il soon fell Oh. and when Chi.
cneo broke prices went down with n rush,
but closed lCeic below yesterday. No 2
red, s34asS.Ec; July. 1ess@soKc, closing
at 7p,sc, August, 7lis9S0kc, closing at
| T0itc, September, sl,so, December, dhg
S51.c, closing at stjfc.
| Corn-Opcned firm, but closed kC1,.c be.
low yesterday; No. 2, cash, A,t6Dt5c; July,
| lla.GflSisc, closing az AAc; August, $40
i5s,c, closing az l5,fo asked. September,
iS.ctisc, closing at 4b'.c; year, S0@S1c
closing 30ifc.
oa,s-Easier; No. 2 cash, sS@SSNc bid,
| according 10 locationi June, ENC; July,
2Gd20ss, closing at a. August 25,.c.
| Rye--Dull. CSC. Barley-No market Corn.
meal steady az t2056t250.
Hay--Dull; choice and fancy old and new
prairie. a. anMiO50 timothy. prime 70 fan
CIV, Sl8 5Osti05O. Bnn-l.owcr 50(d5sc.
Bntter--Quiet; crcamcrY ibSisc, dairy,
iiG1lSc EgIr-Stcady; i2c.
Pruvisions-vcry dull, aud nothing but a
small Job trade done.
Receipts-Flour, loo hrls wheat. 1900
bu; corn, 22,0oO bu; oats, N,OcOb u; rye, none
barley, none.
Hhipmcnts--Flour, Go00 brls wheat 500
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 400 bu; rye
none. barley, none.
Afternoon Boari--Nhcat Easy; June
s2iic: July, 70Nc; August T0Rc. Corn
steady. Oats-firmer.
Kansas CRY, NO., June 22.-wheat-
Steady, No. 2 soft, cash, no bids or offering
July, 7so bid, 7sifc asked August, 72,.c bid
53isc asked; No. 2 red, July, Ooifc bid, 10h,
asked. August, tic asked.
Corn-Wcakcr; No. 2 cash, 40 bid, q
asked. July, igisc bid &c asked; August
tSi.c bid; the year, ~ bid, S0hc asked
No. 2 white, cash, fDike hil.
Oats-No. cash, no bid nor offerings Au
gust, iQc bid, Pc asked
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Insnsss Perfect c1mpis,ion ard hsrrs he PC.
xsei. Arms sni huas sah ana smooth. IN al
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CmcAao. H., June p Cattle Receipts,
1900. shipments. ihVnt Market steady;
medium 20 choice corn lul sl76td0.oe cows
and mixed, Al. 5Od3 JU iiockers aud feeders,
Az SOCtS.l 90. Texans, titWt375
Hogs - Receipts, io.pp shipments, 0oo0.
Market steady, closing weak; rixed. $500
b0h. heavy, ~ ht(db.lo light to.fVlao.Vo
pll,s and cuils ti6th2o
Sheep Receipts, 400 shipments, 1000
Market steady. muti0pH tJ.OOg5.OO. vest
ern feeders, tS.eO93, 40 ToSas muttons, $50
CIt.OO fs
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MAGNOLIA BALM

oivss nsvisiansly Be.aufai SAN. Drives -
nIolehss. n>das1a. noashlsss. p'nsis- 4 s---''-'
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LEE LINE.
For Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILLS for Eighteen Dob
LAM Excursion season. A fraction over QUE cent
a mile including meals and state rooms
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THE RIVERS.
steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Levee.

SATURDAY.
orleans.........-CITy oP BATON ROUGE, 10 am.
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LONDON, June %, Ann -Consols closed
at 30 9-l6d for money ana 81 9-lGd for the &C
count The Bank OF England gained fl00Oo
bullion OH balance today.
PARIS, June 22.-Three per cent rentes 1871
10c for the account
BANK cLEARINGs
CHICAGO, June 22.---Clenrings, $90i7, 900.
BALTIMORE, June 2.---Clcarings, 81, 5,o76;
balances, 1915, 347.
sr. LOUIS, June 22.-clearings 81, 4OS, 73l;
balances, 1883 026. NJ
BosToS, June 22--Clcarings Sl1, sS2, 1888;
balances, I,272 227
NEW YoRK, juno %. ---Clearngs, $50, 45s,-
800; balances, $,5s2,09S.
PHILADELPHIA, June % ---Clearings o.
1885, 100 balances Sl,7O5,255.
Grain aud Pro visions.
CHcAGo ILL.,, June o. II was about noon
when the real fun begnn in wheat The
morning was dull, and prices ranged slightly
better than last night About noon July
dropped from S0ssc 10 s0Hc and after q
pause tumbled down another nc 10 709sc, or
lie under the closing price last night. The
prices quoted proved temporary turning
point, and July sold again at 70Ac and other
futures rallied in proportion.
Nntat WIS very ncdNy ~ tlc tiose nh'
prices went lower than ever, closing at the
bottom for the session and nc lower than
last night. Closing prices for July were
70kc. Corn was like wheat, fairly steady
and firm early, but weak and heavy and
| decidedly lower toward the close Of the scs-
sion. About the time OF the greatest weak
ness In wheat there was an attempt TO
sell corn. July sold early at 49c,
then broke to 1870 and up to
40di9Izc. This was the outside for the day,
Between 1880 and 1890 o'clock prices took O
slide, and half an hour before the close July
sold down 10 47IEc, where II closed. Oat'
sold with ic range for July, closing about y,
lower than last night June closed at ale
July sold at 30Ao TO open, then Sic and
down TO Doc, closing at 30lsc
Provisions were rather firm carly bu
weakened some later when grains broke
Trading was however, limited. July future
closed as follows: Pork, $500; lard, SILK
short ribs, F.42k.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rr.alsss>s rr.<llss. rrupslons T.ss-s. vss~rsu@s.
Ds>lis uek nsals Inssss ni'ss "a s''sss rfsn'
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAaAxs MAGNOLIA BALM. n@-ov,. sanbura
N. rs>>Hi>s ! nosA is>ahs& csatbs d>ss<ss>a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

WOULD Nor DRiNK.-The follow
ing story is told OF Gen. Harrison,
Sh, has just been elected Presider,
of the United States In connection
with public dinner given him on
one occas' AT the close OF the
dinner one Of the gentlemen drank
his health. The General pledged his
toast by drafting water. Anotbss
gentleman offered toast and said !:
General. will you not favor me BY
taking glass or wine ? The Gene
rel. in very gentlemanly way, beg
ged 10 be excused. He rose from his
seat aud said. in the most digni6ed
manner: Gentlemen, have twice
refused to partake OF the wine.cup !;
/ hope that will be sufficient. Though
you press the matter ever so much,
not q drop shall pass my lips. i
made q resolve when I started Ia life
that I would avoid strong drink.
That VOW I have neTer broken.
am one Of class OF young men who
graduated together. Sixteen mem
be:s Of my class now ill druukards'
graves, and ell from the pernicious
habit OF wine dnnkinl. / owe nv
health. my happiness and prosperity
to that resolution
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

LEAVES THINGS IN THE AM
Tho Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle some
time ago sent President-elect Harri.
son letter of inquiry, asking what
would be the policy Of the admins.
tra'ion regarding the South. The
reply received was as follows: Your
letter OF November 10 has bcen re-
ceived. lido not feel that ! can com
ply with your invitation 10 write
something upon what is commonly
called The Southern question for
publication in your paper. have
decIiced all overtures OF the cores
pondents here to submit 10 any in
terviews or to outline any policies
Whist have said during the cam
raisn is accessible TO you. When an
appropriate time comes I shall not
hesitate To express such views as I
hold, and shall hold all my views sub.
ject TO modification upon futber con-
sideration-' The Chronicle thinks
that this leaves things in the air.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

PENNSYLVANIA APPLE BUTTRR.-
In Southern Psnnsylyania and the
great Valley Of Virginia, some years
ago, wo bad taste OF the famous
dish known as apple butter. OF which
every German farmer Ia those sec,-
tions prepares large supply every
fall.
A great copper kettle, holding
more than barrel, is filed with pure
sweet cider, and placed over roar
ing wood fire. When the cider f.
boiled down to half It's bu,k, The aps
ples, carefully peeled and crt In pie
ce', are gradually thrown in while the
boiling mass is kept stirred constant.
ly by means Of loDg-hsndled stir~
rer. This boiling and stirring is
kept up for a period of from IL to 10
hours or until the whole mass is res
duced to an eyen consistency, and
resdy 10 be filed into large earthen
jars. THIS dope, . piece OF stiff
brown paper is tied over the top OF
each jar, and the latter stored ia She
garret until " anted for use. This
butter keeps for a long time, and IL
always delicious. - Er.
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come all the wav from Melbourne on
fools GRAND? There I was grow
ing used TO my misery and loneliness.
when the mail brings me q letter, In
q strange hand. which tells me that
my dear love, Della Rogersop. loves
and dreams Of us still, is poor and
alone. and needs me- me! Aud the
letter is sigaed by her aunt. Mr..
Clement, who ought to know.
packed up my household goods and
came lin order that l may congr,tu.
late Squire Joaesf'
But | haven't accepted hm-be-
cause
because you will marry your own
love. like the lass in the song. Della
In Croftsborough people are MT
yet tited OF telling how q woman
made money by taking boarders.-
Independent.
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the 9th Of this month. TIE new in :
cumbent OF the Executive Msnsion
cannot escape the came visions which
rose before his predecessor and though,
Ike HIM ambition may sink repara-
lion. broken rest and disturbing med.
itstions cannot always be bAnished.
New York and Indiana we're the great
arenas who're corruption stalked .,
noonday and bribery Haunted its col.
orr In the market places, but Il must
not be supposed that the Brarean
arms. dripping With tho manufactu-
rcrs fat we're lifted only over their
territory. To the contrary, they OK.
tended. IS il nov appears, far and
wide, Fact and Wet.
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BATH CAxE.-Ono cup Of sugar,
one-half cup OF butter, two.thirds of
{. cup OF sweet milk, whites OF four
eggs beaten TO q stiff froth. two cups
OF -four, one teaspoonfui or baking
powder and ue.fourth teaapoonfuI
OF baking soda. Flavor with vanil-
la. Bake in square, shallow tins
1.-TWO viii De required. These cakes
should be iced in the tins. while
warm, aud glazsd In q hot oven.
Then score the icing (without cut
ting the cake or allowing the icing TO
harden) into two inch squares. pla.
cling in the center Of each square
one.half of an English walnut. Set
away in tins in a cool place until
thoroughly cold when the squares
may be cut out. Those little cakes
look very pretty and are quite del>
icacy.
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Does 1t Paw ?

Three'fourths Of our people are lroubisd
With Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint ia some
form or other, which By nature OF the die.
ease has e depressing infaoacs OF tbs mind
or body prsvrniiug them from thinking or
acting clearly 10 any matter Of impofta1ee
Indigestion, coming up Of food after eating.
dyspepsia, sick headache, acidity OF he
stomach or any derangement Of ~ . ston,sch
or liver upon which the whole action al
our sysiem depends) sre speedily snd o5ec.
tually overcome by the use OF Greenss
August Flower. The most stubborn cse.~.
have yielded 10 fs influence, assthouaarAs
Of letters received will testify. The imnen.a
safe ofthis m1cicine 70 aao her guarantae ar
iis merits, lover million and haIg bottles
:oid Iss' ysar SO We ak viz Il pay yea
10 suffer from any Of tbc above disca,s : uhsn
you caq have immediate relic. ia the Auar,s~
FLowsR. Three doses will prove j,s wor,h
II is sold By All druggists .aad general de.i.
sIs In all parts OF the world. De-. T--Im-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

An amusing incident occurred at
Redding. Mass, election day. A GER
tain 'hoat demanded 500 for his vote.
Being unable TO make strike at tn
figure, be tore Off the names OF the
electors and offered TO vote the rest
OF the ticket for SIS; his offer not be.
log accepted he tore off another por-
ton and demanded $40. tie finally
Tell 10 50, but neither party would
give 1t, and he retired, thoroughly
Disguised, saying The presi,ency
might &c TO the deuce fer him"
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t,es sions of the Court.

yes eions of the Courts
Cireuit Court. 18th Judicial Circuit, Hoa.
sanes y. Armstrong, presiding -.
gin 80 folio -.
Grant County -Foarth Tuesday In March.
ons I tuesday In June and Third Tuesday -
Hampshire Cesnty-Fist Tuesday In FEB,
snary. seeoad Tuesday in Nay aad this
Tuesday In September.
hardy Countj Second Tuesday In March
nst Tuesday in May and nrst Tussday 10
October. ~
Mineral Couuty--Seeond ruesdav in Ian.
,ef!. fourth fsesdsy In April and 6rst Tues
lay In September.
foodlston County---Secosd Wednesday In
April, wednesday after second Tueeday h.
June. and 6rst Wednesday In November'
county Court OF Hampshire County. John
Z. Vance. President; L. D.Sch nibbs snd r.
DPoweli Commissioners .; @. 8. White. ClerR
The regular SEASONS are held bssiuninr On
me n1t Tuesday in January, April and 90.
sober, and 4th Tuesday in July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

Probably no one thing has caused such .
general revival Of trade AZ r. r. ysnno-
vanteE's Drag Store as their giving avs
70 tbeir customers CT 20 many free trisI
ootues OF DR.. Kings New Discover FOR
Consumption. Their trade 10 simply euor.
nous "a this very valBabIs article ion,
TIE iaet ibai u always cures and never die.
appoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bfon-
coitis. CfouP, and all throat and lung dis
eeses quickly cured You Gao test Il before
buying by getting trial bottle free, arge
sise 81. kyery bottle warranted.
For ssle By Robert l., YanDevanter,
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Golden wrote proverbs about luck
and labor. 1t would be we'll for ell
to memorize them. Luck IL waiting
Tor some.hingto turn up; labor, with
keen eyes and strong will, will turn
up something. Luck lies in bed. and
wishes the postmsn would bring him
news OF a legacy labor turns out q.
six O'Clock. and with busy pen o.
ringing hammer lays the foundation
OF competence. Luck whinss, labor
whistles; luck relies on chances, labor
on character. Luck strides down to
indulgence, labor strides upward to
independence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

M OBLIVION FOR FRAUD. The
Baltimore Sun, speaking Of the means
used by the republicans TO carry the
recent election, says: Those interest.
Ell need not halter themselves that
their doings are TO be buried out OF
sight. Unless all indications are at
fault, there will in good time be an
exposure Of the bribery and corrup-
ton which ran riot at the recent cleo i.
tlon 50 convincing as to put to the
blush the most audacious Genial. In
all the annals OF politics, in the old
world or the new, there has never
been n parallel to It. There were
several periods during hts incumben.
cy Of The White House when sleep
came not 10 SIR. Hayes, and bis mis-.
givings we're such that IL required
's'inening up' from those without
conscience To relieve him Of distract.
ing thoughts. The fraud by which
he entered the White House will pale
in the minds Of the just before the
character OF the means successful on
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MoLA,sr. TArry.-i1,a..e an ,,on

MoLAssEs TAFFY.-Grease an iron
pot with butter and put In qIcS9t
good molases. not strip; let h.sboff
very fast. stirring all the time for fif-
teen minutes. Put in a aeacup OF su.
gar and let IL boil fifteen minutes Ion.
ger, still stirring 1t. Take . little
out on a plate. and when it i. brittle.
pour 1t. while hot, into tis plates
rubbed with butter and put it In q
cool place. If you like walnut kerr
nels in it, put In teacupfnl TO every
pint Of molasses, just as you take up
the taffy {; give 1t just one stir.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

n Wisconsin judge has decided
mat The Bible is not . sfctsrian book
II can be read 10 the public schools
aud Catholic children present need
not listen unless they desire to do so
No man ever sank under the bur-
den OF the day. 1t is when so-mor-
rows burden Is added to the burden
OF TO day. that the weight is more
than a man can bear.
JOE BLAoKByRN, Of Kentucky, de.
pies that President Cleveland, in nm
Interview with him, Two weeks before
the election, predicted his own &c.
feat.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed. Jour appetite
10 poor, goa are bothered With Hs Adaehs q
on are hdgety. nervous. aud gensr all
sas OF sorts, asd waut TO BRACE up. Bracs
cvnes, or bitters, which have for their bssis
WY cheap. bad whisky. and which stinu-
iste you for an hour, and then leave you
In worse condition than before. What
you want Is "a alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy action OF Liver
and kidneys, restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strength. Such .
medicine you will 6nd Ia 81 ectric Bitters
and only so cents bottle at r. l.. vaDn.
vanter's Drug Store.
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Conn MurrrNs. -Mix . cun e.ci

Conn MUFFINs. - Mix . cup esch
OF white and yellow corn meal and
add half a teaspoonful Of salt. Boil
pint and half Of milk and pour
over 1t. Let it stand till morning.
Beat separately the whites and yelks
ct two eggs. add q tablespoonful and
half Of sugar, three-fourths of .
cup OF flour, with teaspoonfal OF
baking powder. II too thick add.
cold milk. but it should be left quite
thick. Bake in gem pans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
The Sentence of Jesus.

A correspondent Of Notes and
Queries extracts from the Kolnischc
Zci.uDg what is called "a correc,
transcript Of the sentence OF de.t!.
pronounced against Jesus Chris, '
The following is a copy OF the most
memorable Judicial sentence ever
pronounced in the annals OF the
worid-nsmely, that Of death agains st
the Savior, with the remarks that the
Journal lie Drois has collected, the
knowledge OF which must be interes.
ting 10 The highest degree to every
Christian. Until now We are not a..
ware that il has ever been made pub.
lie in the German papers. Tho SEN
tence is word for wort as follows:
Sentence pronounced by Pontius
Plate. Intendant Of the province of
Lower Galilee, that Jesus Of Naz..
re'h shall suffer death by the cross :.
In the seventeenth year Of the reign
of the Emperor Of Tiberius, and on
he 25.b of the month OF March, In
the most holy city of erusalom, du
ring the Pontificate OF Annas and
Caiaphas, Pon,ius Plate, Intend an.
OF The province Of Lower Galilee, sit.
ting In judgement in the presidential
seat OF tho Pr@tors, sentences Jesus
Christ Of Nazareth 10 death on a
cross between two robbers. az the
numerous and notorious testimonials
OF the people prove: 1. Jesus is a
misleader. 2 He has excited the peo.
pie to sedition. 8. He il an enemy
to the laws. 4. He calls him elf
the Son OF God. 5. He calls him
self falsely the King of Israel. 6.
He went into tho Temple followe /
by multitude carrying palms In
sheif hands. Orders: The first Cen.
turion. Quintus Cornelius, 10 bring
hin TO the place Of execution. For.
bid all persons, rich or poor, to pre-
vent tho execution of Jesus. The
witnesses who have signed the exc
cution agains, Jesus are: 1. Daniel
Robani, Pharisee 2. John Zoroba-
bic 3. Raphael Robani;4. Capet.
Jesus TO be taken out OF Jerusalem
through the gate of Tvurnes,'
The sentence is engraved On a
plate Of brass IN the Hebrew Ian.
guage, aud on its sides are the fol.
lowing words: "A similar plate has
been sent to each tribe 1t was dis.
covered in the year l,280. in the city
OF Aquil', (Aquilla?) in the kingdom
OF Naples, by search made for the
discovery Of Roman antiquities, and
remained there until 1t was found by
the commisssries OF art in the French
army Of Italy. Up to that time OF
the campaign in Southern Italy i,
was preserved in the sscristy OF thu
CarIhusisns. near Naples, where H.
was kept in box of ebony. Since
then the relic has been KEEP. in the
Chapel OF Caserea. The Carthusians
obtalne 1t by their petition that the
plate might be KEEP, by them, which
was an acknowledgment Of the sacri.
ices made by them for the French
army. The French translation w.s
made literally by members OF the
commission of arts. Deno1 had a
fac-simile engraved, which vas bought
By Lord Howard on the sale of his
cabinet for $3.50 francs. There
seems to be no historical doubt as 20
the authenticity OF this. The rea-
sons Of the sentence correspond OK
actly With those Of the Gospels
London Tablet.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

CocoAnvr PuDpINa. - Boil one
quart OF milk and pour il over one
grated cocoanut. add . email tea.
spoon Of salt, the yelks of Ave segs
well beaten with scant teacup OF su-
gar and Q teaspoon or fiavoring;
bake until like thick custard aud
then cover with the weil.bsaten
whites favored and swestersd and
brown delicately In hot oven.