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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-26
Enormous Advance in Real Estate.

The recital OF the advance Of real estate IN IaIa-
poosa IN the last months would seem like fairy
tale to those not familiar with the rapid growth OF
cities in this rich mineral belt OF the new South
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-26

SEND FOR PROSPECTUS
We have issued an elaborate prospectus, accurate
ly describing the city and its surroundings and the
property OF this Company. giving illustrations of
many OF the buildings. residences etc, also plat of
city, price list OF lots latest quotations stock of
this Company, and otner information of interest to
investors and settlers, which we will mail free
application. Address
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-26
Hoods Sarsaparilla
100 Doses One DoIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared on
BY c. I. HOOD & CO. Apothecaries Lowell Mass
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
TURF TALK.

Richcreek and Moore, the crooked jock
eys, ruled off at New Orleans, have started
for Gutenberg.
The Clifton prize for the jockey who las
the largest number of wins up to December
8 is a check for 81, 900. Tay lor leads, with
Whyhurn second and Bergen third.
The most promising yesIlipg in tie West
is reported to be CsdwaldeI's bay colt
Starter Caldwell, by Ten Brock, dam Mics
Mailer. He has shown a couple Of fast fol-
long trials at the Lexington track, AID w.
Il. Cheppu offtrs S., 600 for him.
Friar's Balsam, last year the crack Egg
li:h 2 year-old, has undergone another op-
Grafton, piece of bone having teen re-
moved f;om his jaw. Tue work was sue
cessful, and it is hoped he will run ss we'll
as ever next season. His owner, Sir F.
johnson, has refused els, 900 for him.
At Lexington the celebrated stallion Re
form, foaled 1871, by imp. bennington,
dam imp. Stolen Kisses, by Knight Of the
Ksrs, died of pneumonis, at Treacy &
Wilson's stable, Saturday night. Reform
was br,d by Sir Roderick W. Cameron,
New York city, the gentleman WHO i'm
ported his famous sire, but he ran all his
races in the colors Of Mr.. Mark Lit!ell. AS
a race-torse he was fine performer, win
ming the Monmouth Sequel stakes al
Long Branch in 1874, Debating in that
race a select field Of seven, ard covering
the distance-two milts-in 1919. lie
Afterwards won a mile and three-quarters
a. Saratoga in 3053, a performance which
stood as the best on record at the distance
for several years. For his chance, Reform
was successful stallion, being the sire Of
TOnawands, Headlad, Brown Duke, Shell
By Barnes, Florence S, Rataplan, Little
Fred and other winners.
The annual meatirg Of the Board OF
Appeals of the American Trotting Assc cha.
ton will be held in Detroit, Tuesday,
December 4, tie same day on which the
Board Of Appeals of the National TrOtting
Assertion will meat ia New York.
Peril was 30 lengths behind at one time
in a race at Clifton Wednesday, but won
by two lengths.
EI Bither, the driver Of Jay Eye See,
saws that the horse 10 ont of danger. For
dinner he ate oats and Cruel. Ed ssys:
The gelding will not die; ifhe does I will
die, tOo."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
SCULLING MOTIFS.

Wallace Ross Gays he will gladly meet
Harry Brooks and match him elf to p'o.
psi road sculling machine against the
two heei-and-towe walkers Mr.. Brooks
controls, and will agree to cover more
miles than they can with their scores uri-
ted. H. would prefer, however, TO have
the match take place outdoors, as the to-
ba2co smoke Of halls disagrees with him.
A late Australian papers says: With
reference to Hanlan's challenge on behalf
of Teemer, Searle states that he has no il
tention of accepting any further challenge
at present, and that he will not row any
further matches between the race with
Kemp and the Brisbane aquatic carnival
Kemp has not yet replisd to the challenge.
1t is probabls that his answer will be some
what similar to that of Searle.
Oarsman O'Corno1's friends cay after the
race O'Ccnnor got out OF his she'll and
waited on the Dat for Tsemer to come
along. When the defeated orsman came
within bailing distance O'Conuor shouted:
Come and shake hands, John The race
needn't make Us bad friends" Teemer
looked up, cast an angry glance at the man
who ka1 exii0guished his light and
rowed on. Joseph Rogers, the hacker of
O'Conuor, and Referee Elder also called to
Teemer to shake hands with O'CJnIor,
but the ex-chsupion ignored the request.
The Toronto men who bIC& O'Cannvr
are willing to make a match fIr him
agsiDSt Jake eau iaur for any amount, the
race to bs rowed in California in February.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

the Boston club emit have Ward, and that
he must either 60 TO Washing ton or stay
in this city. 1t will be some time before
the question as 10 Wards going anYWte:e
can Re decided, for he canrOs now be
reached.
Ted Sullivan, the manager of the Wash
iugtons, says that he is not going to man.
age the club next season, as the mansge-
ment are o dirty set. He hiss q letter
from Mr.. ellis, who is organizing team
to represent Sacramento in tbs Csliforn,s
League next season, and it is probable that
Ted will 60 out there and manage that
team
Mansg'r Phillips mailed contracts to
Sunday, Calvin and Hanlon last evening
The lstter's contract goes to Australia
Calvin has been offered $1,000, Of which
$500 will be advanced at once. Manager
Phillips states that this is the clubs
ultimatum to Calvin, and, if he refuses to
sign, no other offer will be made. IL Is
likely that he will sign.-PiHs6arg DIS
patch.
The Cincinnati club will make new
departure rext season. Daring the ab-
seScs of the team the grounds will &c
thrown opsn to smateur clubs. An asso-
citation will BE- formed, and 10 the wionsI
of the championship a purse Of $500 and
new uni Iorms will be given. Secretary
Hairy Sterre will prepare the schedule.
Each club viii be compelled to deposit an
entrance fee Of $40.
TIE st. Louis deal for Davis is off, as
Won der Abe refuas to pay IS, 1000 for his
relea e. Thare is still prospect that Nc
Tammany may become msmber OF the
Browns rext year, bat Won dtr Abe will
have to increase his present offer il he gets
him. The L9uisvilles have been given a
price for Ba'klsy and Cline, but show no
anxiety tOac,ep. ik-Kdnsds City Journal
President Al Resch, of the Philad, lph;a
club, has, apparently, already found out 6
way of tluGing the rule. He draws atten-
ton to the fact that all high-priced or
star player Iced do when he is ready to
sign a contract for next season is to say to
his club: II will sign this contract PFC
Vided l am given the same salsIy every
season hereafter that ! stay with the club. y
If the president agrees to this proposition,
he will notify President Young and the
player will receive his fancy price.
Jake Virtue to Detroit.
CANTON, O., November 23-First Base
man Jake Virtue, CT CAntoa's nine for the
pss! two seasons, has sigrel with the De-
tro;t international team. He is known as
one of the hest men in that position in the
country, and during his engagement with
c intcn received cff4rs from nearly every
club in the League snd Association, but
always preferred a minor league. He is
also good batter and base runner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
STEUBENVILLE GOSSIP.

Specto Correspondence Of The Sind1y Register.
STEUBENvILLE, December l The re-
suits from the work in the oil Territory
over the river have not of late bsen very
satisfactory. The reports are that the last
four wells came in dry. All these wells
sre said to be located in the southern por-
ton Of the territory, and demonstrates
pretty conclusively that the OIL bait does
not extend in that direction, and will
without doubt cause the ekers altar the
oleagiuous f1id to change tbs course of
their search. The failure to strike oil in
these instances does rot diminish tt in
terest, for past finds hSve proven that the
territory is productive o te, bat thst the
bed Of oil lies il differen. directio from
that anticipated OF course this ds3ov-
cry is very disappointing TO the land
owners in the sou hern pMtton Cf The dis
trict, but what is their loss viii be others
gain.
/ 1T is now settlei definitely that Jote2b
Basler will be candidate for Mayor at
tie coming spring elections. While Mr..
| Rasler will head the Democratic ticket lie
will in reality lie the peoples candidate
and will receive such s5pgO t. reg rdless
of party affiliations, as will insure liz tri-
umphant election. As member Of COun-
Gil from the Fifth wa'd he has shown SUE h
an elrnestness in his Efforts to taxa care OF
the interests of the public that he il with
ont doubt the mist prominent pubic off,
cisl the city he's bad for yea!e. The citi-
zen Of st ubenville will never have Iea-
son to regret their aC'ion if they should
L n IL 4, j.. ~.
fairs.
The cantats ot "Ether" was given at
the Ocera House on Thursday aud Friday
evenings Of this week, under the manage
msnt Of Mr. A. D. Foudrsy, OF New York
city, and under the ausp:c Of the Young
MEMS Christian Association. The attend
ance was very good, and the sudieJ C, Was
highly delighted with the entertainment
The news Of tie killing tt vii ian Sal
mon. which wac received in this city last
Thursday, was totally unexpected. I1
company with his wife and two children,
his brother Sam, and his uncle, Mr.. Col
linz, the deceased left Steusenville jnst
two weeks pricr to the anncu2c ameit of
his death with the intention Of Ice lting
permanently in C,lifor;ia. No ore at
thst time imagined that his proposei Pr
mareDt residence woull be of sach shoIt
duration. His friends in Selbenville
were greatly panied over his untinely ard
unexpected death.
NJ S. Stoktly returned homs this week
from a trip through Mon ana and the
Northwest.
NJ 81 Georgia Myers arrived home MOI
4 r,la nj viz n fri \
in Urichsville and Columbus.
Miss Aunle LsizuEe is the CUES: Of friencs
at McKoe'port, Pa.
Col. John Buchanan, of Wayre'buIg,
Pa, il Vi itjrg his niece, Mrs. W. R INK,
of North Tnird street.
Mrs. Katie Harden was the gust Of
friends IN Wheeling during tie psst weak.
Mrs John H. DowaP, Jr., Of Wheeling,
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in this
city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
SPORTS EVERYWHERE.
Tx LATEST GOSSIP ABOUT PROFESSIONAL
ATHLETES.
Tie Havlin-W Warren Figh.-A Series Of Feather
Weight Battles Looked FOr-Notes Aleu-:
PIglEss-Bsss Ball News
General Sports.

Tommy Warren end Jack Havelin broke
the monotony during the weak of the news
plper wars 80 common among the pugi-
lst,. with the fercest battle that has been
fought in this country for years. Warren
not OILY surprised bis friends but he showed
that he is tit to rank among the very best
men in his class ia America. He has YET
GOT a rocky rad to travel if he sspres 10
mat place. Johnny Murphy, Cal. NC
Carthy. Ike Weir and one or two more
corking good little men are In his path
wav and Ia will have to do some tall
fighting before he can claim the eham,
niopsbjp. Altar the smoke OF his last
.b1ttle clears away, aud the sports
Vet thtir bearings, he will likely
have some challenges to attend 10, ara
fight between him and one Of the three
men named will kelly be made. II any
had an idea that Pat Killen had any Inc
hest o. Dominick NC frey previous to tae
P.t,sburg5er's last chsllspge, that bold
bid should completely wipe Olt all such
IDEAS. Il is difficult ID see how Killen Is
going to sy, il fight now, unless ne oacSs
SoTn comp'e teIy. he treated Mccartney
raske- shabbly in getting him on his ma
tive Heath and then going squarely back
on his agreement, and it now looks as II
Dominick meant business and Wss anx-
iors to force 8 genuine eneoun-
tar. Charley Mitchell, Kilrair, Sullivan
snd D.npss V are still talking, with no
more prospects of fght than there was
when the two first named were in Eugland.
Tnere is some consolation in the fac! that
the public is waking up to the tIus state OF
affairs. Kllrsin and Mitchell were hissed
when they made their appearance at Ker-
rau's theater, Washington, on Thur day
night, snd the feeling against hip5 odroms
reform aucss is rapidly on the increase.
The time is MT far distant wien ths blow
hard lighters, who have been quilting tie
peop'e 8ith their bluffs, and making bar
Tels of money at the same TIM, will find
that there is very lille room flr them IN
this CO1ct'y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
GENERAL SPORTS.

P. Cannon, Scotlaud's fast runner, rau
four miles against time az Glasgow re-
Gently. He ma le new records for all dis
tjnees above two miles, the figures beipg
as follows: 81 miles, 10 minutes 81 So
seconds; % miles, IL minutes G l ) sec
onds; p miles, - minutes 81 1-5 seconds
miles, ii minutes 81 2 5 seconds; 81
miles, 10 minutes Il seconds: 81 miles
l. miru e5 1-5 seioadS; 81 mites, IS min.
u'es Is 2-5 secord'; / miles, 10 minutes
% ) seconds.
Tho CAnron-Pierre wrestling match al
Scranton Tuesday night was "fske. >
Cannon was able to force Pierre upon his
hands and kneea, bat tolld not complete
the throw, ard fl 2elly LIFT the stage. Tine
referee declared draw on the gronud that
Pierre had sct5d entirely on the defensive.
Lon. Myers, tie once famous amateur
spin ter and now the middle distarc' pro-
fessioral champion of the world, will thy
to break the record for half mile running
in Madison Square Garden on the evenip 9
Of December Il.
J. ?. Read, tae Pittsburg checker player
declares that he wcu'd Ike match with
any English or Scotch player (Wylie ex
esp ed and will give any one Of them ex-
penses ID come to this country.
An exciting cooking main took place
Friday, between New York and Patterson
birds in an old barn near Caldwell, n. J.
The birds showed up in good form AID the
battles were fierce one4 At the ciOfe OF
the sixth round the Patterson BIRD was
beaten. For the faal battle tie New York
men put up blue black sgsiust dark
red. The fight was close and exciting and
Ie'ulted in New York's favor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

c,ipts. end also guarantee Mr.. Donovan
a bet of any part of $500 on the result.
An early reply will obbge."
Director Vice, of the California Athletic
Club, is in New York city making over.
tur,s to Mitchell and Dempsey for fight
to a finish in San Frsucisco. The purse
promised is S., 900. Mr.. Vice thinks well
of Dempsey, snd believes he is as good as
ever put up his hands. Director Vice is
also anxious to brig the Spider" and
Warren together. The club which he rep
resents will put up purse Of 81. 500 Tor
the bIttle.
Edward F. McEvoy, the becker of Ike
Weir, the Belfast Spider, has deposited
$3.50 in the Police Gazette Office as forfeit.
With it was a challenge from Weir to fight
any man of his weight 10 the world for
from 81 900 to 81, 500 side and the dis-
nond champion ship bit, James F. Lar
kin, the jersey City light weight, prefer.
red. Larkin has challenged Weir to spar
him ten rounds or fifteen rounds Marquis
CT Oueensberay rules, thu winner to take
all the gate receipts. Weir declines TO do
that, and now Larkin's friends are getting
backing for him. He will furnish bali the
stake himself.
An exchar ga remarks: ut may be truly
said that pugilist's reputation hsrgs on
a thread. Dominick McCafftey lost his
prestige by one blow from man named
Fallon, whom he had at his mercy. Sui
livsn, who re7er Lost fight, fell frcm ti'
high pinnacle simply because he fought a
draw with Mitchell. Now Jack Dempsey
is beirg laughed at because Re failed to
whip clever sparrer in six rounds with
pillows" For Falion read Farrell and
the item is alright PlaindeaIer. 1t Is
all right as it is. Mccartney was almost
knocked out by Jack Fsllon in Brooklyn,
and by Farrell in the Theater Comique,
Philadelphia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
BRNwooD.

The private bop given Friday evening
BY the Rosena club was highly enjoy ape
event 10 the social doiogs of the pist week
A number from Wheelir g were In attsno'
anc'.
TIE Ohio r YER railroad will remunerate
the owners of the COWS killed on their
tracks last wetk.
NJ. Fl. Brush, the efficient manager CT
the blooming department Of the Rivers de
plant, will remove his family from Pulaski
to this city next week. ,
The oyster supper held by the Lsdies'
Aid Society, Thursday evening, Wa'
pleasant social affair.
A new bridge was put ever Bofg' Kun
last week to replace the one swep. away
by last summers freshet
Tbs scala house at the Junction was de-
molish,d by being struck By a car which
jumped the track.
Mrs. Edward Newton, S., is suffering
attack of her recent illness.
Mrs. ". Bursee is visiting f.iends IN
Brilliant, o.
Miss Maggie Dare, charming young
lady of this city, will shortly leave tll
Philadelphia, where she will spend the
winter.
Quite pleasant recsp' ion was given al
Floral Home Than ksgiving Day. 1t wat
attended by number of people from this
place.
Messrs. Patrick Brannon ard james
Smith are contestants for the gentlemen't
god watch in connection with st. John't
bazaar and festival, and Miss Palmer ard
Mis-, Ghe:rity for the lady's watch:
Tool iroa is being wrought in the forge
department Of the iron works. This world
in iicate prolonged run.
Yesterday was pay day at tie factory az
iron works.
1t is stated that number Of men EN-,
ployed at the industries Of this place and
whose families reside st various other
towns would remove here were it poss be
10 obtain suitable houses in which to live.
A bazaar and festival will open Friday
evening in st. Johns school tor the pur
pose of liquidatipg the remaining debt on
the Catholic parsonage. This affair ipdi
catss that it will bs pronounced succts
towards which every one should assist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after Yeas of suffering
from that l9atbsome disease. Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any suffsrer from
this dreadful disease sending self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Prot. J. A.
Lawrence, SO Warren St., New York City,
will receive the recina frAA ri charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

A Boston boy was telling his father ore
day of schoolmate's attenp5 to sing
And time" said the ten-year-old in deep
disgust, why, be Didn't keep any better
time than cow whel dogs running
after herW
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

THE bellies of society see the propriety
OF SOZODONT'J Gains to attention.
Intense their delight, since in keeps their
teeth white
Sotbey give it mcst fatteriug mention.
Leading scngstresses and actresses
Ale among its benefactresses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES PILES. BURNS. CUTS. CORNS,
CRUISES. CHITRLAINS& FROSTBITES
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JQ 3 N HARD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
MUSTANG LINlMENT

is FOR MAN & BEAST. PENETRATEs
aNUSCLE &FIBRETQ THE VERY BONE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN. START'E AND FACTQRYl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

CURES FOOT ROT. SHOULDER-ROT
SCREW.WQRM!Nnsr SCAR IN SHEEP!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
STANG Eminent MUSTANG LINIMEN7MUSTANG LIN9elsI

HEALS INFLAMMATION, OLD sORF
CAKED BREASTS & INSECT BITES.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-09-07

The Supreme Court of Appeals
convened here on Wednesday, with
all the judges on the bench and Mr..
o. s. Long clerk. Mr.. w. A. Bent
Is has been appointed page Uice Mr..
G. B. Kearsley resigned.
The Peter Bowers farm, containing
ia acres, near Summit Point, was
sold on Friday last, by Special Com
missioners Forrest w. Brown and A.
w. McDonald-Thomas West auct.
Ito Mrs. Martha Clipp, at $4l.05
per acre.
The general passenger agent OF
the S. V. r. r. was in town yester-
day, and ON hearing Of the Jefferson
Guards" intention to visit Morgan's
Grove to-day FRIDAY made arrange
ments to have special car for the
Guards" and if the regular train
is late, a special train for those wish
ing to attend from this place. The
train will leave here at 1890 AN.
The Valley Fertilizer Company on
Friday shipped carload of their
home ground bone to Campbell conn-
ty, Va, beyond Lynchburg, to Gen.
Holmes Smith; also six carloads of
mixed goods to Wythe county, Va
The bone was sampled to him, and is
the second lot shipped to the same
party. Taking into consideration the
distance, &c, this speaks well for the
value of the bone-Spirit
The following are the teachers
appointed for Harper's Ferry dis
trict for the present scholastic year:
Bolivar Graded School, Mr.. S. w.
Lightner, principal, assisted by Mr..
J. r. Farmhouse and Miss Rosa Nc
Clone; Camp Hill, Miss Kate Cham
bers; Harper's Ferry, Miss Alver-
non Cross; Silver Grove, Mr.. Albert
Cockrell; Millville, Miss Rose Cock
rell, Halltown, Miss Bette Clapham;
Kellar's, Miss Jessie Cockrell; Oak
Grove. Mr.. Jesse Engle.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-09-07
How to help your Digestion.

Almost every day we feel the un-
pleasant sensations of Indigestion.
Try Allcock's Porous Plasters and
be relieved. j. +. Davenport, Of
Canarsie, New York, writes:
have been very much troubled
with violent pain below my chest
bone. l was told by several physi-
clans that it was rheumatism of the
diaphragm. 1t resulted from cold
and exposure. l had very little APP
petite and digested my food with
great difficulty. | placed one All
cocks Porous Plaster below the
breast bone and two or each side.
In the course Of twenty-four hours
all pain ceased, and l was able to
eat digest good square meal,
something / had not done before in
two weeks. ] got better constantly,
and at the end Of seven days found
myself entirely well. Since then l
have used Allcock's Porus Plasters
colds, coughs and pains in my side,
and / have always found them quick
and effective.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-09-07

A village editor, whose imperti-
hence is as amusing as the bark of q
flee, propounded some questions to
Mr.. j. Nj. Mason. We said he would
answer them il this editor agreed to
publish his reply. The response
was,-"We will publish your reply
PROVIDED THE ANSWERS ARE TRUTH
Full. This won't do. Your read
ers can Judge of the truth of Mr.
Ms answers. II he gives publicity
to facts you are hired to suppress,
you will pretend to think his reply
untruthful, and thus have a plausi-
bile excuse for not printing what he
writes. You asked the questions.
Will you publish reply to them?
You must answer ives" or "no."
Mr.. Mason knows exactly what he
is doing, and he is not afraid of the
truth. Ten don't know what you
are doing, and your masters are ter
riblv afraid of the truth. Come,
will YOU print the answers? II you
agree 20 do so, publish your ques-
tions again; wheE you failed to re
spoud to our offer we threw them
away and do not recollect what they
were.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-09-07
Juice of the Grape Unfermented.

In an interview with Mr.. Speer,
the producer Of the celebrated I'M
fermented Oporto Grape Juice: He
said that the Grape Juice when
passed through the fumigating pro-
cess, and treated with the electric
current is perfectly free from spirit
or the germ that makes it and from
any foreign substance. We have to
watch it very closely, however, he
said, and if any signs of fermenta-
tion appear it must Immediately he
drawn of the lees and again passed
through the fumigating process, and
a current of electricity, for if day
or two should pass before they do
this, one or two per cent of alcohol
might be formed. Kept by drag
gists.