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Air brake Freight Cars Attached to Pas.
senECr Trains.


Air brake Freight Cars Attached to Pas.
senEcr Trains.
Ten days ago s. Baer's Sons had nine
cars, or 1900 barrels OF Pll!sbury's Best
Flour on track. Upon its arrival the
same was unloaded and delivered to the
many patrons Of that Justly celebrated
brand Of flour. Two days later not 0
barrel Of that flour was on hand. In
fact, so urgent was the demand for Pills
bury's Best Flour that not sack OF il
was placed in the warehouse, and many
orders still pending.
With tho usual expcdiency, the firm
OF s. Baer's Sons arranged with the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company to
bring the flour here attached to passen.
ger train. ,I.
Two car loads arrived at Chicago on
Friday and were started for Wheeling
on the evening Of the 18th inst, arriy.
ing Saturday morning, tho 10Th inst,
being just II hours en- route from Chi.
cage, and delivered the same day to the
different merchants OF Wheeling, Bell.
aire and Martins Ferry--not Fl hours
having elapsed from the time Pillsbury's
Best Flour left Chicago, and could be
had at most Of tho stores in this vicinity
TrhSS
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~, IT will pay you to read Stone.
Guickcst limo Yct-FriEhtful Velocity.

Quickest limo Yct-FriEhtful Velocity,
Tho great demand for the best ilours
on this or any other markets has necessi.
tated a revolution in usual means d
transportation now in force in this city,
the old way being entirely too slow Ia
supply the immense demand ior Aka and
Satin Gloss Flours. .-1'''f y
It became necessary, therefor, to erect
at fabulous expense a system Of pneuma.
tic tubes through which the trade MIGHT
be- supplied ut regular intervals, - :
Fifteen cars at time by this line beino
the smallest shipment.
A. @. Egerter, wholesale grocer. is. th,e
sole agent for these popular brands Of
-four, apd has shown great enterprise in
bringing about this revolution in rand
transit. Mr.. Egerter is therefor entitled
to the first premium, as are also the Iva
brands Of most excellent tlours named in
this most truthful narrative. lf65 {
This is strong dose. Yet tits as red
sonabla as some now offered to the trade,
Try q dose (of the -FOUR. 81
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At tho GRIND Tu.nIrllt,

Manager Genther, Of the Grand, has
secured Sisson's s"Wild Oats" company
to play return engagement, commenc.
ing this evening. This company proved
its ability to please the public on it's for
mer visit here. Denville Howe will be
seen in the leadingrole Of Col. Budd; he
is a comedian Of ability,,who can easily
keep his audience laughing. Among
the other members Of the company who
achieved popularity hero on the occasion
Of their former visit, are the National 1,
McIntyre and Rice and the Forester
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r.ss@a-r r.sa-
Isailr0nd Engineers In Town,

Col. P. Fl. Irwin, Of Baltimore, one OF
the chiefs Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio's civil
engineering force, arrived in this city
last evening. accompanied by three as.
sistants, and registered at the Stamm.
Colonel Irwin is here for the purpose OF
taking certain measurements in and
about the Baltimore 4 Ohio passenger
shed bridge, but what use is to be made
Of these measurements is not known.
Colonel Irwin has frequently visited
Wheeling, at times when certain priv
iileges were being asked Of Council, and
has many friends here. as 3 ~: t12i
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Ito company, aud In Tho near iu.ura Dellairc
an boast Of another laryp anl beneficial indus.

A compromise may DO made at the coming
Republican convention and Dewitt: Daniotd All
able man. IL reported az being In good position
to step Into the Mayorality nomination,
Mr.. Alex. Neil, a prominent farmer living
lnst west OF here, lest thirteen sheep and had
One dog was caught aud killed on the spot: the
others got away. E TrH
Natural gas has knocked several T'ellairc work.
men out who were employed Ia md around the
Benwood mill plant mud who werc firing with
Goa! until Monday. when tho gas was sgaln In.
there. -lt' 49,, I'I' I7.-rIa ~ re-.
Three. OF tho candidates on the Republican
cl!y ticket can now DO pretty safely named as
follows: Marshal, John Mccormick Treasurer,
r. Ebetle; street Commissioner J. q. Hamilton,
anu neolRe "; WALTERS VIII probably be the
A scrap iron mud rallway Ito synd ca,o has been
formed here by u lot OF young men who arc do.
Ing y rushing business. They nte buyipg MI tho
Old dead or third class ties and cleaning tho fur.
mace stag thrown over the river banks for scrap
ron anu buying scrap Iron FROM smaller deal.
ers. .0. ., rr ''HHfU. Z. rHHr,.rH d
There Is every promise for Dellairc having
prosperous summer; several new dwellings md
business blocks arc TO b. erected and " In Il new
cement works. two new foundrys, n possible
new glass house to DO brought hero from Find.
bright. - 80 $3.50
The boot and shoe store OF N. MillIgan 4
son was evidently chosen asa place Tor burglars
10 Try Their hands gu Tuesday night, but they
must have been frightened away. Tho door
ANS were all split OF, but the additional fasicn,
ings held tho doors khut aud an entrance was
Affected
a man on tho MCGOWAN ticket, which was SC.
!ected at Tuesday nights primaries, snys he was
put thcre without his CONSENT aud iii the con.
vention III vote for GIL. This for a time seem.
Cd 10 break tho threatened deadlock, but one OF
tho same kind has been sprung from tho Gill
side OF tho fcnce and the lie htiil remains. A
all day yesterday. .,g.r' -
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BELLAlI,E BRIEFS.
Political rointer,-New Ipdns,r ,..

Political rointers-Sew Inlustries-Nevs
f5ag. % Notes and Personals.
Friday night the Prohibition Club will uorn,
na.cn full city ticket. f,.It - -
Ray, infant son ofMr. and Mrs. Louis ], Daub.
died on Tuesday night. 49, 80, = ~
Louis Boltc, OF tho Fourth ward, is able ia h,
around after severe sick spell. :. =
Some g., i. & ". civil engineers arc sirht,nr
around IN the u. l. 0. yards hero. 't,7 - : .
II. T. Spence md family leave to-day for tbci,
new home In Monongnhela City, Pa. -
Wheeling bricklaycrs arc rebuilding the crowr
Of the Lantern Globe Compauy's works. i.
John Graham aud Miss May s,adlcr will bc
married at tue BRIDES home this evening. Z -
Reccc Darby issui!cring with q badly sprained
plant. f,Es,,,7F7 ''Ta'1t. - 80 ~
The. SNOW and min has seriously interferc,]
Win the work on the B.. z. 4 c. aud Ohio VALLEY
The interest In tho meetings at tho First Pres.
byterian church continues undated. Rey, Mr..
barr Is a splendid talker. -1.77' = (! ~ -
= Jos; Clements, OF tho Third ward, Samuel Nc.
Donald, Of the u. 4 o., and p. Mct;Ivern' with
thSir families talk OF visiting their old homes in
Ireland this summer. IA NJ So = -.
Z The new cement com pnny recently formed and
which has located on Pinch Run, Just below thIs
place mas thoroughly tested and anaiyxed tho
mucn ulEcd q cement store hcreabouis. and il
more than pleased with the results. Several
iaIge corporattons have nlnced their orders with
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$4,000 four years ago tho price at which
1t Is reported she has been sold to Capt.
Dick Talbot Is $4,000. A fast light
draught boat running between Steuben.
vile and Wheeling during tho summer
season would certainly DO profitable
investment.
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eaectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For eale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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RIvEsv1LLE, W. Va, March II, 1900.
Aessra. NeiH e. E,linsham: =
DEAR sIns:-I acknowledge receipt OF
one barrel FAMOUS Flour, won by me
in contest Of closest guess as to the
adjournment Of the Legislature OF West
Virginia. I have had it thoroughly
tested, and find its qualities superior in
many respects, OF snowy wilderness and
excellent rising qualities. Have also
had it tested by neighbors, whose testi-
monials accompany this letter.
Yours. ETC.,
FRANK Hoop.
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GoTo the Feed Mill and Store on South
street, near Market, for grain and feed
ofall kinds, for horses, cows anu chick.
ems. Fresh ground corn and oats chop
twice every week.
TrIr&s KIMBERLY & DAVIS.
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SPRING AND SIMMER.

We are In receipt OF nil tho newest
Novelties in Woolcns for mems wear,
consisting Of Saitings, PnntaloonipgS
mud Oycrceatings, Mhlcl, VIC are pre.
pared to make up In tho best style ind
lit ut reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete and offers
special Inducements. 1tgEf l2s W.
G. HESS & SONS, (,
1891 4 1923 Market Street.
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Likes pan.uanile Very Much,

Likes Pan-IInndle Very Much.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 12.
Atssrs. s. Baer's Sons: 4II.ls5
GENTLEAEN:-Enclosed find 25 Pan
Handle Coffee wrappers, for which
please send ME your picture No. 10. j
like your Pan-H Handle Coffee very much
Mns. E. A. MCFARLAND,
G2 East Beau street,
TThs&w ., Washington, Pa,
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought
What Joy md pleasure can Be brought
From little things so wisely bought,
RS BucEspe EItrn, IA.
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WlLElvlLLE, W. Va, March !.
ltssrs. s. Baer's Sons:
GENTLEMEN Send picture No. 10 to
Mis-. John Dakan, in care Of Mellots
Bros. We think Pan. Handle Coffee the
best. Mrs. JOHN DAKAN.
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y TUT 0Inyor OF bridgeport, 7
To tue Editor of.he Inielligenctr.
SR:-Pleasc announce in your col.
umns that MIR. r. r. Howell will be an
independent candidate for the office OF
Mayor Of Bridgeport. ~
'.aEitlt. MANY CITIZENS,
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FoR some time past I've been a rheu.
matte. / recently tried Salvation Oil
which gave mo almost instant relief. /
recommend it as II has entirely
cured me. JAMES GoRDoN, Balto., Md.
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If you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker.or memorial OF any kind,
and want first.class work and low prices,
call,at office oflL.5A. Moore. second iloor
McLain's Buildlng,il205 Market street,
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Gbe Sntellioenler.
onlcos Nos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Table Cutlery-EwinS BROS,
Grand Open lionse-"ln tho Ranks"
Farm Stock for Sale. 800 ~
Horses and Mules for Sale,
stone L ThOmas-fourth Pare.
Commissioners Sa!u OF Real Estatr.
For Rent-Rtnchar, & Tatum.
Nor Sale-Brtck House-G. 0. Smith,
Loose's Rcd Clover Extract-Lornn Drug Co,
Hcnr!cttas mud scrgcs-Gco. n, Shook i Co
Head OF Local. ~ Z
Atlantic Tea Ca.-Eoas,h Page. .ss
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5000 barrels Electric Light Flour do.
livered to the grocers Of our city yestcr-
day. S'7. ~
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, March la.-For West.
crn Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
warmer, fair weather; southerly winds.
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapes,

l .a... DIED.
REED-on Wednesday. March 10, 1890, EsrELLA,
iniant daughter Of Edward and Estella Reed,
aSed weeks ana days. -
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs. Porter, No.
700 McColloch street, Thursday afternoon n,
3o'clock. Friends OF the family arc invited
to attend. Interment at Mt. Calvary Gene.
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THERE are millions in It." said drug.
gibt when asked about Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price % cents,
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s1tT4c Finest and Most Fragrant.

!. CARPET BARaAlSs-Read Stone
Thomas "ad,"j *. III Islii' (
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Notes from, tho Wharf.

LACE CURTAIN BARdA1Ns-Read Stone
4 Thomas ad," III
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Panhandle cotrco is Excellent.

:, q .'0H1''H' " N, WHrCn II.
Atsss. S. Baer's Sons: y E n,
]. GENTLEMEN:-Enclosed you will find
% Pan. Handle Coffee tickets, for which
please send me picture No. 20, in care al
Lloyd 4 Co., Palatine, W. Va. You,
Panhandle Coffee is excellent and we
will use no other. =
1S ,5 Respectfully,
TThs&w si't5' ALlcEJ. OnLEY. Is
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RlvEsvlLLE, W. Va, March II, 1890.
Messrs. Neiu & Eu,ngham:
GENTLEMES:-I have thoroughly test
ed FAMOUS. FLOUR received by Mr.. Hoot
OF this place, and pronounce it unsur
passed rs to quality. f. L. PICKETT.
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KrMrLE and fun at the Opera House
tonight. Don't miss it.
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RlvEsvlLLE. WA, March II, 1890.
Mtssrs. Neil & ERin0ham:
] GENTLEMEN:-I have tried the FAMOUS
FLOUR received by Mr.. Hood; and pro
nounce it excellent. 80.
Mas. NJ. s. H1SEMAS, 4
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Go TO Houses music store this morn.
ing and secure your tickets for Kemple's
lecture. You know you are sure OF a
1anph. .I.0|-r y. -.gaI $50 al
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RAPID TRANSIT.

DRESS GOODS AND SILK BARGAINS
Read Stone & Thomas lad"
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TIE ladies will surely enjoy Kemple's
lecture tonight, as it is refined, whole.
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TEAS.

Our CotIees arc NIL roasted in their
natural state. We uae no poisonous mix.
lures to glaze and cover defective grains
and add to weight. .
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lowell BAEGAlSs-Read Stone &
Thomas Sad"
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Il IF you cannot see and need spectacles
you should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. Wo lave tho
finest Instruments and moro experience
thnn any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
tunded. JACOB W.. GRUBB, 3@fI
Jeweler and OptlcIau, =
Cor. Twelfth and Market street,,
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The thermometer ut Schneprs drug
Btore, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered M follovs. as, : - }51f,sIT5. =
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-. The Finest and Most Fragrant.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March 10.
4tsrs. s. Baer's Sons: l5s,.
DEAR SIRs:-I have used 25 pounds OF
Panhandle Coffee and find it the finest
and most fragrant coffee in the market.
Please send me No. IS oil painting, and
oblige Mrs. NELL BRADY,
90 East Beau street,
TThsAw Washington, Pa. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17

The Board OF Public Works met last
night. but transacted nothing outside Of
routine business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
D0VENER'S REHASH
TIE CAPTAIN DOLES OUT TARIFF TAFFY TO
THE BOYS AT PHILIPPI.
AD Apology for a Republican Mass Meeting
The Bloody Shirt Waived Vigorously.
How the Speakers Notes We're
Left at Home.
Speeial Tsl.arnn. lo ne Reqls,sr.

Special 7siegrdR, 10 he Register.
PHILIPPI. w. Va, June 16.-Captain
Davener had been extensively advertised
as the orator for the Republican mass
meeting to-day. The court house was
well filled at the beginning, about two
hundred people, dozen OF whom were
ladies. Something over forty present
of the crowd were Democrats. The
Captain spoke about one hour and a
half, during which time his crowd
dwindlcd To less than one hundred. His
speech contained no new ideas. 1t was
a rchaSh of last years arguments. He
discussed the tariff, pensions and the
history of the Republican party. He
waived the bloody shirt vigorously, and
ut the SSmc time declared that
hc was not doing so. He
seemed TO glory in the old
Nag and an appropriation. He declared
in favor of tariff for protection with in
cidental revenue, and said tariff for
revenue with incidental protection is
free trade.
OF cOuSc he discussed steel rails, salt,
and calico. with much warmth, and in
sisted that the Mckinley bill was the
beacon light for the people Of this coun-
try and that the tariff on tin cannot
hurt our people unless they propose to
cover their hayStackS and chicken cOOpS
with tim The Captain did not appear
To be- posted ON the living issues of the
day and especially on the absorbing one
of tariff reform. He said he had left
his documents at home, and we advise
him to look them up before he goes out
again. Very little enthusiasm was
manifested. \ few OF the faithful Oc-
casionally had the courage TO cheer just
a little, but the bulk of the crowd had
a funeral aspect.
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Among the Big Hittcrs.

At Chicago-The National League
PLAYED two games this afternoon, Chicago
winning and losing one. In the first game
Pittsburg's inability to hit Hutchinson
with errors at critical point lost them the
game.
At Cincinnati, O.-Cincinnati, :; Cleve
land, 3; earned runs, Cincinnati, 3; Cleve
land. /: hits, l3 and >; errors, , and 6; and
pitchers, Niau and Lincold
At delphia-Athletics 8; Brooklyn
3: hits, s each; errors, , and .; pitchers
Mcmahon and McCulloch.
At New York tP. L.)-New York !,
Brooklyn 3; earned runs, Brooklyn !
pitchers, Russie and Terry; hits, 9 and :
errors, and ,.
At Syracuse-Stars 6, Rochester II hits
10 and l3. errors, and 6; pitchers, Casey
and Barr: earned runs, Rochester l.
At Chicago-Chicago, q; Cleveland, .
errors, = and / hits, & and /; pitchers
Baldwin and McGill.
At Boston IN. L.)-BOston, 10; Phila
delphia, 0; earned runs, Boston 3; hits u
aud ( errors, ; and >; pitchers, Getzeir
and Vickery
Second gamc-Score: Boston, 3; Phila
delphia, ,; earned runs, , each; errors
and >; hits, 10 and 10; pitchers, Nichol;
and Smith.
At B0ston (P. L.)-Boston II, Philadel
phia l3; earned runs and >; errors,
and 3 umpircs, Matthews and Cunning
hits, l6 and Il; pitchers, Gumbert anC
SWEET.
Second game Boston T., Philadelphia
,: earned runs } and /; errors 3 and &
pitchers, Radbourne and Hustled; hits, i
and ;.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn P. L. :, New
York &; hits. and 9; errors, , and 3
Pitchers, Murphy and Crane.
At Buifalo-rhe Bisons OP. L. were de
feated to-day on account of poor fielding
and stupid base running. Attendance, 67S
Buffalo 5, Pittsburg 10; hits, II each: er
rors and 8; earned none Pitchers, Fer
son and Maui
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A LUCKY MAN.
L. +. Holloway Draws $500 in the
Denver State Lottery.

Mr. T. f.. Holloway. who is owner Of a
newspaper stand at the southeast corner of
Second and Walnut streets, has suddenly
come into considerable wealth, because he
was fortunate enough to hold ticket 1850,
which drew the first capital prize of S',5OC
in the Denver State Lottery.
Mr. Holloway has invested in other lot
teries before. but this is his first trial in the
Denver lottery. A week before the monthly
drawing of the Denver State Lottery he
invested fifty cents for whole ticket, aud
ON the l4th of this month received notice
that he had won the first prize.
A few days after this Mr.. Holloway re
ceived 375 twenty-dollar gold pieces by the
Wells, Fargo Express company.
Mr. Holloway is greatly elated over his
good fortune, but is as yet undecided III
what manner he will dispose of IT.
The Denver State Lottery is compara-
lively new institution in the city, but has
shown its integrity and its fair method OF
doing business by the prompt manner in
which the claim Of Mr. Holloway was met.
The claim Of Mr.. David Oliver, of l123
Charlotte street, Kansas City, Mo, who
held ticket 352S7 and drew $3.50 as the
third capital prize, has also been promptly
met.
The tickets are in whOles and halves and
are sold at fifty cents and twenty-five
cents. Mr. F. Rhodus, Denver Colo,
is the resident agent Of the Company at the
headquarters. Philadelphia Item, May 2S,
1890.
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STILL IN \ oUANDARY.
Discussions Created by the Recent Decis-
ion of Judge jackson.


PLRKERsBURG, w. VA, June l6.-The
Collectors Office is still in a quandry over
the recent decision of Judge j. j. jackson,
of the L. :. Court White says the recent
decision, in which the Judge of the |. =.
Court took advanced grounds-far in ad-
vance of any court in the country, or of the
Internal Revenue Department would com
pei nearly every general grocer and mer-
chant in the State 10 take out retail deal
ers' stamp. costing So per annum.' He
also saws "he has no right under his pres
cnt instructions from Washington 10
exact tax for such purposes.
Judge JacksOu's decision Is final IN mis-
demeanOr cases. and if this is the case how
will White dare refuse to give the mer-
chants their tax ticket if applied for and
the amount credited, This question was
asked frequently on the streets yesterday.
Meanwhile the many merchants who have
been advised of the arrest and fine OF the
eight Wetzel county merchants and OF
Judge JacksOn's decision stand around
while their application is hung up or refused
bv the Collector. The worst feature OF the
whole affair is that the hordes OF informers
and spies who infest the State will turn
their special attention 10 the country mer-
chants, and will manage to get them IN
dictcd for sales of essences, extracts ana
kindred ingredients during the past twelve
months. for the sake of the fees and mile
age. or will threaten and blackmail them
out Of existence.