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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17
AGRICULTURAL HINTS.
coMBINAIloN nulLpiNo.

Combined Workshop. Poultry Isosss
and summer tsg rsn.
The illustrations herewith show :
combined workshop. poultry house and
summer pig pen. that has many points
of excellence A perspective view OF
the structure i presented in Fig. and
the ground plan in Fig. !. The work
shop Is ~ one end where . good light
can be secured II has large double
doors 50 that . wagon or cart may be
run IN for repairs or temporary shelter.
The eggs from the poultry house can
D. gathered in the shop. BY placing a
hinged board IN the partition behind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

II you have chronic disease Of ths kidneys
OF bladder The most destructive maiadies
attack these organs. AnnihiIzte such com
piaints In their infancy with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitsers. which. without irritating,
give the right impulse % the action 81 these
Organs. and prevent their lapsinR into dis
e4>ed condition. Overcome also. with the
Biiiers maizsla, dyspepsia, rheumatism and
bliiousnes<
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Naxr ro-calIet .Bitser<r are not medi
cines. but simply liquors % disguised IS q
evnde the law in prohibition SECTIONS This
Is not the case with the celebrated PrIckls
Ash Bifters- Il is purely amedicine. acting
on the liver and blood and By reason 81 ~
cafhartic effects cannot be used - bever'
e., Ii should be In every household
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A MEDICINE that viii strengthen every
part Of the body that will regulate and aid
the various functions il essential 20 the
young and middle age, who snher from
any part Of The body. use Dr. John Bulls
Sar<atari.la- II Il . great auxiliary %
Nature. and thereby robust manhood md
Wonanhood may be attained
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

The high position af.A.rc: and ths uni
vcr~al acceptance and approval 81 The p.ca~-
ant ilqsid fruit remed< syrup Of Figs. -
the most excellent laxative known. illus
fraie the value o. the qualities en- which 10
snce~s u ba~cd and are abund4ntiy graft
flying - Tie California Zig syrup Company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

phyllis are inexpressiblr nortify ing
Remedy 0lenn-s sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and whisker Dye, 50 cents
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WooDEx-"Why do they cay when MAJ
\ little intoxicotcj that ~ has 20 e<1Go
ont" Wacs---Why. because ~ cuts ~
s0.r-Boston Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

WIZ don't you try Carriers Little Liver
Pills, They are = positive cure for sick
headache and all the ills prOdurcd By dis
ordered liver Only one pill dose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

TAKE care OF the pennies and you will
som have = larger amount than viii b
legal tc1<1er-Pucx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

r Il reruliar that the faster man q q!
sooner ago viii overfake him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

French modistcs are making dress
skirts closely gorcd in front and on the
sides. with q bias back arranged in :
new way that gives stylish scantincss
a the top and great breadth AZ the loot
To get this effect the back Il composed
81 three straight brcadths Of silk scwed
together and hung TO the belt from cnc
corner. instead or from their top This
makes straight side next each gnred
side breadth. and leaves the middle Of
we back perfectly bias The point At
We foot Is cut on and the end Of the
skirt Is gracefully rounded. II il well
N making the back TO cut on the upper
corner about eight inches across, and
gather this slightly instead Of literally
hanging the back from = point In
coubse-width goods. such - ladies'
s'oth, single breadth forms the back.
No the slanting seams seen IN silk
'<'rts are thus avoided Chicago Post
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NEARLr every little child needs Dr. Bulls
Worm Desfroyers occasionally. These
dainty candies never fail % do good.
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II il time ior the CRANBERRY crop 70 fall
when tie peach crop fails 70 faiL-S- q
Picayune.
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Do S0r purge nor weaken the bowels. but
&C: specially ON the liver and bile A perfect
liver corrector- Carter Little Liver Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

MoxEY spent for adhesive pIasterD en-
Be charged % payment Of back tax---N
q. Picayune-
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Now 'sAfp The carpenter % bic wife.
.'wc II be % % the party - soon - ! 81
out ny clauhemuer. brush my nails and
cican W : bitH
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BRoxcurr1s Il cured BY frequent smal
dooes Of Piso's Cure for Consumption
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August.
Flower

Mr. Lorenzo F. Sleeper IS very
we'll known to the citizens Of Apple
ton, Me-. and ncighborhood. He
says: Eight years ago ] was taken
" sick. and suffered as no one but q
"dyspeptic can I then began tax
ling August Flower. At that tine
II Vas a great sufferer. Every
thing ate distressed me 50 that l
"had TO throw II up. Then In 2
"few moments that horrid distress
9 would come On and I would have
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The old woman who s.livcd II Z shoo~
evidently had ne.ghbors who kept hens =
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fnncy Colors Much In Favor II Present.
What : delicate. flimsy. pcrishable
thing Of beauty h the fashionable mill
linery Of the present season. Lace
braids. game, tissue, mousseline de sole
and al sorts Of transparent and semi
diaphanous materials 60 TO make up
the hats and bonnets which are most
commonly seen on our promenades
And the colors have been borrowed from
the dawn Of the morning,thc blue Of the
sky and the silvcry white Of the clouds
And old women and little girls. with all
intermediate ages. are wearing them.
Fancy woman Of sixty-fve in bon
net Of pearl-colored gauze. trimmed
with stand-up bows Of rose-pink silk
and ribbon velvet. hut this is just
what we see every day. more's the pity.
The milliner must furnish her customer
with hats and bonnets in the latest
fashion. even though she flies in the
face Of good taste 70 do So
II is curious fact that there are
revolutions in color customs as well Is
other things and the present over
whclming fancy for light colovs and
tints is a perhaps natural reaction from
the very general use Of black. which has
been the favoritc street colors for many
seasons past.
The propriety and wisdom Of such a
rage for light colors may readily be
questioned by any thoughtful person
who takes the trouble % observe the
promenaders on the thoroughfzrcs Of
any great city. and 70 note the strcakcd.
faded appearance Of the pearls. hello
tropcs. wood colors. tan shades and
light grays that everywhere meet the
eyes
In answer to criticisms on tho use Of
these colors, il may he said that the
fashion Is good for trade, as such goods
last through but few wcarings. and
new dresses must be provided, - my
Lady has never dress III to 60 out In
on account Of strcaks. faded places and
the gencrally-fraycd and dingy appear
ance Of the lower edges Of the skirts
and draperics- N. Y. Ledger.
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- 8 1891"
: to eat and suffer
: again took a
little Of your med
\" icinc. and feltnuch
better. and a fter
:" taking a little more
!" August Flower my
=" Dyspepsia disap-
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SEill in IA Canoe Race.

That the skill of the canoe sailor has
more to DO with TIE winning of races
than sail spread or shape of hull has
been proved again and again. A canoe
lesi-ntd by W. P. Stephens for the Sec
retary Of the New York Canoe club on
lines differing from anything before pro-
uuced has sailed in number of the. To-
al New Yol.s races lately. This canoe
Is IL perfect piece OF work, SO far as con-
Struction goes-sinooth, fair and well
irrorortloned. Its peculiar feature is II
very deep. thin underwater body aft
Everything about the canoe suggest
peed. and yet it has not won a rae,
Perhaps It will later on, when Skippe
Stephens has completed his tuning ul
process.
In marked contrast to this result is tn,
success that some of the older canoe
nave had by being well sailed and prop
erly equipped. notably the Nest;,. owne,
oy Daniel Goodsell. of Yonkers. The
Eclipse is also a comparatively old cano,
with reputation. and it Is sure of
good place in the races when fairly wei,
handled unless something breaks-which
las been a rather too common occur
renee of late. A strong and handy rig
in the hands of clever sailor will often
land an old canoe over the finishing line
far in the lead. The races during June
on Headon lake, near London, England
Illustrated this principle very clearly
The winner was the only survivor of !,
fleet of six in one race All the other
canoes either upset or broke down
Sail and Paddle.
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Cost of Ejftcriuv Air.

The air of the house Of commons was
s-.tered last winter at a cost of sixty
pounds for cotton wool, besides the two
n three hundred pounds originally spent
n the steam that worked the fans that
:ove the air in. The layers of cotton
WOOL used We're six feet thick. and ha.
y be changed three times. the outer lay
g in a very short time becoming black
md full Of an oily and sooty substance
,.i,l the Smell of a very bad fog. though
:ie heariest PARTICLES had been removed
y passing the air through water
On one occasion the filter had to be re-
'le;ac:l after only forty eight hours use.
dense fog having lasted the whole OF
.iat time This information was given
= parliamentary committee by Mr.
William Prim, consulting engineer to
.ler naleaty's Office of works. London
-it-bits
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A big Year for Fruit.

Fruit has not been SO plentiful and so
cheap for many seasons as it is this year
For the past month the fruit stands have
been laden with large juicy Bartlett
pears and delicious, rosy peaches, and
now grapes are making their appearance.
All are unusually cheap, too. and the
demand is larger than it has been foI
years. A leading Fulton street dealer
said the other day that he was reaping d
golden harvest this summer. "How is
that" asked. "Oh!" he replied. fruit
Is so plentiful that can keep the prices
down: and so long as such splendid pears
and peaches and melons and plu;ns as
these are cheap everybody who can
;:iford it is going to enjoy them. Last
YEAR the poorer class of my customers
didn't get any fruit. nor did they the
year before. They couldn't afford to
buy it. and they wouldn't have done so
If they could. for there Was no fruit
worth having at any price, This year
there's any amount of it, and it's all
caeap. Everybody is h;,@c;ry for fruit
after being denied it fol sacil Il .ong
ri:ne. and consequently, as -, i,ef3re,
we dealers are reaping Il ric.. A@rycst." +"
Brooklyn Eagle.
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Regulating Nuisances.

Organ grinders. ike Arle.nns Wards
Betsy Jane. want IA little regulating"
Il times III London. and The PROSPECTS Of
Mr.. Jacoby's modest Legislative efforts
to this end will probably b- frightened
ny the reports which Lord Salisbury has
lately gathered from our representatives
abroad In Vienna. 1t seems. licenses
are granted by the w,lice To itinerant
musicians. bCt only to those whoare nm
able to earn their livelihood by any other
means. In Paris anybody wishing to
perform 'as IN itinerant mountebank,
organ grinder, musician or singer. must
apply for Il license to the project Of DO
lice. and it is obligatory that Il certificate
Of good character accompany the appli-
cation IL Berlin those persons who
lis Il means of livelihood and not III the
interest of art perform ON musical in.
strumeats III open places or public streets
CT in court Yards. require a license from
the local police. In Rome the matter is
provided for b. the law of public Sc
curfty. and organ grinders are not al
lowed by the Russian government to re-
side in ST. Petersburg In Madrid they
are Suppressed" iis an ''intolerabie nui-
sauce. London Telegraph.
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= t.s.. wei i,.!oN-a character II to
s'-,7es- t Paris E;;s J.,st t.,ed in til> ~,
lu.a = E..ct.tt:r.- ..iiuds' t3 tie rts5ro
jug E;71.ho,,';a. vllo. wht7i ,..tid
IL. l.r-j visit 10 Paris. was quitea prs nj
res; ,-,,j..::tcr il the r;Liss u ~ =.
- is;ll,i"rs. He i.ses. {" t,Il-.!.. i,
tract !, crowd iiy the e---r,orsliuar; So way
ii,. tar-isi and ss,i.e =. bis /. 'c,,A Y. r..
rciilv very clever One J well rnri",r
b-'-, si'> .la :s,,areni ''o:>u uitu. 90 al >.
a iis i,,ici; Hs. was nt.n.,,f .,s.::-t..;;
i.:ar and when III his prime. and dur
ing the Paris season often nss,l 10 riaiye
as mitch rs thirty francs !. ,!fty- !-s'.-,.su,
Fi-arn
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Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
advices go to show that the lob ter catch
for the season. which closed Aug |. was
the most successful Of any 4 sol for the
past ter or twelve wears. L ppcial'y is
tbs TIE case with the factories border
ing oil the Northut 1Derland straits 4
gentleman Interested III lpltstpr canning
makes the statement that tlese factories
Will 0h the WhO.e avera.sea IL ntt profit of
abont "a $50 each Ta.sIas INTO com
Silsration tia fact that tlr se4.ls,n for
itching Holsters Is by Law re- stricled to
une and .Iuly. this profit must bp re-
arded as enormous
L.. benefit of the short Spi,Srn is now
coming apparent IN the Increased
itch. which is almost double that Of
','vlous Yeas. while the IohsttrS are
ist the right size for canning pur,h,sas.
nch has been the rapid > re,ld of the
,nneritS that every av;lla.. II SIT. along
II shores of the Straits of Northunber-
md has been taken NJ. and la:Ilps de-
!rous of investing money Ia the business
q withheld 10y the di..irrHv of procur-
~ IA favorable rove or peac..
1 good idea of the prof-s Of lobster
;tnning may be gai here;i Il 3n thu fact
at while a pound tin is put NJ ready
Ut shipment at Il cost of abunt nine
tnts they are taken from the caiIn+;ies
wholesale dealers who pay from
'venteen to twenty cents per tin An
american firm owning fourteen f,c! ories
hips its entire product tn the French
nd English mark;-t direct and all its
ins are labeled "MachiaS Day Loilsters."
notwithstanding the fact that the con-
entS We're caught iii Dcuaimon waters,
.,ut mp ON Canadian solI and by Nova
scotia workmen. Montreal Gazette.
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Sheds Her Skin Regularly.

DR.. Frank, whose paper on cases of
human beings who shed their skin regu-
larly created SO much interest in the
Chicago Medical society, has received
the following letter from Mrs. E. Shut,
of Admah. Washington county. Neb.:
Il am thirty-nine years old, and since
the year 1876 have had an attack of this
kind every second or third year regular.
ly. In March. 1889. had a very bad
time and entirely shed my skin. In May
of the same year had another spell. as
| cali it. My skin came off in the same
,,a1,.,pr :s this inan yori wrote iboII
~ !,;s:r t2ils OF cvt-y tinaa and MY ',.,il.
c,.is t.3;t II March 1T this year !. ,s;s
tilt s;,Ine old story. My symptoms Were
the SANE - t..cse ef 'ir Price Ny mo
tive in writing to you is to prove to you
the. i; another ease ike the Gil" You
write about. -Ol.ial;l Lee.
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Cast Iron Railway Irid ges.

s;#r Joan Fowler's report to the di-
rte.;ors OF the London and Brighton rail-
WAY with reference TO their bridges
''f.;'.'s that the company has III cast
ir,'.i bridges altogether, and that eighty
enc of these ought within three years to
i,t vepiaced with wrought iron or steel
structures. He does not state that any
Of them are unsafe, and concludes his
report by saying. The result of my In
vestigation does not indicate any unusual
weakness in the Brighton bridges, which
are neither better nor worse than those
Of similar lines of railways at home and
abroad London Tit Bits
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OFFICIAL
PR0MULGATION
prOuesed amendment to the Constitution
Of the State of Louisiana,
ADOPTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BiY OF 1897
OF THE
STATE TEOfI.nrISItN\.


In n"rsn n.pre at the provisions of the
Constitution. puhicati"u i hereby mud
aui rive, to The ora fled eiactor. of tha
State af t.nui@i tnt of the nrauased a,ue, A.
meut {, the rn-tiintion of this Stata which
bus 4. en rnnru' rcd in hy two.th;rtis or ~;
the members 81. ct'd T" ".irt, To a &C tn |.
General tssnmh ~ ms S.ate . the .rpr
rar s,ssinn t'.r of, J.. Id It the Citv nt e.. n
Rou.e N the YEA" lSa". AMI which ~ reoni"
Ell 20 h. ,.uhia' 'rd in" into-,n tt;aa Of he
ouaiif.d electors nf this Safe far th..e
nhuths nrrc ding tht general ei".tin" Cor
representatives. aud whic p~opnsad amend
meat M re tuliv a"p.-a's ~ A"t Na is2 Il
fbe R"rular SESSION "f an WHICH IA ha~eaf
fer otfiri div ,,uil shed f"r the nformar;n.. nf
fh. Qua flied lie ''"r- Of t,i. St",a an which
will h.. SUBMITTED tn them to- thrir ann- val
or rel c,io" nj the n,.xt general ell. tior
vhieI, will h. npl nn Tuesday tie ioth Ia,
ef Atrii Iea.. IL h ing the TIE. Law "ext f.r.
Iowing the thir inlay of s.iI moattl in
such uiann--r and tottn that the Unaiiti.d
eieetor4 inAS V =" Tor or a~,iuat sal in MI
n,tnt md If y ~ i'0ritv af the q 'alIti" .Iar
4, RS votns at .a;h "leriion. shall arn
>, d raiify it nrnpasetl am"nd then
sreh proposed amendment. 80 anprovaI aad
rn,;fiel stall h.cn ne A psrt at the En.sfitu
siou ,f ,.iiS St;t
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ih"s" las just died at St. Joseph's hos
'ital. in Chippewa Falls, an eccentric in
!lr.;l n called Andre;ts Lowea. He was
s,e.u IL 1894 il Lower Bavaria. His
ratic was IL worker in woods. which he
H:::,--l:ad il the piano factory in Munich
'e-,;va 70 man in the United States
lG- acquired like skill in renovatiny
vo'ty.orS and restoring its polish
ilsout ten years ago he built "A repair
.n,l', in which h. lived. doing his own
oo',;s:::c. ;or he was never married He
.iaa,sfaceured beautiful coffin COM
.o9s,l of different kinds of wood, in
''-2''il nc slept despite the pefsuasions Of
!;i.Atte friends. Chicago Herald
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Snthin. h;ts teen heard Of late of the
" at.siii tower. which Is 70 riva! in Lon
Ion :.- attitude of the E.fsel tower. The
"r,E nas. nevertheless. been going
steadily forward. foundations for the
i"~rr is'ipg co,nplstet! and the laying
"'i, # ths grounds considerably ad-
raurs-'t Dn The iayitatlen Of the CHAIR
sn'n ana directors an inspection of t.le
w''.a:s was recently made by a number
ot f,.'f,.ie - of larliaiueiI. and Others
i.;i,l,,t,ii News
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Rev. Edward Beecher's adopted daugh-
ter received at her baptism the nane Of
Voice Adams. She was one of IL family
of Fifteen children. whom her father,
great grandson Of John Quincy Adams,
supported by Iecturins ou This Voice Of
Nature"
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Dali; I - e,,, ,o no.
a,,ror..h,n har'r ',r, IS o,.,n.t.,nt
;,,.;,a;,.,;',,,
L;.h,,' an r,., E,a.s I'LL o,oss all
..,,,,Jra.a -, mn, .,',,,, f.. 80. s,.,a-J
,iI; t c i .,,iII
~, tha t,;,a r,r .s-:, ,h,J ,,;tJ.,.
Ii, -, u,.';,s, . - t. III
,; , ,..,, a.
schools which they may at end
Ninsh The f"li"wing fees tolls sh all ="
charged and II" more
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The other night at Retfo-d Junction,
England. an immense swarm of bees set
tied in lamp case on a signal. and the
lump could not be placed in position
without considerable danger. Conse-
qn2ttly the signal was abandoned all
,.::silt and fOy signals snbstituted
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Baron de GoIdoriz. the brazilian India
ruboer merchant. who liz irving to cor
her the entire rubber output of the
Amazon region. is an energetic man of
Portuguese birth. forty one years old.
He Is of short and very portly figure,
with light complexion and red hair
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In Russia there is grave deficit in
the whei, crop. The ps as4nts are starry
ing. and there is small hope of rellef.
In India there is serious anxiety; fam
me prevails over Il considerable portion
OF the country
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A bill posting machine. which sticks
bills on walls. even as nigh as fifty feet,
without the use of ladder or l,astepot. is
doing successful work II Paris. Theat-
ric;il people are delighted with it
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The lind which the Jewish bankers
have bought in Palestine contains 10, co.,
600 square meters. The Jews are leaving
Olessa every day ny thousands for Pal
estine Baron Rothschild is expected at
.|"tfa. and is said tointend buying !. .OC0.-
900 mete-s more of fertile land east se
the jordan.
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An instantaneous Map Of the Sky,

The latest thing in instantaneous pho
tograi'hy Is the suggestion Of a;;European
acadeiuy of science that an international
conference be held to make arrange
ssl-hts for the elaboration of a photo
graphic map of the heavens. to be simul-
:aneou>ls executed at ten OF twelve OBJ
s-ivat'ries. widely scattered over the
tace Dt the g!ooe. Louis Republic.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-24

"A story comes from M5erstown. Pa,
Of Il fireman whose vellulclj collar ignited
whil'' he was n Il fire and burned his
tace quite. severely
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-24

An excellent drink for warm weather
Is made of lemonade to which a half
teaspnnfrl Of bicarbonate Of soda has
been added. The soda alters the taste
very little. but it makes the liuuid foa,ny
and delicious