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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Buffalo, y. y, July 1i--By the explosion
of boiler in the Niagara starch works at
o'clocl. to-day the building WAS wrecked,
riX persons killed 70 injured, and two 9TH
PRS are missing who are supposed to nave
persisted.
Tho dead are:
William Kelley engineer.
Henry Is. Schifferstcln, liromas
Caspcr Waiter. miller.
Charles Etcmann, toamstor.
Mrs Joseph W. HCyt.
Baby Hoyt
Fatally injured:
Baby Sloss, skull fractured.
Injured:
John Dinsfnldcr, head cut.
Philip WcSp. head cut
AlcXantNr Sluss, shoulder fractured.
Ms. M.chucl Meyers, ribs broken
Albert Binkcrt. leg broken.
Ms. Hattie Bnl,ert, hands crushed,
Airs. J. Woilar, head cut
William pfaun. severely bruised.
Mrs. Anderson. arm broken.
William Schif,un. head and hand cut.
Mrs. George Mostbcrger, injured by
yhock
George Smith. head cut.
William Bauer head Eashed.
Ida McFarlarc. leg crushed
Mrs Philip Daron. head and arm cut.
Alexander Fohncr. back injured.
John Summers back injured.
uuttfc Thomson face cut.
Nirs pcnn, hin TORN
Maud Penny, arms crushed.
benjamin Penny. scpldcd by steam.
c,nro. PONY br,,i=ad hv bricks
p,b, porn,. bndI, Iruisad
Mamie StrrssingcT foot crushed.
Nfitdr-d N'urcor bruised bv bricks
'rbn cot.rs which l.l to Tho nxnIosio,
If tbc bniI,r yin novor he tnown In,
engineer and fireman. who were botf
Nav, nusscsecd amy ltrovlcdr,. ON tho sub
a., 1r mo Gvo tuht,l,r boiIors mot ,
y,ngr,ont could bo foiind to-nirht
A-o'.locl. .nyrrvou. i'm Tho ncighborhoot
sns s,ortIs1 bv a, hissln. sound comlns
nom Tho f,ctorv. This was followed i'm
an, ly , don roar and n Earring o
H. .nrth and tnen the ripping of tilnbers
~, v.rencbinu of iron and the shower o
rauiu., bricEs As the clord of dust role,
La,k from the ruins. il was seen that ;
ln,er section of tho building and the boil
er ,ol.se were I'm ruins. or the six per
900, ~ ,.ar, In ~, luilding ori, tv,
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ABANDON w. C. T. U. TEMPLE.
State Pr, sidcnts of tho National Unto
VIII Have no More to do with 1t.

Chicago, July Estate presidents Of
the National Womcn's Christian Temper
ancc Union in executive session to-day
washed their hands Of the temple build
ing enterprise and adopted resolution
In which the following language occurs:
And We recommend that no further
call to local union or effort by them be
made To secure ownership OF or pay for
the temple"
This resolution was passed by vote OF
Is TO 4, the opposition representing the
trustees who are members of the cXccu-
tive council.
\ second resolution, unanimously pass
cd disaVows all legal obligations to pay
for the $500, eco trust bonds on the temple
building, hut requests that an effort be
made to cancel the moral obligation
before the next memorial convention, as
n tribute to the expressed wishes and dy'
ing request of Miss Frances Il. Willard
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THREE RACES, THIRTEEN HEATS
Ended the st. Adams Race Meet-Tabitn.
Maud b., Bell Herdec Winners.

ST. Ahans. July l6.-lt took 10 heats to
win the purse the second day of success
ful meeting to-day, all the races being
exciting, more especially the 2:lS and 22S
classes. The crowd Of 100 people was
perfectly orderly and the police were need
ed only to keep too many small boys COM
ing in through the hole i'm the railroad
fence at a time. j. NJ. I'm again did the
starting and a. a. Marvin of Sheldon and
William Strecter of st. Adams were the
Judges.
1abita won the 2:lS class by hard racing
and good training. the time given in the
third heat, 2:l9ia being somewhat of sur
prise as 1t was caught from the stand by
several watches 2:lS Hat. Poucctte who
won second money In Fridays race was
IN too fast company but succeeded in saw
ing his entrance.
Inc 2:lS class also took five heats to Tin
ish and II was worth something to pick II
winner even after Mollio O. had in two TO
her credit. As the horses were all bunch
ed in the nnsh. Maud Il. footed faster
than any in the 2:i0 class and won in
straight heats, no one crowding her.
1t Was shutdown when the last heat was
run in the go class and closed u most
successful financial and sporting meet.
The management of the association are to
be congratulated ON this as 1t was impos-
sible to advertise the races as they should
have hepn Below are the scores.
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BETTER AT CHICKAMAUGA.
Many of the Officer, Away Oh Pleasure
Trips-More Equipments.

Chickamauga Park. Ga, July l5.-Thc
sick here are improving. Sergeant Norton
IS recovering from typhoid fever ana ma
laria and has asked for a two weeks fur
Tough to go to St. Vincent Hospital in
Chattanooga while he Is convalcscnE.
Brockington of Company I is improving.
Lieut.. Tildcn has been granted ten days
leave TO rccupcratc. lie has been unwcll
for some time and this with complica-
flows Of vaccination makes it necessary
t. rest.
Maj Estcy and Lieut.. Estcy are away
for two days with their wives. Lieut.
Woodbury. has been made acting regimen
tai Quartermaster during Capt. Crecd's
absence of 30 days Lieut.. Col. Mimms Is
to spend tonight in Chattanooga. leav-
Ing Mai. Fillmore in command for thC
time.
Havcrsacks and cantcens sufficient &c
equip the regiment were received to-day
and are being distributed. The cantcens
are greatly appreciated.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY.
4 Large Number of County Court Judg-
morts Reversed and Causes demanded.

In re Ira Barncy's will, Effigcne Cakes
ct al, apLs Haselton. Barney, Foster;
Hard Bliss Wilds, Debervlle; appeal
from probate) judgment reversed and
cause rem6nded.
Simon p. SAKE VS. w. j. Van Patten cl
al; George w. Kennedy; Whlttcmore for
Van Patton; Cushman for Brown and
city of Burlington; judgment for dcfen-
dant city of burlington affirmed; judg-
ment for defendants Van Patten and
Brown reversed; demurrer of Van Patten
and Brown overruled; amended declara-
ton adiudgcd sufficient and cause re-
mandcd.
Louis Ploof administrator, VS.. the Wi
noosN a. Burlington Horse Railroad Co;
Hard, Dcbervillc, Haselton; Whittemore,
Brown; (case); judgment of County Court
reversed and cause remanded.
Catherine A. Atkins VS.. Alfred Atkins
ct al; Austin; Dillingham; Huse & How
land; decree of Court of Chanccry re-
versed and cause remanded with man.
date
Charity r. Isham apt, vs. estate of
Isaiah Dow; Haselton. McGettrck, Cush-
/ man & Mower; Burnap, Ballard; appeal
from commissioners; judgment reversed
and cause remanded.
! Ella wilkins vs. Homer Metcalf; Mona
! han, Ballard; Wilbur, Bulard; (bastardy)
! judgment reversed and cause remanded
Haven u. stowe VS.. town of Stowe,
Bullard, Haseltcn; Moody. Powers; (as-
sumpsiU, judgment affirmed.
W. ;. Nay VS.. town of underhill. apt.
Wilson & Hall, Cushman e. Mower; Mona.
han, Ballard (assumpsiD; with the court
Thomas w. Thorp, executor, vs.. Their
on II. Porter; Monahan; Wilbur: (5ool
accounD; judgment affirmed and cause re-
mandcd
State VS.. Thomas II. Murphy ct al
States attorney, Burnap; Hasclton
Cushman g. Mower; (petition for injunc-
tion) with the court.
ESSEN COUNTY.
and Slack, Harvey and Brewer. Judg
mcnt affirmed.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
c. A. Champion VS.. d. d. McBain ant
trustee. McGettrick and w. and IL. VIII
the court.
State VS.. d. C. Bevlns. Judgment o
city court reversed, demurrer sustained
complaint adjudged insufficient and quash
ed. Respondent discharged.
Franklin Co. Creamery association VS.
A. a. Kendall. f.. C. S., McF. Judgmen
affirmed.
Sarah ]. Bliss apt, vs. Benjamin Hoyti
estate. II. +. b., McF. Judgment of tn,
County Court affirmed.
Susan b. Sowles va Anthony Carr. p
A. S., C. G. A. Judgment affirmed.
Farrar. Burt e. Co. VS.. r. H. Powell an,
others. G and A. Goodspeed pro Sc, II
and r. for Powell, Lambert and Robb
appeal in chancery). With the court.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
William II. Blasdell and e. W. Barron
administrator of estate of b. NJ. r. Mel
son, vs.. George II. Davis. Miles, Young
Ct etition for new trial. With the cour
on question of costs.
. T. L.. Chandler VS.. Insurance compan,
of North America. Young; Bates. Ma,
and Slmonds; judgment affirmed
Joseph owen VS.. william C. Brown
Baldwin and Young; Miles; (Note); Juds
ment affirmed.
Estate Of b. NJ. r. Nelson VS., George II
Davis; Young and Niles Baldwin, q. an
!. M; (assumpsin; Judgment reversed an
cause relnanded.
Hope s. Paine, adm'x of Amasa Paint'
lestate Vs. Leonard Mcdowell and NJ.
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GEN. MCCULLOUGH FOR PRESIDENT
PRO TEN.
(From the Bennington Hammer

The Republicans of Bennington county
are to be congratulated on the decision OF
Gen. }. q. Mccullough to accept the nom
nation for senator from the south shire
If rendered him, which is undoubtedly will
be. His qualifications for the place are
too well known and too universally ac-
knowledged to call for RECOMMENDATION and
that he will be Il leading force in the body
is assured in advance. 1t Is probable that
he will be made president, of the senate
and thus be in a position to give the State
the full benefit of his ability and expert
ence. Other candidates for the place have
been put forward, any one OF whom would
probably serve the district earnestly and
creditably, but II Is understood that none
OF them Will go before the convention in
opposition TO Gen.. Mccullough With a
candidate who is the united choice OF the
Republicans of the district and whose
ability and strength il universally con-
ceded. Bennington county will at once
take that leading position In the coun-
ellis OF the State to which tits entitled.
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SILVER DEMOCRATS


Montpelier, July 14.-At the democratic
caucus held this evening the following
silver delegates were elected:
State--J, II. Senter George Atkins. A
J. Sibley, William Miller, II. NJ. Bryan,
j. s. wilkins, c. A. q. Jackson, J. s. Vol
holm; alternates. w. j. Burger, John
Money c. II. IIeaton, IL. c. Shurtleff b.
G. Dewey, Fred ConnoT w. l.. Laird, f..
a. Sweeney.
DlstrictAL g. Brooks, T.. w. Morse.
DIR. |. II. Fiske w. c. GoodalI Richard
Standish, Edward Dale, A. Galaise: alter
mates. 70. j. McAvery, William Mulqueen
A. Shambo, John Flanagan. George Alder
M, Pembroke, r. w. Eagan NJ. f. Nc
CURE.
County, at Montpelier July 3Oth-W. s.
Towne, Almon Clark, ID. b. Clark, David
Mayo, Il. Allard, j. n. Senter. @. ID. But
Ter, M. A. Kent, II. p, Carleton, NJ. h
Atkins. H. c. Shurtleff, John Chimney
Martin McKenna, w. L. Campbell Johr
Brtel, Collins Blakely.
The delegates are uninstructed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
VEEAONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, July l5.-Pensions were al
lowed Vermonters as follows; Increase,
Chauncey s. Shonnie, Waterbury. IS to sl2;
Abel q. Smith, Burke, sl2 to SIT; Joseph
II. White, Waterbury, $l2 to sl4: Charles
Noe Worthwhile, $24 to $50: Joseph Mar
tellc. Lincoln, Sc to S.; original, Abraham
Il. Chidsey. Brattleboro. S.; Francis b
Conner Worcester, So; Daniel McLeon
Graniteville, 81; additional. Dexter r. Lar
kin, North Tunbridge, So to IS; reissue
Solomon langley, Mendon, Sl2.
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Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident of which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is
narrated by him as follows: II was in a
most dreadful condition. My skin was all
most yellow, eyes sunken tongue coated.
pain continually IN back and sides no ap-
pctite-gradually growing weaker day hy
day. Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately, II friend advised trying Eel
ectrc Btters," and to my great JOY and
surprise, the first bottle made decided
Improvement | continued their use for
three weeks. and am now a we'll man. I
know they saved my life, and robbed the
grave of another victim" No one should
fail to try them. Only 80 cents per bottle
at j. w. O'Sullvan's drug store.
OeWitt'S Collie & Cholera Cure.
Pleasant. quick results. safe TO use.
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AN UNEXPECTED INSPECTION,
but the Vermont Regiment Was Found
In (iood Condition - Another Sick Leave.

IL Good Condition Another Sick Leave.
Chlckamauga Park, Ga, July H-It has
been raining all day and the work of
making out a list of the needed clothing
no drill except a little company drill W
the streets In the afternoon interrupted
now and then by rain.
Gen. Colby made an unexpected inspec-
tion with. the commanding officers OF the
men and quarters OF the Vermont regi-
ment yesterday. He questioned the mon
upon their condition and game pensonhl >
In contact with them. He expressed him
self as very much pleased with their ep-
pearance and morale. The general has or
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Tucker; Young Bates, May and Slmonds
with the court.
RUTLAND COUNTY.

RUTLAND COUNTY.
The First National Bank of Brandon vs.
estate of Frank e. Briggs. Fred tI,Har-
rngton and Edward ID. Thayer, 'adm'rs;
II. Baker and Il. S. Marshs Ormsbec and
Briggs Stewart and Wilds; appeal from
commissioners: judgment reversed ana
judgment for the plaintiff for the amount
allowed absolute by referee increased by
amount of ovcrdrart claim II. judgment to
be certified to probate court. -
Fish vs. tlsh, judgment reversed pro
forma and remandcd with mandate.
William II. Forbes VS.. Frank a. Morse;
II. w. Love; q. T.. Lawrence and II. y.
Hartman; (case-enticing servant, ETC.;
Judgment of County Court affirmed with
out costs in either court
The First National i}anl: of Brandon vs.
Fred II. Harrington ana T.. d. Thayer as
assignecs Of Geo. Briggs, insolvont, lpts.;
j. G. Baker and H. S. Marsh; Stewart and
Wilds, Ormsboc and b.; Insolvency ap.
peal Rutland distrlcO judgment of Coun-
ty Court afliI med and ordered certified to
court of insolvency.
Horace q. Bateman vs. city of Rutland;
II. w. Love; city attorney; Cease, neslI-
sence); Judgment affirmed
William w. Bragg vs.. city of Rutland;
II. w Love; city attorney; cease of nesli-
gcnce); Judgment affirmed.
Roscoe c. Sanders vs.. Rochester Fire
& Wilds; e. II. Edc"rton. Hurton &
Suckncy: common coants); judgment re-
verscd and cause remanded.
Louis Brchmer vs.. Milo Lyman. Betsy
g. Sparhawli and Vida Billings Grout. j..
Merrill, c. Il. Lawrence Butler g. Mo-
loncy j. {. Baker; cease, negligence;
judgment of County Court affirmed.
Nahum Judson Busby VS. the Busby Bcll
and Tool company and 10 trustees; j. G..
Baker. Z. p. White; w. H. Preston, G. NJ.
Wilds; (assumpsit special and common;
judgment reversed and cause rcmandCd.
Emily L. Fuller vs.. William H. Vail
quctte; II. W. Love, j. X. Batchcldcr;
Butler & Moloncy; Case; judgment az
frmcd.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
James NJ. routwell ct al vs.. William
Mari ct al; d., II. & H. Senter. Lord;
Wing. Lamson. Prouty; Case; with the
court
Town of East Montpelier VS. ]. $. Vince.
lock ct al. shurtleff. Laird. with the
court.
B WINDIIAM COUNTY
Helen b. Clark vs.. Employers Liabl.
ity Co. W., NJ and H.. Hasl<ins; Lowell,
lNtts. With the court.
Leslie S. Lazele, administrator. IS.
town of Newfane. Fits, Read: II. and ),
W.. NJ. and II. Judgment affirmed.
Mary *. Ward vs.. Myron Ward. Fits
Read. Judgment reversed and cause re-
handed
Town school district of Brattleboro vs.
graded school district ct al. w. NJ. and
T.. Fits for graded school district; Read
| IL. and s. With the court.
Josephine NJ. Gale vs.. Fred G. Gale
Fltts; w, NJ. ana H. Judgment affirmed
Grace l.. Dix vs.. Albert Potter and
Frank y. Mason. Chase, Batchelder; O.
l.. H. and w, NJ. and II. for Mason
Judgment affirmed.
j. T. Prescott W. Alonzo Starkey ct al
W., NJ. and H.; Fits. U}eplevinJ Wit.
the court.
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Buckle,,s Arp,os savve.

THE BEST sAI4vE In, the world fot
Cuts Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chn-
blains. Coins, and all skin Eruptions. and
positively cures Piles. or no payment res
CURED. 10 Is guaranteed to give perfect
81 tisfaction or money refunded Price q
cents per box. For sale hy J. W. O'sulii.
van
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa.
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
hest pills he ever used In his family DUR
ing forty years of house keeping, They
cure constipation, sick headache and
stomach and liver troubles. Small in size
but great In results
j. w. O'Sullvan. II. b. Stearns q Co.,
w. P. Hall. u. II. Crandall. Winoosld
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
PosTMAsTERs AND PENSIONERS.

Washington, July 16.-Herbert II. Hail.
has been commissioned postmaster at East
Georgia.
The following pensions have been allow
ell Vermonters Original, Thomas C. Ber-
ny, Lyndonvllle, &c.. restoration and in
crease Henry'A. Gould, Chester Depot IS;
original, widows, Marcy NJ. Wisgart, West
Burke, SS.
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90, MS MASCOT IN VERMONT.

East Burke, July 16,-"Cuba,' the mas
cot OF Co. NJ, First Regiment Vermont vol
unteers, consigned to Rev. A. G. Austin.
arrived here all safe and In good condition
on Thursday evening last.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

a No one would ever be bothered with con-
stipation If everyone knew how naturally
and quickly ,Burdock Blood Bitters regu'
lates the stomach and bowels. .s.,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Thousands OF persons have been cured
Of piles by, using .DeWltt's Witch Hazel
salve,lt heals promptlysand cures eczema
and al skin dNe9ses, i gives Immediate
relief
J. W. O'sullivnn. r. b. Stearns & Co..
W. 4, Hall Il. II. crandall. Winooski.
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Tho testimonials An behalf of Hoods
Sarsalarilla are written by honest people
who want you to know what 1t has doLe
for them.
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EXPLOSION.
Boiler in Niagara Starch Works
Exploded With Disas-
trous Effect.
SIX KILLED, rs INJURED

Two Others Missing and Supposed to
Have Pcrished- Cause of Accident
Will Never be Known-Fivc Boil
ers and tho Building Com
plctely Demolished.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

James NJ. routwell ct al vs.. william
Mari ct al; D., II. & H.. Senter, Lord;
Wing. Lamson Prouty; Case; with the
court.
Town of East Montpelier VS.. j. S. Vince.
lock ct al Shurtleff. Laird With the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

New York, July 15.-Bank cearings at
81 cities for the week ending July II, as
teegraphed Bradstreet's were as follows:
| Totals for the United States, 81, 2Oi, 4l4,-
1913; increase 1856: total outside New York
! SiSs, 527, 1885, increase SIS,
Totals for Dominion of Canada s276il,-
| G27. increase PA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-05
Travel as an Educator,

The usefulness of travel for rightly
TRAINED and constituted lads is so gen.
orally recognized that it is not at all un-
usual for parents who wish to give their
sons every chance possible to increase in
wisdom to offer them he choice between
spending several years in Europe or going
to cohege at home. Each of us knows
one or two men who have pursued educa-
ton in this way, and we are used to COM
pare them with their college-bred coevals
and pass opinions as to which met hod OF
intellectual development resulted best.
Every year there are lads who were
fitted for college and, perhaps, entered,
but went abroad. To compare them six
or eight, or ten or twenty years later
wit h their schoolmates who went on and
took their college degree is, perhaps, the
most available test of the respective
efficiency of the two methods; and ii
seems safe to say that, according to that
test, the educational fruits of travel and
study abroad compare very well with the
products of the domestic tree of know
ledge.-Scribner's
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-05
Charity of Speech.

Charity OF speech is as divine thing
as charity of action. To Judge no one
harshly, to mlsconceive no man S mo-
tive, to believe things are as they seem
to be until they are proved otherwise,
to temper Judgment with mercy-sure
ly this is quite as good as to build up
churches, establish asylums and found
colleges.
Unkind words do as much harm as
unkind deeds. Many heart has been
wounded beyond cure many a reputa
ton has been stabbed to death by a few
little words There is charity which
consists in withholding words, in keep
ing back harsh judgments, in abstain
ing from speech if to speak is to con-
d-n.n. Such charity hears the tale of
SANDER, but does not repeat it; listens
in silence, but fCrbears comment, then
locks the unpleasant secret up in the
very depths of the heart. Silence can
still rumor. 1t is speech that keeps a
story alive and lends it vigor Humane
Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-05

proportion OF one-third to two-thirds
car bonaceous food. Fruits, again, may
be taken, il they agree-a baked banana,
baked apple, peaches, pears, or
any OF the very ripe sub-acd fruits.
after the days work is over, and one
can take time to rest and thoroughly di-
gest meal, dinner should be served. A
warm beef soup, stimulating rather than
heterogeneous, should form the beginning
OF the meal. This may lie followed by
some light entree, either Of fish or vege-
table, then the red meat, either boiled,
broiled or roasted (never fried}, with its
accompanying vegetable. With beef
serve potatoes or macaroni as the starchy
food; with mutton or chicken, rice. A
green vegetable should be added for its
salts, and this may be onions or young
peas, beans, caulitlower or spinach. The
salad should follow, and with it a tiny bit
of cheese, with a piece OF whole wheat
bread, a bread stick or water biscuit.
Then simple light dessert may be
served