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Appropriations for Sectarian Schools.

Mr.. Strings reference to the appropria-
tions for sectarian schools was received
with great favor by the meeting last Satur-
day Our people are for the broadcast lib
erty of conscience, for full religious free
dom, but when the State levies tax of over
half a million of dollars per year for pub
lie schools, besides the county levies, they
don't want extra appropriation to support
sectarian schools. Let our children all be
educated together, no matter what religion
they profess. They will thus become a
united people, tolerant of each others
religious opinions. When a man wont
send his children to the public school, let
him educate them at his own expense; he
has no right to set himself up as better
than his neighbors, or his children as bet
ter than his neighbours children, and then
ask the State to make special appropria-
tions to educate them. Let our people see
to it that this nti-American practice is
nipped in the bud. Keep up the public
schools: if the State has more money to
spare, let the number and efficiency of the
public schools be increased; but we beg
our readers, as they value the permanency
of our free institutions to put their feet on
this practice of sectarian education in our
midst
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cB Hon. John Lee Carroll, of the Dec
laration of Independence, demonstrated
his affectionate regard for the welfare of
the employees Of factories under sixteen
years of age by voting against the ten
hour law, prohibiting the employers from
exacting this much service per day. Will
these laboring people remember this on
election day?
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NATHAN HARRIS ET AL
ISAAC GRIEST EFT AL.


In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
October 9th, 1879
The object of this suit is to procure decree for the
sale of the real estate of Charles Harris late of Cecil
county deceased, for the purpose of having the pro-
ceeds divided amongst the parties entitled.
The Bill states that said Charles Harris seized Of
tract Of land in Cecil county aforesaid containing
fftyfve less: that he died seized thereof
interstate, unmarried and without issue leaving his
hcrs-ataw his brother Nathan Harris, whose wif.s
name is Mary; his brother Harmon Harris, hose wife
is Lydia; his sister Ruth Grics wife Of Isaac
Gres and three children Of deceased sister Phoebe A.
Wright, viz: Howard Wright Gilpin Wright and Harris
ton without loss and injury, and that it would he for
the benefit and advantage Of all the parties interested
have the said real estate sold and tn. proceeds thereof
distributed amongst the parties entitled. And that the
said Isaac Griest and Ruth tricst his wife, and Howard
Wright reside ont OF the State Of Mary lani.
1t is thereupon adulsei and ordered, that the
planants by causing opy of this Order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil county a
week for month before the first day of d, cember
mkt civ" nnti"e the said absent defendants of the
obj ct a'l substance of this Bill, and them
appear in ills Court in person by solicitor,
before the first day of March next, to answer the
premises and show cause il any they have why decree
ought rot 10 pa prayed.
A. ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Oct 80, 1SIJ--lm Clerk.
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sB You need Ee1 neglect your business
when troubled with a cougG CT cold, if you
only use reliable remedy at onos. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy We
know of. Price only 25 cents.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
JOHN FORD AND WIFE
rs.
JOHN SHIPPERS FIT AL.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED, This twenty eight day of October, in the
year 1879 that the sales made and reported 10y William
j. Jones and L. Marshall IIaines Trustees for the sale
Of the real estate of John Shippers deceased be ratified
and confirmed unless the contrary thereof
be shown before the frst day of January next
provided. copy of this Order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county. week for
one month before the first day Of December next
The Report states the of sales to be s. co.
A. ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy; test A. ". MITCHELL,
Oct 20 1S75--lm Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-10-30

az Mr. Carroll listens to Mr.. Woolford
deny the charge made against him by
Senator Earle and says nothing to refute
what he knows to he falsehood. How is
this tiny honor and integrity:'
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S~~ ~s
DEB,

Notwithstanding, on Seventh day, the
9th inst, at the residence of her uncle,
E. j. Brown, this county, CARRIE E.,
daughter of the late Samuel and Rebecca
&. t2own. and granddaughter of the late
Joseph GatcRe.I g., Of Philadelphia.
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Reform Meeting at Chesapeake City.

There will be Reform Meeting, at Ches-
apeake City, on Monday evening next, at
s. o clock, to be addressed by W. ]. Jones,
Esq, of Elkton, and other Speakers
Voters, turn out.
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FOR JUDGES OF THE ORPHANS COURT:
WILLIAM TORBERT,
JAMES A. COULSON,
LANES MckANE.

s#The readers of The Wing will be
pleased to learn that Mr.. Ewing is recover
ing from his late accident, and that there
are hopes that he will be in a condition to
be brought home some time next week.
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NEW ADTERTJSENENTS.
NOTICE TO GUNNERS,

All Persons hereby forbid trespassnE on the
preui-es of the subscriber. nea- Cherry Hill with Dog
or Gun AS all F., offending will have the law enforced
agai~t theE FRANCIS GREEN.
oct 30 lS15-3w
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WOrkingmen, take Notice !

Mr.. Alexander II. Briscoe, Ring candi-
date for the Legislature, we'll known to all
as bitter and uncompromising partizan,
has publicly declared that he "would not
employ Republican to labor for him under
any circumstances" The question which
we wish to put to all fair minded men of
both parties is this: Is man, entertaining
such feelings for large body of his con-
stituents, proper person to represent and
legislate for the workingmen of this county ?
If you answer no, "scratch" his name.
He suits the political bummers exactly,
a number of whom we can lay our finger on
in the streets of Elkton, and who are blat-
ant in their advocacy of the Ring nomina-
tons; and, like cormorants, are waiting to
attach themselves to a Ring Legislature.
Workingmen of Cecil, take Briscoe off your
tickets.
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CHAPTER 19i.
GROOME + McCpLLOpGH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

H1ATON, MD.
offlcE-oR MoiR street. long occupied by Mr. Grooms
have associated ourselves for the practice of our
profession and will give prompt and careful attention
to all business ntrusted to Business conhded to
either will receive the attention of both: but Mr.
Groom- will connection with or interest in
criminal business. and until further notice will take no
part the trial of cases IN court
~. Persons desiring especially 20 see sir nrooMs
viii bear in mind that he viii emeaTC to 30 a faG iS
the Office on Tuesdays, and generally ON .oLdays.
JAMES BLACK GR0OME,
fst IL is;4-tf CLINTON MCCULLOUGH,
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

The School Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
their Office Ekton for the transaction of current
Srhro h.sine>s tho SECOND TUESDAY of each
aud every mrHtn. JOHN SQUIER.
Nay O. lS.I-a SECRETARY
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BALTIMORE ELECTION.
THE RING MAJORITY ONLY 1855,

AND THAT SECURED EY FRAru.
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MORE RING FRAUDS IN BALTIMORE
Day after day the story of fraud and plum
der by the ruling Ring in this State and
Baltimore City is unveiled. The last de-
velopments are in the tobacco warehouses.
A strong party of the Ring is entrenched
there. The expenses of the warehouses
jumped up from 800, 9o1 in 1872, to $114,-
321 in 1878, and 1920, 100 in 1874 This is
exclusive of the salaries of the Inspectors,
who are paid So, 500 each per annum.-
There are five Inspectors and one Super
visor, so that the yearly expenditure on
this account is $4,000. The salary was
raised from 81 200 to So, 500 during the
war; when, owing to the depreciation of
the Government paper, the latter salary
had no more purchasing power than had
the former in specie times. Notwithstand-
ing the great appreciation of paper money
since then, the amount has been retained,
much as the Comptroller of the State
The expenses of the five warehouses from
1861 to 1867, inclusive, were as follows
Number of hogsheads inspected, 1896
expenses, s52O,947.0G. The expenses of
the same warehouses from 1868 to 1874,
inclusive. were Number of hossheads in
spccted, $50, S29; expenses. $G71, 6l1.36.
Thus it appears that under the last seven
years the expenses were greater by $780,
6G4 80 than during the preceding seven
years, although there were fewer hogsheads
| by 47,7S4 to inspect and handle. And
what have we for all this expenditure ::
The Maryland inspection commands no
respect in any market. 1t is almost i'm
possible to sell tobacco in New York by
Maryland inspection, and in the foreign
market there is a discrimination against
| Maryland tobacco on that account. Hence
we see that from all quarters of the State
the cry for reform goes up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-10-30

A New and Selected Stock Of Sewing
machines can be seen at the Wing build
ing. Drop in every Tuesday and Saturday
and see them. Prices and terms to suit
everybody, JOHN WILKINSON,
Agent.
New Dress Goods, just received, at the
GLASS FRONT.
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Mallon's Metropolitan

knowing when where and how having gained the knowledge
OF eight the Wholesale trade both in New
depha will offer complete stock prices
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NOTICES, dc.
NOTICES, &c.
ELECTION NOTICE.
10 Judges Of Election and TOters
of Cecil county.

In accordance with the requirements of the Code of
Public General Laws, hereby give notice Judges
Of Election and 10 the Voters of Cecil county, that
Election will be held on
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
AARON j. MICHENER,
PALMER c.. STRICKLAND,
WESLEY CLAYTON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

This week Of the District Court has been
principally consumed In the trial Of Eliza
Loughridge, ct al, VS.. N. j. Workman. This
suit is for ala.ge and valuable tract Of land
has been on the docket for several years, and
has created much feeling between the liti-
giants, Mcssrs. Maxcy * Flournoy, for de-
tense, aud Herring Il Anderson, for plain.
tiffs, have evinced much zeal and ability in
behalf OF their respective clients, and his
Honor, ID. NJ. Prendergast, has, with his
usual clearness and ability decided several
kuotty points of law, Owing to the fact
that the case Is not yet decided, we forbear
comment as to the probable result
Several minor suits for debt were decided,
and Mr.. X. X. lglehart admitted TO the bar,
The coming week of the Court is set for
the Criminal Docket, and the noted case OF
the State vs.. Lindsay for Tuesday morning
Thanks to Mr.. Beatty, the ever accommo-
dating and very efficient Clerk, for courte-
sizes in getting up reports Of court proceed
ings for this paper.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19
East waco Items.


East Waco furnished no interesting Incl
dents yesterday.
Ninety bales OF cotton were weighed, on
hundred and sevcnty.flve were received 70
shipment, and the down train took thre
hundred and oightceu bales and tw.nt,
thousand pounds OF hides.
The receipts by the morning train wer,
not large, but enough to keep the cntlr,
force at Banks s. Hammond's busy all da,
In forwarding freight up the country.
Kellum Il Rotan and Bonner sold several
arge bills in the morning, and Cornish's
store was filled with the usual Saturdays
crowd.
Our young friend Fred johnson did an en-.
couraging business IN Christmas TOYS, and
the Produce Warehouse sold number of
goodly peach blows, such as would gladden.
the heart Of any Irlshman. It is remarkable
what dimensions the produce business of
wacoh has assumed the present season.
A genuine alchemist has erected his taber-
nacle on Elm Street He will turn your
brass candlesticks, pewter spoons, and iron
forks Into glittering silver In the twinkling
OF an eye, and we doubt not. will transmute
one of your twenty-five cent shin plasters
Into two-bit piece
Always having an eye for the picturesque,
your itemizer views with heartfelt pleasure a
Hook OF stately geese sailing over the quiet
surface of our many lagoons, aud being n
law-abidlng man, hopes they are not vlolat-
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For the Benefl OF the Pool

An auction sale of Christmas gifts will be
held next Wednesday at o p. m, at Yeates
n Bright's.
1t will consist Of 700 prizes. The details
will be found In our advertising columns
The proceeds Of sale after deducting actual
cost and expenses will be handed to the
Treasurer OF McLennan county for distnbu'
ton among the poor of WAGE. Some OF the
prizes on exhibition are very fine; among
others, some splendid sets Of books. such as
Bulwer's works complete, in IL handsomely
bound volumes, Naturalists Library, by BIZ
VIM. Jsrdlne, with fine illustrations, 10 vol
umes, 1t is hoped the sale will be well at
tended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

To be taken for DR. Parks, as this old Cos
sip has been several times, is bad enough
but, when gentleman who has lived her
more than year, mistakes us for Bro
Leland, why 1t Is Just too bad entirely. w,
trust these gentlemen viii wear a label II
future, asa poor printer has sins enough o
bis own to answer for, without making vica
rious sacrifice for his brethren.
The Fay Templeton Troupe and Howe'i
Circus on the tapis. The Templeton's OF
the 9th and IS, and Howe's on the LIST
Why, It's simply splendid; and all the loca
amusement hunters OF Waco are In high
feather. Let 'em come. We will give both
a rouslng reception.
When friend Ragland gets Into his new,
corner store, he must not become proud, be-
cause II Is the finest location In Texas for o
first-class jeweller.
Let everybody go to church this morning
This old Gossip shall, and he knows OF a few
hundreds more who should be there.
Burnham's is the place TO fix up Christmas
doings. That is, the noggs and ."sIch Ike
s. d. Moore, on Bridge street, has every
thing which Christmas people can desire.
Apples, Irish potatoes, and that ever memo
able old Kentucky Club whlskey. For
"noggs" 1t beats ali. Tryit.
The streets and sidewalks were literally
cro Z Il ,cste.day with the sovereigns from
the co'4 y, aud our town gossips had to
give way to 'em. They all had cotton on
their clothes, and that moves mountains,
you know.
Wedding cards and board for
gents and their wives, is about all the ide.
walk people talk about, except, perhaps,
he wedding-gaments, which has always,
rom time immemorial, been an interesting |
heme.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER.
Local Intelligence.


Divine SERVICE
=, the Sd Street NJ. Z. Church South
Rev Mr. Wells, II a. IN. Evening service
nf.. ~ ~
t,rrman Methodist, 9th and FRANKLIN
streets, Rev. Mr.. Arnold, II q. M, and
p. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Washington
street, Rev. Mr.. Haynes, II a. m. and pm
First Baptist, 4th street, Rev. d. II. Car
roll, II q. M, and Up. m.
Christian Church, FRANKLIN and Sixth,
Elder Joseph Key, at II a. m, and Up. IN.
Old School Presbyterian, Second street,
Rev. Mr.. King, II a. m. and Up. IN.
Episcopal (st. Psul's, Fourth street, Rev.
Otis Hackett, IL a. m service Z p. IN.
Church Of the Assumption, (Catholic),
Washington and Fifth, Rev. Father Bussant
Mass 10 a. m. Vespers up. m.
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ToYs at WholeasIe.

1t is worth a hundred dollars to see It.
.trs declldu
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Personal.
Mr.. l.. A. Powell, OF Springfield, Mo-, q
valued old friend Of the EXAMINER, called
yesterday on arrival, upon his usual annual
visit to this county, his former home.
We congratulate Mr.. T. A. McIyer upon
his return to Texas, The happy posscssor Of
one OF old Alabama's fairest daughters as
his bride. Also, upon his appointment as
local agent of the Alabama Gold Life Insur-
ance Company, with our neighboring county
oil Bell as his theatre OF operations good
man, good company, and the best county,
prehaps.
Our young friend X. l.. Hodge, of Chat
field, a student Of Waco University, ia off
with several other of the boys for the
Christmas holidays.
Alex. got away with the photograph
pokers, so they say, In way that was pecu-
liar.
Mr.. Samuel X. Chisman, of New York, is
In the city representing the well known sta
TONER, Alex. Agar; also two other first class
houses-Chas. Pratt IL Co., of astral celeb
rtty, and Baxter, Bell d Co., manufacturers
and importers Of paints. No better houses
anywhere, and none more fifty represented.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

Most of our entcrpnsing merchants are
exhibiting splendid and unusually heavy
stack, ~ C',ri,imas coed Ou, none excel
nuI .ie.i lt.' land, IN his line Of business.
He has most complete assortment of jew
elry, solid silverware, and gold and silver
watches. Among other elegant articles we
were shown beautiful gold watch, with all
the modern improvements, quarter and split
seconds, independent seconds, double stop,
&c, Se. Unfortunately the price 500, was
beyond this reporters means Just now, so
h. recommends II TO the attention OF some
of our Waco nahubs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

SUPERIOR articles In universal re-
QUEST are always counterfeiied, and
the pirates of trade, who pi, k up. a liv..
ing by depredating upon the rights of
Others, are constantly trying TO cheat
the public by substituting, Initiating
and Ialsifying simmons Liver heglla
tor. hut bewaIel take none except UNI
der our copyrighted, engraved label,
with s,a signature and stump OF j. H.
Zeilin 4 20.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

WHEREAS, His Honor, j, e. West, Mayor Of
the city of Waco, has resigned his said
office Of Mayor; and
WHEREAS, The city Council, at u regular
meeting, on the 10th of December, 1873,
elected the Undersigned Mayor pro tan.
Now therefore, /, Wiley Jones, Mayor
pro trn., by virtue of the authority vested In
me by the charter and ordinances, do order
that an election he held In the several
wards of said city on the eth day OF Deccm.
Der, 1875, for the election Of n Mayor Of said
city TO fiji the vacancy occasi stoned by the
resignation OF Hon. J q. West, and that the
presiding officers make due return, as the
law directs.
Given under my hand and seal of the City
Council, this 10Th day of December, 1875.
WILEY JONES, Mayor pro TEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

OF first-class Brazos bottom, eight miles b
low Waco, GU the west bank of the riy c
One hundred 400 acres In cultivation: III
fence. On the place are six good tenant
houses, with single roofs and brick chin,
neys; three or four second class tenant
houses, blacksmith shop, m crib, stock
yards and lots. The capacity of the land Ii
equal to any in the county, for the produc.
tiOn OF corn, cotton, or any Of the cereals.
will also sell IN connection with the same
one or two miles distant, IS acres Of postoab
land; also 40 acres OF good timbered lai d
near Harrison's depot.
sep6dwtf J, w. sPEIGHT.
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CUT THIS OUT.
II May Save Your Life,

There ia no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather ihan pay 10 cents for a bottle Of me
dicine that would cure them. On. A. Bos-
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP has lately been in
troduced in this country from Germany,
and its wonderous cures astonishes every
one that try 1t. II you doubt what we say
In print, cut this out and take 1t to your
Druggist, J. NJ. Riyiere, Waco, Texas, and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1t.
Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
rs cents. nv22d&wly
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WIFE NO. 10.

By Ann Eliza Young, Brigham Young's Re
bellious Wife. The only complete Expose
Ann Eliza now exposes to the world as no
other woman can, the Secrets, Mysteries and
Crimes Of the horrible system Of Polygamy,
from the very beginning. Nearly 200 Illus
tratiOns beautify the work. 1t Is the best
selling book published. 10000 more men
and women can have employment and make
from 8 10 $40 daily. All live agents are
writing for illustrated circulars with Large
Terms. Sent free Do not delay, but ad,
dress DUSTIN & GILMAN, Hartford, Ct, Chi
cago, ILL.,, or Cincinnati, Ohio. dig 4w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-19

We call attention TO the change In the ad-
vertisement of the above house. They have
added several new features TO their present
business. not the least of which Is the barbed
fence wire, patented by j. +. Gllddcu, which
Is strongly endorsed BY Northern farmers,
who use 1t very extensively. Our farmer
friends should see this great improvement
I'm fencing wire
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THxAs
Banking & Insurance Co.
GALVESTON.
Asserts APRIL 10, 1874,
$35S,l52. SO.

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
win give particular attention to col
lections In the interior of the state
and In all parts of the United States,
without charge, except customary
ra,es of exchange; will receive d..
pOsits OH open account, and issue
certificates OF deposit, and by special
provisions Of It's charter, win divide
pro rata among its depositors from
one-fourth 10 onc-half of the net
profits of the business.
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
win insure property against loss or
damage by both marine and inland
transportation, at a fair rate. Losses
promptly adjusted.
BOARD OF DIRECTOits-R. s. vii.
lis, of p. J. Willis & Bro; j. K. Wallis,
OF Wallis, Landes s Co.; w. X. Nc
Alpin. OF McAlpin x Baldridge; ID.
The. Ayres, of ID. The. AyTes & Co.
Geo. Schneider, of Geo. Schnt ider &
Co.; NJ. Quinn Of Quinn l. Hill; G. l..
Cleveland, of Willie 4 Cleveland; L,
w. FOlts, OF Folts & Walshe; +. H.
Jemison. Of Moody & Jemison; T. A.
Gary, Of Gary & 0iiphant; G. f. Brous.
sard, OF G. Il. B. & Co. j. q. ). Grin
nan, OF Grim ans Duval Isaac Berns-
\ tein. of |. Bernstein & Co.
OFFICERS-R. s Willis, President
W. X. MoAlpine Vice Pres't; Alphons,
Lauve, Cashier; N. .. Lauve, Se"re-
tary; Willie X Cleveland. Attorneys
aul3dSwly
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AcCurtis d Browns.

Minee Meat. - "a
Pickles in barrels, kegs and kits. n2stf
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An ExrERr.-Dr. Price is well known as
an expert In the study Of Culinary Chemistry,
and nil OF the manufactures of Steele X Prcc
are the result OF his researches. One Of
these discoveries is the Cream Baking Pow
der, by the use of which light, sweet biscuits,
cakes, Sc., at all times are certainty. The
market is flooded with cheap, inferior baking
powders, and adulteration Is so extensively
does the work with two-thirds Of the quaint
ty required OF any other kind. In view Of
these impositions, the public are advised to
ask for these pure and excellent articles, II
they cannot be obtained Of one grocer may
be Of another. The purer the articles that
compose our daily food the better they are
for health. Dr. Prices True Flavoring Ex-
tracts are really delicious.