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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Tho Assembly made quick work OF Mr..
HEpBURN's Apportionment bill, passing ITO
to IA. BY II this city's representation in the
Assembly is increased to twenty-five. Brook
lyns to thirteen, Sugolk's TO two. and Monroe's
to four. one member being taken from each Of
the counties OF Columbia. Catlaraugus Della
ware. Madison, Niagara. Ontario, Oneida, Os-
wego Washington and Wayne. The bill gives
New York city one less member than she is en-
titled to have. but it il. withal II fairer measure
than past experience with Republican LeGisla-
lures had led Democrats to hope for. Its enact
ment in Its present shape Is. however by no
means certain. The favorlte method OF Repub-
leans for preventing apDortionment has been
to pass bill in ono House load it down with
changes in the other. and thus keep It passing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
A state Board OF Education.

ITHACA. Feb. 20.-Tho State Association OF
School Commissioners aud City superintendrnts to-day
debated proposition embraced IN resolutions declaring
for State Board Of EDUCATION to be appointed by the
Governor and confirmed by tho Senate to superede the
superintendent OF Instruction and Board Regents The
members OF the state Board serve nine wears and
serve without pay. The terms q the School Commits
Sioners hereafter. are 10 be six. instead VI three
YEAR, nnd the Commissioners To hold diploma from
the Cnllrse VI Liberal Arts or Normal School or a state
certificate The power Of the Is 10 be- ON
largrd Each town is to vote at town meeting TO adopt
" not town system aud. Il adopted elect five men
holding Office Tor ive years the term VI one ~ exprc
each year They afc 10 have the power Of the present
school trustees. A committee appointed g. drnft
b Tor the legislature resolution was passed In favor
81 normal schools. and another against rripplng The
University, College, Normal, OF High school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Senator SHIELDS argued yesterday that
his companions in arms In tho Mexican war
ought 10 be made pensioners. Then the Appro-
pration Committee reported tho Army bill.
stripped OF the reorganization scheme provided
for by the sections added in the House. and Of
Mr. llEwiTTs amendment prohibiting the pres
ence OF United States troops at the polls.
Returning TO the Roach subsidy grab. debate
was had on n variety OF amendments Mr.. CoNK.
LING and Mr. BLAINE spoke in favor Of the sub
sdy The debate was continued into tho night
The House refused 10 continue the discussion
OF the election laws that had prompted such
bitter talk on Wednesday. and after admitting
JESSE j. FINLEY. Democrat. in place Of HoRATIo
BIsBEE. the Republican sitting member from
the Second Florida District. adjourned until
evening. when there were memorial services for
the late Congressman WILLIAMS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
The Case of Capt. Blair.

Capt BLAIR, who has been on trinl before
court martial sitting on Governor = Island.
has pleaded guilty Of being n bigamist, q
forgcr, and q scoundrcl. Though its lam
guagc Is carefully guarded, that Is sub
stantially what the paper read by his coun-
sci on Tuesday means. He says, however,
that his motives were not bad and he Oh
jects. therefore. TO the charge on which he
was tried, that Of conduct not becoming an
officer and gentleman. But the court
martial. II Is safe TO assume, has not con-
suited his feelings in its verdict. and has
brought him In guilty of both charge and
specifications and recommended his dismis-
sal from the army.
A man who has wife and children I'm
Glasgow, but who prctcnds to be unmarried
and wins another wife in the United States
meantime trying TO deceive his lawful wife
by forged acceptance OF his resignation
from the army whatever his motives may
be. is very poor specimen Of a gentleman,
and his proper place Is behind prison bars,
through which. IL justice is done this Capt
BLAIR will be forced to look out on the
world.
He is an example OF the driftwood Of So
ciety which Is swept into cur military SER
vice. He first enlisted, as men sometimes
do when everything else fails and then by
his cleverness aud superior education rose
above his comrades o. the ranks and got
commission. Outwardly most respectable
man, diligent In the few and easy duties he
had to perform. and perhaps soberer than
the run OF officers, he won his way to conf
dence and TO n marriage which probably
pleased his vanity and satisfied his nmbi-
tlon. AZ an enlisted man no was nothing.
Mrs. GRASGEB. whom he has SO basely de-
ceived, would not have looked at him. But
when he got his shoulder straps he was
another being and be was able 10 enter her
society. 1t was the false and artificial dis
tinction Of military life which gave him his
opportunity.
Capt. BLAIR seems to have been as much
of a fool as knave. for though he had
changed his name the chances OF his Glas-
gov wiic's discovering him were many and
he even kept up n correspondence with her
to comparatively recent date. The case
against him was overwhelming. and yet he
made prctence OF innocence and sought to
influence public opinion in his favor.
He should now be brought before the civil
courts and sentenced to Imprisonment, for
his conduct has not only been unbecoming
an officer and gentleman. but also that Of
a criminal who deserves severe punishment.
II is an old saying that blackleg may
make a good soldier, but none the less is he
a dangerous member Of society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

To THE EDIToR OF THE sUS-Sir: David
Fcmings suggestion for turning the present custom Of
addressing letters topsy turvy that the name OF the
adiressee shall come beneath the place addressed.
might facilitate work for she Post once distributors
somewhat hut would answer for the more numerous
body Of n.sorters. window delivery clerks aud ette
cArrers who are brought IN contact with the public aud
Whose nrsi duty is 70 look Tor the addresses name
Why not adopt the Chinese system. Then John Jones
Paterson, fAssaic County, New Jersey woald read
,SenuJ nhoJ
,ytnuOC elassaP
,uOsrciaP
,yesreJ wen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

which they seem to DO determined to rush.
II they continue in this fashion, they will
inevitably stumble upon some inconvenient
fact. and roll over in the miro. A man who
undertakes. like Mr.. LAMoN. TO write the lifo OF
another. il bound to toll tho truth about him
from first to last. But volunteer discussions
such rs these gentlemen have engaged in are
unfit for the public press md altogether useless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Although last years appropriation for the
new Albany Capitol WINS n million dollars the
Commissioners spent three hundred and sixty
thousand dollars more than the million. and
one of the first acts Of Senator HARRIS ut tho
opening OF the Legislature was TO introduce u
bill to pay tho deficiency. 1t has been urged
that the Commission had no authority to make
the extra expenditure; yet the bill was passed
by the Assembly Yesterday, having already been
passed in the Senate, Gov ROBINSON may have
something to say about tho Commissions au-
thority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Ars'.niy Of Ne igs-Amvrc'n water Color sSalsty.
American "a cstn-sJs 800. 2
Groads,os tr-.tt... Tue sorafcr
v.~-.- tp-nt,~- Ease i.n's Calm
Einb AV-ase Ihrnte..--u NJ ) rInAfote
sr~"- Os~r .ssu-.--iicvco.
,e~u,- sh-ntr- TIE F.o.s Revenge.
Masonic Temple liiiyets Matinee
New NsrL Aqu"~, Little Red Riiug HOOD
Niiio's t.ard-~- The on Curiosity shop
rarh rheatrr-E nrissd
sHsFras-isro uia>tr-i~ -rro,iwsv. cor 10th It.
Standard rh-atre-H NJ s. Finsiors
Ioas Pastors O,.ra ts"as.-Vsrie,y. Ma,in..
Theatre Camia"~-vafe;v
tnioa sqasre rh-atrr-- The BANKERS Daughter
Msiiseh's Thestr--Onr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
Mr.. Lnbre's Early Days.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: have
been two weeks sick. helpless with rheumatism. was
pleased with the article about my life saving except
when came To the part where It said father could
not yet food for his children nor send them school
always had sood living and good schooling aud good
home with my widowed mother Arr LApRK
EAsTI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

ALBANY. Feb. 19-W. l.. Jen Alns OF the Bank
OF America, william Dowd Of tho Bank Of North
America William A. Darling II ths Murray Hill BANK
ana Joseph FOOL OF the Mardiactnrers and MerchAnts
Bank COMMITTEES from i'e state banks of the city "
sew lork1hsNe hnd hearing before the JOINT Com.
secure reduction Of the taxauou upon the banking IN.
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
Religion. Advertisement. in The sun.

For moro than three yenrs THE Sun has
printed religious notices IN its Sunday edition free Of
charge. TIL. edition has grown to such Proportions
Its circulation averaging about i2On make space
In IL exceedingly valuable 4; the same tine this class
Of advertisements nave Increased much ~ 10 make Il
necessary 70 Impose change for their rn.crtun
On and after Sunday next shah exact the fee OF so
cents tor each advertisements OF this character OF ave
lines under over Eve lines 10 cens additional per
lima
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

oswEGo. Feb. 2O.-The Bank OF osweeo has
gone INTO the hands Of receiver Tie capital u
$4,000 The bank has sustained considerable losses
and has large amount assets not available Il owes
sauuo ana over 10 dcpOstors which It cannot imcdi
RWN pay ana rs drafts ~ the amount OF 81 uOJ over
have been protested.
The sity savings Bank. which onened today paid out
about $40, 5UO and received b. tOl on depOsiL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

In the fights thus far reported from south
Africa wo observe that the relative numbers Of
the comhatans are spoken Of in n way that was
quite familiar to American papers about seven
teen years ngo. In the first battle the Zulus
were reported TO number 10000. Since then
the estimate has been reduced TO $4,000. but
there the chroniclers propose to stick they will
not take on another Zulu. On the 22d OF Jan
unry. ut Rourke's Drift. 100 men repused
over 1000 Zulus." In the American war Of the
rebellion both sides often claimed to have re-
pulsed enemies In the proportion OF Ave or ten
to one. but we do not remember anything quite
so brilliant ns the repulse Of an army number
ing 10 to /. Bull Run RUSSELL and other for
ciGn critics used to think 1t amusing to note
these patriotic estimates OF superiority We
could not see any fun in II then: we sec IL now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
AnxIou.tn Mre.,l.-

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sb.. Mr. THE
lAud hAuer. tie trace Roman wrestler desires 10 meet
MAJOR Mclaughlin. who Hc Gated William Miller at Nos,
ton last SATURDAY. will deposit 500 as fnret, 10 make
match on Tue same terms aud rules governing the BoS
ton match. tor 500 side II Major Mctauehn will mot
accent The match will be made with Prot Miller.
Nav NoRE. Feb ~. JAMS L KELLY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Tho penalty for arson In the first degree
ia Imprisonment for life. but within month
there have been three cases in which the incen-
diaries took the chances OF being convicted.
PERLsTEiN. who endangered the lives OF forty
families in tenement. was convicted, but the
jury In the case OF MARY MYERS in Brooklyn.
gave verdict OF acquittal. The other case is
one in which two milk dealers. brothers. Of
South Orange. were arrested on Wednesday
The allegations are that they set nre to the
house in which Mr.. KOHL and his daughter
live. Insurance men say that unless the frs is
eNtinguished before 1t gets under Roadway.
there is very little chance Of getting evidence Of
tho inccndiary's work. and that arson Is an ex-
ceednRly difficult crime to prove when 1t is
done with SKIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
An Armenian.
To THE FL

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sir: In ro-
porting the annual commencement OF the medical de.
partment OF the University | am represented Hs \
thinanhn receiving silver medal ain an ArIne man
from Oohstanunope, aud not Chinaman
GRKGoRY kKYAN University Medical College
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

to md fro until adjournment. when the bill fails
by reason OF disagreement over II.
The Assembly Inns done praiseworthy net in
passing Mr.. HEPDuRNs BILL but last winters
action Of the Senate attestcd that that body Ia
not above rcsorting to trickery to defeat SO fair
a measure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
The rIea of Pu,lo Msl,h.

Pity the sorrows OF poor old man.
Stranded upon hosptable shore
Who long ago his humble pay outran,
And now must plead imporngly for more.
lie yielded in philanthropic mood
To patriotsm's short and sharp demand
And left a path with all lies blessings strewed,
To wander IN far aud foreign land.
His kindly weakness thus has been his bane
And brought him down 10 depths of poverty;
For he has nobly strivon, but in vain,
To vie with dukes aud earls In luxury
Was II for this that he abandoned all
His sugar business and his Cuban slaves,
To answer an ungratcful country's call
Aeouniry which pcnurousiy snycsi
It's true that statesmen whom the world ais great
Have sometimes held that honorcd post abroad,
Nor felt compelled to live in costly state,
10 htly represent rule OIL Fraud,
But here is one whom greatness doesn't claim,
Who, to be splendid, must in spleudor live,
And, to secure little Jot OF lame
Needs the support that solid cash can give.
Then hasten to Increase this poor mans payl
II for dipomatists We call on such,
Their dignity requires golden stay.
And tMiCe the SUN would hardly be too much.
-------
Irritated Lungs obtain relief from
Jayne's EXpectorant-Air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
Jny Gould Should Attend More to his New.
paper.

jay Gould can now give his attention entirely
10 journalism the repurts are true that he about H.
retire ron the street The strain upon the brain of hi,
young eulehahtln tie tall tower IS already greater than
he can bear. - $780, '"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

The return OF the Hon. ZAcHARIAH CHAND-
tER to active politics recalls the last speech
which he mnde before his retirement. 1t re-
ierrod to the present occupant OF the White
House. and was as follows: Why. the damned
fool wouldn't have been President at all but for
me; II was that gave him the votes Of South
Carolina. Florida. and Louisiana"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

II Is proposed in Albany to reduce the sal
AIRY Of the Commissioner Of Jurors in this town
TO 5000 year The Commissioner is now
paid ti5.0OO-a sum altogether beyond the
bounds Of reason. The reduction which the
Committee have agreed to ia hardly sufficient.
$500 year being good pay for the work 10 be
dana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

asI night nom the dead house Of St. EnstaehS ousbso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

History furnishes parallel to the popularity and
success VI Or. Buns Cough syrup rs eents'-Als
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Both BLAINE and THURMAN, by their
course on the Chinese ill. have improved their
chances for the Presidency Of the Pacific re-
public. In case Cnlllornin ever secedes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21
the PEoPLE's POET.

FINN he BUiHy'on Hielsys
On good George Washington Childs A. NJ,
81 plying men WAS the penrl and gem,
No poet, born of the sons uf men.
sang like q. ". Chlds, 4. NJ
Whenever funeral came along
lie tuned his hrc tu its .adir,t song;
lle went for the family mi~crce.
Mho he sang the departed pedigree.
Ana II ever your sweetheart mad the DUMPS
or your sister : face was sWrlrd with muinns:
or your nci-hbur tell down u the street with epepSy
or}Our roommate groNled with dire dyspepsy;
or whatever might happen Of sorrowful kind
Ana YOU sluhed tur halm' Tor body aud mind;
A. soon As the q. showed,
hed wn's you soothing, appropriate ode.
Prone nesd BIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-21

Irritated Lungs obtain relief from
Jayne's ENpectorant
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30
PEECTLETTEs.

chew Jaskson's Best sWees Navy Tobacco
Decoration Day.
One more day in May only.
This is Commencement week at
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, and
to-day IL closing day.
The entertainment advertised for to-
night ~ the Opera House is post
pOEed-
Eddie Hawkins. the Guild orator, is
IN Cha szuaegs making arrangements
"a lecture
The cit L=us of Bristol sr= TO have 3
public m-eti6g there o-u.gb. 10 te-
.=rluiLe sud devise n ezus + r oueuil z
mp t5e Bristol Court. which was sztab-
Hshed uy tue late Legislature.
Az election v.s held ia Bristol last
Friday on the question OF removing
the p1-joffice, and It vas decided to
move IL to the Knights Of Honor
building a. We learn from tue Mas,
by a vote OF SOD to 81.
Hon. r. X. Butter. cf Johnson
cguu =, has, a. We earn from the
Bristol papers, ez.4b shed 8 law Office
DO -hatfJwn and entered into a part
n---aiP wi,h Major 3 q. Mcdowell.
D.. a. ArOeely. oue or tH- family OF
Syr.auz, who live a. MaryviIle, Who
has been II Texas several months, was
receuETv robbed Of about $500 near
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30

Rev. y. g. Taylor, d. D., returned
on the l o'clock train yesterday, from
attending the closing exercises at
HOlstOn Seminary, New Market,
where he delivered the annual address
Wstnes lag night.
Hon. A. \. Taylor, of Carer county,
arrived on the train yesterday, and is
at the residence Of his father. He will
deliver the decoration address to-day
at the National Cemetery, as is noted
elsewhere.
Capt. George GurIey, popular con-
ductor on the z. T. V. & O.. Railroad,
goes down to-day 10 take run on the
Dalton branch for 3 spell to relieve
Capt. r. NJ. Warren Of that line who
will take shOrt recreation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30

DisI, al the residences .f her uus-
aald in tais city, At O'Clock, 9. N,
Thursday. May 2g.h. Ir-. EstelIa
Lace, consoEt Of Mr.. ia. a. Lane.
Sae was born July 2nd. 1889, sui was
consequently rn the 20.h year ~ her
day.
Deceased wa a daughter Of Sir
and Mr= '. 5. Lo-spiech, If this city.
and her husband is foreman Of the
CHRONICLE news room, O. whom she
hal been married only > or 9 mau-a=-
she was al excellent youag lady, very
much loved an! esteemed by all who
knew her, was fond and affec.iola,e
X e. sui h-r sr-z is "a zzi sfIlictiou aud
bereavement as her husband. He, to-
gstusr vita cher relatives aud
friends, have our profound ~ mpathies
heir deep distre-z.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30
THE DECORATION TO-DAY,
The Exercises 10 be Observed a. abe
National Cemetery


National Cemetery.
The arrangements for the decoration
Of the graves Of the Federal dead at
the Natl nal Cemetery to-day are
completed, and the indications are that
the occasion will be one of more than
usual interest, and will be we'll at
tended. In order to accommodate the
people from surrounding towns and the
country, the time for the commencing
of the exercises has been fixed at ?
O'Clock. This will enable all who
come. TO witness the cAemony, and
have ample time for returning to their
homes.
It Ea- been Jhe custom heretofore
fer ID. business houses Fl The ely TO
close their doors fEom TWO until four
I'm the sf-eruocn. and We FEesEme this
will b. Gcle 20 Tag, au- If respect for
the u-y ans in ueuery &C he fallen
defenders IL laeEr country
IL g. hoped thac the toaatioa Of
flowers viii u Eiue-ei, aud Will be
promptly sent in ID the Com mitJse, "a
the east doCr os The Custom House, as
early - 9 O'Clock, a. N. TIE com nit
tee of ladies and gentlemen appointed
10 ia0k after the flowers, as we'll az all
others interested, are urged to be on
hand At the time a50ve-usmcd 10 as
slst in the preparation Of the flowers.
aud to be resdy fer their distribution.
There will lie 10 procession, aud the
exercises will be opened sc the Gem
etery, al the tine named, by music,
folloE=j uy
Prayer.
Music.
Address by Hon. !. a. Tayiar.
MusiC-O.i HUI. .Ezt.
Decoration Of graves.
Committee FOB sEzsEa rNG FLOWERS
Misses Annie BravuIor. Ella
Locke. Core Rule Hary Temple, Ida
III Lee, Minnie Hail, Eva Hall, Carrie
Audrews- annie Rogers, Mabei Dallas,
Rosa Dawes. Hattie Champion, Fan
lie Ogden, B.suc-s swan. Annie
Morrow, Bessie Oa3-z. Fannie eau K
ins, Emma Lae, Eta Wicks.
The above committee ar= requested
10 meet the Decorating Committee NJ
9 o'clock this morning a. tie Post
Office
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30
4 reunion for Eseadriek's Pardon.

Mr.. Charles T. Gates informs us that
on last week he forwarded the petition
to the President praying for the re-
lease of John d. HeadTiek, a well
known citizen OF BIOunt county, who
was convicted by the last term of the
Federal Court, in session at Knoxville,
for resisting a revenue officer" Fiji
teen hundred citizens. have signed the
petition, embracing some OF the very
best citizens il the counties Of RIOUnt,
KNOX and Sewer. The petition is au
able document of the kind, aud will
probably be Needed by Mr.. Hayes, the
facts in the case being so clearly and
impATtially set forth. We know that
Mr. HeadTick has the sympathy and
friendship of a large number of the
citizens of this county, of both polili-
cal AfaryUile Democrat
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30
The TLdy HOmseWife.

The careful, tidy housewife, when
she Is giving her h0use its spIiBg clean
ing, should bear Ia mind that the dear
inmates Of her house are more precious,
thsu houses, aad that their systems
need cleansing by purifying she blood,
regulating the stomach aud bowels
to prevent aud cure the diseases aTis-
ing from spring malaria and uli27ma,
and she should know that there IL
nothing that will DO il 50 perfectly aud
surely as Hop Bitters, the purest and
best Of 81 medicines. Sc other col
tEEnH
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30
QusndsFy Abou; a Marriage Ccre-
nous

AaAh@
= r--i one Is old los conductor
Mack Parker of a marriage ceremony
winch wsz performed Iu the 10 Il ST
Egz=Esgifie Junction, wednesday
evening. To- prominent Pres. ing
Elder If the y. L. Church, 5au.h,
in that section. After forming the
ceremony, th= minister took Captain
ParEer'z train, bound east. After
starting out on the train the miuisler
began - reflect, and came to the con-
c.usIon ths1 he had married the par
ties in Hawkins county, whereas the
license had beesu procured in II m
bleu. The question gf the location Of
the county lin could not there be
determined; q lawyer aboard Informed
him IL the case was - he construed It,
the marriage would be a uujlily, and
the minister had Capt. Parker stop the
train before he had gotten many miles,
and he got of aud went bscE TO re-
marry the parties IL matters were as
he viewed them Investigation. proved,
however, that tie house whore the
ceremony was performed was in the
proper county, 50 the minister's fears
and uneasiness were aIlayG I'd, the delay
in his trip being the only discontinue.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-30
The Truthful Test.

L requires 10 learned experts TO s.
taoiish the fact that DR. Prices Crsa 70
Baking Powder il the pur-sl and The
strongest. IF it viii maze sveejer,
lighter, and more digeslibIe bread, bis
cults, cakes, etc, than can be- made
with other kinds, Is it not al iucou.
tsstibIe proof ofiis purify AID greater
excellence 4?