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Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
SnbIambet.
Soma.

Waisplantninsen beepnote | DEN
nib ere Del al Siaten aaereDe for
en- uae itoen, bpilfst er TO belle Tiger
tiDltsere. eno man eaers pleier at
plante.
Sor 2tDen er Der peo Stat8.
uniper tietet / Soma Stu 156 unse
Rsnnsfier. iOm ituperer &etss8loea
faben ; Der er fra II orfisaiee Sta.
fer, lamt en- ira SfOtlanb % en- fra
Srlanb.
GI'0upernsr Scar, prefoent
for Soma % GCl,raoO fpnlolioerebe
0rubefcmpant. bar mootaeet Gfteret-
ming ON, at &ompaniet unper ct
2nnelarbeibe neoe / @ruberne bar
lteot paa en- al be riseite Metalaarer,
tom er fun0ne / SOGtb Wountatas
/ Colorado.
- Sps&aaDet [ Ottumpa bar for.
betet SalOOnrRrterS eicsnle fra $500
til $1,000.
s WiDten at Staten lpiles Vos
tetes. lcm er tnofsrte ltae fra SfOts
lamb cs Srlano.
- Over belle Den eitliee Bart at
WeQem<SGpa raieDe Der Hat I'll Ons.
oaa ct meSet itarft Resnrsir, bpilfst
paftsoe apfilli9t I'D for Sernbaneli.
nlerne. spnllo IOa csiaa neo / TO
uobule | beoen at @llnton. Doe,
last blep 20 Cons 9s. iau1t snbsl
Gcrn % Sarmmaitnsrl.
= s bet samls 4ano plciece oeiao
Smaa'Suttsr at "leee 6sUers" mtn
Der bogo. be lite 6%spoiusrs, Ro8st, iom
naturlisOis life fan mansIs / bette
sanb, tbi oa bIeO bet 10 iussn "WOro",
/ 2eaen. 8 SisnmoOo, Wiu @ountb,
ls9ts iOrIspsn Mffsn rcaI. @utter
"5esite 5nmes". Gepolusrsn Der bIus.
'es. par sIisr al SOrmOoniue ift, lQost,
men ben bar bet ".iifaloi8uis"; ben
lille Sur, iOm lite itrag paa &ommonoO
b9peoe line Senoer / Yeir.t, maatts
10 ba lipo.s. HsooIpsr.n bIsp leJtet,
Sfuoost git al. cs Den lille faiot
oeoslis iaarst til Sotben. Spor lenet
ItoI Bern faa 9ou til at lsss mso
NepOluers, naor Oct ret iOm Oct sr inc.
iraner Saaoant
- Set Ter 10 til. al GI 8upsrnsr
&irfwooo, osa nps aiaaosbs 5nosuries.
.ylinlitsr. bar uohstsr til al bllpe palsi
Ill eon8resie len ira BET u9e 5ts Oitrltl
/ Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
VIGGO.

Genns bsfientie 9ctnan. oinsf sr rem Ter.
he % bsbne sci. Der nolsnino sr blsrfn
bralt III Dinneibsif 6cunio DIN oil liaa
tit aibenctt,iie Tor lsrminsn 1882 iaalepss:
Sper Wlneaa bcs s. &. killer.
1lrsoas | Burr DAT.
Snsoas o. 5crspas brs Norris Bbsltn.
Ersoaa bcs Is. q. Killer.
qsrras Burr | Dat
"a be spliss Dag. I llsn pii Giersns Ta,m
. Rile | Rcro for Burr Dat.
"0lssc' blsc | 1875 importsrtt fra xranf.
ria., er MI Is aar sammsl. sr IL "Sanes"
rsi o. psisr 1900 Yano. Sd liter ben liaar
cusr ale andre Rormln'6insltsrs. rsr n traat
bio I'll s1neei, % ce'alss alto meo Dc bsisfe
prtitr.
8stinstllsr Sl5 Ito %infure., o. Def. ett,.
les. mar BET tan scpslsrts. at Scppta ,r msc
Usl. purptrne uld Qisrns i,lr 7 dfsre.
c. Il. Miller.
2f.Suat2o. xurr DAT.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
60 DO.

SberiT Campbell cafe gitp Bier
for nOale faa Dase fDsn iiubt. ipel
ban iammen meb Gitp Raribaa ON
Natten beposteoe noSle Eager I en-
Vp9ntns, bpor Der I ben ienere 3it
par blecet aofilQist bOrtfiaalet. 3p,
uene fCm Osiaa sanfe ristist msr
neppe ffsote be iammen meD YOlifi,
Rpnctsbeoerne, fer Der falbt TO Stub,
% SberiHen falot ceo ON. Ct Bar
Elmer ienere blep Re to SorbrpDers
paasrebne os braste arreft, men en-
Nennefsmasie brso frar efter inn
o. bemastissbe fig Dem. De BIER
benat, men eiOrbe inbtil Bet Siofs
fun Nar at Bet Ssle; ben Gne bah
enbos IN ct Sfraa 2Obaf lipt for
Rebet blep last BAN ON Salien.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
MaSiadui ettS.

Den fremraaenDe S%Otfatter % 81
tOfof Ralpb @alpo Gmericn psoe
Gonccro fbftlspen EOrsoaa often al
en- 9~uneeipspom, iOm ban bapoe paa'
eraset fig en- Dag usen ifcrpetsu.
oa 9eiret par iaa milot, at ban
msnte at funne fate at fig noset al
Vinterteiet. Gnetlon par MI nHr
70 aar sammel, % bans 4anps @p'
ner bapoe aaerebe for en- gio tDen
beapnot at ipufe iaalebes, at ban
lelp par forberebt paa mart at ranbre
bort. S fine fiofte liner fienote
ban I'm 5amilie. men fob | ben 8or.
menina, at ban life befanbt fla biem.
me o. bab Dsrfor ON at blipe brast
biem. GmetiOn bapbe | fin lib ops
bolbt fig ct @ar / europa.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
For $f.fO
u1amilieldsnim8
SnDbol

Snbbolo:
..,,rcrst / altenburs.-(Bcrtaatn
.;,,r IN pirfslts Se9trenbep.
ON aisss SfO.
sir,t blanot Suutalerne.
sa isrlis 5orrstnins.- - 5Orfaalns.)
abt al Srsrt.
s',s, Npter.- GOrtelins
Ssrsssersn msnsm sisrssns' (50r'
taltn9.)
s%trstaufsr al SarFelo.
stnns sos, Der er 12s sioer'
,ii ri iiar antsfaIs til Hpe snbari,
s :" Der life tiblisere bar laff
pY,trrab.B Oifsn'.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Wisconitn.

Wanbaa fbife use raieoe Der en-
fOrferbslis Slosbrano / eau Glaire,
fcranlepiset pso 0nifter paa en- Damp
baao. bpilfe aatanbts ct upbus bag
pipneerS Bid. Denne nepbranOte
oa ti0lae 63 Yripats Os screenings.
8paninasr. 2abet belsber fig iii
$3.50, 900 bpOraf rimeliapiS Salppars
ten bRtfes peb Msiuranee.
- Det fore grpasert, Der til'
bgrte Wilpaufee 4siociation Com,
panp, blep / OnSbass ct @op for
9uerne.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Nnmmer 80.
Misiisiippi

Den file 9p Wontecslo blep for,
rise u9e biemisst at en- @pelone. be,
fer frem meb FABIAN Stprfe, at Sta
ben blep alDeles soelast, o. Is Wsn,
METER blep ibielGasne at be 15(
Snobpss ere bar Der | bet Sele fur
ct rinse Gal. iOm Hap bsrfra Blot mel
Sfreffen, be aeite blep mere eaer
minore fUeifeoe. Nonticeao bauot
enaana fOr LANCE StDer Rben slapel
fe til en- for Sremtib, men Bet pal
ben Sang, ba RiSRsfppi enonu pa
ct 3errltorium. G~ourtbuiet fra b,
DaSe fob Der enbnu, men M bier
oeiaa bet repet afitsD at ben fauieno.
Wa9t.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Is nlIfDrulen.

Gn 9iaa oraaniisrsbss i Gan Gran
ciieo fibits Sorsbae Nften al en- SOr:
iamlina. iamm.ntalot for at tase IN
Der Sotrpsiells, buao mon ltuIoe aisr:
uso De paatrenGsnos &Iu,isre. y hut
ningsn leo paa, at Stiu,bcpssSpitsr
Ifploe inboeIss i Diitritter, os al cs1
lfulae f~OrsIe5s,s 8insi,rus ct Spsrss'
maal, cm Be pIloe Saa GIT De iitI
mo oepaa, laa ltuIbs b. mso 8oIo Of
Woot tniuats I'll az fortr0fte
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
SerQS.

Gn Bill, Der fatiaitsr Ssrubanss
fEasteH for pasiaserer paa Serbia
nerue / Siaten III 3 Gents pr. Ril
er M pebtaset at aesislaturen %
blsp auerebe Is Winufer eftsr uns
berfrepst at @uperneren. Den tres
Der / Strait so Sase eirsr Sssisla.
turens Oplesnlnl.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
The Amendment.
(Sprtlgttelie.)

Sntst NOT, % cerfOr pil pi be[el
lite cpholoe % Derreo, men at MAJ
nu rIl foris9e at iage vi % Bin
no al Staten. bet er Der. nj anfer
Oper, os bet at for fieaise 6runoe.
Vt cil blanbt aHpst aisre cp.
mRrflom paa ben bimmelraabeuee
uretfarDiebsD mob De Yerloner, lem
nu I belle 25 4ar bar Drepet Urpl,
9e'ter oa tllpirfst Bin / Scwl, I'M.
Der gefpltelie at Statens ecpe, %
bar beralt be lOpbefiemte SfatIer
o. @f5iftsr ostaf. Vaa Ell Gang
oil man nu eisre oenue bereS Nas
rlugspsi lOpfribis, bersUe Dem, De-
res Somllle os mause anore pereS
sspebtee os alsre De foifbare Opferte
Sp9ntn9er % De bert anbra1te Wa.
Ilntrter IaasObtiOm parDllele. Oet
sr Inn blot % bart Saaf, nah Der
ftses, at b'sfe Spaaiaaer fan benpt.
les paa en- anben Waabe I. Gr. iii
ereamerler bet er pit o. lanbt,
at be liseiCm andre Suie fan tenpt.
ties babe for ben enc Os ben auben
Vsorti., men Bet er ct SperQsmdal,
ON iaa fOfbare Spsninssr bsbsUeoes
BERTH. Smsr I. Gr. er pift life
ncaen baartis Smsrslle for en- 9csa.
tbl "bet bsofe er sobt nrf," men
bet pilpe pei ueppe fable NOgen ino
at BRUCE BET BERTH unotassu / bel.
slts Reo.
Der lisser Der I Staien 4 Wils
Iicnsr Dollars anbragt / Sttpr!ains
ar VI o. Bin, ss bet er oenne fore
8apttdl, ruau M iaaisbsS pil eaa
paa 8linaen, at ben cmtrentlis re,
bucsres III Rul; bette er beg for
3alt ; fert laber 9anbets Cop ell
WaRb brlpe en- Nering. bporaf ban
bstaler I'm Sfat. % / Spo FRO ND.
cloer ban Sspriftsn, tftsriOm SOr.
retnin9su aaar fremab, og faeasr
fanfe belle I'm 5ormue oa mere iii /
mere tenfStsmesfse % tiosmRsTae
Snorsoniussr, gpQniuser CO Draft
%Herier, cs iaa fOmmsr QCpsu en- pafs
fer Dag / Ell bel anben Oralt, iom
Ell rem Sulemanp, c9 lutter Tsreae
for cen belle SsDrift li9e for gteisn
paa BAN, meo andre Orb, tager llse.
frem Srabst no al Wunbsa paa BAN
% flyer: On flar fnbe paa no9st
anhst, ie8 oil life leusers pIoe nOget
al Den Sl1as 2raFt Bet er ianof.
ies bar bJbiil biQIast ben, o. labet
big tsiaIs prbentlis aislft belfor,
bpllfst bu o9ial bar eicrt, men lea
bar cmbeffemt mig, % oermeo Ba'
III. So fan eOpsu "meo eopen |
9aanb' optrRbe iaaleoss, ba CT 9cp'
slpnmseu en- lem Gina, alsrbslit
naar BET blipsr iaa meset al ben lem
I bette Sano. bpCr Bet cite Ter no nj,
Il, Der er Mau9s, ioIt msnee, Oct CT
Wan9pen, ION lll gisre bet.
SsetioH 8, ariifsl l S;atsn
Scpas 8pnnltntlrn Tiger, AT 5n9eu
Hal btreuss Gin. Srlbeo slsr n.
Dom uesn Tbus prceels Of top".
Ssetion l. artlfsl Ii / Re 6orensne
Staters 8ouhttutlcu Tiger: No state
shall make or enforce any law, which
shall abridge the privileges or i'm
munties of citizens of the United
States, o shall any state deprive any
person OF life, liberty or property
without due process Of law, nor TO
deny to any person within its jurisdic-
ton the equal protection of the law.
vi fan life fer UtebeIffst lnbis
Inost END, at ct laapaat Rl5tiprOg
iom Get, Imenomsntet pil bru1e, bar
PED rdmmes. tbt BET biiper b0l ell
li9efrem SslQe al bets 0ectastIie, at
manafelplae Wenusiisr blipsr bsrs,
oct I'm retma5fse Gisnbom, ca for
iaaoant Ocersrsb burpe man taae III
tcare, os betanie fs TO 8lnge. ier
man ait irel eermeb.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
BRETON Brdnh.

g~soaa,nst srrn afsoar ira Breton 81. s:l6 Worstn'
~ S3rtna gropt vi. 1915 5orm. aHtoaHett ~ ea''
y" a;,,r snneu. gnFommer til "a 9rosie ri. Alb %
~ - goul ri. 1866 Giierul. iaums Dag.
a,,soo,uSs grau aiaaar ira Sd!eeonia Sru,itons ri;
a t,t,ryt. au.omusr til Spriu9 Sreps ri. oOo
st,ru. Ga til BRETON RI. 7:i5 alten.
a.gar.boIpmsp. AssHt, Sprins Srops.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
SlItupts.

s. Ypen Solicit Optreoer Smaa.
forperne tsmmelis Iemt, bog life
ben 8rab. iom enfelte Blade bar re-
fereret. 5 be fibfe Dase bar Sor'
bClbet foranbret fla betppelig I'll Del
gebre, os ingsn Dsosfalb er ino'
truHet.
- aesislaturens to Nfoelinaer ba'
peotaset, Cs 6upernsren tiltemt, al
Sainois.R i9isan 8analen afhaaes
iii De Scrensbe Statsrs Rs8iering.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03

frantic 8ongerS o9 8eileres 8rOuer
oa Secpler, CO bpiS 0etot anilaaeS
til Der 2 Rtaicner Dollars, oil MI
bltce iol9t. Den 8omite, ION bar.
inDfiaet / aulsbntns at Disis Iing,
fore laar, at Der for Yelebet aal pp,
rettes en- unberfsttelisSs8 asle for
0amle o. ipae q beibere.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
2nunnn.

Sra Ct. gaul fripes, at ReD Rt,
per iteg 7 IOmmec peb @tnnipee
1Ursba9S. pg at 3raTfen er albruot
paa 81. paul SaUeu. 8ommunifa'
ticnen foreaaar oerfor meo Damp.
ftlbe milepiS uooper 9rairierns, pa
ofinneaanQen ftaar 3 saer 4 Sob
UNDER Vano. Ssoemtpler er ipar.
lcmme, c9 priierne fabelaotio bsie
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Boft.Sfftce Ttben
Rorft 8ubstieuefte

strs a. I Rorasn til 8 Gittu. Seueag fra ri. 10 til
B;N. Money Order Experimental Iut,ts 81. . Aiteu.
Y. &. 8atIep, peitmsFtr.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
9orff SenbagsitoIe

rssIsti / getornb nori,t sirtt bp,r Ssneae Sormiseas
a. 1870, prtIpis Vse 9oitor Sraupt % Yrei. Z. sarien.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Or.N. &OIembera,

Sfanetnaptif cage,
rhs Is Ilrs 'rtm5anlsris 9rayis | Gtttasc
@c iltllssre SiRlpslass | 9arls nIte Serjpn I'll
lTsitl Ssbanrlins al al. gags
Srcniife SpeSomme,
sleissermmt. 3erpes % ssrsripaocmms. Spaa,
hi. aatatrt, arinpsipsocmms cip.
Nne9aa apfrtfrtnee araiialrars % esres
SsS'r, rtr fun sr Spinesl % Sumtus. o.
enosne gosr mse Glib III Or. Hoisnbsre
lrHl rdl tcrt aie trinssr Gbers Selbrsp iii.
sas,. % Menifamenier % S9atminlsr, ion
trttrr HCitntsrs anpsneer. er f~ilpirtst al b,
'oenstis ebtmiittr o. tr rberft rirtIrmm..
SI,rt bsIcarts burtiet. o. rem iisrts On.
nartIcmbse %itlantts ole lcrsscmmsnee I'll,
islh.
aonicrtte ira 81. 8-5. Ssnoaosrs fra
Ill.
sS.ln Al .. Slari Ctr. GSicaac,. Su
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03

8i bsupifsr I'll Or. Goleaber9s 4per.
tislemtnt. 8eo nm LANCE YrnIiS o.
tore Grfnrenbeb / 8~e5anoIins al fro,
niIfe Snaoomme oiu, bar ban srbpsr.
pct iis Ell alminoslia s~tfi,nct Duelie.
bso, Der eipr, at man uiso fulo Siuio
tan b%snosuos fig til sau,. 81
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Dr.M.0.Teigen
Norif gdge % Gbirnrs,

LsTariu,rst iro -Iuipsrftp Of Rem yOrs Gitp.")
tlbpar bercse eanesmeno I Gttorab % ON,
tn nm Sisnsiie.
Se,uitabslis % ilmpittisbspsfulo 8sbanb,
ling sarant,rfs.
arntrr [ Biuneba9o St. nar Rain, crtn,
rr NRld nitaht.
8cntcrtip:-9-l2 Sormiebas % 2-5
GitTmittlS. 81 IS.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
STAGES.

pr,ttpn, (pia surr Dat, easIts). Sntommsr RI
1880 Norm. aigaaT FL. e1isrHl. u ~ ysrrp'
p1op. gltotass RasiasHsT. ~
sro gterah Ill goousr ior .-........ $l.2o.
VTospeT.--...-....... lO.
SHTT DAT .---.-..-... 0.Io.
,auftus (uia g9aniou. basIts). antommer ri. I
sii,n. gisaar 81 I @lOTSsn.
SOuiton tuia SsipsT, tire Sanes ussntitg). af9aar
ira Seipsr a. 7 Fcrm. es dutommer I'll Gecorab 81. IL
sprr; ai1aor isisH ri. ei,srm. hoer Sirseag, Sorss
hs % ssrsas.
sIufiion. Au'eumsr 81. 10 form. os efsaGr ri.
$50 gfttrm., tutr ItEsads. Gorseas os sSreas.
stau,pillG. aHtOnmsr 81. 1880 6orn. os ais
uarsL 80 Git.Tm.. bpsr Girsoag. Eorscas % sprsae.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03

FISHER In, J1fe.r bp.r Scrseac aften ri. Q I Ssltss
ks s.,aIs spsr SIitu & Ebompious SutiI
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Griuprinss=Siite.
-,.sfoansO s Gu,omft.

wsrssr.g rana aigaa5 ri; s;s3 5,r. e0 gn,omm.t ed Ill
mar nd gft. o H ldrg ~
pes1,g. ryssass lruu aisaar 81. $50 eonns'tSr mse
VIZ; is N. Qaul. gn,ommtI til Gseoras IL o''o
tt'fH' &. 8. Merrill Gssut.
g%oitens Qfsans 90 antomlt.
g,e,n ats Os %pstOusr aieoar % antcrImsr mto o.
frcni aisdeT.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Oct Rorite SeIffab

r..ns I ben norl, sir,, sUsr s,uSss Gfi.ru- RI. q
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-07-21
Visitors Seeking Locations.

For the past ten days quite number
of persons from various sections of the
country have arrived in this city, all
looking foI suitable locations for estab-
fishing different manufacturing enter
priscs. A Mr.. Simonds is here looking
over the ground to ascertain the feast.
bility of starting nm ax and edged tool
manuiactory. lie is the manufacturer
of the only original Simonds AK which
every hardware dealer is acquainted
with. Mr.. Simonds will be present at
the Board of Trade meeting next Mon
day night. Another gentleman is here
from Indiana inspecting our location,
and says we have got rock sand for
making glass far superior to anything
he ever saw. Another manufacturer,
and in fact two, have been inspecting
the old Novelty Foundry building,
while still another has his eye on the
sash, door and blind factory. Every
one who comes is well pleased with
everything he sees, and all predict Il
bright future for Mankato when Gu
various facilities arc utilized. At the
Board of Trade meeting next Monday
night it is highly proper that our citi-
zeps should be present, because there
are many things of importance to be
brought forth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-07-21
COUNTY CORitEsPONDENCE.
NlapletOn


The r. r. accompany is going to have
Il well in Mopleton if they have to bore
three hundred feet. They will COM
mence one south of the well of last sum
mer.
Mr.. Roy Pcct and Geo. Clark's PEG
pie have cach sick child. Mrs. Rima
and Mrs. WShart are sick.
Another cur load of butter was ship
ped this week from the Muplet0n
creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Schimmele lost
their little boy last week.
Mrs. $. &. Brooks who has been visit.
ing friends in western Minnesota is OK.
pcctcd home this week
Mrs. Graham has sister visiting heI
whom she hasn't seen for forty years.
Mr.. Chas. Case and wife, who have
been visiting in Dakota and different
parts of Minnesota, have returned home
Mrs. Mccarthy who has been sick fo,
long time, died last week, at an adj
vanced age, of consumption.
School closed last Thursday noon
Although measles and whooping cough
diminished the attendance, our princi
pal, Mr.. Will. &c Ides, has proved him.
self thorough scholar, good diciplin
arian, perfect gentleman and is much
loved by his scholars. 1t is to be hoped
that the School Board will try and SC
cure his services for the coming year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-07-21
The Baking Powder War.

The Royal Baking Powder Company
Is still making enemies among those
whose are manufacturing and selling
impure articles for leaveninS purposes
land their name is legion), and this fact
shows that it is continuing its vigorous
works in the interests of the public.
This Company set out some time ago
To expose the character, and So far us
possible to brake up the sale, of adul-
terated baking powders. Having
found from an examination of number
of specimens procured from groccrs
that they were generally of an in
feriOr character, some of them void
of all leavening properties and many of
then actually poisonous, it brought the
matter before the public, denounced
the makers 10y name in the press and
to the health authorities. The affair
was speedily taken up by physicians,
Boards OF Health and Legislatures
throughout the country, chemists were
employed 10 make scientific tests of the
various powders in the market, and
the Government itself directed analyses
to be made before it would purchase the
supplies needed for army, navy and
Indian uses. The result more than
justified the charge so boldly made by
the Royal Company. Not only were
the majority Of baking powders in the
market found TO be largely adulterated,
but many of them were ascertaincd to
contain alum and other poisonous IN
gradients to such an extent as to render
them positively unsafe for use in hui
man food. The information spread
throughout the country and created a
profound sensation. As result manv
of these injurious mixtures were driven
out of the market, and the sale of all OF
them seriously interfered with. No
occurency of recent date has been 80
far reaching as this in its beneficial
influence upon the Royal Baking Pow
der Company in the Inauguration of
such warfare. and their energy in car
rying it forward with such important
results was universally commented up
on and appreciated. In making the
charges they did not hesitate to enter
into competition with every other bak-
ing powder in the country, and it Is a
public satisfaction that IN all the tests
and analysis made the Royal Baking
Powder was placed at the head of the
list and declared by Boards of Health
and by the Government chemists, Drs.
Mott and Love, to be the superior of all
Others in strength, and absolutely pure
and free from all inferior substances.
In continuing this warfare against
the adulterated food, more particularly
the alum and otherwise impure and in
ferior baking powders which unscrupu
lous manufacturers are endeavoring to
force upon the market in this locality,
the Royal will undoubtedly meet with
the Old time opposition and abuse. We
are confident, however, that the public
will also appreciate, rs heretofore, both
the object of the "alum men" and the
action of the Royal Company, and
award full justice TO the Company,
that has 50 fearlessly stood up for its
protection from all such adventures.
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independent people. He became cx-
tremely oratorical on the subject and
evinced more enthusiasm than the
ordinary eXhorter at a camp meet
ing.
Mr.. Diamond expressed himself
decidedly against free trade and elo-
quently advocated protection, when
BottOmley replied by saying that the
man who would advocate protection
was uneducated and irresponsible.
This gentle insinuation aroused Mr..
Diamond who at once answered, that
the gentleman from Martin county
was II fit subject for the lunatic asy-
lum and advised his friends if he had
any to take him there. The discus
sion was continued for some time by
other speakers, when the above tariff
plank in the resolutions was substi.
tuted for the original one.
The resolutions having been adopt.
ed us reported above, the convention
took an informal ballot for Congress
man, with j. q. Thompson, +. o.
Marks and w. ID. Peck, as tellers.
The result was: J. a. Lattimer, 81 ;
Lysander Cook, 1; ID. Buck, II.
The formal ballot resulted in giving
j. A. Lattimer, u Lysander Cook,
5; ID. Buck, Is.
Mr.. Lattimer having received the
highest number of votes, was de.
clared nominated. which was subse
quently made unanimous upon motion
of Mr.. Diamond.
MIR. Lattimer in acknowledgement
of his nomination, said he would not
thank the convention because that
was too common. lie said that his
cause was the cause of the people,
and he could be elected if the people
would only support him. He said he
did not claim to DO the greatest man
in the country, nor the purest, but he
would endeavOr. if elected, to do for
the farmers what he could.
Mr.. Diamond expressed his graft
tude to Mr.. Lattimer for personal aid
and would support him heartily. But
he thought it necessary to raise funds,
and waEted the farmers to contribute
their pennies and thus work for the
success of their candidate.
"A central committee, one from each
county was appointed, who are: +.
ID. Cornish, Blue Earth; a. ii. Bul-
lis, Fariba,llt; Jas. Brownies, Martin;
L. ii. McDermoth, NIcollet; Gustave
Meilicke, jackson; Thos. Allison,
Brown; ). o. Taggart, Cottonwood.
W. ID. Peck, Pipestone.
After other eulogistic remarks the
convention adiS"rned sine die.
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DODGE, Mower, WinOna and Ohm.
sted counties have elected anti-Du
nell delegates, and to-day Fillmore
county will follow suit, with the adj
dition of Freedom, who holds her
convention on the 2Ith. The tactics
that Dunnell has inaugurated since
returning To his district are disgrace.
full and detestahle. IL is no secret
with his friends that the counties not
already lost must he saved to him at
whatever cost, and the purchasing
power" is being thrown lavishly into
every township. On Tuesday, Dun
nell held Il hurried consultation with
his henchmen. in LanesborO, tapped
his barrel and instructed the b'hoys
to cover up his infamy and weakness
by selecting "A delegation from Fill
more county for j. ID. Farmer. who
it is understood will tuln il over for
the ring leader of whiskeydOm. But
here is political weakness personilied
Farmer has no strength what.
ever i'm his own county, and the
transparency of his position is there
fore ludicrous. If Fillmore and Free.
born counties were allowed free
choice of delegates, Dunnell could
not carry a half.dozen townships in
the two, hut with the lavish use of
money and the untiring efforts of a
set of INSCRIPTIONS nabObs. void of
principle and in many instances com.
mon decency, in all probability the
contest will he close. White has the
support of the very best men in the
district, who are above the damnable
and degrading methods of purchasing
mems votes like so many cattle, while
the cohorts of Dunnell boast that
they will carry the Rochester con.
yention by fair means or
foul. Dunnell's political career
ends in most humiliating manner.
and the plea OF poverty so persistent
~ put forth by his friends has a
sequel here that requires no explana.
tion.