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The honest, simple narrative Of Mrs. S. J. WHIP,
who resides 1t No. 1T Williams street, Providence,
RI:
eDuring the past six or seven years have been
severely afflicted with kidney disease, carsing In
tense back-aches dizziness, and other severe pains
through my body and linibs, rendering me SO weak
and PROSTATE that at times it impossible for me
to do any part of my housework | have had also
utteripg of the heart, and was terribly distressed
for breath was very miserable, and completely
worn out and discouraged; had no ambition to
undertake to do anything, aud barely sufficient
strength to render existence desirable, having failed
to find any relief from the doctors prescriptions.
At this trying crisis friend persuaded me to obtain
a bottle OF Hunts EemsIy, and now rejoice that
followed this friendly advice for the Remedy acted
ike charm in my case. After had taken few
doses, my .health began to improve; felt better
every way. The hutterng of the heart, the intense
backaehes, and terrible shortnsss Of breath speedily
disappeared, my strength and ambition soon re
turned, and before had taken two bottles of the
Remedy was entirely well, and able to wash and
iron and DO my housework. Once in while am
troubled with the heads che, and as soon as am SO
taken resort to Hunts Remedy, and few doses
fix me all right shall never be without it in the
future I have frequently recommended the Hunts
Remedy to my friends, and they have experienced
relief from the first DOSE heartily recommend it
to all who are afflicted with kidney disease, dis
eases of the liver, bladder or urinary organs. think
that no family should be without it..
MRS S. j. WHIP,
No. l7T Williams street, Providence, r l.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

cerEfHs Fesnd Guilty st Nevada Pairing
attempt af Rsbbery-Deter.nise,: sxf-
eide In 0FOvilie-TriuEnph OF LasEDsc
Temperance Peopie-chinsnsa mrr-
dercd in Ynma-Death or SANTA Cgus
Pioneer = PrinfePs' Pay Adyaaccs-
Early Opening OF Mountain Roadside.
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Root, NE1LsoN Is co..

HEAEUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPEas
lyE Iron Doors, jail Cells. shutters, Baihngs,
CrEtiugs HouseTork and Blscksn.ithing IN general,
No. $40 K street, between Fifth and Sixth Second.
hsnd pcols for sale. fe22-45t
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TBUcKEE, Msrch 17th.-The professional
runner Hartman, of New York, gave an ex-
hibition of his skill at Truckee this evening.
His boast was that he could run ten consecu-
tive miles without stop, and, at the same
time, beat five men, each OF whom was to run
two miles. A large assembly gathered at the
hall to witness the feat. and heavy bets were
made. Hartman won, running the fail dis
tence in one hour and fifteen minutea.
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A child Of Thomas Turneu. Of saasa
Maria, drank croton oil and turpentine f,or,
bottle and died from tho effect A DIV sr
two after, q child Of another family drank
iodine, and came near dying in the sane
place.
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So Per ANNUM>I

Instead of 81 so, as heretofore. At the
reduced price it will be mailed, postpaid,
to any point in the United States.
With these changes and the enlargement
announced there will be retained
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UTAH.
An Erring Husband. !.

SALT LAKE. Msrch 17th.-A. S. Hill, the
man who escaped with his wife's money ou
Monday, has not bean heard from. The
United States Marshal and deputies are aid
ing the wife in her search. The sum teen
was S12 600, instead Of 50, 900.
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HoBsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE is recon-.
mendei for headache occasioned tv iudives.
tion, and whenever tFers is general feeiirr
OF slugg.shness and lack Of energy.
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The Santa Cruz Stntinel says Il Of out Of
1 2llo registered voters in thai eoansy, CIV
!. 0O0 OF them paid poll taxes lass year.
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Lost His All by fire.

YREKA, March 17tb.-Josaph E. johnson,
living near LaWki0sville, had his house d.
s.royed by fire to-day aith It's entire contents.
It leaves him, with four small motheress
children. Destitute and homeless.
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II had ssls Rheuna FIR 10 years. Fcur
packages Of d.. Beusoa's Shin Cure enti7olv
cured me. e."--F. P. Lsvelle. MERGED, Cal &
at druggists.
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sTATTONERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
a. g, Gr0ekeR q Co.-Importing and Manufacs-
urne Stationers, PrinteTg and Lithographers, Nos.
21S, 2I7 and 2i9 Bush street, above SanscIne.
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Reports from nearly every precinct in
fuyaiiup valley, W. T., indicate large in
crease IN hop scrsege over last year.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS. ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, November 81, 1889,
AND UNIT FURTHER NOTICE,
YsSiHs AgD EpsTS Will tEkyE SAchsHEhT0

fasIas AID EoaTS Will LEkyE sAehAsEHTo
AS EoIIows:
g.gA A. M.-(Suudays oxcsptsdl- ! Acccmmo.
essssv datiop Train TO HarySviile, BED biuf and
Redding.
VsUV Ogden, Council Bluff and East.
N.SnA A. M,-{Daily)-C. T. Pacific Express, yis
ssNV Benica, for San Francisco. Connects ct
Suisun for Vallejo ani Calistoga- Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco
attached.
eA,AN 4. M.-tor as soon thereafter as prsc.
sVssS3 ticable-Sundass sxeepsedj steamer for
San Francisco, touching as eii way poras
on tho Sacramento river.
Oh A. ss.-(Sundays excepted }--Pa5senges
AEsssV Train for Woodland, Williams, Wiliosa
and Tebana.
sE.SA 4. M.-(DaIly) San Francisco Pss'sengsr
EEs15D Train Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and a tLathrop with the S. =.
Atlantic Express ior MADEIRA, Newhali
(santa Barbara), Los Angeles Yunz
Maricopa (PrescottA Tucson, Beusen
(Guaymas, Mexico) Derning a., T. & 5. s.
X. H., II Paso, and East, and Lozier
Texas (l644 miles from San Francisco
Connects slso st Niles for SIS, jose.
ssssseh u. DAILY yt-0regor Express toE
SseSO MarysViile, Chico, Bed Blur and BEDDING
Portland, Oregon,
0sASa ?. M.-(DailyELocal Passenger Trsi.
fSs-eV for Auburn ana Ceifax.
3:5 +: Fam sspsilgssn 7is ssseIs Francisco PASSENGER
A.sg p. M.-(Daily( y(-Locsi Train to Lssiircp,
1909 connecting with s. ?. fsnigrans .-raftsi
FOR DsIaing and e Psso.
csTS p. E.-(Sundays exceptedi-passsnge
UstO Train for Woodland and Knights Land.
Ing.
H,gg p. M.-tDaily|-o. p. Atlantic Express
4 sePS for Coliax, Reno (Carson and virginial,
Battle Mountain (Austin). palisade
(Eureka) Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
a. N, T0WEE...... ,.......... .General Manager
7. II. GOODMAN. - ... .Gen1 PsSsr and Ticket Agent
iaQ.Entf
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Tie Nspa Register has erected rscsntIv
stesul mao iueiy, and ia very proud of sSis
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF I'VE lines IN this department az
Inserted foE 25 cent? for tine tnree sines fo-
gents OF rs cents PER weeb
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SACRAMENTO RgCpRE-uMIQss.
san EFanciscO Office. No. S New MOntgOm-
cry street palace HoteD-F. T. Haswell, Agent.
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BUSINESS OARDs.


HEERCHANT TAILOR, HAS REMOVED FROM
lEH No. 4z6 street to No. 101s Fourth street,
between and K Tailoring, Cleaning and Repair
ing done. Would be pleased to see his old friends.
mlG-4ptf
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nR. LAME,

ENHvsIulsS AND SURGEON OFFICE IND
Residence, No. So3 sire ,t, between fhird
Fourth Hours: TO 10 A. n, to and to ?. T.
oface Of City superin .sudsnt CT Public Schools at
nn,.nn -,iann -+plm
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LANES W00nRURN.

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
I Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agent for
Dr. Jalfes Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also, agent
for Litton Springs seltzer Water, Sonoma county,
California. No. Ill street, between Fourth and
Fifth fe26-4p1m
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vys, gELHRF BRIGGS. q. o

0cU1Isr, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FoR
z , Diseases CT the Thuoat 0fiee, s2ei street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Banki escE7IaeEfe
Cal. Haurg-o:so to 12 4. n: to F. Il as7nasys-
Q.ss; 70 II A. NJ: 60 Pm. mi-G
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.
s. G. DENs0N,

A TToRNEY. EY.AT-LAw-oFFIcE METR o.
politan Block. Entrance next to Metro.
politan Theater. fe29t
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CALIFORNIA.

IDIsrArCuss OF SATURDAY AND susDnl
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De. W. a. BALDWIN,
nFFIoE AND HENCE, NORTHEAST
" corner " Second and streets Office Hours:
10 A. n. tol2N.;3P.m M;7PM. fe2s-1m
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WALLACE a. BREGGs, q. De
NFFIcE AND RESIDENCE, no. sIs J STREET
Sacramento.
{ to AK.
9e5co RouSs: IL A. NJ. TO P. n Sni2-4pti
$50 TO P. NJ.
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"a ID kF1ls1as
AYo Gg } STREET, PRACTICAL PLUNBER
spd Gasltter--y7ork done on the nioas approved
sanitary principles. m1-zptf
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:. q. NuNNEg: 80.

- ACgAMEETo BOILER AID EEoN WoEgs.
- I street, between Front and Second, szors-
rneato Manufacturer oE Steam Boiiera, Shsat Ena
YORK ote. Also, &li kinds Of nt aLGag. Chang az
Portable Boilers IRON Rood 70 SScaw burners )
cnasss r. m9.Sptf
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DIX. EATCa,

nFF1oE, SIG J sTREEr-oFEoE HoURs Q
snd ls.an % sp.H ml.ti
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M. 4. NEGRsON. q. Q

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:
Office, southwest corner OF Seventh and !
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets
Sacramento Office Il urs: tc and to P. NJ
fa2R An1n1
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COAST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIRST-CLASS
Family Business and News journal.

Ia its new form We are confident that
tho WEEKLY UNION will enter upon a
still wider career, and it will certainly
prove to its readers far more acceptable
paper.
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DENTISTRY
W. Y0OD.


q ESisr. no. SOC J STREET. Be sra
sws.AA SIKH and seyenth, Sacramento. eIIIID
aII-splm
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Feli Dead in ll,e stree,.

STOCKTON, March 17fh-C. A. Knight, of
San Jose. dropped dead on Msin street last
night. A Ccrener's jury found verdict Of
death from congestion Of the lungs. De.
ceased was about 90 years of age. and was
member of the Thirty fifth Regiment Of In
fantry, Company d, Wisconsin Volunteers.
He had wife and two sons at Green Bay,
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nR. A. =. BRUNE,

CRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BER-
ST I'm, Germany. Office and residencs, No. 52l ]
street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento. Office
hours Q to II A. NJ, 3 to and TO Pm R13-tf
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I0xEs d MARTYR,

a TToRNEYs-AT-LAyT, NO. eo7 STREET, BE.
"A tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento.
fe26 4p1zn
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80, egEEassEassZa

EEca Ard BRASS FOUNDER Az ~.
8 ehielsl, Erons an6 X streess. Msaglaes5rsl oi
Gy=sssnberger5 E;crsa Pcwsrs FstsEs Ground SsoHey
md Clog SJrnsAal aud Bssisy Ml.a. AZ kin5s q
Hydraulic Eirga- Fer ss.a, Tarcs aisr f-teas EAz
PTeSgss mlApIzn
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
G. pAPT. MI. D..

N9s AF-fN~HF ms H'sf
DHySICIAN AND SURGEON (HoMEoPATH-
istl. Residence, No. 1918 street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Office, 627 ] street
(over Bale's), Sacramento, Cal. Special attention
given 10 diseases OF the heart and lungs. Office
Hours-o to II A. NJ; 20 4, and to P N. m14-1m
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A. N. TowEE. ........... General ManAgor
T. II. GOOD EAE - -. .GenI Psss'r and Ticket Agent
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FalaI Rcsult ar an Ace,aapt.

YREKA, March 17th.-Peter Miller, pio-
nser niner on the Salmon river, died yester-
day from The effects of injuries received from
the bursting Of hydraulic pipe. He was
thrown into Hume and passed through its
a,,tspa fnn1Ah
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Daring Masted Rabhers

SAN DIEGO. March 17th.-At haif.pass 8
last evening three masked Mexicsns entered
the express and postoffice at National CITY.
four miles south Of San Diess, just st the
moment thst the postmaster and express agent
were engaged 10 sorting their letters and
packages. Three young men were lounsing
IN the nain room of the building as the time,
and the postmaster aud sgent bsinc behind
their counters supposed that the noiie made
by the Me1icaes on entering came from these
young men. The MASKED men advanced et
once TO the counters. reviewers in hand. and
commenced firing. Postmaster Parsons seizsl
sn axe helve and strnek at the man who was
shooting at him, and young AtwAter, toe sx-
press clerk, pointed an empty revolver ct Il o
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-03
POLITICAL DRIF T..

UNDER the administration OF what party was it
that civil service reform became necessary?-Kan-
sas City Times (Dem.)
Pennsylvania seems to be the place for legis-
tors who either do not care to go home or haven't
any to go to.-Momphis Appeal (Dem.)
THE Caldwell, o., Citizen says that as Demo-
crat journal, the Enquirer promotes the cause of
Democracy as the Devil promotes the Gospel.
THE Democratic party OF New YORK has adopted
good platform. As far as it goes, the people can
indorse it as heartily they did that of last year
New York World
THE Democratic party addresses the voters from
platform, a genuine platform of solid, sound
planks-not rickety stage Continuance of paste
board and whitewash.-Boston Globe (Dem.l
ALTHOUGH the duty on states imported for school
use was reduced onefourth by the last Congress,
the present rate-thirty per CENTS high enough
10 cause OyerproductOu to such an extent that the
School Slate Association OF Pennsylvania, in which
State is found nearly all the American slate that
is fit for school use has just ordered that produc-
ton shall cease for sixty days. few months ago
the wages OF the wQTkmen in the slate quarries
here and In Wales were contrased, TO thegre1t dis
advantage of the latter What do the Pennsyl-
vanians think of them now? The men thrown
out OF employment by the Associations resolution
might produce states replace shingles but again
the tariff is their enemy, for it protects roof
ing states so tenderly that they are not seen hall as
often as they should be. and the workmen suffer
accordingly.-New YORK Herald.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-03
MONOPOLY.

Reuben Carroll Explains to the senate
Committee How Competitors are Swal-
lowed by the Standard Oil Company.
New YORK, Sept 27.-The Senate Sub Com
mittee on Labor and Education met again
to-day. Reuben Z. Carroll, the oil producer,
resumed his testimony. He said if it were
not for the rebate allowed the Standard Oil
Company by railroads, the Oil Com
pany would have plenty of competition.
All producers were obliged to sell their
products throughout the Standard Oil
Company. Independent of the latter
Com pany, there were about 100, 900 persons
interested in oil production. To compete
with the Standard Oil Company would re.
quire a capital of about $50, 0OO, 600. Several
corporations had been formed to compete with
the Standard, but they had been stopped in
the Courts by injunctions and other proceed
ings, and from the obstacles met with had
been Obliged to sell out. There was not so
very much oil now transported by rail, as it
was mostly conducted through pipes There
were many wells yielding to-day that had
been closed for a time. The average yield
per we'll at present was six barrels day.
The witness did not think the Government
should interfere with these matters of trans
portation. The Government might, he
thought however, regulate the charges of
transportation.
James A. Donaldson, photographer, gave
the Committee an idea of the manufacture OF
Autographs.
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PERSONALS.

IT cost Missouri $4,000 to vindicate Colonel
Frank James.
SURGEONS only ehildren-twin sons-are Bap-
fist elergymen.
THE Queen of Roumania is to be divorced be-
cause she is ehildless.
FREDDIE GEBHARDT Acknowledges that his ex-
penses account of the jersey Lilly sI75 600
DAVE CRocKETT's youngest daughter. Mrs Matil-
da Field, is living in Tennessee, aged sixty-two
years.
The mother of Bayard Taylor. still hale and
hearty, is living in Philadelphia on Spruce street.
and loves to peruse her sons books.
A NEWPORT man is so near-sighted that he hrts
with his own vile. It's wonder her resemblance
to his mother-in-law did not pu. him on his guard.
W. L. HowELLs. the novelist. is forty-six years
old. He loves quiet and home and shuns society
and field sports His revised and interlined proofs
are a terror to the printers.
OF the Booth children, originally ten in num-
Der. only four suryive-RoSalie, Edwin, Joseph
and Asia s.. wife OF John s. Clarke. the comedian.
years
ONE OF the most intimate friends OF King Alfonso,
of SPAIN is the Due de Sesto. He is also the con-
adant of hisintrgues, and Queen Christina rightly
or wrongly, ascribes much of her conjugal unhap-
piness to hi influence Soon after the recent scan
dial the Duke de sesto went to pay his respects to
the Queen. when he advanced to salute her she
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Notice to NOn-Residents.
STATE OF INDIANA, IS: In the Supreme c,
IL May Term 1850

STATE OF INDIANA, IS: In the Supreme Court.
- May Term. 1882.
Henry H. Cook vs.. T. Delevan Woodruff ct al.
No. u,ll6. Appeal from the Marion Superior
Court.
Whereas, it appears by affidavit filed and due
proof made to the Court, that Conrad Neab, jesse
w X. Lemon, Linda NJ looms, Urbana Wine Com
pany, Frank Kennedy, George I Morton. John
Steel. James Seymour, and - Seymour. his wife,
William w. Andrews Andrew COwen, Frank Nc
Whitney, A. ii. Gunckle. George Jackson, Joseph
T. TIowbridgc Charles G. King. William Kirkup
Edwin ii. Avery, Edwin Hoole. Trustee, and the
heirs (names unknown OF Charles E. Adsit. de-
ceased, are non-residents Of the State OF Indiana
and are necessary parties to said appeal.
Now, therefore, said appellees above named are
hereby notified that on the 3lst day of August lSoS
Henry II. Cook filed in the Clerks Office OF said
Court a transcript of the record and proceedings
in certain suit appealed from the Marion Superior
Court wherein the said Henry II. Cook was plant
if and SAID L. Delevan Woodruff ct al. were de-
PENDANTS, and of the tendency of said appeal: and
said appellees are also notified to appear
at the State House in Marion County. Indiana, be
fore said Supreme Court and defend said appeal
the Goth day of Nov ember, 1888. the same being
the first judicial day of the November Term, 1888,
OF said Court, else the same will be proceeded
upon in their absence.
And it is further ordered by the Court that the
lished in the Indiana State Sentinel, newspaper
of general circulation, printed ana puDllshed az
indianapolis in Marion County, Indiana, for three
weeks successfully.
Witness the CLERK of said Court and the seal
thereof hereto affixed. this 18th day of Sep
s. P. SHEERIN Clerk.
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eral Government, and heartily fndorses Governor
Cleveland's Administration. Isaac II. Maynard
nominated for Secretary OF State; Afford G.
Chaplin for Comptroller: Robert A Maxwell for
slate Treasurer, and Dennis o. Brien for Attorney
General.
A disreputable house kept by Kitty Wells at
Sbelbyville- Ind, destroyed by fire early sun
day morning, and Maggie Wells and Flora Gar
rett were cremated. large dirk was found In the
ashes, which caused Investigation. revealing the
fact that the women had been murdered and the
building set on fire. Two men who had spent the
night in the house, named Herman TOrmelia and
Nelson Purdham, have been jailed, charged with
the murder.
Ben Butler renominated by reclamation for
Governor of Massaeh usetts in the Democratic State
Convention last Wednesday. William A. simmons
in seconding the nomination, said the blue blood
and cavaliers must go down. Frederick o. Prince
was selected for Lieutenant Governor. A plank in
the platform referring TO the Tewksbury Aims
house commends the Chief Magistrate for persever-
public Institutions. Butler made his appearance
and the delegates rosesto their feet and cheered.
He stated that one of his recommendations had
passed the Legislature, which sat longer than one
had ever sat before He asked the delegates to send
legislators this year who would not have to run 10
the Republican State Committee before making up
their minds.
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Bitter Bread.

Complaint is frequently made by those who
use baking powders that they leave in bread,
biscuit or cake raised by them adisagreeable,
bitter taste. This taste follows the use of all
impure baking powders, and is caused either
by their containing alum introduced to
make a cheap articlel by the impure and
adulterated character of other ingredients
used, or from the ignorance of their manu-
facturers of the proper methods of combin-
ing them. These baking powders leave in
the bread residuum formed of lime, earth,
alum, or other deleterious matters, not al
ways, though frequently tastable in the food.
and by all physicians classed as injurious to
health. The Royal Baking Powder is free
from this serious defect In its use no resid-
uum is left, and the loaf raised by it is always
sweet, light and wholesome, and noticeably
free from the peculiar taste complained of.
The reason of this is because it is composed
of nothing but absolutely pure materials.
scientifically combined in exactly the proper
proportions of acid and alkali to act upon
and destroy each other while producing the
largest amount of raising power. We are
justified in this assertion from the unquali-
fed statements made by the Government
chemists, who, after thorough and exhaust
i've tests, recommended the Royal for
Governmental use, because of its superiority
over all others in purity, strength and whole
someness There is no danger of bitter bread
or biscuit where it alone is used.