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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
Washington Wirings

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS The house
committee n commerc discussed for
two ht urs the proposed measure of re.
taliation against the prohibition OF
American hog products by france and
germany.
The Townsend resolution was report
ed favorably by the subcommittee, bul
the motion to adopt was lost The vote
on the report was postponed until Tues
day.
The senate ia exeentive session re-
iected The Mexican IreatY.
Attorney General Brewster said to .
Star reporter this morning.: If there is
or has been any wrong doing in the de.
par,ment OF justice l am entirely ignor
ant of it, AID desire tie fullest investi
CATION. know the result
Will be must complete waite r.
haul When I took the office intended
to do my duty, ard l feel that have
succeeded. Surely to hearth and rec
tify irregularities in tue offices of United
States marshals cannot be clsssed as q
la;k of duty. If Springer does not sum
mt II me before the committee will
make complaint. l intend to be wit
ness in nv own defense. The compens
alton bills OF the special attorney were
fixed by my predecessor, and had | re
fused to pay dim the amount promised
he would have dropped the case aud the
charge gone throughout the country thai
the attorney general was In league witt
the star reuters. If there is anything
wrong in tais department in hesyen'E
name !eL II come out.
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PInn.nntrsnrnrI.n

Yesterday being the tweniy-lliLh Gnui-
vIrsary of the marring EFT NJ. and Mrs.
} II Naples, their friends ut The Cor /
ijge, where they have been stopping
ever since comingt' Emporia, devised a
pleasant reminder of the oc-
casion IN the way OF en-
impromrtu and inIoiml silver wed
chg, which proved a most delightful
surprise TO the obj'cts ofth iscomp'imen
A number of veIy handsome and ap-
prDpriate gifts were b slowed upIn { ,e
happy couple, and the evening was
spent in a highly agreeable manner ia
their rooms. Mr.. Naples with bis wife
came TO Emporit some moaths ago I.
dispose T the Myrick STICK OF goods
and they have blih male sn mul
Irsnds here that tLolr approaching dc
paIture is an'icipa'eI with the keunes
regret. We wish Dir. and Mis-. Mapl,t
a continuation OF the joys and prosper
ity which have crowned their we'd le,
ltf.
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ICURE FITS,

When / say cure do not mean merely to
stop them tor time and then have them re-
turn again, l mean radical cure. have
n ade the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS a lifelong study. 1 war
rant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Be-
cause others have failed is no reason for iaot
now receiving cure, Send at for
treatise and free bottle OF my ipfali5ble
remedy. Give express and postoffice, It
costs you nothing for trial. and will cslre
you. Address DIR. II. G ROOT,
1s3 Pearl street New YORK.
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AROUND rowN.

The Savings bank is being newly
paperel IN very hand ,cme style.
The U. p. church received eight ac-
cessioas To its membership last Sun
day.
There will be DO law SUIT over the
street railway. Tue city wants no more
litigation.
The Welsh Bible Dep ,sitory has been
removed to the clothing store If Lewis
81 Edwards.
Thos. St.ne has o'tiined the contract
for building John Heuninc's busines.
house on Commercial str ct.
The Evangelical Association will be-
gin the construction o: church on Con
sluu;ion street, Within the next few
weeks.
d y. Hurlbu t has puTcha ed lot 8
en- Union street, south Of +. q. Whitley
residence, and Will build there N 10 Ih'
spring.
/ Fithian finished his ice harvest Friday
He put up about = 800 tons, and he say
it is the best ice he ever packed. 1t 1
ten inches In thickness.
Louis Labborn recovered judgmen
to-day OF the X &. & E. railroad. IN III
sum of 81, 64s 75 for ground occupied b
the road near Emporia Junction.
John Allen and L. II Hamilton hav
formed partnership in the real esia,
business, and will give prompt at;entio
to all matters in their lipeat their effic
over the Agnes City grocery store o
Commercial street. Mr. Hamilton cam
TO Kansas some weeks ago from KeI
lucky.
Arangt are b,iag made by III
physicians chosen Tor that purpose, fl
their service a. St Mary's hospitA
They win work in alphabetical orde
and will change every month. Fac
physician will hare AN assistant, an
when the term # ths older pra
toner expires his a,sociate wi
be semi l,yed for the next mont
wi h the nc~ /. h s'cian. Tuis VIII e
idle the doet RS ia q e dance Ia k-,
y. y si,h 40 iiss,t, re. "a has d, aud
SIC pn.vision- Tia rLles of Tres
re.; will I've cnnlpi.tei in few days.
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a yeoetaI,Ie pro.Iuct.

Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has
proven itself never falling and rapid
cure for every form of Malarial Dis
order, Fever and Ague, or Chills and
Fever. No injury follows its use, and
its effects are permanent. 1t rouses
the system to a condition of vigorous
health, cleanSes the blood of malarial
poison, and imparts a feeling of COM
fort and security most desirable in
Ague districts. 1t is an excellent tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, OF
all complaints peculiar to maiarious.
marshy and miasmatic regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that it
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently it produces no
quinisn or Injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as IL they had
never had the disease.
The direct action Of AYERS AGUE
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes it q superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medl-
eines have failed.
For sale by all druggists.
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PERsoNAL MENTION.

Sam Murphy, p. H., wich is post
master"
DIR. S!over's youngest daughter is just
a day and half old.
G. w. Newman has sold his fine bay
roadst.r {, Captain L T. Heritage.
Hugh Thomas, residing on lower Con.
situation street, was thrown from a
loaded hty-wAgon last Friday Snd was
badly injured.
The pensliy on delinquent tax payers
Of per cent, PROVIDED for by law, went
on at the county trcasurers office
Friday morning. Ths amount of t'xes
collected 81 far this year is Sl34,574.37.
We were plea el 20 meet MI
A. p Davis, former Normalite, who
s on his way from New Mexico to
Washingt n. He has been Engaged fol
the past year in the government survey
AID his work has evidently agreed with
him. He is stopping with his brother
Prof Davis. of the Normal.
Cards have te;n issued announcing
the approaching marriage Of VIM. NJ
Bullock, pf Arkansas, aud Mrs NJ. j
Melick, of this city, which will be sol
emnizsd n the NJ. Z. church On Tues.
day evening, JanunrY 29th, at S:3t
o'clock. We are pleased to learn iha
Mr.. Bullock has male arrangements t.
locate 10 EmpOrla.
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Rising Tea ia Columbia.
New York Times


S-nor Anibel SOM ,les, the censul to
Philadelphia from the Uaitsd States OF
Columbia, who is now in this city, has
Just received sdvices that the tea plants
which havs been exptrimented with OF
late in That country were IN fine condi-
ton, and the prospect was M 81 excellent
Tea plants grown there have been sent
10 Paris. aud there pro; ounced by gar
deners aud experts rs equal, IL not su-
perior to the tea of China. This decision
mad caused the grtaesl excitement in
the United Sts,es OF Columbia. MIR. Con
zalss SAID lAst~eveDing. and as a rtsulI
many rich plantations we e being rar-
idly established On the large savanuahs,
and that much money would be spent in
the raising ui tea. Feasts had been held
in Bogota and other parts Of the country
in honor of the discovery that gcod tea
could be raised in the country and a new
product for commerce was found. The
| first experiment in tea raising 10 the
United States of Columbia were made BY
the Society for the Prctecuon of Poor
Children. and this society has now pur.
chased large plantation for this pur.
| mise
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Doing TO Knnsn. CITY.

Dr. J w. Trucworthy, who has prsc-
ticcd medicine in this city tor many
years With very gratifying success, has,
VIC regret to learn. decided to remove
from Emporia To Kansas City, and with
that end in view has rented handsome
and desirable property on East Main
street, which he VIII take po, sess m of
the first of next month. The Doetor
takes this step in the belief that he Gao
better his fortunes, and We hope and
believe that his expeciions will be
more than r,aljzed lie will leave
behmi hun here highlY lucrative
practice and large number of we'll
wishers, who, while they will be panied
over the loss of 50 good ciuzen, viii
be gratiIId To learn of the prosperity
which doubtless awaits him in his new
field OF labor. We Commend the Doc
tor and hts family to the p, ople OF kan
sas City, with lie assurance that the )
will fully merit the kindost considera.
ton of the community in which t1'S
have determined 10 cast their lot.
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Pnom CHICAGO HOUND
VIA. her pieAsa1t-

Weai her pleasant
K HumphT,y, of Stafford. visited Al
Michael cupp's The first of the week.
Rev. Faulkner preached long ter.
mon to a fair SEED congregation lasI
Sunday evening. Altar this Mr Faux.
ner will prsash every third Sandsy al
IL O'Clock a. m.
Mis- Anaie Humphrey. The Mound
school. will aiteid he Normal al the
beginning of the mkt term, January
2eth.
The spelling school at the Junction
was we'll Attends d lst Saturday Light
It is claimed there are number of good
spoilers IN this section. ~. A Saoday
'stook the cake" The rest ofus are post
ing up Tor the puIpNe # redeemipg
ourseli G, al the next coat ST.
B. T. Kimmerlin. from Ohi7, is lopk-
ing OVER the neighborro ID with the in
tenfion Of buying Pic of land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j D. Townsend
gave a dinner TO a lumber of TIER
friends last Tuesday. A very enjoyable
time is rep ,rted
Our friend J. S Cook. who recently
sold his farm i, w. f. Pa}n.. has pur-
chased the Gov. WOrsier farm lying
four miles northeast # Neosho Rapids
ard viii mpve bslw.en now aud the Il 81
nf March.
Scbo j in the Morgan district coa,-
mencei last Monday. WINFIELD
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WASHINGTON, ian 1.-THE bill sp.
prepristing 81 600, 600 FOR the improve
meat of the Mississippi river. aud the
bill making all public reads and high
WAYS post reutrs, passed
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Chicago Markets

CaIcAGo, Jan. l9-The depreciation
in values which continued ON change
yesterday and was resumed on call this
afternoon was the rule on the regular
board again this morning. Wheat, corn
and oats all suffered another decline,
May wheat dropping To 951S cents, one
cent under the lowest point yesterday
on change, and of cent under the
closing on call. Trading was confined
almost exclusively 10 options and
transactions at the opening were
very heavy AtterWa'd prices rallied
somewhat and at noon May was quot 4
Bile at $4,000 cents. When trading
became In \ measure apathetIc, wheat
sid at sos cents Corn showed de
cline of Kos cents at the noon hour
as compared with the closing on change
yesterday, February at SO cents and MAY
at 81. During the early part of the ses
sion May sold down TO 56sS cents bu
then rallied 10 81 cents. Oats were
<01 cent lower; pork and lard wer,
steady and shade higher.
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GsttinE Ready for Graduation

The class in the high school which
GRADUATED At the Cd sc Of the school year
held meeting few days ago and elect
cd as chairman Net Mil er. and as
secretary Jean Gilmore. After some
discussion an adjournment took ace
until Friday. when the class met at The
Garfield building and made further ar
Engagements for the graduating exercises
Neitie Miller was elecl,d as
v~iadict' rian; Lee Swope as
salutatorian; frankie StotleI
as historian; Addie whlttlesey as class
sssayist; Jean Gilmore AS prophet
Marion Culver 70 reply TO the alumni
address; Livy J Buck To mako the ad
dress TO the middle class Tue Glass W.
predict VIII give good account Of II
self ON graduation day.
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TUFTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DIS O Pc I. RED LIVER,


From these sources arise three.four1ha of
the diseases of the human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss of
APpettEes Bowels cOstive, Sick Hcad-
ache, fuILness after eating, aversion to
c1ert1on OF body or mind, EruetatIon
OF f0ods ErritabilEty or temper, Low
spirits, 4 feeling OF having aegIected
some duty, Dizziness, EIsztte ring at the
Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly coI-
ored Urine, CONSTIPATION, and de-
nand the use of remedy that acts directlv
on the Liver. AsaLdver medicine TUTTsS
PILLS have no equal. Their action on the
hldneyS ana Skin is also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three Sc scavs
engers OF the systems" producing appe-
ute, sound digestion, regular stools, clear
SKIN and vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor interfere
with daily work and are perfect
ANTtDOTE TC MALARIA.
HE FEELS LIKE 4 NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
uon, TWO years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. Ny appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. feel like a new
man." W..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Soideverywhere,2 5c. Office, A Murray st, NY.
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TELEGRAPHiC TOPICS.
Further Particulars Of the Wreck of the
City of Columbus" BY Passengers
Hanging Of the First White Man in Wy
Oming BY Process Of Law.
He IS Supposed TO be a Son Of the
Notorious Lee.
FATAL sHIPwREcK

one Hundred Lives Lost ny the Brcak-
iaG Up OF the Steam Ship
CITY OF Columbus
Boston, Jan. 'lS.-NIckerson & Son,
agents of the Savannah steamship line,
have received the following dispatch:
NEW IEDscKD. Mass, Jan 1s.-To
E. W. N,ekerson s. Son: Tue STEAMSHIP .
City ol Columbus is ashore on Devils
Bridge, Gay Held, fast breaking up
| About Ito lives were lost. viii leav e
On the early Tain IN the morning.
l was saved by the cutter Dexter
fSignedl 8 E WRIGHT.
DEL ok yesterday afternoon for Savaa
nan.
The following is Captain Wrighl's
statement: The City of Columbus lett
Boston al 3 o'clock Thursday afterL DON,
carrying 50 passengers AMI crew oi
A. A 3 45 q. N, Friday morning al
Gay Head light, beaItug south, Ii IF asst,
the yes i struck on The ut.ids ot DIV
| IFS bridge buoy. The wind was blowing
gaze wrst i.y nD:t;I. fheYess ] i'm nedi-
| ately file AID keeied oter, the va u
brrsking IN ard do ,ding the poIt side
i'saloon All the pass Myers excepting n
lew WONT and childreB can't on q ok
nearly ali wearing lite pre- e-vers. All
The Iosts we're q ia cal away. but were
iniIne lIaIely swEmped and a msj iTiiy of
the pa seng RS washed overheard. Seven
PISS { n gers eft The vessel un raft AID
about forty more t0ok tO the rigging.
Al about 10 a. m, q Gay head liie-boaI
took 5 ven persons, Another llfe boat
put of betWeon IL aud ~ O'clock. The
revenue cutter, Deaf II, c, me along about
IL 30, ana seDt off Two bs,st. with TWEEN
ty-6ne Le7sons, one ST whom was dead
They we're placed aboard tte ID Xt r,
and after all the persOBs were taken from
the ves sel. the Dext T prOce .ded TO New
Bedford Three pe sons d;ed after go
ing aboard the Dexter.
The led ges ON which the City oil
O. lumbus struck are considered as one
OF the most dangerous Joints on the
cnsft The ledg consI,t o: formations
IF subTe g d rocks constituting ledge
of u er strata which is called the DIviI's
back Both lodges have been called the
Duvips bridge. TIE lodges sbre lst IF
Grayhead light TN the maitland exteI d
lilile southwark of 1t The oubr
ledge ut d wills back is eight miles
from the mainland. On either side of
The ledge is very deep water, the upper
part OF the ledge is formed like tbe ga
bic ut house, so lint a vessel striking
il diagnnallY would naturally keel over
Cn her beam ends. The conrse of the
vessels is around Gray head TO pass bS
the out r lie ig- ON the south.
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Sheriff Sale.

Nary L. Peak ". Adm Peak ct al.
Notice is hereby given that By virtue Of an
DIstriet Court IN and for Lyon eonnfy and
state on Kansas, IN the above enffttsd cause
and 20 me directed, will, on Wednesday the
znd day Of January, 1884 st 10 O'Clock =. m
house in the city of Empoxias Lyon county.
kansas offer for sale ard sell at pa.5Iic at1r-
tiOH 70 the highest bidder. all the 70 lowing
described real estate to wit: The seuth half
southeast quarter ef the northwest quarter
{se 4 Of NY err. and twelve rods Oh Of the
east side otfse southwest quarter or the
northwest quarter III Rods Oh east SHE OF the
sW Z Of nv n Of SECTION thirty -f0ur go. N
township eie hfeen 80, range eleven III, IN
Lyon county. Kansas. containing one hun
west haIfef the southeast quarter Nv = Of sc
x NJ q the east half Of the south west quarter
e y Of sE \ Of said section thirty four 81,
lying north Of the channel q allen creek.
containing one hundred and four acres. Al.
50 piece OF land seven rods wide OF OF the
eakt side Of she northwest quarter Of fhe
southwest quarter OF said section 81 contain
Ing 81 eereSs ali OF ssta several tracts az
land being and eonstI .rtinG one farm Of
49, ACRES, all IN LION county and state Of
Kansas. and the same VIII be sold upon the
price cash in band and one-tbirss thereof in
ore year. and the remEtEjng third shereof In
two years fEom date OF sale, the deferred tAs-
ments , be secured by gaortgTEe upon She
or cent PEE sEaum said sale to he made
E4tdect. however, 10 the mortgage IseBs Of
4els d4nfe. Henry GAY. for the sum II Two
fllo5Es and oltaFs f$9 0g5 and INTEREST thereon
ntsne. pay able seEsf -Anfaalsy y. ana HI ward Z
f5aimes for the sum Of one hasdred ant sixty
lsls9 80 Said READ estate 70 be sold b virtue
o. = decree ana Judg u.ant IN said actioE and
uzss5 Sheriff OF Lyoz csunty. k1ns.
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Interstate Cnmnnerc.

WAsHINGToN, ID. q J IN, H. Wilson,
of Iowa. has inlrod Icrd in the senate a
bill Ia e,tabllsh board OF interstate
commissioners. 10 be appointed by the
pr sldent as buIe III of the department
OF the interior, the commissioners to be
tive in number, with ierms of TWO, four,
six, eight and ten years, respectively,
the successor OF each TO hold office for
ten years. one Of such commissioners to
be experienced in law, one in civil en-
gineering, one III the management of
railways, one In agricultural industry,
one In manufacturing industry, the sal
AIRY d; each commissioner To be $1,000.
The duties of the board will be the
consideration aid Investiga' ion
of all questions relating to
commerce between states or
between the United States and foreign
countries, especially matters of trans
portatIOn, and as far as NC ssa-y estab
lish just system If regulations for the
government of same; 1t is to make re-
port t. congress not l ter than the first
of December, together with draft OF Il
bill embOdyIng IA just comprehension of
code of regulaiIUus of transportation
among the states, which shall embrace
q OHsb0 oAN
minimum rats, aud the pre- servaiiOn of
free competition within the limits fixed
for the prohibition of determinations
OF every kind whatsoever, and for apply
ing the same principles and TO charge
all persons and corporations alike for
the preservation and enforcement of the
rights Of shippers and elect lines and
parts of lines over which shipment shall
pass. Whenever, IN the Judgment If
the board it shall appear that the trans
portati III company has violated the pro-
visions of the law 1t shall give the com
pany notice in writing, aud if after such
notice the violation shall con.
tinue it shall forthwith pre-.
sent the facts TO the atiOr
ney general, who shall institute proceed
ings against the company, as authorized
by law. The bill prohibits discrimina-
tion by the transport atom comp=ndiu IN
against any shipper. and provides pen
atty of not less than 81 600 for each of.
Tense, To be recovered by action, on in.
formation of any party having knowl
| edge OF the facts, which action shall be
brought before the United states court
or any district court, one-half OF the
penalty recovered TO GO To The Paity
damaged by the alleged VOCATION oil
the law.
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IsusInees IsaiIures.

NEW YoRK. Jan 16.-The business
failures for The ST ven days FIR the
United Stats nDmhcr $50; To- Can
ada, AZ, tottI. s25. as again,t 322, ahe
preVi aus We k, an incfs asa ii. a3 This
IS the gT.stest mum her 81 failures :. fsortel
n ssn- wstk since r7S. They are mother
large nor z iIt5c WI in character bang
comprised n,a,uly Of the snail csass II
traders,
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Il. A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE,
WHAT'S SAID OF IT.

1T is indispensable in this MaIarious climate
Eecant do without 1t. 1t saved US from much
sickness. Rev. j. C. Weaver, OF Texas.
Twenty years of suffering from Indigestion
and diseased Liver was relieved by package
Of it.'-Rev. NJ. H Cullum, Grapevine. Texas.
'It has done more to relieve and cure me of
Sick Headache than all the other remedies
ever used j. II. LeOd, of No. Carolina.
sit proved blessing TO my family,l cheerful
y testify to its merits Its popularity here is
rnbounded.'-Rey SG.Sliaw. BatesYille. Ark.
These are but samples from among the many
thousands of unsolicited testimonials received
Turing the past few years. Ask your druggist
-sis the original III. A. SIMMONS LIVER NJ ED
CINE, made at st. Louis. hio. Take no other
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Illinois Divorce Law,

CHICAGO. Ian. 19.-Judge Shepard, in
the supreme c mt to-day, decided that
in order to secure divorce under the
Illinois statutes, twas essential that the
complainant should be a resident of the
stats for one eatire var prior to fling
The application for divorce, and that il
must oe proven that both parties to the
suit were residents OF the county where
the a:piicstian is made 1T the time the
offense occurred. AS suspicious have
alN avs been entertained that large
uumber OF applications tor divorce were
mede by eastern people, who took Up
their resideucs here TO that end, IT is eX-
pected taat The decision may go "a long
way toward breaking ~ the practice.
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PIIeai PiIeaII PiIe.,.,

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch.
ing piles. One box has cured the ws.rst
cases OF twenty yeSrs' sanding. Nome
need suf. T five minutes alter using VIII
iisms' Indian Pile Ointment It alb
9, RIBS iunors, allays itching. &c as poul
iics, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nO'hing else. Hon. j. G fen
bury,af Cleveland, sly: Il have tried
scores OF pile ours. and it at sIds me
pleasure to sas tina, ! have rev found
anything when gave such Immediate
and peFmsn-i F.lief IA DIR. Williams
Iadisin Pile Ointment 8 I'D by FREEZER
Medicine Co, psepFistors, Cleveland o.
Mailed on receini nf price. 81. w. r
Irwin, agent at Empnria,
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To quiet The alarm of the public IS 10
the immediately dargs rols character ri
the brands Of Baking Powders contain
ing Ammonia aud Alum, III uasafe
e,lianfities Scientists say that if proper
care -is sxefeissd E1olers5e use oi
either may MOI ffavr peTeerfivesy harm
ful The b. and lkat 5 pure ard hole
same IS DIR. Prices crtan baking Pow