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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

ShilOh's Vitalfzer ID what YOU need
tOr constipation, loss of appetite, dizzi.
nSsa, and ali symptoms of dyspepsia
RElcs 10 And 80 cents PEE bottle. Sold
by Chs. RVder. 81
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MALE TxAcaa1ER WANTEp-AtE Ewing
ten miles southwest Of Emporia. Apply
immedfaselyS1oJ. j. Bowers, at Ewing
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SkIIoh's CatArrh Remedy--a positive
cure for .catArrb, diplherlA and cankcI
noah. Sold by ChAs. Ryder.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Don't fail TO attend The sale of wager
ana Yauaickla.
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EoR eAI.R-Lot No. l79 on Merchants
Street. Apply to N. A. Randall, Box
], Seo, Aurora, Ills.
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49, X "a
We, are. authorized to.ran0ounce F. c.
RroWn ~ Ca -eandidate for trustee Of
IaCksDn loWaship az The ',nniug cleo
don In February.
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WLsTD-on farm. an active young
AAuor boy. Apply At Messrs. Thomas
GJones,s grocsrN
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

A nasal injector free with eSch bottle
of shilon's C1sasrh Remedy: Price 80
ceafs. Sold by Chas. Ryder. -,
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AhxartiaadIiat

List of letters uncalied for and remaining
in the postofice at Emporia, Kansas. for the
week ending January 1. 1884. Please give
the date of advertisement when called for:
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AT The earnest n quest Of many friends
fhsiepy announce myself as candidate
fur township trustee Of Empofia Town
ship at ,6s ensuing February eJectlpn.
r. NJ. MAY.
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Amor looking over several other bills,
btG not taking final action on them, the
beard adjourned tall O'Clock 9. m. OF
the 9Th. VIZ. F. EWING,
| County Clerk.
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sEaAa sroek
The omeiai List Of straSs Po.tsa la ths
Once OF tIl.s County Clerk.

HEIPEK-Taksn mp b. J. ~ orr 81 Reat-
lay tdNnship, one light iOR1i "a s.ttInK hesfeP
tea nose and ears mo or brHbtis yIsi-
biz. Ai-o 0ne Ie lpfi1a iftse ssar-sI ( feifer
lie Te'l Ptv'loniinsii.ss- VII f4- red
IIEfFKEs-Tdken ~ bt Il. q I,-on. OF iiea,.-
ing township. one red yss.isBg he.frr. crop
and sllt IN rIggt car, ttnslrsst IN Ietl ear
Also one Waite. yeaFiink Iss.stss. isv marks or
brands
cOw-IiEIYEK CALF-TAken a.. by A vs.
Plumb, kea'iIng township. oisr f.san fouT-
shoulder with a very inaIstiheL brand, no
osber marks. Also one s5OEtsi gearing
heller, whit pre'tOminhttaG, I..distincf
brand on right nap Also one lad .Aif, eight
months ol'is branded 20 Un left htP 10th
| ears 81 metal mHzz e in sOse
HoG-faken mp BYE; W. rritehard, Of Pike
eoWnsEip. Sne BLACK COW, e.ghi months old,
/ tail gone, crop on LET'S ear siII ia right ear,
/ HsIFEn AaD CALF-1Aken up " 4 z,
/ Marcy, OF Agnes GiIy township. Oae pale rel
heller and calf. some white spols. branded
! 90 on left SHE OF back three OIher IDdis-
tinct brands on both nIpx
sTEEG.llEigEH-Taken up ~ J., q. Gard
year old. past medium exc, 30 marks o
| DrHnsis disceFufble Also one red yeaFitns
heifer. medinm size. 10 marks or brands dis
eeFnible $50
i:EiPEE-Iaken up pysJ II HOdgers, -
Eimendaro tuWnshipss one sei and whit
| spotted two year old hetfeT underbft IN rIglf
ear. no marks or hrAnd6 discernible.
4 SEEER-Taken up by Joha 3 Perrfer, o
l Center township, one white roam yearilnl
steer, BRANDED w1Ih Inverted "Y" on len hi
and crop nnderbit In both rIghI ear.
tSfKER-IAken mp by Oscar Bhafer, o
Jackson township. one rel FearlinG steel
white on Tanks Asd end OF tau white.
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Get. pricas on Watches CLOCKS, sill
verware yaaG tkan coWe 10 rs and see
WhGtws can do. Remembey we guar
AaVee perfect sAtistAcuop I.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

BosEOS, Jan Site Democratic
state central committee elected Nnah A,
Plympton, chairman, Jonah II French
declining 10 be candidate and voted %
endeavor 10 have the national conven.
ton held fn Boston ~
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See YsgST and vsssickls's sale list 10
tAis paper. They win san 10 head OF
carte sp gAauszy 16. 1854
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e u. FoRDE. City Clerk.
On motion of Walkup, all city Offic-
ers making purchases for the city ale
required to meet the committee on
claims on each day of the regular meet
ing of the council at 3 o'clock n. m, at
tiie city clerks Office.
The commissioner was instructed to
repair the sidewalk on Seventh avenue
along 10; 200 Commercial street.
. An ordinance prohibiting the Emporia
City Railway company from building,
conducting or operating any steeet rail-
way over certain portions of Fifth or
Sixth avenues, was considered and ad-
dopted by all voting for except Walkup,
who declined to vote, and Mccain, who
An ordnance prescribing and defalng
the route winch the Emporia City rail.
way company shall use and adopt in
building, constructing and operating any
street railway from It's main line on Com;
mercial street TO the depot of the Atch.
ison, Topeka s. Santa Fe railroad con-
pany on Third avenue between Rural
and Neosho streets was adopted, all vo..
ing for except Walkup. whe declined to
vote, and Mccain. who voted no.
Petition of w. C. Henderson Ell. al
for street lamp at the corner of Con
gress street and Tenth avenue was re-
ferred to the committee On gas.
Petition Of W. G. Henderson and 9th.
ers for water main ON Congress street
between Tenth and Twelfth ayenu waf
referred to committee on waterwoIks.
An ordinance providing for ie pay
ment of the following claims Was then
adopted:
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'EDNEsDAY, JANUARY iOih, 1884
YAeER & YANsIcKLE.

AUcTIOx1ER-Remember when you
want . salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stAnds up TO the racket, he can be found
BY addressing.
II. w. PEARsAI.L, Auct,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Why. will ron cough whsn Shiloh's
Cure will give immsdtsss relief. Price
Ices. so Gu. and 81. SSad BY ChAs.
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|. n.,I.. or Dia.sau,Isn

Coed walnut and oak posts for sale at
]. @, KIOeFs, on Elm creek.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Group, whooping cough and bron.
cSItis lnmeaIAtely relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

PTTTsBpRG, Pa, Jan. 8-Eiafit Inches
OF snow has fallen since 1 o,cfock this
morning ana at neoh IlleTe were 90 H.
dieaaipEs nj aeiearfnS weather. The
trains are delayed IN 81 directionsss -
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STRAYED-From my pasture near Read
ing. seven he'd Of ysEiiBg alesfs; HlsQ
Two head OF q tgo-yesf old steers. All
branded win 4 heart on left hlp.
Think ateerS ssFsyeds away eaEly In the
season Libet'l reward Fos nlormsalon
LleAdina l0HEc1EeEI. T ]. PRIcR
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Tue nly.ass6rtmcnt'o of White, gold
band ordeo6rAted china, is.Sf CGldwell's
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COUNTY BUSHES.
Proceedings of the Board of sanmi.-
siouerS.
COUNTY CfElk,s 0rrtcr

The h'a-d mel IA, regular session.
Present. !. Z jon. 5. th4iimsn. r. u
linliiserg and J L. Bliler.
On moitoa III board al:oSe The fol
l.,as Ing hills.
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0RxszAL. EKcHASsG-Fsruers will
s3er IN AiRA thAs We am doing gsn-
eral ezchARRs busine8 At our store, No.
Lt$ Csmmarciil street. We exchange
Scar for wheat. and meal Tor corn. GIVE
az q call. SopES & HAIhEcE.
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? Plymouth Rack chFcEam Tor sale.
90 -. w. D. HcoTr.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

We have money to loan at extremely
Nv raree-
~ REroRIA LOAN s. Trust CO.,
sixth aveAoe. west Of First NAnonA
Haak. Ennoria, Kansas.
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Ne ian s4ll at Co.'S &c still make
en- eSh. eisConna. Can "a - Ne.
n RoS n On IawasrE
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CRY coUsCIL PnoorEDINGs.


eouEclL tHANBER.. Jan Z. So
isegnl.r meeting 81 the Il council
Tr sat Mayor Warren ami I'll fnt m
iisrs If The cornell
Minutes efmeeiii g l.eld Dec il and
IS re- d ard appr, v,d
P.iie jrdas rap IT FOR hcember
referred TO the eommtIt-e oIclaims.
Rep ri of ctiei a. fire d. fsr,mert re-
Ierrtd 10 the c, mm.tt nn fire depart
ment.
Report Of Superintendent, nf water
works for Des- mtn'r Was rtsrIrs d to The
ccmmI-eeoh water warks
stnts t-ermmiss:on.l's repHt for De-
-etniis.r WIS ft!lrtd 10 III. committee
on rt.e,s aid iii, -
Report If tn SUI erinteudent of
water works for six mo .tE,sw nf-red
to The committee on water s0iks
Report OF sngne Of water NO ks
Tor the year va, re'tars q ~ the commit
Tee On water works.
i Petitions of the following parties &c
rin billiard tables and poi tables were
/ ShnLI-0- WItLiaui EOHSli- % ANU -
Merchants street; Hawkins s Norem
108 Commercial street; R0sean & Bing
ham, SO Merchant street: Z. A. Robin
son, 163 Commercial street; Lee rage
l77 Commercial street; also, petition o
j. L. Campbell TO keep bowling ale,
at lot 90 Commercial street.
Petition Of w. N. Mast and others Foi
sidewalk, commencing on the corne
of Tenth avenue and Cotton wood street
on the west side Of the street, running
south TO Sixth GVenue: also on the soutl
side Of Eighth avenue from Exchang
to Sylvan; Also on the north side o
Ninth avenue from Cottonwood to En-
change street; also crossings waa re
lerred TO the committee on streets ant
alleys.
The committee on ways and mean
report as correct the reports OF the cit
{ treasurer and city clerk for the quartz
I ending December 10, 1888, and the IT
{ port was adopted
The following are copies of the II
f ports;
n EMPoRIA. Kan. Dec. u. 1888.
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slsfska 7ss eefIsasiy m.

aKkEsAsoC i9x. Jaa g 4Fnnk Jans
is reEorteS sesiously illaa hIsso1e iniIn..
Dependence with thFestened pne1monia.r
His physlcIsf pTon9o his case quite,
.. 80. -. 5. $40 IS - k.es
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Coz. II W. PEARsALL, Salesman

PuBIIc SALE.-The sa e, which WAS
TO have taken place January 9Th, will
positively take place at the farm of c.
NJ. Wager, rye miles east of Bitlertown,
on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10Th, 1884.
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, at
which time the following property will
be sold lie head of cattle 20 head OF
hogs, 2Span Of good work mules, 2 lum-
Der wsgouF, spring wagon and other
implements TO numerous 10 mention.
Terms of sGle.-All sums OF SO or
under cash; all sums over $40 credit Of
eight months will be given on bsnksbls
paper, with 10 per cent. interest, 5 per
cent OF for cash.
U.nun &, U.urarrw,
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A List of the IDpOrtant sales A. Furn-
ished for the Readers oil the News.
AucTtoN SALE-ANe will sell 70 the
Highest Bidder At he r d .hc OF w.
II. Clark, one -hali mile south ct Ameri-
cas-.
IuEsDAY tAStAuy l5TH iss4,
comm II ..Bg4, 10 o'closk a. NJ. prompi.
the following properly; "a COWS. one
half To tbret-lourIhs Durham: thIe=-
yeaT. old heifers. Il rSo- year-old he;fers.
4 yehrIiag beifers. / span Of Hne bay
ceilings, one span OF foe bay mares.
young mules. . POLAND CHINA brood
SONS, com planter, seed Grill, mower
3 lumbtr wagons, l spring wagon. q
tons firs,-class hay snd = large stack oI
straw.
Tern Of Sale - Cows. hogs. hay and
straw, cash all the rest on SIX months
credit. n 10 per cent interest.
CLARK s. MCCLEERY.
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c. w. Squires Is preparing plans for
q church which will he. erected in this
city by the Cumberland Presbyterian
society s
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W
JEFF White, the incoming sheriff, was
in town yesterday.
AS will be noticed in another part OF
this column, Elias Morehead has at last
concluded to make toe race for the
trusteeship.
Mary Archer is at present quite low
with diptheria.
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County CLERK's OFFIcR, /
IaDnaTy q 1894

Board met as per adjournment, all
the members beng present, when the
following bills were allowed:
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AROUND-zoWHs

There ueEs about eftYIggwpupslS 1sa
tered the city. seAqele 1lGaaug. has
Randolph had nearly tWeaiy men en-
ploVed ct the river Tuesday putlIneup
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

There were nine new students az
the Emporia Business college, yeatsr.
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so =. Fox Atlo., Jewellers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

Tho Canton correspondent OF tho Glove.
land Leader publishes tho following
bold.faced assertion In that paper OF TO-
day.
"The tariff Issue Ia exciting workmen
TO bolt the Democratic ticket In the
manufacturing cities OF this part Of the
state, Worklngmen's Blaine aud Logan
clubs, containing many former Demo.
crate, are being organized here, ~ Akron
and at Maasillon."
This IL enough to mako n horse laugh,
but Ia 40 reliable % tho usual polili,
cal elush, dishod up by BE" Who
are the many former Democrata'Y
What u nice time TO preach tariff Issue
aud protection, when tho manufactur.
Ing industries In this city are badly
crlppled-some ahut down, some run.
niDg on short time, and others reducing
wages. But like Fag In the play, Biz
never scruples 10 tell u lilo In hie mas.
ter's (McKtnley's) interest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

was only IS 98, Such was the ineig
nlicant share that American labor
got. Blaine, the Infamous liar, tells
labor that capital got absolutely
nothing, for he says, as stated above,
that In a ton OF pig iron costing
$1,000 the materials cost 90 cents, and
the labor cost $40 10, which, would leave
absolutely nothing for capital.
The census reports the value OF those
l,930,3 81 tons OF pig iron as &45,678 760
which makes $s3.8I per ton. 30 where
capital gets &23,8l, IL gives labor $5,9S.
and retains $l7.63 for every ton made.
Such 10 the arithmetic Of the census re-
port.
Aud here we may gay that the tariff
then, (being ~ per gross tony was W'20
per net ton, 30 labor getting only $6.9S
per ton, got actually % cents leaa per
ton than the amount given by the tariff
TO capital to equalize the difference be-
tween home aud foreign labor.
The report of the Bureau OF Statistics
shows that the import price OF Scotch
pig iron, which " M good II not better
than Pennsylvania iron was $lb 20 per
ton; adding to this the tariff Of 10 25
makes $2l,50 per ton. Pennsylvania
non, ~ the census shows, then aOld for
$23 OIL, 80 II IN certain that the tariff in.
creased the price TO the full amount Of
the tariff, The result OF the tariff then
was simply 10 give capital more than
sufficient To pay all the wages In pig
iron from tho ground up to the flushed
article.
Since tho census year wages have do
clined full one.third and the total
wages In pig Iron now IL less thRn VI
per net ton, but the tariff IL still S672
per gross ton, or 80 per net ton. All
this shows how capital under our tariG
Is rObblng labor.
The sOulless wretch, who In the midst
OF this inhuman but wholesale sp0lla'
tien Of labor by capital, undertakes IA
make this spOliated labor believe that
labor gets Sl9l0 In every $50 worth OF
pig iron, and capital gets absolutely
nothing, instead OF being made Presi-
dent, should DO by indignant labor
driven from the country as q common
enemy OF humanity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
POINTS FROM PARIS.
Fresh Budget Of News From Our Rsr4iLr
Correspondent


Fresh Budget Of News From Our RsrAiIr
Correspondent,
Miss Rosa Clouser IL visiting irlaatI
In Canton.
Mrs. ID. Walton Is visiting In AlliAsoe
and Youngstown.
Gee. Sefert has been appointed adnlE-
istrat0r Of the estate OF his father.
Miss Grace Watson. who Ia teaohIRF
In Alliance, was home last Saturday.
j, zerbe and family, of Canton, wUFS
the guests OF Q. Smith, on Sunday lAst.
A fine monument has been erected to
the memory OF Christian Suall0n, do
ceased, In our cemetery.
p. SINNERS house was also entertf
on Saturday last while they we're away,
but nothing was disturbed,
An attempt was also made 10 get Inte
DR.. Chamberlaln's on 80, bat were
frightened away before accomplishing
II.
Our winter term Of school begins ont
week from next Monday, with @. Hlner
rs principal, and Miss Carrie Miller a.
assistant.
Cyrus smith and his son G. II. Smith
were suddenly called 10 Michigan by the
sickness OF Gideon Smith, a former resi-
dent Of this place, who Is lying at the
point Of death.
Several attempts OF house breaking
were made last week. Jos. SpOnaeller,
hearing some one In the house during
the night, called, thinking II was his
hired man, the burglar hearing him
He'd by jumping out OF "a window.
On last Thursday evening M Anna
Maser was watching the marching club,
she was run over by q team OF h0rseA
The driver was looking at the club and
did not notice her. The wagon con
tanned 1--we persons and several sacks Of
grain, both OF which passed over her
breaking her collar tone and a rib. She
IL doing we'll under the skillful treat
ment Of DIR. II. II. Chamberlain.
A grand Democratic rally was held
bere last Saturday evening. Large del
egatiOns were present from LOuisyllla,
Alliance, Robertsyllleand Minerva. The
delegations were met by the Cleveland
and Hendricks Club OF this place. ThS
parade Of the united clubs, with torchea
was the largest Paris ever eaw, there
being between 300 and 400 voter In tht
parade, also the drum corps OF Alliance
Louisville and Robertsyille bands, VIM
A. Lynch, Hon. j. V, Lewis and John +.
Hays entertained the large crowd for
several hours, A number Of our candi,
dates were also present, Judge Meyer,
DR.. Lelninger, OF Canton, and Squire
Schmachten berger, OF Minerva.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
FOKAN AT
A Big Democratic Boom nj the Home OF
David IL. Paige.

David II. Paige.
The Foran mass meeting at Akron
Monday night, was q big success IN
point OF number and enthusiasm. II
was an open air meeting, held In South
Akron. Mr. Welsh, OF Akron, was chair
man Of the meeting.
A. McGreg0r opened In q few remarks,
speaking OF what Stark county did two
years ago, and the good feeling among
Democrats now.
Hon. David II. Paige was then intro
duced, and was received with cheers
Mr.. Paige spoke for half m hour In a
most effective and acceptabl manner,
being frequently interrupted with Gp.
plauHe.
Hon. NJ, A. Foran followed In one OF
his ablest efforts, |yindlcating the Dem
0cratic party, IN the friend and not the
enemy OF labor, and arraigning the Re.
publican party for d plu nc! nd cor,
ruptiOn. Mr.. Foran spoke ABOUT an
hour and u half.
Col, Hynes, OF Chicago, then took The
stand aud for over an hour sent In tell
Ing points and inflicted sledge-hammeI
blows, by severe facts, upon the RepnO'
LEANS. His wit and humor captured The
crowd, and the cry was, "go on, 60 on
when no spoke OF stopping,
Col. Forsythe, Of Chicago. closed In a
ten minutes talk, that Instructed aud
amused. BY this time II was after IL
o'clock, and with three cheers the crowd
reluctantly began TO disperse.
The Young Mems Democratic Club, OF
Canton, one hundred and ten strong, at.
tended the meeting; the club was nc,
cOmpanled by the City Band and q good
sized delegation OF citizens. Az Akron
the boys took part In the big torch'llght
procession, after which they were es'
c0rted TO the Market House hall, where
supper awaited them.
Acommittee OF the Young Mems Demo
0 ate Club, OF Akron, had charge OF the
affair, aud q number OF Akfon's fair
daughters had charge OF the tables,
The Canton boys are loud In their praise
OF the hospitable manner In which they
were entertained.
The return train arrived there about
one o'clock this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

Ammonia In Baking Powders Moro InJur
the celebrated Chemist and Professor, on
tho Subject.
have made careful qualitative analy-
ala Of Cleveland's Superior Baking
Powder, and OF tho Royal Baking Pow
der, and have also determined tho
amount Of available gas yielded by each.
| llnd that the substances which enter
he composition Of the Two powders are
the same, with one important exception;
the Royal contains carbonate OF ammo
MIA, whereas Cleveland's Baking Pow
der does not.
In my opinion a baking powder cor.
talning ammonia IL much more liable
to produce disturbances OF digestion
than one containing alum, concerning
whose deleteri0us qualities no much has
been said; particularly ~ II has been
shown by direct experiment that car.
donate Of ammonia, II present In n bah.
ing powder, IL not expelled during bak-
Ing, hut remains IN the bread,
consider Clev llnd's Superior Bah.
Ing Powder IA greatly preferable TO the
Royal Baking Powder, because:
/. II Ia free from ammonia which CON
taminatea the Royal;
g. II yields during baking n greater
proportion Of the only gas, carbonic
acid, which should be- produced by q
baking powder.
BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. 30, 1884.
H. A. WITTHAus, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Professor Of Chemistry aud rorioology, Unfvrs
Hty " Buffalo, prtft Hsnr OF Chemistry aud
Mythology, University " Vermont, rrpfUsor d
Physiological Chcmlstry, unlvcfgity n uly a.
Now York. CITY Chemist " Tho CITY Of Durait
Now York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
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Alliance, Oct. 0, 1884

The meeting at Minerva last night
waga great success, Alliance and Paris
came by special train, aud the three
counties sent large delegations. There
were 400 torch. bearers In line, DR.. 81
nor presided. In the absence OF Mr..
kreighbaum Mr.. J.VLawler delivered a
twenty minutes speech, after which
Hon. johnson Sherrick held forth for M
hour In mn able ana convincing line OF
argument, Democrats are enthusiastic
over the affair, ~ there were four times
M many people present ~ NJ tho Ham
lin.MCkinley afternoon meeting, There
were u few Blaine Interruptions, but
thpt ~ characteristic OF Minerva.