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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up Towel
rack in any office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, Sl.5O.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.O0.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish TO patronize MS,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by us and are of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "A South Division street
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

PKsSISaros. u Charlotte. having con
viaced Secretary Villas that Hon. sam
E,binsou bed about e. ;. BaFretts lex
is On his Way home with barretta com
mission A. postmaater ma bis pocket
Mailing hes about each other seems 70
be ths principal purpose of the Demo
cratic pilgrims "a Washington from Mich
igan. The appointing powers must %
getting an exalted opinion of Wolverine
Democracy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

TaF Philalslphla Times says Mrs.
Langtry has sent 3 message OK sympathy
b. ths Graat family. but Mary Anderson's >
name has noe appeared yet. Can It Do
that Dr. Hamilton Griffin has forgotten
hia ADVERTISING cunning" Neither Dr.
Griffin nor Miss Anderson have the
brazen effrontery 81 Mrs. I.angtry. \
message ~ coincidence from Miss Ander-
son might be appreciated, bat one from
Langtry. particularly under the present
circumstance. - htSls less THAI au IN
suit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

charcoal and gravel is arranged
according to strictly scientific principles,
and an experience of years IN the business.
The upper pan retains all the grosser par
ticles of foreign matter contained IN the
water, and can be easily cleaned from
time to time. From the upper pan the
water flows through the perforations into
filtering medium, through which II slowly
filters into the reservoir beneath. IT, after
a few years the filtering medium becomes
unfit for use, a small expense replaces II
without the necessity OF procuring a new
filter complete.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
Detroit. GRAND Has on a Mnwaukee


fliaii3. eulttstf rA Hittt.l. -ifai'
f.Asasieass taLtaa I.tt t-l- a. u. ixlrtof make
close gll-iltsllr ai NetHr ins la.liHiAs slila 81
Detrsif faf Ae0 laIk arrIYiIs liaIf t lt - b. N
fle fullasl lIf liorllta
Nlglf - eaass is.s lsasl sleeianf 81 illFlii h.
tifena hsIiis
lssisii.g iers al tss 4. ul. slit nlralalf taf a.
DaIFolL uaklis dlrsli eluiol iiflt iii 81 iuiis
E4ssi arriving si Nsn lorh b. iu. tae i"h"~ins
evening.
parior arr 0n nlti trains bnti e4ai sno ~e-si
Tie train iaslFine ai il $50 b. lu ~ii hi'.Ae difeoi
caansstiau viii h lUsakea eitiillofs nni9 oAsskA
huuoal -. -.
Thf6uah rclats serarss 81 ID. g. d. n. ofhas
hUo.., hatel b.uck aud ei tlsf Aslst
D Ioltth. llt, fars ARout.
6fO. h. RttNE Irafhc MauageI thicAsfo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

The train ieatiIlF ai b. cUnue'tt 81 Nilf
Pigeon witt kflauuC LEpTtes un MhiA Lane.
which lac lall.ce Nravlae Apal. nieta'ins
tos.cies frnu Chicago to keR luft sno bs~t.aD
without chsuee.
Tie train ies.giua az g SO o. ul. o1unerff 81 WI
Pigeon teisine ult hour faf alnnerl ~4ta nIe
New York IKnrest on Main lane
Through tickcts AUD berthe ln rlseihlf gs.sh
can ie s..curt.i ai L nian llOsf+l Ndut o4 Nonfo
SiFssf i.nd Depot
AL trains vii ran bg -Hh men1iAn time s'iicf
II ~ minutes slower thal pe.1ot afoe
j " MCkfAhtf tssn hsrt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

CoNcERNTNa President Cleveland, the
magwump mule and the hickory donkey,
the New York World has this say. I'm
doubtedly Mr. Cleveland's policy mp TO
this Gme has gwen more comfort 10 mug
wumps than % hickory Democrats. But
the President undoubtedly means We'll
BE IL hampered by existing laws and II
confronted by a hostile Republican Sen
ate. he Is also somewhat inexperienced"
THIS very pstronizng and pitiful excuse
for the President. coming from the lead
ing representative of the Democratic
party. IL rather rich reading. Cleveland
will be plcased % know that ms party
thinks hs means well. though be Is
somewhat inexperienced.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

kaONEY TO LOAN In large or small amounts
tVl on good curity at per cent. X. h.
Courtney Room O. New Aldrch Block. l7i3
TO LOANS o. $50, 20 800 or ZOO 10 loan on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead on First avenue; the owner has left the
city Also the balance Of the Quackenbush es-
tate. Tutte Bros. Room 10, Opera House Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

Surgical Instruments, physicians complete
OUTFIT; everything IN Tleman's catalogue.
Sold AZ Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

(oRAND E1Fms DIvInON)

Psoifc Espr,ss daiy. lisis.uoe trsauf dsiis
es scelf sunday
The Dstrpil lspr-as lasViae it sa q. fi. ressoh
ing that cify 81 il .is e. r.-. hrv York lN@ a. mf
and Bssriol tI B.. ta. uHrf Gas.
Thruus,h fickats f.f d Isolgs and eleeline Gas
t.er1hs mhg be IrsouIsl Ai lrlon lcsei .fhee
corner Munroe Aud Ottawa rffrssle. tlo al \ MOI
Depot.
IT SCHULTZ 6e1 hff. SO munroe-st
GKO. ". MTNsuN Iio'snf hTeuf fl..
h HtWEfse IieAes Agent brpa,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

Extract OF Vanilla sl.25 per pint, 10 cents
Per ounce. Our own make. Peck's Drug
Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

Trus-es, large stock and the most ap-
proved kinds, az Peck's Drug Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

Extract Witch Hazel in bulk p cents PEI
pint. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
LOST AND FOUND.

\ OST-A pocketbOOk containing between tye
l. and six dollars IN front Of 80 South Diyis-
Ion street The finder will please return 10
Compton Bros. l09 South Division street.
4 OSr - On "Wednesday aft-rnoOn, between
= IOnia street near Hastings and Lyon streets
near canal. a Porcelain breast pin. The finder
will BE- rewarded by leaving same at shoe 81 re 10
Canal street. I0S
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

DR.. O Fl. TfrFsvY. who vas pastor Of
the Metropolitan Methodist church IN
Washington during part of General
Grants presidential ters. iu giving per
aonal "reminiscences of the General last
Sunday. remarked that the hero lacked
music. and bs quotes General Grant say
ing All u0usic affecfed him ss discori would
AFFECT trained and sensitive ear. Il
would r. mls ont ~ nay way, once
remarked the General. rather than list
an 90 the PLAYING = band Dr. Tif-
fsny adds that. IN church. when the hymn
- pa sung consisted ~ several stanrss.
Gen. Grant would experience feeling
~ relief NJ each stsnzs wss disposed o.
Paople vino are fond ~ tracing cootrssts
viii escali st once some picturesque IN
cidsnts in ths army he ~ Frederick The
Grsat whose hove 'or music snd skin
WITH TIA tine ara always mentioned BY
his hioQrnnhers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

Tas example made * baddsnsieE' the
New York ieath-trap builder seems not
yst to have accomplished e. proper paf-
pose. namely that ~ deterrinz others
nom baiIalng asath traps. The so1d
work q Furnishing such builders sh0oid
20 IA. and tue guilty party 10 connee-
t.s.n With yesterday disaster at Whining
ton, Del, should be- sought and gwen has
desserts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

70 ADD 90 the already too numerous
scandals M high life in England the Hart
ford Times asserts that although the
Princess ~ Wales Is "a beautiful woman
she wears "cork sole because ous of
her legs is shorter than the other, a col
lar to conceal "a scar on her neck. and false
hair because she is bald Il Is a gross
breach ~ sti1ueite for New England
paper % speak thns ~ Hsr Royal High
CESS. particuiarly ffier the Prince of
Wales have lanced with Mrs. Minister
Phelps aud after the London press has
declared Mrs. Phelps to be So grace
fil that the story Of the maidens ~ the
Green Mountains having one pedal sx-
trsm1ty longer than the other must b.
pronounced hase s'ander.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
ONE NIGHT on THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE.
FAST TIME EAST
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
A. OTTE, Manager.

Taking effect Monday, April i9. lss5. rev
ids. via q. r. al II. r.. a 2:9O .. m. (daily ex-
cept sunday connecting AT Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express. with
through Pullman sleeping cars attached arriving
in Piftsburg AT $50 a. m Baltimore 6.45 p. u. =.
Washington p. m. Philadelphia $50 y. IN.
New York $40 D. m
Bot one night on the road and only one change
Of cars. which is made in Union Depot, Fort
Wayne, al p. m,
This route and train offers tho rare opportunity
Of viewing grand scenery Of the Allegheny
mountains a. the ride over the Pennsylvania
Central railroad from Pittsburg is made entirely
by daylight Rates low as VIA other routes.
For tickets sleeping accommodations and
ful, information call npon A. Almquist Ticket
Agsnt Union Depot. Grand Rapids Geo. w.
Munson. Union Ticket Agent, Grand Rapids, or
address c. l. LOCKWOOD.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30

A sas - bs expected the committees
appointed io investigates As % %" tf4lA
~ tns FllI MAJ (ftzsfte disclosures. niid
that only the truth las oesn told. Ia"
higb character ~ the nisn sho made the
investigated leaves ao room fof doaDt AZ
q the facts. Not only tns nazette' BUS
every ether pager and every pulpit 10
Io1elon may sell Dut ga mourning
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

TO KENT IN nsw baiidiRg nice suit Of
| rooms fDE 800, also nlce sui " rooms
far D. ~. Cellars and both hard and soft water
With "a her a1d ~lrlIn ~ minutes Walk from
MgnrOe and Canal streets. dtress G. bilckley.
81 Monroe -fFeet
TO RENf-A desirable snit II three rooms
Ia Ne ton . block connected with sweets
hotel l. > Provin. LOsetts block. opposite
1~est Hotel
TOR RkAf Seven ten meuts very desirable.
Z corner II Winter and Allen streets. within
hve minutes walk " Moi roe street; rent for 81
and - per month. Inquire Of B- W. Barnand,
Zis wet Fulton. l5l-u
TO tENI-A nice store on West brOadway Ia
we'll settled neigtbOrhOod. also farm and city
property and timberesi lands 23Z acres OF birsis-
sye maple q great bargain l-3ts IF hard wood
timber. a great bargain also choice tract OF
Southern pine. Steamship tickets On the most
popular lnes kemember the place, r. W,
Tower No. 16 Canal street III
TO RENT The house i5f Jefferson avenue,
now occupied b DR.. Brigham. Inquire
Of Mrs BOtsford. AZ ST Denis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-30
WANTED.

k.EANEED a sul1s ~ faEDizLso raea4s -
" Ill hagaskast.l1- a2.1f7e7 sf.4tl-s esl-e
j > 3 ~. ss1za Dlsislol stEseL fIs
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anaeiae. @Maaereien!l

.GS in gang augsinein s,moreen. sinen gatis
tel in .insm ele9anten Stpl an beginner,
u0ann pirb cine ani.igs SarallS, ny psrtnsis
ben ber9l.i6en allies,
LIMB Ienfen sinfa9 bic gufmerfamfsit ant
bic Yeroisnite bes Sop gitterS in 70 flaren sRb
ebrliden Rortes oils IS m69li6 III,
lin Die Qeite gu peranlaien,
,Oamit nur eineu einsi9en 8erfnA az
MAIDEN, unb bieies wirb ben gGertb be5 Gsp
gitters 10 iebr Seigen, baB iic nienolS rtwas
Nnoeres mebr sebrauSen meroen.A
Gas 70 Dirtiams SsiIm.tl.i plrS in ausu 3eiiHagsa
btaunt esaebtr,
rSn ~rtligieier ano rtItliSsu,
IS bat srcbeu Gbke. NIB ~userdns, ale aus,rsn N.s
o%iStuer.
rs stSt Rein s.usn.n b.s 1srtso s1 Sop.SIsns,
ynS bic eisentbamr ts pop Sstisrs Anbsn o;eI &c 3 nse
S6bigteit se,,iet,
Vine Ts.eiiir III t,r.tien, e;ren 28erib 10 fsSf Bite 2sz
rtrtIemtsit eiutt i;s,n Rann,s tn NuIprn6 Hiunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

oas @ute cusSiebt, ga Hugs bas 96ie eins
siebt, unb bab oa, no oos Qt6t erltldt, bic
Tinlternib all Die Jteibe fommt. - Our9
@ort unb nod fraftissr bur9 porIeu3tsns
oeS geilpiel belt ie aud Nae, welGe ibr
unterGecJonet ndreii, "a ben Gugeroeu an,
womit fe ieIbit 10 bsrrlid geihmidt, uno
no6urd lie 10 beieiiSt nno undusipre6lid,
glidIid par. - User li9 wdtsr belt, mar
BET ibr 6es 2obeS 9epiB. &ieI lieber n,oas
te ite aufnlunreJn OIr9 Beifau nIb Belob
rure. oIS treiben unO swin0sn bur9 EobeI
uno Strofe. Nebenbei ltanb i9re Gbiire
alien RatbioIen uuo 6ilfsbeoirFtigen Su
ieoer Stunoe often.
Na6 elmer 10 rortrefIliGeu 9srrldaft
bette Ii9 10 aumdblig boS aan;e 0orf &C.
bi!bet, urtb IS par Sem WobIUerbalten Der
BobIitunb uadsefoIst.
2tsues, bic altere So9tsr, bate 6etnobe
has ied;e9nte cSabr errei9t, olS Noelbei6,
Die iiir9ere S9welier, erlt geboreu wurbe.
Orei S0bne, pel9e ben &aum Smii6en
ben S9nsitsrn auSsefiut batten, waren
irib3siti9 pom benz bimmlil9cn Sater in Die
eipigen &obuungen abSeruien wcrben.
0ur5 tbati9e NtenI9snirsuntli9te InS
Understandings Sittsn mar Ngncs iiberuii
Elm i9Guss gtenbilo Der portrtiili6er
Wutier. Selbli in iprem @anse, i'm FAM:
ten 6Iansc Der Gimme unb in benz milbcr,
irsunbli5eu Blife ibrer bluusu glnsen
9Ii6 iie OerieI5eu auf Elm SPAR.
@snn bDfi9e Na6barn etma iagten:
81! wel6' ein idOnes Sinh! uno ibr bas
nit cine eroBc @bre uub @eIauen su er,cis
gen meinteu, mar ibr freili9 cine iol9e
Tebe ni6t unun9enebm, aber ii9 auf Der,
gleiden Soblprii1e etpos einsubiloen uub
ii6 nun i9on beBbnlb iiir p%olItommen ~
bulteu, bauor mar ie melt entfernt. Nie
persab iis Der Wutter oft pieberboIte Sch.
rem: IeuBerlide Sdonbeit pelft unb pet
gebt 9lei9 ben Sldttern Der Goie. Ieu:
Berlide Worsiige iinb ebeniomeuig elm Ser.
Oienlt, als elm ii9eres Ssi9eu bes eirsis
uabren, oes inneren Wertbes! - Oarunt
ltanb NsneS ME LANCER por benz SpieseI,
oIs etipa nOtbis mar, UNI ben reinIi@en,
~netten, pruntIoieu aber~ seidmaduouen @ns
Sug 9eSiemenb III orbnen. Die Mnnlutb,
pel9e ans einsm tusenp5aften, frommen,
freunbliden Ser3en baS san3e @eien iibers
itrablt, wie wGrmer, reiuer Sonnen9lan3
bic Sriiblin9Sauen, - bieie Mnmutb mar
ibr t6itliaitsr Sdmud. Die 6reuben,
weI@e aus benz @pbttbun q%uellen, paren
fit lie Die iiBelten. Nenn Die Sinbsr Der
Armen, wel9e ite nit &leiounssltiiden be.
i@eutte, wenn bic Oirftisen, benen iie pom
ben @ripurniien ibrss GaidsngeIces mands
miioe @abe 5ufieBen lieB, ii@ besliidt iibs
len, wern bes nrmen geinsmebers feline
Mnrte nit freubefuntelnneu Quseu tbr oaf
Dem reinli9en, irbenen GeQer INNER Die
e~riten, i%aitisen, reifen SoIsbesren bra9te,
meun oes alien 9irten GHtsl, Der tIeine
Sobanu, it5 Die Singer riste, nm nut Der
@rffe 3u isin, Der 6rduIein @suss sinea
StrauB Don %bIauen, meisen uno rotben
@aloblumeu iiberrei@te = Sanu maqte
pas l66ne 6erS Dor 6reuoen iiber, unb cine
belle GbrGne blintte in ben ireanoli9en,
blaucu Nu9en.
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3weites &apttsl.
Die SorsciGCn oes &rtegeS.
Smiterc &bnun8en.

A9! pdre berstdBIi9e 6rieo nit Ieinem
@ei6rei, &aub, granb, 81, DIT, Slut unb
@unoen ni9t iebt bereiu9epro9en, per
battle ausenebmer leben t6nnsn, olS iene
gnten Seelsn IN ibrem itiuen D6rf6en
Nber ais Der 66nig 6riebrid pom YreuBen
unb bic Raiierin Dtaria Gbereiia BON Seits
reid Die 6elocr S9leiiens nit 9rimmi9en
9eeri3aaren %iiberlutbeten, ipanberte nit
Rem 5risoeu audi Die 6reube BON oannen.
Wenn oann Der 6Gusuater, wieer ieinen
&iuen in tisfe unh tribe Ge6anten per-
%iunten, finusnO auf: uno obgirg. frasten
Satin uHo So6ter nit bangen Micneu:
Die @eiubr 1T bod wobl ui5t iGon nabe =?
Nber geIhmino erbeiterte er lein AntIit unb
anttportete nit SGbe!n: Neueitiot eu9
ni9t! Sb eS slei9 I&iinm 1T. tam IS
gar ba!o beisr werben. Sn allen meni6.
Ii6en 0msen 1T i@neler @s9IeI unN
&auOel. Sc beitiser Der @egen nieber.
prGielt, oeito eber bort er, ME ibr wist,
pieOsr auf. 8arum ipOuen mir wsaen
uusepihen Oinsea uns nidt ar9itigen, nno
pouen ni9t OurG 6urdt por ejnem FINITE
gen llebel, wsI@es utelei9t gar ni9t elm.
iriit, uno has gegenwiirti9e Slid unn6:
tbigerweiie uertiimmern Iailen. @aI jeosn
Sal linb mir in O0ttss 6anb unb @r III
unisr Batter. = Damn puBte CT nit @e.
i9 dIidteit oas @eiprd3 baIb auf anbere
Sa9en gu lenten um bic Sorgenwclten
~ Serltreueu. - N6er i'm 0prfe wul6e
tastdslia Iauter bauon seipro9sn, baB bns
ariegs9ei9rsi ii6 NIT iiirdterli9er @jes
i9urnOigteit Der Ster nabere. 9iele i5red.
baften @eri6e fonnten Der @attin unb
Eo9ter bss 6reiberrn ni9t Ianser psrbor'
gen bleiben. Sic bra9ten aIlo, um fir
lire 9erSensonsit 9in6erung su iu9en,
zines Cages bGs @eiprd9 uon 9teuem aui
bic b0isn 6riesssei9i9tsn unb meinten, bic
Sa3e i6sine nun oennO9 sefdbrIider wer:
ben gu wOlen. llno psnn - erwiberte
@anbstrolt nit beiterer llnbefanaenbeit -
uno wsnn IN Der &bat &rieesp0lter bis
9ieber ordngen, obwobl es BEL Der Ibaele:
0enbsit bieics Srtes ni9t pabri6einlid 1T,
MN! mas baben mir friebIi9e nnO unbe:
webrte 21noIsute. bic mir ms In Die Strei
,i,suter dire ut Ht y u 81 6 it
80 gIu2 " -. SO sr9c, 6,sa p,
uno 6eInOe saltfrei 5eisen, 10 miiBten IS "a
Barbcren Cbne GeIiSion, Gbre uub Sittsu
iein, wenn ie uns benno9 libel bebanbeIn
pouten. Rein! 10 tief tOnnen bic 0oIter
bieies sebilbeten WelttbeileS unmSsli9 ses
iunten lein. 0o9 = fiste er nit baIbem
&d6eIn binju - la6t uns aud ben i1Ii,nm:
ten 6Gu 6entsn, ben, baB Sdaaren I'M
bibisen &f nit chamber auf infer
06riein fieIen; iii 10 bietsn uns iene
nuben, bidtsu @alber einsn fi9srn gu.
hu9tsort fir ben eriten, i9Iimmsn 9lusens
bid bar. 0enen pertraueu mir unter benz
S3ute oes aaerb69iten unS an, id aber
iSI!cpc eaa,. Ite i'd lett es tue, NIT BEL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
9aS @Ieno tiner 9oattr.

r@If Sabre lang lag uliere So6tsr aui Dem
Srantenlo9er,
.Gie lit an Hierens lns 9eber. 0ei6tn, batts
Rbeunatismus unb mar nerpeni9wa9,
.Gie puroe pom ben befteu GerSten bebanoelt.
rSie sabsn tbrer Sranfbeit ueri6ieoeie Ras
men,
,9ber feline Seilun9,
limb iett 1T ie unS in gutter @eiunbbeit lpieoer
gei6entt ourd) elm einia6es Wfittel. wie oas
Nop Gitters 1T, ,peldes mir Sabre lang 9efbent
babel, III 9ebraubeu.' Die Gltern.
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@erfeInt s.e SmspinoIer!

QSsuu Str Sop 8itisys (6sadtet Sas eriue 5sptsns
Dni9sI OUT Der wsiben gtitette) perIan ai ure Der dpelbes
Ter ps'abioIgt SUD gtras. BAG h9 IS. .. lSeruer's Strs
Sopien ihbri, 70 peiit eies Surit nuo meipet ben apstbes
Ter wis cine sitttse Sdlause; uno renn er fur ben StsH
9nsr Sch ssrorimeu bat, 10 tlcgt ibu peaen Betrnges on
uno uertiagt tin meseu S6pinetls aIf Sdabeutrtas.
mir nsrosn Sud iar ieins SerartbeiIuns ~irsis,bis bsIsS'
iteu.
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Gtarb fti
.Stiiil

v9ttill!
.Gie idmo6t,t. unb bul6ete, mar Sabre lang
ans Set %gsfeiielt,
Die aerSte bro6ten ibr feline oiroerirs;
,lnb suleet murbe fte bur6 Son gittsrS &C.
BELT, bic 3eituneen io9en ia IopieI oapoa.
rssirfli6! Nirtlid!S
Z .g9ie banfbar iogten mir fir bi,ie Wsbs,H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Ser Griebensridter Morim gu periae
In S~iofrantreid warbe am "a. Sept, mits
ten In elmer Sisuus ermorbet,
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ben Nrmsn an meme 8ruit, unb mas babt
i5r 6aun nod gu fir9ten? = I6er Isnes
trdnmte nennp9 non isst an ale Nd9te
pon Groaten, 9anouren uno i9warsen Sus
IGfeu.
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llnb wsr iOats, iiists er bin;u, einem 70
Iisbenspirbisen 6inbe B0ies Sufisen
molten? = Sal i'd bin feif unb ireubis
iibsrseu9t, 6aB bic observation-disclosures, iiberal
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-13
HOUSE.

Rev. Hammond delivered the
opening prayer serving IN the
place Of Rey. Wythe who was alb
sent.
Allen, Of Washoe, introduced a
resolution sending Senate Concur
rent Resolutions Nos. 8 and 8, back
to the Senate for proper endorse
ment. A spirited debate followed
in which the distinctions between
Joint and Concurrent Resolution
was fully discussed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Hanna.-An act to enable
foreign corporations to give bonds
as sureties in this State. Referred
to the judiciary Committee.
By Liddle.-An act to enable
County Treasurers to deposit mon
ey in banks on open account. Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee
BY Stearns.-An act to appro-
pirate $4,000 for the immediate
relief of White Pine county. Re
ferred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
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Why the ..RoyaI'' is the Rest.

The improved method by which
it has been made possible to pro
duce pure cream of tartar, has hac
an important bearing upon the
manufacture of baking powder
By the process heretofore generally
employed it has been found impos-
sible to remove all impurities, more
particularly the tartrate Of lime
which remained to, such an extent
as to greatly impair the quality of
the cream Of tartar, and to inter
fere seriously with the strength
and wholesomeness Of the baking
powders into which it entered.
In the new process which is
owned by the ROYAL Baking Pow
der Company of New York, and
exclusively employed in its extern
slve tartar works, the imported
crude grape acid is so treated as to
remove all vestage of tarturate of
lime or other impurities, giving a
product before unknown chem
ically pure cream Of tartar.
By the employment of these
superior faculties, the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company has made the
Royal Baking Powder, as the chem
lists all certify, of the highest pos
sible degree of strength, absolutely
pure" and wholesome, and with an
always uniform leavepiug power.
1t is for these reasons that the
Royal never fails to produce
bread, biscuits, cakes, ETC., that are
light, sweet, digestible and whole
some; the eating of which is never
followed by indigestion, or any Of
those physical discomforts attend
ant upon the partaking of improp-
erly prepared food. In rendering
possible the production of baking
powder possessed Of there qualif |
cations, the improved method of re-
lining cream of tartar becomes a |
natter Of material importance to |
he culinary world.