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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Plenty of Special Orders Municipal
Suffrage Bill for Women in General
FavOr-The First Law of the Session
Various Matters of Interest.

MONTPELIER, Oct 23-When the Legis-
lature met this morning there were only
l23 members, or four more than quorum,
present in the House and IL senators, or
four less than a quorum, present in the
Senate. The joint committee on the State
prison and Work House were absent for
the purpose of inspecting those institu-
tions, and the joint special committee on
the bills to incorporate the towns of
Proctor" and "West Rutland" were in
Rutland taking testimony and visiting
the two localities which it is proposed to
set off from the town of Rutland. So lit
tie actual progress has been made to-day
in the way of legislation. There appears
to be some hesitation, especially in the
House. about proceeding with any i'm
portant measure which may have been re-
ported from the committee to which it has
been referred. This tendency to postpone
the discussion of bills is shown by the
large number OF Especial orders" made,
This morning no less than eight bills were
deferred in the House. Four were made
special orders for Monday afternoon, viz:
II. SO, amending sec. 1854, revised law, re-
laling TO liability of feuce-owners for not
keeping up division fences II. 1906 pro
vldlng for the ressuing OF warrants for
the collection Of taxes; II. 80, authorizing
the CONSTRUCTION OF bridge from Grand
Isle to North Hero, and III. lis, relating to
exemptions of personal property from at
tachment and execution. Two were ap-
pointed for Tuesday afternoon. viz: House
bill No 80, amending the law relating to
noxious animals: and Judge Poland's
pauper legal settlement" bill introduced
on the first day OF the session and set by a
special order for this morning For
Thursday afternoon the following
were made special orders: House
bill No. 46, amending chap 90, re-
vised laws, 80 that in mortgages
of personal property the MORTGAGE
may begin action to recover the mortgage
debt, whenever it becomes due; and
House bill No. 81, providing that the
MORTGAGE may, after notice of thirty days,
cause The mortgaged property to be sold
in the town where the mortgagor resides.
The House passed the Senate bill giving
to the Burlington Gas Light company the
privilege OF purchasing machinery and ap-
pllances for the generation Of electric
light and to erect poles aud hang wires in
the city for the purpose of furnishing
electric light. 1t may hold stock to the
value OF slOO0OO in other electric light
companies and may increase its capital
stock to S2OO,000 The House also passed
House bill No. &c, the Bethel graded |
school district bill, which was reported |
adversely by the committee House bill |
No, u, authorizing fire district No of |
Brandon to fund its Indebtedness; and |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29

MlTCHELIs BELLADONNA PLAS-
l'l TERs. For pains in the breast, side or
back, ina for weak lungs. Sure remedy for
that COD spot between the shoulders. This is
the Oldest and most reliable Belladunua Plas-
Ter made and contains an extra quantity of
belladonna. Sold by all druggists. :s1jd gw0ln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29

Cures Malarial IT,
eases, and to all ~.
t caused by malaria 4
ng a healthy action si
! It's forms.
Is a Nerve Tonic
which never fails. Ii
ous system, and pro-
Is the best medicine
for Kidney Com
) all of the best rene
fails to cure.
Immediately relieves
and permanently
, piles, sick headache,
! bowels, with none OF
Of powerful cathartics
Strengthens the
stomach, and is a
organs, making it ono
'sla, indigestion, etc
Is never known to
fail TO relieve and
In severe and obsti-
one-fourth ounce of
then use the medicine
md ii will cure you.
Is the safest and
hes, remedy in exist
to females, as thous-
Is prepared by a.
apothecay who has
pounding medicines.
e, consisting of roots,
E names of which ara
1t is the best medi-
quoting, bracing and
Is sold at 800 per
bottle; six bottles
every wholesale and
or OF the proprietor,
NE, Windsor, Vt.
~ Compound in
IN Jsaek, | will, on
titles to any address
and express charges
estern Agent. &
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29

Fancy Braids blacks and colors some
thing new Passementeries, beautiful assort-
ment Of Bead Gimps II coors and back,
very tine line Marabout aud Moss Trimmings.
Feather Trimmings, Beaded all over Laces.
Edgings, Panels, Fronts, Gillct. etc., etc.
With beautiful line Of Buttons to match.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29

rau 80 years experience in com
us ingredients are purely vegetable
herbs, bar ks, seeds and flowers, III,
gwen on the label of every bottle.
cine in the world for aged people,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07

.lcath warrant was read tu him in hi.
cell H @ o'clock and the procession
'tru moved ont to the
-rntlold where the ccrcmouic. were
yer, brief Even while the rope Was
being adjusted Ros, was prrlertl,
rolnposrd. lie repeated parts OF the
liiauN with Father Smythc, aud WAS
rep utuR the words, "lord have
mere, upon me, when the black car
wa. drawn over his face The drop
was sprung at .Hl O'Clock Ro~-'
rtch was hroktu bN the tail aud hc
died without struggle. Every
ihlur passed uii quietly
Blue IIuck, n tulI-uioodcd Indian. is
to ho hanged here urNt Friday
There are twenty four men i'm iail
here now awaiting trial lur murders
committed Iu thc Indian Territory
IuitN SMITH uANDS tuE NuKntk.
tNItNIIN. Mo. Aug o. John
-M'l wa. hanged here ut at u,uu to.
g, nr tuv murder of William R
,a-uu. December Hnth lsst llc
.,t. .,u'tucpd io Doe hutg g,d tor jhc
pWr trWc iur which Joseph lWmI
va. executed two wc,k. uso. hW the
.uttruor granted "a respite until Co
.'rt. 100 ORDER tu look moro ull, into
Iu, h,t- OF thr tA.o ilc refused
however to interfere with thr ,t-c.
AND NJ la.u O'clock, th. PRISONER wa.
tHkru lruw the mii u Nuty.,Ilictou u
Nulir, near this place u which the
Rnll1W~ hHd hrou erected. llr a-
rcnicd the -,slluld WithA Hrm
. rU. Hud WVdr "a short HuprOh Iu
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Munn,nIms mImARptn


Fonl ~Nun. AR. Aug D. d, "
Ross, "a qulricr-brccd Cherokee. Ma
hanged here TODAY tor the murder ul
Jonathan DAVIS, n white man, Ht
DrrhutcAu, ludlUu Territory on Dee
rrmJeT ~ l7-' l;u-- nud lIu,Is
we're on bad terms aud met Hl "a store
der. Ross, who Wa- .lruut. ap-
preached Davis Aut euuNrl. l.rI HItu
him In "a friendly muuurr about ihr
weather, boy WAY Ot 4WuIuE DAVIS
tears Of hurmHud when Duyi- walked
OH Ross drew plHtu. uui shot him
through the body iulllcuup IL mortal
wound DAVIS then llrcd twice ul
Ross, but missed him Ross tlrd. uul
was brought back hy reward. made
up by rit,lcusot the nation, 4ro lurn-
rd over ~ the imt,I states authurI-
ues Tor trial Ht H. 0mlh he was
convicted At the regular term ui the
court aud was sentenced To- De- hang
ed with -iA other on thr .. ui July
but president Cleveland yn,pitcd ME
for two weeks tu have h.- "a iuYc- q
guted. After investigation huWD'r.
he declined 20 interfere luther and
Ross was executed accordingly ) c-
terday hr was taken 10 the Catholic
church aud baptized by Father smith
lie Was resigned 90 HE tate, ha,
nothing To SAY, ate a hearty break
fast and chAtt-d pleasantly Win 40
Associated Press reporter TINS morn
lug. but said II was sli over with hlu
ana there Was no USE to talA' Ia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
InnIAI amINrN.
ihr streight..uut sim"u.pure lie
u"rrso, Seud = NOS, Delegation
to Galveston.

rue ttNtEht'-uut Ntniuu-Pure lie
uorrH,, Seud = NOS. Delegation
to Galveston.
slc.ial IY 'h. Examined.
GNNr-NutE, Aug The demo-
cracy OF Cook county met here 10
day II VIII be remembered that
when the previous county couyeu-
lion assembled, a resolution Wa,
offered demanding that none but
known democrats he permitted to
participate lu the proceeding. aud on
the defeat ot this resolution by the
dark ,Nlt,ruitos the siuur-purc Il
WuCrut- Withdrew. The matter was
roicrtcd back tu the people VITO
selected tne delegates to thi,
convention Ht their priuarics
nud accredited them ~
the oulN representative ut the
straight article oi Democracy iu this
county ihr convention was most
Harmonious. Eleven delegates were
elected tu represent thr ruuuty IL the
state uud tugrcs-ionnl conventions
tur congress, Judge - t.. Barrett,
OF this place, was unanimously en-
dut-rd
The delegate, 20 untu-tructrd to
the state convention. except tor Car.
h.Ir Colonel Russ D.. thr invuritc of
thr delegation 10y - decided mWutity
nnj it t- believed hr viii get tho en-
tirr vote
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07

4 INmndinn NH'htinE rRry wrecked
un Lake uuro" Hnd at iust

0AENIA, Ont, August 70 ihu tuy
international lett here yo-truia, ice
.Hrch of - ,n.hung m0N ut six
Young uuu hclunpiua tu prominent
mmlie-. Who lett here about three
week. ago. 1hcy were m-t heard
from nj southampton ou saturday
last nud ARE supposed to ha. per.
I-hcd iu lthr Huron The tug rr.
turucd this morning with the bottle,
ol three ,i the missing lncht-urn.
aud left Immediately iu search OF the
uthrr three. lwu ~ the hodic. were
Icd to the boat whcu it Wa found
Yesterday. The Yacht Was found
wrecked near Fort Fuunhson on the
horc ot Lake Huron, thirty miles
from hrlent the month ofthu Au-nblr
rlycr The bodies recovered were
those of i A. liuor, manager of the
hlnh ot Louduu nj Wutrrlorl Wi
am idul, station agent nj the same
place. aud son of senator idnl: aud
iiurt VI h,ufi,, nephew of iluu
Alex. Mckenzie The three still mis-
sing Arc " G., Morrison OF Jarvis;
VIM sinclair. secretary Ut the West
lambtou Reform association, and
Fleming Mckenzie. nephew oi Hon.
Alex. Mckenzie. The party had LETT
-uruH about tuut wecG- ngu for ~
northern rrui-o OH Lake Huron, mud
started on the return trip last wrrh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
u,nrmi. ,orIo> nIsrmr,r
Ihe uutiuuI tor - nu" or"p greatly
ImnrmN rh- .lmrm nmI aIInri.

impruN eel torn 'ut short.
Mhuli-. Tenn Aug t. The cot
tom crop for Memphis district tu bc
published to-mOrrow los llill lun-
tnur n Co.,. will SAY
"Ihc weather during July WAS IN
the main favorable tor cotton. The
continuous rains which fell during
June hud male IL impossible for mru-
rr- tu work their crops aud the hir
weather that followed enabled them
To c.oAr tnCir ueids and the gloomy
prospect. Ms indicated iu ourJuuc O.
port have given way to more cheer
ing accounts From all over this
district the reports are thnt the plant
Is forming, blooming and boiling
we'll The present condition ul the
cotton rruu is ity yurAhlr, niii ~ rOiu-
pared with last year NJ TINS time is
equally NJ promising Tho picking
season viii not h du until the CLOSE
of this month, aud viii not become
general throughout IT, > district until
the middle of ~cpicml 1t. The wealth
rr duriug ArSdst i'll have much 20
iu with the all mntc outcome ot tho
crop, hut with favorable season the
yiold wlll hr fully up To thW of last
Nrut, especially Ia ArhHu-ns where
prosprct- Arc very bright for n fun
average crop Corn has suffered to 10
greater extent than cotton aud the
most that cun be expected iS only n
/ iAlr yield ut this serrHl lcuur-- 'c,
Mi--i-sippi and Alabama nli report
/ thr corn crop a7 being eat short h}
/ thr uulH, OtADlr season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
nm. NM ,l,r-,nnnn,.

DrEA>Uo. Aug The 900 ludAu-
et thr southern lr agency are again
u u state Of excitement over the hlII-
ing by cowboys Of two Of their mum
bcr, whu wcrc ON the reservation on
"a rou-tahout "Trip through the bi-np.
pmumcut crcck region The Indian,
are indignant aud boislcrous, The
( trs have bcou Discontinued ior some
time A month agO H party numbcr-
ing in the vicinity Vt 100 lru the
agency for the country To- the west
aud south, which country l- occupied
by eatlcmeu, Hnd u collision between
them and the COwboy- Is expected
daily. Emancipation of such trouble,
two companies oi soldiers have beeu
stationed ON Dlssppointmsut creek,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07

blwolL Mnu, Aug d. \ special
to the Evening journal says ~ tlre
originating ia the Marcolonp House,
nj Mhrrrloua, Michigan, swept over
the entire town, destroying the bus
inc-s portion Twenty buildings
were burned, including the postuiiico,
"A bank aud two newspaper uiiices
The loss Is not giyen, but will he
very heavy The lire MAS uncuutrol-
able from tho start, owing To the lu-
Adc4ultc water protection.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
Another Fine Piece of MUM.
CipaI RasCaIIty Unveiled
by Thomson s Death.
4 Letter Thnt ShnN- 4" what
Depth, man uNiiIDr-,cud
tO Procure Once.
Hi'h DrNeIopniCut- aud Oni,
tai DCCHpiIatiOu piobnbIr
ia the Near Future.
AIIHngmruts rni RAY Ing the
Last snd IIouOis to thC
Snsr oI IItNstuuc.

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ilii N\'"ia INNiriI"\Ii"N.
MN Norh, ALe. % ihrcNnmim.
ti"n uN Malur u,rntr tutu the Charge
mNir against Commissioner ~uuurr
Wa continued to.hn, mud the hwr-
,ng OF the sixth Charge u.pm thus
Wa ihr one rrtudih" the tr-Inur.
ii'n ul the mlt'r. GI.heri NJ. -rrr
ir was he ir-t Witness called. ll
-hlI hr knew Hubert .. Thomson
had seen himn short tiur previous lo
'ii7 death, ON M"ndaN, july l'. ihon.
son called al the witness Office an'l
icld 10 conversation with hmi irum
lhcr" hc went Co Mayor Irarr. 100
hanover square, hui hclurr hr went
mere" witness -Wd, 'lhom-uu
showed me " letter or paper lihr
'e'''l nl per'luhrl whr SHOWN tnd
IdthllhcdI 'llr inld me lr i'hd lHbru
u from huN 10 the sale prpu7il Co
hll'r hc hhd shown lu' the letter h'
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h'n went 10 Mayor TRACES mud
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,trrt arci,irut,lb. hc told m,
thrrr ,yn, a CERTAIN u,ur, TINT h,louy.
,i tn him-rlr which Ibnmp.ou bnd
If, lI- saf.nu,l IA. .,,uld nkr to .,rt ID.
llnlI him that did NOT think tlru ID
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
RAJ rHorIm SIIr
-" Ivses Shr'tn rhd Count, Judge
Attr-ted, iu th" Uasut.s AnNir.

'NF' IHI Goo |Ar iNNWIurf
~A> NNroNtu, Aug u Last Tues.
dAN m lrglr Pass, o. !. OR.r,h, -hrr-
III ut NnN,rith county. and Joseph
llut-tcitrr count, Judge Aud r,tr4di-
uun agent. waived examination ou
charge of kidnapping Francesca lias
urrs. aud gave > 'u,u boud to appear
before the rumd iuN, l;r-urcs is the
American citiluu Who was delivered
tu the Mexican authorities. and by
them brutHlN murder ID. rud " hose
death called cont the note from Goy.
irelHud fec oc,roinr, liHyard It's.
understood that theme viii hr charg-
eel With cuu4piur, to murder TX
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
WILL BLOW IT Up,
II the Anarchists are Convict
I'd Friends Will Dynamite
the Court House
socialist, Anarchist ana Othrt
sort, Of Trained Nttuc..r.
Ten ThciI raIc..
Legal bnngmcn do same ,,t,
Neat worn AZ the com
nhand ~ ii,r Courts.



tuirADu. lat. AUGUST o. Alru.
poe OF the now duN crowded attend
ancc Oh the trial cot tuc uuAt,h.
is stated this evening thtt some ,.u.
nBu well known social Sd. NOW 900
der arrest, boldl, declared iu su on,
rinl Al the criminal court buldI,u
lhnt II the jury -uou'd bring iun,rr
dict ui Hul'ty, the ,Aid crImiui. ,tur
building would be- then umd uirr
blown up and that even 80 well.
guarded building, such u- the cum
maj court building BE- buth un the boo.
side and uul idc, maN b, blown up b.,
dynamite uutwitN,iuuJiu. thr prrnt
r1l precautions exercised CO. lir.
vent the adui- ION ur oven Iuitrr-
ing around cot possible dNtumitci-
has been proven ia the cu-r ot mum
rtOus Well-Rmrdcd buildings in / .uu.
Ion ia tie course OF the past hN
'chr-, hnd more especially iu The rH-r
pi II portion oi the parliament miM.
ihR7, which Tor Wears past have hcru
constantly aud Thoroughly guarded
rnd dOubN guarded from thr ,um
mrntcmeut of the dynamite rlut-.
Ia thc cH-c ui the criminal court
building tltv proctutluu. uptu-t i.u,
ihlnR ui THIS LIuu occurring ARE hu.
ihg dutB multiplied. lu,tcH-iuv care
is bring exercised tu secure lhs uN
IA The cHsc from htluv nppruu. he'd
'hd to prevent uotr ttum hrug SUR
ropiliiOusly thrown tu thum n- the,
pHe- from the court ruum cross The
street srd enter the Revere hot sc Ga
their meR police. white plu,cI. Hr,
stationed at H,cUH- across thc
street. jealuu,h guarding the -liuhi.
ost appearance of uu uppron % tu au,
of the Jurors Toy outside parties.
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m, uivIt nf Nl.y wine. -,iJ
ecvtract.I a I,ull,t man, tIr.,,'n
AN ntBrrr TLr rullct .nrr..rnid,I
d. urAra- he ,yp. ,nlr to ludp, ,,ith
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tr.t,t, p- IA Tho ,aIibra Ilr tu,t,.t
.,id he belonged to "A oroup of th,. IA
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07

InrL Iovr" dies "t Ia. bullet wound
AZ ihD Iurt.

4pr.tsl u h t,amuyr
rue WoNui TEX. Aug o Jack
Logan railroad brennan. dird tu das
from the pistol bali fred hy the hands
ut -umr person AT present unknown
40 investigation hu- been maic but
TODAY, uulrus who h,prd lugau
mRk statement - short time before
he dlrd. mtic known tu the officer,
the Nct that Logan stated that " w.
llcudr,N, the bar keeper. had shot
him NJ hr was walking 10 the door
aud that Wn, thc reason the bullet en-
tered hie burk. An tnNc-tigAtiuu viii
hc utdc into the ra-r Tomorrow
Before being shot Logan had hrrd At
ilcudriA three timc-. one shot puwd
or-buruirg llcndriN, face.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
sAnIILLI III.pIN.
Arranging tor ia" Ntat"zuHu'- Ohs"
uutrs Ihe President WIN Attend

SOW NorE, Aug " Iuc on-Ert in
which the remains pl $ j. .llldvn Rrc
tu bc placed win not be- finished until
this evening Meanwhile tLs Dpl,
VIII remain on temporary hirrupIu
which Il wn- pInrcd yr-tcriny As
soon a- flushed the burial rn-kct wIIl
br taken To trcy-tuur Rud the body.
which lu- been rubAlmed, drrH-ri
for the grave will bee placed in II The
pHli bearers have not all brcu chosen
aud the ll-t WlIl not bc announced
until some time thiHalt,ruuUu Many
change will bc made ia the funeral
programme NJ announced ycstcfdn,
a proposition bias been submitted 10
tur relatives lu allow the body tu .Ic
10 the city hal and give the people AN
opportunity to view the remains. but
consent has 80 far been withheld and
there is no probability that such uu
Arraug"m-ul viii he entertained.
Capt Nnugin placed nn extra guard
VI police around the mansion 10 keep
the curious At respectable distance
/ Ouly friends spd HcqHhiptuuccs ut thr
family are. at the request of the lau-
/ Is, permitted 10 visit the house uI
the dead statesman.
INF BAK ASSOCIATIONS,
NtW IoHK, Aug G.-Ihe eIecu.
! tive gOumllte Ol the bar association
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-07
MIInrT. slore,'. wIdow Wln,.

Cm,AGo, Aup In the storey r
VIII pu,r, the appellant ani court to.
day ordered that it should be pro-
ustrd. This brquenlhes 10 the widow
lnc entire estate OF the late Wilbur j.
STOREY Including the Chicago lIm1A
ueHspaper
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NtW ToHK, Aug. G.-1he eIecu-
tive commlte Oi the bar association
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

TIM CoHrIao MaNTfonk nauwA1.-
Col. q. A. Bfoadwaler, ons 0f tie had
men Ia the Manitoba kailway Company,
n0w extending ii1 line % she Paeiaa
Coast. sid 20 8 Representative of ne
Helena fndspdndenf lass waaks ~ have
nothlna % tell SEQ. However, gon may
say 1hat sha report that the Canadian
Pacific has RAinsd control ef the Manl.
toba 4 entirely 9ilhout foundation, as
baaeloaa fabrication an vas ever coined
The story shat the 0rand Trunk haA
Rained control 0f ths New Xogk CsniFai
WOuid b qaite as piauaible nud pFnb.
able. As - tha Manitota aEtansion
into Meniana, il il advancing FapldlF.
and this tall the rails viii be laid io the
Montana line. There q depot will 20
established, aud thfsaahoat TIE wiutaF
oak ties and iron sill b. hauled theEs
ano piled ready % prosecute WoTf IL tno
spring a-en01Qh tlas - cover eho grade
10 0reat falls, % which point wa have
arrangements made for lies from this
end, and iron enoagh 70 bring ths track
into Helena Withoat any ifa, ands
doubts o. en1diti1ne what4oev8g, Yoa
can tell your readers that Manitoka
traius vii BE- running into Halana "a
on before October La, 1881. The grads.
Wifh ths exosption of tbo tnnnsls, viii
he eompietrd withtn thirty days. Tho
tunnels will he ready foR the grade ~
ne lgt of ADriL & i not pr0babls tka1
mnsh Wofk ulli b done kfyond Qfea1
Falls t1is winter. bat eteryihiur viii
BE- ready b puah work from both enAa
early - the sprina. The kimini mm6
Hafysviile bFanoses are noH both raadg
for ne iron"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

ulagiais assure us thaa llna ana alan
taken into the sYs1eu ID such Quan itias
e. t1ls are ini1rIeua Ibey Are not de-
campoasd ~ heat nor diasslvsd "a mix
iuR cF baking. They 20 with TIE brad.
thefateFe, into the stomach, whexe sheig
physiological eEects ara indiRssaian.
dfapepsia, oF uorse arila
he question nalurailV aFiEas. whV 1c
these eheap baking poWder makers uas
the2e thinQsf Alan 4 three oents a
ponnd. lime stiil eheaper. While cream
of t1FtsE costs kAirlrs eve or fartY. The
raasona for iha chemical purity a. she
Royal Baking Powder were reosntlv
given n tbs Naw York TSmes Ia "a ia
tereztluR description Of q new method
for refining Angels, o. ornda cream ol
tartar. IL seems that Il Is 0aly under
this Peocess thas cream Of tartar can he
ireed knam the lime uaturai to it and
rendered ohemiaaliy pare: ehat he pst
enta and plant fer this cost the Raval
hakinR Eosa I Company about half 3
million dollars. and thai thay maintain
exclusive oontrol 81 the riehfs.
Profsssof MeMurtrio, late ehiaf cham-
lss q tne DepaFtment o. Agriculture 81
Nashinaion, p. c., il the interests of
oommaEoa m4de an examination Of this
pzooesss and reported apon the results
attained u The redned oream Of tartar.
lna following extract ksom bis FeB II
9o1ld seem 70 answer the question Fe
peaaea AZ thn head of this article, and
which Is 90 ffeqasntly proponndod ~
The hoaseksepef.
have examiaed The cream of tartar
usad hg the Royal Baking Powder Cau.
pany IN She maaufacfnre Of their bah.
ma powder, and ind Il 20 Be perfectly
p1re and free ffom line IL any forn.
kne chemical tests 30 which I have
submitted the Royal Baking Powder
prove it perfectly healihf0l and free
from every deieteFioas substance"