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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
~ BALTIMORE.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE
COURSES.
ACADEMY,

The programmes for the next academic
year are now ready for distribution
jy lS-eod2m
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
" SURGEONS, BALTIMORE. MD.
This school offers to medical students un-
surpassed clinical and other advantages.
send for Catalogue TO Dr. THOMAS OPlE,
Dean, l7e Howard street.
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
IVA BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL,
for Young Ladies. Nos. O and east Fifty
third street, New York. The unprecedented
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tify It's progressive policy and the rule OF
securing in every department the highest
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fessors and Teachers remain for the coming
year. Twenty third year begins OCTOBER
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IL VIRGINIA.
MRS. SYLYANUS REEDS

COLONEL HILARY p. JONES. NJ. A.
MAJOR HORACE W. JONES.
an I-eod2m Taylorsville post Office.
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For sale by all druggists. Treatise on
Hood and Skin Diseases mailed freo.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
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duty, and entities them 10 oar eternal .rati-.

duty, and entities them 10 oar eternal srali-. tade.
 Resolved, That the Society of Arizona Pioneers is erjit'ed to inc chisf credit for ag; aIiug iEe T.diau qnes'., rnril the y..1.meai .s e"is, s,.rl4.i h q":cste in thc ur:Sr.ea: acaitt o: iAr peu.!c oi iri f .s,a as -yn nrt.7s ! r"1rh sad -dr.rry and 1hy. ,ur ta .ss 4r, ;,r, ny "1.enicd |" the ,>o.:y;, Of i1eoe-r~ .glLs r.'-szy a"d per e.-.c-ra rh.c% aa. @.r. sa. ..rs | ;s our t.-r.ilri,.
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 Resolved, int taIs ,o',s ni..n Ge iar,s is uaqraIii | appr' gal oi ,br to R-pub- iicsn admigu.t.l.j n ia Ar z La, i, pro- 4.c>,nc ant btn, ,.,taI l.fineE,r H.on ,hc nu:sn. c.ltLt sf ilc tsr'ii'ry, is .rrcdUn ii...; neftes "r5 i'-r.i.n- tJ- se E D. Wer, ara .-c !. ed mi b.r~'r .aa ;aNe,. P i. up,,.. ...' r,..l,r- .f p.o.l u.lc,,a'. ..,s 1-J. it's, ,il- ?. ?u..."-..s ei Ari- 1,ls sc...csi e. sca.,1 i,.,. c-,.,.- par .~.a D G isr.,r I.h,h ,n attacking the -,ue ra.I- :. q ed '.st lie tr.ii}sry sy coru runued sad si.a.,G n..srr. re. eaiaiions :"r p-rII-s~ t"i e'-
 ,. t ,anr.t l...n NJ ,! hayi..C a:.dercd the ,it zeuS 0! Ar.@.,i.a n ..;.,...i rG, g.!ati and with falseiy c.ai;lih- ,re1.t for resG!ts accomplished without his help cr il,tgu
 ncntahty.
 We charge him with an arbitrary and partisan s6use oi power, in hiS efforts te remove without cause or authority of laN able pU bile servants who gre faithful to the trusts iinpusod upOn them aud who con. mald the respect and crnidencs ef Inc 1 people of this Tetrl:oA.
 We charge ;he ada.n .@trati0a ef Governor l Zuhck Nith being hal OW and Earl.san ln lis
 effor,s and purposes, teEdsnS to prostitute l pubic Olclals to party schemes in tie | organiZatIyH Of parilssn g"ILd luIIrs under | the ihiiuenve of party n,anipuia.o.s st great i Apeuse ana without pe!.ctlci.l results. 1 Kcssiycu, hat tne He uJilcans of 2ri | zc3;a ColDIncI;d the actlUu Oi thr apFSlAic es 1 ei Inc late kepuglcaI Administration n
 la aintaiLIng their rig tIs te IcR.aIn H Cflcs
 uHiil l.e l.gal eEpiratinn Of tteir tr.ms l aLa approsr iLclr s,eadiast lrGiiy 10 inc
 i.ctuU:.,aL 52'ty and thcr resistance ts | lnc SrbIjr@t5- old Ile$al GssuAPlIon U 1 power Uy G5Vosnor IuI,Ck.
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EMRN H%A

il ke4F0ey 5 rec, SaA Francisco. NeryouG Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ey- .AauSted vitality, Spermatorrhna, LOST MANHOOD. ImSotenry. Paralysis, Prosts- x.rfhcea and all the terrible effects or self abuse, and sxrc-s in matursr ears, such a .,oss of kenUFy, Lassitu0e, Nocturnal Emissions, aversion 10 tooieiy, DimnesS of Vishoa, Noisrs ia the Head, the vital fluid ,ns.siag Hn0kserSed in the uriAe. anc many S;her diseases that lead tS insSkity and aeaIi.
 EEEeF Fihg from any Of the above symptoms 1hvplS ceArult us at ence. The dFaiu can he stopped, vitality restored, and he be &sde again a pleasure instead of S buI den.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN N1ho are truub ed with too frequent evacua- 4ieH cf the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smArIiHK or burning SrnSaliOn, aud q weakening of the system in maniior they SaA net account fort ropy sediment in the aErizs, etc Many dI. of this difficulty, ig- nerant of ths cause, whish IS the seceRd . age ef seminal weakness.
 CrRES GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CASES. COksULTATION FREE, Thorough ex- aEinn.ish and atVice, including chemical Asalysis and micr6scoi ic eYaninatiOn ol tue urine. 8. AA honest opinion given In every cste.
 TEe following medicines supplied at the sbrices RHtseez
 SIR ASTLEY COOPER VITAL RE 'TOR- IT.VE. Ss . bottle, CT four times tHc quan- Stity, $lo Sample bottle free.
 Eent ts any 0ne applying by iette~. 'tatire ayRp;ams sex and age. SrIct secresy !l Issaid tO sli business tranSscilcns.
 The celeb -ated Kidney Remedy, NE?H- KETICC II, fer all kinds Kidney and Blad- 0-I CsR RplaiRts, Gonorrhscs, Gleet, Leucoi- rLoea, etc For sale by all dfeEgistsi Sl ; b.tile, @f 6 bottles for s5.
 The English DAEDEIINN LIVER AMI DYSPEPSIA PILL is the best in lhe market Fer sale by al druggists; price, 50 cents : eeettic.
 Address,
 ENGLISH MEDICAL DIFPENsARY,
 No. II Kearney sireet, Sah Francisco, Cal
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NOsice @f E'0rIcisure.
TO PETER BoNDE AND BENJ. J MARI

TO PETER GGNDE AND BENJ. J MhEk5
 Itu ate Hereby notified that 1 have eE- penura tic sdhI oi (%l, l,U0O) Gnc thsusuho dollars cUuTrLvy sf ,ru LnIleG stai. 5, ln ttoar and imp Lvo Iuehts uyen Inc Acillo Jamce and Si.!lEae Ioucs er Bi hing clala9S, sItuatrd lh AiiIlrI's CahJ or. hLaChu ucu muuE- tairs, CocuIsc county, IrITltory si AIIz"na, ia OTucr t5 LoId the sad ioues CT h-.nIa : claims Tor tne yUaIe CndIng Drct HIUUr 3lsl, iSSi; IAS2; lS13; 1881 anG ieo5, u la,T LAe prov isIoas oi set Lion :3-9. krI lseG otututcs tI ike Gn tGu Sl"tOs, io Wit: ruI laUOT an~ ian oN CliiC.tts upon the saIu Cialii.s .s Ter the yc.W ehaIn& Dc,,Aioel Slst, locl, one huu- GIoa uIli..,e ea,n; i0l 'ne !ra ending Dr- C i4 % oi, I-5-., uaud. ci Uollars each ; t~. ,ae lra: chu.nS D,o, h.u=r ol. iS c3, JHe i..LusrU Gu4Iats t~:.-; 1T t~C. 3ctf cnuth-. LuC, u ef oI l.ot efe u1.,I.u Ge.isl. cath; Yer t.u raj shN."G Oc eEIhCi D igcJ, JLe hL"a. us. aOi'air c i"iai |. . ,.,s E,v e...e, ,I.c sl1a "I tSi ltv. Chs tior- s;.iiu ,iuI..ri.
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 l I.l ,u- Il cords oi CeChise cuuntI, Terri 1 ul, ot Ariz..ns, trans, rIJs ltsL- l..e Hi. Il | OGHt, ittuUut.
 Aud Il NnLIn ninety (eCl days aner Hi, | hUi,Cc by UUIIratluE, lCu ls:i Or Tr,U-e C ! contribute, cath of 5uu, jOur rrcpOItion oI i Orch CXi enGItuIe, as CO-LH ;, your inter i G; ID lac s:id led1s CT mIHlng t:aIn's VII 1 Dccviac 'Le rrorCrty oi ths uEGcislsHed | uldci said ectiGA &S%4.
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LIST pr FREES.

1881 Prizes, amouRli 2 to..........$ $2- 5,360 Application far rate: to cluls shou}i he made erlJ 10 office Of the Com! !any in N.w Orleans.
 For further iHfornaiion write clearly, -iv- m. full address. POSTAL NOTES, Exrie-s Money O.Gers, or Ncw Toik Exchange in ordinary letter. Cu:rency by Express (Et uEr eXpcske) add!esscd
 Es. <, DAUPH7N,
 Kew Orleans, Ia. or sI. A. DiCFkISN,
 WaShingtvE., D. (. Nakc ?. c, Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La.
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To Creditors.

IN TIE CCJNIY COURT OF THE
 CouanJ ol Cocnise, Ic!Itery 0, ArI2oAa.
 h tue mEittr DI he &UulicQ ian Oi Kydcrit, F. Ii.iI5Id. aHd In-UiYtnL Ceb! oI 10 Se 0iechaTlcd from hIS de.ls and ilaOH- i.ies.
 Inc petition, schedule and inventory ei RoGerItk |. Hafold, the abCve H.!Ged fetI- Iiuacr, bayInS beeh rcUoiNoI a'.G hied hert- iu, Il Is kcleny ordered that Inc said pctl. ucner be, and nc hereby j., declared ins0l- vent and the Shelih of Inc county ei Co culse is heIchJ directed To take possession of al the estate, real S1u pcisUnai oi Sa Q BcUL.OECr, except suCh as IHaY by luW rs cXcsl pt from execution; 2nu Ui all his deeds YUucAvls, books oI arcoUnt and EaptIs; and t'3 keep the same salc.y until inc aPruu.- acHt cl an aSSI@Hec. II Is farther 0rut req That all persons LIc iorbidccs to make gay meat C. ary dclt= IG or 10 deliver Sny proyeriy beiougIES to such CgrJur Iu ii.fl, or Tor ais Use, snu sSld petitioner is iUi 0Is.- Cen to Rs-kc any lraltsicr Of [Is lrorc't. .. any DOT 'os tEereSf.
 IL is fullhrr ordered that She creditors 0. petitioner meet st the uiite uf Inc Clerk Ol Jhle Court at tire Court hOUsc in Ike city of ToIn bs,ou", Upoh tie 2%d day oi October, .S>G, al lJ .'vlCck .. rn. 10 pro, C their debts aAd cACu-e one CT mclc :-s4eLc.s $ O. the estate ol Bc lioI. -r. It IS .uiiI-r ordered U aL the ~lcTA al this curl s al I:rutc- d'utely pj.hi,sn $ copy Of thls oIeer in HE DAILY ,eMS9ToHE, a nfT~FaEer having d general cIIUu.Stio.., ala i'Uuiis&ei at thc ely uf i Ola isb,tDht, IH tnv C5uH,y Of Co- ciIs~, as ssitCn as aA,s ne" P"EcI is FrIHlt d tciGIc lIe.n:rc,n- ei tie S.Ia creditors a1u sIic c!Iri, sEaiI sor,e IoilhwI;B d cel,y ot this SIeCr ry CH:tcd Suics man, FostCSG prepaid gr FeGrUn:llj, ca sli creditors uaIAed .u the aEft yeu sch, ddIe.
 Dated sept. lS, +.i.
 WEBSTER STREE,
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->UJae >o UEuui.Uls.

->UG.1G >o NIV,Ii3Uis. ESTATE OF BENJ TFEBELC3CK, DE- ceased. The creditors of, and all persons having claims against tle slld-nan. cd estate, zr. hereby notified 10 exhibit their claims, with the necessary v0ucAcr~, to me within four months fer the first publication ol this notice, at my office, in :hc city of Tomb- stone, County or Cochisc, Territory Of Ali- zona, or the same will bs forever oarrcG Dated, Tombstone, May 7th,
 N, Il. JENKINS,
 Administration.
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 Incorporated ir 1eGS for 25 years by the Legislature for Educational ard Charitable purposes-wilh c=pJai of lD9GGo0-to which reserve fund 0! oy.t soJtUi0 has since been added.
 By an overwhelming ropn'ar vote its franchise wns m4de a part of the present. State Constitution adJp.Cd Deccn4 Der 9d. 4. D., 1873.
 The only Lottery ever voted on snd en dorscd hv the pcoui~ of any State.
 It never scales or ro.tgones.
 EkS Grand Single Esssg7F,cr' vvis2gs will take lace mphihlv, md inc EIxGrssreif fsa5aVy E5Ess " rsf f..s regululy every three months, instead of semi annually as heraio:oIc.
 A aEE.ENEDEEs rEsEZT'2-SE- g'y 'EES Es'Es A E'sbs-'l' " g. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, LASS ?. IN THE &CADENT or MUSIC, NEN ORLEANS, TUESDAY, .x@veTsi her O. Sa, EG9S-ReSth Monthly Drawing.
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At the Pony Saloon and take a drink of that fine ell neralitagc Bourbon, ". H. McBraycr Bourbon, or some of that elegant old Hermii- age and Guckenheimer Rye, Guai- antecd perfectly pure. =. -~- finest imported brardios, N.--~r anu eig IS, t.. be found in the Territory. St. Louis Lager Beer on draught. Eng fish Ale and Porter always on hand. Free lunch every day. Come all and come often. HENRY CAMPBELL,
 .S-23lf Proprietor.
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We, in. undersigned Banks end Bankers, gill pay all Prizes r#wn in lhs I"lIis!ana staie Lotjcri which may Je prescrled al our counters.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company. i

We do hereby certify th-t we supervise the arrangements for all te &on;niy and Quarerly Drawings ot The i.ut,I-isna St.lc Lottery Co,apany and il, p:rs"n n;aii- age and cnntrul tie Drawings T,:@m-eivrs, and that the same are cuRiUCict wits lon
 ,tY, fairness, and in good 'aiyh l0"Ard all rartics and We autLor.ze tae CumtSny to use this certificate, with fac Sin.ilvS o. orr signatures attSched, iii is adl crtisemenlS
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Capital Prize, S75,000

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 Each. E'racsiOEss. fa s'if:!.s in Proportion
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01

and the baggageman had his leg broken.
All the passengers in the sleepers got
out uninjured, except being slightly
bruised, but in the day coach thirteen
were pinned and literally burned to
death. Many others were injured by
the severe shaking up. The names Of
the victims are not yet known here
The whole train with the exception Of
one sleeper was burned up. Superin-
tendent Collins was. on the east bound
passenger train, No u, which was
waiting at station few miles this
side Of the week for the limited, and
was soon on the scene The wrecking
train with surgeons went from this city
and did MI possible 10 alleviate the suif-
erings and save life. No. 9 was oblired
to back up to this city and went over
tue Chicago q Northwestern via Hori
con. Beaver Dam aud Fox Lake. The
same route has been used by trains to-
day as the wreck is not vet cleared.
Conductor Hankey of the freight train
was so demoralized by the accident, the
esponsibility (Which rests on his crew.
and thus also on him that he took to
the woods in despair, leaving his train.
He has always deem Q most careful and
efficient man and much trusted bv the
company. 1t was most horrible and
slckening spectacle, the roasting people
making night hideous with their wells,
while the bystanders were unable to
render assistance. II was the worst
wreck ever known in the Northwest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01
Personal.

Herman Dyer made WasEburn a
short visit last week.
Nate Bradbury, of Madison. is in
town, visiting friends.
Z. 2. Benedict, of Belmont, was q
visitor in town Friday.
Capt. j. B Mccoy made trip to
Georgetown Thursday.
Thos. Watson, Esq. of Livingston,
was in town Thursday.
Charley Blunt, of Elk Grove, was
caller in town last Thursday.
j. W, Murphy returned Friday from
stamping tonr in the county
Robert Mcbride, Esq, and his wife
and son. Jesse, were in town Friday.
A. R Mills returned last Thursday.
evening from a business trip to Milwau-
kee
Misses Carrie Whitman and Minnie
Geyer. of Elmo. was in town Thurs
day.
VIM. Thomas, merchant Mt Elk
Grove, was III town on business last
Tuesday. d.
Ned seeley, one of the enterprising
young men Of Elk Grove, was in town
last Thursday
Mrs. A. Il. Mills and her sister, Miss
Nellie, took q pleasure trip to Belmont
last Wednesday,.
John Wright, the popular proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01
The Elenb9ro Bridge.

L.LLEAbphc, OSt. 81, 1851
EDITOR HERALD:-In your issue of
October the 18th YOU have an article on
the Ellenboro bridge which wish 70
correct. You say:
The county has done al least its share tn thu
matter. 4 year ago HE county buiit the abut
mcnts OF the bridge with the understanding that
the town would 20 on and complete the hTidae
At rs special session last june the county board
Uth0rl2ed the expenditure or $500 uOon the
bridge when the town Of Ellcnb0ro shoald have
expended Ike sum.
The town board of Eleuboro con
demned SAID bridge, and Ryland ana
McArthur saw the bridge and they had
the abutment built and asked Ellenboro
no questions and the county paid for the
ford's being built, and the town paying
nothing AS to the June meeting Of
the board, |. told the board that the
town would not raise $500 toward build.
ing the bridge, which was as fair as /
could do. The law You quote says moth
ing in regard 70 bridges and the road is
in good repair. If Graut County wants
bridge over the Platte River at this
place they would better build one, as
tho town Of Ellenboro is not willing.
g. w. MCPHERSON.
Chm Of Town Of Ellenboro
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01
University Of Wisconsin.
Department Of Agriculture, J
Farmers Institutes,
Superintendent's Office \
Madison, Wis, Oct. %. 1886

AAAttAlGOB3 W 1919 WI. [Cs lC, %.
DEAR SIR: You will notice by en-
closed card that we shall hold an insti-
tute at your place, and if you will in
terest yourself to have ten or fifteen OF
your most progressive farmers meet
ard select committee OF three on ar
rangements, same on music, program
and finance, also a secretary that | can
correspondent with and send advertis-
ing material to; we shah give the farm
ers of your county very interesting
and profitable meeting The success Of
your institute depends largely upon
your committee of arrangements. Their
work cannot be done in an hour or an
afternoon The arrangement Of topics
and selection of the most successful and
intelligent farmers of your county to
prepare papers upon farm subjects with
which they are most fam liar.
| send you program Of one of the
institutes held last winter As a rule.
there are too many subjects included in
all programs, and none Of them dis
cussed sufficiently to arouse an interest
in keeping with their merits. \ few
topics well discussed, rather than many
skinned over, will be found most pref
liable. The State University will pay
all expenses of sending you good speak
ers, paving their transportation, hotel
bills, etc. We only ASK YOU to furnish
a large commodious hall or rink, heat
and lightit, provide some vocal or in
strumental music, and issue your own
programs
1t is believed that the greatest good
comes to the farmers who take liberal
share of the work upon themselves, and
the Board of Regents desires to furnish
enough assistance to encourage farmers
to help themselves in the line Of inquiry
and discussion.
A. soon as you organize please notify
me Of the secretary's address, and very
much oblige.
Yours very truil.
W. II. MORRISON, Supt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01
CITY AND VICINITY RESEEFs.

CITY AND VICINITY BESIEFs.
We shall soon hear the defeated poll
ticians sigh.
Quite q large crowd was out to hear
the Democratic speech Wednesday even
ing. Col Bird was the speaker.
We have new butcher shop in town.
1t is located on the lower end of Main
Street. Russell JenneY is the proprietor.
The lecture given by Capt. Seeley on
the Battle Of Gettysburg, at the City
Hall last Thursday evening, was we'll
attended and thoroughly appreciated.
The German Hari Carl Society, Of
this place, viii have q grand dance at
their hall Tomorrow tuesday even
INC. Good music will be on hand and
jolly irst-rate good time win be the
order A cordial invitation is rendered
to all.
Last Thursday about half-past two
o'clock the southeast chimney of the
Park House was discovered to be on.
fire. The fire bell was run& and in al.
most rs Short time as It takes to tellit.
the fire department had their engine
and hose-cart out and on the spot.
Happily the fire was of no serious ma
ture and the people Of the town were
soon relieved Of their fears and ankle
ties. Platteyille people may well feel
proud of their fire department for, in
deed, il is an admirable organization.
One has only to see them when the
alarm is sounded to appreciate how
quick the boys are to drop everything
in order to do their best to save life and
property. There is no hesitation, no
gramb'ing, bit every one OF them
makes for bis post Of duty as fast as he
can.
Do not forget 10 take IN the con
cert given by the Congregational peo-
pie next Friday evening. The affair
will be under the direction Of Prof. d.
Z. Gardner, of this city, who as a musi-
cal director has certainly few equals III
the Northwest. He will introduce 2
chorus of forty superior voices, besides
a number OF solos, duets, trios and
quartettes. Anyone who has ever wit
messed Prof Gardeners handling Of a
chorus, or, III fact, anything that he at
tempts to carry out in the musical line,
may well feel assured that this will be
one OF the richest musical feasts that
has ever been presented in this city. It
will be given in the city hall aud the
proceeds will be for the Congregational
church, parsonage fund. Let there be
full attendance. We have some truly
excellent musical talent in our city and
let US show our appreciation of ii and
also our appreciation Of the efforts of
those who have done SO much to devel-
OPP that talent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01
Bitter Rread.

Complaint is frequently made by
those whou baking powders that they
leave in bread, biscuit or cake raised
By them disagreeable, bitter taste
This taste follows the use OF all impure
baking powders, and is caused either
by their containing alum introduced
to make 3 cheap article, by the i'm
pure and adulterated character Of other
ingredients used, or from the ignorance
of their manufacturers of the proper
methods Of combining them. These
baking powders leave in the bread a
residuum formed Of lime, earth. alum.
or other deleterous matters, not always,
though frequently, tastable in the food,
and by all physicians classed as injuri-
Gus to health, The Royal Baking Pow
der is free from this serious defect. In
its use no reSiduuin 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 mater
ials. scientifically combined in exactly
the proper proportions of acid and al
kali to act upon and destroy each other,
while producing the largest amount of
rising power. We are justified in this
assertion from the unqualified state
ments made BY the Government chem
lists, who after thorough and exhaustive
tests recommended the Royal" for
Governmental use because of its supe-
riority over all others in purity, strength
and wholesomeness. There is no dan
ger of bitter bread or biscuit where it
alone is used
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01

OF the Wright House in Lancaster, was
i'll town Friday
james Stephens and bis famaE 4fs
last Wednesday evening for the West.
alay hey find success and happiness is
cur wish
Miss Ruthia Joues, Of Strawberry,
who has been visiting her relatives mere
the last month, left for her home last
Friday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01
Notice!

Ny sou. Hewey Gillespie, has left my
home, and hereby give him his lime
ana forbid all persons from trusting him
On my account RIB GILLESPIE.
LANCASTER, Wis, Oct. %, sc. 22w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-01

Sturgeon has begun to pray against
Beecher. The latter can do no less than
defend himself in like manner It re-
mains TO be seen which OF the two
Yields the greater influence at head
quarters.