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The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
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Bv the u-c Of
NERvITA!

TbJasai g. Of c4srs ~ nervous Debility,
aerl ! ugb physical W,al ness lurf maphood,
urryf' prD-t ltiin, results Of iadiscrctiuns,
rAcr-sls lr any cause, CURED b. SeViia No
rem dy evrt nI rcd 90 the afflicted has met
Fiih sir unprecedented succtss II hiss no
rq1a t1r curing aii fnims ot NtHvous " asrE,
ENutttr,us, iEslLtrs uH bltAr Iis beue-
% ial t-c's ore iW eliWey percepible, IN
0 frv "rrtF lller Re- mmrrvIng iis usa a feeling
of rsutHri ti-ffr aun reI.tn Is apparent 1t
f.1s prompt s4dradical curt. and l. the
uult .tir atV 'hrltui fcm,Gt kroN a iur cur
iug al ir1ns OF feirous D'h.ity from any
ctIs'. Its tdrrts are rerm1. ut. No mater
.atai1- Hrs'rl your aG-r, bow many remr-
iir- }'u lave fIr.i, g how many doctors have
atir NHru che aisrasr has hail.ci the
-E,II 10 Oav uu '-t li tSisiaus. whom melancholy
euI .-f.11f tl.rt kgn thr place of hof C. and
tAH world iHne- blank and drcary, Ncrvita
viii inspire now life and prrmateutly cure
ha'v pl pdad IL ~ casrs cured ny uso
in ls-t. sfr 0g Hith that IL VIII care every
sr prnTis ni' - ,ruf Il rial package "n
receipt o' Do s'nts inr postage, etc Nsme
this psrrr.
Dir 4 e LIN. Box 2i', Chicago, III.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18

Squire r. A. Musgraves, of
Hickman township, was welcome
visitor IN Osceols during the week.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
LITTLE Rock, AK June 27, 1879.
Messrs W, VI AKIN q co,

tVhnsNllle, Ind.
For the hencft ofall persons living In nalari,
al parts of the country, take great D iessln in
recommending lr Armistcai's Ague Tonic.
having used the same myself and famil. and
reccited 90 much brncht trni0 The san,r, am.
sirs, liying witness 10 itf merits and can not
say too much In its favor
Very respectfully,
a KING
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
E-. e.. a. laTttsisseads
AGUE TONIC!
s., 600 Reward for the Detection OF
Arsenic in Ii.

There is perhaps no other chill Cure offered to
the afflicted that gives the satisfaction that nr.
Armlstead's 5 does. u IL a perfectly h-rinltss
prnpa, stion- briug safe tn the hands ofchiidren
ard is the most paiatfhlr and pleasant 10 take
Of all que remedies BY following direction
Chlls, aud Is ihr beet preparation made for
thoroughly efadicafirg ir m tlp system all m
larisl pnis n. Unlike QuIuIne aud similar
drugs Il cures strictly by ersuasirp. aud has a
avoiding the u-uii debility and nervous pros
rHttnn which rrsHil from the Use Of Qu ni-e,
'.rsrnic and kindred drugs, NlLcl are usual!
given.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18

Wehavs splendid lots and plenty offorage foI
Drover. keep irst-c ass harness took, nd an
kinds OF vehicle of thr latest -ty le-. Oar Ane
Buggies and h rses are always un hand Tour
patronage is sresrectfully solici'cd
All poss BILE care taken TO prevent accidents
but no responsibility for any that may occur.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18

Friday visitors TO the TIMES
Office will confer lasting obliga-
ton on the Office force by confining
themselves to business. 1t is our bu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
lounln sOurMInA AxroslrloN.
The Dooss Thrown open nj Louisvils and
The EHposltIon b. ginn

The Dooes Thrown open NJ LouisViIs and
The Exposition -. gins
LOUISVILLE, ny Aug IS To .day has
been notable one in Louisville, made
such by the fact that the doors Of the
Fourth Southern exposition were thrown
ouen TO the people for the FIRST time. The
event was celebrated In most appropri-
ate way, and everybody enjoyed the holt
day. In difference 10 the event business
men closed their establishments and bust.
ness generally was suspended. People
from the surrounding country commenced
to arrive early this morning and by
noon the streets and hotels were Oiled
with strangers. The procession was ony
OF the chief features Of interest during
the day. II was made up Of out three
organizations7-the police department, The
fire department and the militia.
Gov, Knott, who was to have ofilciatcd
as the chief figure at the opening, failed
because Of sickness put in gu appear
ance.
The exposition was opened by Hon. w
@. Il. Breckenridge In one OF his charac
teristically eloquent speeches. Thi
promises to be as successful an exposi
ton as Its predecessors have been.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
WACO.
A Colered Girl is Charged win Az
tempting TO Poison Her Father
and Mother.
.. W. NAH. Charged VIII, Murder, a
Granted Bail In the sum VI

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Aug. 2S.--J. w. Nail, the
young man who has been In jail here for
several months on charge of murder,
had an examining trial upon habeas
corpus application this morning. The
trial was had before Judge J. NJ. Han of
Cle6urne, who occupied the bench In
The place OF Judge Eugene Williams,
Who was excused. Nail Ia CHARGED
with killing X, X. Piramore In this
county In 1880. The killing occurred 10
the extreme northwestern portion OF the
county, near the, Bosque county line.
Nail fed and for six years eluded cap
ture. He returhed some months ago,
and after securing legal counsel aud CON
ferring with many Of his friencs, he sur
rendered himself to the authorities, and
has been In jail since. He was repre-
sented In the habeas corpus trial
this morning by Mai G. b. Pearre aud
the state was represented by Messrs J 4.
w. Taylor and II Pickles. After hearing
the testimony adduced, Judge Hall made
his decision, declaring Nail entitled TO
bail and fixed his bond at $4,000 The
defendant has been unable, no TO this
writing, to secure bondsmen ana remains
in custody. Nail seems to apprehend no
trouble In proving his justification and
confidently anticipates verdict Of
acqulttal.
colored girl by the name OF Amy
Standiier was locked up in the iail last
night charged with an attempt TO poison
her father and mother The Stanoifers
live near Harrison switch and the girl is
abont seventeen or eighteen years old.
Day before yesterday the girl went TO a
white lady, living near by, asked for
strychnine, which she said her mother
desired TO use In poisoning rats, She
procured the drug and, on resching home
emptied it into the water bucaet.
Her mother, coming In shortly atterward,
drank some OF the poisoned water aud
was taken violently sick Prompt N as.
ures, however, restored her The gill
was taxed with trying TO poison her pa
rents aud confessed the crime, giving as
her reason that she wanted TO prevent
her parents testiiyug against her lover,
whom they had caused to be arrested for
sedncing the girl. She does not appear
to realize the enormity OF her crime and
submits TO her confinement very compla'
Gently.
A negro arrested last night and in jul
here is believed to be Lewis " mite, who
killed James Flanagan, white school
teacher, at Marshall in this state in tn,
winter OF S72 Marshall was under Rad
icAl rule at that time aud the negro was
on the police force. The murder was es
sentially brutal one. Flanagan, harm
less man, was drinking and the Negro
shot him dead because Flanagan talked
dehantly TO him. The negro escaped
tlen and has been at large ever since
Parties living here, who were in Marshal
at the time, are confident this is the SAM
negro
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
MORGAN.
Alliance Cotton Yard--Beckham's Master
spesoh--The Gazette's Following.

Alliance Cotton d--Beckham's Master
spesoh--The Gazette's Following.
Special to the Gazette.
MORGAN, TEX, Aug. 2S.--Thursday
morning bright and early dozen OF
more members OF the alliance came into
town and went Immediately TO work on
the erection of their cotton yard. Late
in the evening the job was complete and
one pretty bale ornamentcd the yard.
The alliance men In this vicinity are an
industrious class.
A large attendance was at the barbe.
cue at Clifton from this city Thursday,
They report crowd of 2500 or 5000 10
have been present. Gibbs and Beckham
addressed the tbrong. The latter gem
tleman II is claimed, made the master
speech Of his life add gained many new
admirers.
The Morgan Amateurs viii give a con-
cert Tuesday night for the Episcopal
church fund.
Judging from the many who seem to be
deeply interested In THE GAZETTE dis
tribution OF prizes, the paper certainly
has large following in these parts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
A TALK WITH BLACKBURN.
His Opinions on Civil Service and Tiiden'
Right TO the Presidency.


PITrsBURG, Pa, Aug. 2l.-Senstor
Blackburn passed through the city yes
terday on his way to Kentucky, To the
reporters remark that civil service was
his policy the senator replied: 81 will
tell you what said to the president few
days ago. He had been speaking Of the
nomination If Matthews to the register
Of the District OF Columbia, the con6rma-
tion Of whom | proposed TO the senate.
Mr.. Cleveland, said /, II | were president
OF the United States | would call my cabi-
net together an say, gentlemen, II there Is
single Republican oticeholder in your
departments at the expiration OF the
period cf ten days your designations will
be expected forthwith. Briefly, | con-
sidered civil service tbs biggest humbug
ever perpetrated upon the American peo-
pie"
The senator said he considered Mat
thews' appointment a mistake, and when
the president said he wanted to show the
Democratic party that he was not in
clined to draw the color line, Mr.. Black
burn suggested that Matthews be given
the Albany postofilce and he promised to
vote for his confirmation. He volunteered
the information TO Mr.. Matthews that he
would see that he did not receive seven
votes when his appointment Is again re
ported TO the senate.
Blackburn was asked his opinion of
Tllden's course during the critical period
preceding Hayes Inauguration. He said +:
'If Tilden had at any time put card In
the New York papers declaring himself
rightfully elected president OF the United
States and declared his determina-
ton to have his rights, the oppo-
sltion would have melted away and
Hayes would never have entered the
White House. Tilden constantly sent
emissaries to myself and other opponents
OF the electoral bill begging Us to deslst,
as he had the strongest case Jere Black
aptly desert ed the situation when he
said, after the appointment OF the com
mission: 'We have the case, but theJ
have the court, and, upon the whole, |
would rather have their chances than
ours Tllden's friends say he feared
bloodshed. Had the electoral bill fail,d
to pass tn re would have been no blood
shed The ration would be without
head, and the Republicans would
have applied for the military 10
seat Hayes. This was what | was fighting
for. did not want to give
them the shadow of legal right
to the presidency, but there would
have been no resistance to usurpation
My purpose would have been accom-
plished If MIR. Randall had not lost his head
In the first caucus OF fiubusters | said II
Mr. Randall would give me the shading o.
the rules would guarantee to prevent The
electoral bill from passing for six weeks
or six months, if necessary Mr.. Randall
agreed, but after we had fought the bill
for Ave weeks, and we were within i've
DAYS Of the death Of the Forty-fourth con
grsss, Mr.. Randall weakened under th'
tremendous moral pressure that had beel
brought 10 bear upon him and by single
arbitrary rule the bill went through"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
NoFlGnT.
A Great So, w Of strength by the Authori.
ties stopa the sullivan Hsarid match.

A Great sT,, w Of strength by the Authori.
ties stops the suilivan-Hsarid Match.
Nsw YoRR, Aug 2S.--The Sullivan.
Hearld fight has been declared OF.
At 1880 this afternoon odds Of ten TO
six were offered at Rldgewood park, Just
over the city Inns from Brooklyn. that the
Aght between sun van aud Heard would
come on Ticket elllng was going on
nerrily aud big "a OVID swelled IN the
hotels 10 which Sulh van, accompanied by
Billy Bennett, jim, Mackey and his
younger brother, N ichacl, had Just
drove up in cayri age, when Nit.
chell, the sheriff Of Queens county,
through his representative aud Sheriff
Goldner, sent for Ned MaIlahau, Hearld's
manager Mallahan aud the under sheriff
had a long conference. TIE manager of
the boxer evidently did mis- best to shake
the resolution of the officer to stop the
boxing. Under Sheriff GOlaner said his
orders were positive 30 allow no boxing
aud he had that morning sworn In twenty.
1--WE deputies 10 aid him II necessary.
Capt. CayAn0ueh from Rockaway
Beach was also present with sixteen OF
his best men and the acting captain from
Capt. Dunn's precinct In BROOKLYN was
"'ou "" H"hu VIII piAtVuh ~ lNSNlNcbs
Two dollars apiece, which about 500
reserved seat PURCHASERS had paid In, was
returned 20 them, and the pugiiiSts made
haste to get over 10 New York.
Sullivan 10 kcd particularly glad to get
away from the noley, curious crowd That
pressed closely 70 him as no walked TO his
cSfriage
As both men were IN Hne condition It
was thought private match might be ar.
ragged, but the champion did not consider
II likely, az 1t would DC hard to get a
sufficient purse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

wright ard not 70 yanAlstyle, ns was
stated on Thursday last.
y. S. Crawford Of Black Jack was In the
city to-day, having been sent by the cili-
zeps OF that place 10 make an effort 70 in.
duce the building OF the st. Louis, Arkan.
sas & Texas railroad through that town
Mr.. Crawford had letter from Mr.
Rordyce 10 reply e. one that had been
WI itlen by the citizens OF Black Jack
Mr. Fordyce's letter referred the people
OF 81 ack JAG TO the citizens Of sherman,
and "a result OF Mr.. Crawford's visit 70
this pi zee has not been made known to
the pub ic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.

Tbs Presidential Party Seek the Shade
whan tho NeIoay Reaches the
Eighties.
PRosrEcT HOUSE,, n. Y, Aug. 2S,-
Everybody around Saranac inn, including
the members of the presidents party,
kept in the shade again to-day. There
win be no expedition in any d.
rectlon as long the mercury contin-
ues in the eighties. SO unaccustoued
are the people hereabouts 10 heat mat
mis- littie spell Of hot weather has pios-
trated them. A fat deer was killed by q
party which went out 'jackng" ON Mos,
quito pond last night, and its saddle VIII
finnish meat itr the president and his
party tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29


Our next best chance for rain Is from
the I'd 70 9TH September. Our caleula-
ton places the period at the 9th Of Sep
tember II there Is any one who thinks
our rain periods are idle guesses let them
try IL and publish their rain periods In
the newspapers like we do. II anything
is true keep Il before the public and they
Will ace pt Of 1t ia tune. Our idea has
been 20 get hold Of cheap goods, watch
for our opportunity, get blrgainl ia
goods that the people wanted, aud then
ell bargains By adhrTing W this policy
we knew we would get custmners, and
we have. The good Lawyer, w,ien ~ be-
comes kuoRu, bus plenty 81 clents The
good doctor. when he becomes known,
has plenty paticn's, Hld the good mer.
chant VINO u always on ms alsrt for good
bargalns,s and then divides his good ira On
With his patrons, alsays hos pony u
oustomfrs W. nave Just phuaht 90 u
real so 4 bargaio a large ietAil STOCK that
Is mere 10 Fort worth. We Dnught IL Of
Charles Kellogg & Co, Wholesale cloth
iers oi Chicago. They did not want re-
tail stock ia Texas, one thousand miles
nom them, consequently they were very
al xious 70 set We mad the customers
W bAhh Use EVno7 PibfiN'u ~ 'D"'W NNN
them at our price, aud we finally got them
a. our price The stock IS a large one.
We wiz get ready for sale at cur store
about tbe lGth " September. II consista
Of mefis elotaiua, Doys' bats, men'a
shirts, mems furnish NJ goods, mons
hO9ts mud shoea, ladies' AID childfeha'
shoes, trunks ard yalisee, elc etc We
intend to sell these goods at about 0ns-
half tue usual Fetal price. You will be
we'll repaid BY calling 20 see Us.
THOMAS fhRLH,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

poetry and get your opinion OF u won mav
want TO print some OF It, Good day.n
Good day."
Then the political editordrops b0sk into
MS chairand says "H--lllr The drrmat.
ic man sticks the point OF his pen IN his
leg TO see II he is still alive, while the
exchange editor clips out two.column
article on ga Sure Cure for Cranks'' and
rehead-llnes 1t HSociety Scandals so as
TO be sure that every body win read t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

opeeIaI y Toe Gnfette.
BARTLETT, Tx, Aug. 2s.--Cltlzens OF
Bartlett and vicinity are loading car
with -four, corn, oats, etc, for the suffer
ers from the drought In Eastland county.
The car will be shipped TO Il M. Black,
Judge Of Eastland county and chairman
Of the relief and distributing committee.
A nice money subscription has been raised
and forwarded to Judge Black for distri-
button among the sufferers
Cotton is coming IN at a lively rate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
COZ, MN ONE gRTTER.

A New York tT.ssmnn Beats Bs0die's
Record % ,he nio. Alya Bfiags
KEw YoRR. Au2 - Lawrence Dono'
van, prebsmbn inployed on weekly
psper, pumped from The Brooklyn brifge
al j point tweniy-eiebi flet higher than
thai from ahlcl Bodie dropprd, for
wager % $500, al 5tso c'ciuet ihis mora
ipe. a bal vas 10 M iiYrf containlrt
some iYbnds, wnD picked him up h'
was uns Injured " the innp, ont VA
arm Sod.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

CHARLESTON, w. VA Aug. 2s.-Yes'
terday while James Kiser was conducting
q school in } ,ckson county, nc had occas-
Ion TO reprmand q scholar, one John
Gdai.h,a youth some fifteen years OF age,
the nov went home, together With DIS
brother, he WAS heard TO threaten Riser s
Ne The next morning during a quarrel
ne boy stabbed the tescher IN ssvesal
dlfferent places, one penetrating 'he
lungs. The teacher Is lying AZ the p9lnt
81 death. Young Grlfiith's WHEREABOUTS
are unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

speciSl 70 he Gazette.
pARrs, TEX, Ang. 2s.--The Frisco
road mas put In the new switch which eon-
meets them with the maia Inc OF the
Transconiinental line, near the on mills
The pile.driyers have commenced work
AZ ths baker branch bridge On the swiicn
iost south VI their depot THIS switch
AMI be completed IN few days,and traek-
laviug on the main liue viii commence
next Monday. ,,,....,
several loads Of msterlai TOT me Efissv
bridge at Red river are being haoleo eu'
there daily. ,,,.,cg
The Santa Fe committee are so,ns
rleht ahead, preparatory 70 conosnin M \ \
ne and for right OF way Of All thoss nh VA,
rsfuse 10 take reasonable sum ioS 'hs'i
lands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

Special TO the Gazette
HHIsBoRo, Tx Aug. 2s-This even
ing public meeting took steps for re-
heying the sufferers in the west.
The Christian church last night began
protracted meeting in their new build
ing under the preaching OF Elder j. II.
Grnbbs, one OF their ablest ministers.
Files Collier have ginned about l40
bales the present season at their gin in
this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
PLOT POINT.
]. ceuu.y womOn's Temper
\, ,,,,ap Holds sn Inter-
/ s.tIue session.
ma, Announced--A seri
o. .., 4, array in a Drug
store,

IA y Trx.. Aug. 2s.--The Den
IN iwSomsn's Christian Temper
~ ".snyeued at the Methodist
NJ lining at 1880. Mrs. Jen-
~ nm Of Denton was chosen
"a "a Miss Ella Reid, secretary.
ns,llou Of Denton conducted
". III exercises by reading the
7, Isaiah, followed by prayer,
he roll was called and two
" .u,ons In the county were rep
~ convention, Denton and
h wiss Lizzie Bridges was APP
m ,,mplttee ON credentials. Mrs.
'NA .nrhsmp. MIS-. Grafton, Miss
"a Miss Annie Horner were &C.
,ssstee from the Denton union.
n.wklos, Miss Lizzie Bridges
s'lIIe Beatty, Pilot Point. Re
.rtied that the visitors pres
p,embers Of the convention.
l1'|I tn.Ukius was appointed COM
y aoarlesies. Mrs M. j. Graf
\ MI Y. gsllie Beatty were appointed
l = On resolutions and plan OF
q m. y 4. II. Bryant and Miss AM
M rommittee on finance. The
Ken called for reports. Miss
II ,s.g reported for tho Denton
M Ella Hawkins for Pilot
y The reports were encour-
Z Y tonyention and showed an
Z Z serest ia their work for the
:t I, use.
" ,llll 4 p. m.
Jroon the convention met at
Y. hour. Devotional exer-
M grducted by Mrs. A. M. Cow
q the thirty-fourth psalm.
y Homer followed by prayer.
! resgnation from the presi-
4 tie county union, Mrs.
:. Roanoke, was read
Z. IA. Mrs. Jennie Beauchamp
acted president Of the county
=; efshich business of a routine
osrupIed the time till adjourn
.elocka mass convention was
bible reading, conducted by
N, aon; address by Dir. II. M. Rag
\ A fohbllion in Denton county, is
b "a ksgp; select reading by Miss An
a The exercises were inter
NM bib excellent music. To-mor-
". spp IN. the Band of Hope gives
~ anment, and at night a gospel
lee meeting will be helu.
ing ARRAY occurred late yester-
Bng at Harrison's drug store.
ick who operates the South JEFF
meet restaurant, with a pocket
KREl lck Tom Pebbly in the back Of
Dv boulder, INJECTING painful and
,ps s wound. DR.. DeBow was
4 late hour to attend him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
SHEEPMEN.

Tho Wool Growers Association of Midland
County Pertects an Organization.
Special TO toe Gazette,
MIDLAND, TEX, Aug % The Wool
Growers association OF Midland county
held meeting this afternoon and per-
fected their organization. A constitution
and bylaws were adopted. The disposl-
tion is to rid the county of scab and to
influence legislation favorable to the
sheep interests. All the sheepmen are
hopeful Of better times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
THE RAILROADS.
Col. George Noble OF the Texas 4 Pa.
cific OH "A Tour of Inspection Of
the Rio Grande Division.
The Frisco Road Connects with the Trans.
Continental and Begins To Haul Timber
for tho Red River Bridge.
Home Notes.

Conductor Startling brought in the
west bound Texas & Pacific last night.
Conductor Ben Collins aud wife left
last night for the East. Mrs Colli1g 10
visit Marshall her old home and Mr.. Col
Illus on his regular run.
Col. George Noble was In the city yes
terday evening on business connected
with the Texas & Pacific, and went West
last night at II o'clock in his special car.
Col. Webster Snyder, superintendent
OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Be and
other officials of the road, were expected
TO arrive SONS time early this morning on
a special train. The visit Is probably
connected with the extention Of the
road.
The Missouri Pacific, south-bound
ana the Texas & Pacific east and
west-bound trains were late last
night from two 10 three and one
hall hours Late trains nre great an
noyance TO everJ e--paesengers, train
men, railroad managers, express and
baaeagemen Late trains are the Ill
winds that do 10 one good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
Name

The Royal BaIsng Powder was found, besides being
Of absolute purity, to evolve the highest heaven
ing gas Of any Of the powders tested and hense Il was
placed at the head Of the list and recommended FL
Government
But the crucial test Of the Kitchen Il after all tle
most satisfactory to the houseleepsr uSiug powder
that never fails to make light sweet wholesome and poat
able bread, biscuit, cake etc, upon all OCCASIONS tA
that will be placed Ut the head Of the list IS the
tnuous This test the Royal Baking Powiyl hes
stood for over twenty years without single ahre, and
hence its reputation the best baking powder made has
spread from house house until It's has become as
universal it's merits are nnryaled