The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-06-21
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UNITED LABOR PARTY
STATE CONTENTION.
All persons who are in favor Of abol.
fshing all taxes on buildings, stocks Of
goods. household furniture, and all i'm
provements made by labor are hereby
called to meet 1T Window Hall, in
Minneapolis, July II, 1855. at 10 clock
a. M, to formulate u platsOrm Of prin-
ciples aud name candidates for State
officers.
The basis of representation to said
convention shall bc one delegate to
each voting district or precinct, and
one delegate from each Land and Labor
club, credentials to be signed by tho
persons choosing the delegates.
By order Of Com.
Nineteen persons were poisoned the
other day at Kasota, by eating some
cheese made in Wisconsin and suppos-
ed to have been adulterated with neu-
ter oil. What next?
MARION HARLAxDs OPINION OF
BAKING POWDERS
Our readers have doubtless noticed
the numerous discussions of the scien.
lists and hygienists ~ to the relative
value Of the various baking powders.
A careful siftin of the evidence leaves
no doubt as to the superiority of tho
Royal Baking Powder in purity. whole.
sOmeness and strength. from y scienti-
(ic stand point. An opinion, however,
that will weigh heavier than any othrr
with our practical house. keepers, Is
that given by Marion Harlxnd. the hest
known and most popul r Of American
writers upon matters PERTAINING ~ the
science of domestic eco''"'"y, IF house
keeping and home Cooking. In y re-
cent letter to the Philadelphia Ladies
Home Journal. this writer xays:
l regard the Royal Baking Powder
as the best m lnufact uret1 aud in thu.
market. =" far As l have had any *.
perience in the uae Of such co:npounds.
Since the introduction of it into my
kitchen. three years ago. have used
no other in making biscuits. cakes. etc.
and have entirely discarded for sncl,
purp"ses the homemade combination
Of one-third soda and tw<- thirds of
cream Of tartar.
Every tn,x has bren in perfect condi-
tion when il came into ,ny hands, and
the contents have gwen complete sat
isfaction. It is nu act If simple JUS
tjce, and also = pleasure to recommend
it u"q"a'ifiedly !" America" house.
Wivea. MARION HAKIAND.
Brooklyn. N. y, Nov. 80. 1857.
FROM HERE To HEAVEN By
TELEGRAPH
Under this general heading u Cleve-
land, Ohio, professor has contributed
to tho Relisio Philosophical Journal
series OF articles, which are. in some
respects, the most interesting we have
ever read upon tho subject Of spirit
phenomena. The experiments made
by tho Professor. with the aid Of the
medium. Ms. Rowley, wore 10 ascsr-
tain whethss or not
"a disombodI.d spirit can eommuni.
cato with an embodied spirit BY means
OF an ordinary telegraph instrument"
This question was answered abun-
dainty In the affirmative, and the &C.
ries Of papers are published to give the
results Of the experiments. These will
soon be published in book form.
This Professor, who is one Of great
number of honest teachers, like Prof.
Kiddle. of New York, is ready to cer-
tify to facts ascertained in this line of
investigation, precisely as he would
certify to facts ascertained in the line
Of chemistry or geology. In conclusion
he says:
II was not Spiritualist until I saw
inc0ntrovertiblo evidence that tho
claims of Spiritualism are true. Now
l know that there are around us un-
seen intelligences that are what they
purp0rt to be, visitatiOns from spirit
life. Science has explained this one of
their methods of communication, and
is rapidly accounting for all their phe.
n"mena. There 10 u Spirit. world, and
Spiritualism presents = rational sclu.
ti0n Of its mysteries "