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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
MEN WHO BUY GREEN GOODS.
Agricultural America in the Metropolis.
Blowing Out the Gas.


or tf1e thousands of countrymen who come
to Nsv York to buy ;green goods it is
thought very large percentage perish by
blowing out the gas IN their rooms at the
hotels Some OF them, however, are known
TO survive the gas ordeal and for the instruc-
ton OF these few OF the Bowery inns, much
frequented by this class OF custom, display
the most unique and absurd signs
One of the most common mistakes made
by the granger giving himself bath is to
forget TO turn off the water when the tub Is
full good many foods, disastrous to the
property and temper OF the most have resulted
from this omission, and 30 prevent it sign
is placed in the bathroom reading: Please
turn the water of when the tub Is full. or the
bath viii run over" In spite Of this tribute
to the intelligence of agricultural America,
printed as it often is IN SIX line plea type,
there are good many bathrooms devastated
every year by overtows.
Another common blunder is itself due to
sign reading: Lock your door On retir-
ing The antidote 10 this is another sign 10
the effect: 'sBut do not hide the KEY" Coun-
tryruen do not understand the art OF locking
their room doors, but in a city hotel they are
so afraid of thieves that they always attempt
to do il Sometimes they are too successful.
After locking themselves in they conceal the
key so that it cannot possibly be found by
the burglars outside Next morning the
granger cannot find il himself, and be is
caught in his own trap. Reports have been
made of forgotten grangers thus imprisoned
remaining In their rooms for days, afraid TO
move because they thought they were in q
bunco house and in danger OF their lives if
they screamed.
The sign, s'The porters viii handle guests
baggage" IS to quiet the fears Of the country
man. As soon as he bas registered the polite
bell boy seizes his gripsack 70 convey it to his
room. The wary guest thinks he is IN the
clutches of highwayrnan, and sometimes
the bell boy does not secure the baggage
until he has had desperate struggle for it.
The sign, mo extra charge for the elevator, :"
is to prevent the guests from walking up
stairs A similarity of names makes the
famer confuse the elevator with the elevated
railway, on which he knows fare of five
cents is exscted a few people think that
the elevator is unsafe anyway, and conse-
quentIy, when heavenward bound, they use
the staircase, though they have confidence
enough in the Gift TO come down in it.
A well known sign is this: Guests can
with safety leave their baggage in the rooms,
provided they lock the doors" This has
good effect Is is designed to prevent folks
from dragging their trunks and portman-
teaus down stairs, ard piling the articles
around them each time they go to take q
meal The indivisibility of green country
man and his valise is proverbial. 1t is often
a nuisance to the boniface. Some guests of
this stripe insist on being present when their
rooms are being arranged and their beds
made, to prevent the chambermaid from
picking and stealing from their Effects
New York Press.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
-sSNNtzA~
Daily - Eagle
THUS FAR.

Because my life has lain so close to thine,
Because our hearts have kept a common beat;
Because thine eyes turned toward me frank and
sweet,
Reveal sometimes thine unthought thoughts &c
mine
Think not that /, by curious design
Or overstep of too impetuous feet.
Gould desecrate thy SOULS supreme retreat,
Could disregard its quivering barrier line.
Only simple Levite l, who stand
On the worlds side Of the most holy place;
Til, as the new day glorifes the east,
One come TO lift the veil with reverent hand,
And enter with thy souls soul face 70 face
he whom thy God shall cal to be high priest.
Ellen Burroughs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

Ero.ionai sxei;sneEt and sorry an fatal
% cbancss O; bssng plump and prssty. II al
annoying tAo7skt hsaE.s yea, fo-cbiy On
your attention co snrn@.hing esne. Abose
al, rsvsr allow scca thoezst< e sarn.<zs
yOs after rsts,tns. sd tAas 70 psz Gis@xrss-
big TITO yozr dreazaa E4skt koars0s dFss-s-
les sass9, In veil ventilated room. ferns Is
rSost po.sG: eoznsssc kzown % r1sa g
uoUsr-sbs strzixht<s road e piB1pnsss
ard besuty.-HsnsJ Z Ytoca ia Tia Zgech.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
SWEET MEMORIES.

THINK sweet memories wiz not de
But 1--we, ard die nos ever:
VIII bounden be forever.
think sweet aeucr.<s vii awake
That long have slept and s,umbcrcd;
Think the lonzeS, night via break
N dawn ard joys unnurhered.
Youths Ccrrpanioz
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

Matchboys at the foot Of the down town
Elevated stairways secure customers By pre-
sentinz gentlemen earring half smoked FIRE
less cigars with lighted match which the
wird cannot extlnglish- The smoker IS &C
connodated al 81 opportune tine, ard The
match vendar usually makes a sals.-New
YORK TrihEIna
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
. scboo;sox-s Glib Answer,

What can you tel ne about Esau =
oueried the pedaEogue-
..Essu. res1orsis1 re youth. with the GLIB
elacrity q one who feels himself. for orce,
on safe ground, "Esaa vas writer q f2bl'ss-
who sold ais copyright for bottle Of Isot-
ash Albany Expires
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
The Sauce He Wanted.

Worcestershire sauce, sahf' asked the at
tentive prospective fleece, In an insinuating
tone.
But Isodlebright, who had been vainly en-
ileavorIng fer some time 70 separate q
nouthfuI OF steak from iss gristly parent
stem, answered emphatically: NO; two
handsaws+ vel sharpened. Detroit Free
Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

The nznher Of growing, grxEzbslzs eoro-
raunicatioxs ca e. sorts oG szb1srts rscssved
b. Ths Lozioa Tines averages go pr day,
ard every one Of them Is written in TIE fzll
t@lsef sla4s Il win be pSsaisked only ons n
GO sEer appears IN rr1z.-D~sro.. Frse
p~zGx
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
90 Had Licked Him

fTaE bout deEa Gea1 WaShsa'ton body
servants, Is Licked Ge<7 IS asaia tGu, gsz.-
msn-icxei I'M
Why, hows tEat, Cncls Daver
On pos.aI s-a1zg. And tns Old Eer
doubled over hIseaiaz rack a-aa fairy
I.cShai ha.s u LIS grsx2d-Hzys<s-s
haS-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
Shipped to Africa,

A Miidletown Springs (Vt) firm recently
shipped TO Africa rice threshing machine
70 be ruc by man instead OF horse power.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
A Reasonable Rxplanatson

"How Is Z you have 50 many young men
csIl On youF sske1 jealous girl
Because Vas the reply. ''father has tas
govt in ore foo. and the rheumatism IN ths
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

Magistrate TO witnessl-Do You Know the
nature Of an oath, Uncle Rastusl
Uncle RaStus-I reckon does, yo' ho1ab-
Ise owned balky mule for foahteen va
New York Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
Notice of q knnaral

The most noteworthy feature q the sad CO
casioa was an eioqueux address by jim Peg
TOP. brother-in-law sf the remains Jim 3
q hustler from way back. and kzs done much
70 corral the big boom which tAis town (
now having.-Arzona Ro~ier
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

The man who threatens 10 cali another rlsn
"a har, to his teeth" can do no great harm.
The teeth may lie false, anyway
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

The first Stare labor within he preseu'
limits OF the United States vas that EN-
Di9xed at tee founding Of S. Augustine, i
NY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
Why So Called.

Some furnishing goods stores now keep
what they call bachelors undershlrts- These
garments are named, and derive their pop
ularIty, from the fact that they are made
entirely without buttons.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

Blocks of ice cut at Memphis, No, wers
found IN many Instances TO contain catfish,
souss Of which were foot long.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
oa the csurs.. n~rey,

Jaixe-Aa6zEz. st2s n yOur sgst
Shs-Tozzr kozsar, Sez~s ;eas % 10 merry
II ste rc----fsrsf.se Commercial
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

Two bEn1rsSs thousand infants GDds- no
years cd are believed 70 he tA-1asd CIT IN
France.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

Politeness Is 81 ezSv vIit1s. oox.S h.--is,
knd hGs gTeas p-ae<slcg power
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

The Use If travelling Is 70 requisite magma
ton by reality, and instead Of thinking how
things may bs, % see tam as they are
g1ansoc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
A. aass. far o~rns ssa ysnr4

Or. 4 2. Grtssss, a. Ezxtizh ,sr&
essa, has .ass patiss~t commentaries
which Is a grvas iEprrssces % kortsuz4szr-
its srd a<rfcslszr1ssA ss aszsozssssf-s
test ira szip1xs, b &C sstsdos fer rszyo q
tie rsoss vsruLez. eystsn5s VIA srt~>h SD
ard 9zr1en srv7a Ts~s 1.sesss are ens -
n.seucozzs fnngzn<, vtos frrsr~zrD sss
tzz.lt ID IA . suzns~zss 4asrsns rz~nrD q
ths oorr.syso<izsz para I. esAsf pissA u
apoaars ssss "a ssl1zbos is thsss fu-xzss b
sr.ed zpun ~ roa saipAxs., vt<r~ss n 90
xhw rszns. - o-ssssoss e - ed vsAs b
u. freu~Dos6- Tia iroa saiSksss &@1cyp
IL osTiasose q sos fzsx7~>. - coss a1s Is
fsss a.. q ssa ssssrksd tisnt II =. ssee~
fsr-. ca szssdess and te<.,oyey - sz><s pss~s
ss.ss ssru,s ssd fzsGsx~s - tss psssss -
s&ss, wsssa ESsse>v. sse--Ts.nk I<~G<a
r..gvssEss - Pam BAHIA
Arsa~r fns.~~sslzs ssSe-sssoa IN sxn-fss
s~rrs~s h@s ss<z zz.s~ ixs<sy n Pan. 10
-1nasSas n srr21gt=x she l&1sss vess ,zss
ar n evsaburas z.-ezrzssnx - "a eoa1vs =
sa~sr DRESS Esrasozsozs txr>z sr~ 49,
s~osves. sz4 sn-xp>rs>d ysFzrsex x sssszr
5-saszzss nsAslfs-s - 80 sys q - zrszsx &c
stsx.Txsaef party ia sesrr 10 efn<s ncvsl
ss1 ssa-rszx it = sxs6 On. "a sssz4s
enrs<s fro<. yseSEs -stszss sscrsxs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

rzz-E1z 20 Sezsh vas iz-rusc--t - = rzsasss
~ -z-s.al punishment siszr-Eg tH@ reign q
Hsary VII x Issl. hz* tse 49, ss-se&szezz-s
!. va rsr.s4t-z kzrsssa y~~r- Szr<--
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15

A dsshing young lady is apt to throw q
msn over.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

One Ok the materials az the day appears %
~ Porgse DIX. Everybody almost seems 70
~ huyinx it for purposes q al kinds, decor
stlvs and personal. and Pongss sils, though
up IN The world, appears - Be lowered n
price. for the time, 70 adj % It's universal
popularity and resdy sals Certainly tho
aprons u s ars dainty and pretty, tha saskes
fer both small and grown up girls dressy and
becoming. he draperias for planes and
vsianccs. tabiccloths. cushions. coSses, ard,
lastly The whole costumes q it. ars both ar
tistic aud graceful 50 that Pouges sil< . not
e. be looked upon 81 ightiagiy. though u may
rot nleazs the taste of those who prefer richer
uia1srials. after ne style q silks that stand
~ themselves
Velvss Is shis winter Tar more ropulsr than
piazh A. recent gatherings. especially aftsr-
uoca weddings. velvet costumes have been
most fashionable. Myrtle green velvet. male
~ Win Tan coiored cl0ta. black or dark blus
with the heconinr soft gray fur, or dark
gray with cloth of a hShfer shade, are par
t.crizriv 30. Several closss. iargs enough 20
snvelcus ths whole figure. ara % velvss. with
handsome passernsnterio up the back OF down
the trout. As few great entertainments
these long cioals. ulsde IN pale gray CT white
v.lvet. and triTnusd with Pale gray or white
flr. ba4s Appeared a. wrsps. They are sied
&c fha threat with wide, soft ribbon. and
hsnl, hong and plain n froUs. with six siiuss
stsschei - The quilted hnings. Tor toe hands
=, pass through. Ia white. rel and ether
eolcred xoo3en ulassrta,s they ara constantly
see,,. handzor,eiY braided IN mixed braid-
sosuucs~t ~ sneRrnnsh.1bls gold or silver ard
ne color OF Tee cioak. Thls brsiding has AZ
gcr,sea pleasant winter work 90 nanT q the
r-arers sal brown cloth costumes ars
hrzs,ird vita this mixe.i braid. hcnnet snd
,,ssE ccTruieta. ard ns'saiiv 6nisf-d cT wi,h
enfFs ard collar q beaver GRAY. with braid
q = deeper color. tntsruixed With sod o.
ss,wa~--aisi sometimes besli-looss well
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
Water Color Decorating.


Designs sud eSs In ates VII be furnisaed, On s.
piicsaon by tne undersigned for erfisti. in erior
decorating c,r1 letting lu prca aid beauty ot
m sh WITH wall per dec ration py e Is oi
The rerrsaneut water color "Auti ksls0minc.
We guarantee n 10 tAis srtfsti- and dnrabie
Gecorst inr to prnd ICE tc ter effects ~ the
- 1ae amount o. money thst 4 wcuid COS p ID
tha ssme r1cnl visa ziI-uape-. silher in rhea0
Or abofate work ard the ~ork b guaranteed -
nF rem s1eut a1i that y vi never rcr1.Te -
of ~ re-dn.sh the walls With tbs sane ~ any
ether Enisn
The csianr ~ The new entrance ~ Power .
oprrt House = = ssnpie o. one grade 81 t1is
w0rk
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Ths dchn worn over the high bodice illas-
sra1ed "a tts clIt d composed of two strips II
cr1ps fourteen and half inches long and
eleven and three-Guarters inches wide, and
.iging tWo inches wide OF tine transparent
smbroidery
The t.o Grape strips are arranged above
IN snnau nat pi1its, taking up spare OF two
inches, and answering tie bin-llke part
roanded cut a. the nscx- AZ the waist the
pials are laid very close and joined by a
strip of embroidery Ten and a hall inches
long. pointed below, the rsvers. made Of four
s<ips of embroidery sswsd toSsther, are
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

rsvt ~irrer a Scotct isd nsr,es esni's
rarus Appeared tef1re cuess Victeria A.
Cs1,or-p He is sn sxsrsrlieiv cierer dancer.
a18 has x.inei -.eis. IN vzriugss rar.s e tise
-r7-.la ftsr rs sr-rrarf fstrreuts IA rissSesi
- rsssastv -surh. sri tae rssuit hss Scez
tAat thro,rh Sir Hsnrv Pon~~rev- fhe
.,r-s, r-sz -.Fere.d srd tss ss--e-esi = rcr-
sraif of fae aei@ Sscochrss-s. vh5ch arrived
- Lc1.icn frora E1ston- Zee piefrire. waleA
= sbcst SIX 1rcs s4iszFs, = usax-sfcerfiT ,
srfykef r. cravsos sl,d r~rreertS T-azz<
Burns xeartr9 hss prof1sscn q nseasls. ss2
--x~s ks<k Irissn&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

= rts alf 1erss-th rreseltat are Gill>
trsresi sEo pleasing costumes, eae Tor l.l-.s
xiFls anc e1s l0f lrsis boFs. These Hscaels
1rs sspsaAlly adaptel ~ ou1 aesr sports 10
rgorous eiiaaNfee, lut may be modified -
ant ssery~Asgs ,. sAgas ca-n-s "a trial-
z1iskA &C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
cATARRH Eg THE HEAD.


EXCITING seoa u 81 49, g. q !; sas s'sls az
EflCEe of the head leeoae rri1se i
s~eSAS thlekened the mucous foiiers OF STANDS as
clher much
cef1uged. Although CrcHt caarFh commonly brought
Of fever. measles other eFuI
manifestation OF scr0fuQls
or other t@lllS Ia TIE sg stem
ss early stages the disease the patient
IH4 III be annoyed hy only s.ght dropping INTO the
Il thfOat.' as the anQlht OF tne os
HsrEe 81 tle hean a. tbe
disease slightly
oSchafgE tllcA
requiring strong efforts
splitting, which u
frequently Other stages
the discharge thin wag ac1 Irritating and pfofus
THE stopped The swollen ana ulcAtiit
condition the lining merfans u nessitle
through the
From tso obstruction IA tins oona
Is
blowing nose: only tends render bad matter
by swelling
thlckened lining membrane The swelling of the mucous mem
all
ton TO respiration through the aneced assges In s ass
patient suffers from headache the greater portion ot tho
or expeenoes dull heavy taing or pfessule IA
unfit Tor business especially suen as re- uIt e.p ana
mental labor Memory be less ance ana ne ois
position OF who otherwise aiiable often rendered
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

A new siea IS an appii1ue a clofh. esl-rd
~fth cor,i. The pa-.ern Bnitei hy wheels snd
r.isctss. ssrserinss worked in god thread. {.
the entire veSt IS made ~ this. ard oftea The
ranela TrH~elirg 3ress-s sr@ triusrsei VITA
Asfrakh-a. bez,ie,i bY hrsiding "a shiciz oorsi:
.rd es-.ssicrailY be s71tirs frcot is ere mas
- hrais,nx. -seghs up carsirssi7 cn ere sida
r.,i.,,sises ~ ths focro~sbis tire sre male
rp II -iath ever wsfer-a six pettico..s srs
-.trrs5 velvet Steel ard silver are blendsi
IA ~,anr 81 fhs neT srncrc steTirs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
WHAT WOMEN WEAR


frsss4 fsasaas. faeiea as siik Aprgns assl
ssisss 6s~as sad rieszfes@t4s
Csstasl4as lor aags sad Glris ~
UazE ~ osi1 Dosr spsrts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19


The dress for l.ftis girls Is male ~ nopps
~oolen material and lnei with flannel Tho
piusn kas. trimmed with r.bbon bows and
slsg. - 81 garnes hge 20 match the dress. A
plush muf, and pllza s0pa u the high leather
shoes conpls1s sas costume.
Ths boys sui5 consists of a half tight
htans paletot trimmed With Eur. aud short
knsckerbocksrs that nearly meet the hlga top
boots A cloth cap. with hanging point aud
fur border, - ~orn With thls suis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

aArcfher wonderful dfscovery ass been
--sse ard Inst t7s s7 lsss n feIs coHnfv
pf-es-e ,asfened Is ciukches up0n Der snd
s,~ seven Years she wstasteca its ssreresi
tee+s. hrf her vital crzs1s ~sre 1nferas rel
a,,3 1essh srsrrsd INN ne1t fcT t1rre
sacrshs she costahea inessssnfiT sni cnnsi
-sf = aer 50 enusht ~ ns a bcttie tf
pr Es~e's Tew 1esrnverv ssr Ccrsszrs 7f1es
ard VS. - rrrch re.3sve1 ~ taki1g aFsf
,.oss thaf she SEPT Al cighk srt wltn 1re
nnf7tp sas h~4r csirsr3l1esIv cnres- rsT
rsr-~ : M. IE-hher Lrfr. Tdas r~isss
- ranrsrk a CO. of Sheiv. \ C---fSet
= ; - enns> 81 Eesa Sra Dzex s-are-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

xvrxrvq rREsS WITH HfSE BODICE
saughs IN at The SANE time. The neck band.
slssen inches long, Is made of a strip Of the
smbroidery, and stands high Aoout ths
throat Bows or ribbon catch and bold To-
Eether ths pointed ends o, tb> Grape strips.
Attention "a called % tho very graceful ar
rangsmszs q the hair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

irritable despandeaf TIE nerii fgCnt seef
70 such an extent n saie ersf - g. isis ~ M .., -
of fsfifttt tt~
and 81 AeIlas it Uatfs4ae5 oe
or laesa a1e1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

r-rr ~ssst-s - rl1Sh sn3 ~el~et. bnea
49, arii-ssf eik sn8 srir8rrses ~ifh hard -
sesl or rstle a. hayen& a';eStf'n tse racst
srnf-rsa1le ana ayIlsa u al aigh clsSs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Dull. heavy headache through the temples
and above the eyes. indispontoD 70 exercise
dificuitv Of thinking or reasoning. or con
ccntrating the mind upon any Sulgcci; has
SIT Idc: : iudiiierer O. reSpcctlus tusiltss. lark
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-06-21
Counterfeiting a Baking Powder.

The public is too well informed as
to the danger from alum baking pow
ders to need any caution against using
them. 1t is, nevertheless, fact that
many Of our most prudent and carful
housekeepers are, without knowing it,
using these deleterious articles daily,
and from them preparing for their
families food which, were they aware
of its nature, they would not offer to
a beggar. Baking powders made from
burnt alum cost less than four cents
pound. When these can be worked
off in place Of the Royal Baking Pow
der, and sold for forty or fifty cents a
pound, there are many manufacturers
and dealers sufficiently INSCRIPTIONS
to do it.
A favorite method Of selling these
poisonous alum baking powders is by
placing them in an empty Royal Bak-
ing Powder can and weighing them
out in small quantities when the Roy
al Baking Powder is called for by Gus
toners. The grocer, if questioned,
claims that he buys in large packages
at lower rate, and is thus able to sell
below the price of the goods in small
cans. All baking powders sold in
| this way are entitled to suspicion.
Analyses of many of them have been
made with view to a prosecution.
and in all cases they have been found
largely adulterated and generally made
from poisonous burnt alum. This is
selling counterfeit goods, and is, Of
course, an offense against the law. We
are glad to know that the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company have taken the
matter in hand, and are acting in a
way that will protect the public from
the swindle.
The surest protection from this
fraud is for the housekeeper to buy
the baking powder of the brand she
wishes in the original unbroken pack
age, looking carefully to see that the
label has not been tampered with
The Royal Baking Powder Company
announce, what is well known, that
their goods are packed for the conve-
nience of consumers in cans Of vari-
Gus sizes, but are never sold in bulk,
by the barrel, or loose by weight or
measure. The cans are securely sealed
with the company's trade mark label,
and the weight of each package stamp
ed on the cover. Any baking powder
being peddled out by weight under
the name of Royal they denounce as
bogus and to be avoided
Consumers should bear these facts
in mind if they do not wish to have
imposed upon them the poisonous al
um stuff that is being profusely dis
tributed throughout the country un-
der the name Of baking powder. If,
however, they buy the Royal in cans
with unbroken labels, they are always
sure of using baking powder per-
fectly pure and wholesome, and of the
highest test strength and efficiency.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-06-21
The Light of Home.

A cheerful, healty woman is the
light Of home, but through over
exertion in her efforts to minister to
the happiness Of the household, her
health is often impaired, or weakness,
or displacement brought on, making
life miserable, and clouding an other
wise happy home with gloom. The
thoughtful and tender husband, in
such cases, should be intelligent
enough to perceive the cause of such
gloom and suffering, relieve the faith
full wife from drudgery, and furnish
her with that best Of friends to wo-
men, DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton, now recognized and used in
thousands of homes as certain cure
for all those delicate affections pecu-
liar to the female sex. 'Favorite
Prescription" is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists, under a
positive guarantee from the manu-
facturers, that it will give satisfaction
in every case, or money will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.