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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
STATE BOARD or AGRICULTURE.
An Adjournment YESTERDAY Experiment
Ing with Paper Irvine.

The State Board Of Agriculture met
yesterday morning promptly at ~ CLOCK
at the Office Of the Commissioners OF Az
ricuture, and In pursuance of the under
standing reached at The meeting the pre-
vtous dav. proceeded 10 the Mccormick
Mower and Reaper Company store To
test the use OF paper Irvine as nlnhcf
for wheat. sc The board was accompa'
MED by Mr.. X. Van IIouion, president
of tho Manchester Paper Nj il
Company. and Mr. J. II. Shield,
the manager. A Mccormick reaper
was nut in motion and straw and other
material USED. II was found that the
paper twinc was too hard 10 work. The
regular harvest twiae is loose and
pIiable, but the paper Irvine is too hard
and unyicl ling To 'ie in the machine.
The representatives Of the paper mil
remarked themselves that they were OF
opinion that the manila Irvine made 10y
their machines would not answer tins
new purpose of harvest binding.
The board. without tfansacting any
further business. adjourned to meet ON
the i2ih day of June. 1889, ai J.. NJ, IS.
Blacksburg. Va. during the commence.
moni of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College
In the report of the proceedings of the
State Board of Agriculture in yestcr.
DAYS paper. Sc WAS stated that Mr.. j. J.
Jackson. who read p couple OF papers
before thc board. was a member of th'
James River Valley Improvement Com
pany. Il should haze been the james
River Valley immigration Society
sEIF SUSTAINING.
In conversation with Commissioner
+ Whitehead yesterday, he remarked 90
the reporter that there were some inter
esiinr financial facts which do not zap.
pear i'm the finance committees report
f 81 is the financial aspect Of the chem
i-try department The state appro
pirates $4,000 year to the De
pariment of Agriculture, which amount
/ has 10 cover all of its expenses
including those of the Commissioner of
Immigration and all incidenials. Tho
amount of fees which have been collected
I'm the labratory for analyzing fertilizer.
has nearly equalled the state apprO
priaiion. and that income goes 20 the
state Treasury. and when il is remem
bercd that the salary of the chemist is
paid ont of the $4,000 the Department
of Agriculture is really seli-suslaining
and cost the state not one cent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
Property TransIer.

The following deeds Of bargain ant
sale were recorded yesterday in ia,
Chancery Court
\. X Lcake, special commissioner &c
Charles 10. PAGE. southeast corner Main
and Jefferson 2s ljj, improved, 400
Henry G.. annon, special commissioner
to G. W. Jarvis and Peter ID Glinn
west side Thirteenth, near Vi, 81 \
1872. $500. +. g Davis 20 y. j. Hancock
ON Calhoun, between Taylor and Cabell
q feet front. also ON Tyler, near Hickory
25 s.. S3Sj. Sally sullivan to Alfred
Lee. northwest corner Second and Fed
eral. %. 4 %. s,50. W d. Chesterman
and others 90 John " Rolhert. north
side CLAY. near First, 32s liO, i'm
proved. SiGjO George y Wilson and
wife 20 G b Turner, all right, title, and
interest in southcas, corner ( lay and
Twenty 66t \ 5,', improved.
500. William Ashby Jones 10 Julius
Syclc. southwest corner Grace and JET
ferson. % \ lJj, improved, $500; II. A.
McCnrdy. trustee TO David y Nasser.
west side o. near Preston. IS y l92, i'm
proved 5000 Maggie Brauiisan TO
Louisa Hundermark, certain personality,
$3.50.
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MANCHESTER
items Of Interest From Acros. the Rive

items Of Interest From Across the River
During the past Two months The clerk
of the Chesterfield County Court record
cd one hundred and tWeniy-.ix deeds
This shows 70 decided activity in real cs-
tate i'm the county ON court day TWEEN
ty deeds were presented for recoriation.
The case of Harry Mccormick, charged
with setting fire 90 the dwelling-housc ON
seventh and Hull streets, occupied hy
Mrs ! r. Moore, was called in the
Mayors Court yesterday morning
Judge William Clopton appeared
for the prisoner and Commonwealth
Attorney Page represented the Common-
wealth
The evidence justified the Mayor in
sending The accused on To the grand jury
The old house on the corner of
Twelfth and Hull streets, which wa,
damaged by fire yesterday morning, Will
be repaired shortly hv the insurance
company. Messrs. II. e. & ID Beat'ie
the owners, have decided NOT t6 build
as vet. ON This site the handsome brick
store and dwelling they had in view. bui
will await the result of the city's con.
templated Improvements.
A regular meeting of the City Council
will be held tonight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Luther Bethel and Watson ST. Clair
whose arrest for fighting 40 the corner
of Broad and Hancock streets WAS men.
toned in this paper yesterday were
fined each IS and costs
John Lucas and Joseph Bates. two
boys. charged with stealing loo OF bags
from some one unknown. were released
ON condition that their parents give
them "a sound whipping, which was done
William Savage, charged with assault
ing Edgar Minter with intent 90
main, disable, and kin him, was con-
tnued until April 18th. on account OF
the inability OF the wounded man 10 ap.
pear.
Michael Welsh. charged with being
drunk and disorierly on the street and
resisting Policeman Barefoot ~ the dis
charge OF his duty, wa. fined sl2 and
costs.
Charles Madison charged with being
drunk and di.orderiy In the street and
resisting the police in the discharge OF
their duty. Fined so and costs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Com
pauy.

The stockholders OF the Albemarle
Paper Manufacturing Company held
their annual meeting yesterday in the
Office OF Davenport y Morris The
meeting was called 20 order by the presi.
dent. Mr.. j. f. Chalmers. The secretary
and treasurer Mr. James r. Elle'-oD
presented his report, showing the opera
lions for the year 10 have been very
satisfactory
This company manufacture, besides
other paper. the World blotting paper
and their mills are situated just above
the Tredegar Iron Works Mr. J. T.
Chalmers was reelected president and
Mr. James r. EllersOn secretary an
treasurer. with Nh e. VI Boswell as his
assistant
\ handsome profit was p'ac I'll to the
credit OF the reserved fund, Tie board of
directors deeming il unnecessary 20 d.
clare d dividend. The old board OF di.
rectors were reelected with the addition
of Mr williamson Talley.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
TIE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
Arrangements Made for the Reception OF
President Barri-on.

NEW YORK, April IL ne committee
on arrangements Of the centennial ccie-
bration of Washingion's inaugural has
arranged for the reception OF President
Harrison AZ ElizsbcihpOri, y. j., on
Monday. April 20th. The President and
the Cabinet officers and other officials Of
distinction will arrive no ElizaoeihpOrt
from Washington at n o'clock in me
morning
The Presidential party will be received
by the committee on navy and embark on
tie steamer provided BIZ the committee
The line Of lnited States ship of war
yachts and STEAMBOATS, Viii De- formed
i'm the upper bay under Admiral Porter
rs chief marshal, and viii Dee received by
the President
ON the arrival of the Presidential par
~ In the East river. opposite Wall
street, a barge, manned by "a crew OF
shipmates from The marine society of The
port of New York. with Captain Snow,
president of that society as coXswa.n,
will row the President ashore. The crew
of the barge thar rowed President Wash
ington from Eli2ahethport tO the foot OF
Wall street one hundred years ago were
members of the same society ON
landing at the foot of Wall street The
President will he received Dos The Cove.
nor of the State of New l0rs. the Mayor
OF the city, and the President OF tlc DID,
augura committee. and escorted tO the
Equitable building ON broadway, where
a reception and collation. viii le ten-
dered him by the committee on States.
This reception will last from . t0 330
O'Clock From t0 $50 O'Clock "a public
reception will Dee given Glaze President in
the Governors room i'm THE City HALL
ON the morning of Che 30th, after re-
lieious ceremonies at 49, Pauis Church.
the President will be escorted OBJ thc
front of the Sub.lrea-ufy building.
where the literary exercises SID taheplace
at 40 A. Nj They Wiii consist ol prayer
by Dr. StOrIs poem hy Whittier an
Grafton by Mr. Depew, 1873 address hy tHe
President andheneiicuon hy Archbishop
Corriean The President will then he
driven tO the reviewing stand at Madison
square. and Che parade. headed Ny Gcn-
cral Schofed. viii start from the Wall
street. and proceed up Broadway to
Fifth avenue.
On the evening of Both the prcst
dent will be escorted 90 The Mctr0p0lI
tan Opera House hy the chairman of thc
Entertainment committee. being accom-
panied Boy Nrs Harrison. N.ce-Pre,'icnt
and Mrs Morton Governor llll Lieu
tenantGovemor and Nr, Jones, and
will De met at the door by the manager
of the ball who will escort him to ihe
floor of the ballroom. whore Dee wiil he
formally received DIS ihe Mayor The
ball VIII then Doe opened bya quadr.lIe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
The Theatre Next week.

johnny Wilds prospects for go0c
business 10 the Theatre next week ought
90 Doe very bright indeed as the Mozar
Academy Will be- dark and nothing eis'
In the legitimate line. going on in th'
city His play, Running Wild. SEEM
20 be big success as both the New
York and Southern press speak in the
highest terms of IT, Bright and new
music and singing is special feature OF
the play, and the company claims Ia
have the finest trio OF lady yocalists on
he rJud
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
ITEMS FROM THE EIGHTH ANNUAL
REPORT.
THE REVENUE STATEMENT FOR
THE YEAR
LARGE INCREASE TIRE PASSENGER
TRAFFIC.
4 Double Track Between Roanok" an'
Radford Recommended IA Very
Pleasing CONDITION
81 tntir-.

An advance copy of the eighth an
nual report of The Norfolk and western
Rai.road for tbc year ending December
81. 1883. has been received.
The report of the board of directors
shows that doring the year Si,9b|9lN
were expended I'm extending thc branch
lines At the close of the year there
were in fuli operation. main line, i',
miles. New River. timch Valley. and
other branches isGmile- total. 59i miles
+ The rolling sock consisted of llI loco.
motives. - passenger ears 66ii freight
cars. lf3 cab00.c and other road cars
The revenue statement iof the year y
AS follows. Gross earnings. SisyH, 0gS ~
operating expenses. including taxes
S3.O0Ig2, 13. proportion of expenses 90
earnine- Gl per cent net earnings
i 81. sg,.G11 s6. other inc0me-inicfcsi
F dividends. etc. Sli.431a, total
S2OijI0aJ0 Fixed charges. Interest
on funded debt. Sl.20l .jj1O2. interest
on car trust obligations. S9i9g32l. toiaI
interest charges 81 2g6 jjOsj Net in
come for the year lSss. SiiSjjS.6i
tom which 70 dividend of p per cent. ol
preferred shares was paid October p
iSss $3.50 900. leaving balance of sur
plus income for the year 1883. S4ls.JJo %
"a. compared with the previous year tht
gross earnings increased, SGHsOisj oil
f ID per cent. the operating expenses in
Guiding taxes, increased, SjlS, 1862 o
F 2l per cents and the net earnings in
creased, S12G GO 90 or per cent
The passenger traffic shows 1,24'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

New YORK, April IA combination
has been formed by the Tunes, Sun, Tr,.
June, World, JoUhal aud Press to raise
the price for the Sunday issues of these
papers 10 five cents. This new depar.
iure will be inauguratel on Sunday
next The combination includes all the
English papers, except the Ners and Star.
The Herald has all along charged five
cents for its Sunday issue, independently
OF the other papers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

\ fine and fashionable audience Wit
messed the performance of tine Black
Crook" last night az the Mozart IN,
cncores were more numerous than ON the
preceding night. and the whole play
with IFS beautiful spectacular effects
its baiicis and the specialties
including the Dare brothers. Bib and
Bobb, and those aerial young ladies, the
Misses Onrar, gave great satisfaction
and met fap.uous applause.
The advance sales of seats for the sue
ceedins performances exceed any oi The
previous sales
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Yesterday the Governor accepted the
resignation OF ]. y Herring asa member
of the House of Delegates from The
counties of Powhatan, Chesterfield and
the city of Manchester Mr. Herring is
q Republican. and sent in his resignation
because of his having been appointed
postmaster at one of the postoillces in
Chesterfield.
II. a. Webb. deputy sheriff 'of
Roanoke county v H. Lam, sheriff of
Rockingham county, and George II.
luichc,on, sergeant OF Staunton, were
at the Capitol yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

The following conyicts were received
at the peniientiary yesterday
Solomon Colsi0n lcol0redl, from Staun
ton. -four years for HOUSEKEEPING, louty
Lang alias Ella Lang lcolored. from
stanton, one year for malicious assault;
X. L. May. two years for forgery; Wash
ington Stuart, Roanoke county, three
years for voluntary manslaughter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Hon George d. Wise has ignored the
testimony now being taken in rebuital
hy Judge Waddil before Nh Harvey
Wilson
The notice that deposition would
he taken was then served ON Wise's
counsel. but was NOT signed, either by
Wadlill or counsel When the taking
of the deposition began Wise's counsel
excepted and then retired.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

WAsurNoroN. ID g.. April 1.-THE
present plans of ODE President ior thc
inaugural centennial does NOT con'em-
plate trip mp tho Hudson io RhIneheck.
where DO was um0rei Niccpre.ident
Morton would entertain h.m after thc
celebration Is oyer The President viii
spend the 29fh and 3Ufl in New York
city at the residence OF Nh Morton and
If no changes are MAJ boo the proc
gramme he viii return 10 Washington
the next day May D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Yesterday evening, between Z and s
o'clock. difficulty occurred on the cor
ner of Eighth and Cary streets, between
Charles Flanagan, . white man, and Levi
Wilson. negro. Flanagan drew a pis-
tol and attempted 90 shoot Wilson took
the weapon from him They were AZ
rested by Officers Waddell Williams and
Finnegan and taken 80 The Second pc.
LEGISLATION
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
nu>tines Court

This court met yesterday morning and
disposed of one civil ease. The cases of
John Cullins. Maurice ald Thomas Nc
Cam and John Mahonel were also call
ed. but on account of the counsel for the
defense not being ready 10 proceed with
the cases they were continued until The
next term The court will be in session
to-day for the trial of civil cases.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
Down on Cigarettes

LANSING, MIcH., April 1.-THE House
Yesterday passed the bill making il a
misdemeanor, punishable by tine and i'm
prisonment, to manufacture or sell, give
or deliver cigarettes OF any kind OF to-
bacco, or cigarette paper In books or
blocks for wrapping cigarettes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

larborough's Mild Barley is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class Of consumers
who want mild, pleasant chew If
YOU have not tried it do so. II can be
found at any OF the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

The y5.l00 acres advertised to be
sold this afternoon have been sub-diyidcd
into lots, and will be sold by plat al our
Office. Take electric cars to Ashland
and Randolph streets See advertise
ment, and don't fail to be there
X. Il. CHAPLIN x Co., Auctioneers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

WAsANoroS, ID C., April little
trial Of Major George A. Aumcs, ihe re-
tired army officer who assaulted
Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania h -
gan before "a court martial 40 The W }
Department this momn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
Ienten services

The lcnten services. conducted by the
pastor at the First English Lutheran
Church continue 20 be interesting, in
struciive and attractive. and promise
good results In fact. some good fruits
have already been produced.
Rev Moscr's discourse last night was
based on Pauls admoniiion-"3 not de
ceived; God IL not Knocked for whatso-
ever man soweih that shall he also
reap" Rev Moser drew from the lives
Of old Tc.tament WORTHLESS practical les
sons and applied them to the present
generation.
II is eXpecied that about thirty persons
will connect themselves with this church
on Easter Sunday.
Tomorrow night Nr Frank Cunning
ham will take part in the song services.
Seats free
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

The awards in all cases are by mo-
means satisfactory, and when the
report of the commissioners is
brought before the court for con-
frmation there will be quite a stub
born fight made. In the award made go
Or Patterson is for land to De decided
the railroad of l'ss than four acres in
extent: vet the claim is made that the
strip to be occupied by the railroad.
eighty feet wide, running through Dr
Paterson farm damages one hundred
acres to forty per cent of their value.
Major Courtney, his counsel said yes
ter1ay that the award should have been
twice as much as the amount allowed.
The property owners above mentioned
comprise bat a part Of the owners OF the
property through whose lands the road
will run. In few instances the COM
pany have been able 90 settle with The
owners without resOrling 10 the Cour
for the appointment of q commissioner
to assess the land damages but IN most
of them they have failed.
The railroad company WILL al The next
term Of the County Court apply Tor The
appointment of commissioners 10 assess
damages on other property, the owners of
which cannot come TO terms privately
with the railroad
The hearing Of the report of the COM
missioncrs filed yesterday VIII come up
in the County Court in a few days
The actual area of land which the rail
road company will become possessed Of
is strip eighty feet wide. IL is the
value of this strip aud the depreciation
in value OF the lands contiguous as the
result OF this running Of railroad that
the commissioners acted on ana reported
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

4 large crowd attended the auction
sale OF lots at the Soldiers Home yesier-
day afternoon Sixty i've lots were sold,
realizing Si4,0j6. The prices ranged
from SlG25 to $40 per foot
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Two Hundred ana
Filiy-eight Lots.

90 about So by isl GEEK eich. n wooi,
which Doe next Do John 3D. pa'l, liniHnI f.'Ns
Fairfield avenue.
sol ARES Sos. J. 3. %. t. InrHr OBJ iffr
III l-lOn. cOntHl lnI l.4 ACRES t-NN
nr.d avenue neat tl MeoitlIe. ani faiI. I
near the Sine Mile r0al
TrRn.. one fourth 4. sh. lni fle residue Nn
three equal credits. ul el twelve. t." '..
teen months. the rlrchfe. ODD Ilf.NIr'
give their negotiable notes fIr flr 'fIrII
payments Of me purchase money nNN
interest added from Jas Uf .iIN HHt .I' f'
to be- retained until tII on Che pun. hI,I nl'''f
BIAS been paid ani convey vance uiu i'i .} '"r
Tae above mentioned RIAL ESTATE VII.
boz offered FOR sale hy pnh D. auction 900 il'
premises. commencing sinh fue Hsi men
toned. square SO. !. Ac.. on
WEDNESDAY. Arnil o., l-,9
40 - O'Clock 81. aui n from any saust tH1
sales be- NOT completed 900 iuft iHl NnIH Ni
further sales II the property nIN thDn Ir
given. And II ail the property De- ruf li 900
that day or any person DESIRING fu purchase
said property privately before fhH' Gas. IlNN
municafiOn may be- had with fnh commits
sluusfs Or HuCtl0ntcrs in the CITY of litln'. Nlt
MEADE HASKlNS
PHILIP a. pr RDfll,
Special tummI- .iunri,.
H. b. CHAffI> 4 Co. Auctloneer
{. OH. COwARpfN, WaO SUBS. &C.. ftAfN
TIFF. AGAINST DoOLE4. TRUSTEE. ANn AS,
DsFENDANIs--lN THE CHANCEkn tHi 90
rnE CRY or RICHMOND.
I. Charles ". Goolin. clerk ot the said court,
certify that the bond required az ne sp''ti
comm >Slousr. by the decree Dob said cause ut
November J. ls,S, has been duls given.
Civ unoer my hand tas lSth day OF No
Nemucr. i>oc. ......,.
apll-,d CHARLES ". GODDlN.
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~ III o.. a.. p,,cbar'c racto,,a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Wild Rose, the Scouts Daughter, was
presented at the Opera House last night.
This play will be given every night this
week, with matinee each day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Do get bottle of Dr. Dayids cough
syrup and cure that cough.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Don't fail 10 attend 10 our auction
sale this afternoon for commissioners OF
court Sale 10 commence at O'Clock.
Bee advertisement aud come.
H.. b. CnAFfiS 4 Co, Auctioneers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

S.. u.R Cpw,pul>. Woo srf.. 49,. lfif'
rIFr AaAlN-I UOutEY. IlyalNI. f.N 3D.
Urrl>pANIs IFS rus tuAN,thA I.I'I N|
ruEtIn ODD tuluNpNn.
J. Chro- 49, Gn.iin. C.0fk nf H O
certify f.uff hr h Ui required 't 'N.
..unI-. .nnlfa Ny fNr .fNH Iu 5000
November B. l--- hHs been NUIi H.frf
Given uuinf gas htul chs ltu NtI .' =.
fUuNUr. l,.7.
Hu In ri fNANlin N'NHIN.
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COMMISSIONERS FILE THEIR REPORT
The Awards Made for Land Damages in
the Helt Tine Construction.

Messrs. Marshall F Burton, Joseph VI
FourQuerean, Otway Allen, James T.
Rcdd, and II. II Crump, the commission
crs appointed 10y Judge Minor ON motion
Of the railroad company to assess the
land damages along the route of the Belt
Line west of the city, and who have been
in session for two days past hearing par
ties interested. Yesterday filed their re-
port at the county courthouse
Tho fnllnMinn nrn the nWarls malc hY
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
HOUSEKEEPER'S TEST
 FOR BAKING POWDER.

Great danger to health and life from the use of baking powders containing ammonia au lime and other harsh adulterants.
 the dangerous of all adutean and It IS ngeniously concealed in brands supposed to be pure
 properly applied develops this hidden ingredient Tn aduerated baking powders Every baking powder should be tested in following determine its purity or i'm purity
 in cup, other small suitable vessel one heaplng easpoonfu of the powder with easpoonfu o water or little required the powder to the consistency paste Place hot re stir prevent ana let boil rapidly for few At intervals lit the cup rom the re smell notice whether you detect the odor of AMMONIA Pure baking powder will not give the faintest odor of ammonia
 Assayer James F. Babcoc of Massachusetts says:
 he adulteraon of baking powder with ammonia in my opinion injury to the public health It deserves the eVeet should be brought the attention Of phys boards of health throughout the country Cleveands Baking being pure and free from ammonia lime aun alba aduteaon whatever and having great eaven ing power hesitate recommend worthy of public for producing light dgesble and wholesome bread
 The prudent houseeeper will test her baking powder and discard all contain concealed ammonia any other disgusting drug.