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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08
ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.
oomsA viii Answer saiisburys Mem
acins Note.

LissoN. Jan. 7.-Senhor Comes will
answer the Msrqui, of Sslisbury's latest
note At the end of the week. Salisbury's
note was Of menacing, perenp ory char
tcter, requiring Portugal to act at once, 40
II to rectfv Englsnd's position in the case
beyond all doubt 1t is believed that Por-
'ueai cannot concede so much, but the for.
eign minister will intimate the willingness
of the Portuguese government TO order tho
maintenance of sts,u quo in Africa, ~ nd.
ing negotiations. IL EnRlsnd will do the
'ame. The maiu point, of the Portuguese
mswer w'l meet in part at least, the terms
"i Salisbury demand, which was that the
Portuguese government should Immediate
give to its agents In Africa such ,nstruc.
oons as would prevent the repetition BY
Serpa Pinto, or BY any other acts similar to
those attributed Ii Serpa Pinto, as other
wise tranquil diploma matic discussion,
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FOREIGN Intelligence
Empress Of Brazil Buried In
Pantheon at Lisbon.
"Cuba Can Never b Sold." Say
Spanish Papers.
Hundreds Drowned by Waterspout--
England ~. Portusai-Emprsss Au-
gusts Dead.

LIsSoS. Jan. THE body Of the late
Emprrss OF Brazil was today conaisned to
'ts unai resting place in the pantheon here.
The remains were brought bv traia from
Oporto this morning. Dom Pedro and
family came on the saune train. The King
and suite waited at the station to receive
them. The remains were transferred from
the train to the heArse amid the salutstions
OF respect from all present. The King
then bsde farewell to Dom Pedro and rs-
turned to the palace. The fuocral proces-
zion then moved TO the pantheon. Repre-
sentatives of the emperors of Germany and
Austria, the Regent Of Spain. the papal
nuncio and the whole diplomatic corps,
and the State officials, met the cortese at
the cathedral. After the dean had pro.
nounced absolution the imperial family
followed the cotiln to the vault and heard
the remainder of the funeral services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

year. were installed Saturday afternoon
J. &. Hall. N B. +. Foster. o.; J. W
Mitchell. L. ". II. Beal. s.; =. W. John
son. A. s.; Sasan flye. c.; d. b. John.
son. Trsas. Mrs. Mary Moulton. Sec
Will vose, G. H.; Mrs. Mary Foster. p.
Mise Lissie McGrsy, f.; Mrs. Mary
Flye, c.; Mrs. II. b. Glidden, L. A. 8.
Mrs. Ella Spra&us. ..
SsavsRoaf.
Mrs. VIM. Wood died quite snddenly
Thursday morning Of pneumonia, She had
been sick lees than week.-Mr. Lamar.
tine Howard Of Colorado. 10 visiting his
parents for short time. Messrs. John
Gilmore and Fred Robbins Of Colorado, are
spending the winter In town.-Mr. ChArles
g. Morse 10 at home for few days from
Bar Harbos L. II. Thonas has NOV.
ed on TO the place he recently bought Of
Mr.. NJ. 0. Wilson.-Messrs. II. Il. Holmes
and Charles Cushman each sold house
last week to parties from out Of town.
There are more good ones here yet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

LEwIsros. Jan. THE Lewiston city
building tsok fire st half past I've tonight
Il vas high brick structure tso hundred
| by sixty feet With an ell. The main build
ing had in the basement an armOPy, city
liquor agency, street commissioner's once
city marshars Office and city prison. The
second door had the municipal court roo n
the city councii rooms, water board Office,
superintendent Of schools, tfeasuref's, col
lector, city clerk, clerk Of courts, and Man.
ufscturers AZ 1 Mechanics Library rooms.
Above we're the splendid City Hall. the
most capacious in Maine. and the small hall
and ArmoIies for military companies. On
the lower floor Of all vas the United States
postofice.
The fire caught in the elevator shafs and
in = very short time was beyond con
troll. The high tower, over tSo hundred feet
high, was . constant menace. but after it
fell the 6remen could approach the hre.
They we're busily engaged in keeping the
surrounding buildings cool. The building
was wholly destroyed. 1t vas built about
eighteen wears ago and cost s2SO. 600.
rh.. no ;,.,..n.. IT,. .,., .....a.
are supposed to De safe In the heavy vaults.
The court records were taken out. The
city treasurer saved his yslusbles.
In the building we're the srmories
OF tue "ye Light Guards' Sheri-
Jan Guards. Nesley RlAas sad Dana Bat
tery. Tn. latter had a csnnon. which vss
,,s.,,ovsa an, III. a.,;,..,. - IN ~.
~,
companies were oufheu' lne valuable
library of the Mauufscturers and Mechan-
ie. Associ.tion VA. bur,aa 7, con.,.,al
-. .l.r.. ,.,,,, .o,,. -. -
N '' e"o"s e"
were valuable reference books that cannot
easily be replaced. 1t was insured for six
thousand dollars. Postmaster Walker was
.hle IN s.xa nj, tho mail. .,d no.,ly .u tho
government Proeerty' e"ner oy carrying
away or dePositing in safes He will have
a. Office open ready fur 0usiness In the
morning.
r.,;..,.. .;, h.. ho., a;...,h.a
80 80, Ea,;na. g., MI 80
pe',,. d.. "a hainaa .nhtne ,ha ANA. r, -.
.,..n"i ,h.. !, I;d NO, s,,ana - nv. hu;,t
10.
Eto .,.;n Coon, p,.,,.,d u.aa .h. ,,,
in tor,r m,;nn,s. Ths ara sY,enIoa 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

BAHsoR, Jan. THE one hundred ant
forty or more bar rooms 10 this city CLOSED
with snap to-day and ne Thirsty mourn
The cause was the descent made upor
them by the combined forces Of Sheriff
Farnham and Marshal Whitney, aided by
special ccnstables, and several loads OF
liquor have been seized. The movement i,
the outsrowth Of the action Of the Good
Templars and Reform Club men and tn >
say there 10 to be no letup. Dealers arr
rigging dumps and secret hiding places,
and ssy they will fight 70 the end.
The temperance movement assumed new
phrase here this afternoon. raics being
made upon the saloons by officers serving
warrants sworn out bv the temperance peo-
pie. The dealers anticipated this move
and closed and locked their saloons but the
officers effected an entrance in some case.
by breaking in the doors. A large amount
If liquor was seized and intense ex .itemenI
prevailed. The officers were followed
from one place to another by = great crowd
Of men. IL 10 said that work will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
The police were furnished with warrants
sworn out by some members Of committee
Of seven men who are understood to be
pushing the matter. The committee a-e
J. M. Jewett. A. p. Richardson, VolDey B
Gushing, X. B. Hsssard. W. H. Pitcher, L
J. Wheelden and W. +. Hunter of Brewer
This committee have been quietly at work
for some time past and today one of them
'aid they intended to push the matter as far
as possible. He said they had evidence
enough in their possession to convict every
se Her high Snd low and siiVt ID nae i. if the,
saw 1t ~ the proper time. To-Day warrants
were made out only against the heaviest
dealers. The committees have also nOti-
fed the owners of buildings where liquors
is sold 90 that the owners cannot excuse
themselves, when dealers are caught and
fined her. after by saying they did not know
liquor was sold there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

Stores Of W. W. Nercro.s, Rose A.
Curtis. Horace Soule, T. A. Paul. also the
post office 10 New Sharon we're burglarized
Monday night. but so far as learned the
losses are not large. There 10 no clue to
the burglars.
Alvah Smith, while trying to board the
schooner MAYNARD sumner, at the Atlantic
wharf, Rocklsnd. Mondsy afternoon, fell
between the vessel and wharf, striking on
the ice and breaking through He re-
ceived internal inj 1ries. bu. no bones were
broker. His recovery 10 hoped for.
Some anxiety is beginning to be felt for
the Portland bareue, Charles X. Lewis,
which left New York with coal. Dec. 5,
now long overdue. She 10 not insured.
The sl d factory at Paris discharged mos,
of their help Wednesday night, for the time
being. while they take account of stock
They will start sgain in few days.
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Killed BY Cars at. Boston.

BosToS, Jan. 7.-An unknown man
about twenty-five years Of age. fve feet six
inches high, dressed in dark clothes. dark
plaid overcoat. with black and white neck
tie, was run over and killed BY train on
the Boston & Lowell road near the Boston
station at 10 p. NJ. In his pocket was
a card addressed ''Msry Caring, 20l-2 Free
Street, Portland"
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STATE NEWS.
Rirerside.

hirerStde.
Your correspondent will not have much
to report this week having been very sick
with La Grippe Russianoff Ache, from the
feet 10 the top of the head. Then the
stomach is all ut of order You would
have about the same feeling q. you would to
put large dose of ipecac into pint of
strong wOrmword water and it WAS going to
remain in your stomach forever. Every
thing eatable or drinkable is \ dissereeable
bitter. My pulse was scarcely perceptbIe
and DIR. Brckett told me it was 80 beats in
a minute. As the disease passes of one
is in weak and painful condition.
Mrs Harriet Lee arrived in the place Sat-
urday from Dexter. where che has been on
visit TO her daughter, Rev. Mrs. Clifford
One evening last week about forty ladies
and gentlemen assembled at the home of
Mrs. Harriet Mills to meet with our pastor,
Rev G Z. Aiken. and his wife for a social
entertainment. 1t was very enjoyable
time. Before lesviog, the company left
substantial tokens of love and respect to
our kind pastor.-Alexander II. Sturgis,
who has been in Kansas for the past six
years, arrived home recently.
Wayne.
| Miss Marcena Foss has sold out her in
terest in the millinery business, to her
former partner, Miss Z. c. Manter. Miss
Nellie Mtnter becomes 4 partner with her
s'..e- aaa i2gelh .r thev w;,' ".s.v ,?n, ,pii
| tntry ana COMMUNICATED ID. II Ford
has been confined to his bed by sick nes.
or one week. He has been unable to
preach for the past two Sabbaths DIR. +.
l.. Chenery is now confined to his house BY
| sickness Mrs. Nancy Hines. whose hus-
baud recently died IN Lewiston. has re-
turned to Wayne in feeble health and will
spend her remaining days with Mrs. Luc,
| MonIton.-Miss Marcena FOss will leave
for Lewiston next Wednesday for q visit
| Ffhston.
The Oakland Ice Company which has
not put up any ice for several years now
have crew at work cleaning out and re
pairing up their houses. They intend to
| fiji them with about 10000 tons, and they
| will probably stack several thousand tons
also. The ice in the river is not yet thick
enough to be hardly safe to scrspe.
Clark ard Chaplln's field at Goodwin.
Point is not frozen over yet.-Mrs. c
Wallace Clark aud little child, returned u
their home In Brookllne, Mass, Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

This disease prevailed in France and
Germany in The year 1903. according te
information 10 the hands Of Judge Water
| man of Gorham, Ne.
While it is not necessarily dangerous Of
itself. the tendency is to pneumonia and
all should see to il that lts fangs are no
| fastened upon them.
The circulation needs to be quickened
the ~ stem toned up so ss to enable nature
to assert herself aud throw it od or betIeI
still 10 prevent Ii altogether. Browns In
stant Relief has been found to be . specific
for ia grippe and If taken in little colo
water upon rising In the morning and reriF
ing at night viii prevent Jour having III
grippe" jansdlm
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Germans aud Arabs Fight,

BKRLIS, Jan. THE Tmgebiatt states
that the victory of Msj,r Wi..mtnn over
the insurgents near Ssriani. reported yes-
terday. WAS incomplete. Tn. paper ssvs
he Arabs. after being driven from their
fortified position. returned and assumed the
offensive. The Germans at SAadani are
firing uDOn them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

Chilliness. dizziness, pains 10 the side and
back, sleepiness, lisilessness-in word, .
general torpor Of the o stsm-All these
clearly indicate liver disease. Use Lana
dor in time and be cured. Sold every
vhefs. Price only rs cents . package.
Preserve your baby's health by promptly
administering Dr.. 0ull's Baby Syrup fos
the dissasss Of early childhood. Price "a
cents . betels. ian5dlsols0
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0erman Dowager Empress Augusta
Dead

BERLIN, Jan. 7.-Dewager Empress Au-
gusta who was III with influenza. died at
I 80 this aft rnoon.
The sscrament was given TO her q short
time before her death. She was the widow
Of Emperor William l., and Grandmother
of the present Emperor of Germany. She
was the daughter of the late Grand Duke
Karl Friedrich of SAKE Weimar. was born
Sept 3Oth, 1871, and married 9 late Em-
peror William, June llth, 1929.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

The finance committee Of the Senate TO-
day had under consideration an anti trust
bill Lawyers on the committee expressed
doubts of the constitutiona.ity of the meas
ure, although favorsbly disposed toward,
the principle of the bill.
The committee adj burned without reach
ing vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results whe
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is plea>i,r
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitua
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt il
its action and truly beneficial in it:
effects, prepared only from the mos
healthy and agreeable substances, it;
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50e
ard 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
- SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
0nars5d&wlv
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AAsoNe EXPEL RUMsELLERs.
Thorough PuTsins OF Lodges all Over
the f,tato.

LIxcoLx, Neb., Jan. 7.-As the recent
meeting OF the Masonic Grand Lodge OF
this State, rule was adopted which pro-
hibits saloon keeper from becoming .
Mason or remaining in the order, ii he
continues in the business. II has just
leaked out and the Lincoln lodge has be-
gun the work Of purging in that business.
Charges were preferred about six weeks
ago against three prominent members of
the order in this city, who were engaged in
liquor selling, and at the recen: meeting of
the lodge they were expelled from the
order. This 10 the first case u'der the
rule. Il is understood that like prosecu-
tions will be begun all over the State.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


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DEMOCRATS nLBcr SENATOR'S
Governor Signs Csstifcatss but Sec
rotary Of STATE Refuses.

HKLESA, Mort, Jan. THE democrats
met this noon in joint session. Diligenl
efforts on the part Of Clark and friend,
brought out quorum. On the first ballot
Clark and Maginnis we're elected Demo.
cratic senators from Montana. Hon. W
A. Clark vas the presiding officer Of the
late constitutional convention Of Montana.
He 10 q well known banker and mine owner
of Butte. Hon. Martin Maginnis has re.
pe..ediy represented Mvn.-rs xs delegate
in soasrsss- Governor Toole : 1. $. sxId,
signed certificates of election Of Clark and
Msginnis, but Secretary of State Rotxiti
will refuse official authentication and will
withhold States seal.
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Well Known sea CAPTAIN Dead,

RIGnxoxD, Jan. Captain J. d. Car
Isle, an old resident Of this place, died
Monday at midnight. aged about IS years.
His health has been failing for some years.
He was well known every where and had
commanded some noble vessels, among
them the cels brsted clipper ship "YouDR
America one Of the fastest of the flyers
the eeA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08
ICE PROSPECTS ON The aUDsoN
Not . Pound OF Ice In the River.

NEwBuRe, n. r.. Jan. Ten thousand
men sod boys are idle along the Hudson
river who depend upon their WORK in ice
harvesting At this season Of the year fol
their living. The weather 10 warm and
sprins-like, and not = pound Of ice 10 vis-
ible in the river, not even on the fats or in
the coves or inlets. But very little ice ID
now on hand One reason Of the scarcity
of ice this season 10 said to be that many oi
the Nev jersey companies failed last win
ter to obssin their usual crop and that they
drew heavily upon the stock Of the Nes
York dealers. Last vintrf the Hadsos
river crop vas harvested 10 February.
10 feared that this winter Il vill be fully u
lass, u there 10 any crop as Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08
Normal Sch ool Girl Missing.

A Miss Matte Dyke. belonging in Ray
the State Normal School at Gorham has
suddenly disappeared and the police Of
Portland are on the lookout for her. She
left the Normal School two weeks ago
yesterday to come to Portland and has
never been seen since. No cause 10 assigned
for her disappearance.
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4 Card.

We emplo, ed from 60 to rs men 10 the
Town Of koxbury. Ne. last winter cutting
and drawing timber. Many Of these uen
were afflicted sith colds. rheumatism, etc
Some brought medicine snd remidies With
them bat they did not relieve the men from
pam and coits We hnaliy obtained email
quantity Of Browns instant Relief. II no,
only relieved our men Immediately but they
used it the balance Of the winter in prefer
ence TO all other remedies We join with
our men in recommending Browns Instant
Relief - the best medicine out for coida
and winter diseases.
C. +. Foster Co.
Paris, Me-, Oct I, SO.
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Washington County Court Opens

MAcnfAs, Jan. Judge Haskell opened
the term of court this forenoon. The came
grand jury as at the October term. Appar-
entity limited business. The civil docket
| shows l67 entries. new entries seventy. No
| important cases. Will adjourn Saturday.
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oPsRAfoa's ERROR
Cost Two Eiveo-neosssed and Re-
psatsd Correctly bat Bred In Copy.
Ing.

KRExK. N. H., Jan. THE inquest on
the bodies Of engineer Slate and fireman
Gibson, Who were killed in the collision
neat the Tenth ststien yesterday, showed
that the accident vas caused by the error
Of the telegraph operator st West More
land, in copying the order cent to the train
men Of the No. 9 freight. substituting the
Summit for the Tenth station IS the place
where the local freight. shoald pass the
wild train. The operator received and re-
peated the train despatchers order cor
rec,ly. but unconsciously made q fatal
error in copying it. The operator, Miss
Cook, has been employed there for 10
years without making mistake before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

The following Maine patents have beer
granted: @ o. c. E4.,msn. Le~i.ton
tobacco pie; Chas II. Evans and G. o
Wilson, r export, dumping car; Frank o
Furber aud G S. Dyer Saco, pump Jno
A Lidbach, steam engine.
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SRAsGmAr, Jan. IA waterspout is re-
ported at Making Hundreds Of people
drowned. Numerous boats destroyed and
great damage done.
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La oripps.

Paris, Ne, Oct. I. SO.
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Speaker Reed and representative Cannon
this morning called upon Representative
Randall at his residence in this city, and
administered the oath Of office. They
found Randall feeliaomuch better than he
has for some time past
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-08

AN'JsttN'
Mr.. Arthur Totman. with characte ris,ic
generosity, has presented the school dis
trict wifh a fne isz, which will be raised
to its place on the II Oh school building a.
soon as the staff is set in place. - Monday
morning the remains of the mother Of Mr.
G Rdeout, the we'll known publisher
of New York. were brought here for burial
The Wheelman's Club in arranging f,,
their annual )all have recognized the gu
periOr merit of the suppers furnished b,
he ladies Of the Universalist society
and have Contracted with them to fur
ni.h a meat and pastry supper sun
cient for one hundred and dfty persons
The want Of snow while operating again.
the lumb rmen. 10 q blessing to the mill
~ ~ well a, the poor people. The far
MRS are doing larger business than usua
in the winter while the saving In fuel fe
poor people is an ite IN Of no small amount
a Farmers Institute has been appoiotet
for Fairfield Centre, Thursdsy, Januars
30, with speakers from several towns il
Maine and from New Hampshire. An ef
fort will be made to secure large attend
ance and make this one Of the leadin,
meetings Of the year.
81. Adams.
Mr.. George Richards. a Young man II
wears Of age. died with Bright's disease an
was buried Saturday. 1t is seldom that thi,
disease attacks a person of that age-A
purse Of $50 was contributed by the citi
zens and presented to 3. A. Maxim, tn.
church chorister, as q New Years present
also nice hanging lamp. DIR. Moultoi
presented them m an apf fopriate speech
and Mr.. Maxim feeiingiy responded. Abou
| fifty were present and were treated to cak,
pc and coffee. and . pleasant eveninl
psssed.-Mrs. Alice MetcaIf 10 in tow
visiting friends ard 10 on the way to Kine,
to JOIN her husband. NJ. Millsrd MetcaIf
Who is in the employ Of Mr. Dennan Of tn
Kineo House. Mr.. Metcalf vas . fo.me
resident here Mr.. G. c. Trsfton cam
near losing . valuable colt which got cas-
il. the stall. Mr.. Trsfton being absent, hel
vas procured and he was taken out sit
but few bruises.-Daniel Hanson has ius
sold fine tlrree-yesr-old colt TO Bosto
parties for . good sum. He has snoths
good colt one year younger.
| WALDO
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Old Suits to Be eettle d.

BELFAST. Me-, Jan. THE Supreme
Court, Judge Virgin, has commenced. Two
hundred and ten old actions we're on
die docket. The term will propsbly be
short.
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Will the Members Lose j?

Some sharp debate is expe cted in the
House over the question whether member,
| should lose the money they had DEPOSITED
| With the sergeant-si arms when Cashier
| Silcott absconded.
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IneStinable
As a Leavening Agent.

The Royal Baking Powder possesses
4 peculiar quality, not possessed by
any other leavening agent 1t provides
bread, biscuit, cake, mullins, dumplings
or rolls, which may be eaten when hot,
without inconvenience, by persons Of
the most delicate digestive organs
With most persons it is necessary that
bread raised with yeast should lose its
freshness or become stale before it can
be eaten with safety. Distressing re-
suits likewise follow from eating bis
cult, cake, pastry, ETC., raised by the
cheap, inferior baking powders that
contain lime, alum, phosphates -
other adulterants.
The hot roll and
muffin and the deli
cious hot griddle
cakes raised by the
Royal Baking Pow
der are as whole
some and digestible
as warm soup, meat
or any other food
This is qualification peculiar 70 the
Royal Baking Powder which makes e
/ issseimahle - . lsavening Agent
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Paint Works 60 up in Smoke.

BRooKLYN, Jan. Fire in Seeley and
Brothers paint works today which caused q
loss of $50, 900 on stock and machinery and
$4,000 on building. Fully insured.