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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
ELECTION EXPENSES.
MANY STATEMENTS FILED AT ALBANY.

A FEW OF THE CANDIDATES SAY THEY PAip
OUT NO MONEY AT ALL
Albany NV O-These statements OF election OK
penses have been filed with the secre'sry Oh o~0 W
candidates at the recent elccton' ..,,
IN. statement of Conttoer-ccct Frank CampDcn
says: AT the request OF tns cS,,p of its Execo-
dive committee, T2,UUO aLu oiree'eu "s ,sv.I ex
expended only in deirayns me vena Dnccrstic
siate ticket as authorized oy statute, " p,,cratIc
same purpose,at the request oi the sleuUen ~ MIR
ountv t,mmltlee. 1 pad ils chairman @~ov. ,,,h'.
SmpSes othcr expenses included SOP % ior i,n nd
graphs, pasters, postage, prnung anu ensrs askIng
Sl,, ror livery ana travelling expenses '
a total OF 3,i27 90. and charles c.
Naian slower, OF Amsterdam ,o anu ,ndsS II the
surreme Court say that they did not areens scf,on
orecty, contribute one cent .S% nrrsss IN the XXIid
District maaes "a similar statement pepublican
ane eA ieS sn,ne Court In the Sth Judicial DIS
tr,st were 81 O,4 70 OF this amount. 1e Si
500 was paid 70 the e ane onondssa
si2S 70 tho Helkimer Republican Coney ~ ,s a"unty
chairman. and soo each ~ sNs1c The other ex
snses we're for pastors stationery and postage enc
ms statement ,x i and especially
for having the proper expenses OF heo's npciSlrs
political meetings for the adVocac' VI '''
S e expenses d W l. Brown who was IS sSctea
senator in the ssS S Mew w hD. on account Of
~ ssi1a,ion in Vth senatorial District, %o4o, N
Mnilen ir. account on DchhV'Io.' taucts "A .
nnn,y 400 c. " Pluniit, for pastcr ballots S,o sd
i r. Voorhls, for paster baiiots' Slo-' r'"'p"f NV
vortlsing $65; cab hire, $lo. n uordo,Sop Demo.
The total expenses Of John D. en w1s%
cratic csnddate foI senator In the AAnlo Dsut ,
we're sol Is which sum was expended ior ta.oi"s
expenses printing and cuts saonef o a snor IN the
xSist District paid the chairman OF the C0uns I'm. ~
mItiee OF Jefferson County S2OO ana tne s,s TO- he
exnended in dcfIaying the expenses OF mas MN r
canvass of the voters OF the district as
tca saws that he did not pay anything ana was n''
assessed By any committee. -. vrorsas already
Roswell p. Flowers statement Oh eAPe'lseS' ""0'"'
published was also flied to-day. q.
The statements Of election expenses vi 49,, th
s.s.,a- a, the recent election were fled In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
SHE PAID THE FUNERAL EXPENSES IN ADVANCE.

Boston, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Ann OBrien, aged seventy-six
years who lived alone found dead in her room
Yesterday She was thought 10 be poor, but among her
effects was found quite sum Of money, deed for
burial lot and receipe bills for tombstone. coffin
and funeral expenses, from neighborng undertaken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will ce,.
tainly cure
II must be done through the blood - and
the discovery Is the most potent blood
cleanser, strength-restorcr, and fesh-b builder
that's known TO medical science. The scrof-
ulous affection Of the lungs that's called
Consumption, and every fora of Scrofula
and blood-taia.s, all yield to il. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood. Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, and all severe, lingering coughs, it's an
uncqualed remedy. It's the only one that's
guaranteed. IL 1t doesn't benefit or cure,
In every case, you have your money back.
Can anything else, at any price, bo really
as cheapi
You pay only for value received.
Something else, that pays the dealer bot
Ter, may be offered as just On good Per-
haps II u, for him, but it can't DO, for you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
CHICAGO WANTS A CONVENTION, TOO.

Chicago Nov 0.--Chicsgo is going after the next
National Republican Convention. At a meeting held
this afternoon IN The Grand Pacific Hotel the matter
was fully discussed by prominent politicians, and 1t
was the opinion that while open fight should be
made the honor, dignifed effort should be put
forth for IT, Other meetings will be held to take such
steps are deemed necessary 20 secure the plum again
for Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
KANSAS REPUBLICANS TO CONFER.

Topeka, Kan, Nov 8.-The Executive Committee
of the Republican League of Kansas is preparing to
secure the fruits Of victory Saturday night dispatches
were sent to party leaders all the State request
ing them to attend a conference here with a view 10
shaping action Of the party in 1892 Senator Plumb
will attend the conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
MR.. HALFORD AGAIN At WORK.

Washington, Nov 9-E. W. Hahord, the Presidents
secretary who has been III for several weeks resumed
his official duties At the White House this morning. lie
is improved In health but Is still somewhat weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
THE PRESIDENT SEES THE TAR AND THE TARTAR"

I-HI4SIDIs1I sSI-Is' TIII
Washington. Nov o Specially large audience ut
Abaugh's Grand Opera House tonight witnessed the
first performance I'm this city OF The Tar and the Tar
tar as presented by the Asldn Rorke Comic Opera
Company with tire original New York east including
Digby Bell. President Harrison and party consist
Ing Of Mrs. HARRISON Mrs. Hale. Judge J. NJ Scott,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker and Mrs. D.mmlck, occu-
ped two Of the boxes. which were gracefully deco
rated with flags and flowers. Among other prominent
Count Maurice saula, Charge dAta're, for France.
and Sir Julian Pauncef0te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
WARRANTS For DELINQUENT Inspectors.

James A. McKenna, the Democratic candidate for
member OF Assembly In the I'D District OF Queens
County, says he has discovered errors enough In the
returns TO warrant him in claiming his election Inc
errors he says are clerical there being discrepancy
between the total vote and the returns OF the whole
number Of ballots cast. The Board OF Canvasses VIII
meet tomorrow and will be asked TO take action In
the matter Warrants issued yesterday afternoon
for Walter J. Sheridan, Michael Smith and Thomas
Maher election inspectors of the third district OF the
First Ward and Michael J. Casey, John j. Creighton
and George A. Ketchum, Of the second district OF the
Fifth Ward by Justice Hendrckson. They are charged
with tampering with the returns The returns from
these districts due at the County Clerks office In
Jamaica on Wednesday last at noon. but 1t was mid
night on Saturday when they reached the clerks Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
HICAGO ANA RCHISTS TO BE PROSECUTED.

Chicago Nov. 0.-DstrictAttorne Milchrist is pre-
pairing TO prosecute the leading Anarchists who during
the memorial parade yesterday detained the United
States mall by arbitrarily refusing to allow the Govern
Inent mail wagons to cross the line OF march.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
=. =. :. NEVER FAILS TO DO THIS.
AN EDITOR

AN EDITOR
Mr.. W. c. Curtis. Editor OF the Meck!enburg News
~ Eoydton Va that he has been entirely relieved
from sbscess which formed In his throat and caused
intense pain almost choking him He could not swallow
solid food and In painful condition He says
he took only three bottles and that effected
piete
Treatiso on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer y. Atlanta, Dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

REORGANIzING FOR WORK NEXT YEAR
regular meeting OF the IXth Assembly District Busi.
Mems Republican Organization. President William a.
Mass presiding, held at headquarters, No 47s Hud
sonst, last night committee Of from each election
district appointed for the purpose Of rcorRsnzng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

CALVERT COUNTY, MARYLAND, REPUBLICAN.
Annapolis Nd, Nov. 9.-The Secretary of State has
received set OF returns from Calvert County which
-h- ove
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Force Them Out.

&, WITS SPECIFIC 10 remedy which Is far Ia
- advance medical science, 10 has been expellIng
Mrob from the blood and curing the diseases
so years and IL only recently that the medical word
have concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

In s,v dlssrsm eonsIluvus llhe shows ns a Sprt
fluctuations Yesterday, as observed at the es<
signal Service station at this city The dss
the tempe! oture noted at Perry's Pharmacy gu" ~
.,,y cloud
Tribune ONCE, Nov 10. I a. m.-"'ns'' .,uss
weather prevailed Yesterday. With a heavy MS b
amounting TO rain. at night. The enper'sue sas =
tween IS and IS degrees. the average t'1t and Il
lower than on tho corresponding day last N''''
higher than on Sundty. ,.,u rr,l ably .
In and near this city TODAY thsre WI
warmer partly cloudy weather, followed o' '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
A GREAT PILE OF COAL AFIRE IN DULUTH.

Duluth, MIMI, Nov 0.-'The great coal pie on 20
Northwestern Fuel Company's docks Is sun On H'''
though water has been pouring into the burning nlaS
at the rate Of 800 gallons minute since las, fnos''
some sixty men are wheeling away the coal from las
nile but the firemen cannot reach the hottest por0a
a. the blaze. II the air reaches the smouoenhs n''
the whole mass containing thousands Of toh' VI 'oA
is likely 10 be destroyed. Some of the largest eieu,
lie near the coal docks. Int II Is believed tii' ".
can be saved. The Of the fire Is DeieVea
sponts neous combustion. The full extent Oh uie a.
will doubtless reach into the hundreds OF ln"'"
OF dollars Engine No. ard 1000 ieet , oi Ian
ch.roa of eight nremen were sent from Mlhheapo.e
This morning TO relieve the Overworhed hrcn'e" wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
RABBI HARRISON CALLED TO ST. LOUIS.

St. Lonis Nov 9.-Rabbl l.. Harrison, of Brooklyn
has been chosen by the Congregation Of Temple Israel
Of this city, 10 succeed Rabbi Sonnenschein who re-
signed about two months to return 10 Germany, on
account Of ill-health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
The Only Way

70 cure disease is to the bacii through tho
PORES OF THE SKIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

Tar, Ldcerice aud Tolu Waters
Allsy all irrttalons Of Vie throat
YOUNG 4 6MYLIE, Manufsctufera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

Candidates for office IN Brooklyn at the ia1e e.uo
are fastening to comply with the law req"","e ,,h,n
ION DAYS after The election. Many statements "co
flied in the Kings County Clerks ONCE Yesterday.
David A. Body the Mayorelect eweas that he esv. .
50. 500 to the Democratic General Comml"ee, Una'
advertising and printing cost him Sio9l -ms pc'u'es
cost him $685. and that his total expense announces ~
$4,353. Asa c. Brownei', TIE hepunnoan o' 'S,,".s
tor Comfy Treasurer. spent s316. The Republican
(,,mpaipp Committee had $3.50 of this. and the rest
went for printing advertising ard carriage hire Horace
T. Dresser the Republican candidate for superV'SoraV
Large, paid out S7O7 o. Ie gave $500 to the county
campaign committee, $25 TO the seventh ward lam
paIgn Committee, sa3 10 campaign CLUBS anu pau
sao6 c5 for printing.
Frederick Hauck, who ran for supervisor In inc
Twenty first Ward on the Republican ticket files
statement the last item of which is interesting for It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
The statements OF election expenses Oh ANU, ~
.,s..- ., tho recent election were fled In the
County Clerks Office YESTERDAY They were as fo'io~s


Name. .,,.n xyIId Dstrict 1851 90
Harry c. Hart lD') AIuermnah Ella DstrIct 500
q. P,sWebster (T) Assembly,, A->iAi" D'' 70 90
William Wanman (ttl COtoher I,;,h nstylct 1874 90
Joseph Martin CD, Alderman; AZ ~ nstric: 500
Henry c. Judson (D AsschoS' YSVitb D:sttict 81 60
William Henkcl (R0 AloernahS III Disrct H.. SS3 rs
Myer j. Stein Cd, Assembly! &c., Dstrict 2O2 90
w Van Colt (R.), Alderman n lin mist 442 90
James II Southworth Cr), AsSsnoHSii stnict 500 O5
W, Sohmer I'D Assembly. An ith nissrct 437 20
William Clancy CD. Auttl'ny Win nistrc. 1917 IS
r. NJ Morgan CT Mdrrmsnl IA sS Dstrtct JIG so
j. C.. Wund (r), Alderman, a Win nstrict 1872 80
D. r. Martin (T Assembly,! = Wth district 400 90
O. Marks Ok. Citzens) Ses =. ,y,,is,,tct SS4 90
f. r. Hagan (T0. Senate Atu I III nistrlct 500 90
Jacob A. Cantor (T), Senate Nifxth Distrct 40 90
John Connolly I'd Assent, ~ Nistrics 2S7 90
S Harris TIL, AIderIah - n xth District 81 05
S. H. Kendall (l( AssemDiS, , - nis,ric. 81 90
~ d. Hoyt &C. D., senate NJ, DistrIct - ,603 IS
q. w. Plunktt ID, senat, - win D,strlct "a 90
J. McMahon Cd. AsseinO! "a its DsrIet 90
P j. Dooline (T). AlderiS1i, IN DistTct 1916 90
NJ DDkelsplel IT,, AsseuDN. fin district ~ 375 90
William Tart (T.): AioinaI IN District 100 90
w. H. Murphy I'd Aucr..st, It'd district $50
u. Patterson az q Dl hiuI IYth nistrict . IS 90
Leon Cohen. &C. Do SenaS; vIst nsfrict - ,23S 81
A. q. Fisk (R.); Alderman &C. Curt 10 20
Henry Grassc (Rl Judge NV C%2dI th district so %
Morris Parntb r) A,s ssn lin district 100 2j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
MANY CONGRATULATIONS FOR MCKINLEY.


Major william Nc Knley. jr. GovernOrelect Of Ohio
who Is now In the dty the guest Of his brother
Abner Mckinley. at the Hotel Hamilton Forty
st. and thave occupied during the greater part
of yesterday, in receiving informal calls from large
numbers Of friends. acquaintance and admirers gen.
orally. who wanted 10 tell him how we'll they felt and
how we'll they hoped he felt after his signal triumph
over the Free-Trade Democracy OF the Buckeye state
From the congratulations which have been showerd
upon me since nv arrival in the Empire CITY, SAID
Major Mckinley al" looks as II the electoral battle IN
Ohio was followed with interest by the citizens OF TINS
Commonwealth 80 -. :. iii,
D1Iriug your stay. Major" the reporter asked viii
you have any political conferences or discussions WIN
ieaders I'm political aArs in this Part OF the country
AZ VIII not" he answered emphaticaliy "and
would like you to make that statement Tor me ho
unennivocaY as possible Goodness knows want u
rest Now II was not easy to obtain the needed quiet
in Ohio and want and mean to have hee ior
two weeks or 80. The coming year VIII DE full Oh
politics and people who have anything 10 90 WIFI
public affairs want now good breathing SPELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

bargains In fu ruiIWrs ,,., co.'s. ~
a new designs may be round tt Geo. " ''
West lith-st. near 0thAys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
TWO FIREMEN KILLED N CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. Nov. GA fire broke ont this m0nH
in Oscar Onken's picture frame mandatory IN
West second-st II spread with great rapidly Do
ing the fire a ladder put up by the hremen rel sa
instantly killed Fireman Bockiage' Oh 'ne Ou''' Da
ward Anderson. also fireman was fatally injured
Aired Dohertv was hurt by a falling cornce Tho
fire was caused by an explosion OF varnsh IN hs
cellar. william Mayors. who was at work there vas
fearfully burned, and was imprisoned 'ns'e una'
the flames were subdued so that he could Dc ooosn
ont. He then appeared to be ravlng mama na, ,,a
rbs Io,s i, estimated $50 0o1 insurance slSOo@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
1892. Addresses were made by Colonel L. Packard
Frank Demetz nnd John Alexander.
NOT CAST DOWN BY THE ELECTION.

xxIST DISTRICT REPUBLICANS EAGER TO BE'lN
THE BATTLE OF 1892.
The Republicans of the XXIst Assembly Disuio~
far from being demoalized by the defeat OF last Tue"
day turned ont In force last night at the meeting OF
the district organization, aggressive en'hnsa'ho' N
to begin the campaign of 1902, and determined thn'
victory should not lie with the opposition then on
account Of superior organization early appearances
M the field John Proctor Clarke presided, ana hie@
ander r. Mason was secretary. The rooms OF INC UT
canizotion al No lOb East Flfty-nnth-st. were
crowded Among those present were Coiond "i,d'i'
McMichaej TIE defeated candidate for Congress iron'
the XIIth District: Thomas b. Odell VINO was oe
sesied for The Assembly James A. Blanchard Coiohei
loci W. Mason william Leary, Assistant Ohiteu e'a'e
Attorney General Mott Thomas Pool ana f. W. biooni
ingdale. ,.,
BY vote OF the meeting the committee appoiuteu
last spring to investigate the work OF the ioeai Ni''
Service Board was instructed to make Tpoi' Nv '''
December meeting The president was authorAeo 10
appolnt a nominating committee, which should report ~
the coming primary list of officers to be voted for at
tho January meeting. vote Of thanks was passeu
expressing the appreciation Of the organization Tor the
work done in the campaign Just passed by the Eecnon
Committee. OF which James a. Blanchard was chair
man. and by the officers Of the association ana the
captains of the districts.
This brought ont speech from Mr. Clarke In wlhcn
he outlined plan of organization by election distHcus
to DO begun at once and carried on through all the
year. by which he believed the full Republican
strength could be brought out to register ana VOtc
The Suggestions were received with enthusiasm and 1t
was resolved take lesson from the perfect OF,
gaDiEation of Tammany Hall and meet that dlscpnned
inspectors and workers no whit less well drilled than
It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
FATAL FIRE IN DENVER.
-FOUR BODIES RECOVERED AND TWO Aon
TuOuGuT TO BE IN TIE RUNE

-FOUR BODIES RECOVERED AND TWO NOE
THOUGHT TO BE IN THE RUNE.
Denver. Nov. 0.--The Mansions Livery Stables Ed
teenth and Lawrence ss.. were almost completely 10
stroyed by fire between 80 and O'Clock this morS-
Ing Four men, possibly six. roomlns ~ the HHo
norton OF the building sufoeated, and between
twenty aud thirty -four hcrses met death In the ns
way The names OF the men who lost their lives ~
Thoma, Bower aged twenty-five years OF Peoria IL;
George Richards aged twenty-slx. Of Lincoln Na;
David Elmor, hsme unknown: otto iielbin, Of Is
Loni. II Is thought that the bodies OF two more 1sa
70 in tlo ruins There were several narrow escs2ess
as portion OF the building over the stables was "'a'
pled by dodgers, When the police and fire departures
arrived a number OF them we've hanging oot OF "
windows having been almost sufrocated by the vSuns
Of smoke inside.
The lower portion Of the building was occupied v
horses ana carriages. ard one room In the upper NS
also BIZ horses The one; sufocated were those 10 H
upper portion The police liberated the horses On ~
lower floor The stab.es are owned by smith q soosN
Loss s.O 900: insurance. $4,000. The horss NS
worth iron 1900 10 TIoo e2ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

Sdred-the life
that Is fghtint
against Consump-
ton.
o n y act
promptly.
Put It or, and
nothing can save
you. But, II TAX
en- in time, DR..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-01
Proprieto,

Always keeps stock enough 90 hand TO supply n,
Customers, in town abroad a. the
SHORTEST NOTIt Il. WITH THE BEST or
CARE FOR TRANSPORTATION.
IN Your Way 60 the Depot Gail Gus and Sanspi.
bIs BeeF. liquors and cigars.
He KEEPS THE BEST IN TIE MAPKkT
ap2a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-01

Plain Lemon Soda,
Cream soda.
Sarsaparilla,
Ginger Ale.
apple Cider.
champagne cider.
Grange Wine.
Waukeslla N. Water,
sarsaparilla X Iron,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
HE COULD nor OBEY BOTH NOTICES.

A Tribune reporter recently witnessed amusing
incident at railroad station in New-JeSey. watt
ing passenger stepped to the counter where
papers, knicknacs and tobacco sould and bought
cigar. This he lighted and stolled composedly about
the presently the porter Of the place approached
him, and with emphatic I!bernlan brosue asked:
Can you radel'
"ouit. fairly" replied the passenger. "why''
"Then what does that sign radel' demanded the
porter, pointing 10 OF the tlcketseller's box.
NO smoking" responded the pilgrim in a do
Mberate tone.
"well, that's the rule, dye mond.'
See here" said the transgressor; Can you readf"
Indade can shure.'
"well, what does that big sign by the cigar-cass
there say ~
Ii says, Smoke the King OF Clubs cIgars.''
"That's exactly what was doing. Now which sign
must i obeyf'
"By the powers man, but We have the best OF it,
and N report that Slaney 10 the company, so /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
"UprrR cRus7' GIRLS, EVIDENTLY.

From The san Francisco Chronicle.
One OF the greatest social puzzles to European
strangers In San Francisco Is 90 classify our women
by ther looks and dress, TIE average globe trotter
fails utterly TO distinguish The 400 from the 10000
A startling case OF this inability OF the European
tourist related the other night in prominent club
by n swell visitor from across the herring pond.
Deuc dly queer girls you have IN san Francisco,s
said the loyal subject Of Queen Victoria.
How 5olH
81 was out in pawk this morning. you know, and
saw two deucedly pretty and mOdestooklng girls rid
ing bicycles up hill, you know. and they looked so
inllv and innocent that ! c0nldn't help remarking
Very hawd work. ladies, and wha. do you think was
the rplysi
"Whatl
YES bloody hard work, Gully. and--poor pay {,
Do yOn think they were respectable girls ~ asked
the puzzled tourist.
"Oh certainly. No doubt OF IT, Regular upper
ernst In fact the style that takes the whole bakery
as Won might saw when they 90 OUT
The observant gobetrOtter made note Of this IN.
cident and ID will doubtless appear In due time in
book form under the heading, "Eccentricues OF tine
san Francisco Aristocracy.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
NO Impurities in
Royal Baking Powder.

1t is the only baking powder yet found by chemical
analysis to be free from all impurities and absolutely
pure This perfect purity results from the exclusive
Of cream Of tartar specially refined and prepared
by patent processes which totally all the
trate of ime The cost of this chemically pure cream
of tartar is much greater than any other, and it is
used in no baking powder except the Royal"
Dr. Edward G. Love- formerly analytical chemist for the
u Government who made the analyses for the New
Board of Health their investigation of baking pow
der says of the purity and wholesomeness Of the Royal"
81 find the Royal Baking Powder composed Of pure
and wholesome ingredients. 1t is cream of tartar
powder and does not contain either alum phosphaes
or other injurious substance.
(Lats u S. Gev't Csemis) "E G.. LOVE, PHI. D."
Prof. LouSs tests, and the recent official tests the
United States and Canadian Governments, sAov the
Royal Baking Ponder to be cream Of tartar baking
boasr superior to all others tn strength and LEARNING
b0aVer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
PROOF AGAINST LITTLE Surprises.

"why did you have called at O'Clock p' roared
commercial traveller. he faced tho dazzling
clerk and banged his fist on the register.
~ didv' retorted the unabashed dazzleE
'You did not sir %
81 tell you 1 did!
'You did not, sir, and can prove itp'
mo. you can't provo tp'
Eyes, 1 can"
prove 1t then -
"wel you did not have called at o'clock, be-
cause did leave word 70 be called at all % and the
commercial traveller rrrned and looked for the hotel
clerk 70 blush ard apologize
But no looked vain. little thing like that woudnt
syea make hotel clerks syelid nutter.