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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-08
THE CAUSE Is REMOVED.

He began vomiting about the hour named,
and, fearing a worse spell than usual, DIR. 8.
G. Good, who was ready TO drive to Sidney,
was called.
Before he reached the house the young
man vomited what looks like a ''horse.haif
snske.n It is, however, different semiI
reptile. Its length is ten inches. 1t is
brown in color, as large as the wrapping
cord used by druggists and ia gorgon-eyed-
that is il has q sinrla eva
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20
THE TWINS CELEBRATE

An Object Lesson For Alliance Men who
Believe In Reform Within Old Party
Lines,
The widest time ever known in EN-
poria occurred last eight the occasion
being a celebration, participated "a Jy
republicans and democrats alike, over the
result of the late election in Kansas
IN the early evening the streets were
ablszs with the torch lights of pro-
cessiOn and noisy with the din OF
bands and tin pan brigades. There
were besides. people in burlesqus cos
tunes representing PETER, Simpson,
Mrs Lease, Mrs Diggs, Mrs. Viclsery
and other leaders of the alliance. An
other noticeable feature was a squad
of ladies from Pike township who took
part in the parade armed with brooms
Later IN the evening the city looked
as if on fire, so many were the bonfres-
An eG1gy labeled POLK was dragged
through the streets with a rope at
tached TO the neck and then hanged to
telegraph pole at Commercial street
and Sixth avenue. Then blank car
tridges were shot at it until it took
fire and burned mp. With all this, tho
crowd was unusually jolly and good
natured, and not quarrel was heard
Of Still later in the evening a meeting
was held st G. A. r. hail. where DR.. 7.
G. Biddle, chairman of the Lyon county
republican central COMMITTEES, was pre-
ssnted with a valuable gold watch and
chain. and the secretary. J. W. East
man. with q set OF parlor furniture--
EmPoris (EZan-) Associated Press Dis
patch, Nov 2.
The ridiculous and contemplate spec
taels these patriots (7) are making Of
themselves only proves the truth OF the
adage Some people are easily pleased"
Ia 1890 the highest vote cast for con-
gresham in Lyon county by the pso-
pies party and democrats com bined
was s.0IA At the recent election the
peoples party east an average vote for
county officials OF s,21S. while the twin
frauds com binod caat an average vote
Of 2, 6Is. Query: Where will Shs tvins
be when the ligature Is cut?
GEoReE c WAHD.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20

There Is q striking SIMILARITY IN She
utterances Of politicians concerning the
alliance whether they be dem ocrats or
republicans, or whether they live north
or south OF Mason and Dizon's line
They all regard it as q very bsneheent
organization cGpa BILE Of great good II &c
would only keep ont of politics. just
as long Is the farmers would condns
sheir organization to its social features
and keep right on voting for the old
barnacles that have been clinging to
the ship OF state and fattsuing upon
the substance Of the people, for To-
these many years, they were hne, in
teliigent fellows, and their organization
was a good thing; but the moment
they conclude they have some rights
that even politicians shall respect aad
determine to enforce those rights with
the ballot then they become dema-
gOgues and visiOnariss, and their organ
ization becomes an element CT danger
to the country OF one thing Senator
Morgan and his fellow com patriots of
the north may rest assured, the alliance
has gone into politics, and it has gone
in TO stay until the justice OF its claims
is recognized aud its demands are given
the force of law. The wall of despair
from expiring politicians viii not save
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20
ADDITIONAL. DIsPATCHEs.

ITALY has ordered the Italian squad
rOn now in the Pacific ocean to proceed
10 Brazil and protect Italian interests
in that quarter.
Gsntles'. SOnenfeld's and the Famous
stores and badly damaged others The
total loss was placed at -, OOO, coo.
IN a tenement house fire in Brook
iyn, II. Y. two women and four chill
drsn lost their lives and many had mar
row escapes
THE Bell Telephone Co has been
granted n com bined telephone and tele-
graph patent This is expected to end
the long tangle.
THE property of the kentucky racing
association Of Lexington. the Oldest in
the country, is TO be sold at auction De
cember "a
THE wholesale houses of the Mime
apolis (Atinn.) Glass Co. aud Lindsay
Bros, agricultural implement dealers,
were burned The total loss was nearly
sscO, 600; fully insured
TIE National Farmers Alliance con
ventioR met ia Indianapolis, Ind. on the
18th Secretary Tillman in his open
ing address scorsd the late congress
and declared the alliance non-partisan-
In the evening President Polk read his
address
PALo AFRO. the renowned stallion,
owned By Senator Stanford broke the
worla's stallion record at Stockton,
Cal. to s:OS =.
EDITORS SEvsER and Harrison of
jackson. La. were arrested jsst as they
were preparing to 60 out aud fight a
duel
THE Episcopal church congress
opened ia Esahfngton on the nth
With sz-Uaitsd States Senator Ed
snunda presiding
UIEEER wheat crop reports from the
various states are only fair Kansas
and lows make the best shoVinlss
JOHN ErNDELE. & SoEs' pIanizg Eniu
~ Newark, n. J., was destroyed by
azs= Loss. 500. sec
SIX brick businsss houses on Carter
street. chetssno1gas Tenn, the proper
- Of y. A. Possy. we're destroyed BY
IKE. causing S5G. G9S losz
Eaz lnserozS OF GEoat Britain In the
worlds fair i growing very fast and =
notsbls exhibit IS certain Mr. Ernest
Hsrts wiz haye a uotsble Irish saiil
display
TlsE ssnnuai banquet oE the New
York chamber Of eomn1sEss vsUs hsid
oa-Ehs 18th. ssors-azT Esster made q
spsscr ia fEFar u binaatatli5ua as es-
esapsEred hy tbs 2rsseas sYslezn
sRn4fsEEHIs e sac ssttexF cases bs-@
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The coinage OF metal for monetary
use is but relic OF barbarism- IL IS a
survival OF the time when '1avv aud or
der ives not. and he who sold anything
must needs have the actnal equiva.sut
put into his hands then and there. or
be had little hope of ever getting IL
Conditions now have entire1y changed;
the old prasties f. discarded because
unnscsssaEg- Waluablss now are uni
vsEzally exchanged by means OF papsr
orders. chse-uas drafts and aGespeanes4
The sdea thnt an exchange OF goods ca
property must Be done with somsthing
5has possesses sqeai value With she
thing ezekaEgeds has been a5solutesy
discarded Cold money ts Occasionally
t-s1sfas-zed frori one vlult 70 another
With q sgzszt flourish of sFuupets. as AZ
tbs king was taking jcuEnsY, but Lts
relsrlgs asnauue e not SO much rs q
arep q the bucket Iss pEssenee dosl
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20

makes it the duty OF congress to fur
nish the people sufficient money to do
the business of the country without in
terest9-SOuthern Mercury.
We have lately re-read Senator
Leland StanfOrd's land-iOan bill It
seems to US, that il the measure was
generally understood by the masses
that congress would be compelled to
make it a law. 1t is sound economy.
and would certainly result in great
good to the people. 1t is necessary and
viii triumph Ph--ThomGsville (Ala) Al
lance Reporter.
Has anybody seen anything in any
of the great dEilies'' concerning the
recent Endorsement of the Ocala plat
form by the state alliances of Califor-
MIA, Kansas, Michigan. Indiana and
Florida? Has this item escaped the at
tention OF the news gRtherers? They
told US all about the division of aenti-
ment on this question in the state alli-
snce Of Missouri Why are they so
silent concerning the action of the
above named states? Is the subject
losing Observation-Disclosures
in 1855 our national debt could
have been paid with s, 600. 600 bales of
cotton or $4,000, 600 tons of bar iron.
When the debt had been decreased
nearly fifty per cent it would have re-
quired so, OOd, 600 bales Of cotton or So o
600, 600 tons Of iron to pay it. This is
what an honest" dollar can do when
the metal base Of it Is within the reach
of gam bisrs and speculstors- Isn't it
about time to stop talking about our
s'honest" dollar? It is one of the
swindles of the age--NeW Nation
The order in Arkansas is doing we'll
All the old differences between the
several organizations have been salts
5act0rily arranged. by the unselfsh and
patriotic efforts OF the leaders. and
they have all united under the banner
Of the Fsrmers' Alliance and Industrial
union and are making q gallant contest
for the griEeiPlss of the order. This
state is also fortunate in having excel
lent officers and the benefit of an in
telligent and aggressive press The
brethren are earnest and anxious to do
their full duty in the interest Of re-
form. ana are taking advanced grounds
looking toward independent sction--
National Economist
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20

time opponents against the alliance and
support three republican candidates
for representative In Kansas a mum
ber of judges were nominated by a
fusion Of democrats and republicans to
defeat the peoples candidates In the
Tenth congressional district of New
York the republicans iudorsed the
democratic nominee In Ohio, Gov,
Campbell said: eff you can't vote
for me, vote for Mckinley" The New
York Sun says: "If a democrat cannot
be elected senator in Ohio, by all means
return John Sherman" All this goes
to show that the two old parties are
going 20 Join issues in an effort TO de
feat the ref~-m movement as their
only hope for existence. and. If sue
cessful, divide as before on the same
old lines and continue their work of
oppression aud deception. This con-
dition of affairs must obtain before
any true reform can be successful 1t
is the natural outcome of the perfect
work of education By joining together
in this manner the two old parties dis
close the hollow moclCery of their pro-
fessions. and it is positive proof of their
hypocrisy and deceit Such action viii
tend TO disgust and drive into the re-
form movement many honest aud indie
pendent mem bers Of both parties. who
place country above party aud the well
fare OF the people beyond political sue
cess. The usual tendency which waits
upon such methods is to force the Peo-
pie through a sort OF natural selection
into two parties, the one containing
the plutocraG aGc-partisau politicians and
blind followers Of both parties. and the
other TO represent the producing lib
erty-loving, honest, Intelligent element
OF society. That such an evolution is
now going on but few close observers
will dispute; that its final co1summe-
tion would bless and benefit the people
no one should deny.-National Econ
nuv1ak
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incidents The republicans and demo-
Gratis united on Lucien Earle. a demo
crEt, to beat Judge Doster and succeeded
in carrying every county in the district
Ia the Twenty-ei district. composed
of Morris, Dickinson and Geary couu-
ties, Judge Nicholson, ia order to Sc
eurs-the peoples party nomination,
deserted the democrats. This resulted
in com bination Of democrats and re-
publicans being effected, and in the
nomination of Judge Humphrey, q
democrat as an Rnti-nlliaBcs candi-
date. The combination has been auc-
cessfuI. and carried every county in the
district, Humphreys majority being
nearly sOO.-AssociatedP Press Dispatch.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20
Wall OF THE POLITICIANS.
They Fsar tas Alliance sFIlE Destroy LtseIf
BY GoIEE Into E'oliEIel-

They Fear Eas Alliance VIII Destroy LtselG
Asy GoIEE Into Petite
As preparations for next years great
political campaign becomes more
numerous. the question becomes more
pertinent ns TO what part the Farmers
Alliance viii play in It. or vhsthsr It
viii play a separate part at all A
Question that has already arisen. too.
in the minds of a great many ob-
servers Of public events. Is whether or
not the alliance IS on the decline. and is
likely soon to dizintegrasa- Senator
John 4. Morgan, OF Aizbaml-VEho has
always been friendly % the alliance,
thosgh he has taken sharp political is
sue with its financial pIaffoEm-eon-
tributes an articie 20 the November
Forum in Whish he undertakes 70
throw light GH Clsse inquiries He
uaaintailE that the farmers haEr-a real
s7risyancef he heartily aPProgss their
orfga1izstioas ne hal great huEsss that
IL s4outd aE first accomplish much egocds
snd he thinks that IL the alliance would
remain true &c its oriEinal purpose it
VE1u.G be q most beneficial urTsanizls-
6on- But be points Ont the ris1 Of
meet destructive ssnsssHcsss and % nsE-
row ideas since PolitieiEas have gct
hold Of j, and hs ssss the great dal7es
Ehst tEsy VIII wreck zha whole rrHrsE-i-
EstioE- SeaatoF MSrgss points Dut the
clear tnconstssztio1slisF o. tas GEan-
ctzl dsmauds uf She Esada-s OF the ~
li-l1Ta----ll1lsi z7ss.l-~- IT-=
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ALMosT roeETHER.
The PIut0orats En tlls Two ola Parties Eu,
Gstt1as EaaSg 60 Eaao-

Ehs Plut0orats In the Two ola Parties Are
Gstt1nE EeaasE 60 Euso-
One OF the most cheering evidences
of the progress OF reform and the
power which it vyieIds may be found In
the fusion between she tive old parties
that ia Being conaummatsd In different
parts OF the county Nothing save n
realizing sense of their danger aad the
necessity for q desperate fight for SELF
preservation would ever force these old
enemies Of thirty years and more to
combine against what they are pleased
TO cali a common foe BY so doing they
make two important admissions: First
of their vFavering strength. and,
second, the absence Of an important is
sue between them These are confu-
sious thatindicate q complete change OF
men and methods, or a final disruption
or disintegatioc- It disclosss a want
Of confidence ia themselves, and is an
acknowledgment OF the power Of
the reform movement In the last
election democrats and republic
ans Joined in not a few instances
to defeat alliance candidates a the
present time the democrats OF the coun-
ties OF Adams. Bolivar aud Sharlrey, IN
Mississippi, have united with their old
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20
QUA aREENBAoK DOLLAR.
a RspaBHean zaallasg TerssIy shoua Up-
And Lslaass sElal,s tls laetaE.

a RsH1bHc-n E'a4lass EeEssIg shovz Up
And Tslaz7s gFEs.e's the Matter.
In 1862 our legal tender zrsenbseE
dollar wss worth only s8 cents In coin;
In 1858. 20 centss in 1854, IS ceuss; IN
1876 It was worth only sax cents, not
sEithstaudzngr its legal tender quality,
slEld tie fast that the war had been over
s7lors thar ten yea-s--ksI Dorado Re-
publican
Tils editor Of the Espablicaa ought
70 know. 4 he does aos. that the only
government notes issuzd during the
war that Vvsra fan legal tender were
the sixty IssillioaE Of demand notes
snd that bhsy were At q premium from
the day os TIER Issue 20 tie day OF
thar rstizeznsnE Re ought also 70
know = he doss not that tFs Ezasn-
Esli-s were Durp5s=lT 5epre-issad Ia
1re-ar % make g market for the da1srssE
tsaEins- l-zz1 lszlls sasr,rz-.l : sew sE-s5as.-
ls-s9Es II sod szeu s-ls e r4ssF ca
shs pz-4Ss -szss.a1zs. 7ssss-s-- sse7s.z s5s-
o. tze r--r--7Ss z1- ssefs ---s- s57-lsls
80 z.7s--aA A1-i-io- rt7 .ls-575 90
a.
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RonzEEs held Up the Chicago express
zs miles south Of hEiiygsuszee at = m
"a ths lstA- A large amount Of booty
ives secured. Dynamite was used as
/. AEher recent train Eobberiez-
Iizz British ship TAlisnaan was re-
rs,rts-7 On her beam snds on the En-
s,iish epsss- Fifty toas OF wheat were
ielssieaed.
.sE Il trouble brewing with the
Es.sss IL tfsa vicinity Of Fort Dzehesne.
Utah
s.srtire family OF Hvs persons was
ias'sa BY , tenement house flrs il
ssstttss t=l4s O
jury Ia the WoodruR saas It
Tsilsla EoSEs Ark were unable 20 agree
ana rgl-zz discharged The jury stood
- f1.- rsaviction and ak for eeqadztist-
rses5pss frous eussonas st Kew
e-. li,ria7t tzia first tsn daEs OF No
7vets s.. 9se 500. OF Eze2. esI less
izs -. .re-alpts si1HEs1z ssls correspond
sssrz .J-.lElzi-taszs Yezr+- -.
- - ..lls house rsts.r1ss for ss-s VesAx
esais1ve1ntsr - s1esee1 Ess average
sdsas-=t. 13s selsf-a-rssl lsi.h tie cor
rLs-alssg 1zeels y. last y5ssf. In HzeS
u lle -i1t=eAso tsSa -
aElasa1 fsiaz-nH-es.-l s--rzlt sgs-s
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wealthy butcher, voted. He had never
voted anything but a straight demo
cratic ticket When he came to cast
his ballot he took a straight republican
ticket, shut both eyes, held the ballot
behind his back and requested the
judges to put it out of sight quick. as
it made him sick. The com bination
candidates of the Twenty-ei and
Twenty-hfth were elected by decided
mujorities The Twenty-6fth district.
over which Frank Doster, The alliance
socialist leader, has presided since its
organization, comprises Marion, Chase
and Mcpherson counties. The cam
paign was an exceedingly bitter one
and was attended with many exciting
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20
FARMERS ALLIANCK
ALLIANeE q MoTEa

Now for '02-
-shyIock's twins axe Graternizing.
"A railroad Is or ought to be q pub
lie highway and should be owned and
controlled by the public lic--Pittsburgh
Kansau-
He throws away his vote most sE-
SectUally who throws it into tine laps of
the old parties at the expense Of Prin-
cipls.-Ee1 Nation
The farmers and lsborers of the
land are rapidly learning that their in
terests are identical What bsnohts
the farmer Will be TO the benefit of
mechanics, artisans ana other labOrsrR
Southern Mercury.
1t Will take over one-haIf OF all the
votes to control both the Old parties.
while slightly over one-third OF the
voters can get together in a new organ
izatiOn and win an election, provided
the old parties remain divided.-Aifs-
souri, World.
Why should American citizens pay
tribute to Europe IN the shape OF usury,
for their credit, when our constitution
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-20
THE BOSSES FIX UP A BITTER DOSE.

The republican party carries Lyon
county. The peoples party apparently
loses SEQ votes Last year the demo-
Gratis and resubmission republicans
voted with the peoples party. This
year the republican party was thorough
ly united and nearly all the democrats
voted the straight republican ticket
The entire republican ticket is elected
in Lyon county by maiorities ranging
from ESQ to 500. a feature OF the cleo
tion was the voting of the democrats,
a large majority OF whom not only
voted the republican ticket, but actu-
ally made vigorous canvass in its be-
half A laughabie incident occurred
when William Born, a well known ana
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them from the fate which it has been
decreed shall be theirs. They are
marked for political death and burial
They are all bound to be Ingallsizsd. -
Topeka (Kan.) Advocate.
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-Psesldanf POLK has been making q
visit 20 enc Pzcf6e states. Hsmak rvith
q -ovsa receptfon and found lte brsEsh
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-12-25
Div. Il. and 0. II. II.
TAKING EFFECT NOV Is. 1901.
Trains Southwark.

Trains leaving Philadelphia at A. M. and so
.lf'. NJ are daily and train leaving Wilmington at
5.35 A. M. is daily except Sunday.
Train No. 500. leaving New York at 80 p. NJ, will
stop at any station on Philadelphia Division to let
of passengers from New York
i Train No. 5l3 reaching Baltimore at H. 7. NJ,
stops at Havre de Grace AT l0l A. NJ. on signal,
and at Van Bibber at lie A. NJ to take on pas
Sengers Tor Baltimore and points West,
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rB-Wanted to Purchase, farm in Herford
or Baltimore county, of from seventy-6ve to
one hundred Acres or more. Principal object,
land. Must be cheap and of good guilty
Wanted, also, II good Woman, (wnite or
colored) to do general house work in small
family. Good home and good wages to The
! right party. Apply ut AgiS Office " address
"Inquirrr," Aberdeen, Md. move
tH- For Sale o. Reul.--A nice little farm of
4616 Acres, near Chestnut Hill. John McCum-
miue7, ChestnHt Hill, Hartford county. dnov
Wanted To Buy-a one or two-horse
Tread Power. The Henry Reckord Mauufactur-
ing Co., Reckord, Md. 30oct
B-R Read Boudin's Advertisement of Fall
and Winter Clothing. 3Ooct
B-For sale-225 Stock Ewes, in fine con-
ditlon and excellent feeders. ID. b. Arthur,
Aberdeen. 23oct
,B- Highest Cash Prices paid for Fresh Cows
aud Calves Apply to l.. G. Quinlin. Kings
Vile, Baltimore county, Md. looet5m
H-For Sale.-A farm of so Acres, near the
Rocks OF Deer Caeek. Apply to j. I. q. Hop
kins, Bel Air Md. 7mh
.Hs-B Buy your Hardware, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes. Stains, Carriage Goods, Blacksmith
Good, Brushes, Woodenware, Tinware, &c,
from David. Hanway, corner Main street and
Port Deposit Avenue Bel Air, Md. He has the
largest assortment and lowest prices In town.
EGood Wheat Waned.-Highest cash
prices paid. For Sale Pure Raw Bone and
Standard PhOsphates, at my warehouse, M. Z.
X. X. depot, BEL Air, Md. W Smithson For
wood. Aug1
*For sale-A carload of Kentucky Mule
Colts. W. b. Bevard & Son, Emmor,on.
1Siec4t
EWe are selling more Shoes and Boots than
We ever have before. Why Because we have
the best goods at prices that please everybody,
and people appreciate our method of doing
business-Quick sales and small profits, At ].
q. Rouse q Sons. Bel Air. nov6
wFor Saie.-Seyen Building Lots in ''Dal-
lam's Addition" to Bel Air. fronting ON Main
street extended and Dallam avenue Enquire at
this office. 27mhtf
sAl persons found trespassing upon the
premises OF the undersigned with Dog, Gun, |
Trap or for any purpose whatever, will be ar
rested and prosecuted to the full extent of the |
law. John Michigan, Jacob Briney, Richard |
Sheridan, Stephen Crow, VIM. F. Reasin.
16oct3m
tB-For Sale.-Three Shares Hartford County |
Agricultural Society Stock. John II. Rockford, |
Bel Air, Md. 2oct
H Money to Loan, in sums to suit. James
j. Archer, Attorney, Bel Air. 2Sje
Es5 900 to lend on mortgage upon real
estate. Herman Stump, Bel Air. 2Sje
wMil For Rent.-A No. stand, at Mill
Green. Favorable terms. Apply to w. Smith
son Forwood. Bel Air. 24ap
~ Excellent Bullding Sites for sale on easy
terms. Apply to Mrs. Margaret Head, or
Stevenson A. Williams, Attorney, Bel Air.
27feb
q Blank Deeds, Mortgages aud Magistrates
Blanks of all kinds on hand and for sale at this
office 26dec
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Trains North ward.

The 7.05 A. NJ. and 3.35 P. NJ. trains
from Baltimore daily except Sunday, the 5.25
II. NJ. is daily and the S.45 A. NJ. train on Sunday
<Dnly.
Z Train No. sos, leaving Baltimore at 1855 P. NJ.
will stop at any telegraph station to take pas
sengers for New York. provided notice is given in
time to notify the train where il stops regularly.
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Erae agitation by the sanItaty Era, journal

lDlbhed in the interestpf special improvement
death OF universal started ted
fwesson as to the Injurious effect OF
use Of ammonia n baking powder. Among
fhe thousands OF replies condeI1ning its use, we
ELECT the following :: E. H. HolDrOok. M. d, Pro-
lessor Of Chemistry. Baltimore, Md. says: l most
sfmphauealiyenter my protest against the employ
ment OF AMMONIA In any torn whatever in baking
certainly unfit for such purposes and ought to be
alscouitenaneed Dy every honest physician IN tlle
world. might state that not long since ex-
smI1 ,e pound can Of Royal Baking Powder
ana found contained large per cent Of ammonia.
IL y time sucl frauds were exposed and the man
u,acttre Of sncn impositions stopped, and trust
spine decided steps will som be taken TO prohibit
me manu- acttlre and sale Of such infarious pro-
public. II possible, eveFy family in the land
should be warned againstite use Of preparation
stonsalnsng ammonia aud other Injurious sub
S, Jas; A. Stewart. A. MlN. d., Baltic. Md. late
f 2iee oneF Of Health and President OF me
o .,rsso Hoard u Heath, SAYS AS surely as the
~ surelY does the pfesenef OF ammonia in food in
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