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She said Yes.

James 4. Poe-22
Mollie J. Turner %.
Thurman J. Teeti 81
May j. Wilhelm-2O.
A. Frank Carrico-21
Allie l.. Ellis-18.
J. William Jackson-22
Efiie l.. KelIy-21.
William T. Paugh-3O
amanda A. Lewis-19.
Union Ringers
Sarah A. Frazee-27.
Joseph l.. Hartsaw-21
Anna &. Colbauh-18.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

Judge j. NJ. Shaw Of Pleasant
District was in town Monday. He
came up TO get the County Court
to have the DRIFT removed from the
road where Miss Cora Jefrers was
drowned OIL New Years Day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

9. G. Craig the old reliable coal
dealer will furnish coal at 6 cents
for run Of the bank, cents raked
coal and 8 cents all Jumps. Old
Coal Bills must be settled at once.
9-25tf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

John Gretscr will furnish you
cod 81 70 superior quality from the
Old licii ,ble Boyle Mine, near tow J f,
10 g cents PER bt shell Tor the run Of
the bunk Ind cents for all Jumps.
Give MIN your orders and you Will
get your coal promptly. 0-l8- IT,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Ashford Gibson of Tunnelt0n gave
a supper and party in honor of Mr.
Will West, who has been spending
the holidays visiting his many
friends at Tunneiton. There wer,
guest present from Grafton, New
burg, Austen, TUnnelton. Howcs-
vile and Kingwood. Dancilg,
and various social amusemcnts w re
INDUCED in. An elegant supper wis
served and the occasion was one
long to he remembered by the in
vited guest. Misses Ida AMI May
Spahr and Editor j. W. White OF
this Place were present. The edit
or Of the Argas acinowled ,cs an
invitation and would certainly have
been there, had lie not arrived at
the depot just in time to get left
us usual
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Itch on human and horses and
all animals cured in 30 minutes by
Wooliord's $ niiary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by 5. a. Pratt.
Druggist, Kiugwood.
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oonanmn,Ion anrnlr nnrea.

TO IHE tmroh.- Plosee inform your readep,
chat ! hago positive remedy ~ tho above .narnod
difcase. ~ its timely use thousands Of hopeless
cefes have been permanently cnrod. shall b. glad
to s0nd two bOtiies ~ my remedy FRRE 30 any Of
yonr realtors who have OnsrmrtiOn N they VIII
send me tboir yvprees and r. .. sddrcss. Respect
fnily' z. A. sLOCU1. NJ. O.. ISL Pearl a.. n. X.
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KnIgts Of PlthIas InstaIInilon.

Alta regular meeting of Brown
Lodge. No. 80. X. of p. held
Tuesday evening at their Castle
Hall the following new officers were
installed by District Deputy Grand
Chancellor Joseph VI Goodwin -
Past Chancellor, F. NJ. Thomas
Chancellor Com, j. VI. Crane
Vice Z" G.. A. William,
Prelate, j. X. Monroe.
Master of Finance, J. s. Brown
K. Il. Of s., W. G.. Conley.
Master at Arms, u. NJ. Wotring.
Inner Guard, G. Messenger.
Outer II. 9. Whetsell.
w. ". o. Dlwson had been
elected Keeper Of Records and Seals,
but declined to serve and w. G..
Conley was elected in his stead.
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fSrmod the ceremony. He h I'D
b en- very sick aud that was his frs,
trip out fho service was very
pretty and Impressive aud tne c,a-
n citing ptrtics were - bsGj3an,
couple On uhristcsss " egnu
bal INV !ic,sUre OF breaking bread
vi h the happy couple at ia. homc
of the srooms f,thcr. l.. IL. Frank
houSer. No description of ours could
d. justice u Mrs. Frdnkhousor :
e cellcnt dinner 50 Ill we can do is
to wish it would hrppca again
My Mr, and Mrs. frankhouser
spend their whole life as pleasantly
as W. did that day.
NJ. f. Chorplnning took busi.
ness "trip to Umon,own last week.
Chas. W. Wuddell entertained
some of his sehoolinaies on New
Years night with taffy pullirg.
His sister Miss Lynne had some of
her lady friends TO spend the even
ing with Ter and the children were
made to enjoy themselves. 1t was
fine fun for them to have their tea
cher, Miss Liston, where they could
play little jokes on her and not
fear the little birchrod.
Gypsy.
MT. NEBO.
Corro 'pondcnce OF the Argus,
Our people are sitting by the
ifeslde dsscu ssing the weather, and
pol ties.
We rise TO nominate David Ben
nett Hill of the Empire state ms he
Democratic candid tic for President
III 1892, and If nominated by the
next Democratic National Conven-
ton he will be elected.
Peter Lambert hls moved TO this
vicinity. Mr.. Llmbert lr,ws n
pension of s2i per month.
The school here is progressing.
well not the snooihest by any means
'bput ~ enrolled. A No. | in
grade IL MT always No. in tea
ching.
Mr.. $. VI Light WIS out at Haz-
elton LAST week OH business.
George Jenkins who has been
working near Morg ntown has re-
turned to his home near Valley
Point.
Mrs. r. $. Liston who is teach
ing " Pleasant Hill was ut home
Sunday.
Everything passed OF quietly
here during Xmas and New Years.
SCRIBE.
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News and N,tss Hare aad Thsro.

~iS nv" PeiAcCtiv sOutr.
Nice lot of Dry Goods, and No
tions just received at Browns.
Dan Fawcett left Monday for a
business nip to Pittsburg.
Hon. John p. Jones of Terra
Alta gave us paying call to-day.
This is the Week Of Prayer at the
Presbyterian Church.
John NJ. Freeland the Terra
Alta miller was in town to-day on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Eaton and
baby lett this morning for a visit to
friends and relatives in Pittsburgh.
Attorney d. NJ. wotring spent
last week over about Eglon, visiting
old friends and relatives.
Attorney James A. Brown has
been spending his holidays in Bal
timore.
Merchant P. A. Coniff of
Rowlesburg was in town Tuesday
on business.
Quarterly Meeting next Satur-
day and Sunday at the NJ. L.
Church at this place. 1t will be
followed with revival services.
Mike Lakin the II. X. & +.
Blacksmith is the new depot agent
and now has charge of things.
Ex-Sheriff Staley Shaw of Terra
Alta, has been in town on business
this week.
School resumed operations here
Mondty but the attendance is not
as good AS it should be.
Misses Ida and May Spahr spent
last week visiting relatives at Tun-
Melton.
Prof. G.. A. Cretchet did not go
to Chicago during holidays but was
in Pittsburgh part of the time.
Raymond Mattingly, who is
teaching at Tunnelton this winter,
was in town last Saturday.
SIairs Divy Gibson of Newbarg
drove over to the county seat Tues
tAsy.
Hon. w. II. Glover OF Terra A.
tn was here this week on business
before the court.
Send to the Smith Music Co.,
Grafton, w. Va, for Sheet Music.
Duncan MGR. returned Monday
noon from Halleck where he had
been spending the holidays with
the "Old folks ut home"
w. L. Nugent who has Keen
working Up on the Davis Rail Road
has been spending the past week
visiting relatives near town.
We had a clll from Henry Mar.
shall Grimes of near Roedsville,
who is here attending court this
week.
Squire Dave @. linn of Valley
district was in town this week at
tending County Court and the
Farmers Association.
Squire Alpha Hagans and his
estimable wife, of BraudonyiIle,
came up Monday, the Squire to at
tend court aud Mrs. Hagans to visit
at l.. N. AlbrIghts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fortney
are the happy parents Of bouncing
nine pound baby boy, which ar
rived last week, first edition.
Father and child doing we'll.
Miss Ylora Albright OF Pleasant
Dale and Miss Mary Thompson.
OF Harrison county were visiting in
town the past week at l.. NJ. Al
brights.
We had pleasant call last Sat-
urdsy from Lawyer John j. Coniff
OF Wheeling who spent his holidays
among friends in Rowlesburg and
over here on business. He re.
turned to Wheeling Sunday.
Misses Lottie and Belle McNiIlen
of Mason'own are here this week.
visiting their brother DR.. Robert
McMilIen. Kiss Belle will remain
and clerk in the drugstore for the
doctor.
n Ar.NFsIT-.. =
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Order Of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS;
AZ Rules ho'd IN the Clerks ouioc Of tho Cir
cult Court ot Preston County, ON the nrse
Monday ct January ioi
y In Cnancory
Isaac j. whet ell ct al
The object of this suit IL TO subject tho inter.
est ~ Isaac 4. whetsell In tho lands la the bill
and proceedings mentioned as an her OF the
late Michael Whctsell, to the payment ~ the
ciai'ns Of tho plaintiu In said bill and proceed
ingS mentioned. -
Aud II aprcar'nr that the defendant, klis-
=. 9th Taylor and r'cmv Taylor are not rs
III ,nts ~ this Str'- on lotion ot the PLAINTIFF.
" " ordered thu then 1 defendants do appear
here within one N onti .tter the date of The nrst
publication herV, =, ...,i do what IA neces ssry
O. protect the rinterests, and That this Order
he published In Tns Wusr VIRGINIA ANGUS,
new papcr published In this county.
A copy Test;
j. w. WATSON. Clerk.
p. J cRoGAN, Counsel for Plaintiff.
1-Satsid5
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Geo. A. Williams has erected n
porch in front of his house on Main
street.
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FOUR TRIAL NUMBERS,

with vreat premium Offers. on receipt OF 10
~ and nidrc 'ses OF Ia MARRIED
DIES. Only 90 cents year Hest monthly ~
,,s W rid. FOR the price. Address woMAN5
WORK, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
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Bucklcn,s Arnlea salre.

The best salve in the = orld for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Oh p
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
pll Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by all
druggists.
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Saturday night the largest part.
Of the season gathered at Liberty
Hail. the hospital home Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane. 1t was an infor
NAL affair and nearly oil the young
people in town were there. Viri-
Gus games were played and tasy y.
asuperior quality was passed in
abundance. so that all the lads and
lassics were fed enough tal7y" for
once anyhow. Music was yromi-
nent feature Of the occasion and
Mr.. Crane with violin. Herbert
Baker with coronet and various
parties on the piano, made excel
lent music for the company. This
merry party ended last week very
pleasantly.
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--BOREMAN'S--
COU I III 3Y RU ?!
SURE TO SToP A CouoH.
Cures Hoarseness, Colds.
Group, Coughs & Asthma.

rice csc. ut all iea'ers. Don't be
ooled or c)txsl into taking some
hing else called just rs gopd.
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Monday night Of this week u
"Cliico Ball" was given az the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NeilJ
Fortney. About fifteen couple Of
Ningwoods young people. who en-
JOY tins best of all social amuse-
mOn.s, were there and danced till
he wee small hours Of morn. b dc
them retire and seek home Hnd the
waiting arms Of the drowsy god.
Refreshments were served and the
ice cream, cake and coffee was de-
licious. Mr.. and Mrs. Fortney
did all in their power to make il
pl'aslnt for their guest. Most Of
the ladies' wore calico desses and
some Of them were very becoming
The raiment Of Messrs Ed Manown
Clint Thomas and George Niece
took the cake. Tuesday 'ght and
last night was devoted to lodge
work as most Of the young men Of
the town belong to some Of the
lodges and so has ended a very
pleasant and profitable week.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03

A Leading Feature in Our Business,
and have spared no time and money
to get together the Finest and Largest
Assortment of all Desirable Styles
, made by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
SECRET TYPHOID STATISTTCS.
Newark's Health Physician Fears tho
Publication Would Hurt the CIiy.

Newark's Health Physician Fears tho
Publication Would Hurt the CIly.
No figures as TO Tuesdays and Yesterdays
development Of the typhoid epiIsmic in
Newark can be had Of tho Health Board OF that
city because DR.. Titus. the Health Physician
has given orders that 70 reports OF cases may
go out from his office until they have has ed
through the hands Of the Board. That body
will not meet until next Tuesday night
Yesterday the following notice was posted
on the wall on the premises OF the Rev. Mr.
Nordt ut lOi Sussex avenue. to which at least
dozen cases OF typhoid fever have been
traced:
Boart OF iiealth VIM. thus NJ. ~, inspector m
Board ffty dollars fine Tor removing or interfering
with this tag
Tho well was closed because chemical
water con aimed OF free ammonia l--lOO; nj
bunen Old ammonia. 3D. 400. chlorine 50 = TO-
and nitrogen al 900
Another well at l72 snsseyI, avenue was
analyHed, but not G, Seu, ns the water wa,
found to 0 cOmpn: ntiveiy pur-.
Dr. iitns said Yesterday that tine water 0f
several wells was belug hunly2ed. ana hat
every We'll suspected OF contaminated Of Il.
ease; breeding qualities viii TO sulIr"e t",a
lie health. will be closed He again refused 10
give any statistics OF the epidemic. and sn!I
that he did this for the bost interest of New
ark, as by the publication Of figures the cry
will get nm unenyiahle reputation
The Withholding OF informant is causing
much unfavorAble comment in NeMark, ana in
order to ascertain The legality OF DR. T,us's
stand IN the matter, Chauncey Il. Parker. couu-
sci OF the board. WAS yesterday COZ, suited 10y
that DR.. THUS could legally withhold the
figures II he thought best
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
Trott,nr Mt the breeders. Meeting.

PouGHkrxrsrx Aug 26-There was = better attend
the second day of tho New York State Breeders
Troting Associations meeting In the for two
wear. olds Frame Tcrry's c. Benton Wilkes showed
splendid speed for youngster trotting tho middle ha
IN i:I. lie is by Alcorn. out Of Jessie benton Tho
hottest struggle OF the day was between Lines Bros
mare Glyceria and william DInehart mare Bush The
even after Glyceria won the ;irst heat in 2!a and
nnRly went deal broke on her. .,ycrriR IL from
Rochester lie ia bv onward out Of Princess and can
= ~. summarizes
Hudson River stock Yarn Stakes. $500. for foals of
1854
S. ". Frames n c. Benton wilkes Frame,,........i I
Charles Ros3oros br blue Queer (McDon ad)... 2
rarkylls Farms Linda $ an ord (Arnold)....3 3
s H. mars bk T. Doris tlatp MINIMUM. dis
NJ. Ilatners bk c. Gen. Tracy tSergeanp. dis
Time g. ", 2:Hie-
Turf Ffr'd and Farm Stakes 81 ~ Tor three.year ods
Liner Eros m. Glyceria Ward. ..........'..,I
vi liam Dnehart bk m Rush lBushi...........2 . .
,r-enyals Farms H. e. Ranger tiiowe,D,........t 8
Cha-, u. Ely's n Dick Iddy ranaikrn>. dis
Time: -. 81 2:.O'.
2;4O class for stations purse SHL
J. L. llatts b. B. Madison. by Leland Young
Gypsy .'au ..r.. .,.,..,...... ..,,....I
Guy Millers = Mexican Miller ..........2 2 .
Iime-!i3i 80 ";'ilA
Matron Stake for foals OF 1859. purse SI3J.
DR. j ". bay suubeam Pa chen bay ..... ". n
There viii bu four races 10 inc uiing 22O
a.
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the water which comes into this city by the
two adueducie which supply us. To be sure,
water Is pipsd from tho Bronx River and
Byram River watersheds, but this comes no
further south than Wiiiiamsbridge. Mnnhst-
tan Island and much OF the annexed district
depend wholly upon the Croton watershed.
But the Croton Lake reservoir cannot be de-
pended UPON TO store sufficient wnter, for the
mer: therefore other reservoirs hayc been
built In various portions Of tho region. and
from these water is supplied to the lake as it
becomes necessary.
Three Of these auxiliary ,rre.e.ryoII: have
been IN use Tor some years; Tho Boyds Cor
ners Reservoir on tue West Branch OF the
Croton Riyer is the oldest. 1t Is capable OF
sstorine 2.1OO ,O0nOOO gallons OF water The
Middle Branch Reservoir near Brewstors sta:
tion on the Harlem Railroad ia capable Of
holding .O0O0OO.O00 gallons The Sodom
or Eastern Branch Reservoir is known
as Double Reservoir l." and will
be capable OF holding 9.00O.0O0 900 gallons
whom completed. One portion OF II. the lower
on the map. has long been used. The bog
Brook portion. north OF 1t. with which It will
be connected. is not yet ready. 1t was the
legion around this Sodom Reservoir and below
1t that the board Of Health Investigated.
Three other auxiliary reservoirs are building.
largo ono on tho West Branch, below Boyds
Corners. known as Reservoir d" or the Car
mel Reservoir. is being built by tho Dspart-
ment Of Public Works. and will hold 1000 O0O.-
goo galilonsi Another, on the Titicns River.
600 gallons. The third. on the Muscoot River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
DISGRUN7LED IIARRIERS,
The Prospect Athletes y ppeal to tho A mi
teMr ATHLETIC Union.

Another athletic imbroglio Is on the tapis This time
It is the Long Island Amateur Athletic League and tho
Prospect llarriers and tho NArunA boat club which
have locked horns on tho questions involved and tho
contest promises to he red hot. Tho prompt action OF
tho Ath etc Committee Of tho League on Tuesday
night in dsluaiifving number Of the athletes against
whom protests had bNen lodged NJ the champ ON IN
game. on saturday bv sustaining the protest, caused
Was that Yesterday J"ln H. Arlior thr President of
tn. Prospect llarri.rs Nlei tho following OlIV nn
Committee
the Athetlc committee OF the lie 'gnr Of u.urpis Hu
thory not vested IN them by declaring athletes
professionals without evidence Also have reported u
the non that thc committee have violated laws Of
the Amateur Athletic Union referring to uuresassd
msmbsrs The Prospect h.rrisrs wiz nod tho League
moi who were declared tho winners by tho
bending . formal investigation by tho Amateur Ath.
letio Union Of the cuses at issue"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
WHY THE WATER Is FOUL.
TIE CITY NOT TO BLAME FOR cR0-
rows CONTAMINATION.

The state board or Health Mas Strict
Ruies, but Since the Legislature
Amende ed the Law In 1890 In the Inter-
est Of the Hsyseeds ~ Has Not Been
Possible to Enforce Them-Chief Engi.
neer Birasaii says Our Only Rem.
edy Lies In New I.nw Giving
tho City Greater Powers Than Now
The Croton Watershed a.d its Reser-
voirs-The Whole Territory Might Have
Teen Bought for Eight Miiiions Twenty
Years Ago. but it Would Cost Twice that
Now-No occasion for . water Scare.
Tho examination Of portion OF tho Croton
watershed by the Board Of Health Of this city
and the discovery Of numerous sources OF pol
luton along the banks Of tho streams which
feed our reservoirs have given rise to few
important questions.
How Is It that the water supply OF this great
community has been allowed to become con-
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known as Reservoir, A." or the, Amawslk
All OF these RESERVOIRS. built and building

known as "Reservoir A." or the Amawslk
All OF these reservoirs. built and BUILDING
are made merely BY throwing o dam !Aross a
sna e S' 81 S a
down. There is no attempt made to nave the
the water in GIoton Lake is low and needs re-
plenishing Then the water is let ont grad
over the bed of the stream for tho Intervening
! miles.
region were uninhabited It would lie AN ideal
source g mater supply Bnt It has popnlaa,
Owe" .sSa with Iams!s and small towns %xen.
~ M
Fnbie WorHs that S this eauid 10
done for $4,000 900. 1t was pronosed to allow
nre b sssSn to
that it would cost twice that amount to acquire
tho properly now Such proposition, how
ever. Is not being considered.
IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF THE PRESENT SCARE.
Tho water which comes into the city" said
Engineer Birdsall yrs,erd az. would probably
al S.ls
was Just such tmo over the condition of the
water; Tho reason lies IN the TACT that we
reservoirs up in the country. These are newer
than the lower reservoirs, and the water
Ss SO to s0s Settle @ Hkss yf 1ss III .d
ihere IS NECESSARILY q large amount OF vegetn;;
drew is as uch Jared the olaer
yoirs, hose q. At b, Boyd's, &. Corners and on tho
rainy period win relieve this greatly, for Il will
! refill Crnton reservoir and the older auxiliary
"Besides; the water Of sodom would not
,ha, it did 1t sodom by ,hs lime i Il reachSG
cr3ton Il would iaTe h run tfw Se miles
that would have entirely disappeared. We
when they were now. There Is no occasion, In
my, oninion, for scare. use the water my
But Enainesr Birdsall did not hold that the
water was pure or even good enough. On tho
and II o. nj The IL
duty Of policing the district. 10 remedy tbs
THESE ARE STRINGENT RULES.
>, The control Of the water.heI Is vested in
the watershed Tho law empowered the DO board I'd
rsaisdy Urged by The pspartm n ! u nn rub ls
Works that 1t did so. There was nothing the
wsls Toy yTss whHn at
In tho opinion Of some It was practically i'm
possible for the Inhabitants to live up to Thorn.
Every sin against the city water reporte1 BY
the city Board OF Health inspectors the other
day 10 v distinct violation OF these rules.
THE OLD LAW GOOD ENOUGH.
Now" said Mr.. Birdsall until the law of
1885 was amended in ! $50 Ill WIS We'll enough,
Tn 'er the old law tho department II Public
v orks was 10 mako inspeoii ms Of the water.
shed. anu notify al persons living on IL
who violated any rules or IN any way did
injury TO the waters Of the system. II
Hcatio N, We .then notified the State
Board Of Health. The stale Board would
in the town where tho nuisance occurred 10
enforce the rule, and would also notify the
this had tesn. done. II the notice Was not not
compiled with the depart ment turned the mat.
an action. The law nIed the penalty. and the
9llsnds!: ssnis5sIIy found chssRsi to sbsts
am:ndnshs 70 sSs isw W s,SSsd 10 nos.sss::
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
ICE WATER IN TOMPKINs SQUARE

Tho Moderation Society Gives tho City .
Handsome Fountain.
Tho Now York Moderation Society have COM
pleted a picturesque drinking fountain In
Tompkins square. Tho structure will BE- un.
yelled at 4 O'Clock to-day by Vice-President
Sylvanus Lyon. II cost $4,000. and Is the gift
OF ono Of the society's benefactors. who de-
sires to withhold his name. 1t is situated In
tho western part Of the square. A six-foot
bronze statue OF Hobo, equipped with Grecian
knot. a water pitcher. and goblet. surmounts a
one canopy supported by four columns Of New
Hampshire granite. hebe faces toTard Avenue
hns made her appear By her pose to be as
anxious to renew youth and beauty to her
guests a. she was in her palmy NEUROLOGICAL
on temperance. and Jupiter stayed out late
nights and spent his wages In riotous living.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
NONE BUT
ROYAL
Baking Powder is
absolutely pure. No
other equals it, or
approaches it in
leavening strength,
purity, or whole

(See U. Govt Repors) No other is made from
cream specially refined for and chemically pure No
other makes light sweet finely favored and wholesome
food No other will maintain its strength without loss until
used will make bread cake that will keep fresh long,
that can be eaten hot with impuny by dyspeptcs No
other is economical.
The official chemists of the United States and Canada, State
analysts municipal boards Of health and physicians ndorse
the great qualities Of the Royal Baking Powder.