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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-08

More people, adults and children, are
troubled with costiveness than with any
other ailment. Dr. Henry Baxters Man
drake Bitters vii! cure costiveness and pre-
vent the diseases which result from it, I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-08
Light Thrown on Many Re
cent Robberies.
T7HE KLINE GANG Is IN 1T
Committed without Bail-A Wen Work
ed up Case Against the Gang Kline
said to Have Skipped.
ROsPERITY has proved

ROSPERITY has proved
the Jonah of another
gang of town burglars.
Some years ago the
notorious Flynn Kline
gang ran upon the
rocks of justice through
the recklessness of some
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-08
Z or

one house in alley rear of Coal
lar streets. Apply at Furnitu
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-08

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SHORT STORIES REToLp.

The funeral of the good woman oc-
Cured at church in Maine and the
husband was about the only mourncr.
During the sermon, which was little
long, the man thought he would like
a smoke. Accordingly he repaired to
the front steps of the church, lighted
his pipe and was soon taking what
comfort he could out of it. Soon
neighbor came along. Whats the
matter, John?" he asked. Lost my
wife" lugubriously "No!" in sur
prise. Yes, l have, bcgosh. If You
don't believe it, go in there and see"
The neigh Dor took his word for it
One Sabbath morning, when n min
lister of an Ayrshire established church
was about to enter the pulpit he found
that John, the precentor, had not arriv-
ed. He instructed the beadle, who was
also tollman, to ring the bell for five
minutes longer while they waited to
see If John came When he returned
the minister inquired: "llas John
come yet?" mo, SIR" answered the
beadle. "MIost extraordinary see
no help for it, but you must take
Johns place for day" "Ah, no,
sir" replied the beadle, 81 couldna'
dae that Aiblins l could talk your
place, but couldna' take Johns F"
When Gen. Grant was living in Mis-
souri, on his farm, country lad, n
ncighbor, who was not only clever
hut made up for his slowncss by his
rsspectable qualities, came to puy u
visit "How's your father, Johnnic?'
said the general. Pretty well re-
piled Johnny, with his drawl-"for
HIM" "And your mother?" Pretty
Eell-for her" And your brothers
md sisters?' pretty well - for
them" well, Johnny, and how's
your grandmother Silence for the
space OF moment, then: shes
dead." "Oh," said the general, very
sDrry, very sorry-rather unexpected.
waan't ~" "Well," admitted Johnny,
NNUaA yA$hss-fns han,"
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TO BE SEEN AT THE WORLDS
FAIR,
World. mir Newspapers.

Five daily papers will be printed at tbs
Worlds Fair grounds during the exhibition.
The arrangements for issuing these Will soon
he completed by Chief Robuson Of the ma
chIuery section. 1T Is already settled that
Macninety nall which cost more than 81 ,2J0,-
UJ0 Will serve rs tho pre-s.rvom for these
daily papers and that ihey will be printed
from the finest aud fastest presses in this
eouutry. These presses have been secured ~
part OF the exhibit in Machinery hail and
during the fair they Will be used u get out
one morning and four evening papers.
hEch a paper rs viii be printed In the morn
Ing hours nas never been seen in This or any
other country. The first two pages are 10
contain the official announcements Of the
dny, such i.s programmes OF concerts in Festi-
val Gnd Choral halls, programmes Of the band
concerts aud all the official bulletins that d.
rector General Davis may Issue. The COIN
ple,s roster of exposition oiliciala, with the
location of tn-,r Offices will also be urlnted
for the Information OF those having business
with the managers. 1t Is not expected that
these pages viii contain any ncws matter
These features of the paper are decidedly
commonplace aud uninterestlng to most Of
the visitors.
The succeeding six pages d;c unique Ia that
each Of Tie six morning daiiies of Cnisasn
will contribute one page. These pages Will
fg fUrui-hed Ia tho form OF sJ.reuiypel plates
icad7 - be fastened 30 tue press The plates
VIII be sem 70 jackson PARK after the regular
editions uptown hgrn teen run ON IL i- cE-
pcclcd that cara viii Ss 'Hken 70 agoid a
duplication OF news matter. 20 thrt prr-on
who secures n copy Of the Exposition Buttt6i
viii get practically all the news Of the day
W. no advertisements will appear In the sheets.
The plans OF the evening papers arc differ
ent. They expect ~ send their storeotypud
plates to Machinery hail sns rpn ~ complete
editions Of their own public9t,9rs th"j'
editions could be sold on the grounds nearly
half aG hour earlier than the editions up-towa
could bc brought to the park
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AN ELEPHANTS EMOTION,

Overcome by Feeling When Ee Sn,.
vcsti -cs of his Deeea,cd Mothcr.
s Some OF the European newspaper 5
ire telling truly veraclous story Of
he sagacity of u trained elephant
which adorns n French travelling
show. The proprietor OF the circus
announced that on n certain night his
Elephant would play the Russ .au
flynn on n piano with his trunk In.
tense interest was aroused and when
The evening camo the oxpectant pub
lie crowded the circus 10 the roof.
After the usual performance four men
carried in n cottage piano which
they placed III the center OF the
arena Then the Intelligent animal
was brought in, parndel with much
dignity three times around the ring
and then. amid the liecnest excite
mcnt advanced to the piano With
n movement OF his trunk he touched
he keyboard, but hardly had he done
l. when surprising change came
over him. lie trcmbled with fear
and rage whirlcd his trunk into the
mir and then with II scream OF terror
rushed out OF the arena.
lhere was great hurrying to and
tro OF the employees. and the circus
proprietor aud tho elephant keeper
lett the ring for consultation. In IL
lew minutes the proprietor returned
and announced with regret that the
performance could not take place.
The fact was he said, that the cle-
phant had recognized in the key
board OF the instrument portion OF
The tuslss of his loug-lost mother who
had fallen prey TO the ivory hunters
OF Africa lie had suggested to the
keeper that another piano might be
obtained, but that expert had in.
formed him that the animal was so
overcome with emotion that il would
be impossible for him TO perform that
evening. Under these circumstances
he suggested that tho ''Russian
Hymn. followed by the ''Marseill-
aise." should be played by the band.
Tho entalnment was thus brought to
u close amid the frantic applause OF
the audience.
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PAINFUL.
Nparaisia of the To. and the Best way
to Cure 1t.

n neuralgic pain. more or less Sc.
ve;e. at the base uf tho fourth toe Is
noI uncommon. but has attracted
medical attention only within recent
years. Dr.. Morton. OF Philadelphia
In 1876, was the first to describe 1t
| and to report a number of cases. He
hal himself suffered greatly from it.
Tho attacks always came on sud-
/ dcnly. He was often obliged to re-
| move his boot sometimes when walk
Ing in tho street, sometimes when
riding in his carriage and sometimes
even when in company. When on
horseback he has been compelled to
| dismount tie his horse TO d tree. and
lie on the grass Unable TO proceed
further
He found the affection much moro
frequent in women than IN men
result no doubt OF tho greater deli
cMy Of womon's feet and of thcir
wearing tight shoes.
Dr. Bradford. to whose paper on
tho sub Get read before tho suIol,
Medical society tue Youths Compan-
ion is indebted for its facts says That
his own Investigations in respect to
|
those o Dir. Morton; that the symp-
y, toms were the same, and the proper
ton OF male and female patients about
the same.
one OF DIR. Bradford's cases was
that OF a young lady obliged to stand
all day. She was in excellent henlth
but for years had suffered from pain
in her right foot rad ating from the
base OF the right toe. Her shoes
were made with great care. but she
suffered all the time and sometimes
the pain was SO iniolerabc that she
would huvo submitted to surgical
operation for relief. She was re-
lieycd by treatment aud properly
constructed shoes.
The following is in brief, an ex-
PLANTATION OF this '.rnotutarsul neural.
gia' or ''AIorton's affection OF the
ieet." The base OF the fifth or little,
loe is in Il line with the neck OF the
fourth toe's corresponding joint and
by becoming pressed against Tho
nerves of the latter. it irritates and
inliames them.
The pain which results Is some
limos only of II dull character bu
sometimes is severe and lhrobbiug.
and may extend above the ankle. Al
n other neuralgia pains there is ne
Inflammation to be seen, nor any
swelling.
In most cases protracted rest ant
the use for a while OF quite broad.
;olel shoes will effect IL cure bu
sometimes tho excisiou OF the head oil
the fourth motatarsal bono is ncce5,
| &arv
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Paper. Pens and Ink.

Paper, as we learn from recent discoveries
was In use in Egypt as far back as 2s10 b. {. ,
and not merely. old Pliny thought, from
the time of Alexander the Great. The an
clients, II appears, knew more about pens and
inks than they usually have credit for. The
Greeks made SILVER and Other metallic pens.
and Latin manuscripts show great variety
OF inks-red, purple, green, blue silver and
gold. The great Floreire bible In the British
museum shows the skill of the penman ln the
twelfth century in the use OF this mode OF
decoration; and in somewhat later time. il
was no unusual thing for scribes to annotate
their texts in colOred lnks-red. green, violet
blue-using each color for dlssinct class Of
notes, historical, biographical, geographical,
etc. Scientific works nre often made exceed
ngly attractive by colored diagrams, chro
nologies by architectural arcades and orna
mental panels.-LOndDn Academy.
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tiHnt in The EleetrIclty building.

Plans lor interior illumination OF the citc
tricily building are described rt come length
in Il new magazine devoted 10 WHfIps Falr
electrical engineering, edited by Fred r. 81
Land, According to this description 4oO
iatups- each of 2,OOO-candle power, VIII he
Used as Il basis for illumination, In addition,
he Individual exhibitors bre preparing cX-
htoits on Il scale Of magniheunre that viii
make the building blaze Of electric light
Entering the main portal,n writes Mr. De
Land, 1T Is planned to have tire eye Of The
visitor at once attracted by colossal struc
lure of glass rising seventy feet above the
iioor and situated directly beneath The center
Of the groiucd arch formed By the iulcrstCtiou
OF the north and south, east and west naycs.
'l!Iis VIII be the exhibit Of the PhpHix Glass
Works, PttsburE, with It's interior lllumlna-
ton from many cdlpred lights and the kalel-
du-eoplc change of ia prlsmatic coors,
crowned with its tiara Of art lamps suspended
from the dome above, it will form a htting
cenicr-piecc for the magnificent setting frOm
which IL appears to spring. Probably moth
Ing more brilliant. nothing more gorgeous,
has ever been attempted before 1t mag bo
likcneJ TO AN electric fountain. immobile,
crystal-pet:ifed in the midst Of lts play.n
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DO YOU ReMEMsER7

Do You remember one fair day
Within that room so bright,
You sang tender song TO me
or trusting loves delight
Twas in the roses month Of juno,
Loves month that dies SO soon
Do you remember, love, do you remember,
When softly fell the mellow light
OF silver moon upon the meadow-land,
The song you sang that nightf
Twas In tho roses month OF June,
Loves month that dies so soon.
Do you remember. love, do you rcmemberl
The years have bscn so long,
And Silence lai1 so still between us,
Since you sang that SWEET song.
Twas the roses month of June;
Loves month that dies SO soon
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AHom.-Mad. Turki.n Bath.

Any one can fix up Turkish or vapor bath
ia his own bedroom at II little or no expense
\ wood-seatcd chair can he placed over a tub
OF boiling water, and the hathcr has only To
sit on the chair aud cover himself from his
shoulders downward with heavy blanket to
get u iirs,-class vapor bath. Some people
vary the arrangement by putting hay into
the tub as well as the boiling water, but thiz
Is unnecessary and only adds to the trouble
aud mess. The same precautions are needed
against catching cold ns with regular Turk
ish bath. with the advantages in favor of the
home affair that You can get into bed without
having to go out of doors after getting over
heated The simple bath as described will
cure rheumatism and spr;ins well as re-
ducC weight 10 an apprcciahlc cXtent-St.
IuffiS J{,Ir- HgtuDsFIf
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Quaint specie. of Grow

In his subsection on .'modiHcationsn Of
types of birds and animals Sir John Lubbock
cites what is newest and most marvellous. He
tells Us Cf particular crow in New Zealand
where the male and female differ widely - 10
the structure Of their bills. The male bird
hus bill stout aud strong, adapted 10 cutting
aud digging into the tree but lie Il deficient
In that horny pointed tongue which would
permi. him to pierce The grub and draw II
out, The ben bird hiss, however, nn elongated
and straight bill, "and when the cock has
dug down TO the burrow the hen Inserts her
lon hll and draws out the grub, which they
divide between them very pretty illustra-
tion Of tho wife being hrlpmptc to the hus-
band. '-Bilgt'J Commercial
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THE MExloAns COURAGE.
How He Rescued n small Cl',.L from III
jaws of an Infuriatrd Leopard.

"'rhc Mexican is not usually trained fight
rr. but he doesn't lack courage said George
& Smith to u reporter OF the st. Louis IioDt-
Icpiorraf '.llc will lake more punishment
than any white rlan liyiug before admitting
that he is whipped lie is It mixture Of Span
lard aud lndian, and inhcrits ,hc reckless
daring Of one and the stoicism Of the other
rhc br;ivest deed ! ever witnessed was per
formed by Mexican some years ago at III.
range \ mcnagerie wts exhibiting in the
town, aud u large, fierce leopard c,ci "a
from its cage aud went bounding down the
principal street. \ child about TWO years Id
was playing On the curbslone and clappcd It's
hands with Elcc as the beautiful beast cane
bounding toward it. Every body was scurrying
for place of safety, when rather handsome
young Mexican came around the corner TIE
child was midway between Him and the ami
mai. and both advanced toward f., cycling
each other. When dozen feet distant The
leopard crouched Tor spring but the Mexican
Wa- too quick Tor it, lie sprung forward.
caught up the child, threw 1t behind him, drew
bis long kni,e and advanced on the leopard,
Tie latter beat the pavement with lts tall and
made an ugly Kissing sound Ike that OF -
monster Kissing cat expected to sec it
spring upon the Mexican, but II did not.
When It's antagonist was within dozen feet
OF him the leopard sprang across the street,
and with "A low grOwl trotted Oft.
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4 Tree IIni.srL

In the center OF the dome of the srver1-
rnent building, rising up thirty feet from the
floor level, Is the hollow trunk ot giant red
vGgl tree. tyenty-one feet In diameter In
side Of It's Taila, Two feet in thickness, Is a
very comfortable sitting room space. The
walls have been planed and the Getting Of one
compartment aud the floor of that above IL
are formed by transverse section Of the tree
sixteen inches thick. This section Is held up
by cross-sectiOus OF railroad rails, and,the In
terror Is lighted by electricity, a ladder
leads upward through tie ceiling 10 The
ond tiaor and hciow q fuil-size single doorway
has been cut from the east side. Ii will be
litfed up A. Il residence
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III rrade ln unrse Mont.

One of the most prosperous industries in
Paris is the sulc and disposal Of horschesh for
food. There arc in the city Of Paris $50
shops for the sale of horsciltsh. and In the
course OF last year more than 2l,pO0 horses,
Gl mules and 2i5 lonkcy- have been Killed
and cntcn by the Parlslans. The most eingu-
hr point about this traffic is that the price Of
the flesh IS equal to that of good beef, twenty
cents pound. II is only fair, however, to
add that two-thiris of this meat has been
converted into sausagcs, so that IT is more
than possible that the consumers are ignorant
of the source of their tooth@ome dish. 1t is
now ensy TO understand how it is that good
horses are so scarce in the Paris iiacres; at
twenty cents pound fat horse would be
worth more when he was dead than alive.
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pnnr uunu-,n N.tnr..

Mr.. Chugwater has been reading
aloud to his family the details of the
terrible tornado in Minnesota.
lis that all there is of it. JosiahP"
asked Mrs. Chugwater.
Yea" he replied laying his news
paper down. 1--we road TO you the
whole story. names OF the killed and
wounded and all. F"
Il know n great many people in
Minnesota rejoined Mrs. Chugwater
with sigh of mild disappointment
but none OF those names sound ra-
miliar. Chicago Tribune.
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ruttinr H,s I.nnt Ir .I..

Miss Clara Winterbloom-Ma
this is Mr.. Tutter. lie was under tho
impression that was the only dnugh-
tor aud have just been te ling him
that have two sisters
Mrs Winterbloom-Oh yes. You
must meet Maudo and Estelle MIR.
Tutter. They are both OF them older
than Clara hero.
Young Tutter wishing to say the
right thing-I didn' t suppose it pos
sible Mrs Wiuterbloom. that you
could have any daughters older tina n
Miss Clara
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Notur... sur,.t AIiv.

II nature did not struggle aguinst disease,
even In weakly constitutions, swift indeed
would be the course OF IL mnlady 10 its fatal
termination. Whilc nature tnus struggles, let
US lest worse bcfall us, aid her efforts with lu-
dicious medicinal help. ENperieGce must be
our guide IN hntties with disease, and that
lamp To our feet inci taies Hosuttors Stomach
Blttsrs as safe tried and thorough ally OF
nature II The blood be Infected with bile. II
the bowels and stomach are inRctiye,i IL the kid
neys fail TO eSpel Impurities Of which they arc
the natural outlet, course of The Bifiers IL the
rurest reliance OF IA" nuurrcr. one, moreover.
that II sanctioned uy professional indorsument
and usG i1r nearly hHlf ~ century. No Arleri-
can or foreign Trmudy has earned greater dis
iinction as a remedy aud preventive for chronic
liver complaint, mUar!G. constipation iidnc'
and rheumatio trouble and dcbtlity.
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Flower

" I am Post Master here and keep
ne. 1have kept August Flower
for some time. l think it is
hdid medicine" +. A. Bond,
a., Pavilion Centre, N. Y.
The stomach is the reservoir.
# it fails, everything fails. The
liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the
heart, the head, the blood, the nerves
all go wrong. If you feel wrong,
look to the stomach first. Put that
right at once by using August
Flower. 1t assures a good appetite
and good digestion. g
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NJ. stackps sle.. Melnory.

Your little boy Ralph Mr.. Stack
pole" said the teacher. lis quick
enough TO learn. but fear you may
have to take him out OF school. He
shows indications Of incipient o?h-
t,ialmia "
by gum exolaimel Fnrmer
Stackpole bringing his fist down hard
on tho table III you don't whip that
esat oi hNA ma'Am ! wlill'
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Should he kept at stables and stock yards
Salvation OIL IS the best friend not only OF
uian, but of dumb beasts Ms well. For swcllcd
iu'riS, strained tendons, old sores saddle
. lis and wounds OF all kinds there is no
remedy like Salvation on. Price 25 cents per
b9tf1r
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''Rcmember that in Garfield Tea you have
an unfiiling remedy for Indigestion, Sick
Hcadache and every attending i'll that an
abuscd stomach can make you suffer Every
druggist sells it. 25e. 50c, and sl,0o.n
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An EXTENDED PopULARIrY. BRowN's
BRONCHIAL rRoCurs have for many years
been the most popular article IN use for re.
ieving Coughs and rhroa, troubles,
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fiTE-Au Gb stopped free by DR. KiISE'B GhRAr
as..yE REsIpa6a. No after nrst days use. Mar
velous ru,cs and g 90 trial bottle free II
oase- Send klno, a7i Arch St, Phadslphia fA-
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The testimonials which the mail brings in
every day run thus; "Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
cur'd the baby of Group at cured me of a
most distressing cough or ''it cured my little
hoy of sore throat'' I'VE could not do with
a.,
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We have noticed n page article in the Daily Glo'd
on red noing weight nj very small expense IL
VIII pay our renders 10 send two-cent stamp Tor T.
copy 10 Atlas Circulating Library ii3 State Street
Chicago, M
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One thing may be said in favor of Cain; he
did not try to escape the penalty of his crime
by the insanity dodge
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lohnny-"iy pop is richer n your pop.n
Freddy Maybe he ia, but he will never get
lnck the money he lens my popn
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ONR ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the tastc, and acts
Ecntly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clennses the sys.
tenn efectually, disrcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
only remedy of its kind ever pro,
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c.
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mado it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista 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 FlG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. HsW YORK. NY.
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There Is craze for tailor made articles
among some young women. Even tailor
made Young men are in demand
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rInrIy IiIu.tralcI Uook,

A dry goods sslosman may be an expert
with the shears, but it hurts The establishment
70 cnll him ...lank the Elnnnr.I'
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At the fancy grocer's-"Are those raisins
importcdm Clerk NO, but the labels
are -
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"Haussn's nlaEic Cera sslvs."
Warranted to cure, Or Mcpsy rqfaD4o1s ~
rev alagsIst Tor u. frice y -
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Royal Baking Powder.
THE GOVERNMENT TESTS
ESTABLISH ITS ABSOLUTE SUPERIORITY.

taa tram latest oe5al u s Go0e,nen RGf On Baffsg
Paf,s, DEPARTMENT Of Agr"Ia'f b"ilef0r ~ page 527)
Royal is placed first of the cream of tartar
powders, actual strength, 1905 cubic inches of
eavening gas per ounce of powder.
Every other powder tested exhibited much
lower strength than the Royal, the average
being 50 per cent. less.
Every other powder likewise showed the
presence of alum or sulphuric acid.
The claim that this report shows any other powder of
pcor strength purity has been denounced fasehood
by the Government officers who made the tests.
Avoid all baking powders sold with gift
or prize, or at a lower price than the Royal,
as they invariably contain alum, lime or sui
phuric acid, and render the food unwholesome.
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Be very slow to make acquaintance with a
fast young man.
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1t is somewhat of n paradox that the more
Memther strip. thc colder Il will be.
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Baacr's Cod Liver OIL.
The hcst In the world. Cures consumption.
Makes blood and flesh. Sold by druggists.
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sIs.- t--!.-.~,s ---.|4- .--l- >.ur. for Chill.
drcn tce,ans, saftns thc issals, rsduces innamnn-
ton, nliass am Y.ag oniic esc,nis bottle.
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The pen enables the young man to give hi
girl au inkllug of his sentiments.