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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 80. 1893
whole strength Of ths party with the was
ory, Down with federal supst yisitn Ii N

whole strength OF ths party with the WRY
osy, Down with federal supervision ~
Lacey laid srea. ..'sss of .hs cons.isu-
sionHlisy OF this law. And thon began to
speak OH this election out ages In ths south,
bringing on wordy exchange with Tai
hste. OF onth Ca olina. whom ho teaohsd
shAs state. Lacey getting the best Of the
sncountsr. Aft.r Lacey had concluded.
MoLAurin. OF south Carolina. replied to
his ssrtoturss on that sAnte, declaring that
hs was In favor Of local self. .aovsrnmo
Wilson. Of Maasa aohaaetts. wanted 10
know. II ths democratic party favored
southern men to places in Minnesota. North
aud South Dakota. and other no thern
states. do Almond. OF Missouri. followed
In au port Of ths measure.
1tllette. OF MRasaohusetts, took Tho floor
when Do Armond had finished. He spoke
against the bill. Gillette and Dewitt
warner entered into Z heated alAat cation
about ths condition Of affairs In New York.
The existence OF Tammsny Hail. Gillette
said, Was undesirable BY good men OF both
parties Ia New York oity. Tnmmnnv 10 an
unsorupulous, unprinciplsd organixation,
with NO sentiment higher than spoils.
Gen. Joe Wheeler. Of Alabama. followed
with vigorous speech In support OF The
measure. Graphically hs painted a picture
OF tRs ty,anny that obtained In the south
ss the result Of these laws. Gen. Wheeler
vas followed BY Ex-senator Blair, Of New
Hampshire. Blair's throat was 90 affected
shas hs vas forced, after explaining his
idea OF the Immense importance Of the
question. which involved the falsity and
error of the psrnicious doctrine of states
rights. which he supposed settled BY ths
war. TO ask the indulgence Of the house 10
print his remarks In the Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
N. y. DIVISIONS.

The Montana Divi Ion May ns Made M II
Formerly WsA
Special to The independent.
LAWN asToN, Sept. 29--THE INDEPENDENT
correspondent inssrviewed a leading rail
road official At this point to- day relative to
The statement that a general consolidation
Of the diviaions Of the Norths,n n Pacific
W . to be made shortly. The official ridi-
culsd the idea. and said that II the road
remained under its present management u
change which Lad been under consid.ra.
tion tho past few weeks would probably be
made. This will be to do away with the
Missouri division and givo Superintendent
Dorsey, OF the Yellowstone, = division ex-
tending from Billings to MandAn. Supor.
intendsnt Finn will then take that part OF
the Ysllowstons division between Billings
and Livingston and add II TO the Montana.
This will give him his old division extend.
ing from Billings to Helena. with head.
quarters In this city. Tho Rocky Noun
tain division will ,emAin M II IL. Nothing
definite IL known that even these changes
will be made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
PERSONAL.

A. Il. dateA formerly Of Helena. but now
OF Chicago. 10 In town.
Hugh Anderson and A. NJ. Grant, OF Salt
Lake, are NJ The Hslsns.
W. p. smith and wife have returned from
= visit 10 the Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. D'Aoheui. OF Butte
are In Helena, on their way 10 ths WORLDS
fair.
MIR. and MIS-. j. OMAR and family, Of
White sulphur Springs, are AZ ths Grand
Central.
Mrs. =. J. Rigget staff, Of EdRsrton. No..
IL vtsiting her brothers. L. q. Read aud A.
L. Read. ths former of whom she has not
met In twsnty.soven years.
Helena people registered at ths Montana
building ~ tho Worlds fair recently we're:
John Il. Diles Bsn u. King, II. ]. Powell
son. Richard knight. A. B. Keith. J. Kara
tofsky and family, Ada II. Aarphy, Mrs.
Belle Osterhout. George r. 0osum.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
Troubts Among Yuma Indians.

YUMA, Ariz., Sspa N.--Stnoe Miguel,
chief OF the Yuma Indians was dtopped on
account OF killing accused witches, he and
associate office 9 have caused trouble fox
the new chief Pasqual. and finally decided
TO overthrow Pnsoual and take possession.
pAsquai arrested one man and MIGUEL and
w. nty IndiAna attempted yesterday TO re-.
lease him. Entering the oom they seized
him. but friendly Indians interfs cd. Six
men on each side fought with fists An hour.
whsn Ma shal q eenlsaf arrested Miguel
snd six com, anions, and placed them in
jail. PAaqusl, the judge, ordered MiaueI
aud another 10 be given twenty-five lssheu
each, which WAS done. Serious trouble ID
now looked for,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
Panic On u Steamer,

MoNlREAI. sept. M-Thcre was serious
panic ON tho steamer Columbian returning
from Cotssu last night, Sparks from the
smoke stack started smsli hre in Tho
upper cabin. The boat was crowded with
passengers, and whom the fiss was discov.
cred women shrisksd and tainted and =
number OF male pRasenge = acted In n
oowsrdly manner. Several people isd 10
Jump overboA d and only hard work on the
part Of lhe officers and crew rreyesatsd seri.
ous loss Of life. The flames were finally
gotten under control, but the boat was
badly damaged,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
THE REVOLT IN BRAZIL.
Much Property Destroyed by isonbardin
-Nnn.Comb bntRnts Killed.

Much Property Destroyed by NoMbArdlng
N"n.CoM bntNnts Killed.
LONDON, Sept. D--A private dispatch
received here from Rio do Janeiro BY .
prominent Arm engaged heavily In ths
Braxilian trade, givss tho following I'm
portAnt information: The Amsr,oan min.
lister yesterday instt ucssd ths commander
Of the United states steamer Charleston 10
trotsot Anne loan COOS In bAr9es In ths
bay from seizure BY ths revolving squad.
ron. He also tslegraphsd the government
~ Warrington, advising that the United
States vigorously protest against ths fur.
ther lombsrdmsnt Of Rio dc Janeiro; that
many non combAtsnts hnve been killed and
Mu b property destroyed By repeated trinR
on the oity.
The United States government instructed
Minister Thompson to make every possible
effort TO protect Anne loan persons and
property, aud all the moral force Of the
governments should 10 sxsrtsd 10 o. event
further destruction and bloodshsd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
PRICE FIVE CENTS
"FRIEN I,s."


me Popular Comedy. Drama to ia~ seen a
Mtng's Nent Tuesday.
Edwin Milton Royls's most sucoa..fn,
ur"ma OF "Frisnds" will rsosivs iss initial
berfo' nance In this oily NJ Mina's oper.
mouse on Tuesday evening, Oct. D. Ths
COMPANY pFssentsd here by the manages
mens ~ the original one that appeared IN
new York IN "Frisnds''x II during iss great
run shere, aud Rlnnos atiths list oe elnNmss
WIZ convince anyone ~ Nil oon vsrsanN
WIN shsasrlcal sfaira that the company ID
comp possd OF the beat and highest sNlafied
arsiass. Among the psominsnt ones srs
Seisna FesecE. Lnoius Henderson, II. ID.
Lyons. henry Bergman, HAIRY Alien. Nhs
sushor Edwin Milton Royle, Louise Wake.
!se. Carrie EerR and Others. "Fstsnda'' Il
s snsie!ors sars 70 es pressnted in manner
from the ~. Paul Pioneer rsess Of : taVs
date y Of inssrsss: Tho Aisls aivss ths ksy
note 10 The theme. " ID fsisndship e M
poet SECS u In bis dreams, % ths pultiS
orator paints y In his most exalted digit.
And in proof .hsreof ons friend L wililna.
snd'oas nd :" .s1 s down ne !ise for shs other.
highest. pussst love for woman e
laid upon the altar Of isisnd-
ship, and the rsnounoine lover s.
comes shs winning advoea.s Of his s,val's
cause. fovs4sJ In iss dlxess form possesses
no ssrsors for the noblsst Of passions. auC-
ofeEs opportunity Tor one friend 10 ~ 10
the rssoue OF the other. This IL tho feeling
which pssvadss the story; this IL the light
which sheds its glow over the mental ,to-
tutss a. they are parAdsd In turn; this 10
the alssa shxough which tho perform anos ID
seen ana which eives 1t The chief charm.
An integral paPt Of the play aud tunp,ua
sh'ouah y from ond to end. ia the story Of
woman's passionate lover. iitched on the
same high key a. 10 ths story Of 'Frisnds." !"
The strength, fidelity and altruism OF tAs
ona has its counterpart in tho purity, ton
dssnesa and devotion OF ths other. u IL an
the pictures Of friendship. and its character
!. shown BY Its 50 vivAl Of burning aoousa-
tion and bitter suspicion"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
III. EC1ION l.AN VS..
hlil for Thelr NcpsA, Further D'ncussed
In tho HOuNr,

hlil for The,r RcpsA, Further discussed
In tho House.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. Debate on the
Tucker bill, rspealing ths federal election
laws was resumed this morning. Lacey,
Of Iowa. spoke In opposition. He sal | tho
bill was tnopporsuns. No federal election
took place till 1894, ysI ~ this crisis. with
an extraordinary congress to deal with
financial questions, this bill was dragged
into the sna. What Was tho reRson2 The
democratic party was confronted with u
gl.At danger last fAl by fnalnn in acme
states. by ohtoansry In olhs,s, by advocaa-
ing frse silver here. gold Monometallism
there When ths democrats had come into
power aud ahs president attempted TO carry
out his programme against silver. he had
split his party In twain. Suddenly. by de-
cree Of parsy oaucus. this bill was brought
IN. Whyf 10 hssl The breach, 70 rally ths
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
WIN Have a wards to suit,

CHICAGO, Sept. W.--CAlifornia and Great
Britain have 'rfused to abide by ths dsoi-
sion Of the judges OF award OH wine exhib-
its 40 far ~ the comma asive exosllenos Of
Charles +. Oldham, the London wine msr.
chant. 10 examine aud report. He will
take all necessary notes here. but will not
finish his ,spert until he returns 10 Lon
don. Charles A. We.,note. who has charge
Of tho California exhibit. took this step
with the app oval of Gov. Markham.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
DOES Not Approve.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 29.-Gov. Mcconnell
will not apr oint deleaases to the Pan.Am-
erican bimetallic convention at st. Louis
for the reason that ths meeting Ia not In
accordance with his ideas Of true Amer
icanism. In his opinion The real object Of
The meeting 10 a division OF the United
States into traie distrtots, or to a'rav the
south and west against the east 1--WE
have had enough of aectionalism," hs said,
"and cannot for moment consider any
Of the union against the other. The peo-
pie Of the New England States, In fact. Of
all The commercial esntsrs of the Atlantic
seaboa,d, are against us on the question of
bimstailism. We hope 10 convince them
leans Just the same"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
Texas In Hard I'm,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20. A special 10 ths Re
public from Fort Worth, Tex, says the
easury OF the state Of Texas has obliga-
tious 20 meet In October, with half the
money necessary to pay. App, o riations
III excess of The coDptrollsr's estimate Of
posslble scsipta are the cause OF the pres
ont I oubl-. Gov. HoaR suggested. Ns Y
solution. that the elerka In ths depa tmenss
should NOS take pay for thirty or xty da,s :,
and also TO ssnd out a circular 10 oil county
and dissriot ofhoiAls asking that shsy With
hold demands for thirty OF sixty days.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
CHIN EsE IN CUSTODY,
Instructions ia tho Collector Of Custom
at San FrMn0isco

Instructions 10 tho Collector Of Customs
at San Francisco.
WASHINGTON. Sept. D.-Assistant Score
tary Hamltn has issued the following In.
structions to oollestor or customs At San
Francisco, concerning Chinese held for
violation Of ths Gsary and other acts.
"Chinese persons, whether convicted under
ths Gsary or previous scts, must not be
received BY you. bat must remain ia the
custody of the marshal untn dsported.
"You are authorized to pay actual and
necessary expenses incurred BY the mar
shal in the ansnoftation OF Chinese from
inland ports TO San Francisco; also steam
ship charges for deportation on vouchers
certified by the marshal to be taken by you
IN each case. You wi be made special
disbu sing auen. for this purpose. should
any case occur before your qualification as
special disbursing agent such expenses may
be paid from funds In your hands, 10 be re-
imburssd from the Chinese y, psoprtation.
Make the best temporary arrangements
practicable with steamship companies 40
to rates aud advise dspar rtmsnt."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30

TO-DAY is Ireland's Day at
he Worlds Fair.
The life and industries Of the
Emerald Isle will be presented
II a worthy manner by her
children who have won a name
n every country under the sun,
rhe most distinguished repre-
kentatives Of the Island which is
how seeking Home Rule in the
British Parliament will be pre-
q 1t to give added distinction to
.he occasion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
Saws Hs Will Ile There,

New YoRK. Sep. 29.-Jaok McAuline,
champion lightweight OF tha world, was
rendered bensAt this evening in Brooklyn.
Charley Mitchell, Englsnd's boxing cham.
pion. was given a warm tecsption when he
Jim Hall, OF Australia. When tbs chee ing
died away Mitchell. advancing TO the stage,
said: II sup. oss ou want me 10 say soms-
thing abont Corbes. We'll, all have 10
say 10, shall bs on hand ths night OF the
Issue aud do my best 10 Win."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
rlvO on One Spn tyvt,j.

MI. VERNON. Ga. sept. 29.-At noon Ave
neg oes wsrs hanged from the same ulat-
form NJ the Same time In public. Thou
s.aAs Witnessed she A1anm.ian. Al! Aha
North Carolina. hi am Jacobs, Lueisn
Mann ! aud Hire B rwinuton paid ths pen
atty for the murder of Alexander Pete son.
= rich merchant and the robbing Of his
safe iaA July. Go don killed = year old
colo Cd girl. strickland mur rdsrsd another
negro.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
III Favor Of the Cow hoy,

A.sa. ., T., Sept. a. 1--we sarrege t, Jeha
Allen and son. ysstst day orde,ed cowboy
settler of a claim which they said be-
Ionsod 10 u bohemian who Aocomp pa MED
th,u. The cowboy shot Snd killed both
OF tho Aliens. He Was arrested aud ths
Bohsmi IN tack possession Of ths olRim.
Last night mob lynohsd him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
The VRlkyrie Takes u spin.

New YORK, Sept 0.-Ths Valkyris was
given another spin down the bay to-day.
The elements were favorable And the racer
fairly flew III, ough tho VOTERS II seems
very probable, from this t'ial, that she can
beat The ViRilant before tho wind. hut Il
shs can bo'e into the wind with The ViailHnt
she will have to toint higher than she did
to-day,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done At Financial Csnters the
Past Week.
New York, Sept 29.-lhs olsarinRs of the
banks of the principal cities for tho week
es compared With the corresponding week
Of last vAAP were Ar follova.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
UniOn Pacific A tfAirs,

WAsHlNaroN, Sept. 29.-The annual re-
port of government directors of shs Union
Pacific railroad states that the entire sys-
tenn 10 In excellent condition. Earnins "a
for the hscal year ending June 80. however.
decreased considerably. both gross and net.
For the Union PaciGo proper the earnings
decreased $1.952 and expenses increased
1888, ,649; the W plus decreased xAOl, ,GO2
For the entire system the earnings de-
creased $306 1927, and expenses increased
$l74681; the surplus decreased $4s1. COO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
Presidential ApDoiutmentN.

WASHINGTON, Sent. 29.-The president has
nominated Perry Bickio d. Of Wyoming. to
be surveyor general OF Wyoming; Commo-
dore George B own 10 be rear admirai;
Captain Edward I. Potter 10 bs a commo-
dore.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30

Total for tho leading cities Of the United
Statea was S772. COS, ,725, . decrease OF 27.0 per
cent compared with the same week last year.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-05
MARvELoUS cREDULITY.

Astonishing Cyc10ns stories Which Have
Been Received with Evident Relish.
"The credulity that c1iafaeterizes the
majority of the people to-day Is SIMPLY
marvellous" said st. Louis man re-
Gently. "Why, have just been listen
ing to few of the cyclone tales that
number of strangers have been telling
thismorning, and the evident relish Win
which they were received is simply re-
markable. Some of the most tiresome
old stories have been related right here
as being recent occurrences, and lot
of fellows have stood about, saying,
yes, yes and Just so,' when it seems
that most any one could brand the tale
as nonsensical and an imposition. One
tall, timber cuss with 'never-work'
look related that down in Texas a cy-
clone swept the country last year in the
neighborhood of Parma, and, among
other things, swooped down over a large
barn without touching it, into the yard,
where it blew all the feathers off of a
flock of chickens, and then passed up
over the house in front without harm
ing it. Another party stated that after
a cyclone near Dayton, O., he found
several straws driven several inches
deep into hard oak trees, and all by the
force of the wind. He actually main
tanned that straw when perfectly bal
anced and driven with sufficient force
could be made to penetrate any sub
stance and not break. The stories that
1 have heard this morning, coming from
sensible men as truths would be laughed
at as humorously ridiculous if they
came from black-faced comedian on a
variety stage."-St. Louis Republic.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-05
Free Trip to Chicago

Separate W.O.R.L.D.S FsA.I.tk and
use The letters to sped us B,any words IS you
can by using the letters n5 many times rs you
wish. either backward or Forwards but mot
use the same letter In making any one word
Ii is said seventy live small English words
Tan be spelled correct,y rom the ten letters
%aS wa in s Oaf FAIR
wordmaking you can secuse a FREE trip 70
the Worlds Fair and return, ~ The Scott Seed
Expceition, aud 5000 in cash for Incidental e1.
words rom e.e as Contained s
Morlds Fair as above; They will also give
tusn with sa.a Tor Incidental EXPENSE to the
first person sending sixty words as above.
They win also give FREE TRIP TO the
Worlds Fair and return without cash TOR Ia
cideAtal expenses) to the first person sending
0Ny.fiye words.
be given 5000 in cash towards payi ing ex-
penses d the Worlds Fair: 10 the inst sending
rsy words o. e % Fa cash es
the first fivc persons sending thlrty.1ve
words viii be giSen slCO 90 in cash. and to each Of
the first ten sending thirty words win be given
Only one prize will be awarded to the same
Numbered, and enclose the same postpaid With
Fifteen U. 5. two-cent stamps for o large pack
age Of our Choice English Cottage arden Flow
This combination includes the latest and most
popular EHglsh flowers of endless varieties
elaborate Z
hibit 81 English flowers at the Worlds Fairy
This Worlds Fair Contest will be careful
ly and cousciGhtiously conducted solely for tho
purpose of introducing our business In the u 81
You will receive the BIGGEST value n
flower seeds ever offered, and II you are able 10
make good list of words and answer promptly
you will have o first-class opportunity TO secure
free trip from your home 60 Chlea9O
and return,
We are spending large amount Of money -
altar. cur trade in the U. s. and want your
trial order. 1oawill be more than g1tined
RAJ. the Sand tod al "A 1rnn
TfaE SCOTT SEED e0NBANYs ~
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, SyrupDf Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial. properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispeliing colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Here insert the designated
title to the proposed public
measure

The elector shall designate his vote BY cross
mark. thus (X).
Sec. Ii. The officer or officers, whose duty it
is to have the ballots printed. shall prepare full
instructions for the guidance of voters at such
election, after obtaining ballots as to the man
ner OF marking them and the method of gaining
assistance. and as to obtaining new blllots in
place OF those accidentally spoiled aud they
shall cause the same, together with the copies
OF sections p %, "a, Is. Is e. o. q Of this act
TO be printed in large clear type on cards, to be
called cards of instruction; and such oficer or
officers shall furnish to the Judges of election a
sufficient number Of su b cards OF instruction
to enable the judges OF election to comply with
the provisions Of this act
Sec IL. The judges Of election shall cause
not less than one OF such cards to be posted in
each voting booth or apartment provided for
the preparation of ballots, ,and not less than
four ~ OF bf such cards TO be posted in and
about the polling Place upon the day of cleo
ton The county clerk shallcause to be pub
lshed, prior to the day of election, in at least
two newspapers, II there be SO many pub
lished In such county, representing the political
parties which cast at the preceding general
election the largest and next largest number
Of votes. q list Of all the nominations made -
herein provided and to be voted for at such
election. as near as may be in the form in
which they shall appear upon the general
ballot: Provided, That publication by the
county clerk shall not be required for or ap-
pied to the election Of township or municipal
officers
Sec. 10 Election boards shall be composed
OF three judges and two clerks; the judges Of
election Of their respective precincts shall have
charge Of the ballots and furnish them to the
voters as hereinafter set forth No more than
two judges and not more than one clerk snail
belong to the same political party 81 organiza-
ton; Provided, always, There be one or more
electors Qsalife. and willing TO act as such
Judge or clerk, and belonging TO and member or
members Of opposite parties; Provided fur
ther. That where two or more parties holding
political views Numerically opposed to each
other unite and vote the same ticket, they shall
be deemed and held to constitute one party un-
der the provisions Of this act It shall be the
duty Of the mayor Of every city By and with the
consent Of the council thereof, At least i've
days before the day Of any election. to desig-
nate and appoint i've persons In each voting
precinct in such city. who shall be qualified
electors thereof. three OF whom shall be sp-
pointed and act IS judges and two Is clerks Of
elections. Said mayor shall cause said
judges and ssid clerks te b hQti1ed p WIT
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-05
Why not. indeed?

When the Royal Baking Powder makes
which every housekeeper familiar with it will
affirm, why not discard altogether the old
fashioned methods of soda and .sour milk, or
homemade mixture of cream of tartar and
soda, or the cheaper and inferior baking pow
ders, and use it exclusively?