Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-15
GOOD BREAD AND CAKE.
Dr.. Columbus 0. slayle.


DR.. Columbus o. Slayle.
Just at this time, when the adul-
teration of food, and especially the
searching investigation in the im-
portant subject of baking powders is
occupying the minds of scientific
men and sanitarians, ii affords me
pleasure to have an opportunity TO
speak a WORT in recommendation of
what ] sincerely believe to be the
very best as it certainly is the most
scientific baking powder now afford
ford, who has rendered us valuable
service, also, in his widely-known
Acid Phosphate. AS an able chem
ist, a diligent and careful investiga-
tor, we feel confident that what he
offers us in this line is reliable and
on scientific principles. Horsford's
baking powder Is predicated on ply
siological principles, and forms 4
strong contrast with that flood Of
commercial articles with which it
has to compete,--composed, as they
are, largely of alum, ammonia, or
other ingredients, which all physi-
clans we'll know are deleterious TO
the human system. We have EN-
ploved Horsford's baking powder for
some time,--have tested its merits
thoroughly as compared with others
in the market, and cheerfully declare
that we wish nothing better.
The name One Minute Cough Cure suggests a
medicine thatrelleyes AZ once and quickly cures
It's use proves IT, W. II. PRGnE,ux.
SMART Alecks who thought they
had caught republicans who wager
ed on Upham having majority Of
5000, are in their own trap. Upham's
majority over the combined vote Of
democrats, populists and prohibi-
tionists in the state now appears to
be more than 10000.
WIN. PAINTER, who learned his
trade with Geo. Masten some twenty
years ago, and is now one of Chica-
COS successful blacksmiths, favored
the TRIBUNE with call Saturday
last. He was called hither by the
illness Of his mother who resides at
Yellowstone.
fuk M
Little Rsrly Risers for blliousness, dyspepsia or
headaohe, because these little pills cure them.
W. II. PRiDEAux.
WHILE Mineral Point people gen
orally hoped to see James Epensley
elected chairman Of the county
board, the unanimous verdict must
be that in the preferment Of J. W..
Rewey one Of the ablest presiding
officers in the county, and one Of the
best posted and most devoted men to
county interests was chosen.
Mr.. MARK II. BARNUM, editor and
publisher Of the Torch Of Liberty at
Wausau, passed through Madison
Saturday. on his way home from
Richland Center where, on trial, he
was found guilty Of slandefing In his
paper Ella Maly, deceased, a victim
of Rose Zoldoski, as fully published
long ago. The penalty fixed by the
court was fine Of 5000 and the costs
aggregating nearly $500. IT is pre-
sumed Mr.. Barnum will appeal to
the supreme court
YOU ought to know this; De Wits Witch
Hazel salye viii heal burn aud stop the pain
| Instantly. II viii cure badly ehapped bauds,
ugly sound sores. and we'll knewn cure for
piles. W. II. PgIDRAUx.
JOHN X. CLARKE's lecture on the
/" Rose, Shamrock and Thistle at the
j.. NJ. church last Saturday night,
was enjoyed by fair sized audience.
Mr.. Clarke spoke without noto Or
memoranda for rearly two hours,
and SO held the attention Of his hear
ers that they almost doubted their
watches oil noting that IL was 10
o'clock when he closed. sunday
evening lie gave temperance lee
ture, and maintained his reputation
as one Of the most interesting lee
turers on the American roatrum.