The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-09-06
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day evening Of this week. Admission
ten cents, children under twelve years OF
age admitted free.
A non-alccholic flavor is now offered
to the public. This has been a long felt
want. It is IN a powdered form and
does away with the alcoholic 9
ton al used in all liquid tiavorings.
Temperance people can now purchase
these delicious fiavorings, manufactured
by the Consolidated Perfume Co., 1928
134 Lake ST.. Chicago III. They are
highly recommended by the w. C. T. u.
women, chemists and others. M. Kate
Reed, associate editor Of Banner of Gold
says 81 have used your f1avoring pow
ders in my home for nearly six months
and find them far superior in dellcacy
and in every other way much more
satisfactory than any extract ever
used; for cakes. buildings and sauces of
all kinds they are perfect, and for cream
ices and sherberts they cannot be ex-
celled, but what is best OF all, aud what
will recommend them to the families of
tens OF thousand OF Kelley cured men N
the United States in that they are non
alcoholic. To try them is to adopt
them for continual USE" j. II. M. Mer-
renlck, analytical chemist New York
City says II have carefully analyzed
a number OF your Consolidated Flavor
ing powder and find that they contain
nothing but the pure fruit 1avorlngs,
concentrated in dissolvlng powders.
The analysis shows nothing injurious
and the practical tests l have made are
in your favor. These are the only !
favorings that l have eyer analysed
that did not show any trace OF poison.
They are superior in strength and flavor
to any liquid extracts I have ever anal
yzed. I cannot see how you a pos
sibly concentrate SO much favoring in
SO little powder. They are certainly
consolidated.
The Union Signal says: 1t should be
remembered that the Pullman Company
is subject to the law of the state or
county through which their cars run to
just the same extent as are other LIQUOR
sellers. This question has been recently
brought to the front by a test case in
Wyoming. The attorney Of Sweet
water county notified the Pullman
company that they must pay a license
for selling liquor in that county or suffer
the penalties OF the law, and furnished
them with a copy OF the statute. AS a
result orders were issued by the Pullman
managers, stopping the sale of liquors
in all their airs in Wyoming. For in
order not to violate the law they would
be compelled to take out a license in
every county traversed by their cars.
Travellers through Wyoming testify to
the strict observance Of this edict.
Here is a point that temperance people
would do we'll to make the most of.
Let our workers in every state in the
Union, those that are under, license, tax,
mulct or %gothenburg system, no less
than those under prohibition-see to It
that the Pullman cars comply with the
law OF the county or state through
which they pass.
WILLARD HALL, Chicago, is to be the
scene Of a new religious organization
with the ringing name of the Church
Militant. For a long time the white
rlhh0roro nf rbioouo have l.1
lous exercises in the Hall on Sunday
but it seemed to great an undertaking
without money to back it, SO they are
glad that a body OF christian men and
women, forming themselves into an un-
UNCONVENTIONAL society, and led by the
Rev. John Rusk. are to occupy the hall
on the Lords Day. This new church
proposes to work week days as we'll,
and as it's name indicates will fight sin
In all it's forms, by Offering something to
take its place. The members will be
divided into committees. who will look
after certain classes Of the neglec ted and
criminal floating population Of the down
town districts. All hail to the Militant
church!
The minutes OF the Dist. W. C. T. u
are now ready for distribution. They
a pc secured OF Mrs. Alice Gossage.
The minutes contain reports OF super
lntendents and much OF interest. We
would be glad to have them widely
distributed.