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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
COLLEGES One Hundred Years .sgo.

Dartmouth College consisted of a
wooden building $50 feet long, fifty
feet wide and thirty-siS feet high. At
Dartmouth English grammar and
arithmetic we're text books IN the
sophomore year.
Princeton, tic greatest Presbyterian
college, Was huge stone cdi':c@, It's
faculty consisting Of a president, wee
president: one professor, $50 'naStcIs
Of languages ani se.euty siuieE".
Harvard University h'd 5u"c brick
buildings; the faculty cons;st2 OF /
president aaL six professor, ana IN
It's halls throngeG 120 10 80 students.
Yale boasted of one hri;.i b::i''tinS
and chapel 'tw,th L s!eauie ]23 fe|t
ligh!7 The rac!;itz was : s..2s!;lcn!,
professor Of di7i2iiy AMI three IL
tors.
The greatest Episcopal collage in
Ihe United States vas William ana
Msr, :. It was under royal AMI State
patronage, and vas, therefore, more
Substantially favored than most o. Oh:
American schools. At this time, IL Is
said in curious o:d State report, t'o
college was building O. thrc2 >f"rins,
''iike a brick kiln," all hal thirty
gentlemen students. Tic st;lients
lodged in dormitories, ale at lie
':c6mmons' ami were satl1i:e'i With
what we would consider prison diet.
Breakfast, small can Of coffee, !. bis
cult, about al ounce OF bH;tcr. DIN
ner, one pound Of meat, two potatoes
AMI some vegetables. Supper, ''rF''1
and milk. The Only urii:ait2;l sup
ply furnished Was cider, when was
passed in n cup from mouth i" mouth.
The days were spoken 9; as '"ni' day,
roast day, stew day, e!c. c.-->-:eaGo
News.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
The EeaiaN;: for Har>t:.

Since I uave been III !is2 :I"": '1S1'
ness, says L. H. D.o;k"..y, t',-r; ::a7e
been a great nnuv ;nTentlons. sigh rs
electric cars aud bicycles. wh'cA on"
would think wou,i sto? The lie Q!
horses. buS J. in tla: nS ira 'e hlS
increased more than fifty p=f ca. ~
the last three Years, @n there AaTa
been 1no-e horses sold 10 ;:;":c2 II
the last wear thau VIZ: cv=- SO; | ~
one rear bcIo:=. Why: Geca;l-e sle
horse has been so! ! moe c.:t2.; =:
mere have hcea ;:,e 30 n">'i:9,
both un.ier tls s. IL: - | u;:1:'-,
and for heavy draagl ii ~o:s. .aF>i: III
my opinion, good nor<e: ":!l b: wo;sa
twice as much in tw:' wears a. thaF
are now, because the farmers N til:
West, where they arc raisej: nave 20
the idea that they would not hr wor'n
raising. Globe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
What Water Can Ua.

The effect Of the hydraulic motor,
which is now used iOr the purpose OF
removing masses ot earth, we'll nigh
passcs belief.
\ stream oi waite: issuing from a
pipe six inches in diameter, with II
fall behind il OF 3I5 feet, VII carry
away y solid rock weighing 4 ton or
more to q distance Of fifty o" 100 feet.
Tleyelocity of the stream: is terrifi:,
and the col;lmD Of water projected ia
$, solid that ii Il crowhar or other
heavy object kc thrust against it the
impinging object will be hurled 4 con.
siderable distance.
~ this stream uf water a man
would DC instantly killed il he came
into contact WITH it. cve2 at q distance
o: 29G feet
At 200 feet from thc Ivzzie a six
inch stream, With 80 ieet fall, pro-
jectel monentariIv against the tank
OF ! tree, vii, il secon:? denu,!e it OF
tac heaviest Of bark g. e!eaniy as if Ii
had been cut with al axe.
Whenever such a stream IS turnel
against bauk il cuts III nircoss /;
in every direction. hoiiowiuS cut
greet cares and causing tons OF earth
10 1ne:: aad fAll and be washed away
liz the sl,lices -E1oBtreal Star.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
Bicycle Records.

People who had paid no attention to
bicycling matters will be surprised to
learn OF the records for speed aa.i en-
durance which have lately been made
on the modern wheel. A receEt road
record is that 0; Holbcin. who, CT
July 7th, covered 297 miles il twenty
four hours on roads between London
and Peterborough. y track record IS
that which was made in Z t@ent7-fouE
hour bicycle race at Pusnev, Eo gland.
on June % au -. In this trial Of
endurance aud spee.} a. G. Foultaine
made 474 miles 1896 yards il twenty
four hours. But the greatest achieve
ment in the way CT endurance IS that
which was made some weeks ego by e
Frenchman named Huret. He Gov
cred SIS miles in twsaty-four hoars
upon a track. Leaving the question
of endurance ani coming down 10 the
question o: speed, it will be ioserest-
ing for those who have compared the
speed Of bicrclists with the speed OF
horses to note this table:
:: mi r.. -: mi". Alil2
Johnson (Dicyc;istp.. -. 40 4-5 l. t-5 1.35 2-5
Salvador (ra"a hor!2>. ~ 1-2 LII - l.3o ~
Flying Jib (pacerJ 80 rs j.: l.3s u
Robsrt J. [pl:srb-.-l.o 5: i.32 II 2'oi -
AiiS (trotter> Il OF 81 1.32 81 2.03 3-4
It will be seen IRON the foregoing
record that the bicycle has mtle ias..-
ertimc thln any horse. eiSlai run
Ming, paciu~. or t:o:tin3, IN 1.-The cir
ious fact is th4t tue gr4ate: the dis
tarca I'll: greater the a!SaaS.Se IN
favor .: the cyciist. t.-.Arsoa":lt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
There are female locomotive cn.:n
eerS.
{ Eoa!; 10: (: &C.

70 ss.is: lao.est. &t!icle:, ~o:.,%:, !. { &
successful treatment OF G:s"a>c> y, cIt:i2E l.
,heir .e4. q book h&. bee: prepared U:l::e' The
direction o. Rev. r. L. M"Eiree, assisted IE
eminent physicians and specialists, entitled
Homo Treatment OF Female Diseases.
The book IS written II simple language
easily understood. and contains:
1st.-A description OF the female organism.
Administrations for detecting the approach
OF tho menstrual age, and for treatment dur
ing the monthly period, and 10 insure is trS'
ulHc return.
5rd.--A minute description 0: diseases 3
ceceinE the genital, urinary and neE <ra :.
toCs and treatment.
a paper edition Of this great book has hce:s
prepared, copies Of which can De secured for
six cents in postage. Ncite, Rev. Il. L.
McEEee, st. Elmo, Tenn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
Chicago, i'll.

From personal knowledge, having used il
thusiastic commen6ation Of numerous Gus
toners, have no hesitancy in pconouncinS
Tettegine to De UNNECESSARILY superior to any
remedy known to me for skin diseases and /
have tried all the well-Hnown ones. write
to a remedy. because I am deeply impressed
with the extraordinary merits nc Tcttcrinc.
c. H. Mcconnell, Mngr. Economical Drug
Co., l26 Clark st. Sent by mail for SOC. N
stamps. j. 7. Shuptrire, Savannah, Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

ocu0 or the only temperance university
in the world, brought the greetings Of
the faculty and 345 students OF tie
Hartman university. Ee was warmly
received end a resolution endorsing
:Se college he represented was ad1pt-
ed. 4 discussion o: proposed amend
ments to the constitution occupied the
remainder Of the morning session.
Among the amendments adopted BY
the necessary two-tAirtls vote was one
providing for the election OF Il vice
president at large.
The afternoon was devoted 70 an
cvanselistic ,uass meeting in the main
hall and various committee meeting"
in the other parts OF the house.
Sunday wss White Ribbon Dec IT
Baltimore. Delega.cs and visitors 10
the ". T. c. I. convention spoke to
large congregations in many of the
churches and mammoth meetings ad-
dressed by eminent workers OF nation
al fame, we're held in Music Hall and
other buildings II the Interest Of tcu'-
peIance anu reforms
Key. Mrs. katherine Lent Steven"
son, OF Boston, corresponding 5ecre-
tary Of the National ". C. r. e.,
preached the annual convention seS-
mon ct Music HALL. She AaG ljr hef
theme The GLORY OF God.
helcrrinS to the W. {. |. l.. Mrs.
Stevenson Sald she Knew oi u" ot:trr
organization that rcvcrcI God through
Its every branch rs d'l TINS pnc. Hnc
asserted that the glory OF GOD would
be ultimately revealed il the political
and social world iii tic perfect FRED
dom Of life anl the perfection ci
sanitation. Thcrc were yet many tjI-
siaclee 70 remove, she admitted. before
this would be accomplished
Miss Rebecca hrikori"n. IA Armen-
lun White Ribbon missionary. invoked
DIVINE blessings upon tae Work OF the
great conclare anI prayed t"r the re-
lief OF her persecutca "nI i%wntrcd =
den people,
Following the religious scs''ccs e
purity c!ass meeting VAS coA"ntted by
Hr. Mary Allen ArboH. Vi Michigan.
In the evening Mrs. Clara {. hoA-
man, president o. The Missouri y. G..
T. T.. spoke OF the advance OF the ".
c. T. I. in its fight against the liquor
traffic. She said that ali OF onr social
customs arc undergoing Il change.
When she was CHILD. every home lad
Its jug, bottle Or tue s!aeooaEu "cll
stockca' even the pastor WIS asked to
take driDk, and he took It too. Now
ali this was changed At N@sblagton'
Secretary Carlisle gave Gn elegant din
ner 10 the President: the men: 5ers Ct
the cabinet and their wives au:t lot a
drop OF VINE was stf;>*!. lAat was
not lie secretary "es.f': ':'' MS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
Do not be lfisied

by statements regarding the supposed curative
,ron compounds. Little permanent good re-
suits from their use. The greatest good comes
By increasing the digestive power. Tyner's
Dyspepsia Remedy Will do thai. In simpc
chronic dyspepsia it will give quick RELIEF.
and, with g little perseverance, bring ger
nanent cure. Price so cents per bottle. Eo-
sale By al druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
Keeps Men Poor,

The clerk might be boss If he laG The i:2aa
Tor it. The brains are there, but they t,o:l';
seem to work. The trouble usually ;.s S.nS in
the stomach Indigestion keeps :len poo: A"-
cause they don't know they have it. hut io,.s.
inc something else. kipAns Ta-;lc: insure
sound digestion and a clear head They reg
ulste the entire scsten. ASK lhc druggist tc:
e boz
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

l1N1 ENsgO1 -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; It is pleasant
and refreshing to the tas:e, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Live: and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tcm efectua!ly, dispeis colds, head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IS the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
ducea, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
capta5le to the 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 ali and have made it tie most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IS fer sale in 30
cent bottles by all leading drug
eists. Any reliable druggist who
may net have it On hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
LOUISVILLE. NJ. EEw yoax. GE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

the French Minister OF Education
has presented to Parlisn ent a scheme
by w!.;c!. the a:atlemies in the princi-
nal towns will lake the lame of uni
rer.iti,.e
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

sixteen acres1an wells Viii be drilled near
Haz,eton, Penn, by q coa!-niniEG company
10 supply water tsit5 engines ena ccl.ic.isS.
Ine dfouga: this season has ealssa distress
Is lie 1cNiaa v:!iaoem
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

FITS stopped free by DR.. MINES GREAT
NERVE RESTOREN. no fits after first days iiSc.
Marvellous cures. Treatise ard S.,s lr::a! bot
tie fee. Dr.. Kline til .Arcl! 81. i.ii;l., Pr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

cn:i:;. no; -. :Iir.:: w'':o:s !':Sp,S cure
fpc ConSunlp;:9A. Il :tiE,:;a c!tEc>-;,H Hrs. T.
T.. NyyLTo:, Neviilan Mas, Oct. -. 81.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
STATE OF OR1o. CITY OF Toledo. o.l>

STATE or Oa1o, CHT OF TOLEDO, u
LUCAS COUNTY. {w'
FRANK J. CHE rEY makes oath that he IS the
senior partner of the firm OF T. J.. CaEsEY e.
Co., doing. business in. the City Of Toledo.
;ounty aud StHte aforesaid, and that said iirnl
riil pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Cor each and every case of Cat.rrh tina.
:sanot be cured BY the use Of Halls CAcAKRu
CURE. FaasKJ CEEyEy.
Swc-u to before 1ae AMI subscribed ia 1nT
presence, this 6ta day Of December, A. D. 17e6-
49,, 4. w. GLEASON,
SEAL + NotGry Pu5'G.
-~--2
Halls Catarrn Cure Is taken internally, aaG
lets directly on the blood ;:ud ;aGcous surfaces
II the system. Send fo"cescino1ia!s, free.
T. J. CHENEY G5 co., Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Wky Ter Should Ese HiHdercorns.
Il taxes oot the coras, and then YOU have cH!o.
Tort, surely gooe exchange. llc. at druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Honey Spent in parker'a Ginger Tonic
is well :aTested. !: sThiues pain, and brings
better digestion. better strength and health
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Mrs Ti:ls.g~'s Soothing Syrup to- children
iecthin., softens the gums, reduces H6ac1ma-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

SYlbacril3a for this paper
The record-union., 1895-04-02
BRUTAL TREATMENT
That Which Vegetable Dealer Visite
UDOn Lis Horses.

That Which a Vegetable Dealer Visited
Upon lis Horses.
Dan Miller, badge officer of the HUI
mane Society, is making an enviable
record for himself as the FRIEND of dumb
animals. Yesterday he arrested one
Pedro Casselli, a vegetable peddler from
the vicinity of Brighton, for the inhuman
treatment Of team Of horses.
Miller had seen the horses in the city once
before, and he then warned their owner
that he must not again drive them to the
city II he did not want TO be arrested.
1esterday be saw the same team on Front
street, and displaying his badge told
Cassel1l he must go to jail and answer to
charge of cruelty TO animals.
The man swore he wouldn't go, but the
officer took hold OF him, and very soon
persuaded him that he had to. Casselli
gave bond for his appearance, and then
wanted TO take his horses back home
with him, but this he was not permitted
to do. and they were placed in stable in
order that they might be produced as
evidence in support of the charge when
the case should be tried.
The poor animals are in pitiable con-
dllon. The shoulders of each are abso-
lutely raw where the ILL., lifting collars
rested, while beneath the raw and bleed
ing sores are calloused swellings as big as
ones two fists, indicating that for
months, perhaps years, the poor brutes
had been required to haul heavy loads,
though every step taken meant excruci-
ating torture.
When found by Officer Miller yester-
day the horses were hitched to a heavy
ranch wagon, in which a big load of
vegetables was brought to the city.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The Stage Hands Union has indorsed
John HautZman for Labor Comtnis-
sioner.
Deputy Sheriff White of Alameda
lodged in the County Jail last night a
prisoner named j. ii. Sanders, who is to
stop in Folsom Prison two years for
burglary.
Somebody cut loose barge at the foot
of p street the other night, and it was re-
covered twelve miles down the river.
This is an old trick, but dangerous one.
and the practical joker had better quit it
before he wrecks river steam boat and
causes loss of life.
John c. Pelton, who established the
first public school on the PBcific Coast. is
left stranded in this city with his family
on account of the failure OF the Governor
TO sign the bill passed by tho Legislature
for his relief. He has had published a
small book of poems entitled "Suubeams
and Shadows" which he is selling to
keep the wolf from the DOOR
The entertainment and ball given by
the Turn Ferein on Sunday nigh. was
largely attended and proved very inter-
esting. The features included exercises
by the bows day class, singing by the
Harmonic section, parallel bar exercises
by the junior class; musical dumbbcIls
by girls class; saXaphone quartet, NJ essrs.
Southworth, Wiezel, Hart and Coates:
fifteen minutes in the gymnasium: either
solo, Miss Opperman; dumbbell exer-
cises, by Junior class; song, Turner II ar
monie; pyramids.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The largest first night audience ever
seen in the Clunie Opera-house was there
last night TO witness the ~ and u farce
comedy performance by the Stewart
company. The audience was largely one
OF iaces not frequently seen at the play"
The piece has been given here several
times within The last five or six years. and
always by better company. The troupe
Is earnest and yivaclous, but aside from
Post and Gus Bruno, both good grotesuue
comedians, and the La Mont sisters. the
people are very ordinary. Truly Shat
tuck is leading woman. She re-
sem bles May Powers, but is not
so handsome or shapely, and May is
far and away the better actress and ia
quite as good singer. The La Mont
sisters are pretty, nodest-appearing
misses, who are capital dancers and not
Indifferent acroDats, and they sing cley-
erly. The play would have been more
interesting had these girls been carrier
Introduced than III the third act. Harry
De Lain has good female impersonat!on
act, but there are no specialists of note
besides him and the two girls. Nav Ash
ley does her best and Is rather lively, but
the simple truth Is that the show is fair
cheap, concert-hal performance. AS a
10, 20 and 3O-cent show it may be said to
give full consideration, If merit is to be
thus gauged-Dut how about the same
pricss applying to such dramatic COM
pany as has just LETT the opera-house
stage?
When we have said thus much it is fair
To record the tact that the immense audi
ence was pleased: il laughed and roared.
and at times cheered ana cheered again.
1t was pleased; 1t was gratiiied to see
people on the stage grlmace as monkeys
and jump as apes; TO applaud ordinary
singing and very ordinary acting. For il
was all funny 'as funny goes" aud if that
is what the people want The ''U and l.,
troupe gives ii. Ii cracks Jokes, rings
changes on double entendres, inter
sperses the play with senseiess but
funny songs, has women turning
somersaults, and women bouncing
about generally, just for the fun
OF the thing, and men acting as men only
can in the most unreal and unnatural of
situations. Manager Todd was resolved
To give the people change, and they
have got it. II one wants to laugh, and
laugh heartily, and then go out and ar
raign himself before the bar of his own
Judgment for doing so, he should 90 to
the opera-house tonight and see ~ and
!, - which is to be repeated.
The record-union., 1895-04-02

Bishop is ex-Mayor of Buffalo, having
served as the city's chief executive officer
from 1890 to 1895. Mr.. Zeller is one OF
the members of the present Board OF
Fire Commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Beiger of We
shawka, Ind, are stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
A. /. Nichols, the Sierra Valley stage
proprietor and dairyman, is registered at
the Capital Hotel.
Supervisor Curtis is improving rapidly
and hopes to be able to attend this week 8
session of the board.
Mrs. Ed. Heron and two daughters and
Mrs. Boiler of Buffalo, n. Y, were
in this city Sunday and Monday visiting
the family of Herman Grau.
The East Side Social Club gave another
of its social dances on Saturday night at
its hall, Twentieth and G streets. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. VIM
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Mesdames
Harris, Sweeney, Kelley, Brigant and
o Breen. Misses Maggie Brink, May
Brink. Ora Bryant, Alice Smith, Ella
Smith; f. Harrington. NJ. a. Cook, w.
F. McMullen, P. Siebenthaler, S.
Swiney, T. Wendrick. w. h. Click, w.
Stephens, A. Stephens, w. Trefry, r.
Hoffman, E. Brink. G. Kelley and B.
Capes. The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, W. Z. Click; Vice President, c.
Patten; Recording Secretary, w. Trefry
treasurer, NJ. A. Cook.
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doubt, consider this protection of public
benefit, and l certainly cannot be accused
of selfish motives as there is neither
salary nor fees attached to the office. and
the Warden must serve entirely without
compensation. / believe that the time
has come when it is absolutely necessary
to give to deer and quail all the protection
which the law affords.
"Our game law is not 30 much out of
place as the hunter is when the shoot
ing season is closed. With reference to
the violations of our game laws OF late, |
wish to say that several complaints have
been brought to ME of parties who
violated our deer law, and no doubt these
parties are taking great chances to pay
the full penalty of the law. l shall surely
cause their arrest whenever proof can be
obtained of their guilt.
Therefore, | will give this notice as
fair warning TO prevent trouble or ami
mostly which may arise from any viola
tions Of the law. / our fish and game
are not considered more valuable than
they have been heretofore, it will only be
matter of short time when we will be
obliged to amuse ourselves at shooting
blue jays Tor quail and jack rabbits for
deer.
Now, this would give our county
hard name, when 1t has always been
ciassed as leading game county Of the
State, and L do not see why we should
lose such Il reputation just for the sake of
few non-laW Wabiding citizens.
This seems to me to be all out of order
and 1t also seems very strange that some
OF our people cannot see that there must
be sudden end TO our game by this con-
tinually violating the law"
The record-union., 1895-04-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Z. McCue came down from Folsom
yesterday.
Senator D. A. Ostrom of Yuba is at the
Capital Hotel.
Lawyer W. II. Humphrey has removed
to San Francisco,
A. E. Wags;aff of the San Francisco
Meas Letter is in the city.
Miss Belle Miller of Red Bluff is visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. T. l.. Eby.
Mrs. w. f. Furbeck and children of
Chicago are at the Golden Eagle
Tho condition of James MCGUIRE was
last evening regarded as very critical.
Charles F. Bishop and G. Fred Zeller
of Buffalo, \. y, were in the city yester-
day, the guests of Herman Grau. Mr..
The record-union., 1895-04-02
HE MEANS BUSINESS
FL Dorado's Game Warden Intends to
Enforce the Law.

FL Dorado's Game Warden Intends to
Enforce the Law.
The FL Dorado Supervisors have made
an excellent selection for Game Warden
in the person of George Zentgraf of
Green Valley. He is a man of property.
an intelligent, courageous man, a
thorough sportsman and one who is we'll
versed in woodcraft. On taking his
office be issued the following pronuncia-
mento:
being duly authorized and commits
stoned by the State Board of Fish and
Game Commissioners of California az
Fish and Game Warden OF El Dorado
County, Ideem it my duty to enforce the
laws protecting these animals. The fair
minded people of this county will, no
The record-union., 1895-04-02
hooks at Anntinn

Commencing on Wednesday evening
at 7:3O o'clock, and continuing each even
ing during the week, Bell q Co., at 42O J
street, will sell at auction the remainder
OF their big consignment OF choice books
to cover freight and storage expenses
The record-union., 1895-04-02

FooD raised by the Royal Baking Pow
der may be eaten hot, even by dyspep-
tics, with impunity. Hot bread, biscuits.
hotcakes, mutnns, crusts, puddings. etc.
are made by it's use perfectly wholesome
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Two OF the Unemployed.

The tramp-Wo you gimme a little
assistance, sir? Ive been out of en-
ployment eight weeks.
The gilded youth-Thal's nothing. I've
been out Of employment for eight years.
Chicago Record.
The record-union., 1895-04-02

Murdoch-Oh, mamma, see the carriage
wheels making successful rebellons!
Mamma-What do you mean, dear?
Murdoch-Why. mamma teacher said
that revolutions are successful rebellions.
-Harper's Young People,
The record-union., 1895-04-02

No BETTER proof of the value of char
acter can be found than The high rsputa-
tion enjoyed by DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der. It's good name and good work cover
a period of over forty years.
The record-union., 1895-04-02

THE Royal Baking Powder avoids all
decomposition OF the flour as caused
by yeast rising, thereby saving q large
percentage of its most nutritive elements,
making the -four go one-fourth further.
The record-union., 1895-04-02

ANALYSIS by the chief chemist of the
United States Agricultural Department
proves DR.. Prices Baking Powder To be
superior in leavening strength and purity
to all other baking powders.