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BAKING POWDER. Iuterestingr Tests Made by the Goveriinieut Chemist. Dr. Edward G. Love, the Analytical Chemist for the Governmeut, has made sorae interestinj; experimenta as to the comparative value of buking powders. Dr. Love's tests were made to determine whut braadt are most economical to use, and as their capacity lies in their leavening power, tests were directed solely to wcert&in the avaihible gas of each powder. Dr. Love's report gives the followiug: Name of the rnhWMn'ííi Ooa Bakiug Powders. per eaCcf „„p'owder. Royal (absolutely pure) 127.4 Pafapsco (aluin powiler) US.I Kumford's (pliosphate) fresh 122.5 Ramford'i (pUospüat) old 'M.? Hanford's NoneSucli, fresh 121 8 Kanlord's None Such, old St.3ö Redhead's 111. U Churm (aluin powder) U6.9 AmMOD (aluin. powdar) 111.9 Clevüland's (contalns lime) 110 8 Sea Foam 107.9 Uzar 100.8 Dr. Prlce's(contains linie) 102.6 Suow Khikt (Uroff's, SI. Paul) 101.88 Lewls's Oondensed 8.2 Congreiis yeast 97.5 E. E. Andrews Co's (contalns aluin), 78.17 Hecker' 92.5 Gllletls 84 2 Bulk 80.5 In liis report the Government Chemist says: "I regurd all alum powders as very unwlic'lcsome. l'hosphate and Tartarie Acid powden liberale Ihwir gas too froely in procesa of bakinji, or under varying climatlc changes suffer deteloratlou. Dr. H. A. Mott, the former Government Chemist, after :i careful and elabórate ezamination of tlie various biikin Powderi of Commerce, reported to the Government in favor of the Royal brand. Pof. MeMurtiÏL', late chief chemist for the U. S. Government at Washington, says: " 'l'he chemieal tests to whleh I have submitti-d llie Royal B:ikin; Powder, proTè it perfectly hoalthful, and free t lom every dcleterious substance." Sad Havoc i.s Created Ainoiij; the tenantsof the inouth by allowlog iinpuritics tooolleot upOD their surface or in their Interítloes. SOZODONT removes every vestifre of tartar f rom the teeth, and renders their premature decay LmpoMlble. Itnotonly imparta to them wiÜMMH and vigor, but communicates hiirdness and rosine-s to the gums. The lirt-ath acquires a most acceptable fragrance f rom itsuse; it is a purtly botanie liquid, and it muy be relied on to accoinphsli lts beautifyini; elfects without injuring the enamel like a gritty tooth paste, frm 1253-1257.