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BOARDING.

VI HE CAPITOL HOUSE, The above
\ House will continue open. Ii is situat ed cor
ner of Summer and Deaderick streets, in the
healthiest portion Of the city. Rooms newly fur
nished ind well VENT ate,L Terms moderate.
c. w. KfDDELL, Proprietor. je1O Nv
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Chancery Sales
FOR
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.

Tn PURSUANCE OF DEGREES REM
Il dered BY the Chsncery Court ut Nashville in
the respective causes, will sell at public sale TO
the hi hest bidder,
AT the Courthouse at Nashville at u O'Clock
NJ. on Wednesday, June 25, 1873,
the following described property, wiz,
JuO. L. Dismukes ct ais VS.. WIN. DIS
mukeS ct a1as
A lot Of land in the 2fth Civil District OF Da-
wilson county, Tenn, being part Of a tract con-
yeyed to Paul and VIM Dismukes BY T. II. and
F. Etherly, commencing at a point IN tbe
Whites Greek where Paul Dismuke's land
comes in the creek with that of Bill Abernafhy:
running thence N. IS poles to a hickory and
black oak; thence W. So poles to a whtta and
black oak; thence N. 81 poles to a hickory ana
dogwOod; thence W. 80 1900 poles to a sourwoOd
andbiaek oak; thence s. % poles 70 black oak;
thence e. l5.25 poles to asOurwOOd and two hiek-
cries, south II poles to a stake; thence Z. Z3K
poles TO a beech and hickory stump; thence n
80 poles 10 the creek; thence with the creek to
the point or beginning, containing a acres and
"a poles, more or less n
The sale of this tract to be sub iect to the right
Of Paul Dismukes, his heirs and assigns, % dam
the creek running through said land for the pur-
pose OF collecting ice, IN such way as not TO
interfere with the house OF VIM. Dfsmukes and
also to q right Of way for q road over said land
TERMS OF SALE--dRne-fOurth omsh
and the residue on credits Of 6, Y and Is
months Notes required with approved security
and lien retained.
Sale free from redsmDtiOn.
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BANKING.
rs tFflH esFNiNkNktsNE h2lrftt NAsfi
.,,>>l,,,s,1aaol0~Nac 9N9N>ss,ssTf>>sS
BANKING HOUSE
0y
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
T.. @. T.aRBOx. CasAssr.
rnslIs. .. JN.sEzR, Hsrss,s

nEPOsrrs REOEIvED AND INTHRRS'
4 sslowed thereon; loans negotiated, coDec
lions mAdss and General Banking snzinsss Irsn,
nC4ad jan 1y
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So. a.ouis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, June 16.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and dropping;
sales Of all SAMPLE lots No. 2 spring at
Sl.1O. Corn easier at S7639 for No. 2.
Mess pork SIG 75617.00. Bacon dull but
no disposition to make concession. But
little doing in Bulk meats. Bacon, shout
ders re; clear rib 9ac; clear sides 93c.
I ~ l.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June 16.- Flour
dull; trebble S7.7568.O0; family s9.256
1925. Corn quiet; yellow mixed 29c;
white g1662c. Oats 44c. Bran lac. Hay
choice S25623.O0. Pork dull. but firm at
SUB. Bacon duh at 74G9aG94c.
Hams lSBc. Lard dull; tierce 8ad9tc; keg
9s6l04e. Sugar dull; good fair 9e; yell
low clarified 1O3c. MolGsses DO movement
Whisky dull; Evansville $50; Louisville
csc; Cincinnati csc. Coffee lSG2Oc. Sterl-
ing 27a; sight ) premium; gold 1l6s.
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CHICAGO, June 16.-Flour only sold
to limited extent and at priva'e prices.
Wheat unsettled, irregula, and lower; No.
selling at $I.17a on spot. Corn irregular
No. 2, 30c, on spot. Oats 26a626.c on
81 Ut. Eye, No. 2 614c on spot. Whisky
GOO. Mess pork $15.70 on spot. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Bulk meats quotable
at 6:663c on spot for shoulders; 936Sa"
for short rib middles; S9Gesc for clear
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WANTS.

fAdUertisemeats under tis head sOiH be charged
TEN CENTS per Isns for each tnssrti0n-l
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Cincinnati Markets.
louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Juns 16.--BaggiDg held
firm at l4c for heavy hemp and lac for
heavy fax. Flour exfamily S5.z5. Wheat
81. 4061.55, on arrival. Corn 5565le in
sac'ls. Oats 45647c. Rye lower at 700
75c. Provisions in firm demand and light.
Mess pork tic. Bacon, shoulders nc; clear
rib 95c; clear sides &c. Whisky 300
Ole
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, June TO- Flour = S45O6
1000. Corn mea, $2.S5. Corn 56d59c.
Oats unchanged at 4664Sc. Hay dull and
nominal. Bran dull at Sl3. Lard and
Bulk meats unchanged. Bicon 7.696
QIc
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New rors Dry Goods Karaes,
BaItfmore RaaFke1s.

BALTIMORE, June 16.-Flour and wheat
quiet aud unchanged. Corn dull; mixed
western 625c. Wheat quoted nominally at
81. 6On1.7O. Oats weak at 47649c. Pro-
visions dull and nominal. Lard S46lOc.
Rye dull at 9OHSI. Whisky 92.693c.
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Government bonds are weak and lower.
The following are the quotations at 2:25:
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THE LARGEST AND BEST.

Twelve Pages Seventy-tWO Columns
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Chicago Lumber

CHICAGO, June 1G.-The lumber market
is dull under heavy receipts and prices
weak, but not quotably lower. Joists and
scantling $500; manister do. ncminall
GR 50
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shaw and CrOsswy vs.. M. ssrnttOn ct
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
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CENTAUR LIHIBIENT.

THERE'S no pain which the Centaur Linimsnt will
not relieve, no swelling It will not subdue and no
iamaness It Will not cure. This IL strong Language,
but Il Il true. Whore the parts ere not gone its o.
fectsars marvellous. It hSs produced more cures OF
rheuastisn, nsurslgia palsy, sprains swell.
!ngs, cakedssasts, scalds, burns, sslt-rheum, ear
sche &C., uponthe human frame, and Of strains sp..
vim gals, &c., upon animals in one year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world began
Its countsr4rritant an all-beains pain relievsr
Cripples throw away their crutches, the Lame wllk
poisonous rendered harmless aud tho wound
ed are healed without . scar. It il NO humbug. Thl
recipe published around each bottle. It n ssiul
- no article ever before sold, and It sells because
does Just what It pretsnds to do. Those who new
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve {.
suffer II they will not use Centaur uninent. Nor
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures includin
frozen limb, chronic 1heumatism, govt, running tn
mors, &C., have been received We will send circu
lar containing these certincates tho recipe, &C.,
any one requesting 1t. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Osntaur Eminent 10 worth ono hundred dol
lars for spawned or sweenied horses and mules, o
tor screw'worm in sheep. stock-owners-this linl
mont 10 worth your attention. No family should b
without Centaur Liniment. J. B. Rosz L Co., Ne,
York.
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MRS. oTTENsMRYER.

[poua1As ceusfr.-w; g.. Best rs :s'set
ont 500. apple trees on his farm at: Lake
Carlos.........A. T. Hammond has removed
from Alexandris to Fergus Falls, where
hewill go into the butehssing business
=: IA Mattson; Of Holmes City, has the
contract for building the bridge over Long
Prairie river, for $175.. While F. Bur-
ley and wife were crossing Lobster Lake,
uear Holmes City, some rags stuffed in .
hole In tho boat osme out, and It began
filing with water. By great. exertions
they nearly reached shore before the boat
swamped, leaving them Aoundering in five
feet Of water, but all safe..."....Work will
soon begin on'the now Episcopal church.
The Rev. MIR. Stewart was in st. Cloud last
week attending to the shipping Of tho ma
terial. Post. 81:
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REAL 0NTATD TRAN1FUR0.


warranty Deed Transfsrs for Week
Ending Juao ~, ls5a. '.< .S>
Hexskiah = CLARK and hush to David B
Stanley for lot 3 SEQ "a 7 l2s R % $500
George Clark and wife to David B Stanley 4
for swq neg ssa 20 Tl22R 2ow> $3.50
John Besshardt and wife to Adam epries-
tersbseh for oh seq SEQ 80 and oh neg SEQ
81 T 1875 r saw, ....-~ 81, 100
John Ethan and wife to John Schosnborn
for swq swq sec 80 and nwq nwq SEQ 81
j T 12b R 80 and Oh seq sec IS T 126 r
4w .<,,.> -, -, 49,. $500
Charles OlssoA 10 Austin Olesons for nwq
SEQ 6 T l2s b s6w $96
Loren " Collins to Jared W Benson for neo
neg SEQ ~ l26 B IS and swq seq $50 IS
T 127 b 36w 8';+ 1857
Il G Wait and T @ Mcclure to August
I Heft for Oh s1q 80 % + 128 B 90 v $3.50
John Vol to John Koeuig for swq swq SEQ
Il sad s.a seq go IA and neg SEQ neg %
T 128 r 2Sw g, 800
W b Lancaster and G 8 Boss to John W
Parker for lots : and 4 blk in town of
Sank Centre 800
Noses W Adlsy and wife to Samuel Brown
Patrick Graham and Michael Meagher
for s acres in neg neg SEQ 7 l25 b 80
" $50
Frederic W Barnard and vito to Stephen
It barnard for nh seq SEQ 81 T l28 r
saw *
Peter II Shineberger snd'wife to Andrew
Clement for nj lot 4 blk 8 In Sank Con-
ire 500
Alfred Townsend and wife TO Frank Kent
for ? acres Of lot 8 SEQ 2 T 126 r 83 v $40
Alfred Townsend and wife to School Dis
trtct No. % for acre In swq seq sec 2
T126 r 8sw So
George, " Bennett and wife to John Van
Worst for 8 20 acres etlet s SO 20 T l22
Charles + Sylvester and wife to Robert
Themes and Elisabeth Chsnoe for undi-
vided ! lets 8 and blk 20 in town Of
6suk Centre $500
James D Carr and wife TO Chester 8 Boss
for und h lots 8 and 4 blk 26 in ssu
Centre $4,000
Chester s Boss and wife to Thomas Bolles
for and b lots 8 and blk 28 in Sank
Centre -, $3.50
Charles L Msnx and vito to Jshn H Dem
nis for acre in neg nwq SEQ Is T 126
| RAW = 800
Aug. Lindbsrgh and wife to Perry Lind.
berx for see swq seo 20 and neg ava sec
S3sT 126 B So -:.az- .,-'~v;' $1Oc
Reuben Hsrshmaa and wife to Henry, Uhl.
ing Tor lots 81 8 9 and 10 blk 20 in Cold
Spring CITY, 49,. =: $3.50
Walter Mclaughlin to Peter esbsrger, for
ssq no 4 T >l26 r so, II .,' $500
Edward Nugsnt to Michael Nugeat for nh
nwq SEQ 10 T l24 R IS $500
Anton eehafer and wife TO to John 6ehoeu.
lsben for lot IL sec 81 T 12a r 81 Y
| t,s.' - n 49,. = <e$2l2
Thsnas + Holmes md vic 70 Coraeliu.
Center seq geo u = 1875 B IS " $1,000
Al.hea D Partridge ct al to Gr,nols 8
Cooper for lot 8 blk "A in Fair haven
/ 866C
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Last evening some seventy.6re o,
eighty emigrauts arrived from the sea.
board. They were all Germans, and
came direct from the old country. -
Many Of them were engaged in the
Franco German war, but have come to
Minnesota for the purpose Of making
it their home. They were fine look.
idg class Of people, and on Monday
will start for their destination. in the
different parts Of the State.-&. Paul
Paul, Sunday.
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-Grasshoppers, in innumerable
numbers have made their appearance in
Texas and are laying waste
al vegetation In some local..
tiles they have entirely destroyed
the corn, consuming it down to level
with the ground. They seem to be
moving northward, and it is feared that
Wisconsin, Illinois, Kansas and Ne
braska will be visited Western Ru.
raj.
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sFEARNs COUNTY rAIR.
II b. Held Sept. 10, ~. snd 10, st SAIL
Centre.

The Executive Committee Of the stearns
County Agricultural Society met At tho
Court House yestsrday-Presidsnt Rigby
in tue chair. J. M. Gilman, Of Raymond,
was appointed to take tho place Of L. En-
derls, and John Brakeasld, Of Avon, to
take tho place Of P. Loso. j
Propositions were received from the St.
Cloud and Sank Centre Driving Park As:
sooiations. Tho proposition Of tho latter,
which WAS the free use Of the grounds and
buildings, was unanimously accepted. Tho
time for holding the fair WAS fixed for the
10th, 18th and 18th Of September, one week
before the State Fair. .. " = =. 4
/ The premium list, ~ corrected, was
adopted. 1t Was resolved that oil articles
ON exhibition, II worthy, should receive .
premium oven If not mentioned ON tho list.
The following offered by Mr.. Rigby was
adopted: H..
WHERAs, 1t is considered by this Society
= legitimate object to foster the product Of
fast or fancy driving stock, IS we'll as
draught and for general purposes; and
WHERrAs, 1t is no part Of the objects or
purposes Of this society to foster or en-.
courage sporting, in the general aocepta-
ton of that term, believing betting to DO
detrimental to the morals Of tho commun-
ity and especially to thelyouth therefore
be it 81! Z: ~
Resolued, That We offer the following
premiums for trials Of speed Of horses
o,oned in Stsarns and adjoining counties, and
that We forbid and will prohibit to the best
of,our abilities the selling Of pools or bet.
ting, on or about the grounds, on the re-
suit Of any race during tho fair fol-, the cur
rent year. 49, =.
The following are the premiums: :~,3.
No. 1.-Fastest tretting stallion mile
heats, best 2 In to harness; 8 to enter, 2
to 90 !; LIST premium, $a5; I'd, SIS.
No. 2.-Horses that never trotted for
money mile heats, best 2 in 3 to harness :;
to enter, 8 to 60; LIST premium, $25 I'd
$40. 49,. .-... So:
No. s.-Trotting double teams mile
heats, best 2 in B.; to enter, 2 to 60; LIST
premium, 1856 !; I'd, $15. .-....x.,
No. 4.-F.stest trotting horse; marc OF
gelding; mile heats, best 8 in to harness ;
s to enter, 8 to 60; LIST pemiqm, SIS; I'd,
$2b. ~. ..,;.. ,-:1 .-::-...sf
No. 5.-Fastest trottiug thres-yssr old ;
3-mile heats, best 2 in 3 to harness; 8 to
enter, 2'to g; lst premium, silver medal
or SIS; I'd, silver medal Or $40. :. >, ::
s1No: 8-Fastest trotting two-yesr old II
mile heats, best 2 in 8 to harness ; 8 to On
ter, 2to, g ;>sans premiums ii No. s.. -:
No. Thinning race; mile heats, best
sins; s to enter, 60 :! LIST premium
| $40; I'd; $40. ~
No. s.-For best' lady equestriau;. ls'
premium, lady's riding bride, worth $40
I'd, fancy riding whip, SIS. - .~s
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HARE CHANCE

To buy . nicely furnished house and three
lots in enc Of the best locations In Saint
Cloud. Well, cistern, barn, henery, orna
mental trees, shrubs, with grapes, currsnts
spplss, strawberries, rsspberries in bear
ing, House with seven rooms beside
wash room and closets. Completely fur
ished-beds, lounges, chairs, three stoves
bureaus every room but cook room ear
peted. Will sell tho whole tegether Or j,
lots to suit. For the next fsw days will b.
offered ct bargain. Terms easy.
Apply on the premises or address
o. E. GARRISON.
st. Cloud, MINI
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-Pomeroy, DeCoster & Clark, 101 Jack
son st st. Paul, are selling all kinds Of
fine furniture at reasonable prices. Call.
WARTS DlRMADoR? tits compound
word from Derma, the skin, and Doron,
gift. signifying tho giving or restitution Of
sound skin. Prof. Anderson being .
scientific man invented this word as the
best illustration Of tho use Of his wonder
full liniment, and evidently no word can be
found Of equal significance.
See advertisement in another column.
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The dead body o. H. A. Colvsl1
was found hanging to the limb Of ,
ire. near his. house il Lansing, On
Monday morning Of last week. He
was sixty 1.-TWO years old, and had seen
much trouble and Sickness.
The 81. Paul Press says: 9Th.
citizen, Of Minneapolis are piling up
q big, bonus to induce the removal o.
Lens, Randall h Co.'s boot and sho.
works from st. Peter to Minneapo.
lis. 100000 will be required to start
EN-" 49,; '''' - ~" - 1897 - !"
MIR. Goodale, formerly editor o
tie Wool Gre.oer, is looking through
Minuesot. 10 the interests Of Easter,
parties, With !. view TO locating land
for wool.eroving. i :: Il I i
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MA o. THE MOST InPoRrANr
= t+s LlNED IN THE DTATU. 3 ttstz Il ;1 =

Tho Duluth, Yankton 4 ct. Cloud Rail-
read. recently orsaaizsd under tho act Of
Incorporation passed st the lste session,
would, II speedily ooustruotsd, become enc
Of tho most important lines in tho State.
It passes through, and would rapidly de-
vslop rich country sftsm the Missouri to
the Lake: Whether the eorporators really
mean to build the road, or have secured the
charter simply for the purpose Of selling
out to others, and thereby putting money
In. their purse, remains to be seen. It ID
certain, however, that the road viii ulti,
matsly be built. Asths country along thu
proposed railroad becomes settled and III
resources developed. the. aeosssity for such
line Of communication will become sp,
parent and urgent. We have faith in It.
ultimate construction. Hestern 1tmss, 81
Paul. 49,.
HER ma XVEH M V0n MANN
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CHURCH DIRECTOR X.

Communications south of Ravine bridget
Services every sunday At l014 a. m. and pm. SUN
day School at IL o'clock. Prayer meeting at the
church on Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner of Wells
avenue aud Lake street.
PlssBxrER1AN.-(Church ON Richmond avenue.)
Services everv Sabbath ut lOH H. m. and ~ p. NJ
Sabbath SCHOOL at Il IN. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meetiRS At TX O'Clock. Pews FREQ and
strangersinvitsd. Rev. Il. V. Campbell, Pastor.
EPIscoPAL--(St.J Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at lOH =. M. and ~ p. m.
Sundays School At Il m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. ,. 7. Chambers, Rector.
MI1HoDIsr.-{Church in lower town. Services every
Sunday at 1917 H.. and Pm. Sunday School Ut
80 u. Rev. J. r. Lewton, Pastor.
CArzouo.-[Churoh Of Immaculate Conception,
st. German street). Pastor, Rev. Benedict Randl.
O. g. b. Assistant, Rev. BonifAce Null, 0. 8. B. Ser.
vices Week days at 8 .. NJ; Sundays, First mass,
~ .. m, Righ mass and sermon at 10 Am. Yes.
psfs at p. m. Observation-Disclosures at p. m.
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NO. ......................... ~
Oats-22c to 25c
Corn, 300 for new.
Flour-XXXX $5.b0ae. 90; Xxx $500
a5.5o; Xxx 50. 00a4.50 per barrel
Feed-$l. GOAL. 10 per owt. :.
Cornmeal-$1.15.
Shorts-75o.
Bran-$6a8 per ton; 300 per cwt.
Eggs-Pleaty at 10sl2}o.
Butter ranges from 10 to 1910.
Potatoes-20aS0c.
Green apples $3.50 . $7.75 per barrel
100 per peck.
cranberries, $l.6oa2.5o per bushel ;5
per quart.
Onions-$1. GOAL so per bushel. Scarce.
aeney-25ssoo per pound.
Maple sugar -15a2c.
Cabbage-$5a$1o per hundred.
d. Beans, $l:eoa$1.75 per bushel.
Cheese-l5a2oo per pound.
Hsy-$6. 00a7 90 per ton. 49,,
Country hsms-1oa12}e per Id.
Sugar cured hams-l6o . 200. 8
Wood-$4.ooa5.o 90 per cord.
Wool-Flsecs washed, 80aS7&e
J. Unwsshed, 2va26c.
: Tub washed, IS . $50.
Beef-0n foot, 50 to %; retailing, osl2|c
per pound.
Vsal-7a8c dressed; retailing, loal2}o
per pound.
Mutton-en foot, sa4o retailing 1oa12}e
Per pound.
Pork-5}e dressed retailing, 10s123o
per pound.
Mess PORK, $3.50 per barrel.
EE Chiekeas-9a12}o Per ID.
M1LwAuKl1, Juno IL.
:Whsa&-$l 81 for No. l.
Oats-28}o.
! Corn-87c.
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Some persons in Brownsville won't
this spring to visit friends in Illinois,
aud remained just long enough to make
tho acquaintance Of fever and ague.
They shook the dust of that State of
their feet aud hurried back to Mime.
s0ts.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We are prepared to fill orders for pamph'
let copies Of . new edition Of the Township
Laws Of Minnesota. It includes the Town.
ship Organization Act, the Town Board Of
Equalzation Act, the New Road Law, thu
laws Regarding Partition Fence, Estrsys
and Beasts doing Damage, tho Ch.ttel
Mortgage Acts and oil the kindred acts re-.
lating to Townships OF tho duties of Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statutes Of 1866. Price 80 ,cents. Sent
BY mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price. =
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Castorfa 10 more than q substitute for Castor
OIL 1t IL the only safe article in existence which il
certain to assimiate the food regulate the bowels
cure wiadcolie and produce natural sleep. It con.
tans neither minerals, morphine nor alcohol and
pleasant to take Children need not cry and mothera
may rest. janseem