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beams. 1t bcs winding border of pear.y
pond lilies which are guarded by a fringe
of willows, and back of the willows stand
great shadowy oaks and elms. The spot
where this home for the sable sisters" is To-
Gated, was fortunately chosen fer, though the
lives and labors of these women are secluded,
yet, in their lonely cells, they can look
| out upon scene of surprising beauty, on
which the eve will never tire.
The building is q tall, stately, although
somewhat incomplete looking edfice, of
plain brick. The internal arrangements
are admirable; tie rooms on each corridor
are large, airy, we'll lighted, well ventilated
/ and pleasant, and are, in a sanitary point
Of view, far different from tia damp walls
| of the narrow, dimly-hghted apartment of
the recluse of former days. The roof on
the east eide has numerous dormer- windows
protruding from it, while on the west, there
are but enc or two, thus giving an incom-
piete look to the upper portion of the edi-
flee. In the basement 10 located the kitchen
and laundry, both being models of conven-
fence. The furnaces for heating the build
ing are also located in the basement, where
all the floors are of brick, thus rendering
the building secure against accidental fire.
! The dedIcatory ceremonies were of a
! very imposing character, and were witnessed
| by an immense concourse of people. Most
of the Catholic clergy in the county were
/ present and partIci pated in the exercises
Not far from the convent, in grove, was
numerous booths erected for tie sale of re
/ freshn,ents and flowers, and uron a plat
form constructed for the purpose, were sta
toned band of Musicians who entertained
the large assen. blage with appropriate mu-
sic. The day pissed away very swiftly and
pleasantly, and only at the near approach OF
evening did the tide of humanity roll back
| towards the CITY.
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TIE Dedication.

! Atearly dawn on Sunday morning, an ON.
{ nous looking Storm cloud came up from the
west, wkloh soon began to scatter its humid
drops over our cit-, and judging from The de-
hberate manner in which !, drif.ed owards
the eastern sky, there seemed % lie every
irdication of its lingering with Us during
the day; and those who had made prepare
tions for attending tie dedicato-y services
at the convent, just completed at Silver
Lake, began TO abandon oil hope Of
even getting out Of the house, to say
nothing about going out to the Lake.
The rain, however, ceased about
O'Clock, and the great, dark cloud which
over hung the city was broken into fras-
ments by ths wind and sun, and the broken
parts drifted quietly away toward the horizon
leaving sunshine and clear sky above US.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock, vehicles began to
move in the direction Of the Lake, aad BIZ
Il o'clock, tbs roads leading frOm this city
weFe alive with teams OF eTerg description,
sll lnhoring along through the mud TO Gar Is
the eonrent.
The Convent is located on the ives. bank
Of as pretty little lake as ever ripplei and
laughed at the warn carresses CT the sun
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More Legislation Needed for The
Lake Shore 6 Western Railway.

We had our suspicious that the radical
Senate in forcing the Potter Law on our
reform Assembly, last winter, would
do great injustice to some OF
our railroads. Of lG,e our views have
changed materially, as we learn that
the new managers Of the Lake Shore and
Western railroad are making an effort to
control and regulate the trade aud COM
merce Of tie lake shore towns along the
LIS Of this read by their unexamplel sys-
TEN of establishing rates Of freightg.
We are unblgshinsly told that they
ship aalt an land plaster from business
houses IL tie city Of Sheboygan to Apple
ton and intermediate stations along the line
OF road between this city and Appleton at
precisely the same rates tina. are charged
from this city; that all kinds of .hlp-tIm-
Der are treighted from any given point on
the Western soad to the city of Sheboygan
at the same rates that arc charged to Two
Rivers, entirely ignoring the fact that It Is
twenty miles farther to Sheboygan than to
Two Rivers. That in addition 70 the lore
gong grievances the Sheboygan shippers
are furnished cars in preference 10 all 9th
er shippers, fo- the time being; that ship
pers along the line of the Western road are
furnished cars immediately on requlsitisp
m case they agree 10 ship their wheat or
other produce direct TO tie city OF She 3oy
gan. All of which II true can only be des-
grated IS a cruel fraud, peruetrated upon
a hb.ral peoE lie by the Utlc i.ls Of an un-
grateful corporation.
The mere fact that a railroad company
should attempt 10 build Up enc city ami
deplete another BY such Unfair tariff, is suf,
hcltnt cause to have its charter taken away
hy the next Legislature. +; should cause
such a general uprising of fair minded
men OF all parties, That - Uuid be a warning
TO all corporations ere they beccma stig-
ma n a land that generous legislation
has almost turned over bodily to them tor
their exclusive use and emolumens. The Re-
form party have the power TO regulate these
things if properly directed, this fall. =
Reform Senate must be elected that viii
take these matters 10 hand or their mIssIon
Is ended.
Let Us set out the relative obligations
due lake shore towns: Sheh0ygan coqntv
votelse0,o 900, the city Of Sheboygan voted
$4,000 amounting in all 10 $3.50, COO
This county voted and Issued S2i6. COO
IN bonds, the city voted $4,000 the
village OF Two Rivers by large maiorities
voted SIS, 600 making gross amount in
all, Of $4,000. Port Washington voted
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$50, 900 but we believe has not as yet
compromised With the Il. K. company
The city of Appleton has voted $4,000
which they expect 20 pay at the proper
time. 1t would seem necessary that
something be done at the next election. Il
cannot be talked away, as they say. The
Reformer, Granger and all other good citi-
zens will arouse and wipe the radicals entire
lyof the stage and the Reform party will
rule supreme. We might ask that freight be
shipped to this city from Milwaukee at the
same rates as charged to Sheboygan as an
Offset 70 their present advantages
But although we have voted aid gener-
ously our reform principals lead US to ask
nothing but even justice with the whole
lake shore.
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PHESoMESox ExTRAoRDINARY.-Last eve.
ming We witnessed a very unusual metcoric
display in the northern heavens 1t seem ed
rs though coil Of burning rope was Sudden
! ly thrown aihwart the sky, uncoiling as it
rushed forward, and leaving rope of fire
stretched across the heavens in its wake. We
had just returned from an entertainment
given by the Royal Yedao Japs where we
had witnessed some good tight rope perform
ance and We fancied that perhap. the heroes
/ of Va,hala had become envoious of the ap,
| pause these almr nd-eyed orientals re ceive(
foE their ski'lful performing and had resolve ed
! to give q little exhibition Of their own VIZ
were somewhat disappointed however, in no
/ seeing some silver shol celestial step upon
the rope and beat the Japs at their owl
! game. The phenomenon lasted near ly
minute before it entirely vanish cd.
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ENTIRELY TOO GESERoJs.-In orr last
Thursdays issue after stating the fact that
none but bankers or bloated bond holders,
could get office or contracts under U. S.
Grants administration as his schedule rates
were far too high for men of ordinary means.
We also stated that Hon JOS Rankin would
superintend the work under IKE late harbor
contract obtained by C e Barnes, Pres lst
National Bank, but alas, we know now that
Mr. Rankin or any other democratic or re-
form member of the Wisconsin Legislature
can have nothing to do with any job Of Uncle
/ Samuel's (private instructions from Wash
! ington or Mat Carpenter we presume. Vel
/ lily U. S. Grant is King, and depifish dictq
tor,Gl al that, dose of palsy is only power
FIJI enough to ever effectually stop AIat man
/ Grant from grab5ing.
/ We ask no united prayerful effort in that
direction; but if G OF in his wisdom or in
/ his infinite mercy for a suffering nation,
should palsy the hand that GraJ6eH much
we should not feel justified in aiding or
abetting the getting up Indignation meeting.
or the wearing Of national mourning.
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ogIsG TO misunderstanding or to wrong
information we gave the name OF Mr.. Stewart
instead of Mr.. viebahn as the priagipil di-
rector Of the Teachers Institute now in SEES
sion in or city.
Mr.. Niebah1 has the direction Of the Insti-
tute and the a.luous duties which devolve
upon him are discharged to the evident salts
faoti OF all. He has already won an ex.
tended reputation in ths state as an eduoa-
tor, and Nanitowoe people may congratulate
themselYes on their good fortune in having
the benefit Of his experience and skill in this
direction.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-08-13

iRA 7. SMITH i CaRIs koEBKE have re-
Gently purchased the brick block on the
corner Of York and Eighth streets Of Mr..
Heubner, for the sum Of 5l2 coo, They
Intend to Fun 4 frst-claes billiard hall and
restaurant On the first fous. and the remain.
der Of the building viii be renset fog stores
and oacez. Ths 5gilding has splendid
location for business purposes ard we pre-
diet success .Cr these gentlemen in their
new enterprise,
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PRoF. kLAcAL will give a number OF read
ings from. Gethe's Faust at Klineholt7
Hall. The first was to be given on yester-
day evening. Professor klaeal is q man Of
unusual scholarly attaiumenls, with deer
and genuine love for literature, and vi
no doubt, be able b his reading aDl explain.
tory remarks, TO inspire in these gentlemen
who have engaged him more ardent love
for that strange, beautiful poem.
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THE E'er, beautiful little steam yacht
from Chicago, stopped at this port last Sat
urday, on its way to Mackinaw. The Iaier
was built and IS owned by Mr.. Warrington
a wealthy maehinist of Chicago, who has
started out in company with his two sons for
a pleasure trip down the lake during the
heated term
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MARRIED.

NEILS ON-KLINGH OLTZ. the town
CT Rapids, Aug. Sth, at the residence of
the brides parents, by Justice W H. GLOW.
er, Paul Neiison to Miss Emma king
holtz. daughter OF Richard hIngholtz.
EAT0UGH KILGORE-By the Rev. F,
W. Fink, MIR. Roger Eatough to Miss
Ella kilgore all of Baileys Harbor,
Door Co. Wis, August llth 1874.
Mr.. Eatough the groom is the son of Hon
Vim. Eatou5h of Kossuth, and although
young, has made reprtation foi
himself among those who know him.
We wish him naught but JOY in his new
made relations.
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THIS number begins volume sixteen Of the
PlLor-a very good time for new subscribers
to begin and a magnificent time for deln-
q1ents to call in ard cash up The PLoT
will still continue to make weekly visits TO
the homes Of its Numerous patrons. and by
continuing 20 advocate all home interest, by
unfolding AM urging ouly pure and proper
principles, whether political or religiogs, en-
deavor TO maintain an exalted position in the
estimation of honest men,
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PEI. son Al.

Hon. Jos Villas left our city for Boston
Mass, on Monday lasts to be gone week
or ten daye, on business Ns will h0wey er
be home again il time to see his friends
before Congressional y ominations.
Messrs. DR.. Laeouut. AMI Mr. French, a
rising young attorney, of Chiffon, Calumet
Co. were 10 cur city On Monday and Tues
day last
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TWO RIVERS DIVISION.
posi- OFFICE.



DaIy-south South East, South. SOUTHWEST
caves Asuite voc Daily 81 o'cioca q. "a. and
fives al shsboygan in time for the car. TO tonn
~ Lac. Three times week; Monday, "Wednesday
I'D Friday. by the way Of NeTtonbuTg, Meerne
-..sgara-- Ho~ard- Grove. TO ShebO5 gan, and
GrdGs-By way OF SordJeim, Hik4, CenIeEiIle
NGsele. to shebDggdn.
From AsnitcWoc to Two Rivers. fdaily.l at :
= CLOCK III, and arrives AanitOwoc 1t : o'clock
3
Eri-UcekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
7 every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, and
/. rIge- az Clrlton att . m.
arrives at Mfnit0woc everg Monday, Nednes
3 ani Friias at ) . m.
Er.-H eekIy-To Green Bay-via. I've
* vars-Leayes Msnitowoc every Monday. Wed
sdtg aud Friday at 5 IN, and arrives az Green
Il next day at q D n.
Arrives at HanIto~oc every Tuesday, Thur
DAY and SATURDAY, at 7 a IN.
semi--eekiy-To Kewaunee-via Tive
sefs-Leayes ManitOwoc, Monday. ami Ihurs
4 ) al ) D N, and arrives at ManitewCc "VcrJ
InaSdav and PgGaY al Z a
WeekIy-From Manitowoe to hcnssha-
Lsaves aInitowoc every FRIDAY at I N. aud ar
rive s at IL uu Sunday.
The special Post Offices Of Francis Greek, Pra-,
! 4 R1sencrans, get their mail every saturday
! .r noon.
Post oHce open for delivering letter from IL
Pm.
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but the worthless think our articles cute, is
les, cur fault than our misfortune; we never
could scale those dizzy heights with that
ease and assurance that the Chronicle or
" Pem" have 50 gracefully acquired; ard
VET, while there is rom fer an honest Diff
ference of opinion, the Chronicle viii still
have to excuse for in per listing in useng our
own judgement in all matters pertaining to
the PILoT; and since coHrteousness is cur
!nvnrable rule, we now extend the same
invitation to the editor of the Chronicle
that We did to Penn" Call again at your
earliest convenience, but in case you get
tired out running with your pet calf don't
blame US as We have made an effort to
"head you.
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SEMAs Ross, a laborer On the Appleton
gravel train, jumped from the cars as
they were coming down the grade just
this side Of Reelsville, after IS cent
hat which blew off. In consequence Of this
rash leap he viii be obliged to quit work IN
til his broken leg gets well
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JoNSEY BEACH, lad living with Mr.
IL. Smaliey, accidentally shot himself
through the right arm, while out hunting
yesterday. The bone of the arm sas unin.
iured, however, and the arm viii net have
10 be amputated
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LATE news from the South seems to indi-
cate that there is tendency toward war Of
races, all through that portion of the country
The blacks in many instances have arrayed
themselves in open hostilities against the
whites, and the whites have been driven to
violent measures for defense. There seems
to be great unwillingncss on the part Of the
white population Of the South to live on
terms of social and political equality with
the blacks; and the negroes seem to think
they can make up thGir lack Of freedom IN
the past by disregsr,ling the rights of their
former masters What to do with the color
ed people and how TO manage them are like
Y to become serious problems for future
so!gtieE
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AT thirty-hve the Average American dis
covers that re has an Internal Stomach p
and goes into the hands of the doctors for
the remna ht of hi. life Prevention is better
than cure, but DR. WsLHER's VINEGAR
BIrrExs viii both cure and prevent dyspep-
STA. diseases of the skin. liver, kidneys and
bladder, and ali disorder arising from an "a.
fernal stomach S33-t4.
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GOLDSMITH MAID ha, been doing as fine
uotting this season IS Vas ever Witnessed
She has trotted ten races already, and has
made for herself record Of 2-l6 at Saginaw
ard 2-l5l time which has never been equaled
on the hmeri can Turf-at Buffalo
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LITTLE Charley Ross, who was stol en-
from his parents in broad day light, in Phil
for the purpose, as is supposed, Of getting a
neat snug sum from his father for his return
is reported to have been found in Ben
ningron, Vermont
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CoNeREssIoNAL.-The Congressional
Committee Of this district meet in the oitv
OF Fond da Lac 70 day, FOR the mpose OF
calling the conning Convention. We hope
it may be called at Sheboygan, at an early
tav.
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FIRE IN KOssUTu.-The broom handle
factory Of Mr. keif in the town of Kossuth
totally destroyed by fire last Wednesday
forenoon. The loss is estimated at about
10000. No insurance
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TRCUFS

-. Bcnifacies Catholic Church corner NJ Mir
fsi MARSHAL streets. established 1SJj. Row. j
, sssicr, Pastor. Hours of services: Early Mass al
/. a. u. Hugh Macs at 10 IN. EeApers at ~ D.
-. Week ddY Mass at s n. m.
First German Evangelical Lutheran Church
g. cor. OF Marshall and Egth st-..D estzblisGe
-. Psr. NJ. II. Qnehl, pastor. Service d. 10
. N. Sunday School service at & p. N.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev J. Layalle
ito Sryaching. 1917 a. m. and & y. III. every
mi Sunday school 2 o. IN. Prayer meet
IS .Dnlv, gesday and Thursday evenings.
Il Presbyterian Church Of MaHituWoc organ
June 2Gth 1851. Rev. &. Il. Stevens, pastor
erTires at 1874 O'Clock 3, ~. and nj ~ .. III
FL nday school services at O'Clock r. IN.
It. james Episcopal Church Joseph DeForest
7 .ctOr. services Sunday MORNINGS at 1917 o'clock
Jennings. at N O'Clock. HOLY Communion, FIRST
nday N each montI. Friday evening services
~ o'clock.
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ACCIDENT IN MEEAE.-Last Monday
Mrs. Klcve, of the town of Mceme fell from
a wagon loaded with peas, striking her neck
upon the tines Of pitch fork, killing her
almost Instantly,
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Mr.. lIARGRoyE, living near Cato Falls
was thrown from his wagon, while returning
from the Falls the other day, and had his
arm badly crushed and mangled by its being
run over by one wheel Of the wagon.
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The boats are being well patrOnized at
present. People who are able will leave the
crowded cities and seek cool retreat on our
lake shore during the feverish days Of
August
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-08-13

RAND & BERGER are to build q schooner
for T. B Simpson & Co. Of Milwaukee, the
dimensions Of which will be 1876 feet keel, 81
feet beam and feet hold.
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BEEcHER Us TuLroN & Co.--The
Beccher-Tilton Sweetness is still long
drawn out. The testimony of Mr.. Moul-
ton was taken Oh Monday afternoon last
and 1T is understood that it will not be given
to the world until the fral report of the
committee. The knowing reporters on
both sides claim victory most damnins.
That our readers may see what such pa
Pers as the n. 7. Tribune, published at the
seen of action, say of the afflir, we have
copied an editorial from that paper, pub
lished last Friday. We recommend its
careful perusal. 1t clearly shows that
whatever the western press may sag in the
premises, that those who should be bes.
posted have undated confidence in Beech.
ers moral integrity.
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LoSr.-Somewhere near the Library 4
gold sleeve button. The finder will 10 suit.
ably rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office. e33-2w
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For SALE.-0ne of the finest business To-
cations in the city can row be obtained
at moderate terms. Enquire of Frank Seidle
S33-tf
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WINTER WHEAT has already made its APP
pearance in our market. The quality We
! ale told is not equal to that OF last year.
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The cures aFected by DR.. Wolcott's
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder
fll. Those suffering from Coughs, Ca
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently been
placed by the agent for this county in all
the leading Drug Stores of this city, ex-
cept I. 4 ]. Robinson's, having been in
troduced here ct the urgent request Of
hose who know their value.
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TIE work of grading Sth street so that it
will correspond with the height of the new
bridge is now going on.
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understand are to be in town to-day, to try
the "Clipper City Boys whack.
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SOME fine shots were mede at the Schuet-
zenfest at Klingholtz Park last Sunday.
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rgEH BOARDING HOUSE,!

Capt. z. F. lood has opened First Class
private Roarding House. on Buffalo Street.
between 9th and Main Streets, where he
offers board and lodging, or simply board.
at vsry reasonable ter;as. Fer particulars
call at The premises. s24-tf
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TUESDAY was the hottest day Of the sea-
son, if mercury knows anything about the
temperature Of the atmosphere.
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Comfy Officers.

sleris. r b. Smart.
tlefs 81 re CCCr.. 4. Piening.
REGISTER CT Deeds. John Franz.
county Clerk, 81. Richter.
JGntY Treasurer, e. Even.
County judge, I, G.. On-trd,
Count Surveyor. JONI o IIgra.
&uot OF schools, Michael Kgrsau.
ia, rman Ecard Of SUPERVISORS, H..F. Hdb5 srr
= ia. Alto Hey, ". j. Turner.
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Ceataur Liuimeut.

\ There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment viii not re
nj heve.no swelling ii will not SUD
TN due, and no lameness which it
AA1 will not cure. This is strong
&-EN- language, hut It is true 1t
has produced more cures OF
ENTfE rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
aw, palsy, sprains, swellings, caked-hreasts,
scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, Sc ,
upou the human frame. and of strains
SPAWN gals, Sc, upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t is a counter-irri-
tant, an all healing pain re!iever. Cripples
throw away their crutches the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and
the wounded are healed without scar. 1t
is no humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling as ne arti-
ticle ever before sold, and it sells because it
does just what il pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain. or
swelling, deserve 10 suffer if they will not
use Centaur Llniment. More than 1900 GER
sificatcs of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs chronic rheumatism, govt, run
ming tumors, &c, have heen received. We
wlii send 4 circular containing certitcatee.
the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one request
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow wrappers
Centaur Imminent is worth one hundred del
lars for spawned OF sweenied horses and
mules; or for screw-worra in sLeep. Stock
owners--this lininent is worth your atten-
ton No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles, $500 J. Il.
Rose & ca, 50 Broadway, New York.
CAsToRIA Is more than substitute for
Caster Oil 1t Is the only safe article in
existence which will assirilate the food reg
ulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and pro-
duee natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.