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Mike Howard, esq, has been en-
gagged Ia come financial transactions
Ia Palestine, Texas The nature of his
operations seen to have been Of such a
shady hue that the mini0ns Of the law
denominated IL stealing, which In the
Holy Land will arouse the prejudlces
Of society. the atmosphere ct Pales-
tue suddenly became too dense for
Mike, and he hled him To Dallas.
There " n facial discrepancy ia his
l'bysiogn0my which consists in an Ia
ssiiicieucy In the olfactory organ; 10,
that bis nose is too thin, OF lseks the
requisite thickness. but Il has been
hitien, eaten, shot, sDuged, twisted,
knocked or ploughed OF, thereby elm.
mating from the coubtenance the line
Of beauty, the pulchIliudsl curve; the
absence 81 which enabled the captain
Of the municipal men-ai. arms. vulgar
~ called "p'lioe," to recognize, detect,
identify aud arrest the puEnacious
Nike, In obedienee To n telegram re-
ceived from the city marshal Of Palss.
tine. The victim OF concentration
of combined circumstances now pines
In the iron grasp OF the majestic law,
and will be shipped Mt full rates TO
Palestine 10 lecture on finance. Ad-
mission free; children halt price.
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p.ll.. s,e.s .. s.a.,,.

The following extract from tue Gal
weston News, together with the accom-
panyinE letter, viii prove Interesting
TO grain srower- and Hour makers, a.
well ~ The business community In
general
Information aas been received con.
ceruinE The sack OF Hour witch was
sold IN this city toe the beneat of the
Has orphans and shipped tn Rio
JAneiro. The following extraci from
letter 20 the shipper OF the fisur ex-
plain. ITSELF;
Hio Ds I'SEiEo, october %. 1919.
Ms.srs N, Elewusth a Co, Galveston
Gcntlemcn--rhes san, pie saek a, fiour
has been duly received, and We have
nov much pleasure in informing you
that the quality of hour u approved OF
~ oar dealers. S9oh -four would To- day
fetch ltllo per barrel, and We believe
u VIII always fetch la this market
about the same price as the mark
Horicon.N Enclosed you will lind pro
lorna account Of sales aud copy OF oar
market report
rhh sack 81 ilour was from Texas
mills.
70 Ne Dallas FIGURING Mills Company DIAL.
GESTLEMEN-some time ago sack
Of honr t0ade At our mills was sold Ia
THIS city for the benefit Of certain or
phsn-, aud II Tell to our lot To- ship and
control IT. sale Ia the Rio market. We
send you u copy Of the Galveston Dat
~ News containing our advices from
Rio OF the disposition Of the Hour and
the stand u took there among other
brands OF tour. We intended TO hav,
the News say IN this MORNINGS pa.
per that The -four WAS manu- factured by
yo1. We are willing tn open an ac.
count with You, believing that We ear
make u mutually profitable. We will
make reasonable adv ances on ship
ments when desired, aud do all Ia oul
power a. advance your interests.
Awaiting Your fayors. We remain
Yours very truly,
a - a. -.
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old weman' cauaseicd her 10 give
theta serge difficuii work, and to
marry tho one who succeeded. She
therefore commanded them To dig a
canal through the Fanished Stepye.
Fsrhat--a strong, sialwart feiiaw.
with n simple aud straightforward
natnrs--took hiss spade aud dug
away all day, trying to iura the
channel OF The riyor, and lhus form
cd the cataraets ut Bigavat The
Tadj;is, crafty and full OF expcdients,
plated a wicker OF reeds and laid il
on the grou'.d across the steppe
Early in The narn.ng, the sun
rays, reflected from The shining
reeds, made them apper like u
stream Of water, and Shiria Hatun
thereupon called for the Tadiik and
married him, When the Uzber
learned Of the deception that had
been praeticed upon him. he was in
despair, s'.d threw his spate high
up in the air, so that, as il came
DOWN it cut oil his head With tin
gle stroke.
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Aoders RatIroad Travel.


The Engineer gives all account OF
"the highest authentic instances of
high railway speedp on record. Brun.
mel, with the Courier cinss Of loeonio-
uyes, ran thirteen miles IN ten min.
utes, equal to eeventy-sight miles an
hour. Mr.. +. Stirling, Of the Great
Northern, took. two years ago, sixteen
carriages fifteen miles ia thirteen
minutes, equal to seventy five miles an
hour The "Great Britain s.I.ord of
the Isles and "Iron Duke road
gaoge engines on the Great Western
Railway, have each run with four or
five carriages from Psdding,on 10 Did.
cot Ia forfy-sevesi and half minutes.
equal 90 sixty-six miles an hou..
The new Midland coupled express
engines, running Ia the usual course,
bnye been timed sixty-eiyht, seventy
and sevcDty-two miles an hour. The
10 .. m. express on the Grent NortherI,
from Lepds has been timed, mud found
mile after miie 1T the rate of lille ip
nhy-two seconds, or Mt 90 miles au
hour The engines used are Mr. stir
iing's outside cylinder bogie express
engines, the load being ten carriages.
II would be Interesting 10 hear athe
siowest authentic instances OF slow
ousnibus speed'i on record.
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Lows wEsur!rEw.

oh yes. We mean all kind words that we
may say,
10 old friends and to new;
1T doth this tfnth grow clearer day by day:
We fsue hut few.
We love we ioyei What easy words 20 say,
and sweet TO hear,
When sunrise spieBdor hrizhtens oil the
Aud, far and near,
Are breath of iowers and caroiiug Of birds.
AnG bells that cniRe.
our hearts are light; We do not weigh our
words
AT morning time,
But when the matin- music is all hushed,
And ltfe's great load
Doth weigh US down, and thick Win dust
Doth grow the road,
Then do we say less often that we love.
The words have L own!
with pleading eyes We look to Christ above.
Aud clasp our own.
Their lives are bound to ours By mighty
5snds.
No mortal strait.
Nor Death himself. with hts prevailing
hands,
Can separate.
The world Is wide ard many names are dear
AMI fiiendShipS true;
Yet do these words read rla.UeF, year by
year
We love but few.
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Diamond Mound, about twenty mics
from the town Of Wharton, in the sol, d..
east portion of the county of the same.
name, Is capricious freak of nature
In a level, Hat prairie country, near The
coast with no volcanic evidences in all
that region, it suddenly rises up to A
height Of about two hundred feet. coy-
eriDg about one hundred acres of
ground, 1t abounds Iii limestone rock
and, what Is most singular, specie of
rock strongly iinpregnated with sui
phuric acid. But the curative qnalities
Of this sulphuric acid rock is an import
ant feature of this tusas rassge. ltis
very soinabie in soft water. and the use
oftiis water, in which therock has been
soaked. is sovereign remedy for all
diseases of the skin, of the liver or for
dyspepsia. After using il till il has
spent it, efficacy. then thoroughly dry II
in the sun and il is restored TO all its
former sigor aud vitality 20 we are relia-
bly, informed In medical aspect this
has already proven great blessing and
We notice 1t more especially Tor the
benefit OF tho diseased. We bay. in
our possession specimen ofiiis me.Iici-
nal rock, given us by DIR. John I. Boil
ton, Of Wharton county. which We
shonld be glad to submit 10 the inspec.
ton oil any scientific gentlemen.
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The New York Herald sketches the

The New York Herald sketches the
situation:
We viii grant everything to the Re
publican leaders; grant that they OBJ.
serve every particle of the bad laws
they have enacted down there; grant
that they not only count in Mr.. Hsyes,
but carry the count through Congress /;
grant that they actually install Mr..
Hayes in the White House on the 9Th
Of Msrch; and, after all, ii they have
not completely satisfied the intelligent
public opinion Of the country that the
count IL just and honest, nothing they
can do will give either content or seeur-
ity or permanence 10 the general inter.
csts Of the country. All industries and
commerce will I've struck with paralysis.
No capitalist will venture on enter
prises; no merchant viii dare 10 Law in
u stock OF goods. because no prudent
consumer viii buy more than he needs
from week TO week: no sensible man
viii buy our bonds or hold them; no
manufacturer will venture to produce
beyond his actual cash orders; credit
between man and man VIII be gone;
the number of the unemployed will in
orease tenfold; poverty and want will
overwhelm the country.
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How the Emperar Of Russia appears
Or Eorseback.
ISL. Petersburg Cor. San Francisco chron-
ieie.

lst. Petersburg Cor. San Francisco chreu-
ieie
entered one OF the many shady
walks which spread out IN all dir,
ections. and few turns brought
me 10 /; small marble building in
Grecian sly lie. halt hidden by foliage.
with small knot of people loung.
ing about the enteranco. A short
distance away groom was leading
white charger up and down. Tn
on inquiry, i fonnd that the En-
peror WAS in the building, which
contains a bath, and that the peo-
pie were waiting to present com
plants or petitions. Several old
women wanted to b I'VE their con-
scripted sons return d, while others
We're suing for the pardon oil some
criminal, and, though | had moth.
ing in particular To say to his mai
esty, | concluded to stay and have
a good look ct him. We did not
have TO wait long. The folding
doors opened ard with rapid strides
a tail form passed by and had reach
cd the groom with the horse before
any OF the petitioners could APP
preach him. As he mounted | had
a full view of his fair, open count
enanee, but his steed was more
beautiful object TO look upon-the
nobiest horse / ever saw; of pure
Arap blood, mix white. with rosy
nostrIls and graeefuiness and Itself
in every move. When his i'm
periai master seated himself the
gentle animal turned his head and
affeetionately attempted to nibbie
the Emperors boots, bnt u single
word started him off Oh canter,
mach TO the dismay of the petition
ers, who endeavored to keep UP
with hims holding DAT their papers
The Gar shouted back few
words, telling them to come 90 the
palace, and disappeared IRON view
sor the sake of the beautiful horse
was glad to hear that there is a
park at Tzarssoie Selo. where all
horses who have ever carried his
majesty on their backs are kept in
idlencss and abundance when their
time Of aative service has expired.
and there is no degradation in store
for them or even carte
horses when old age comes on.
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ii :
ileasce ~ ilss profession HIS father is
Gen john les. Of Brefstsain, whose
works on fexas Jurisprudence are found
IN every law litsssrs IN the State. aid
are eotsrtt.i IS sathef.ty in our high
est courts
kaufman { FerrelI) Star The Gatho-
iie Church at this place was dedicated
last SUNDAY IN The presence OF large
assembly, Bishop Dubuys officiating.
The bishop thsntcd the people very
cordially for The liberali,y they had dis
played IN assisting the members in
erecting The building. and said that
when completed, II would be the hest
Catholic Church esiiiiee this side of Gal
yestori
Ficksburg Herald Fisk has gone
AuAes has gone, Sullivan has gone
Cafiezo has gone. Jcliuny RAYMOND
has gone. Crosby HIS gone. AMI han
'ireds OF others haze departed. All
gone II Il very sad, but then these
fellows can live on mir. and they won't
work. After the State administration
passed from their hands they packed up
their earpet-tags, wrapped mp their shirts
IN an old Pilot, and silently stole away
Boston P,st Here's another elee-
ton nuddle, On "Wednesday morning
| iast Nh. T. +. Carr, OF Clinton. read the
news Of iildens election and he at ones.
proceeded to carry out wager by wheel
ing Roland Gardner from Clinton q,
Sterling, starting at 10 q. M. and ar
irving at / p, ~ He has since learned
Z from R.4,,7, \ .
result i in doubt and nov he's eontern.
| plating whether he will wheel Gardner
back 10 Clinton again, and wait for the
latest returns
AGO Examiner Mr. John NJ Clai
borne. chairman, informs Us by letter
that the committee appointed for the
purpose has fixed upon Galveston, De,
/ ceTlibcr 18th, rs the time and place for
holding the next Reunion OF the Terry
! Texas Raueesr The manner and means
are fully provided for-rendering ex
F.. penses light and enjoyment great
I Among the notabies confidently expef.
/ cd are Generals j T. Johnston J. j.
Hood, Joseph Wheeler, and y. 4 For
rest Colonies Pat,l Anderson, Baxte,
Smith, and George l. Riyes. l:,ll o
whom are honorary mem tars.l with ou-
own Harrison, Cook ard Christian. Al
address viii be delivered by colone
| Thomas N Jack the gifted orator
Subject Our Noble beat Afidresse,
siso by Major b H. Davis, Hon. W. d
Sayers, and other distinguished mem
gers.
| Governor Colquett, of Georgia, is
civil service retorner IN earnest. Prom
isins that honesty ana economy sbai
| be the uatehwords Of has administration
and that he win be the governor of tn,
| whole people, he SAYS: 4 went through
the campaign without promising or ever
intimatlng to any man that | shouit
appoint aim TO any office. deelinet
all oilers that involved the idea of obi
CATION | am, consequently, free to se
leet for public positions only those me,
that | consider the best qualified to fiji
them. In making up my list OF ap
pointnents / shall be guided solely b,
the question of fitness, All application
for Office are being filed, and siial
leisurely, during the time preceding tht
Inauguration, apply the test of .itnes,
to the applicants, and choose ,herefron
those who appear TO me 10 best stand
the test.
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a Gentleman in Virginia City.
Nevada, whose Chinese cook left him
was unable to retain the numer
Gus joins" for over day untii he
induced one Of them TO explain that
some apparently meaningless strips
OF red 'aper on the kitchen wall
contained the Chinese inscription:
Boss woman, long tetne tongue.
Muehee jaw, jaw
DR. Hammond says that empirie
ism is'.ihe weak uHderpjnuing Of the
temple of medicine. Yet one would
suppose quacis 10 be the geese-tope
OF the arch : Grapnic.
Peter Cooper was seen, this morn
ing, lying on dis steps VI news
paper in his hand IaugEs IL as ii his
heart would break. IVY, lcok
ere, said he a. we came up. 'iusi
see this Green Clay Smith, the can,
didate .of the rrohibijiDuisls f1r
President, aud Jam.. B. Walker
candidate of the American party.
had awfa; iuekl Got II bcggarlY tot
OF votes. liaw! bawl hawl Hardly
enough 20 count They ought MOTTO
have distracted the canvass by run
inngt- Grnphic
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rhe ReIisi.u. Debate

The debate between Elder Price OF
the Methodist church, aud Elder Cask
ey Of the Christian church, began last
mint st the Methodist Tabernacie, on
Elan street Each delivered "a speech
of one bour, Elder Price affirming the
scriptural authority for Infant Bap.
tism' aud Elder CasNey denying. !,
was indeed very interesting, aud as
these are representative men in their
churches, the people should turn out
en niasse to hear them. The day dis
co-siou opens at half past two p. m,
a1d lasts two h0urs-and the night
session at half past seven, and con-
tlnues the same period. Four hours well
spent BY all who feel an interest in the
ysat religious questions Of the day.
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STATE NEWS.

Sherman Register Charley Daniel
a compositor on the Register, died this
morning about eight o'clock at. Mrs.
Anderson's boarding house He came
TO Sherman few weeks since in very
feeble health, having been quite sick at
Dallas.
Messrs. c. S. West, of Austin, ]. w.
Ferris, of Ellis. b. III. Bassett, of Bren-
nam, George Clark, of Waco, and S. A
wilson, OF Rusk, have been named by
the Governor as a commission to revise
and digest the laws of the State. prosi.
ded for by an act of the last Legislature.
Il beg your pardon, gentlemen. !, oh
serred Bismarck 10 a couple of lovai
Bistons who were predicting the share
OF glory that would fall to the sswe6,tlen
walls of England in case OF Faro
peait war, Il beg your pardon but
what was that you were remarkinc
about the wooden heads of England r
Caldwell Eagle. Now that the eIec .
ton Is over, and the killing of Bigger
could do no possible harm, giving no
stain TO the bloody shirt. they are 90.
ing 10 make him read a column and q
half OF one of his own speeches, The:
cruelty IS refined, but Dallas is i. ronai.
place anyhnw,
snstiii Statesman The Int4r,a-
.tional Railroad Company YESTERDAY
,soinniencesl delivering lumber for tba
freight depot Three wagon loads III
inrnbsr passed down the avenue vester-
day afternoon from Tie terminus of the
road The freight depot Is to be To-
Gated on the third block west from the
avenue ON the lots formerly owned by
James Sims.
Jefferson JinlpIecute: The first Sec-
ton of twenty milas Of the East Line
Railroad Inns heei completed within the
time requil,ed BY law. iheeharter saved I
and the road established as d ffxss, In.
stitution beyond ali pessssiventure. The
last spike Was driven nj 4 30 b. M. Sat
urdAy. the 18th inst and the train r,,n
10 the end Of the last rail 10 verify the
completion at that hosir,
Am villingto risk my reputation
- = pahlie man. wrote, Edward Hine
t. the Liverpool Mercury. ~ the worat |
tase Of smallpox can not BE- cured IA |
Tires days ttnapiy ny THE use Of cream |
Il fsFter dlssutvtd In . mint of water,
deepk - ipferynls, when cold. y : cer-
ain NEVER failing remedy. II haa |
saeed fhatkiarslM never lpayra ! marx, /
aeser c4ussA bllndsiese snd AVOIDS /
eJons llnG rxIne 4 s. s's
sslsetae isilt lt Hsssx i &
- 3 4 4!
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a woMss's a.TrLE.

Dear Zoe. know thon'it win the u Sht;
know thou hast the STRONGER bBrk
And thou art sailing ia the llEht,
While am creeping In the dRrh.
Thou cost not dream that am cFying,
As come Up with colors Styling.
clear away my wounded, slain,
With strength like frenzy strougand swift,
do rot feel the tag and strain.
Though the dead are heavy, hard 70 lift.
II looked on their faces dying
! could not keep my eolors dying
Dear foe, IL viii he shoFt--0ur fight
Though iazily thou train'st toy guns;
b tate stecr- ns-me To deeper night,
Aud thee to brighter seas aud suns,
Bat thonlt not dream thai am dying,
A. sail by with colors rFlpg.
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s-.s-... ps-,v.

n,
,,,,n.,. .s..,s...a''. $500 mar very
Ia. ve~r, hs,ws.n h.,.,,,s. .a ny, ap p, -
NJ. 49,. n..,..- .s..,'',. =. 'e
a.. 49,. '', ,. eo".'o, ''e o''s "
-. - ..' o'''o = 'ps''on OF WHICH
- 5000 may oe = member, In fact,
-, ~, 80. -, '"a'e ie"r'''e 70 sue
s',s .% -"n ss', Aoou' every wen
'.'s.'ss. 49,. = e''ao''su'nsnt should be oiii-
y, s eon-f's'o"s ~ some church. IL
~ pa''ns' y merely an attendant, OF
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New York Bulletin: The condition
Of trade ~ the various business cen tres
during the past week was. We see, M uei,
the same as the situation here. The
increasing probabilities Of an Earor.ean
war are stimulating certain inter SIS
which will be more or less affected nv
that event. notably provisions and
breadstufis. From Boston TO Chic ago.
and from Chicago to New Orleans. com.
mercial and financial writers all q ,ree
that the pending political uncerta inty
continues to be u serious drawbae to
the investment OF capital; that bat
transactions are actually taking rlace
are to meet urgent requirements, and
that the prevailing disposition is to
torego future engagements until the
Presidential question il definitely set
tied. All this of course Is what no CHI
be expected under the circumssas, ces
Happily, the Indications Of some ucia
settlement are improving, and, he the
result what It MAY, we think we nay
Soy the temper Of the puplic min 4 d
such - 70 dissipate antirspations 81 81
rious trouble.
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A won.tn's hand How beauti
fully moulded! How faultless in
Symmetry How soft and white and
yieldiEg, and oh! how much nt gen.
Tie memory its pressure conveys
Yet We don't like it in our ha,r.-
fist Lonls Disdaich.
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syKENTAUEe
LINN ENTS!

PhySic!anz recorimsud, and fsrriers de-
clare taat aoNncn remedies hEyc ever baIpre
pftetOrs OF IlI So ARTICLES viii present l. isI
bottles 70 uoeytieaI men, gfasfs, and viii
Sutrantas 'n5re rapid and satisfactory
suits than hs.Fe ever osf0re been obtained.
Tue t.G:sar f.infIaeos a. " bite " rarper
VIII e,tfe Rheumatism. Neuralgia, I.umbago
Sciatfeats SssEa-d Breasts, Sore Nipple, Eros =
led Feet. Iisiilbiains, sweilings, Sprains aud
any oEdluary
FLESH soSEseR MUSCLE AILaEST.
II will extract the poison of bites and
scar. Loei-i w, Palsy, Weak Back, Earacbe
FocthEes.e, itcu ana Cataneocs EFaptions
reality Yield TO its treatment.
Henry Slack ,of Ada, Hardin county Ohio
says MY wife has had rheumatism llr ave
years-na rest, nosieep-cbuid scarcely walk
seross The tiohr. she In now com pietely cured
toy tae use Of centsur Linitnent. We all ieei
thankful "a sou, ana recommend your won-
derfui MEDICINE TO all our friends"
James Hurd, OF GAINESVILLE, Onto. says
"Tne centaur L,niment cured my neural
gia."
Alfred Tnsh. OF Newark. writes: .'Send
ms one aoZeu bottles BY express. The Linz
ment has saved my leg. want 10 distrib-
ute II, etc
The sale of this Imminent Is increasing rap
idly
Es,e Gentaur Liaiment, Yellow wrap
per.
Is for the tough skin flesh and muscles OF
IossEs. MULES AND ANIMALs.
We have never yet seen q case of SPAWN
Sveeny. Bingbone. WindsaiI, Scratches or
Pole all, which this LininseEt would not
speedily benefit, and We never saw but 81
few C sses which IL would not cure. 1t will
cue whel anything can. IL IL folly to spaud
so fos "a fsrrler, when one dollars worth of
Centsur LtuIment Will do better. The fol-
lowing Is a sample Of the testimony pro-
duce.d:
JKvFERsoS, NO., Nov. 10. 1873.
s'ssone time ago was shipping horses to
81 Louis. got one badly crippled In ,le
car With great difficulty / got him - fhe.
stable The stable Keeper gaze me a tottis,
OF YOU Centaur Liniinent, which I used
WITH such success that ia two days the horss,
was active and nearly we'll. 1 have been "A
yeterinnry surgeon for thirty year,. but your
Liuimeut beats any thing ever used
"a } M'cARrY, Veterinary Surgeon
For a postage ststIp we viii NAH a Cen
taur Almanac. containing hundreds oi eer-
tificatsts, from every state in the Unron
THESE Linimenis are now sold By all dealers
in the country.
Laboratory OF j. y. R.,se q Co,
10 Dey street, New York.
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Ame.seAn nu,nar.

Peter cooper has determined to
stick to his glue, which has never
ye, failed to stick 10 him. He says
that thrrc are more grcenhaeks 10
ore barrel OF No. glue than in a
ton of speeches. -IGraphic.
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Mothers!

Cnstorsn is the result of 20 years experi-
rnsnts BY DR.. samuel Pitcher, OF Massacfu-
tive as castor oil, but perfectly pleasant 10
the taste. IL can be taken by the youngest
infant. and neither gags nor gripes. DR.. A.
sIRs-l have tried the Castoria, and can
speak highly of It's merits. II VIA, think,
do away entirely with castor oil. IL is pleas
snt ana harmless aud Is won terfuily efiica-
very thiuy
The astoria destroys worms. regulates the
stomach :ures wind collie. and permit. OF
natural healthy sleep. Ii Is very efiicacieus
In Group. and for teeshinx children. Honey
IS moi peasAntar to the taste, aud castor oil
= Not 80 Certain in its effects. Ii costs but IS
cents, in large bottles.
7-l3t J. 3. ROSE & CO., New York.