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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
Kidding the Broohlyn Ring.

The brooklyn Taxpayers Association arc in
vcsusatnr the allegation ihlt District Attorney win.
che-tcr Bittou in Decempcr, 1872. speut large
o money. c-tin atrd at 5000 - get the Hoard OF
pcrNsOrs tu ruse Ll5 salary 60 SllODl. The pUpO-
tltOn hung IN the board fir weeks. shipping
through on tho nh OF ptcrmbtr that the Increased
salary could isyiu the nst uf The year 1873 MIR.
John Parsons nas been asked by the Law l.mi'tco
Cf the a.huclt lou to CnufNr WITH the Attorney
General about criminal branch OF the brooklyn llng
prosecution. II Is claimed that there 10 enough tcstl.
mOny IN hand TO warrant indictments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

John James Thompson was held In $1,000 ball
IN the Yorkyc Police Court, yesterday on Acomplaint
OF entering young ladYs room In Irving place ana at
tempting improper liberties with her, and when she
cried OUT threatening shoot her Thompson IL about
forty years old born IN orange county He SAID That
he N minister that he chad taken TO the missionary
busnesa 40 1891" and had lTAYeed 10 10Tegn oounl -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
FRAUD IN JERSEY.
The Paterson Omcinls Found GuilIy-ADOther
Arm iRnmenI.

ArrRtRnmenf.
The trial OF ex-1ux [. C.mmissoner James Hand
was concluded In Paterson yesterday. lie hid been
charged with having altered the Of H. S Juf
fray Co.'S properly from $4,000 5000 also with
slterins the tax from sf7l t2d20O after col
lection OF the larger amount, the difference being sun
posed TO have been Kept 10y Hand Prosecutor wood.
run summing up tor tno stale gave the opinion that
EAkins, the CLERK who the alterations the in-
stance " Hand was equally guilty, The Court chag-d
the Jury at great length aud held that EaklLs must
have scted concert win Hand IN altering the books
The jury after short deiiDeratOn, found both Hand
anu Eakins guilty. Hand then arrAigned tor de-.
fiaudng Ge Jackson Of Little Falls Of tol 80, which
no had Obt aimed by promising to that amount In
tAXes on Jacksou's properly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
FLASHES IRoM THE OCEAN CABLES
Lord Napier Of Maedala has been appointed

Lord Napier Of Magdala has been appointed
Governor Of Gibraltar.
Tue mill operatives in hacclesheld. England,
have returned TO work on their employers terms.
Five hundred and fifteen packages will ha
shipped from Cldz the 3lst inst Tor the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia.
The German Federal Council has been author
ICED to purchase kruls Garden "a Bern, the be Of
tue new Imperial Parliament buildings.
Richard Shaw, the representative OF burnley,
Lancashrc ia the House OF tuun0ns, died ytst flhl
Ho wasA warm supporter OF MIR. Gladstone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

George Hallowell OF "a Forsythe street has In
ttituted SUIT against the Health Department fort2oooo
lie complains that in july 1871, his young daughter
Alice was vaocinated by Dr. Brown, officer OF he
deulriment tnat the vaccine was impure, aud thAt
M nstq fence the child has suffered ever sine from
sCfofuo.s d sease causeI by the impure matter lie
SAYS that Ler health has been greatly ah oted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
Ordering a nn.t Of Chict Ju.tlce Tnner.

wAsHINGToS, Jan. l9.-The Library Commit
tee TO-DAY adopted resolution authorizing the chair
contract villa some competent artist for bust
OF the late Chief Justice fancy t1e head u the same
be modelled after that OF tho statue OF the late Chief
Justice al Annapolis the cost OF the same not TO exceed
tt 900 IL urtlrr resolved that Ia order to enable
tae Librarian OF Gongress, under ths direction of the
JOINT COnmi tee On the Ii lray TO range aud iudet
the manuscr nts and papers IN the library relating TO
Amcrc hst thr sum Of 5000 he asked for II on
tho House and senate Appropriation Committees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
One of John Roach. Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-the Alert one Of the
new naval vessels constructed by john Roach, and
which been In commission year, 80 unsafe that
her boilers are now called the dynsmite boilers They
we're imminent danger OF exploding last summer
when the cadet engineers we're aboard and since then
size hss pronounce I'd unnt for service That IA
why she Is not ordered TO Port Roya, and remains a.
the navy yard here, the terror VI every naval ocer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

PARIS, Jan. 20.-The MOutcm gives the fol-
lowing estimate of the result Of the elections for
Senatorial dclcgatcs: Seventeen departments are
doubtful, 30 decide ly tuisrrvatlye, hnApartist.
lnd 10 .epubliCan Of all shades NJ Huiicts tleCti IA
m the Nosgcs appears to oe certain The utant bona
psrtsts al probably only obtain 80 scats III tnc senate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

RAGusA, Jan. ~. A sanguinary battle was
fought 1rcbinIe and TINS place yesterday.
sulung IN the defeat OF the Turks with considerable
slaughter. The TURKISH lusics arc paced a. four hun
drcd Killed snd large nuiubcr wounded. The lt.sts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
J,nIy,- Dealing. Win the Church.

LoEDoS, Jan. ga special despatch to the
S'anddid from Rome says tie Italian Government has
osed tue Episcopal Seminary a Com, Tor its refusa'
60 ADMIT Government tn. .pectOr 1hsisa most I'm.
urtant act, h efrun. est ten yet tskc ia the
Sttes alas vith thu thgrch ami will dOu itess pro-
ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, 1t Is understood that
within the next week or ten days the Chairman OF tho
Committee on WAYS and Means will spring upon the
House tarG h radical IN ts changes and yet 70 In
accord Wlth the Administration anu ts supportrr ,
IN II must receive the whole support OF the iou-e'
The free list Is 10 be argey Increased by he addition
OF such ar lcs yield hut little revenue, dueb are TO
be eVrd far possible IN speclnc manner anu the
tax restored tea and coffee. In word the customs
revenue is to be derived from such articles as W Yield
revenue that can collected IN the safest manner aud
with the least
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The grand fancy dress ball OF tho Cercle Fran
oas de lHArmonsS In the Academy Of Music this oven
ing promises to be more than ordinarily attractive
Tue repeal OF the Masked Ball act has had 40 eiharst
ing effect on the deYottes OF Comus and Terpschore
and the old Academy will resound with melody aud
mIrlh 10 nlRnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

ROME Jan. l9.-ln consequence Of the political
tendencies evinced in Spain regard to the forhcom.
ing elections for the Corcs Cardinal An onel has
siructcd tue NunclO Madrld 10 Obtain clear drhni
tQn OF the Guvernmcnrs Intended line OF conduct IN s
relations with the Papacy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The special Jury for the trial OF the Tweed
ciV suit was completed yesterday by the acceptance
o. Adolph n HlRarten OF East Fortynfth street and
trdcrlck hhineander Of 10 West Twenty eighth street
Irn had prtViOu y Oeen selected hr. Dudley fleld'H
challenge TO the array Oyerruled. Tho jury VIA be
mart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
An Americnn ships Onicer In Trouble.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19 The chief officer Of the
American ship Marcia Gfcenieaf. Capt Bunker, which
recently arrived a, this port from New Orleans was
rested for shooting and seriously wounding two
Of the crew while ON the voyage.
The r no., ~ the trouble the ship Marcia
GrecnleIf shows mat the CHEF onicer, VINO name IA
Pow r. whil drunk, provoked al anray and without
crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
Dayl,Qb, Through the New Tunnel.

Contractor McAndrews OF the new Delaware,
LackawannA and Western tunnel IN Bergen mn has
broken through the last heading and Daylight wus ad
mtted into The dark cavern yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The Board OF Education discussed. yesterday.
the admission Of the French and German languages
public school studies, ana. usual. did nothing but
talk. Commissioner Klamroth grew excited in advo.
eating his native tongue. and said that Commissioner
West uttered "au unmigated falsehood" when he re.
marked that French has been chOked In the Normsl
School that German may flourish" President Wood
ADVISED CommissiOncr kiamroth to Withdraw " false
hood and suns lutte "misstatrmcnt," and COmmls
tioner West told Commissioner kamroth that "n he
dd not withdraw II here, he Will u do IL outsde
Then Commissioner klamroth laid that, being a for
egner. he "was often unucky the choice OF gish
words ana he would cheerfully make the eubitutiOn
recommended by the President" Thea. Ion %
Commissioner Kane, tn" discussion deferred to the
next meeting Of the board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

MADRID, Jan. lq-It Is officially announced
that the rst leader Trisany Yesterday notified tic
Spanish Consul Bayonne, France OF his unrescrved
Submission 10 King An Inso.
Cen Martinez gupoa's army Is concentrated In the
nelgnbOrhoOd VI Pampeuna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Newman Leopold, the brooklyn broker VINO
shot himself sunday afternoon Al his residence lA3
Adeiphi street died Tuesday night In his anlemor-
TEN statement he saa that he shot nimse because ne
could not endure his w'fes temper. His prop Tv -
worm 500 900, and As there Is no viii contest Tor
.r.aID L I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Public school No. Z, In Congress avenue, Jer-
Hey CIV Heights has been declared dlngerous to lie
ny the Board VI Health, owing TO bad ventilation and
drainage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Hugh j. Jewett, receiver Of the Erie Railway
Company. has obtained leave from Judge Donohue to
buy MY shares o. stock and ten shares OF bonds out
standing OF the National stock Yard Company at par,
The ground that the Erie Railways Interests are not
c0nsOnaut with those Of private parties, and lha the
Erlr Railway Company already owns majority Oi tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
ner Money Not Lost.

Mrs. wohnoutka, who lost her way at the Sec
ond transfer ONCE, has recovered her faculties
since she WAS found insane In Bellevue Hospital, ard
has found In her house the 5000 supposed to
have been lost In her wanderings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
Tho Ice inihe IIudaon.

PoUdHKEErsIE, Jan. l9.-Despatches from up
the Hudson tonight show that the ice Is fast breaking
up al all boints All the ferries between here and ud.
running ana the water IA rising at CastetOn.
Tnere was dense fog aud heavy rain storm tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

PoUdnKEErsIE. Jan. D-Jno. W. Statkum
sentenoed for .sn years from suffolk county. for burg
larry esuAped from sing Sing prison this morning bJ
sawing his out ThIa u ths nrs escape unaer me
new adInt niatrAuOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The Pullman car repair shop, Jersey City, vas
dnmAgedt 500 yesterday.
Henry Wilson, bnrn. near IIainesvlle, Sussex
cOuntt n. j.. was burned sunday, with two uu G
two h1rscs, aud seven COWS Loss =! 900, insurance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

WAsHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Presldent GRANT In.
xestad the nonry raised last summer $50 shares OF
Big BonanEI mining stocA. and hAs recuperaIed his
falling fortunes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
Accusations against Warden.


Warden George Osborn of the Hudson County
AmsnOuse arrested Yesterday on charge OF cfuey
beating Helen Riley, pJuper patent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
wlsnINGTON NosEG1Ys.
Three Bouquets Daily for the Scnnte and
seven for thn House.


WASHINGTON, Jan l9-Ihe JOINT Committee
Library o-day ordered that hsre-fer snail be In
the power OF TIE chairman Of the Joint Ommee MT
Howe to issue orders 10 Senators Tor only three
Quets daily from tue DotInictl gardens and for the
chairman % a. committee ON IN part OF the House TO
issue orders m lDer4 for only da y, that
the CHAIRMAN II each House auhOrikei to determine
the IN de Of clsirbuting the sane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

You cannot tell the difference between the
real diamond anu Parlsian dlamIDds tor the PlIsian
diamonds have real damon surface. Holard Hum
phreys, sOld agolt. 7TV VBroadwU.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

John Doinhauer. IA Union nm public school
teacher been suspended by the Eduat Board for
addressing prOfano language W his pupilA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

LOSSES ny FIRE.

Decidedly colder and clearing weather, brisk
uortherli TO westerly winds, ana rising barometer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24
CENTAUR
LINIMENTs.

~ fptsit rf,i are ass vA1es a ta,ass
sessf,4 g.a- sac al rs K - issi
t8aia5 u. Dial or san tfAsafF ssF ftst VIZ
sacrssts say faia Essrs frou ae.h ieus =
n1ssfie aa8aTs No a. uai PrttcEa thHt
Eary v4H ntu1 6roten iaE - t2itfnttnstf
zsassat4.1 an4 stop sht Ftin. Me- eau wt Ezaf
satut be HruPfg reselu whsro Tie oa3g is
Fassuaua t5 @b4shfN Tenn gerAaee u a. hertt.
ear rfnPef Fhyn0st - mfntal oeuditan.
TIE AafE DEsTkNA ialNlEgNf y psfilcaia u
sahIts igAl4 esees ~ NheSmEt5ssa, Aguitis ( as
AsluiFtl ksysssa4as ltaa. sYrA4as, ca y la4Hs.
t4is, hfpsa, NEtEs ipislnR, saN28s. saetoA,
Mett Eark iAlus Us the eide hoas "a NtepibK
esnsss ilnrus Frosted Poet Palsy lar Ahhe,
lBfA8-aehs. Esoers oa SORES hfQkeu Breasts.
sore Npples, sore Ibroet. lfoup, piptAeua, a..
Thf u5ast n these Complaints the CsntAuf Liui
menA ALL cure a. q theta Is al hrue6i. u sil
s1tfAti TIE poison from bites and sfiagt, ard
esll core burns Aud scalds wthoutn soay The
fsii1rBng i bat = sample u 5 thousand similar
Testimonials
AsToon. lLr-, nec, /, 1874.
'GS wife hss, fnt q eng tius, been isrrltle
suEsftr from kbsumAtlfm She has tired many
ptytseiaas and many remedies The only Ting
4inch has gives her relief IL Densaur Linim a.
] am rsia.csd 10 say this has curei her.
W II. RING, Postmaster
Hisaa iuls2ulAb.e fsct thst the Ceataur
fAuimtuts ATe performing cuIes mover before
fatrted y aay pfcpsrstian Ia eustences nae
GhruHic rheumatism u uurty yeArs standing
stAig htening hugers an joints shlch had beer
siih for "a years, taking the sorcness Ton
burns. Ac
one donir. ur even hfiy eent., invested ia
Gtntaur imminent will b within resch WREN 81
accident otcurrs and vii do more good thAl
shy amount u mauer paid for medical Eittn
aAnee Rbeu physilans are called ihey ne
4 qusnty nee this Lspiment, and Of eouTse chArgt
several prices for 1t,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24
SOMETHING OF INTEREST
To the Old Folks, and 10
The Boys and Girls.

The Boston Journal 10 5 recent issue, says
picture % Yourself What q magazine for chill
drtu auaht Il be- bow bright aud winning 10
c0nteuis how part and stimulating 10 teaching
hos resploudrnt With pictures, and then turn
ever the pages ~ 81. NICHOLAS, and you sil
find y0ur itta. realized,
The Chicago Inter-OccAn saws, 'sf NICHOLAS
Il ~ iusltutgnu u which Young aud Odd Amer.
icA Atr S. proud as England is o. FuuoA. A
haasE MI h9ui sT NiUHoLAs," continues the
writer "d0rsauut deserve % own any boys aud
pirs, 20 dog should wag It's htils tail while
IRE s.uR it- uuse through the area rsilings: em-
pbAueafy, we would Observe that should tn.
sua gatdeacenA 10 shine upon thai house, his
solar majesty would make biz mistake
The era volume ~ -. NICHOLAS was sur.
prise even 10 the public that hsd heartily vel
eonied ii. number by number. Newspaper
ertcs express "a ontbu ssiie approval; children
and parrots acre alike delighted, and oangfstu.
lGsHTt lftters trim distinguished men and
women poured iu upon the publishers aud editor.
Charles Dudley Warner wrote; IL do not see
nov il can be made any better, aud II children
DON'T lac il, BE- il time 20 change the kind OF
children IN tiis country" Whittier, our great
poet, stote Ii IS little 10 say Of this magazine
| hat ID Is the best childs periodical IN the
Wofld.r and words Il hearty commentator came
across the ocean from eueh earnest workers aud
| popular Ayorites Of the young as Geo Mac
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1 iiled with 600 things from the best writer's
! ino,pdlng three long rtrel stories the fret
\ volume Of 81 NICHOLAS compile 10 itself IL 8
| huor Christmas gift for girls ard bows to-day
than any single book ~ the market, excepting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24

We viii pa ssy that The farmer
sho leAves la poaliry % roost II ne
AyFle Tree 81 she corsef q ,Ae barn,
I'D % plea ap their living Il ihe pigs
uo1gh ard IN lhs barry ar5. may ngt
oeeasioaally gei a. egs 10 winter
Bat a. rlssief n mei l8ete is %
most iAras great dsarth 81 eggs
from November 70 Mafch With
: warm shelter aad suitable feed, pei.
lcis that begin 70 Jay 10 the iAll vii
continue = lay through The winter.
aa,aly 5 question q feed The staple
feed j. Indian corr, because i Is the
most plentiful and ths most eoBYen-
Tent. i. furnishes plenty q fat, and
Keeps up the beat II the fowls, bat 10
poor 10 albamcu sad aho pbosPhaies,
They want variety u grains and
vegetables, and. 10 30 their best. one
feed daily q warm cooked meal aud
vegetables Most farmers have milk,
aud II this can BE- added, i VIA be al
they need Butchers scrap cake is
good. aud may safely be kept in the
poultry. ard, where the fowls can help
themselves at pleasure Boiled pota-
toes OF turnips. mashed aud mixed
with Indian meal, make an excellent
| feed for laying hens. Fowls are par.
| Sicularly fond Of cabbages and turnips
4, all stages Of their growth, and eat
them rsw groedily every day II they
can get them We have found SO
good results from feeding csbbages q
aging hens, that We always lay N a
large supply Tor the winter. Refuse
from the butchers, aud oiia from The
| ish market, also furnish good material
| fJr making eggs. These are access
IDLE 70 most villagers, and can be bad
AZ small cost. A hen is only ma
chine for producing eggs II you want
the finished product, voc must put the
raw material into the hopper. II
should not be forgotten that there is q
liberal grinding going on in the gizzafd
aud the laying bird should have free
access to gravel with sharp grit brok
en- oyster and clam shells, which assis
in reducing the grains and formini
egg.shells. With plentiful supply Q
reproducing food, hens will lay wei
10 winter, when eggs bring the highes
price.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24
JON or ICELAND, !"
By BAYARD TAYLOR.

A delightfully."- vivid story Of an Icelsndie boys
career, full Of incdents, which could happen 10
40 other country, and graphically touching upon
the customs, life, and general featureso Of that
strange land.
The bert general reading for boys and girls IL
insured by list Of present aud promised con-
trlbutcrs, among whom are;
William Cullen Bryant, George Macdonald
Christina RossettI. Louish VI. Ale0tt, j. 4. TrUw.
bridge, J. Is. AldIieir, Elizabeth stuart Phelps
ABBY Morton Uiaz Harriet Prescott sp0ford
Donald q Mitchell, II. H., Edmnnp G.. StedmAn,
l.ney Lareom Charles Dudley Warner, Bret
Harts, Frank X. stockton, Elizabeth Akers
Alien. r. VI. Higgihson. LuersiiA II. Hale, Prof
X. Proctor, Alrs. Qhphant and Rev. Edward
Eggisston- @a
special papers are secured or promised, viz:
Astronomy Tor Young Folks PROT Proctor.
Chapters utsWlndsor castle snd'tsnghsh History
Mrs.. OIiphanl). Talks hiths fFis ~ "A u.
L. Whitney II. II !. Louisa N Aleott. husan
Coalidg g add Mrs. Dodgej. LATHE HgnsekaepeFs
Pages iMArioa Harand, author OF ''Oommon
sense ia the H0ussholdnl. ALSO Lncidf nis Of
American History, Practical HsBdwork for beys
and girls, Sketches Of Adventure and TIaYsl,
Parry Tales. and stories Of Home lAfe. fouEg
CohIn ont0rs' department u 70 be added 70 the
vel. known aud approved Regular Features; ADD
Ia short, the magazine will be made As useful
Iscy, aud entertaining a. the purest And beat
writer's And eriists eau maze ~.
some 81 The finest Sofks ~ the great painters
have bsan engraved for hT, NICHOLAS, aud lie
Illustrations for 1916 viii surpsss anything ever
yetst.smpied Nv Juvenile AterAtaTe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24
THE BOY EMlcRANTS'
By NOAH BROOKS,

Giving the adventures Of a party Of boys on
their long journey across the plaias, with vivid
portrsiture Of their Life in California during the
days OF the Gold Fever. Mr. Brooks brings 10
this work, in addition TO his weh-known literary
gifts a thorough familiarity with the features
81 that wild country aud the people then docking
toward it. What he has 10 say Of them is per-
vaded with a subtle aud intense SAVIOR OF reality
that enables the reader to follow the characters
in thslr adventures with q p0sitFa sense OF
eompanionship The conaglon OF the gold
fever" the great difficulties and perks which
b leaguered their journey ACROSS the plains and
mountains, and hualy the adventurous, half
oiyliizad, aud YET, ia a certain rude way, poetic
lie in the mines Of California, are all described
Aith wonderful truthfnlnt rs and skill. Add to
this the elevate tone prevailing the work, and
She lrresistia bic attraction winch such a nara
tive POSSESSES Tor boys aud the value OF this
stirring, healthy seri becomes evident
There is 10 be another and shorter serial, be-
ginning in January and running through three
huin befr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24
The yellow Csntaur LiRinent

: adapted to the tough skin, mutcles aud hesh
u The animal creation. IL effects upon severe
-sscs Of Spawn. sveeny, Wind Gsll, Big Head
Ard poll-EYl Alo little less than marvellous.
Messrs. ]. CcOlure a Co., Druggists, cor. BIN
aud Front Streets, Cincinnati, o., says.
"In our neighborh0od number OF tesmsle r-
are u-iug this Cenaur Liniment They pro
naunoe IL superior 20 ANYTHING they have ever
used We sell ~ high az four 70 five dozen bot
lies per month 10 owners Of horses and mules
We have volumes Of Testimonials describing
cnres u suraius Kicks, g ais, PollEvil, Big.
Head aud even Founders, which are little lees
thRn marvels. No owner Of an apimal can afford
% be without bottle 81 Csatanr IIniment
shich any day may prove worth twenty times
It's cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only at the
Laboratory of j. b. Rose d Co.,
46 Dey st., New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24
Castoria.

Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
heath, and mothers have rest, II they will ute
astoria. Worms, ieye. ishness, teething, wind
collie, sour stomach and undigested food ma e
children cross, and produce sickness.
Castoris will assimilate the food, expel worms
and correct all these these things. For twenty
years Dr. Pitcher experimental in his private
practice TO produce an effective Cathartio Snd
stomach regulator which would be az effective
as Castor Oil, without its unpleasant taste or
rccoll.
The reputation Of his experiment extended.
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
to which he gave the name o. CaAtGris,
CastoTia Is as pleasant 10 take as honey, regu-
lates the stomach aud bowels, and Goes not
giipe. II Is adapted 10 all ages, contains no
alcohol, and is ABSOLUTELY harmless to the most
tender infant
Try Castoria once, and you will never be with
Outi
Prepared at the Laboratory of J. b Rose 4
Co, iG Dey ST., New York. 27l3S40