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New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
TO MIDDLE-AGED NEN,

The importance of the heathnes OF the system
among middle aged cannot be smated power
life death ami the direct bearing whch IL has
happiness seems 10 be recognized ts capabilities s
qualities Its powers the Importance of It's healthiuI
preservation It's moderate the danger O oyertaxing it.
whether through Thought study or Intense application m
the conduct OF complicated and
tQus interests by the excessive Indulgence OF ths
and propeUsics Of the system All these proper
subjects for Consideration also the knowledge Of what
moderation what IL and when these exist the absouts
necessity " promptly seeking advice from expert Who fos
long series 0 has devoted his whole time ana atten
On study invests gaOn and treatment Of all the maa
dies OF important department. 10 accurately determine
the diseased conditions their nature causes and origin,
whether arising the OF exercise its IRE susrty or
excess and who from his and practice has learned
10 discover the arrangement and promptly apply
truth the inexperienced and 40 annoying TO The
pat naturally wants To know without delay what
the matter Ot the deTangelent the probabilities
of rrcuperatiOn and the time required.
striking example Of the value ~ eN eencc and pracca
Observation well the useiuness Oi the prompt apphea
ton Of suitable remedies found In the important stdehcht
AZ home abroad thai very largo proportion o no VINO
mental disturbance and absolute
nentIy recover placed under treatment Viii" "'
symptoms have manifested
department OF the lrhn 10
llust.d by ntense mental Application hVpi.. -
1er o connected thou ght q only Ie,olet lSs
nrnnery led aud nonrsiei by the use ot certain sys
rrr,sely - in every otheI HcptIIncu
whether OF appetite. propensity, OF laS'o o'sn @
them Iip nom Their oSerworked ana tNhau'ted r9
Sons The Importance II ths branch Oh medical pricuee san
scarcely be oyeFracd foi reaches rvnn 70 ~ G h ~
of family the irng oi heIeuaty a an" ''o ~
t,uti0n Of estates the s1I' family - . -. -,
Prom and large experience IN ths direction nsEe
,c allie To command the thankful .pptcahon
talnv can communicate much To cultivated nlnds N cohhee
lion with my practical experience m what pertains 10 'h
means Of recovering powc whctner OF ban appetite
propensity, OF passion
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDTUrS. -
hROADWAY.
Sam, 20. NOON p > o D.; 81, hlniTit ~
II-le. aUri D.. che nay. 80 . Lowest. -
AKeIage. 25Ia. salL3 aay, 1870, J.'s
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

last week The Juror very innocently replied "Yes
sir, think can when hear the evidence" He WAS !,
little nonpussed on being asked to stand aside.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

DnrGGIsrs say that the sale Of DICKS TASTE
Llss MEDICINES 10 increasing rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

CURE vour FeOn and save your nail by ap-
plying t.r Oi DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
ghtlu substitute for Cologne Bay Rum.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
r.Announcements.l

All who suffer from Coughs and Colds will find
eei In WlsIAR BALsAM WILD CHERRY 80 cents and 81.
, 1876-03-13

His commandment and 11ts relation ~ our Iso-
tleomor, requires our service. We cannot REQ
ognigs 0hrist Without rccognlzlg that llc
clalma our supreme A1log1auce. Therefore, ho
ops CAT, tr1lst Him, can bcliars Id 1i Without
purpoFing 10 oboy Him ns Master and A. King.
: VIC found, moreover, that loVa Was ono OF
ealyation'A conditions. But tho saving faith OF
tho worry hroath OF its lfo! For tho lledccmer
ts ono whose tatnrs mud work inevitably appeal
to llH for our affection. Our aTnt apprehension
Of Him Ia OF Him ~ 11o etAnds Ia filn glory
and sues for OUT aoul'a best love. Accordingly.
no ono can have faith In Christi can yied him
solf TO Cbriat, without 1oving Him aupfemoly.
And, finally, NO perceived that holIuehs wss
Christian belief Of which the Scriptures hayo
now Taught US, includes holiness, oven "a It in-
cltt1es tho rest. For, whatever oiBe Christ Is,
IIo IL holy. fio is rightousncss itse1f lie Hnf-
fered, And oo the cross, tint lie might subdua
tho kingdom Of evil. f1ence IN tho very act OF
believing In euch Savior. the soul takea eidos
with holiness. Thorein, as we'll ~ thencoForsh,
personal rightoouenesa becomes tho diAclplo's
central nin1.
30 plain thing, then. Jet 10 comprehensive, ia
II to believe OH Christ. 10 rAt!oual and SO
btoa.od Is It 10 have faith ia te great 1edecner.
Earring boluf Ia ponitens, childIiko trust. Daaod
on tho knowledge OF Chrlass porson and work. It
includes tho conmittal Of tho Bnul TO Him. II
Ia knowing Christ aud casting one's self on His
FREQ grace. It ls choosing Ills sorvicoi Ny
fnend is It not = glorious saying, Dol!oVe on
Can you nek for a salvation either moro simple
or more ffoe ASSURE You millions hAve proved
Its proctouspcss. 3tntt1tudeB On cattll arc it's
witnenAos. Mu!tt1dos In htavcn are ita krophcB.
Yea. lot wtlogopsur will, believe, evon now, Oh
Clri6t, aud hc too stall DO saved
, 1876-03-13

WHSt e " NlAkEoFlEs
snscfaI Correspondence Of The Chtca7o 7rtbun,.
pu,LApELrHf.. Pa. March l0.-For throe
yoars this gifted and patriotic lady las devoted
her entire timo to tha Women'a Department Of
tho Contonniai Exposition. II anybody has Il
few lingering doubts about tho ability Of women
to transact busneas, this tady's large and woll-
appointed busincss-1fllce on Walnut street is tho
place llo ought 10 visit. lie would find every
thing IN that "perfacs order" which is no fur.
ther removed from confusion thnn II Is from
prtmness. Mans. llaua, aud pictures On tic
wall; lady clerks busy At their desks; aud for
tho central figure, busily writing at hcr table.
Ben Frankln's 1iEnal Descendant as full OF
senao ~ he. IT not 10 gifted With gcniality; aa
keen II not 70 witty; as vds awnko II
NOT 40 wise. This daughter OF the
great pliiosopher-at two tcmorea-is OF tail
nnd commanding figure. with features strongly
marked. tie hhape OF tho face and tue aqHillns
nose recalling another face hardly icHs familiar
to Americans than that Of Washington. Her
oYes ate dark aud penetrating; her llhr black,
threatening speedy clianRo TO gray; the hands
white aud shapcl3, With firm. lyo angera. vouch
tos at least tTo generations Of the grnsler usen
that go alou9 with sNoht of brain rnthet than OF
the brow. Tho tady'a dress IL u simple, tasteful
walking sutt Of black recent family Lercare-
ment explaining Its trimmings Of Grape. Ttis
is tho pereoaage to whom American women
! remembered when tho birthday toto Of our
county brings all nations to our shores AZ
guests-tl,as tho daughters Of America wilt
bays. their share Of gifte to offer. BY her por-
sonal endeavors for three years, scnding ont
from her Office letters and documents to every
country, apd Whiting nearly esory State In ons
land, Mrs. Gillespie las laid tho foundationa for
| q fair showing Of the results OF womcn's work.
| Sho has done this 30 quietly that, WhtIe
thousands know Of tic cndcaror, few
comparatively sre acquainted with the
cndeayorer. But, happily, Mrs. Gillespie
ie not enc OF tue Notwithstanding Bfsterhood.
She ''tneans business" not bunromno nhs .eckh
| to give expression 10 the honest wish aud pur-
pose (srowing moro Intense each year in the
hearts OF women eserywheso) TO 10 10 ucll as to
be; 10 bring into the storoholtse OF the common
good their gifts Of head and brain carried to tho
utmost possible perfection. The Women's De-
rnstiuant Of tho great Exposition vii! not do
lhla alouc, -itiwill be strong incentive to tho
| exercise Of povors lying dormant In Tho fnluds
| aud hands Of women, and will r;ork an epoch al
bottor possibility and higher expectation.
Mrs. Gillespie goes noxt week 10 Illinois By
invitation Of the Ladies' Centennial Cou,mittos,
and spcats in Chicago OH tho 18th Inst. She
merits cordial reception from the enterprising
residents OF your wonderful Mcsto1n metropolis.
, 1876-03-13
MR., BEECHER.

Dn. FATTON'H nEpLY TO Hx. 7. e."
II the Editor ef Thu Chicago Tribune:
OuscAao. Nnrnh 11.-l1ad your correspondent
AK. y. r." not hvallod himself OF al anonymous
signature, ho would probably have beou more
gnnsded In Ills assertions respecting myself. lie
charges fhas "1n 1874 ho [rofernng to me}
wrote au editorial for tho Asluauca plainly Imply
ing tlat lo know something about Mr.. Deecher
that WAS simply awful. aud that IT, ho should
mako TINT something known It would astonish
tho world" Not a word OF this Ia truo. sim
ply retorscd, in That editorial, to what had 81,
ready boon published. made no allusloa what
ever 10 mysest. aud contendod only that Mr..
nceohor's policy Of anti1o silence tho had not
then even denied the charge) was grave mis-
tAko and could not DO maintained. lie adds,
"When tho time came for that something to bo
mado nown. and he waa dummoned to brooklyn
for that purpose, hB confessed tllat ha knoW
nothlug OF the case, and did not go" What
arc tho facts7 When the Investigating Com
m!ttoc OF l!ymouth Church wrote NO. 1t the
last noment, oishas to como On or To aond htato-
nont OF anything known To me. u official dusses
forbade my leaving home. rat down At once
and wrote the desired statement, although 1t
was Impossible Tor it to snaoh them betoFo the,
t!no sos for the!f report to bo mado. In that
statement carefully gave swo aeeounta which
lad reached mo, mentioning my authorities; QUO
very unfayorab!a 70 hr. Illtola being tho suh-
stance OF bessio Turner's aud strs. rutnams
Testimony, and the other tho substance OF the
hlton and Moulton testimony. ~ g,vou mo BY
Mr. Carpenter. ! have mover claimed, or iuk..
mated. or limited. that had pessonal kpowl-
edge Of tue faoss in Mr. Daacllors case, nor hare
!! taken any otheE position from tho beginning
thhn that there should be tull snl fair invest.
CATION. from moral poln. Of viou, OF the yari.
Gus Ecporta tn circulation. Fur two years pAst
have not conducted the Adra'sot and tie ediso-
fia!s Oh the heeohsE case prior to the Advisory
Council have BEEN from othee cona than nina
, 1876-03-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
D. APPLETON & co
$40 s. 661 Broadway, N. T.,
PUBLIEH THIS DAY:


Ono yol syo. Paper eurerz.......,......76 rs cents.
"A ycrJ nmt1sing aud wcI}-wattcu story. Tho shls-
tory Of the youth Ut t,s Aatrs IL extremely amusing
A.!1 toll 1n bright aud witty manner. One Ut
the pcasantcst AoyGla Of tlu Beasuu.-M0rnnH Post.
"lt y clever hovel, ncses dull aud thu story
hangs arc.'-1tanIAri.
"fhcre In great deal uf power in COMM Thro'
the NJe.f Tho Apr!uu Btuws up bcfOre eyes frun
the 'tons.boy' stags of gtrlhhnesa to excellent
specimen Of ovli,g and truthful womanhooi. There
IL originality III te tragic llut. aud III uceaag
rcnt ol rather rolliek!uY tuu wich thu tragedy
f1oiu becoming too Observation-Disclosures.
, 1876-03-13
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL and DEPARTI1RR Of TRAINS

FtfIANAf1oN o. KErEnENcE AfArxs-f Saturday q.
csptnd. snndat e1edatsd :Meaday e1esptaj. A..
ftse Sunday II 80J 4. n, DaLF. -
, 1876-03-13
Tolography.

Dy ". II, pnEEcE. c. f., p!ytstona EngtnesF. rost-
ulNee Telr814pln, and j. BIv1Hh1UnT. II. H.. suEor-
lnten.rut Engineering pelartnentI 1os-otco 1elo-
grapha. ! vol, limo. Illustrated. rr!co, Sl.50,
This tgxt-book, although adapted for the uac Of
etudenta generally IL written tsIxCtaly for lflt4e
nvsous oipi,ors and attsanh wn cnlp!oyt In tho
hc.al transmission Of aeIRrHsus. aud in the Aiutnn
anrb u tair4raplls In England
Either Of tho Abovs sent yAEK II NAIL to any i'd
dress III tho Unttrd Btatts, on receipt Of prtce.
, 1876-03-13
have contained a. much favorable to as sgsinst
MIR. Uoec'ler'a character aud policy.
WIZ. ". PATTON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HPftfA1PtPr1,. III.

6ptcfdf Dtspateh to The Chfeaas 7rtouna.
ePR1SHrtElD, ILL.,. March 12.-At the fi,st
Congregational Church Tonight ths Rev. r. W.
Bacon, pastor. proao,sd I very brilliant sormo
from Isaiah, L., 20. ON the wickeduess In high
places Of the 1orctnmcnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

pay so to S. to home manufacturers tor
every 81 paid into the treasury.
Mr.. Morrison disputes the assertion that the
present is not proper time for altering the
tariff. He argues that no time so good as
now when the existing tariff has proved and
is proving an injury to the country. If it Is
complicated, oppressive and wrong, as is
generally admitted, it cannot be changed too
soon. He would not make violent change
but he would reduce the rates on cotton
goods to 80 per cent, on iron and steel to %
per cent, and on woollen goods to Az per
cent, abolish all double duties and place on
the free list all foreign articles needed in do
mestic manufactures. These notifications
would relieve the people of a large sum of
oppressive taxes and tend to revive the in
dustries that are PROSTATE under the burdens
which make competition with foreign rivals
impossible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
IMPORTANT R. R. BOND DECISION.

The Supreme Court Of the l. S. has just
rendered an important decision in regard to
certain Missouri railroad bonds. The town
OF Mt. Pleasant, in Bates County, had voted
100000 subscription to the stock Of the Lex
ington, Lake and Gulf r. r., and, as in every
other case of the kind ever heard of, the town
was cheated out of its stock. The constitu.
ton of Missouri provides, that in all such
cases of voting to issue bonds and take stock in
railroads two.thirds OF all the legal voters of
the town shall vote in favor of the PROPOSE
ton. The legislature of Missouri, in passing
a Law 10 make the constitutional provision eff.
fectve, Inadvertently said that "two.thirds of
the legal votes can't being in the affirmative
shall carry the proposition. ..
The Supreme Court of the U. s. decides
that the variance is fatal, and that all bonds
voted under that law are void, notwltstand
ing it may be susceptible of proof that in fact
two.thirds of the legal votes of the town were
cast In the Affirmative. The bearing of this
decision on the Ottawa & Fox River bond
case is obvious. Judge Drummond refused
to hear Judge Dickey on the question wheth.
er the town had any lawful authority to issue
the bonds, holding that the town subsequent
ly recognizing and paying interest on the
bonds was sufficient. The Supreme Court of
the T. s., according to this Missouri decis-
ion is evidently inclined to go somewhat
deeper into the question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

In June the annual eruption Of school essays
and orations take place.
In June man avoids his creditors by walking
0n the sunny-side of the street.
In June ravishing tenor solos executed by
Us os1uitoes incline one to systematic profanity
/, In June boys run away from Sunday school,
and every single mothers son Of them gets
drowned.
| IN June all that young man can earn That
will he give to satisfy his "loves" longing Tor
iee.cream.
In June woman who is too fragile to lift a
needle and thread, will operate fan for four
teen hours consecutively.
In June black raspberries find their way upon
ea-tables and life resolves itself into fierce
struggle TO recover the seeds from ones teeth.
IN June green apples are bought. AS the ap-
pies 90 in at the back door. the doctor comes in
at the front door with stomach pump.
In June the mower goeth forth to NOW. Pres
entity the rafting machine gathers him in They
bear in the slices to the weeping widow
In June it takes two men to keep a street-car
horse in motion. One beats him with hoop
pole and the other sops his brow with ice-water.
In June it is too hot to work, but almost any
honest, earnest devout American will sit whole
afternoon in the sun TO see base ball match.
In June young men buy buckets Of roses, hang
sweet verses to them and send them to their
girls The old man receives them and chucks
them into the alley.
Ir June tlmorous people live on graham bread
and rare beef, and die OF the cholera; but bold
people grow fat on cucumbers, watermclons and
green corn.
In June the good mother bisters her fat face
putting up fruit, while the pale intellectual
daughter fulfls her destiny by reading the New
York Ledger in a darkened parlor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

J. VI. Rusk, l.. c. Plat and J. L. Vest,
Finance Committee of the Republican Ma
tional Committee at Washington" have i,su.
cd a circular calling all federal office hdd-
ers receiving a salary OF over $500 and iot
over 81, 600, for $40 each as a contributianto
be used by said national committee for eEc.
pioneering purposes. OF course Office bod.
ers refusing to ante up are liable a, any dy
TO lose their heads. II is dastardly sri
Of robbery, that was unknown uni!
the advent Of republican coTuptionism, and
when honest men once more get into power
will doubtless be punished like any otle;
Kind Of robbery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

Grants Secretary of the Navy, Robson,
though shown by late congressional investi.
cations to be bigger thief than Belknap,
when asked if he intended 10 resign, replied
"Ill be damned if III go out under fire if the
president stands by me. If this damned
committee were not now after me, | would
leave, but can't as things stand" Meantime
the manner in which Rooenson is shown to
have managed naval matters generally is
illustrated by the repair of the Lackawama
as q specimen brick. The cost Of labor vas
s4l3s44; of materials, $l6l,609; of spars,
boats, blocks, furniture, tanks and casks,
SG4,j91; and of other items, 81 ,491. This is
under the head of construction and repairs.
Then there are other charges to the sum Of
SlS9,41S, for services in other departments OF
the yard-making a total of S7G6 1894, which
is S3l5,295 more than the vessel originally
cost. There seems TO have been fraud in
every item Of work, service and material
charged for.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10


Estate of Joseph Maierhofer, deceased. Claim
of r. d. Dyman for 1919 allowed.
In the matter of the guardianship OF Rosanna
B Gorbet ct al, minors. Report of accounts pre-
sented, approved and ordered to be recorded.
Estate of Thomas 5 Bowen, deceased. APP
praisement bill, inventory, widows relinquish-
ment and selection presented, approved and or.
dered to be recorded.
John Brundage appointed guardian of Clara
Parr, minor. Bond, $2SS
Estate of Jonathan Morninger, deceased, APP
praisemeRt bill, inventory and widows ren.
quishment and selection presented, approved
and ordered to be recorded Sale of private prop
erty ordered TO be made.
In the matter OF the guardianship Of Wm II.
johnson, minor. Isaac Mason discharged rs
guardian Vim Gillian having been appoint
ed guardian by the Probate Court OF Daviess
county, Missouri and transfer Of personal prop.
crty to that state ordered.
In the matter of the guardianship of Michael
Carr ct al, minors. Inventory presented, APP
proved and ordered TO be recorded.
Estate Of Oliver II. Siger, deceased Claim OF
Delilah Sloat for al allowed at claimants costs.
Estate of Carrot Fitzgerald, deceased. APP
praisement bill and widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection presented, approved and ordered to be
recorded.
Estate of Timothy Gavin, deceased. Citation is
sued against the administrator ordering him to
render report of accounts.
Estate Of John & Rsley. Claim of Jacob /.
Spring for ss43, and of Steward & Gullard for
$40 allowed at claimants costs.
Estate of Anna Clark, deceased Supplemental
final report of administrator presented and ad-
minisirator discharged.
In the matter of the guardianship OF Gather
inc Funk, minor. Report of accounts and in
ventory presented and ordered recorded
Estate of Barton J Austin, deceased Order
for notice for final settlement to July term.
In the matter of the guardianship Of John P
Turner, guardian rendered his final report of ac-
counts, and is discharged, and bond Cancelled.
On Monday, Laura B. OCenner, Of Marseilles,
aged Il years, was adjudged insane and sent to
Elgin. Been insane three weeks cause, irregu-
larity OF menses; requires watching.
During the week the clerk has paid out 500
for wolt bounty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
Centaur
Lininlents.

Co nearly pertect are the recipes these wonderful PAIN
soothing and ling Centaur nments that we can conn
asnty they VIM de- 'i
tend that they win mend broken leg or S tn rsancc
the Inflammation and stop the pain NOT can we hW
VII sKy, Temperance Is US necessary TO proper
physical as mental condition.
The white Centaur hinim mt Is s par,
,cnlarly adapted all cases OF Hheum ati ,in
LumbaSo Nenragts, Eryspeas Itch, Sprai ms: Chni
sns SHs p sTTlses ;ns se woand Weep ng
smrns. Frosted Feet Palsy, Ear.scbe Ulcers rc Oia
SIss BToS ec TSs most Of these Complaints entar
Liniment win all OF them Il VIII oeneht; ~ VIII nd Viii
cure burns and scaids with. NJ scar me iSl
lowing but sample Of thousand similar
ANTIOCH, Ill, Dec. !, 1871;
INV wife has long tm, b;en terrible o
6ny has ssns sf Gs @ hs @
'"ur L'n'''"' Nv. II. RING, Postmaster"
Its an ndspuats fac, that the centarT Lnms9,s ar
By any preparation in Chronic enn m
OF OF, and i1S wSeh had been sun for Six taking the
soreness from burns, &C. r.,
One dollar or even fifty cents invested IN .snta1! IN.
and viii do mare good than sny a%oGat sS G
paid Tor meGea @ Eminent s
charge several prices fort.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
adapted the tough skia muscles and hes OF ,s
Wind Gail. Big Head and PolEv are little less than
marvellous. -,
Messrs J. Mcclure Co.. Druggists cor h-iL anu io"
In onr ne 1hSorhood number of tesmsters arc using
the Ceutanr Eminent. They pronounce u 70 e
dazen hoitles per month owners OF horses ana ues
We have volumes OF testimonials describing cures o.
snrsins Kicks calls Pol.Ev Big Head and even Foun
drs which sre little less than maryes; no owner o. o.
animal afford to be without ootte o. , nes Its
ment which any Gay may prove worth twenty uneS It's
cost. o,.,a
Laboratory of j. b. Rose & Co,
sc DEFY ST.. NEW YORK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

4 Useful. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
milk. according to the testimony of an eSpe'
rienced physician, is most useful compound,
no, only for infants, but at a later period oil
life. when the functions of digestion and as
similatlon have been seriously impaired.
goblet of milk TO which four tablespoonisis
ofiime-waier have been added will agree
with any person, even when other food is op'
pressiye and fails ID afford nourishment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
CastOria.

Cross s,cky babies and children may enjoy hesi.n anu
,n.,t In cps. have rest. II they viii use ,as'oIia
Worms f.yerishness. teething, vino -, - and
stomach and undigested food make ehuure" '''' INV
t'sstoris viii assmIlste the food, eNpei 80
ard corrrc. ali these things For twenty
in his private practice 70 rOdIg an 81 So,
Cathartic and stomsch regulator which ~
10 "a ,nstor oil. without us uApleasaht TASTE OF
recoi. --..-,.,o,, c~tende5 Physicians
"a nurses r,ndly adopted his remedy, 10 which ne gave
the name of CastOriA.
$780,. a. a. ~ on SAINT to- TAX q aS honey.
80 ne stomach owels, and does not grtJe III
danted 70 ali ages contains no alcohol and abso-
=, BARN less TO the most tender infant.
Trv Cas,sr,a once and you vii! never he with
out 1t. ,-A...,o-- n, 7 n Zoo A 70 rs Dey
Street New York. apis