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ARRIVAL OF THE RELEASED PRIs
ONERS.
4 Hearty Reception from their Countr,
men In New York.

A Hearty Reception from their Country
men In New York.
New York, September %. = The released
Fenian prisoners, Edward o. Meagher.
Gondon and Patrick Melody, arrived to-
day on the steamer Mosel. The recep-
ton committee, among whom were Col.
Richard D. Burke, General Bourke,
Odonovan Rosa, T. C. Luby, Captain
Ahern and many Others assembled on
board the revenue cutter Sherman, which
was given them forthe occasion by the Gov.
ernment, and proceeded down the bay to
meet the released patriots. They took
them on board at quarantine and u scene
Of the most stirring character took place.
The exiles were warmly embraced
bv their fellow countrymen, who
had assembled to welcome them
10 America. Both Condor and Melody
look wonderfully strong and healthy, con-
siiering their recent release, after an inn
prisionment OF eleven long years. They
were delighted beyond measure at the
cordial reception which was granted them.
They were soon landed at the battery and
thence conveyed in a carriage to Sweeneys
Hotel. The news OF their arrival quickly
spread, and Throughout the day the hotel
was thronged with persons grasplng the
hand Of the exiles. The Committee Of
Nationlist's, through Michael Daritt,
presented them long address Of
welcome, in which he said:
On behalf OF the Irish nationalists We
congratulate you on your release from
British prisons, and welcome you to New
York. In the dock your manly bearing
reflected credit on the cause, and in prison
YOUR conduct was marked by dignity, good
sense and courage. We feel proud to nc
knowledge you as men deserving OF the
respect and sympathy Of your country
men. You have been made the victims o
England's special vengeance and maligni
" for eleven weary years; you have sui
fered mental and physical tortures in En-
glish prisons, and claSsed with the viles
criminals to make you feel degraded. 4:
Irishmen We enter our protest against thu
attempt to degrade patriotism into a crime
Both Mr.. Condor and Mr.. Melody madI
brief responses to the address, and return
ell their cordial and heartfelt thanks.
Another address was presented TO th,
exiles by the Philadelphia Celtic Socie
ty, through NJ. E. J. Rowe, and 1t extend
ed one hundred thousand welcomes to th
Eexiles, whose exalted heroic action in tn
stronghold Of the arch.enemy deserves tn
highest commendation Of the present an
future generations.
No public demonstration or parade vii
be given, but substantial purse is bein
made up for the patriots,
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TURKEY.
xrws rRoN rHECAplrAL


LONDON, September 2S.-A special tele.
gram from Constantinople, under date OF
Thursday, September %, says: The Rls-
slams continue 10 retreat on Kirk ktlitssa
and Adrianople, where they expect to'ar-
rive about the Cd OF October.
Yesterday General Skobelef, with the
Fourth Corps, was at Tchataldja and was
about TO move TO Tchailu, where he will
be Joined BY the Ninth Corps, which late
" occupied the country between Rodosto
and the northern shore OF the Gulf OF Sa-
ros, and large part OF which was concen-
trated before the Bulair lines.
II has been arranged that the Turkish
infantry shall advance, keeping at dis
tance OF twenty-five kilometres. The iu'
teryening space will be, In great part,
occupied BY small bodies Of cavalry, Id the
hope OF preventing disorders. General
Skobeleff has issued public notice that 9
court-martial will be forfned, and all per
sons convicted OF certain specified crimes
will be punished by death. Some people
who arrived last night by train report tha
disorders occurred In the village near Bo
juk Tchekmedji, after the departure Of thu
Russians. .t..
Though the scheme OF reform recon
mended by the British Government ha
been accepted in principle, no formal an
swer has yet been given by the Porte
The delay Is caused by the consideration
that il will be extremely difficult to fins
EnGIishmen sufficiently acquainted viii
the Turkish language, and can not 81
worthily the posts OF Assessors or Judge
in the new Court Of Appeal,
Steps are being taken to create Fin
anciai Commission in which there will b
an Ottoman President and two toreig
Vice Presidents, one English and the othe
French, Prince Labanoff, the Russia
Embassador, Is expected TO return her
from the Crimea on Sunday.
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LATER.

Souru NoRwALK, September 90 There
has been another name added to the list
OF The deadly the Adelphi disaster, that
Of Theo. w. Raymond, OF New Canaan,
Ct, who died this morning, making l2
deaths thus far. Mrs Lord and Miss Hal
hin are still at the city Hotel. The attend
inr physician reports both likely to recov-
er. Mr.. Frank 6. Hoffman, at the same
plnce condition also favorable. The scene
OF the disaster has been visited by thous-
ands to-day. The Coroner's inquest will
be resumed Monday.
New YoRE September 29.-Mr. Stephen
Callahan, whose family and niece were in
the coach that was smashed on the Allan.
tjc avenue division OF the Long Island
Railroad, ION Saturday, was at the City
Hospital all day to-day, watching his in
iured wife and daughter. His little boy,
Thomas, whose skull was fractured, ,ex-
pired at an early hour this morning:
His other two children were at home, Ill
from the shock received. Mrs. Callahan s
still in criticall condition, and was only
partly conscious to-day. Her arm is bro
ken, her head is badly bruised and il is
feared that she has received internal in:
tiuries. daughter, seventeen years OF
are, will recover. She is suffering princi-
pally from the shock. ~
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Democratic caucus, and the independent
rti% Is only to catch Republican votes.
Blake made Greenback speech at the
Court House last night, and am reliably
informed that half an hour afterwards he
made another speech at "Work's corner" !"
above the Court House, in which he said
he was disgusted with those who were
giving him encouragement as a Greenback
candidate; that he remembered that they
were the same parties that from 1852 10
1855 denounced greenbacks as 'fLineoln
.rags;" that he never had been in earnest,
but only wanted little fun, and that he
now publicly returned to his frst love and
announced that he intended to vote the
Republican:tieket from Alpha to 0mega.
IDLRR
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New York.

NEw YoRx, September -Flour-Dull {;
superior State and western s. 75a4 90: COM
mon to good extra 8 a6a4 Is; good to choice
! 30a4 IS; white wheat extra 4 9oa5 IS; extra
Ohio 4l0a5 so; Minnesota patent process 8 2ha
8 90. Wheat-Unscttl winter red scarce /:
No. 3 spring 90c; ungrided white 92cal 90; ;
No. spring 90, old 10; Minnesota l 11s; I;
ungraded red winter 95al os; No. . do 07I4a
l 0s; No. l do 0755Ial os; No. . amber l o5a
/ O6; ungraded white o5al IA; No. 8 do
l OGIIal o.; No. 9 do / Os1<al 90; No. do.
IL l4al IL 1.2; extra do II. Rye-West-
ern in buyers favor; No. 2 western 5S3-4c.
Barley-Ffrmer. Malt-Two rowed State,
old, 100; rOwed State, old, los; new do
Is. Coru-Demand fair and market firm /;
ungraded 49a50c; steamer 49sIc; No. 2, iD7e
Soc. 0ats-Firmer; No. 5, 26a96Ifc; white
27a27 lie; No. 2 29a20 l-ic; do white % Lila
% l-9: No. !, 81 i-2; do white SSc; mixed west
ern 2za35c Hay-Quiet and unchanged.
Hops-Firm and unchanged. ooHee-Qniet
but firm. sugrr-Quiet but frmi fair to
good refining 7JJ<a7 SIC. MtlaSses-Quiet and
unchanged. Ricc-Dull and unchanged.
whisky-Firm at 81 co bid, ] 10 asked, al
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die QllteLiae5n1n.


-, thurman at l'eIIa're To,N'Eh, ,
s'o'''t s'o''''',,,,inguished gentleman will speak
MS as tonight, and it is said that .
'e''. ''I.,,in viii carry down u number oil
fe,1I .I.,i,rr. %, from this city 10 hear him
p s,,s.ir 5,i .ake, We should like ,' to ask the
i''D.', ope.,ion or two, us follows;
Ss'U W. ,I,c senator supported Horace
u w., ,,' nr President on the following
ers'y =, ~ see section s,h Baltimore
'!.'i',,r s.ri, o,rrn to tpo,is pay9r"i d de,
= u .Iib b, a,e highca considerations Of
'i,,, ,,,,,l m,-ili,y md hoan$ government"
,,rc,ba. there was more debt in the
,I..4 S,sies in 1872 than there is at this
IHe al iaa.mpch Us there was decidedly
,r '',., gpoa which to resume specie pay:
= ..n ~" t,a,,ine than there is now, and
......b a'as a, the balance OF trade since
a. !. heavily in our fayoF' and mas.
w su,ll the conditions for resumption.
a',. .',, :, i.yorablc now than in 1872, does
>. .,,5, Thurman still hold to the state,
'..',i ~ the Baltimorpla in favor Of
' '.,,,iy return to specie payment
Nj, question more particularly,
.,,.s ", ,be Hon. Ben Wilson, Of Wilson
20, ~ T,rri-on county, W. Va, is to be
~. ..a.,, tD.nish,, and because he, in the
F Il hi. speech at Washington Hall
u,,, . %.ri,y on the night Of the 2lst inst.s
:. 5.,.J , himself fGIl blown Geenbacker'I
- -.,,.el 10 resumption, and yet pre-:
'-..j ~ in hi. speech to announce Allen
: ,' rtrrn., A, the next Democratic can-
" 49,. -, h, the Presidency For the sake,
'Ir,opel Zen : enlightenment, and also
,t,,of,b.-, who may 60 down to Bellaire,
,-,.,b, will Senator Thurman Ire kind
..,.,b 10 xy whether he did not
., s.rot Horace Circc'cy on the plat
~, ~ rr have quoted, and also
NJ, the additional platform laid down by
y, l;reley himself, that ''the way to re-
s.. ,petit payncts isto rcsumeat once"
a do ahe.her he did not take the
ys.iop when the Resumption Act was
~, consideration in the United States
Ssre, tha, its provisions were not effect
r, enough to Jrinsabout the object aimed
ru 4re,um to specie payments, and
b, vbe,her the platform adopted at St.
la..ro years ago did not meet his ap-
rr.l and receive his support, in which
d, Republican party was denounced be-
s.y iaras eleven years Of peace it had
r.lt no preparation for resumption?"
Measure Senator Thurman that there
swiabrua.ion that he can dispense to-
r,At tia, will be read with more interest
s,n bis answers to these intcrrogatiyes.
v.s4bni. them respectfully for his con-
,,l,nfion
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CANADA.


NEW YoRx, September ga Montreal
dispatch says, that Lord Duferin, on ar
.rfyIns there on his way to Quebec, was
met ut Prescott Junction BY the Hon
llexarider Mackenzie, Premier, and the
Hon. L. II. Halton. The party proceeded
at once to the hotel, and 1t soon became
rlmored that Mr.. Mackenzie had placed
his resignation In the hands Of the Gov
crnor General. It is expected that a new
ministry will be sworn in shortly.
Mr.. Mackenzie, up to 2 o'clock to-day,
had not rendered his resignation to Lord
Dutferin, Governor General. Mr.. Mack
enzie returned to Ottawa this afternoon
and the Governor General left for Quebec
BY steamer this evening.
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TnlaIn.

ToLEpo, September as.-wheat- Steady
No. 3white Wabash 91c; No. l white Michi.
gan 9sc; No. do 95c asked, Die bid: extra
white Michigan 81 llH amber Michigan spot
and seller October 9iI1c; No. 9 amber 90 5SSc
No. red winter spot and seller October 81 Nc
seller November aS1tc; No, 5 red 81 l-2c; No. 9
Dayton and Michigan red 9i.c; rejected Wa
amber Illinois 90 l-2c. Corn-Quiet; \ high
mixed 3oc; No. 2spOt and seller October 3Sa<e
rejected S711Ec: damaged 3Gc. 0ats-Dull No
2, 2le; No. 2 white q l.2c; rejected 10 SIC.
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PHILADELPHIA, September o. - FtouR -
Dull; upcrfine 5Ol3 90; extra 3OOa3 50;
Minnesota family 00a5 20; high grades OOa
800. wheat-Firm and active; western red
lOaI l0JS; amber At 0IaI 0s; white 0sa
ll0. C0rn-Quiet but firm yellow 621SaSSc
mixed at 50Ita50 l-2c. Oats = Dull; white
western g1a3Sc; western mixed 2ia2Sc. Rye
ed. I.ard-weak for loose butchers, but choice
exc: city kettle at Ta7l-4c Butter-Steady
creamery 93a2Jc; New York State and Brad
ford county, Pa. extras 2Oa92e; Western Re
serve l4al6c. Egs-Quiet and steady CbeesC
lin fair demand; western choice sasXc
| Petroleum Steady; refined at exc; crude
7Kc. Whisky-oGiet and unchanged,
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RrsSIA.

RUSSIA INNOCENT or THE AFGHAN ROW.
ST. PErRRspuRG, September IS 1t is Of
.ficially denied that Russia had anything
to do with the Ameer's rejection OF the
British mission. 1t is stated in official
quarters that the cOnjectures OF the Eng.
lisli press to tha. effect are merely the out
come OF the anta.onism existing during
the late war. When it was admitted in
consequence Of reports, that England was
to create difficulties in Box
hara and elsewhere, Russia took various
measures, and contemplated several expe
ditions to reconnoiter the neighboring ter
ritories, which, however, were counter.
manded at the first sign OF the Congress
resulting In peace. ..
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CLEVELAND, O., September 29.-On Sep
tember q H. J. Appleby, a prominent cit
izen Of Meadville, Pa, disappeared very
mysteriously. He Is Knight Templar,
also an Odd Fellow in good Standing, and
Is about forty years tage. He had been
bitten in the hand by dog on the morn
ing he left, which seemedto preyon his mind
10 agreat extent. He Is Of sandy complex
ion, red hair and beard. Any information
regarding him will be thankfully received
BY his family.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., September 9o.-For
the South Atlantic States, falling barome-
Ter, northwest winds and warmer clear
For tennessee, the Ohio Valley. Lake
Region, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, southeast winds, falling
barometer, warmer and partly cloudy,
weather, followed in the Lower Missouri
Valley by cooler westerly lywinds and rising
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CNcissArr, September Cotton Firm.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
and firm; choice white Csc No. Q red winter
OiaO9c. Corn-Firm and unchanged. Oats
In good demand; mixed 2Sa2Ic. Rye-Quiet.
Barley-Good demand at 81 l0al u. Pork
80 0oas so. Iard-Current make 50 10. Bulk
Meats-Quiet at 4 ISa5 9Ea5I If1ca5 0Sa5 T6. Ba-
con-GOod demand at 6LA52Sa8I Isa6II 4ca6 45a
Q $50. Whisky--Steady at 81 o. a..,.s.-s,..
Hoos-FinmCr; common s. 50a3 30; fair
to good light 5 40aS 20: heavy packing 5 asa
8 so; selected 5 6Ol4 90. 81 ;,s--.sl ltl,.g
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ClIteago,

CHcieo, September 2s.-FIodr-Quiet.
Wheat-Rather quiet and n shade lowCr; No.
2 sse cash Sse bid septsmbGTj Sc bid oe,o-
jected 6Oa6OZe; No. 1 rcd winter atsg4c.
Corn-MOderately active and steady; No. 2
35Isa353sc cash; 35IsaS5ttc September; S59tc
bid October; 80 i-Sc bid November; reject
ed at 33 JSas3 SIC. oats-Qulet but firm ; No.
2 At 19Xc cash and September; l9s.e bid toc-
tOber; 20Ke bid November. Rye-Unchang-
ed. Barley-sl 10 October; los November
Pork-In iair demand but lower at ss 00as 10
cash: 8 00as lOIs October; l0as12II Novem.
Der. LArd-Lower Mt 50 25a8 80 cash, 6 2711ta
$50 October; 8 3oa6 sex November. Boxed
ShoulderS- &c; short clear s5; short rib
56la5 S. Whisky--Eirm ut 81 OF. Iig
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JAxrsrowx, n. Y, September IS
About one thousand persons gathered on
ihe lake this evening TO witness the Inter.
national regatta, but it did not come on:
The management claimed there was not
money enough, and the men would not
row. Powell, OF Pittsburgh, and Hosmer,
Of Boston, then, for 500, rowed two miles
and return. HoSmer won by half length
Time, twenty-five minutes.
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steamboat ExpIosion-Eight Persons
| N KiIied and TMenfY Monnded.

NoRwALx, CoxN., September 2s.-The
NorwaIk and New York steamer Adelphi
burst her boiler when mile from her
dock at eight o'clock this morning, on her
way to New York. She was Immediately
towed to Gregory's Point, Eight were
killed and some twenty scalded. The boil
er blew out the starboard side OF the roaf.
The hull and machinery were but little in
inrnl
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The following are the names Of the kill
ed: Mrs. Boote, wife OF the pastor Of the
South Norwalk N. E. Church; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles W. Lord, of Newburyport,
Mass, the sister and brother.in-Iaw OF
Mrs. Boolc; Henry Allen, builder, ofNor.
walk; Elijah Belts, son OF BENZ. Belts, Of
Wilton; Gabriel Hoyt, Harlem, n. y; @.
R. Ford, OF Ohio; an unknown woman,
aged about twenty, supposed to belong to
New York.
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EI-e Nenr n. CInIrr,iIIc.

sr. CLArEsrlI1E, o., September 9s.-The
fine barn OF James Hutchinson, two miles
north Of town, was entirely destroyed by
fire this evening, together with seven hun
tircd bushels II oats, twenty tons OF hay
and a quantity OF wheat, Total loss, S''
900: no insurance; cause, incendiary.
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JAPAN.

REPORT FROM REAR ADMIRAL PATTERSON.
wAsHIXoroX, September 2s.-Rear Ad.
miral Patterson, commanding the naval
forces at the Asiatic Station, ina communi.
cation to the Navy Department, gives
some Of the particulars of'the serious dis.
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...nal mee,inr af Friends.

RIcrMoNp, Ixp., September @:-Thirty
thousand people attended the divine ser
vices OF the yearly meeting OF the ortho'
dox society Of Friends in this city to-day
several prominent English ministers WeFt
present, IL
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NEw YoRx, September 2s. Russell Er.
rett, q member Of the present House oi
Representatives from Pittsburgh, Pa, Il
urged for the position Of Chief cf the Bu'
reau Of Engraving and Printing, by Sen
utor Don Cameron and others.
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FIRE RECORD.

PLANNING MILL AND LuNRRR YARD BURNED.
BurrAto. September 9s.-The planning
mill OF il. B. Searles, and lumber in the
mil. the property OF Benson & Locke,
burned tonight. Supposed incendiary'
Ioss of Searles $1,000; insurance 5000
benson ( Locke, 81 600; insurance SSOO.
FACTORY BURNED.
EoRwoop. Mass, September GA fire
this afternoon destroyed the large manu-
iacturing mill Of Isaac Ellis with o large
amount oi manufactured goods and stock
Loss, about SI5, 900; partially insured.
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Financial and Commercial.
z. = = : al-a
BY TELEGRAPH.
NeuYOrk Money and stocks.

RAILROAD Bows Generally active and firm.
STATE BoNps-Steady.
SrocKs-The market was active and erTatit
In the forenoon. The Coal Stocks, Western
Union and Illinois Central advanced 1<alI
per cent In the morning and ut the second
call showed reaction OF lISal1 per
cent from the highest point Lake
Shore and the Granger Shares were ir-
regular, declining l-Sal per cent at the open.
ing, subsequently recovering, and still later
losing part Of the improvement During the
last hour Of business stocks declined ka34 Ier
cent, but closed steady with u partial re-
covery In SOme cases. The leading features
were the Coal Shares, tie Granger Stocks
and Lake Shore The Erp1S nys II is
said that the counsel Of the Wabash
road expects shortly TO have the injunction re.
moved which was obtained May ID. aud
which restrained the Company from paying
the interest on second mortgage bonds. i the
injunction Is removed the Company will pay
at once the back coupons, and also on SOYPJn-
ber hrst the coupons then due. erl ...
Transactions Aggravated 25l 900 shares, nt
which 1900 were New York Central, 2,lOI
Erie, 1900 Lake Shore 1900 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 5000 st. Paul
common, 1900 preferred, $500 Ohio, 5,SO1
Wabash, 1900 Union Pacific, 500 St Joseph,
s., 900 tackaNanna, 1907 New jersey Cen
tral, 1900 Michigan Central, 5 ! % Delaware &
Hudson Canal. $500 Morris 4 Essex, ,S0h
Pittsburgh, 1900 Pacific Mail and 500 WtS:-
aFn Tninn
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YELLOW FEVER.
REPORTS FROM ALL POINTS
The News Not Encouraging
The Weather Has Brought no Re
lief as Yet.
GALLIPoLIs.

GALIroLs, September 9S.-No deaths
from yellow fever since last report, and no
new cases. Hutsinpiller and Hager, the
only cases here, or in this vicinity, are i'm
proving.
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Prrrs5unaH, September 2s.-PErRotEuN-
Firmer; crude at / 03H at Parker's. for i'm
mediate shipment; refined dull at 95lc, Phlla
delphIa delivery.
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DIED.

CHILDS-on Monday morning, September 20, 1873
At O'Clock, HARRY FkASEtIS, son Of L. II 4 n. ..
ChIlls, aged 20 Eonths.
Funeral notice tomorrow,
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Prsid<nt HoNand .lsaociation.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, September os-NooS.-
deaths, IS; new cases reported, l59. Total
deaths, ., ,75S; total cases, 9,02l. - =
At q meeting of Foreign Consuls at the
French Consulate to-day, the following
was adopted:
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-07-11
Children.

May be made healthy and Strong hy the use of Dr. Pitchers CastOria perfect substitute for Castor Oll. It contaias morphine and is superior to any syrup remedy in The CastOria is particular ly recommended for children. It destroys worms' assimilstes the food and allows natural sle e. Very eficacious Group and for children Teething. For Colds, Feverishness, Disorders or the bowels, and Stomach Complaints, nothing is so effective. It is as pleasant to take honey costs but 35 cents, and be had of any Druggist.
 This is one of many testimonials
 ''CoRNwALL, LEBANON Go. Pa., March IT. 1874. "Dear Sir,-I have used your CAsToRIA in my prac- tice for some time. take great pleasure in recOna- mendiRg t to the profession safe, reliable, and agl eeable medicine. It is particularly adapted to children where the repugnant taste of Castor Oil ders it so difficult to administer,
 E. A. BINDERS, M. D." 4hothers who try CAsroRIA will find that they can sleep nights and that their babies will be healthy 6-3m J. B. ROSE & Co.,, New York.