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rro. ward of rrnth In Il.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., GstoSer 26.-Young
Mcdowell, who 10 Q grest.grand5on OF
Henry Clay, WAS to-day seen By 8 reporter
in this city, where he is clerk in an iron
house, and he wrote the following state
mept: The report Of the Associated Press
in regard to the asserted marriage OF my
ssli 70 . Mss Donnelly, Of Connecticut, is
a tissas of aisiskes or falsehoods. !
grsduated ct Yale in 1885, NOT in 1884,
as stated Daring the time that l vas .
student was personally acquainted With
the lady named, but there is not . word OF
truth in the statement that We we're mar
ried nor Is there any fact to justify the
statement. The details Of the dispatch re-
Esrred 70 s-s entirely Inventions and wholly
devoid Of truth.
". A. EEpowELL.
The ]. A. Atherton who figures as Nc
Dozelrs jrieud In the matter is Mr. Peter
Whorson, of this city.
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An important DlseorerY.

The most ipportsnt Discovery Is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. viii pre-
serve the health and save life, and is Q
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does it positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarae-
meas, and all affections Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt this, gst a
Trial Bottle Free, ct Logsa Cos Drug
Store.
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THE MOTIVE CT THE MURDERER.
Another lcxplosiop,

ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Another explo.
sion on street car line took place tonight
this time on the Mound Chy road, fully
three miles from where the outrage oflsst
night was committed. The explosion was
not 20 severe as the previous ones,
but one of The front wheels Of the car was
broken and the driver knocked over but
he was not hrrt. There vsEs no psssen.
gers in the car. Chief Harrigan has
offered $500 reward for the capture Of the
parties who are concerned in the matter.
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Arrested On a Charge of Bigamy.
gpectGI o ne RsqiSter.

STEUBESvILLE, o, October 26 -Satur-
day evening Sylyanes N. Watkins, who toF
some time past has resided two miles west
of this city on a farm, was arrt tsted BY
Constable Marshal, OF Morgan county. on
a charge of bigsmy. He was married to
a young lady named Mary c. Harris, in
Morgan county in 1888. After living with
her 3 couple Of years he grew tired OF her
and deserted. A short time afterwards ne
masriad 5 lady named Caleudus, and re-
moved 10 this cozuty. His first wife, hear
ing Of his secord marriage, sauCed his ar
rest. He will have hearing OF NoVem-
Der 9Th.
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TURKEYS DIPLOMACY.
The Sultan Endeavors to laelte
Ssrvia Against Bulgaria.
THE WAR FEVER HleH IN GREECE.
A British Advance on 8urmah 0rdsed.-.A
French Village Destroyed.
GENERAL foaelas DlssAroHEs.

CoysTASrIyopLE, October 26.-Nilitaxy
preparations are being pushed vigorously.
A large contract has just been signsd foe
torpedoes and electric lights The RussiAa
Ambassador frequently viats TIE SalhA's
palace, and Il Is stated he ID On tAs bsst Il
terms With the Sultan. II d esnsrally b.
lisved that the Czar Of Russia 4 ssaly 70
insist o. TssklsA cccupasioa e EasSwa
k1eenalia HthaNu1unofSD1n11Iguoriop
sebostutsenn8 III elAas Co.
way. - = s : 4 Is. : $ q
Important eouuunioatioas have rscsat-
ly passed between the Sultan and King
Milan. II is stated that the King Of Ser.
via has been told BY the Sultan that ths
Porto would ia no way displeased to -
the Servian army attack Bulgaria provid-
ed that Eastern Rounelian territory wsro
respected. A dispatch from Athens ears
tho war fever 10 high. the excitement bsisg
On great that the government will undouht.
ed " be compelled to enter MAcedonia or
be overthroWn.
An ADVANCE on BuRsAH oRpEaHn.
LONDON, October 26 6-Ths War OtEos
has ordered the immediate dispatch Of the
expeii,ionary force orgaa;ssd for the puf:
pose Of subjuga,ing King Theebav. ot
Burmah.
LORD puFFERiN RrCEiyEs THx oRDRR
CaLcurTA, October 26.-Lord Daff.riu,
the Viceroy OF lndia, has received ordsss
from the home government Tor the i'm.
mediate dispatch OF troops 10 Burmah.
THE sERyIAS ADVANCE DENIED A0AiS.
LONDON, October 26.-Advices Just 70
ceived from Belgrade state that the Ser.
Wan authorities officially deny that any
body Of Serviau troops has crossed the
frontier into Bulgaria.
VILLAGE DEsrRoYID.
PARIS, October 26.--Dispalehss from
Periguex. Capital Of the Department Of
Dordogne, state that . friehtiul sccideut
has occurred at the Chancelsde ouarries.
near that town. While 4 large body Of
workmsn were engaged in taking out
store the qusrrits suddenly fell In, d.
stroying village situated on the ground
above the stone pits. aud killing . large
number Of persons.
Many ore buried in the ruins, and L b
doubtful II any Of them can be rescued In
time to save their lives. Troops have been
sent to the scene Of disaster TO aid In ths
work Of relief.
ROYAL CLENEScY Asked FOR REL.
LONDON, October 26.--A COMMITTEES Of
the sympathi.ers with Louis Riel, the con-
demned leader OF the halfbreed rebellios
in Canada, has issued an appeal for help
In obtaining . commutation Of the prison.
ers sentence. The committee In their Gle.
cular say that the time for effective action
is very short, and immediate steps sheaId
be taken With view Of obtaining ths u.
suit aimed At A memorial 10 The Qssss,
asking her ajssy for ckmency in Rsfs
case, has almost been complsted and .
public nesting ofhis sympA.Lizsrs 10 hsias
arranged.
WILL, vELLl
MADRID, October 26.-It 10 stated tkat
the Qaeen oil Spain 10 encien'e.
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An End to Bone scr--

EoSsIa s-.erd, of Harrisburg, III,
rs: Having received 20 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, / feel It my duty to
le. suGering humanity know it. Have had
running sore On my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me would have to have
the bone scrsped orleg amputsted. fused
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg Is now sound and vel"
Electric Bitters are sold at Fifty cents |
bottle. and Bucklen's Arrica EalYe at CSC
PER bcx By Logan & Co.
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snnIlpox.

QgEBEC. October 26--Health Officer
proceeded to LpFetsp to Investigate q ru-
NOR that smallpox existed there, and
found six cases. Two deaths have occur
red. There is great danger from that
quarter as q great mspg persons send their
Washing there. WasherWomen coming
from Lorette to Quebec are required to
show certificates from their priest that no
smallpox exists in their families.
HAMILTON, oET., October 26.-Another
case Of smallpox was discovered here to-
day.
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Grain In Sight.

Ca.CAGo, October 26.-The following hg-
ures taken from the official statement ofthe
Board of Trade to be posted on Change
TO morrow, showing the amount OF grain
in sight in the United States and Canada
on Saturday, October "a, and amount OF
increase or decrease over the preceding
week: o
Wheat 49.6s6,224, increase 947,248;
corn 4,99g,67S, increase est, ,29li oats
4OT7,23S, decrease s33, ls9; rye OSS,591'
increase 81 ,s73; barley 1850, ,2ol, increase
395. 1863.
The amount of grain in store in Chicago
IN the date named was; Wheat 1895
64s; corn ,OOl, ,459; oats 2l2. .4l3i rye zSS'
429; barley l20.6+3.
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A Rich Strike.

GALvEsTos, Texas. October ga
special to the News from Atlanta, Texas,
says: A vein of rich looking ore was re-
Gently discovered near here Ey ], N.
Adams and Or. Horn. Prof. Paul Fran
zena, to whom sample Of the mineral
was sent today, reported that the ore as
says 5000 per ton in gold and $50 in
silver.
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HORsFORD,s AoID PaosPHArE.
unanimous Approv.l o. MedIs.l staa

Unanimous Approval Of Medical stah.
Dr.. I. g. Comstock, Physician at Good
Samaritan Hospital. ST. Louis, No, says.
For years We have used it in this hospital,
In dysptpia and nervous diseases. and ss
. drink during the decline and in the con.
valeacsnce Of oflingering levers Il has the
HuAnimcur approval ct oar me1ieal STAFF
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GIaasman Aeres.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Another
conference was held to day between the
flint glass manufactures and their striking
workers, and it is asserted tonight that
ires win be started in ell establishments in
this vicinity tomorrow night. 1t is stated
that concessions were made BY both sides.
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LoHerinE tho Record.

SPRrxeFrELD, Mass, October 26.-Wm.
Woodside in ten mile ride st HsmpdeR
Park to day, lowered the world bicycle
records from six to ten miles. inclusive,
making the ten miles in 29:l2 2-5. This
lovers the record BY S-5 seconds.
VIM. Rome also lowered the three-quar
ter mile record from l:55t to l:55 is.
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.rhs Dyspepfio's lJ Refuge.

Il am thiry.hye years old" writes Mr..
Charles Fl Watts, of West Somers, Putnam
counsy, N. Y. "and had suffered from dys,
pepsa for fifteen years. The current sseat.
nent did me no good Listlessly and With.
out hope gsys Psrkers Tonic trial l
can give the resnlt In three words: Il cured
me. II will cure you"
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when rrssd AIwsys rssfssrs1.

When they osss become segu.istsd VII
Il, ladiea invariably prefer Psrhefs Bah
Bslssm to any similar weparstioo. hnstes
the hair soft and eloesy, arrests its islhrg
Of. promotes nsw growth, restores thsedg.
ipsl color. and has 20 rival - . dressing.
Not . dye. not oily, highly pssfsnsd osly
Soc at druggists
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SERIOUS Labor Trouble Apprehsnded.
SaARoS, Pa, October 26.-The lsborers
EMPLOYED atths Sharon water works struck
this afternoon for an advance in wages OF
IS cents per day. The contractors re,
fused to grant tbeincresse and telegrsphed
to Cleveland for 100 Italians TO take their
pisces. Serious trouble is anticipated as
the strikers >$y they viii not sllov the for
eigners 70 20 20 work.
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As 0LD SroRY-Looka at q human being
when under the influence Of that terrible
torture, rheumatism. TriVial symptoms
we're neglected until the disease became
established, whereas al the long suffering
could hays been prevented by the prompt
use Of Salvation Oil. costing only Is eents
bottle ai 81 drug storss.
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snow.

ST. Paul. October 26 "A Grand Forks.
Oak, special Gays: There was quite
heavy snow fall here tonight The storm
In travelling south.
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AnouNn tha sarth. in every land.

AROUND the earth, IN every IAHuI
By eyeFy stream that Tn aware O,
In every town, they understand
how teeth may best be taken care Of.
From jersey fats to Birmah's mount
They EiDg the praise Of S0Z0DaNr.
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c. X. Lor Appointed on the C., W. & b.
CIxCISSATI, October 26.-C. Z. Lord,
general passenger agent of the B. 4 o. r.
R., has been appointed general passenger
agent Of the Cincinnati, Washington arS
Baltimore Railroad, vice Thos P. Barrett,
resigned.
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DECIDED steps ought to be taken to cure
. cold or cough at once. We should rec
ommend DR. Bulls Cough S7rnp. This
valuable medicine is endorsed by pbysi-
clans and you can rely on its doing the
work every time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-14

from their beds and rushed to the garrett,
but we found nothing there except cob
webs, dust, a strangely-mounted ruw-hide
whip on a beam, and the red surcoat Of
the knights with its silver cross before
and behind which had evidently belonged
to our predecessor, the Baron. Next day
we examined the garnet thoroughly, tore
up the floor, the ceiling. There was no
mechanism by which such an uproar could
have been produced.
'These occurrences were absolute facts,
whether they can he explained by natu-
raj laws or not. We did not believe in
their supernatural origin, but they were
80 tangible and annoying that we did not
care TO go back next season, and the house
remained untenauted until several years
after it mysteriously took fire one day and
was consumed"
On the conclusion OF the Judges nara
tive | was invited into the parl0r and pre-
sented to his wife, son and daughter, all
OF whom vouched for the truth of the tale
as it had been related to me.
L heard a strange tale at the club one
night Of this same Philip RhynwO0d-a
tale limited at, half told, leaving much to
be cOnjectured--tO the effect that having
become intensely jealous Of his beautiful
young wife, he built this house in the will
derness, furnished it like n palace, and,
having lured her to il one summer, held
her there a prisoner until she died of
grief and despair.
This is a strange story for n nineteenth
century audience, but the strangest thing
about it is that saving names tits in all
respects true ne.-Nelg York E0eRlRg
Past
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AWAITING THE STATUE.
Preparations to Receive the Gift Bear
ers of Liberty"
IRON the Ne1o York Eyeain0 Telegram.

From the Neao York EUeatng TELEGRAM.
The steamer Isere must now be nearing
our shores, bearing to us the French peO-
pies generous and graceful glft-the
Bartholdi Statue of Liberty. Already the
lookout for her arrival has begun, and
preparations for the reception of the
statue and the gift bearers are being rap
ly completed.
From Col. Stone, the Engineer in Chief
of the pedestal, 1t was learned to-day that
the arrangements for the receptions, as
far as completed, as are follows:
When the Isere arrives she will remain
in the lower bay until June ID. On that
date the Mayor, the Aldermen, other city
officials and the BarthOldi Statue Commit
tee will 90 on board one OF the new Union
Ferry COmpany's boats and proceed down
10 the Isere's anchorage. Accompanying
the boat bearing the official reception
committee will be two United states
men-of-war. The knickerbOcker Steam
boat Company has notified the committee
that the Grand Republic and Columbia
will accompany the other vessels and con-
tribute TO the pedestal fund 10 per cent. OF
the receipts obtained from passengers on
the trip. No doubt numbers OF other eX-
cursiOn steamers will also be in readiness
10 GAFfy but lubllt hOWh but Jay
On reaching the lover bay the lsere will
be saluted by the men-Ol-war and the
French vessels officers will be received
on board the reception committees ves-
sci. The Isere and the escOrting fleet will
then steam up the bay TO Bedl0e's Is
land, aud the Isere, having anchored
there, the rest OF the fleet will return
10 the Battery. A number Of mill
tary and civic organizations, the list Of
which has not yet been completed, will
there be in waiting and when the French
officers have landed the line Of march
will he taken up, the procession moving
up Broadway 20 the City Hall. There, In
the Governors Room, banquet will be
given in honor Of the visitors. On the
following day, June 10, the Chamber OF
Commerce will receive the city's guests
and take them on an excursion over the
waters surrounding the city. On June IL
they will be permitted to rest, and on the
evening Of June Is the Chamber Of Com
merce will give them a dinner at Del
monicOB.
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GdprIme 81IaoierG.
That Mountain Mule.

KNOCKS 'em all higher than Rocky MonA-
tain mule can kick"
As ! was passing car stable between
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets, ST..
. Louis, one day last summer, the above remark
caught my ear. Turning, | SAW two of the
stRblemcn in earnest conversation. Now, /
confess to a friendly feeling for the mule.
His meek endurance Of insults and lashwhips,
eNCtes my admiration. To be sure be rs
homely, but then he does not aspire TO shine
i'm society, and never even presents his
claims TO office upon the more highly
favored politicians of his ward. But, when
his soul IS stirred within him, he can, ami
does, kick. 10 is hisOne protest against grind
ing despOtlsm. Why should vain man ridicuO
and asperse his only accomplishments
Filled with these reflections, demanded OF
the speaker why he, too, joined the thought
less crowd in talking lightly OF the mule. lie
replied: "My name is Charley Smith, and /
work in this stable. meant no odense 90 the
mule. l was just telling Bin, here. about
that big attack of rheumatism had awhtlc
agO, and what cured it, | told HIM nothing
touched it till | struck Benson's Capoine plas-
tiers, and they soon hNed me mp all right
"Plasters, Mr.. smith, said las RrCi
Hartc sang about the Mississippi steamboat
cnginecrs-aro pretty much all alike
tNScarcey," SAID smith; "there's no end Of
odds between 'em. tried all they had Ina the
drug stores, and Benson's leaves 'em all ont %
sight"
"Iu what wayP"
''Why, when you fret put 'em on they warm
up the sore spot, they 90 down to the pain and
stop 1t, and make your muscles timber and
strong again. The rest of the plasters don't
do that. There's no use talking, they just
knock all the rest hlghern Rocky Mountain
mule can kick"
Smith was incorrigible and probably right,
and in mentioning the incident | only regret
that it gives Benson's plaster people the bene-
Fl OF a free advertisement.
-J r. ". in the Tribune
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SOAKING UNCLE SAM.
How the Government Has Been swindled
by so-CalIed Preserving Processes.
From Warrington Special.

From Washington Special.
The report Of the Naval Board that the
so-called wood preserving process which
the Navy Department under Mr.. Chandler
was prevailed upon to buy and for which
$l56, 1853 90 was paid IL entirely worthless
makes rather interesting reading for tie
other board Of naval officers who recon-
mended its purchase. Besides the cost of
the process several thousands Of dollars
were spent by this first naval board in So
called Investigations OF the value Of the
process, transportation To different parts
of the country, hotel bills and other items
of that character.
There was moth preventive, mildew
repellant and waterprOofng process used
by the War Department some years ago.
1t was used I'm interpreting soldiers
clothing and tents. Over 100000 was
gobbled up by the interpreting ring.
Congress investigated the matter, and It
was found that the wonderful process
consisted In simply dipping the clothing
and tents in rain water. This waterproof
ing rlng had an attorney here who re-
ceiyed $4,000 per year for his services IN
lobbying 10 secure the purchase OF tue
interpreting compound and having the
government continue its use.
A similar fraud was developed in the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing Of the
Treasury Department soon afterward. A
New York man who was influential with
the powers that managed affairs at that
time secured the adoption Of a waterproof
ing compound 20 be used In making green
backs and fractional currency waterproof.
He claimed that the paper which was not
treated with his process would carry dis
ease from one person TO another, and
besides would wear out sooner than
Ii not treated. Nearly 5000, 900
had been expended in paying tor
the use Of this process when q COngres-
siOnal investigation was ordered into this
matter also. The inventor Of the wonder
full compound for waterproOfing paper at
first refused 20 diyulge the secret, but IL
was forced out OF him. IL consisted Of
simply soaking the paper in barrel Of
water in which bar Of soap and hand
full OF alum had been dissolved. The men
implicated In each case escaped prosecu-
ton, which will probably he the result In
this wo0d-preserving process.
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TAKE THEsT IN.

rake them in, as We took them back
After the work Of war WAS done!
On not one field that they lost or won
vas wheel OF a cannon left a track
But rfven spllnters Of peaceful stone
Marx those fields OF our strife alone.
And every river and every wood
ana every sentinel mountain peak
That saw the great guns leap and speak
whore foemen's bayOnets stormed or stood
Have washed their faces clean Of their sin
And watch and wait till you take them In.
Many! So many! All far the more.
Have gone from the ways OF sound and sight! !
lie may not Mt their hearts with rite!
They wear forever the gray they wore
But are there not, DOW, badges of blue
For living breasts that are brave and true?
The grandest of armies grandest day
When magnanimity's GROWING deed
Your ceremonial rites shall lead
rre rapidly thinning ranks Of the gray!
The grandest army under the sun,
When American armies both are Oaei
And this. think, is debt that you owe!
Y9n had not been were 1t not for them!
DO not your oses of glory grow
ONT OF their sad, gray lilies stem?
W hat of your valor's splendid sheen
II that of your f0emen had not been?
IT took both armles-toOk us all
10 make this episode Of our time
The grandest far and the most sublime
That could to the lot of nation fall
Ne stil have one more battle TO win!
We watch and walt to be taken in.
N. ". TaVtor, IN tho ChicagO Current.
*There is a rapidly growing sentiment
that the Grand Army of the Republic
should no longer postpone the final act Of
perfect naturalization by extending their
ritual so as to include the comparatively
few living Confederate soldiers.
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HAPPY CHILDREN.
How to Make Thorn sO-KeeP Them in
Health and They VIII Take
Care of the Rest.

The JOY OF every well-regulated household
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands
of adectionate parents do not take care Of
their children. Through ignorance more than
culpable neglect they suffer them to fall sick
and die, when knowledge might have saved
them 70 love and home. DR.. David Kennedy
offers his "Fayorite Remedy" as emphaueally
a medicine for the chlldren-gentle in its nc
ton, containing no harmfuL ia0rodisnts aohdt-
e0er, going straight TO the Blood, which, when
impure, is the seat and source OF disease.
"FdUorite Remedy" Is the friend Of childhood
and should be found IN every nursery IN the
land. Keep 10 in your house for your chill
drcn's sake, as well AS for your own. Try ~
and you will be glad you saw this article
Make no mistakes. The medicine is "fdgoritc
Remedy'' and the proprlet1r's name aud All
dress: DR.. David Kennedy, kOndOut, n. \.
one dollar a bOtile.
Good Words for Good Thinc.-Dr
David kennedy's "FayOrito Remedy" is ex-
actly what il claims TO be, ana deserves the
praises that are shOwcred upon II by All who
have used IL. MFR. Israel II Snyder, 81 Sau-
gerties, n. Y ., says; "My little daughter WIS
covered with salt Rheum from head 10 foot.
DIR. kennedy's 'Fayorite Remedy cured her.
This was two years ago."
We are not In the Habit OF Pulling any
sort Of patent medicines In our columns, but
we happen to know DR.. David Kennedy, Of
the excellence OF the medicine which tine Doc
tor calls "Favorite Remedy" And II word
of ours will persuade anybody 10 use IL and
thus find relief from suffering no professional
word For diseases OF the blood, kidneys aud
bowels 10 has no equal. We would not be-
without il for FIVE times the dollar that 10
COSTS DdstB Timer, TROY, ". I.
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Mrs. W1NsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used when children are
cutting teeth. Ii relieves tho little suf-
ferer at once; It produces natural, quiet
sleep BY relieving the child from pain,
and the little cberub awakes as "brlght
as n button" " Is very pleasant % taste.
II eoothes the child soiicns the gume, al
lays an pain, relieves wind, regulates the
Bowels, and Is the best known remedy Tor
diarrhUa. whether arising from tccthing
OF other causes. - cents 8 bottle.