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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Beginning Of a Giddy Year
in Fashionable Circles.
General Spiaola Suffers At the Hands Of
Cox.


WAsHIsGroS. Jan. ..
The tariff bill will busy the Senate from
nov till vote is reached No o,her meas
ure Of Importance will receive serious con-
deraron, ana the EdmunIs joint resolution
with Grays amendment, WHICH VA laid
aside Yesterday until sosorros, must bide It's
time If IL requires prolonged attention. The
dead lock caused BY an attempt TO ii 7ker t1e
rules snd check b .ibuste ring oa the nrst and
.hird Aondat of each moalh against motions
To pass measures under suspension of the
rules is likely To continue unless the resolu-
ron offered by Reed is tempoF ariiy With
drawn.
should this be decided upon. chairman
Grip of the committee on elec.Ions will pre-
ent tuesday the south Carolina contested
election of Smalls vs.. Elliott, follow
ei as soon as disposed Of with Sullivan IS.
FELTON, the California contested election
case. Every opportunity To continue th-
consideration of the riv, and harbor bill will
je se'zel by Blai chard of Louisiana who
mas the matter in chsrz., and the committee
on foreign affairs is awaiting to call up the
diplomatic appropriation bill. The suadry
rivil appropriation bill will he reported dur
ing the week.
The prom So for the new season is buoyant
Begi ming with Mrs. Cleveland. she has sig-
nited her intention of being equtl TO all her
-ocial demands and opportunities by making
the cabinet calls the very day after shaking
hands with four thousand people, and by
attending Thursday evening a little dinner
made for the President and herself by Dis
trict Marshal and Mrs. W lson. The others
were Mrs Folsom, the Chief Justice aud
Mrs. Fuller. the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Dickinson, Secretary Villas and Col
and Mrs. Lamont.
Mr. Blaine's presence in this city and his
securing of apartments for the winter at the
NOrmandie, MIR. McLean's fiat are the most
talked of things in social cHr-
c es. One thing is very markedly shown by
his choice of a location and by several other
-irsws of the season, the tendency toward the
center of the city on the part of prominent
people as contrasted with the centrifugal
fever of three or four years past Mr..
Blaine owns a house at tn West End, but
he leases it. Rentable houses right at the
heart of things are greatly i'll demand, and
of he many fats newly erected those are
uniformly successful which are within four
or five squares of the White House, the
Treasury and the nest of four prominent
hotels, all within ohe square of he latter.
This is going to be great political winter,
AMI minutes are too precious 10 be spent in
going to and fro diyergently from fxed CEN
tral point.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS
Attempt to slur Senator Blair,

Senator Cullom today presented set OF
resolutions, adopted by the Columbia Turn
Vercin Of the town Of Lake, ILL.,, at recent
meeting protesting agaii st the adoption OF
NO bills recently introduced in the Senate
by SENATOR Blair. as incompatible with the
very essence of free government and 'ear-
res ly protesting against all measures cal
,ulated to force any religious belief or su
perstition upon free people, such as tn
me compel ing the children of all citizens to
receive instruction in such belief or super
ti'ion in schools supported by popular taxa
ton as savoring of the dark ages"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
A Boston Kuave Caught Ia Denver

BosToy, Jan. ..
dispatch from Chief OF Police Hem J
Brady announces the capture of Harry Il
S.ickney, the conf iential clerk of c. l.
Davenport of this city, who recently d"
fr4udei his employer TO the extent of som'
50 900 by raising check.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

Canal Affairs Nearing Stand Sun
Thousands Soon to be Thrown out OF
Employment


PANAMA. Jan. ..
GreA. aneasiness prevails here regarding
canal AFT airs xs no news has been reached of
any settlement having been effected. Work
on the canal is being lessened daily and lis
total suspension is feared. This would
throw thousands of men out of emplo, men;
and the Columbian government, in autieipa-
ton OF trouble ha, addressed a circular 10
he consuls from foreign countries protest
ing against any responsibility being it CARED
by 1t should tn, most severe measure' have
u be aioped to maintain order. The con-
snls are req aested to obtain instra 'tions for
the transportation of citizens of their sever
al countries from the isthmas III case of
total collapse Of the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
SIGNAL SERVICE
MAINE DISPATCHES.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Moore, the Assaiiant OF Mr.. Houxhton
ArraisLed For Assault and Robbery.


FAsaIsGTos, Jan ).
Walter Moore, who confessed To assault
ing and robbing IL. ;. Houghton of Wilton.
vas brought before Judge Chandler in the
Municipal Court this afternoon. On motion
OF the county attorney, the previous complaint
Moore with assault and batte r,
vas mol pressed. The prisoner was then
Arrzigned on warrant charging m viii.
assaulting and rObbing II. $ Houghton on
the highway Moore pleaded guilty and
vas committed to jail TIL the March term OF
the court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
HANDSOME RESIDENCES BURNED
In Philadelphia Nine Children Barely
Escape Valuable Library Destroyed.


PHLApELPHfA, Jan. q.
The handsome residence OF Robert Nc
" ade city editor of the Public Ledger, and
j II + CHE on Lancaster avenue, at Way ne
station. was burned lat night Loss $40
BOO. $1,000 falling on McWaie A yalua-
hls library was destroyed. Nine small chill
lreu narrowly escaped being burned ia their
beds. Mrs. Jones, sister-in law of Mr.
righe, was driyen crazy by excitement and
had to be taken out Of the house by force
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
Church Dedication at st. Jobnsbury

Sr. JoHNsBURt, VI, Jan, 9Th,
The nev Catholic church here was dedi-
Gated to day. Services were held bv Rev. J.
Boissousult, with high mass. assisted by
Rev,. P Msrceau of Quebec, and j. Ray of
Sherbrooke. 1900 people were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
Hold Noisy Meeting Addressed by
Mrs. Parsons.

CHICAGO, Ian. i.
Mrs Parsons, the anarchist, to lay mai e
another violent speech similar to the one de.
iiyered last Sunday. and this time was un-
molested by ths police. The aulience met
III wsvrrly hall near police h,aiqusrters,
and vas ostensibly a gathering of socialists
whose purpose WAS to discuss a paper on
salvation from poverty.
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GARDINER.


tof ""s'''''e "asFs sns VIII ee snpiessa
as s,enogrspher in the office Of W. T.
Haiues ESQ
W u o,;,,hv .,a x,f, 40 e.,...,
IN 'he cay SATURDAY N's"'hs Mr' u y h"i-
hns of the Evans Mr.. Ouimby is the nephew
I Of '.pur Gsoryvr of the Belfast Journal.
! ,.,,l ,.t,a..,. A. u.,.,, H., -,
n'"oA"he' MASS, vas ""'eh IRON 'he eAs'
gag Truck Al the siaiivn fii,as night On
GERS Norton aud Spr.ru, were called and
nnon .r.ir, m. fact. imu.j,s,.ly cam
!
men'eu scsfsh i'f 'n' n''ss'nS A"e'e' Anu
were unable 10 ind II until SATURDAY morn
! IuS when II was discovered under the col.
scum From the t,tumuny of Mr.. Stel.
| pheu. who is ,u,ploy,d In The sl,ctr,,, h,ht
service in this civ, and who ,s~ tn, MAJ,
carr, the trunk away a msa named Charles
| Nye was arrested ,arly Ssturiay moru,ur
ami placed In the lock-up. Al the trial
Satur,is, he VA. found yaity OF the ,h. II
aud was bound over to the April term OF
court. In default of bonds Marshal Norton
took him o Augusta Nye is native of
| RucA ,snd and has OILY been her, a short
tune.
Mr. s. :. Wright. tn, newly elected prin-
| cl al of the high school arrived last week
MIR Wright will board at the Johusou
House.
| MIR q. Il. Clayson, Esq was In Lisbon
SATURDAY on busi"ess
Mr. frank T l,aton. a prominent mer-
| chant OF kat dolph, will soon close his gr,-
| Ger, business Ia mat place aud earl, ia tue
sprlng leaves for ), attic. Washington Tern
! 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

Tbs year lsS, has eclip<ssi all records of
annual production. shipments, salss end
unaiiDe~ Of surplus during the thirty ytvo
years of iroa ore prniucin. In the Lake su-
perior rcs,ion- The pr,dus'tion cxcessisd tAas
Of 1851. known as the bi. year. by $ pr eak.
the salGs ~ ariy "a per cent. and ct the siose
II navigation onIy iG7 ~ tons rsmaia nnr
sold at lower lake porfa Tbs total ahiR
mspts from Lake s,uIsrsor ports during -
agussatsd eb~at AdRAp PsN ssaA /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
CABLE FL ASHES
Or Fresh Bits From the Old World.

A despatch from Cochin say. that al most
the entire place was destroyed by Ore. The
damage is estimated at 81 800, coo.
The King Of Netherlands is in q moribund
condition. His chronic malady Is worse
He takes nourishment with difficulty.
The central Bonapartiss committee Of Par
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RED NOsED NIKE"
Restores $500 OF the Sum Stolen nom
the MuIdered Paymaster Mcclure,

WmkEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. &.
1t is learned that Pinkerton's detectives
have recovered only $500 out of the Sl290
stolen from Pay mas er Mcclure by his mur-
derers
The remainder is thought TO be in the pos
session of Rcd nosed Mixes" aecomplices,
y hD fled TO Italy Being pursue there BY
Pinkertoa's men. the murderers divi lei the
money among tn, mselves at Phila ieiphla.
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lie wistou Man GaIroted

LEwIsrOs, Jan. 3.
John Moore. treasurer of Aupurn Loige
of Pilgrim Fathers, was knocked down aud
robbed of Sii. about o'clock last night
tle recovered consciousness about / | O'Clock
and made his way home lie is confined To
his house today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
Glass Ey es for Soldiers.

Senator Turpie presented to the Senate to-
sy the petition of the United States Eveless
Pensioners Association praying that artificial
eyes be furnished to eyeless pensioners of
the late war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

In the WANT COLUMN of the KEyNE
Bee JOUR VAL. and how quick yea
will and purchaser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
TO RENT.

III. second 30. aud two ards o. uYp"r nt jhird
story OF the large building just completed, at
east end OF hennebec dam, Augusta, Ne Each
Door has capacity Of some "a, 600 sq. II "a #
long BY - Il. wide. go horse power already rs
tahl-hed with several hundred more In reserve
Building within so II Of Rail Road, Side-trsok run
ming direct 10 bnilding
One Of the best manufacturing locations In Ken
uehro County. The whole any part Of III" above
ready for occupancy, and will be let on reason
sble terms Ear further particulars inquire of
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is has decided to rscommead the party 4
vote with the Boalanglsr party.

~ Ia lTNflrl 70 lrNDiIuirt4 pAAhy -
vote with the BoGlanglsr party.
Mr. T 7. C'Cosnor's Star expresses tn
opinion that the preseut 81 a4tlo0 IN In isnd
is more seriou. than al Any time since The
passage Of the land act IN 1881. The OH
land commission has disappeared and instead
we have body in phich the tory lani Aseni
reisns sapre NE, declaring in favor Of pro-
duee reaf, i. e. rent based upon the price
Of Produce, pure aud simple, without the
slightest regard 70 the yield
The Pal MIL Gazette referring 10 the
eorresso' deaee tste CouLt Herbert BIS
ma ok and Sir Robert Mor.er, the BIRTHS h
Am oassAlOr 10 Russia 10 reference 10 the
charges that tae latter sent information to
Marshal b zaine of German military move
IN 1t, during the war Of 1870, says it regrets
that Count Herbert did not profit by the
chance sir Robert Norier gave him 10 be-
have like z, n leman and man of honor.
TIE Journal Ie St Petersburg, rtfrrrIng
TO the charges made BY the Cologne Gazette
against Sir r. d. MDri4r, say. that ali per
sons who know the minister will agrae that
he could not be guilty Of the acts with which
he is charged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
N. w. COLE, Agent,
At THE OrFIcE OF
EDWARDS MANFG. COMPANY.
sspt2idtf
SEND Si.oo for 10 MONTHS
QUIET HOURS MAGAZINE.

WITT "VOffV "NSI''VS
vi OFFER splts1o ATTRACTIONS Fos 1888.
Pine Illustrations. sketches travels Critieism-.
short >tarsa Poetry Literary News and Note.
Home and ilOns.hald. Modern E-sals, ROOFS
IN BsIEF. " famous nuvels y'ariy, one each
mouth tuid in condensed form. Snd the very int
estng History oi the Barron TragraY ilp'tTatedl
told under the appropria'" tie
Iar STRANGE STORY or A TRA6s0Y,
The vssr's Numbers will mskr valuable and very
attractive volumr 0r' amtn' to ANY = hncd home.
those who send o. % for ~ before January 18th
next will rr Give the Decrnhsr HnRher froc, ar n
months in all Address QtiEt net IT.
d.c2edSf2taw psNter W-in~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

note worthy fict that the a'rtvn,a Of attic have
lpcrcs-rd When co pared VI h III. N~rr ir7, -. .
Elancs H. out table w"ud indicate, ~ ~ head aud
hi l. nat In r"r."g 'sucr ~ aNi't exp ti., then
on Ia lnntlug aver our p"Its "f the ,enr. w. ID
value. much like The ir',liu. -.ssou sheep
aud lam" va les. hv 5tp-s b II 90
~ than IN iS-6. This pat ~ the business DO
got und r'ttnl. when ismh- ~ h s'urcs .f In.
to III" rails =. 'ir vur,h NJ market, cnmp,r.
'us the wa ls-i t"nfS, has ina" tally bs"gsd.
Next In nr' eSi-. Vita lucr' ~ a,sN
Il AL, ~ st i-f'e price over ainilion Tat hoss
f"nort.d Ih. ~ wear we'll ~ Ia 81, slider,
'hr Hnn, hog. fpf u stun To Il uRhi = bui the-e
IN " n.u"''d nv the hniu' trade. burIrG
= Iar two ih-fe hHvr zen heavy tnpsrts
4 ptrk fr''m his port IT, bug aMl iit" 'ps have
'i.d ~ iatc higher. tact wr shuu'd Ike "sraiusd
tnTt -pri iv U''ks hry. qpr''d Western
,og-a btubtr delIvsifdh h. III rival nt ha zee
Il. pssi tw'iVr mnnfhr 2p,vS, tee are the
f'--i ar " rs The diiIrr,ni rnl roads III" v.
N ". I. tninp u l'tsr hu-inr.. In hnr tran . rita
ii1n and dealers appr, cints their Efforts to please
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
BOTH ENGINEERS
Killed by the Collision OF Two Ohio
Freight Trains.

YouSesrowy. Ohio. Jan 8.
T~o Pittsburs Western railroad freight
trains collided on sharp curve eleven
miles east Of here last night, fatally injurins
D Mckenny and Thos. jenkins, engineers
Of the trains, and Henry Molse, fireman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
probably be Afforded the worthy pair this
morning.

Mr.. Charles A. hiaek e, o, this city died
Saturday Jan, aged ~ years, II months.
lie leaves widow and an aged mother. Mr..
Hinckley ~asa member Of the Fifth Maine
Battery and saw much acti,e service In the
rebellion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

Mr. Allen said that Dakota had no can1i-
date for any office, but that nearly every re-
publican in the territory would like to see
Mr. Blaine made Sc ,retary Of STATE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
Coz Becomes Sarcastic.

While speaking in favor of a reasonable
negotiation OF the minority, Mr. Cox excited
considerable amusemrut Friday by decalm-
ing in very vigorous terms against the meth
DDS " hich a few men have practlsed under
tn, rules TO defeat measures that have the ap
prosal o: very large majority of the House.
Looking at General Splnola of New York,
Mr.. Cox expressed IN sithering tones his
disgust for the me mber who grdsped "at the
puerile, TRIVIAL, little, uled lCated idea of
Jrundiing mp 10 the speakers desk an i'm
mense pile of bills to be read on suspension
day, SO AS To prevent the consideration of a
measure a msjorlty of the House fAyors
Mr. Cox sad that it took about as much in
tells ctual effort as it required for a prze
fighter TO kill bill in that way. He said in
sarcastic terms Some people call that states
msnship" Spinols WINGED urder this thrash
ing BY his associate, but he kept quiet.
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how to Receive our Immigrants.

Mr.. Ford of the immigration committee
has begun the preparation of report to he
House. The testimony taken at Pittsburg
and Detroit is at the government printing
Office. and until this is printed the report can
not be completed. The recommendations of
the comm ,ttee will be substantially those al
ready made public, namely, that intending
migrants be required to obtain certificates
from nited States consular offices abroad,
that the tax of fifty cents. now required, be
considerably increased. and that legislation
be enacted which will efftctually secure the
return of Objectionable emigrsnts. 1t can
also be stated that Castle Garden. rs it ex-
lists at pre- sent will be ABOLISHED if the com
mittee's recommendations are adopted by
Congress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
THE NATIONS SCAPlTAL.
Discussion Of the Joint Resolution Relating
to European GoTWnnslts,
And What They Nay and May Not Do
With Panama
WASHINGTON, Jan. ).
Senate.

Mr.. Edmunds offered two resolutions,
which we're agreed to, calling 90 the Presl-
dent for Information As to the Venezuela
a. ards, aud ~nAt steps, IL any have oesn
taken BY the United States government 10
collect the monthly quotas Of the Caracas
custom receipts.
Mr. SaernAu called up the joint resolutio n
offered by him yesterday from The committee
ou foreign relalsoas, declaring the sense OF
Congress, in rela ion 10 tae connection OF
European governments with any inier-ccean-
le canal. AID ASKED that II be pa. sed immedi-
alely. A pref discussion ensaed
Mr.. Sherman sad that the resolution was
but rexsseruoa " Ine Moaroe doctrine.
Mr.. Teller said thxi the oniy objection he
had 10 the resolution was that II VA, uatime
IL and should have been adopted years ago
when the construction OF the Panama caaal
was begun.
Mr. Vest suggested that, while favoring
the resolution, It VAS intel ended To have soue
bearing IN favor of the Nicaragua canal, =
scn. NE to which he vas opposed.
Mr.. Edmunds, th- Author OF the resolu-
ton, dIselailned having been influenced BY
any such Idea
hr. Iali opposed the resolution AS cslcu
lated 10 obstruct = great Work OF benencence
to mankind.
MIR George regarded the resolution rs
very important and necessary step.
MIR. Reagan thought that the resolution
should 10 be pressed 10 vote today, bu.
should b. coAsld, red and debated It's Ian
guage, he sald. VAS too OroaI sud unrestriet-
ed and contained an unnecessary offence 10
France.
Mr.. Gray coinci led with the views given
by Mr. Reagan. anu saiu ina. the govern
ment OF the nlttd States Mould not. with
out grave consideration. interpUse all obsta
Gle To a work which would advance the civil
izatlvn of the world
Mr. Morgan took the view that Congress
had no ght To tramuei the diplomatic action
OF the executive by the passage OF JOINT
re. olution. II the idea Sas ~ be expressed
by Congress, it should be in the form OF n
concurrence resolution only.
Mr. Sherman treated Mr.. Morgans objec-
ton To the form of the resolution as more
technical than important, but was willing 10
have the resolution made \ concurrent one,
las cad of joint resolution, although he
thought the latter the better form as blu ling
the turee branches of til, government. He
woulI like TO see all the ma ions Of the world
{ but not the g0verhmentsJ cooperate III the
york of the Panama canal. He Consented
to let the matter 60 over until Monday, but
1t should be dis spused of tnen, because the
resolution should be passed promptly or not
al all. After further discussion the resolu
.ion went over until Monday, and the tarin
bill Was taken up at o lock.
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House

Peel of Kansas, from the committee Oh
Indian affairs, reported the bill to divide tn
sioux Indian reservation into separate res
ervauous. House calendar.
Reed of Maine then called up the resolu-
tlun TO Abolish for the REMAINDER of tbt
session the call OF States for the intro iucti0l
ot Dnls on the hrst and third Monds, OF
each month
On order ny the previous question the vote
s.ooi, yea. Yo, nays 80; no quorum.
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Review Of the Boston Live Stock
Market toi the Year 1888.

We prcs~nt er~with our apnuA .tAicme nj of the
smoani uf I've siock 4 Nsicttuwn sad brighton
attic sris, shpwi the incteAs' OF d. efease -
e0npAr, With lhr tlr RIres llnE Ntnrs.
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The Governors Staff


This is the rank way the Bangor CONNER
cial speaks of the governor SAT-
Gov. Burleigh i. certa My TO be congratu
lated upon his staff appointments, which ar,
given elsewhere in the Commercial. A hand
some governor should have q hsndsom
taft, aud that is exactly the case IN the
appointments. Bangors two repre'entatIv's
on the staff, Coils Robinson and T. Hen. WI
most certainly hold the average for go,
looks up to a high standard. We think tina
the Governor will have one of the nio,t plea
ant military families which any Name eIt'
utve has had for years, and the staff IL
body which ill do the State much credit.
Portland Argus, Dem
Gov. Burleigh's address is good. 1t ii.
cussed the usual topics in a csndil, straight.
forward manner, advances recommendation
with conservative caution, and gives eyideut
throughout that he intends TO make go~
governor-Of the whole people. not Of cla.
or clique.
Gardner Reporter
The Reporter acknow led2es the receiI
from the kennebec journal Office, of II
very excellent inaugural address of g Is
Burleigh. 1t touches upon all the dept
ment and State matters of importapce,
is worthy of a careful peru.sl of every L.
zen Of the State.
[Hallo~ell Register
The inaugural of Governor r. c. b
leigh, Thursday morning, was notab
event in the States annals. The Repres,i
atives Hall vas crow ded TO its utmo-t CO pa,
ity. The address vas warmly Compliment.
and commanded the closest attention for u.
aour Of its delivery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-01-02
PhYsIclans.

Castoria has met with pronounced
favor on, the part of physicians,
pharmaceutical societies, and medi-
cal authorities. It is used by plly-
sicians with results most gratifying.
The present extendedius of Castor
ia is unquestionably the result of
three facts: 1st, The indisputable
evidence that it is. harmless I'd,
That it rot only .allays stomach.
pains and qafets the nerves. but
assimilates the food, and Sd, 1t is an
agreeable and perfect substitute for
castor eik. It is absolutely. safe. Fl
does not contain any opium, NOR
pbine, or other narcotic-unlike
Soothing Syrup. Batman's Drops,
Godfrey's Cordial, &c. it dees not
stupefy. This is a good deal for a
medical journal to say. Our duty,
however,-is to expose danger and
recoPd the means of advancing
health. mhe- day for poisoning m
nocent children through greed or
ignorance ought to end. To our
knowledge, Gasteria is remedy
which produces ccmposure and
health by regulating the system
not by supplying it-aab Gun. rsad-
ers are entitled to the information.
Halt journal of Health.
az regard Castoria as one of the best
remedies for children of phich 7 am
acquainted Ihdue prescribed it in
my. psqeetice to several children recent
lss and IL gaUe excellent satisfaction.
Ihope the day is not far distant ,chen
mothers sotH conetder the real interest
of their clitdfee, G4sI use Castorid in
stead ofthe. various qsaek nostruBas
achiclt' are destroying their tsged ones.
6y forcingfo opium; morphine. soothinq
syrup and other hurtful agents doir1l
their threats, thereby. sending them to
premature grdues;"
DIR. ]. f. KlNcHE1eE,
Conway, Ark,