The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-07
What Is Castoria?

CdStorid Is III. oamuel IltcnerS preScrlp-
ton for infants and children. 1t contains
neither Opium, Morphine or other Narcotic
substance. 1t is harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Cas-
tor oil. 1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is
thirty years use by Millions of Mothers
Castoria destroys Worms and allays fever
ishness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour
Curd, cures Diarrh9a Wind Collie. Casio
ria relieves teething troubles, cures cOnsti-
patton and hatulency: CastOria assimilates
the food, regulates the stomach and bowels.
giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria
is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers
Friend.
Prof. L. w. Stewart reiterates hisinstruc-
lions to dairy farmers and others anxious to
obtain the best results from rations of stock,
on the Importance of cutting the hay and
mixing it with the grain food. Grain should
not be fed without such admiXture. as it is
much less perfectly digested. The mixture
of the bulk hay gives bulk and delays the
process OF digestion. so that it is more per-
feet and more perfectly assimilated.
+. f. G. MEDICINE CO.-Six months ago
my back was terribly strained by handling
heavy timbers. As a result my kidneys be-
came badly affected, causing me distress
and interfering with my business generally.
Your f. f. G. Kidney Remedy was lately
recommended, and the Use of one bottle has
effectually cuyed me.
A. j. SuLMAN.
10, Nicholas Park, Rochester, \. Y.
The Western Rural forcibly remarks that
1T does seem that in this age mankind
ought to be on higher plane than that de-
scribed by the expression: Every man for
himself and the devil take the hindmOst.'
And that "As long as the man who is rich
is more courted and respected than the man
who has brains or character, dollars will be
sought and the development of intellect and
character neglected"
The Time hOnOred Notre Dame, Balti-
more, Md. We have had ample Opportuni
ty to convince ourselves of the efficacy of
Salvation Oil. We cheerfully submit our
names to the public as reference. Respect
fully, Sisters of Notre Dame, Aisqulth Il
Eager Sts., Baltimore, Md.
A new application has been found for the
methods of spraying with emulsions, etc,
employed to kill insects on trees at the
Iowa Experiment Station. Swine troubled
with the hog louise were sprayed with a
kerosene emulsion-siX pints of kerosene to
six gallons of soapsuds-applied with
force pump. The application was directed
inside of the ears where the lice especially
congregate. Forty animals were treated
and the lice and nits etfectuaIly killed.
No wonder people have confidence when
the best physicians are prescribing DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
We read i'm one of the ablest edited of our
agricultural exchanges the following crit-
cism on Looking Backward" 1T is the
truth, the solemn truth, the awful truth
that he tells about the existing conditions of
society that demands attention. He puts
things just as they are. He paints our
present life as an eager thrObbing of cruel
selfishness, He paints society as founded
upon the dcplorable principle that the great
est enemy of man is man. Your necessity
is my opportunity is the ruling sentiment
which Belamy ascrbes to the business of
to-day, and the charge is true one.
The few are robbing the many; robbing
them In the name of civilization, Life with
us to-day is a cut-thrOat scheme of plumber,
a vertable cat and dog fight Men engaged
in the same business are constantly schem-
ing to ruin their rivals; men who either
from natural external conditions or from
force of character and training can combine
to plumber other classes, do it, and justice
i'm trade and honor in business are trodden
out of sight i'm the.rush for gain.
One of the most useful articles that we
know OF Is that famous household remedy
for the baby, DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t
costs only 25 cents bottle.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at
the post Office at Owosso February 3, 1890:
Mrs. A. Sanders, Ed. Steinmiller, Mrs. III.
l.. Swan, Jim Robinson, Richard, Rochester,
A Reed, Willard Pond, Jas. Murphy, Mr..
Il. Goss, Mrs. Mela Eckman, &. +. Dutch
er, b. Cuppcr, Julia Baldwin. John Barker,
Mrs. Mary Nelson. j. l.. DuttOn, ii. b.
Vernes, Marshall Thomas.
No one can adequately describe the suf-
fering imposed by dyspepsia. 1t darkens
life's pathway and makes existence almost
unbearable; but Laxador will not only ale
viate the tortures of dyspepsia, but will cure
the disease. Price only 25 cents.
Says Howard-The folly of the man who
thinks that the negro can be forcibly export
ed back to Africa is only equaled by the
foolishness of the men who think he can be
deprived of his DOlitical rights forever