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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-05

Rowe1l's American Newspaper Direc-
tory for 1891 puts the circulation.of THE
ROANOKE TIMES above that of any
other paper fin Southwest Virginia, and at
Roanoke combined.
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Making tho BEST of IT.

'-Go into the room and bring that
cake on the table," sold an Austin
mother to her SON.
'It's too dark, I'm afraid to GO into
the room"
go right into that room this Instant
or I'll go In md bring ont the strap"
"If-you bring = out-thc-strap.r
replied the boy, sobbing, ''brine-the
-cNku-elonG too,"@TcXas Siftin0s.
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1t Would lie Useful to I-cn

Innocent Girl from Mountainous Re-
gion-What ere you rcnding, Cousin
Henry?
Cousin Henry-A book on pathology.
Girl-Oh, understand! Pathology Is
tho science OF finding paths Youmust
really lend me that book. Cousin Henry,
for at homo I'm always losing my uay.
pharmaceutical Era
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a Precautionary pleasure.

Fang1e Ito his wife)-Oh. by the way,
my dear, invited the minister to take
dinner with US tomorrow.
Mrs. Funglc (who is familiar with her
husbands language when carving1-
Very well. love. I'll have the cook
carve the fowls before they arc hzough.
to the table.-Judgc.
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Not Above Deceit.

81 believe that young man WHO comes
to see you is not above deceit, AIargar-
Ct"
Nonsense. Why should you think
that?"
We'll, he treats Johnny rs If he fair
II loved him, and you know Johnny is
not the best little brother IN the world. {"
Life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-05

A LLEGlIANY INSTITUTE, ROAM
L n oke, Va, first class academy for
boys and young men. Full corps of ex-
perienoed teachers. Students prepared
for college and university, and for bust
ness life. Ninety students enrolled last
session. Health and order unsurpassed
Send for catalogue to REV. C. f.
JAMES, Principal, Roanoke, Va.
julyl2.2m
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Eurglarics ut Danyi;ic.

DANvILLE, Va, Aug. y Professional
burglars have been operating in this
city. They cracked TWO safes last
night, one belonging 20 the American
Tobacco Company and TIE other be-
coming to the Carte. Machine Company
Inc losses wee fortunately snan. The
c.uz, rs generally feel anxious. and
w"ichmcn wi! he laced in Tho banks
20 night. .se
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WESLEYAN ,I TEMAtE
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

Opens Sept. 18th, 1891. One of the most
through and attractive Schools for young
ladies in the South. Conservatory course
in Music. Twenty-Five teachers and Of
fcers. Situation beautiful. Climate I'M
surpassed. Pupils from twenty States.
Terms low. Special inducements to per-
sons at distance. For the superior ad-
vantages Of this celebrated Virginia
school, write for a catalogue to the
President,
w. a. HARRIS. ID. d., staunton. Va.
june2Scod d&w Pm
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I.ecnIy Disappointed,

Jack (tcndcrly)-You are tayc only
woman ever loved, Mabel
MabeEIs that SOP (scornfully1 Pshawi
I thought you were q man OF tho world.
We will consider the engagements bpols-
en-. .Jacl,.-Jury.
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Don't let me deprive you Of your
seat" she said, as he rose.
Don't mention it, madame. 1t isn't
mine, nyhow; it belongs to the road"
said hc.-IIarpcr's Bazar.
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A snit in equity has been instituted in
the Office of the clerk of tho circuit court
Il Page county by +. C. r. HUMPHREYS
and others against the Valley Land and
Impr, vement Company, OF Luray, to
paymci of the indebtedness against
it. The bill has net yet been fled, but
it is understood that an fort will be
made to set aside and annul the general
trust deed given several months ago by
tho company and nave a receiver APP
pointed to taFe charge of the property.
WHO Gets the Pig:
The pig will be weighed and given
away at Thomr sons today. Cone and
see If you guess il right. aug5.lt
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MRS. CLIMBERS SCHOOL FOR
1Nl YOUNG LADIES'

NOLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
~ Mary, Williamsburg, Va.-Session
begins October /, 1891; closes July 18th.
The oldest college in the South. Pro-
vides q thorough normal and academic
training. Historic surroundings, healthy
climate; forty eight miles from Rich
mond on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way. Terms cheap. Expenses for stu
dents willing to teach two years in the
public schools of Virginia. board, fuel,
lights and washing-SlO per month
other students from SIP to Sl4 per month
Tuition fec charges against such stu
dents as are not willing to take pledge
to teach, S12 so per half session. Send
for catalogue. LYON q. TYLER
julya6-Im President.
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Wanted Him to Gu. His chm.

"You shofe yUureelf?" asked the
barber.
Eyes"
II thought SO. You cut yUurvhin, I
neffer cut my chin"
$50 see" returned the victim II
wish you would, because it isn't par
ticularly interesting.
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a Futul Error.

"r'm discouraged thought could
carve my way to the front In humor.
but somehow don't succeed"
The trouble with you is your tools.
You use too many old aws-"-Ptpck.
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An EnbnrrassInr O,,estIon.

She twistfully)-I think would make
you n good wife.
He Ga upcrintcndcnt-ncch
Have you had any cxpcricnce?-Alun-
sry's Weekly
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4 Linguistic Dog.

Fair Customcr-You say you trained
that dog yourself. Can he understand
me if call him in English?
Dcaler-Iah. OF you whistle to him.
Good Ncws.
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EVERY MORNING, EXCEPT MONDAY.
ROANOKE TIMES PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers and Proprictors.
TINES BUILDING.
Third avenue and First street Southwest
TERMS, BY NAIL, postage prcpaid9
TELEPHONE NUMBER 12t.

THE TIMES il Gclivcrcd in Roanoke, Salem and
Vinton every morning by carriers for 30 cents per
month.
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THE WEEKLY TIMES.

THE WEEKLY TIMES, ccntainin" the news Of
the week in more condensed form, one year,
S1.U0 in advance.
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Items OF news. communications. etc. should
be addressed 10 the Editor of The TIMES.
Rcmittanccs, by express, moEcy-ordcr, regis
tered letter. check, draft, should lie addressed
and made paXAhlc 10
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-05

Entered at the Posloillcc NJ Roanoke as second
class matter.
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EDUCATIONAL.
[ISS WHITEHURST'S SCHO

Miss WHITEHURST'S SCHOOL
WI for girls will reopen the l4th of
September. Primary, intermediate adj
vanced. Boys under twelve admitted.
She will be assisted by Mrs. S. W. Tel
lers. teacher OF successful experience
Apply for circular to MISS WHITE
HURST, 500 Campbell street, Roanoke,
va. aug5-wcd& I'm
MRS. GILMER'S SCHOOL FOR
4Nl YOUNG LADIES'.
100 Fourth avenue S. W., Roanoke, Va.
Full course in English Languages,
Music, Elccution and Art.
Faculty Of Eight Teachers.
For catalogues address
MRS. PATTY L. GILMER,
100 Fourth avenue S. w, Roanoke, We.
y302aw2mo-su&w
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Advertising rates made known on npl icc'
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Christians Charged Win Killing TURK

LONDON, Aug. "A dispatch from
Crete says; Tho house OF q Turkish
family in the village Of Ceranos was
recently attacked and two men, woman
and child were murdered. Eighteen
Christian subjects were arrested for tho
crime and were in prisoned with Turkish
conricts. While in prison they were
stabbed with knives and so seriously in
jnrcd that they Icy Tor eight days liz
danl erous condition.
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P. O. Box $50. ia Commerce St.
J. =. WINGF j,
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
INVESTMENTS THAT WILL YIELD SURE PROFIT.

75S15o feet just west of Mr. Popes house at $40 per
front foot, owned by merchant out of town who
wants to put the money in his business.
lots 5ox133 feet each on Washington avenue price
$3.50 each.
lots Center street 5ox13o feet eac back of West
End round house, $3.50 each.
10 lots 5ox1e5 feet West End Boulevard all the
great works. price $500 each
houses the round house for $ 1000 each, 500
cash. balance SIG per month.
house in West End, lot 5ox1 So price $4,000
$500 cash, balance easy terms.
House on Campbell street between Park and Grove
rooms, lot oox13o, price $500.
lots South Jefferson street, 5oxI feet each price
$500 each. The purchaser will double his money
lots on Sth avenue 5ox1 feet EACH price 200
EACH
Nice residence lots the Machine Shops for $3.50
each easy terms.
We have residences in all parts ofthe prices and
terms that will satisfy anyone.
Strangers visiting the city invited make Of
fee their headquarters ,s,an
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Encouraging

The Hostess sing, Mr. Tenor,
The Theoretically, you know,
have no voice. L
The HosteSs-Oh, that won't muttes
They arc all talking and they won't
hear yOu-Munsey's Weekly.
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TIE ROANOKE TIMES PUBLISHING CO.,

Roanoke, Virginia.
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Cleveland and German.

Reporters Of the Sun asked the dele
cote present at the State convention TO
name their candidate for President in
1892. The total vote VAS as follows:
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Reckless Charges.
From Memphis Appcal-Avalanche.l

From Memphis Appeal
| The sub-treasurv orators in Missis-
sippi, who are declaring that the Mem
phis papers have been subsidized to
oppose the sub-treasury and to support
Senator George, have absolutely moth
ing upon which to predict their asser-
vations. 1t is merely bald and gratui-
tous libel. AS the sub-treasury scheme
is directly IN the interest of the capi-
talistic class, the monopolists and cor
/ ner-Oporators, those who are advoca-
ting it could with greater reason be
/ suspected of having been subsidizeu
But the Appeal Aralonche does not be-
lieve this and has no disposition to
reply in kind. 1t prefers to believe
that those who believe in the sub-treas-
ury have been deluded by the office
| hunters who are at the head of the
movement, and whose plausible sophis-
tries have deluded so many farmers
groaning under misfortunes. Th,,
pe"l-Aralanchc long ago pointed out
that the money Kings Of the country
would, Immediately upon the adoption
OF the sub-treasury system by the GOV
eminent, take charge of the farming
business OF the country and make ''hired
hands of the farmers-an infinitely
worse condition than that into which
the farming business has been put by
high tariff taxes and limited markets.
There can be no doubt that this would
be the deplortble result. The average
farmer, with small means, would not
and could not be the beneficiary of the
sub-treasury if there were any benefits
to be derived. The spectators would
deprcSs the market at harvest time and
raise prices when they secured possess
sion of the certiticatc. The farmer
to use the phrase of the day. would not
be in it. But is not the real business
Of the alliance we'll SGT forth in hom4ly
narrative, yet in the spirit of true phi
losophv in the following account Of the
p"o"2r'ljn%, Of th; Post Oak alliance.
Fl13n "a correspondent u1 tn. Ray
mond (Miss.) Gu2ttte:
At u meeting last Wednesday Brother
Simpson said he had % beef that he would
XIII the next day and would like to sell Il
portion. Brother Smith said he had some
cowprHs to spare and lie would like to sell u
hushcl and take it in beef. Brother Jones
said that he had some goats that were trunlj-
lesoine and would kill them next week and
Woult like to pay for some of the beef with 4
kid. Similarly the whole beef was disposed
of. Then there were the hides Of ou. COW
and three goats to be cared for.
sam Collins said his father had been ID
tanner and if the alliance would help t,'m
out he would fix 70 tan all the hides for the
neglhorhoud.. This lead toa discussion a.
I" ilroad freishts. Now hides pay freight
freight iron. Boston to Terry. We can pay
Collins the freight on hides in bark and tai
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MAYORS OFFICE, GRENADA. Miss.
Lux. 1901 [

MAYORS $ OFFICE. GRENADA. Miss.
July &, 1891.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met this day in regular session. Mem
bers present: B. G. Adams. Mayor :
O. J. Nance. H. E. Calm. J. G. Weeks
and \. $. Bell, Edgar West, and B. +.
Thomas, Aldermen.
The Mayor. Treasurer and Marshal 5
books We're examined. found correct and
passed.
Ordered that lots - and 7S and part
of II the property of Mrs. W. 5. Davis
formerly assessed at $1,000 90, be re-
duced to 500 90 and that a warrant be
issued to her for 81 overpaid in taxes.
Fl. f. Calm voting against this order of
reduction, etc.
Moved and carried that committee
OF three be appointed to examine the
street running west of Mrs. Ransom.
and suggest some plan if possible. to
prevent the sand from daming or ar-
cumulHting around said lot Of MIS-
Ransom. thereby causing the water to
pond in the lot aforesaid.
Ordered that the petition of Mr.. Ash
be not granted.
The following accounts were allowed:
Grenada SENTINEL $6 5O:R. Doak, 1915
Prof. Phillips, sl5 90: issued to Mead
ers Il Garner. K. Y. Payne. Sl6 s.
L. G. Dubard, 81 II j. r. Garner. 81
G. w. Lake S6 and 50 IS.
Ordered that notice be given through
the Grenada SENTINEL that the Boart
will meet the first day of August t,
equalize the assessment and continue
from day to day, until completed.
Ordered that Marshal Dubard be al
lowed 81 erroneous assessment of jim
Bowman. and S2l 50 error in addition
and that his account be accepted ~
correct as Il final settlement.
Ordered that license be granted W
n Pass to sell vinous and spiritou
liquors in less quantities than one gal
Ion within the corporate limits of the
city of Grenada for within twelve
months.
Ordered that the Marshal have tn,
banks of Bogue Creek cut down or
this side so that wagons, etc, car
cross.
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Startling Dairy Figures.

The American Analyst makes the
dairy industry an immense one, and es.
Inmates that 1000 0O0,O are invested
in It. and that 15,000,OO cows are re-
ouired to supply the people Of the
United States with milk and Its prod
.rcts. and that to feed these cows 60,
OOO. .0OO acres Of land are cultivated
The agricultural and dairy machinery
n valued at 500, 900, 600, while $50 COX
persons and 1,OOO,0 600 horses are en-
I,loved In the business. The average
COW Yields $50 gallons Of milk in year
which riyes total product Of $780,.
do. DO gallons. At12 cents gallon
which is d fair price-the milk is worth
&SiC. 600. 900 a year. Et 3s
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that majority of those favoring the
establishment of u paper, want it on a
war footing, mainly at present, to de-
feat Senator George. To organize on
this idea Is SO foreign to my precon.
ceived notions, that must respectfully
decline to serve as one Of the supervis.
ing editors OF the Alliance Democrat. ]
could not be recreant to the trust and
the duty your body imposed upon me,
by remaining on the committee and re-
fusing to acquiesce in their plans, hence
the tender Of my resignation.
take this step regretfully, because
I ought to have objected when placed
on the committee. ITO err is human
to confess is manly. I confess I did
not think in time to object, but seeing
my error, I have taken time by the
forelock and resign my place to any
one you may choose to select, SO that
there may be no hitch in your progress.
Again I regret it because have al
ways made it a rule to try, to the best
of my ability, to perform any duty inn
posed upon me, but this time, Mr..
President, the load is too heavy; I'm
bound to squeal.
In conclusion, l desire to say to my
brethren in Grenada County, that I am
firm in the conviction that the ulti.
mate objects Of the Alliance will one day
be realized. Exactly how it will be
brought about, none of us can tell. We
are all agreed as to the necessities of
the case. We are painfully aware of
the fact that it is "a condition and not a
theory that confronts us, and while we
may differ as to the plan, let us con
tinue to agitate and debate the issue
until it crystalizes into the desired re-
suit.
Nothing, my brethren, can better
serve to hinder our cause than to ex-
hibit a spirit of intolerance toward real
friends who may have honest convic-
tions and the courage to maintain them,
and which may not agree with Il speci-
fed plan set forth by our leaders. If
we would have the respect and cooper
alton of friends outside, we must be
conservative, we must be fair, we must
be tolerant. We cannot afford to jeop-
ardize our success by stopping to listen
to the syren song OF demagogues and
IT'LL lGlUuS UlllCC ScChOlSs WV l1u6V AAoo
forget that this country, in all its great
ness and grandeur, was handed down
to us by our fore-fathers as one COM
mon heritage. Let us all throw off the
filthy garments OF prejudice, and let us
don the garb Of true manhood, and get
on the high plain of peace on earth
and good will to men," and unfurling
the banner of ''equal and exact justice
to all, we can invite all conditions and
classes to join us in the battle for home
and happiness. This done, we ask the
''watchman to tell us of the night, and
the answer comes back DER hill and
dale, DER mountain and plain, ''all is
WE'LL"
Hoping I have succeeded in making
myself understood, and hoping my mo-
tives may not be misconstrued, l re-
main
Sincerely and Fraternally,
J. w. YOUNG.
GRENADA, MISS, July 2, 1891.
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The Grenada Miss Sentinel repre-

The Grenada (Miss.) Sentinel repre-
mands Judge Roane, who, in an address
in that city, said that the Memphis pa.
pers had been bought up in the interest
Of senator George. The Sentinel de-
nounces clap-trap Of this sort, and chal-
lenges the Judge to name the papers in
Memphis that have been hired to advo-
cate the reelection OF the Senator.
The Judge should do this by all means.
It might give some point to his argu-
ment. Just why democratic newspa-
pers should be hired to advocate the
cause of democrats is not very clear.
The Judge probably was not in earnest.
He could not have been surely. When
man gets '..o, on the stump for. for the pqr,
sometimes f0rgets himself. 1t is one
of the weaknesses Of the campaign ora
tor in a new cause.-Memphis Appcol.
Arulanche.
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THE HON. JOHN NJ. ALLEN.
He Gives His Views on the Political Out
look in Mississippi,
From Memphis Commercial.

From Memphis Commercial.
The Hon. John NJ. Allen, popularly
known as ''Private John Allen, arriv'
ed in the city last night from Senate
bia, Miss, where he spoke yesterday.
Mr.. Allen was seen by q reporter for
the Commercial at the Gayoso, and rel
ative to Mississippi politics he said:
1.-THE political outlook in Mississippi
is now splendid for the Democratic par.
ty. Il is true, we are having a great
deal of agitation, but we have In our
State set Of unscrupulous agitators
and demagogues who have been going
over it exagerating the real grievances
of the farmer, and appealing to every
mean prejudice that can possibly be in
voked, arraying the country people
against the towns, the merchants, law
yers and the leaders, and resorting to
all sorts of misrepresentation tointen-
sify the prejudices heretofore existing.
In nv judgement they are doing us as
much material injury as Ames and his
gang ever did.
s'They have recently imported a lot OF
missionaries from other States, who
have been, and are now, helping them,
and they have done much harm.
''But the people are coming to their
senses, and are taking the proper view
Of the situation, and, you will see from
the votes of the counties, the State will
elect George and Walthall to the Sen
ate by an overwhelming majority.
''Our State Convention will, l think
,,,,o,,o,,rcs, orainsE the suh-treasury."
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\ Boston inventor claims to have
solved the mechanical problem of an
electrical road carriage, with suffi-
cicnt power for general use. yet not too
heavy forcommon roadways. If he has
accomplished this. fortune is easily
within his reach. Road carriages pro-
pelled by steam are out Of the question
because of noise, smoke and weight.
but electricity furnishes just the right
motive power. The only problem is to
apply it effectively by some motor
plan. Hartford Times.
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BY Treas. Kep't............ 80 u
TREASURERS REPORT.
! LIS 81 s LIS }.
SCHOOL ACCOUNT

0hj &, Lll N
>tltuDL BONDS
May 30 To cash on hnud.... ,,1>~ w
Lf DuI.uId ~ =. II ,G
1901 1f
FINAL. EErDET UE L.C. NUBAI.p
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Nancy, Its Customs, and Its French Gar
risOn.
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II tn" South would only manufutlur,
all Of its raw cotton at home. the CROP
instead of bringing Us s35oooo.MW
would bring us Sl.ooo. 900. 900. Tho
million bales of Alabama instead uf
bringing HIS so. .o"u. 600 would bring VI
$lHn. n.0nu.tNH'. \ cotton factory in cv-
cry county would be worth more to the
cotton planter than all the sub-Trca>-
urie> and makr-shifts that were ever
devised hy a trracherous demagogut
fora rrcuvlou, proplt.-Mo'i'c Regis.
t,r
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! ~, n9,,1 :" ! ~! :.
=. W. l;.tIS
k,'t'ti-t.t =.
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MUL-EN-OL,- For man or Beast, ex
ternal or internal. Sold by
HUGHES & NANCE.
March 7, 1891, 3rn.
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NO. 50

Moved and carried that the Marshal
proceed at once to collect all delinquen,
taxes by restraint or otherwise.
II was ordered that the ordinance in
regard to barbed wire fenses inside the
corporation be 50 amended as to have
two plank to each panel one to be on
the top nailed. on the outside as a pro-
lection to stock. etc.
MAYORS REPORT.
TO amt tines ..............S ~ On
" privileges. II 10
~ 10
BY Treas. RtO't t........,.. - ~
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For Infants and Children.

For Infants and Children.
Castoria promotes Digestion, AMI
overcones F1atulency, Constipation. Sour
Stomach, Diarrhea, and s.-~sr"'es>
Thus the child is rendered healt A'1 isD
sleep natural. Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Castoria is 80 we'll ADAPTED to children has
I recommend it as superior to any prescriptions
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, VI
III South oxford St, Brooklyn '
NJ use Castoria in my practice. and Ina
specially adapted to afrecti MS OF childrel.'
ALEX. ROBERTSON, NJ, D.,
1867 I'd Ave-, New York
"From personal knowledge and observation
! can say that Castoria is an excellent medicine
for children acting as a laxative an. r~i".vlng
the pent up bowels and general sys>h ~:
much. Many mothers have told me OF its ex.
celeut effect upon their children
Dr.. G. c. OsGooD
Lowell Mass.
THE CESrArR COMPANY, :, Murray Street, \. 7
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Of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen.