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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

A MINISTERIAL PROTEST.
Preacher Rice of Baltimore Throws II
Shot at BishOps and Elders.

BALTIMORE, March 1i.-At the regular
weekly meeting to-day of the Methodist
ministers, Rev. N. +. Rice said of the rela-
ton of the bishop ami elder to the minister:
What responsibility has the presiding
elder? None. Yet he is the man that is
chosen to come between the minister and
the bishop and there is d secret meeting.
lie stabs you and l. my brethren, in the
back without the courage to come forward
and say so, or even the manhood TO come
to us and invite us, So that we can defend
ourselves like men.
IL tell you, my BRETHREN in that secret
way many plots are laid out and carried
out to ruin the reputation and character Of
the minister by the presiding elder, while
the bishop muzzles them by don't you say
anything about this
SECRET MEETING SIX YEARS OLD.
"There is no law in the church that
allows the bishop to thus muzzle the elder
but ii is the practice that has been in vogue
for years, and is carried out to the very
letter, | heard Of secret meeting that
went on some six years ago in this SELF
appointed cabinet that should expose il
now, would be very bombshell i'll your
midst.
AT that meeting charges were laid
against me by q presiding elder, and |
never heard of 1t until Saturday last. Just
to think, for six years this charge has laid
against me yet ! never heard Of it until
now. They did not have the moral courage
to appeal to my manhood, but sat there in
that dark, secret chamber and, like
towards, Matched up this plot 10 stab me.
while the bishops SAT and listened, and
then said, Don't say anything.
My brethren, ! ann n man If nothing
else. Why did they not come to me as
such and give me chance to defend my
self.
There is only one way to do away with
the present order of things; that is to bring
the bishops and the ministers more closely
together, give the latter chance to defend
themselves and allow no more cabinet
secret meetings to be held
EQUALITY IN ELDERS APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. Mr.. Rice said further that he would
like TO see equality in the appointment OF
presiding elders. Not two or three men OF
weaker mind and will to be controlled by
two of stronger personality, but men oi
equal ability appointed to districts of equal
desirability and influence, so there could
be no controlling the affairs BY master
minds. He closed by stating that unles.
there is some change in the policy of the
church in regard TO this as well MS Other
| things, there would come a revolution in
the ministry,
APPLAUSE FOR THE SPEAKER.
Rev. Mr.. Rice was frequently inter
rupted by applause from the 70 ministers
Which showed that all were in sympathy
with him, and remarks of "that's true. !
you are right" could be heard from al
| parts of the room
AT session of the Baltimore Conferenc,
last week a memorial was adopted by .
large majority asking the presiding bishop
(Fosterl not to appoint as presiding eide
any minister who had previously hel,
that office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
DELAW4EEArrnn ToRlD,s FAIR.
The First Consignment sent From Will
mingtOn to Chicago Tuesday.

Fair commissioners Of this state was
shipped Tuesday morning by Chairman
Thomas H. Smith Of this city, to
Chicago. The consignment was sent
to the forestry department II composed
six trucks laden with different varieties Of
tree trunks from each Of the different
counties OF the state. Three loads came
from the well wooded timber lands of Sus-
sex, two from Kent and one from New
Castle county.
The trucks on which the timber was
laden were adorned with big placaris bear
ing the legend, From the Worlds Fair
Commissioners Of Delaware to the Column
bian Exhibition, Chicago"
The consignment was sent via the Union
line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
rIRn pnrAnrM nNr orrIorns.
A Ticket Agreed Upon by the Combina.
ton Compnnies.

Monday night Weccacoe s. +. u. Com
pany held a meeting to nominate a caudi-
date for chief engineer of the fire depart
ment to be be supported by the com6ina-
ton composed OF the Friendship, Phoenix.
Liberty, Washington and Wcccacoe com
panies.
There were three candidates: Second As.
sistant Engineer William II. Green, Dennis
>. Shields and Michael A. Skelley.
After several ballots, the meeting imani-
mously nominated Dennis S, Shields as the
candidate OF the combination for chief
engineer.
The other officers to be supported by the
combination are James Jefferson OF the
Washington for first assistant engineer,
and Alexander +. Cloud of the Friend
ship for second assistant
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
jm&hich 60
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BELL-RISeINe sPooKs.
III W
' Their Mysterious Actions are Ter
rifyipg n Baltimore Family,


. Sn i., rifying n Baltimore Family.
ueais' " ,Tcnesday's Baltimore Heraldsays very
PIaye5 i lar state of affairs is causing much
tse g Illness to the family FAN Of Mr simon
mel Igust IL l o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Hon'urch Caresor bell began 70 jingle at furious
dSo a. ana MAS nas 70
almost from nar stoop vacant; Thinking it the
terrible about / some misehievous boys size
30, ap1uV y door and started for the kitchen.
I, nsh'results gone but a few steps however,
mcueh, ,ers adolhe. bell betan ringing more
lhe landDcond so than before: She again went
lMaser Ia. p Nj oughly frightened domestic called
got the s first lFleischman and had hardly com
mons lares was began again and few minutes
INC n9s'0, w pictures hanging in the hall began
all s Rs 9 w the w sSem one Iy fS the na
heavy eli, :aking into bits and the others remain-
Ell n oS when the the p as ef e s always
Pn,l ~. 10 the kitchen is dresser about 10 feet
~ neg height, and from the top shelves dishes
fanohese Wrench china was tumbled indiscrm-
slansctive. aely over the floor, but strange say
lcciVry meme of them were broken. In the
frQr,ose yo3hen, over the mantel, stood heavy
.zllylives t,ss kettle which was very rarely re-
,Luer,reIy aged OWING to its great weight. This
pvith,ac;{;eJ tumbled to the floor. The servant
slecil.eu ed it up and replaced it on the nantel,
Pere.ssoclau it only remained there for a few
pm Tie OF Yates, when it again fell OF and rolled
dshmtlling tver the kitchen.
smm,ns AS Fleishman now completely I'M
left q thosed, and dispatched her brother Mr..
I Uonornr IN Wurtzburger, 10 the north western
11Pnn 3, iin for assistance, Mr.. Freshman
isoi oitnd out of town on business. sergeant
centot un uitz went TO the house and examined
I stonbund from cellar to garnet, but could find nn
on the plausible reason for the strange proceed
'lightoint: =. He was standing in the halfway
isimn ciatiean the bell began ringing again, lie
h;rnas,rist rriedy jerked the door open bat found
~ S1i' one there, and in his presence several
lattelther rhis kent IN untu late last nieht and
'bloWsl basnough Captain Droste, Sergeants Glenn
menhl Cd Candy also made an Investigation
and mdiatey could give no explanation tor the
corn,ornin currence. Mrs. freshman has been re
M MI ling in the house for number of years
o. ut never before had such an experience
lol 9eucshe premises are not infested With rats
mohW "a the bell wires are placed in such
enou ranclsition that it wolli be impossible for
FitAohn to get at them.
into nawThere are no electrical wires Of any kline
knoc Aft or near the house, ana the phenomen;
nose 'resit YET remains Unexplained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

Encouragement Hensei Cites tho Read
ing Company to Defend Its Deal in
Court.
1IARgrrBuRG. Pa. March 15.--Attorney-
general llensel filed in the Dauphin county
court to declare null and void and til per-
petually enjoin the recent deal by which
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Com
pany secured a practical monopoly of the
anthracite coal bnsiness.
The defendant companies are notified
and required to appear in court within Ia
days after service Of notice. If appearance
is not entered within ID days the defend
pro confesso, and decree made against
them in their absence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
What is

Castora is Dr. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Parcgoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor on
It is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions of Mothers destroys Worms and aays
feyerishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cpres Diarrhca and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles cures constipation md hatuency.
Castoria assimlates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
tora is the Chilren's Panacea-tho Mothers Friend.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
stole a 1,orso -, ca.,.,...

Chief Of Police blackburn received
telegram from Cecilton, Md, ON Tuesday
stating that a horse and carriage had been
stolen from Eugene r. Manloye of that
town. Alionzo Davis, the supposed thief,
WAS located at the Western Hotel by the
police and arrested The horse and car
riagr were also found at the hotel stables,
but they had been sold TO Fred IIagmaier,
Davis consented to return to Maryland
without Il rcuuisiton
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

Associa ted Pross DlspRtcn ov snesial wlre4
PH:L,DELpuiA. March l6.-FlGur. duh and
wenk: Pennsylvania supers. 81 75a3. 25 do. extra,
f340aa.65; do. No. =, S3.75a40O; do. roller al 2s
al 80: do. patent, s4.fOai.gO.
Wheat. quite; and easy: No. red. g9c.asi Oi.
No. Pennsylvania rcd, si.00ai.00A.
Corn steady, but q let: No. q iBxa47c.: for
export, 6gc. for local trade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
Jay Could in Texas and Mexico.

Ell Phso, TEX, March 16.-rhc special
train of Jay Gould arrived at 1870 yester-
day forenoon, over the Texas Pacific rail-
road. Mr. Gould entertained few callers
soon after his arrival, among them some
of his old friends and associates at the time
of the building Of the Texas Pacific. In
the afternoon the party crossed the Rio
Grande to Juarez, Mex, and visited the
curiosities. Mr.. Gould looks rs well as
when last here two years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
MORE TYPnUs rIcrIms.
One of Them n Newspaper Reporter who
Visited the Infected House.

NEW YoRK, March 14.-Three deaths
from typhus fever were reported from
North Brothers Island to-day. One of the
dead persons is Frederick ]. Hamilton.
lie was reporter on a morning news
paper, and yentured into the house at No.
AZ East Twelfth street, where suspected
persons were quarantined. lie contracted
the disease
Hamilton was about 70 years or age and
was born in England. lie was a classmate
of Mr.. Gilbert OF Gilbert IL Sullivan, the
composers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
THERE rs NO ANrAGoAI ISM.


Tho Builders Exchange Directors Define
the Good Relations Between Them and
the City Architects.
The board of directors of the Builders
Exchange has adopted the following
resolution which is self-explanatory;
WHEREAS, The impression has been
made upon the minds Of some that there
exists feeling of antag0nism between this
exchange and the Wilmington architects,
We desire to disclaim any such feeling on
the part of the exchange. While some of
onrlnembers hayefci personally aggrieved
at the treatment they have received, feel
ing they have not been treated fairly, and
while IN some cases which have been cited,
this seems to be true. and has doubtless
Injured 70 the disadvantage of the archi-
tcct. rs q body we have no animosity,
and having no control of individual senti-
ment We are not responsible for their
private action, unless in violation of our
rules. The interests of the architect and
builder being mutual we desire such
friendly relations as will insure perfect
understanding and harmonious action be-
tween tile two.
As an earnest Of this feeling We have
each year issued annual tickets to all CITY
architects Inviting them Ia free use of
our rooms TO exhibit their plans, or for
business or social intercourse. Candor com
pels To admit that the acceptance, or lack
Of acceptance, Of this invitation by orr
home architects has been rather disap-
pointing. We have received more from
those from whom we could expect less and
il is very natural TO warm toward those
who show us the greatest friendship. In
| consideration Of these facts be it
IitSolVoa, BY the Board of Directors of
the builders Exchange that we desire a
more cordial cooperation between the
| architects of this city and the Builders Ex-
change.
Rcao'otd, That to tins end we pledge our
| hearty support and confidence to that pro.
| fessiOn which does 50 much TO beautify
our country and adorn our homes, asking
| only in return that consideration for
| justice and fair play that will enable us ia
new to the lines and rear the structure
| wherein shall be interviewer beauty,
strength and goodness
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
ARRIYAL OF raE INDIANA.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
LIBAAu, RUSSIA, March l6.-At 1890
o'clock this forenoon a steamer was sighted
of this port heading i'll from the west
the flag of the United States of America
could be distinguished flying from the
stern of the vessel
1t was known then for n certainty that
the approaching vessel was the Indiana,
under the command Of Captain Sargent,
which sailed from Philadelphia for this
point on February 3D. with cargo of
Hour and provisions for the relief Of the
famine sufferers in Russia. The Indiana
will enter the harbor in short time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

SAN FRvNcIsco March 15.-The steamer
Oceanic, which arrived yesterday from
China and Japan, via Honolulu, broketwo
records. She made the through trip in is
days. From Yokohama she was II days
gong to Honolulu. Here she was quaran-
tined for 10 hours, then made the run from
the islands here In little over six DAYS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

4 colored thief entered the yard of Police
Officer Virtues home, No. 5l5 Walnut
street, Tuesday, and stole a silk dress
from line. On coming out of the yard
he was seen by Officer Lucas. The thief
ran out Sixth street pursued by the officer.
hut being the better sprinter, escaped. The
thief dropped the dress at Washington
street and it was returned to its owner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

Associated pras4 Dl-plG'u nv Snsrpt, vsr,.
BIRMINGHAs, Ala, March lG.-At Gads.
den, Ala, yesterday afternoon, Armstrong
Stewart, general yardmastcr of the Rome
& Decatur railroad, was shot and killed by
Colin Daghdum, brakeman, with whom
he was having quarrel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

Other reports were from the grand re-
ceiver, the committee on finance, the
grand medical examiner and tLe represent
tatiyes to the Supreme Lodge
After the reports had been disposed of
recess was taken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17


Weak Lungs lndgt.ilon Debility Pain Take IN tune 81
Oats, quiet and easy; No. white, sGl1c.; No.
2 mixed, 33kc.
Bran, dull: winter, sisalg: spring. sl7.50aIS.
Bale hay.t firm and In good demand; timothy,
sldalH; mixed, Sl.ala, baled rye straw. $3.50.
Butter, firm and in fair demand; Pennsyl-
yania creamery extra, DC; do. print do whole
sale. Bic. jobbing, 3la35c.
Eggs firm; Pennsylvania firsts, lfhc.
Cheese. steady; part skins, 9alOc.
Peuoleum steady; refined in barrels, S6.35.
Potatoes, dun at 33a50c per bushel.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. March l6.-Flour. DIN.
Wheat, firmer: No. rcd spot and tho
month. si.Oi April. $i.OOa May, 9|a
$751; g: June, 9s'Eagsis; steamer, No. 9 red,q6hc.:
southern wheat, easy; Fultz, g5c.asi.Os; Long
berry, ytcasiO2
Corn, steady at decline; mixed, spot and
March, 469sai5c.: April, $40: May and June,
dfc. asked. southern mixed, i6c.; southern corn
oisy; white, 41hc.: yellow, 4Sc.
Oats, very duh. No. white western, 36&a
&c.; No. mixed western Bic.
Rye, fairly active and easy: No. 2, a3%c.
Hay, very firm; good to choice timothy,
Si9.50a155o.
Provisions, steady and quiet
Butter. steady.
Eggs, stendy: lsc.
Coffee, stogdy: rio cargoes fair, IKE; No. z,
14Ac.
Sugar, strong: graduated, 4sac.; copper,
steady; refined, l0Lai0.c.
Whisky, flrm. Si.sjA.
New York Markets.
Associated Prsss D-natch nv Sp-riai Wires.
NEW YORK. March i8.--Fiour. state and west.
eri.q iiet, wenk; low extras, g. i5H75 city mills.
ti,ula9; city mills patents. 50 lua5.s5; winter
|mnhtsioW sfhuosi5 90: inlT 70 lhhcy.sosoa
tn.' Iiuehis' shanapin M,nhhsoln cleh,, IVA
i,u'' q 20 nnleh's fs.tnno.I'; rye
mi Sdln, fiaion. supnr,ihe, ssooAaoo, nne,
t~J1aa'ia; s sni, nuli' ehsy; common 70
IAN extra 81 lbh3t5i soou 10 cholce DO, f3.N0n
$40;
Mnnht, no, ~ en, advanced 'shkc. on fe-
port lnht ronslnrfaton o. the option hul -
butmn uhtl fray trhulik iaiiiy actisr, Merue<
asA9Hhc'' Airll, H1aaH!,sc; Nay, vSshHAe'S
dIne, 'sasn', Az 1uiy, ~ ',msShe.
tNr, ehAy uull western, v2h,'ic.
balleyt luict no, : MILWAUKEE,, obaCSc
Vorn' 10. y ilrm' 20 up, l'iiet; no. 2. ga
| fo,sc.; stohnihr, NIX u, 9p!1hl' AZ.
| UHts' No y uul hrn; sthie' hhi'ic.
Beef. sinhuy, lhet; iainlly, 4llaii.Ie extra
MESS ss,ou, iork, urn Iu'n,; mess s.naio.N'
cAlth lrine' Sil.aU' Lara, nr'h' quiet; stead
| rennrreu, soofN
vanin, iiNalli4c. western, lii9alaasc.; south-
ern, l3'aiie.
| iurpehtihe' quiet atcaui 5Sc'
Live Stock Priccs
ppu.nrtput. uorch 20 peotr.t.,. r..
mon assnlr. r,iIs sitaar ia; , wy n, nvi-
Extra giSn6a, cnoi * az y Snna,,So'
,i ,,, ~ suui, ~ suu.' niodiun,
| I,tt,has 'ai<arsic uo,s snt, uiiAi s+hsa ~.
s,a'a n ~" =. ttoss-, nSnsV; laNt'tc';
oatE tbin cnrs IN niic -. ~ W, COWS "
calves. 5a5,. Iressei braves ws,e IN XII. i, an
naanh =, taS ". "'onsou "ooNos wore III ieir DO
| AZ, DU NO, y. !" March lf-Cnttlc-lieco!pts
CIV ne "a ~ extra "! H. steers sl6eni,5; chocc
AIM. co,ra nnd KIN. ha n ndcners, s5;ona
good 10 exirn. 50 5on3 hi Mbi.an $1,000, e,n.s'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
sErES BuRIED AT SEA.
Victims of Coal Gas In the Forecast,
-.SeYen Othcrs Kecnynrcl.

--s"VHH VrH'Ts ItCUVFreU.
LONDON, March lathe Spanish steamer
Navarro Captain Gaioechea. from Boston
February 18th for London, on board of
which, on the first night out IA cattlemen
went to bed in the forecastle, after having
lighted u fire in the stove and Of which
number the next morning seven were dis
covered to have been suifoeated, has
arrived at Gravesend.
The seven men who lost their lives were
buried at sea. The other seven men had
nearly been killed by the gas from the
stove and it was days before they recov-
cred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

Assoilated Pres Di4naDnn NJ >pe;al wires.
VIENNA, March 16-An explosion of fire
damp occurred to-day in acolliery at Lilen-
field. Three miners were killed and six Sc
rously injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

In the United States circuit court of APP
peals, in Philadelphia, Tuesday, o com.
Wayne MacVeagh, Richard McMurtrie,
CORTLAND Parker, George Shiras, Jr.,
Thomas II. Dudley, John G. johnson,
William G. Spruance, William BLACKWELL,
Samuel Dickson, George T. Bispham and
George Harding, reported resolutions APP
propriate to the recent death of Justice
Bradley of the Supreme Court, which were
adopted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
MR. CLEVELAND'S POSITION
The Presidency is Pfe-emi-
nently thePeople's Office.
THEY SHOULD MAKE THE CHOICE
Democratic Supremacy is
National Prosperity.

Mr.. Cleveland Writes Letter--yyere lie
to Consult Only His Individual Ease
and Comfort, He Would Decline Unre-
servedly--The ONCE should seek the
Man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
UNITED WORKMEN.


Officers of the Grand Lodge of New
Jersey (now withdrawn, Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, A. o. Y. W.. which is
holding its 18th annual session in this city,
were given a reception Monday night at the
residence of Grand Master Workman Will
liam II. Foulk, No. 1906 Madison street.
Several of the officers were accompanied
by their wives.
The annual session began at I2.45 n. m.
Tuesday. in Eden Hall, with Grand Master
Workman Foulk presiding and about so
representatives in attendance The total
number Of representatives is l05 and those
not present were expected to arrive during
the afternoon. The past master work.
mans degree was conferred on about 80
candidates. past master workmen and rep
resentatives who have previously not at
tended session of the grand lodge. Past
Grand Master Workmen Vansant and
Barrows of New Jersey, are guests of the
grand body. The annual reports of the
grand officers were submitted and referred
to committees.
The grand master workman reported in
detail his official acts during the year
The report of the grand recorder con-
tanned the following
Number of lodges in the jurisdiction
January LIST, 1891. ...,.........,.... 100
Lodges instituted during the year. 3
Total,.,..,.. ..................,.. 1913
Membership January list, 1891. .......7, 2l5
Net gam during the year ............. 766
Total membership at close of the
year .,''.'' ....,...-............I9
OF the new lodges instituted two were in
Van I.ws. \
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

out AustrA 15-years-old colored girl employed as
INN domestic q miles from RayvillG, Louis
...ftrrn ma, was lynched on Saturday. She had
crfan at rat poison in the coffee prepared for
his secelpon coiored man who was empioyed
lanerolteiere Nine persons were made seriously,
fectmorent not fatally i'll. As the girl was being
blosllat ken % jail masked party took her from
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

PARIS March 15.-President Carnot
signed to-day the commercial reciprocity
convention with the United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

esHnlli YoKoHAMA, Feb. 25.-The inquest into
I'm feEe CIRCUMSTANCES attending the death of
Iuf eano and society man, shot by Lieutenant
Mn w II. Hetherington of the Z. 5. steamer
IN laron, on February 18Th was concluded
sNn February 18th; with a verdict charging
etheriugton with wilful murder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
HILLS VOTE-HUNTlNG TOUR
He Makes Two Speeches in
Mississippi.
AT MERIDIAN AND THE CAPITAL
He Holds a Reception and
Greets the People.

Senator Hin Warmly Greeted by tho
Democrats of Mississippi mt Meridian
and Jackson - Many People Shake
Hands with Him at IA Reception in the
Executive Mansion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17
Castoria.

'Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers hayc repeatedly told INC of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. q. @. OsoooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-17

"cas.orla is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. / hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest OF their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents dowr their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Din. ]. +. KiSonELos,
Conway, Ark.