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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
EQUAL TO The DIFFERENCE
some Facts in Regard to the Cost of Man,
u~facturing stecl Rail..

FH"-1tAHA VA Nt' ltpuhl4Cdu party,
adopted at Minneapolis. contains the
following.
We believe that on all imports com.
ing into competition with the products
Of American labor there should be levied
duties cqua. to the difference between
wages abroad and at home"
That is % say, the duties should be
equal to the difference between the
cost Of the labor used in making a
product here and the cost of the labor
used in manufacturing the similar and
competing productin a foreign country.
Mr.. Carroll b, Wright, commissioner
Of labor. made a report in February,
lse!. on the cost Of producing different
products in different countries, One o!
these products was steel rails.
I Mr.. Wright had returns from thirteen
factories-two in this country, eight on
the continent Of Europe and three in
Great Britain. Concerning the total
cost Of rails in this country he said:
The department has been positively
informed relative to the cost of making
steel rails in several of the very largest
establishments in the United States,
and there is no shadow of doubt in the
mind Of the writer that in these estab.
lishments the actual cost OF standard
steel rails is, and mas been for some
time. within a few cents of ST. per ton
at the works"
He found that the lowest cost of pro-
ducing steel rails in England was about
SIS This, then, is difference of -, to
compare with the $l3.44 duty on a ton
Of steel rails as left by the Mckinley
bill =
In computing the cost of the labor
Mr.. Wright followed the ore step by
step through every process of manu-
fscture up 10 the finished rail, adding
the labor cost Of producing the materi-
als 10 the labor cost Of each change.
His results in tabular form are as fol-
lows:
Later cosi In this eountry................sii 59i
La0or cost IL Great Britain ............. 7,sl7
Labor cost on the Conlinent............ s1Oi
Difference 10 favor 0. Great Britain ...... $3.50
D-erence 10 favor Of the Continent...... 3,49l
Mckinley duty On steel rails ............. l3,4iJ
Il will be zen that the duty is nearly
four times "the difference between
wages abroad and at home and that
It even exceeds the entire labor cost in
this country.
i duty equal to the difference be-
tween wages would be less than - per
ton, by the admission of Mr.. Harrison's
own commissioner Of labor. The impo-
aition Of a duty Of si344 enables the
manufacturers in this country to main
tain their unlawful trust combination,
by means Of which the uniform ring
price Of go per ton has been exacted
throughout the last eighteen months in
spite Of a notable reduction Of the cost
ri their raw material.
The duty is annually putting about
1900, 900 into the Golfers Of this COM
bine. Abolish the duty on steel rails
and raw materials and we would make
as many rails here as we now do, or
more, because more railroads would be
built IL rails were cheaper. But it will
not do To talk this way much or we will
be denounced as free traders, and of
course that would hurt our feelings and
upset all our plans 10 make a rational
tariff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

The biggest fur pool; BehrIng sea =
Philadelphia Record.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

BoscIiee's German Syfupl
successful i'll the Treatment 4
sumption than any Other \
prescribed, 1t has been trsl
every variety of climate. \
bleak, bitter North in dar|
England, i'll the tickle Middtl
in the hot, moist SOUTH
where. 1t has been in deul
every nationality. Ithas ID
ployed in every stage Of Cad
ton. In brief it has bpl|
by millions and its the only1
reliable Consumption Rerctl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
Pure and Wholesome Quality

HAS Mantalius a very deep yoIcei"'
Very. why, when that man sings i,
hurts his corus. It'd Bits.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

DYSPEPSIA, impaired digestion. weak
stomach, and constipation Will be instantly
relieved by B~cccham's Pills. p cents a box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
Cheap Excursion to Montreal.

AFTER the ptckpocket has succeeded In
getting his hand in he takes things easily.
-EinghamtOn leader.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

5 X ConrRH, Mgr, CIario Scott. writes ;
lind Halls Catarrh Cure a valuable rom.
Druggists sell it, 75c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

RoB-"Arc trout easy to catchl' Bob
mo, they re a very fy fish"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

The tramp prefers "loaf' sugar in his
coffee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-09

Picked Up in Camp.

How good the baked beans and coffee
tasted to tn. boys when they sat down to
their first mess about +. NJ. Yesterday,
&. W. Wadleigh 4 Co, are in command
of Post Sutlcr" on the oil site at the north
of the tented field.
These sntlers hav. Just laid themselves
out for the boys They have had an addi-
ton put onto the huilding where they are
serving oyster stcws, ice cream, cite. In
front they have a sofia fo'ntain and all kinds
of soft thinks ''hiuc l'oi,t> n til shell and
appetizing lunches.
Two parties thought to rival the su,ler
and pitched Il tent in the Nullikcn road a
few rods from camp. Their stay was brief.
They were toll that the law forbade them
there and they folded their tent AMI re-
treated.
Officer Henry VI. Brccn is On duty about
headquarters during the tlav.
J. H. Libby has a cosy tent little 10 the
south west of headquarters where his we'll
known kill rs a barber is in constant de
mand. This is an innovation much apprc-
cated.
Cant inner and his i,oekland company
were unabI. 10 make connections with the
forenoon trains and dia not arrive Ill > 10
L. NJ. They marched directly up Winthrop
street AMI iut, camp, the banner COMPANY
of the Marie militia. > men
The two gun companies were orilcrrd 10
report direct to Grnrrl sprague. These
companies furnish orlCrirs and guards for
Headquarters. Private ". \. Nancy, Gun
Company, lst Regt.. Lewiston. was de
tailed clerk to Adjuiant General Spragie.
As soon as the men got into camp General
Sprague issued new haversacks, blanket
rolls aud canteens which had just been re-
ceived FROM the national government.
The ambulance corps found their quar-
er. much improved By the nl,liti on of a
cookhouse anil the fitting MP of the two
south rooms ~ incse room. Th~ u
great coHve.i.Her.
The ambulance Cprps Ma 1T great de-
uand and ; rgeani kcliou pat his handsome
blacks thrnigh their hest PAGES over the
field On scscr..i occasions.
tine man was taku.i alfh a very yiul.ut
attack of cramps. suffering txcrn iaiing
agony IL was taken To the hospital.
where for over an hour lie was crazy from
the effects of the I1in mother man fell
during gig,Ei muust and was brought in by
the ambulance. lie was ordered home.
J. T.. Parker il acting as Guyrruars staff
hostier at the headquarters stables. Three
fine hooking horses were secured in Boston.
one being the large white horse ridden by
Governor Burlcigb at the last muster. Gen.
Iisrpers fine bay also CAME from Boston.
Parker is assisted by Fred Chapman and
Percy Ilallett.
Mrs sheehan anil Mrs. iIemes>y preside
over tue culinary department at hea'l-
quarter.
Blai-,I,1i's spriau on the south .i'ls, of the
muster tieLl supplies the camp with pure
spring wa'er.
Some grnmble at the new camp fornia-
ton. but are fast leeumiug acquainted with
and viii doubtless like It. II first both
cred some. a. the .siialiofs wee obliged to
f. rm on the parade ground in front in ex-
actly The reverse ORDER of their location IN
camp.
Mr.. f. VI. ,;iiisest. the well
known artist. i, making
pen picture Of the camp. This picture
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EInvt.ilaa;sul-
BELFAST & NcRTHPoRT
EMPRESS
Meets All Trains at Belfast Station
for Northport.
~. .lail5
Flowers in Churches.

What is nov rsfsaan WAS once unknown
ia New Englau,i. IA places of religious
worship. sNen flowers Cor decoration.
Though oar gran,tmofi,ers had their little
flower gar,ic,is. yet know not but il would
have lh.ea deem e I saeril,sca To have taken
dow ers To the church, and perhaps the staid
oil ,lsacons you'll base hanfsl,ed th,u, at
once. hat tmes snd seasons chang aa..
we'll remember the hr-s iiu,e ever >sp
iiowers lit church 0n the sabbath. Ii
was "a 4 lovely .Iisne H,or,i.ng in the wear
1852 Ito uo; remember che word of the
sermon neither can tell so much Is the
text, but the flowers on The table within the
alter rating were arrangcd in the forra of a
cross-eure white Scotch roses with just
enough If tiie sreea leaves for Il setting
and in the enter rich cluster of Lady
Washington sersai1m OF dark piGS with
the upper petals msrnoH This floral piece
spoke volumes to the hearts of the congr..
cation Of their Maker and heavenly Father.
Flowess in church decoration
are best arranged ia a
in ! simple manner. for anything elaborate
aetracss from the flowers themselves ard
calls atses ton to the decorator There is
an affection about flowers which NOT eserr
heart tan appreciate, for many persons
never srend = thought upon them. To the
Effective mind they are capable of awaken
ing beautiful and ennobling thoughts
LAZY Correspondents vickis Magazine.
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Second Regiment.

Company A, Hampton, II men.
Company Is. Lewiston. IL men.
Company G. Bath, 1 men.
Company u. Lewiston, 46 men.
Company +, Skowhegan. 1 / men.
Company +, Foxcroft, - men.
Company &, Bangor. 40 men.
Company II, Waterviile, :. men
Gun COMPANY Brunswick, - men.
Band. Lewiston, y; men.
The troops are divided into hattalions
this year, in accordance with the new tao
ties The divisions of the LIST Regiment
are as follows: Ist Battalion, composed of
Companies G. of Auburn, + of Augusta, IL
Of Rockland d of Norway. oihcered by
Mai Fred H. Storlh of Auburn, command
ing. Lieutenant William II. Barney, Au-
burn. acting wiiutant, Sergeant William +.
Jones, Auburn. acting sergeant major.
Second battalion; Companies +, b, and
{, Portland, and &. Biddeforl. Gun COM
Company. Lewiston, Captain T. T.. Hart
nett, Portland. acting major, Lieut.. Will
liam f. Sederque,t, Portland. acting adju-
tant, Sergeant Frank 4. Hanson, Portland.
acting sergeant ma lor.
The Second Regiment battaliuns are
First battalion consisting of Company of
Dover, G of IIamIsien II of Watervilie. &
Of Bangor. Major l.. :. Chilco't command
ing, Lieut. Hugo q. Mengr>, Bangor, act
ing adlutant, Sergeant Alfred l.. Weeks,
acting sergeant major; 81 battalion, Com
panies ID and b of Levi ston + of Skowhe
gan, c of Bath, Gun Company of Bruins
wick, Capt. Walter 4. Goss, Lewiston,
acting major. Lieut.. Forest lIerrin. Skow-
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ni.sE raoops.
continued from 81 page.

battalion drill which was Attended By e0i.
Kendall and Ii. Col. ChoAte- Al dress
parade the iss battalion vt the
First under command of Major
Storah. came ont before ms.s and Tuesday
evening the 81 battalion, under command
Of Capt fiartness, acting major. viii go on
dress parade. la the ist Regiment 1t.
Chas. Collins, Go. II. was officer of the da,
and It. II. y. iInes Of Co. ID. ofticer of tho
guard.
In the md Regiment Capt. WI Pollard
Co. r. was officer Of the day and Lieut. {.
4. Mason, 60. 4, officer of the guard.
Tuesday. Capt. \. T. shurtieA, Co. III, will
be officer of the dan. Lieut. w. X. kimt,sii
officer of mornin. guard and Lieut.. Fred
H. Potile officer of evening guard in the
md Regiment.
Althoagh the frst evening of camp, the
scene about headquarters was quite brilliant
there being gooslly number Of visitors.
Among the well known news
paper men present were {. Is.
Chick, W. f. - Whitman, W. L.
Newcoinb. Fred W. Pisisred.
Gen. Geo. l.. Beai was among the visit
ors at camp 10 the evening.
IL is generally conceded shat with pleasant
weather this muster will be the largest and
best for years.
Governors day will le On Friday.
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REAL ESTATE.
Franklin.

Following are the real estate transfers
for the past week in Franklin county:
AVON tSD >rgoN.-N. +. crosby 10 Charles
u. and George ". Crosby, interest ia Prehni.e>-
500; f.. r. frosty to -an" interest IN premises,
S-nsi
FErLMAN-',e0r.e w. ke"n of strong t" bepl-
Dodge, -aw mill, iand, Ell, S.p'
FAHNfNarnN-Phel,r \. l"llrr, of ii">iuh. &"
hrr, nf Eheu 7. i,trhcork, late Of Boston, inter
.sJ ~ Land and buil.i.ne>. 81
iNpt -IIY--iiannlh L. Thomas 80 Marcia l.. y.
Jackson Ell iyhn, Mass, premises, 81 ,lp.
.iE1-Ein,-, stone Ut Lewiston to iaiI. an
f.,crrt If New AnIk. land, >!ual; W sIia"'i il.
tIirn Ia Hugh ! hish"l,, OF Portland. ial 81.
lIiiLiIr>-t an IA Moore 10 Phillips and hange-
lev Railroad Company, land Sl0, William T..
Millett TO A. q. Turner, land and buildings,
l.fN.
>rRox..-Ephraim iiartmell 10 Abbe |. Hart
we'll, interest IN real estate, 81.
WiLToN MARY J. Howe 10 George Bass, land
SIS; Gcorge Eastman to Reuben l.. liiscuck,
land and buildings s7up: Albert Nastcnnan 10
Tina NJ. Masterman, land and buildings, slo].
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Clancleous always creep upwar,
wherever they may be- In window
they manage to cling to the frame be
tween the ptneS Of glass and by grea
perseverance get higher and higher
never looking, but always feeling 70
foothold and extending in turn eaci
searching foot. which moves cautiousl,
and feels its way until it manages t.
effect grasp. and this with much pa
tience and perseverance. the woodwork
Of window not being easy to grasp. -
Cor. Forest and Stream.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
sIArE HOUSE .oTEs.
Progress d FiIiss ss.iastisas "A chasee isf
me ctiidrsa Visitors.

The progress of fling nominations IS
progressing quite rapidly. Up to last night
the nomination papers of - oat of lal Re
publican candidates had been received
and los Democratic nominations
ont of Isl, g prolibiiienists, two
Union Labor and eight Peoples
Party having also been filed.
Republican county nominations are all in
excepting for kenDebee, Lincoln and
waltio. The Democrats are all in except
f.,r York and for the candidates for clerk OF
court. in Somerset and Washington. The
Prolribltionist. papers are in for all the
counties.
DIR. 4. q. Young, secretary Of the state
Board OF Health, is having a number OF
ehilIren measured in order to prepare
table of proportions for use OF those pnr-
chasing school desks The German ami
French tables differ aud the doctor wishes
To establish an American table.
The standing height of the child Is frst
taken AM tHsh tuE tA7tahN' +N'
In. elbow to the bottom of the bench
on which the child is seated. thi, last being
technically known "A. difference. The
doctor will pay, until Thursday night, any
child from four years old to ~ two cents
for The privilege of taking these two meas
urement-.
The Executiyesouncil meets this morn
ing.
Land Agent Ciias T.. oaks has returned
from Bangor where he was called BY the
recent sad death of his sister.
STATE Assessor Hall e. Burleigi was at
the capitol yesterday on business.
Dr. q. NJ. Twitchell and wife have re-
turned from Yarmouth, where they stopped
over SUNDAY.
John e. Swasey OF Canton, assistant
clerk of the House Of Representatives IN
| -s9, was at tbs STATE House yesterday
VIII T. Benson, general advertising
AGENT Of the Canadian Pacific railway,
called on the State House officials yesterday
Hon. Fred Emery Became of Ilallowep
wa, another visitor.
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Lincoln.
Following are the real estate transfers of
lincoln county for one week

Following are the real estate transfers OF
Lincoln county for one week.
ALNA-,Iercmiah .Icwett, trustee of, to j. Allen
,IeSvett, land and buildings, $50.
Bu"ruBAN-t Il. Topper 10 Els "r,h \. Ben
nett. land and buildings, s!ip simon Mcl'ougall
IL .Ias l.. Race, land, -, etc, Esther Dunton Ia
Fred Dunfon, land $50.
DtMAEi>. olrA Jonathan II. Chase TO Allen
l.. shaw, hand, 81
DEh>rEN-Fred d. Reed to Gcorg, VI stiphcn,
land, so.
Ep,.f'o NI;-Ihona> liutchings 10 Orrin ilag
geti, land, $50
M"NiIE"tN tSiE-t,"orse b. kenniston Ia
samuel T.. Merrill, land, ~ etc; sam" To Mabel
Eice, land, 81 etc, same 10 thas. ;. Wentworth
land, 81, etc.
N"H'!E"E"-f,ta .lones r Cyrcna W Jones'
land and buildings. Sl@',
WALpoi;oEo -i'cHnc II. Dreamer TO Alton VI
Dreamer, land, $lDD.
WIsrroEI-Noah Il. Colby To Chas. 4. orliss,
land, 81
WuirEfiELn- Nathan Bailey. estate to Ephrn
i'm Hatch, land aud buildings, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-09

will be photographed. Ii will represent
every detail of the new formation.
Better weather in camp than that OF
Menlay could not be desired. The s'sns
in the sky of stormy Tuesday were an
moving.
Es-Counciiior Lord and wife, Miss Eeba
Lord of Standish and DIR. Virginia Baker
OF the insane hospital, were guests OF Col
Philbrook YESTERDAY. Among other visitors
in camp were Hon. :. ". Matthews and
grandson Harold Mr.. and Mrs. Al Thayer.
Maj. Mctiuinucss of the arsenal drove over
during the afternoon.
Mr.. j T.. Dunnin. is stopping i'll camp
He represents the Bangor News.
Capt, Ballard brought'Co., = into camp
iii correct form ami wearing white gloves
anil was complimented ON the fine appear
ance made by his men.
The company inspectors rifle match will
begin al $50 this morning.
The sanitary conditions OF the camp were
never better.
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RIFLE PRACTICE.
Some Good Work Done Under UniavorabIe
Conditions,

The company team shoot was called at
O'Clock in the afternoon, but they were not
able, owing to the latcness of the hour of
arrival, to commence till 80 L. NJ. The
wind was bad for making high scores, and
the lateness prevented all but three teams
from entering competition MONDAY. The
other teams will shoot Tuesday morning,
Thi. is the company team shoot of the
lst AMI ID regiment, for first. second and
thir prizes of each regiment. The condi-
tions are seven men. seven rounds, 200
Yards otlhauI, thriclasS target.
The folowin. are tbc scores of the team.
that completed their scores Monday after
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-09

Here is quaint but crnhlng refer
ence If 1851 to theatrical representa-
ton In Lancaster:
The opera Of "Masaniello' has been
got up at thss Lancaster thca;er, the
music being left out. no doubt by very
particular desire. iuasmuch as there
were only five persons in the orch"s r;s,
An Irish jig was substituted for the
overture, and Scotch dance was one Of
the chief ATTRACTIONS of the piece. Lon
don Saturday Review.
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What is
I'!2!|;S!1J;{Z;I
What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for PareGorc Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty years by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aays
feverishness. Castoria vomiting Curd,
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tecthng troubles. cures constipation and fatuency.
assimiates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
tora Is tho Childrens Panacea-thc Mothers Friend
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STATE NEWS.


ST. NLTAN>.
+. e. Hanson mas purchased reaper and
bind ALI the grain for our farmers if they
wish.--The potato crop for this section
Der of bushels Some of the bluebcrry
parties have returned and report them very
scarcc.--II. G.. Baxter 4 Bro, are having
their corn factory machinery put in order.
the can makers expect t" finish making
cans this week. Southland ( Watson will
commence work on the boxes this week,
they expect to rush business in order 10
have the boxes ready for shipping the corn.
We expect our village streets will be i'm
proved right away.
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NO TRUTH IN IT.
The Recent litchfeid RumOr Uniounded.

III. JuunxtL is informed by one of the
leading citizens of litchdcid that there is
absolutely no truth in the sensational story
a,cribcd to that town relative to the punish
mcnt alleged to have been visited by Il
husband upon a faithless wife AMI her
companion. The gentleman in question
say, that the story has been connec-
ted in street rumor, with several different
people, but that, a. Il matter of fact, 1t Is
absolutely without any basis of truth. We
are gl.ui 10 give this statement of the matter
la the uui,ljc
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Democrats Nominate Representatives

augusta Democrats held their caucus To
nominate candidates for representatives i'll
Novelty hail last evening. The caucus
Was called to order at L. NJ, Capt. X. "
Black presiding, and Chas. A, Price, sec
Rotary. Rodney Il. tapcn and James +,
Fuller received the nomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-09

watch the crowd surging in and out of De
vine 4 Coughlin's popular pharmacy, where
thew goto get cooling drinks of soda water
All classes and ages are represented among
the many purchasers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-09

W. :. Morrill, of Brunswick was III the
city yesterday, and took the afternoon train
back. He had ridden on on a pneumatic
-Lfvty from Brunswick 10 Winthrop,
s. here he stopped for several hours. and
then to Augusta. total distance Of over ~
mile, lay the roads he took.
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Number Of Men Jha, Marc he'd In.

As the companies marched in their mum
beers we're inspected with the following
showing that may be varied little, As
same. cam. later:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-09

The New York Herald says l..I-
has been male of the existence of a number
Of utterly worthless fire Insurance com
panies in New York. They 10 not p,i..ess
dollars worth of cariisi says the Herald
ami solicit business from the poorest and
most illiterate residents of the city.
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The fresrman's Cap and Gown.

4 curious custom at Oxford is that it
is usually the sign Of freshman to have
a new uniform gown and a cap with its
four corners intact, while at Cambridge
this is the reverse, it being only the
freshman. anxious to be Thought a sec
oni or third years man, who destroys
these articles, older men invariably
keeping them as tidy as possible.--Lon-
don Tit-BitA.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
On. G. G. OsGoop,
Lowell, Mass.
"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. l hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest OF their children, and use Castora in
stead of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. J. Y. KiNcHKLox,
Conway, Ark
Thn Cautaur ComuauY. n