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The record-union., 1893-02-16
SUDDEN DEATH,

George HugnI Falls Dead While Talk
ing With His Child.
George W. Hugill of Perkins Station
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his
home of heart disease. He was sitting in
a chair talking with one of his children,
The record-union., 1893-02-16
CURE YOURS

Physician notneeded will gladly send (seaIed) crrt.
70 PT9mpt permanent cure for L0sT TEE
lAtdIutEbk, NERVOUS DEBILITY, EMISSIONS,
EtC., Enhancement certain, Address with stamp
IN IA IOPPAau sportsraen's Goods. MarshalL Nisks
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3f1tsrelin1ten1ts.
FOR LADIES ONLY.

VoU WILL FIND THE PRoPHYr,ACrr1
i Compound just what you want Ths
only sure and absolutely safe PREvENr1vs
from So TO So. Every bottle onarantoas
Jos. HAHN & CO., Fifth and j Streets SOLD
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

so SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
AovgSvlLIEs H. GEly vQRE. cIys
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HIS PLATFoRM.

80 lar as am cOncerned, I can only saw
that, If elected Mayor, I VIII regard the
affairs of the city as l would regard those
of my own business, and act accordingly.
Beyond that L make no promises. Peo-
must take me as I am. My platform is a
simple one-it is simply Improvement
and progress for Sacramento. it has
numberless planks. but no man can
enumerate them. have lived thirty-six
years in Sacramento; I hope to live here
thirty-six years longer; and il 1 am de.
feated in the coming election, none will
be disappointed except myself, for l an
under promise to no one. One who is
ambitious of being Mayor of progress
would be hopelessly handicapped by
political promises"
The sun., 1893-04-20
ELECTRICAL iTcHINGS.
Briefly Told.

DIR. George Mcdonald the Scotch poet,
is an invalid, and is living secluded life
in Scotland.
Daniel Stewart, formerly farmer at
Florida, n. Y, who boarded canal boatnen' 8
mules at 81 week, has married Il Colorado
widow worth $1,0Oo,0o0.
Burglars, went through boarding house
Mt Payne avenue aud York street Sunday
night and stole gold watch and chain be-
longing to one OF the boarders.
Thomas Fl. Carter says that 1t is probable
that the Republican national committee will
propose Il plan for the thorough reorganiza-
lion of the Republican party.
Mrs Sarah H. Cooper of San Francisco
has u Sunday school class of 300 intelligent
men and women. She has taught a Bible
class for more than forty years.
Francis Smolk until recently the speaker
of the Austrian parliament had remark
able career. He was condemned to death by
the same government which In later years
he SO astutely defended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays of Philadelphia have
been married seventy years, and are living
in a house in North Thirteenth street, which
was built eighty years ago by Mrs Hays
father, in what was then a pasture lot.
In recently published book about the
United States NJ. Barber gravely Informs
his readers that in this country the mill
tary is mixed with the judiciary, and he
mentions the name of General Sessions TO
prove it.
A. w. Morris, Conservative member OF
parliament for Montreal said at confer
ence between the local members of parlia-
ment and the retail merchants that the city
of Montreal should secede from the province
of Quebec for in no other way could 1t get
just treatment.
The sun., 1893-04-20
4 Lost Embrace

Here is the very latest trick among
thieves to secure your property. A few
evenings ago a gentleman stepped from
a train at one of the London stations
wiaea Q young lady skipped up to him,
threw her arms rapturously about his
neck, and kissed him many times, say
ing:
HOh, papa, I'm so glad you have
Gomez
The old gent1emaA threw both arms
around her and held her firmly to his
breast Soon she looked up into his
face. and horror stood in her eye.
"Oh, my, you're not my papa!" she
said, trying to free herself from his en-
brace.
Eyes. 1 am" insisted the old gentle
man, holding her tiGhtly; you are my
=. ng-lost daughter, and L am going to
Eacn @ lou right in my arms till l get 8
policeman, - po,. -,
old i gen gentIeman's len diamond pin in the
girls hand. -
The sun., 1893-04-20
work Dnx and Night.

Chicago, April 1S.-Exnibitors in the
manufacturers building at the world
fair began tonight to work extra shifts
of men to put their displays in order.
Electric lights were placed in this and
nearly all the other department buildings
so that all who desired might work con-
tinuously. Capt. Hall, who is i'll charge
of the exposition custom house, will have
sixty additional men on his force of in
spectors by tomorrow night The eX-
hibits are coming so fast now that 1t IS
hardly possible for the force to handle
them.
The first rapid transit elevated passen-
ger train to the worlds fair grounds
from the city proper passed over the
fence to-day. The test was satisfactory.
Regular trains are scheduled to begin
running April %. The trains will be of
eight cars, making the runs between
terminals without stopping.
The rajah Of Lahore, accompanied by
a retinue of servants, arrived to-day
from New York and registered at the
Auditorium. He dresses in native COS
tune and was picturesque figure in
the hotel corridor
One of the heroic fig ures forming part
of the Columbus quadriga group which
is to hold the position of honor over the
Columbus porticus bordering the grand
plaisance was wrecked last night The
figure is that of one of the mounted her
aids. The workmen were transporting
it from the studio south of the agricultur-
al building to the lake front Horse and
rider were being hoisted aboard a fiat
car, when one of the pi1iIeys gave way:
The figure and horse together weigh 300
pounds, although constructed of the light
est stuff. The fall shivered the head of
the, herald. and it cracked and scanned
both the horse and man. The damage
may entail an expense of completely re-
modelling. The quadriga is the work of
the New York sculptors, D. G. Freanch
and =. g. Potter, =.
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Drawing the Line.

Tho ~hyming dictionary seems to haye
e.. rsoS even for those who are not
noets The Sew York Sun shows how
q mans famili.uity with IL helped him
70 ask awkward Questions.
81 suppose, Doctor SAID cunsd 10
mr. Paresis, '.that a large proportion Of
the ills of your patients are imagin-
aryY
:sYes, sir, quite a large pfoporIdon."
"And your Treatment OF sucn cases.
I suppose, is by imaginary pliisF
.s"Then, of course, for treating imag-
inaTv ills with imaginary pills, you send
i'm imaginary bills?
%Oh my dear sir, nothing of the kind.
There's nothing imaginary about the
bills. / have to draw the line some
VIII ere"
The sun., 1893-04-20
Sunday Morning.

Babker going to his club)-G6od
NOR eing, Miss Smithers. On your way
to St. Peters?
Mi SIS Smithers-Yes And you are
too, / suppose?
Barker (embarrassed)-Oh of course.
n fiss SmiAners-Q Queer we salould be
ira yelling IN opposite directions.
The sun., 1893-04-20
apayea VIII Go Free,

Denver, Colo, Special, Telegram-Dr.
Thatcher Graves. convicted for the murder
of Mrs. Barnaby of Providence, r. L, will
go free. The county commissioners to-day
refused to appropriate funds to defray the
Expenses of witnesses who are now in the
East. District Attorney Steele Gays 1t will
be almost impossible to again try Graves,
former trial cost James III. Conrad, son-in,
law of Mrs Barnaby $4,000 Mr.. Conrad
now says be will have nothing more to do
with the prosecution of Graves.
The sun., 1893-04-20
Farmers WIN shin by Boat.

Chamberlain, s. D., Special Telegram
During the coming season the steamer Cap
ttola Butt win be engaged on the Missouri
river In the Charles Mix county traffic.
Charles Mix county Is south Of here, and,
although one Of the safest crop counties In
the state, is without railroad within Its
borders, Experiments last year proved that
farmers could save money by shipping their
grain and produce by boat, and the same
plan will be continued the coming season,
At different points on the river and within
easy reach of all parts of the county ware.
houses have been constructed in which to
store grain until the arrival OF the steamer.
1t was expected that the steamer Castelia
owners of the boat will send 1t to the upper
Missouri, where 1t will transport govern
ment supplies from railroad points to mil.
ttary posts and Indian agencies.
The sun., 1893-04-20
S@-~------~-T.--r-S--'~s -'~s-Ss-u------
Unfortunate GUncleR.0

Helena, Mont, Special Telegram-Hole
berg & Rechiintz, pawnbrokers and dealers
In ali sorts of merchandise, were closed by
the sheriff to-day They owe about $25, 900,
Of which three-fourths Is due Eastern cred.
Merchants National bank Of this city-$8,-
900, secured by the first attachment on the
stock. The assets consist of O big stock OF
such goods as pawnbrokers generally carry
and some town lots. Members of the firm
claim they can pay almost In full.
The sun., 1893-04-20
VIII Bonds Issue: {:

Washington, April 1s.-The policy to
be pursued by the treasury department
regarding the financial situation was
probably determined at consultation
held this afternoon between Secretary
Carlisle and President Cleveland. All
efforts to learn the result of the confer
ence have thus far failed.
The sun., 1893-04-20
WI Ia n1uoA .

Eau Claire, Wis, Special, April 1S.-Antoii
Olson, land hunter, left here two weeks
ago, and nothing has sanee been heard from
him. Some of his clothes, tive photographic
with blood on them and a pocketbook ddHs
address were found In the woods near st.
Louis Park, suburb Of Duluth several
days ago,
The sun., 1893-04-20
Fairfax Bank omciaIs Indicted.

Redwood Falls, Minn., April 1S.-In the
district court of Renyi!le county the court
set aside the indictments against Culver
and Thurber, the pugilists and the grand
jury failed to reindict Thurber. The grand
jury indicted the Bank of Fairfax officials
for receiving deposits when they were sup.
posed to be insOlvent. +. A. Gray, cashier
was also indicted for forgery and uttering
of bonds. They will be tried at the next
term of court
The sun., 1893-04-20
MINNESOTA LAWMAK ERS
DOINoS OF THE LEGISLATURE
DAY BY DAY.
Routine Report Of the Proceedings
OF Both Branches OF the Min
nesota Legislature Dur
ing the Past Week.
TUESDAY, APRIL II.


S. #. 473, Senator L. r. Smiths bill
regulating the construction of county
jallS, was passed.
H. II. 305, relating to the employment
of stock detectives by other states, was
passed.
III. T. 500, memorial to congress rel
atiye to an old Indian claim of one
Francis NJ. Kennedy. was passed under
suspension of rules. as was ii. II. 80,
relating to the north boundary of Big
Stone county.
III. r. $50, appropriating $1,000 for a
G. A. X. monument in Lakewood ceme-
terry at Minneapolis, was passed:
The calendar was taken up. ). +. AZ,
Senator Tawney's bill amending the
school law so that petitioners in certain
cases may be freeholders or residents
instead of requiring both those qualifica-
tons, was passed-36 to /.
Under reports of committees III. #. 1873,
Senator Smiths bill increasing the state
board of inspectors of steam vessels
from FIVE to seven. and s. Il. 5O2, Sena-
tor Days bill to prohibit trap shooting OF
birds and fowls. were recommended to
pass.
Mr.. Ives introduced a resolution to
add six members to the committee ap-
pointed Saturday to investigate charges
of corruption in connection with various
measures. Adopted.
Fl. Il. No. 743, Mr.. Holman's curative
act legalizing separate conveyances OF
the same property by married woman
and Ler husband, making them in effect
the same as single conveyance signed
by both, passed-76 to O.
Senator Dedon's bill, s. F. 231, pre-
scribiIIg terms of payment for state
lands, passed-66 to o.
H. Il. S97, Mr.. Lockwood's bill au'
thorizing boards of county commission
ers to lease lands under their control to
agricultural societies, passed-63 to o.
H. f. 903. Mr.. Paulson's bill repeal
ing special laws of 1883 and amendatorry
thereof relating to issuance of bonds ii
certain counties. passed-75 to o.
H. f. S53. Mr.. French's bill repeating
a special law of 1891 relating. to the
village charter of Reeds Landing, Wa
basha county, passed-74 to 0.
The sun., 1893-04-20
Chnreed Wftl, aobbery,

Hudson, Wis, Special, April 1S.-Herman
Rand and Martin Berg, charged with haV-
ing robbed Chris Emmerson Of 1925. were
arrested Saturday by Sheriff Sangestad.
today. Ids WHO bound them over 10 fhe circuit
court H. S-tn bonds aach
The sun., 1893-04-20
A DefauIting Cashier Dies.

Nashville, Tenn, April 18.-John Schardt,
the defaulting cashier of the Mechanics
Savings Rank and Trust company, died to-
night from congestion of the brain. The
bank assigned this morning for the benefit
of all its creditors, with James L. Pryor as
$2O0O00, nominal, and the liabilities $780,
The sun., 1893-04-20
A Thief CamnhA

Negaunee, Mich, Special Telegram
Drummer Charles Holm Of Chicago stole
$135 from a cash tray In Miller Bros safe
Wednesday. He was shadowed and caught
disposing Of small change for bills, was ar
rested and confessed,
The sun., 1893-04-20
Arreated in swedcn.

Madison, Wis, Special Secretary
Gresham to-day wired Gov. Peck that Peter
Dyrnde wanted for theft Of funds while
treasurer of Rock county, Wis, is under ar
rest at Stockholm, Sweden.
The sun., 1893-04-20
THE MARK ETS.

A General Review of the Markets.
Chicago spring, 71@77 l-2c;
No. 3 do f. o. b., GOaT4c; No. red, IHQ
II lie. Corn-No. 2 40 1-4c. OatS--No. z,
% 3-4QI29c; No. 2 white, f. 0. b., 31M34c; No.
3 white, 32@32 1-2c. Rye-NO. 2, soc. Bar
ley-No 9, &c; No. 3, +. o, b., 42GG3c; No.
f. f. o. b., 37G45c. Seeds-No. l flax, SILT
prime timothy, $4.25. POrk-Mess, per bbl'
$17.2O@1725.
MinneapOlis-Whe l hard, 6S 3-4c;
No. 1 Northern, 81 1-4c; No. Northern, 65c:
COrn-No. 3, 37c. Oats-NO. white, 30 IL
@31c. Rye-NO. 2, Al 1-2c.
Feed--Nlillers held at $14.75M15; less than
car lots. $15MI6; with corn meal at S14@
14.50; granulated meal, $3.50.
st. Paul-Wheat-No. hard, 68gG9c
No. / Northern, 67@68c; No. 2. e3@G5c;
soc. oats-No. 2, 29ds0c; No. 2 white, 80 g
0I321ac; No. 3 white, 3O19G32c; No. 3, 2Sed
3Oc Barley and Ryc-~NO. 2, 50055c; sam
pie, 30Gr45c: No. 2 rye 44M45c; malt; 900
zoe Ground Feed and Millstuffs-No. l,
$15 525Gl15.75: No. ?, $15.7J0t1625; No. 3,
$16 256i1G.75: low grade, $11M1 150; corn
meal, bolted, $2OI22; do unbolted, $15a
1850; bran, bulk, $106I10.50; shorts, $11
Mlwaukee-Wheat steady; July 691sc: No.
spring, csc; No. l Northern. 73c. Corn
quiet; No. 3, 4Oc. Oats steady; No; 2
white, 341ac; No. 3 white, 330t:35313c. Bar
ley quiet: No. 9, G41%c: sample, 35M62c.
Rye easier; No. /, j41aGt55c.
The sun., 1893-04-20

The appropriation bin was then taken
UP. Section 8 makes the miscellaneous
appropriations and numerous amend
ments We're proposed.
Senator Stevens moved to add $4,000
for $1,000 G. A. r.. monument in
Oakland, Calvary and the Lutheran
cemeteries in st. Paul. This was re-
jected.
Senator Sevatson moved to strike out
the $4,000 for the Lake City rifle range.
This was voted down.
Senator Day moved to add an addi-
tional $500 for the salary of Miss Glib
bon, the efficient clerk in the auditors
office. Senator Crandall supported the
motion. He had been opposed TO all
amendments, but since others had been
adopted he should favor this one. 1t was
adopted by a large. vote.
BHuse.
The following bills were passed:
s. f. sos, Senator ]. ID. Smiths bill,
relating to adulteration of lard and food
products therefrom. Passed-G6 to o.
S. +. 271-Making it misdemeanOr to
abduct or entice away any child from the
state public school or Interfere with the
agent thereof in the performance of his
duty. Passed-70 TO 0.
s. f. 563, Senator LeaVitt's bill, pro-
yiding for the assessment of property
that has been grossly undervalued. Passed
s r. 54S-Providing that the appropri-
alton made i'm 1891 for the tub and pail
industry in the Saltwater prison, can be
used for the binding twine department.
Passed-70 to O..
Mr. Turrel secured a suspaaAiARn of
the rules and the passage of his BIl, IL.
f. 656, amending the law relating to
tax levy for funding bonds.
The sun., 1893-04-20
What 10

DIR. Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
Narcotic substance 1t 1s harmless substitute
for ParegOric, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
It Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Of Mothers. CastOria destroys Worms and aays
6evershness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatuency.
Castora assmiIates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy natural sleep. CAS-
tOria is the Childrens Mothers Friend.
The sun., 1893-04-20
THURSDAY, APRIL 13.
Senate.

Senator Kelly introduced a bill t0
bridge over hiatus I'M in the fscf wolf Appl pSin!y
law IaW' tho comfy auditors were not notified
: for a az couple of weeks, and during that hSt
time certificates were issued ;a under aern;ne ine
old law. The act passed this morning
makes those certificates good; ,,..,..
Senator Day moved that the 5ufd,etaRFS fnetRsSS
committee be discharged from ,66 TURNER Pnfi
sonSbii SONS bill to make it an offense to tres
pass on any ones land in hTntIng:1 gg1o tho
o;i insnection bill and after a little par
liamentary sparring the senate proceeded
to consider the bill in special order. E6 It
was finally passed by vote OF 4S TO Z.
Senator Barr moved to reconsider, the
which H. F. Mo- 12Dor 120 had Of OtSe tSe
tamnerance committee yesterday. The
bill is designed to prevent the giving
away of liquor at auction sales. 90
The motion prevailed by a vote of ~
to II. The bill was then referred to the
committee Of the whole.
The sun., 1893-04-20
House.

Messrs. Koerner. Jacobson and Ma
guire declined to serve on the OMNIBUS
Doodle investigation committee, now con con
stituting eleven members to ,,.k~ iooh Ok INTO nnI
ScnGIS Scniing I bill and other measures: They
Lee refused to grant their request ,oo+,
The house then took long breath
opd vent into committee of the whole,
with Vd Mr.. Cotton in the (; chair; Sec Section ia,
ditional appropriations for @ current addn+e5 ed-
penses of state institutions, rs waS WI aropIfe aroYp;des
for pereiUI reimbursing u twenty two counties on
account acc of the large quantities OF I'M nn,
taxed railroad lands they i contain; mt tRa tne tne
appropriations are for +s each b OF and tae
from from S4OO for Benton county to S2oe99
for Aitkin county. 1t was adopted-oz
to 81
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1.-Two Stock,

st. Paul-Prime steers, $4@440: good
steers, $3.75@4: prime COWS, $3.29a3 g.;
cows, 81. .256t2.5O; light veal calves, So. so
GAO; heavy calves. $2fl3 stockcrs, 1925
m325; feeders 81 7!Mi3.75: bulls, $1.43Q
275 Hogs $6.95Gf7 for medium good. ul,
Chicag0-Good 10 extra steers 50 4NGG1
$50; medium. &475@I525: Others $4M4 $50;
Texans $3M423: native COWS and heifers;
$:G35O. Hogs. $7M,7.25: prime heavy ana
e 1nIIT %
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Ignatius Donnelly
r. A. Walsh,
II. p. Bjorge,
VIM. Lockwood,
p. B. Winston,
James A. Boggs,
Frank l.. Morse,
HiInr II Horton

In consequence Of serious illness which
prevented my attendance upon the meetings
of the committee for more than month";
during which time its most important in
yestigations were made, l am not able to
suhscribe to the foregoing report 1 concur
in the concluding paragraph directing the
attention of the governor to the statements
set forth in the report. VIM. b. Dean.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL.
Senate.

Senator Erickson introduced bill to
make Chippewa, Swift and Lac qui Parle
counties each a separate representative
district. They are in one senatorial dis
trict, and now elect three representatives
at large. Senator Stevens maintained
that it was entirely unconstitutional, and
the matter went to the judiciary commit
tee for further investigation.
FL. Il. 900, repeating a special law re-
lating to salaries of officers of Winona
county, was passed. ,.,,
Senator J. d. Smith introduced bill
relating to the sale of imitation lard to
take the place of the bill vetoed by the
governor. He stated that the governor
approved of his bill, and it was passed
S. f. 465, the bill revising the laws
governing the insane hospitals, passed
&c to 8, Senators Ayers, Dean, Donnelly,
Hammer and Tawney voting in the mega
tive.
S. n. $50, repeating special act re,
/ lating TO the fees of deputy sherlHs OF
Hennepin county, was passed after a
short discussion by vote of 70 to z
!. s. II. 372 1-2, Senator Guderian,s drain
age bill. which was a special order, was
then taken up, slightly amended ana
passed.
The consideration of the appropriatlon1
bill was postponed until the house should
pass it. On motion of Senator !; =
Smith the house amendments to >: =;
Nos. 40 and 534, relating to soldiers
home, were concurred Ill.
The sun., 1893-04-20
Retailers Not 10 B.cme.

From the facts given you, ylu viii OBJ
serve that the retailer has no vice what
ever in making the monthly scLedue of
prices in these cities, but Is helt' to the
est departure therefrom; to illustra.e. one
The sun., 1893-04-20
FRIDAY, APRIL IA.

Senator Davis introduced resolution
giving Mrs. Berdetta Clark $3.50 for her
services as telephone operator.
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House..

Mr.. jacobson moved to reconsider the
vote by which III. f. 551, his bill regu
lating the handling of grain at terminal
elevators, was lost The motion was car
ried by vote of A to 16.
On Mr.. Staples motion, ). +. 473, re
lating to the eonstruotion ana manage
ment of county jaiis, was substituted fol
In due course the calendar was
reached. Senator McHale's bill, 8. f
S74. to extend the time of redemption
from mortgage sales In certain cases
where the matter ls IN controversy by
giving bond to 8mply with the final de
Termination, passed, % to D. -
s. T. 46S, Senator La Dues bill relat
ing to the service of domestic animals
passed, 20 to 0.
ri. +. 1856. Mr.. McDonald's bill amend
ing the law relating to weights anC
measures so as to provide that in coun
fies where the county treasurer has no
complied with the. law no person snal
be held to have incurred its penalties
pH III. i. 851, Mg. Cairns bill providing
that the title to personal property seY
cred from real estate may be proved by
proving title to the real estate, passed
ri. r. 374, Mr.. scofeld's bill repeal
ing part of the pharmacy law relating to
payment OF dues, passed, 90 70 ..
III. f. S62, Mr.. French's bill authoriz
ing county commissioners to separate any
Incorporated village from the township
in which it is situate, nassed, 70 to 0.
FL. r. 904, bill proposing constitu
tional amendment, under which the leg
isiatiye houses may by rule provide tc
be lost or mislaid, and glyn the copy the
same place and effect as tho original
would have passed, IS to O.
FRIDAY, APRIL Ia.
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Castoria..

"OMstoria is an excellent medicine for ehil-
Asn. Mothers have repeatedly told nas s< It's
god eject upon their children
o. On. q. O. Os0oeD,
Towail MAJ
The sun., 1893-04-20

"CastoriA q the best remedy for Children Of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
Car distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria In
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
aAsm b premature graves"
On. J. r. KMCRROR,
Conway, Ark.
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CastOria.

CaSLOT1a.
"CasEoris Is 20 well adapted to children that
recommend It as superior 70 any prsssript&aA
hOWn TO ma"
Il. A ARcuER, L. D.,
Iii So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, d. Z.
"our physicians in the chllaren's depart
msAt have spoken highly Of their expert
ence In their outside practice with CastoEtA,
and although We only have among saR
medical supplies what In knOwa ss regular
products yet we are free to confess that tia
merits Of Castoria has won bS 70 look with
favor upon It,"
UNITED HoHPnAL AND DrsPENaARY,
Boston, Ma
AAEN @. EuTK, Rss.,
urray Street, New York City.
The sun., 1893-04-20

1As OsaAaur Company ~ Murray Street, New York City