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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

II has lately been finally shown that the grave VI
William Blake cannot be discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
Eau 5rbools.

NJ ETROpOLlS LAW SCHOOL.
Il Fall term begins October = evening sessions.
ABNER G. THOMAS. LII. D.. Dean. For catalogues ad
dress Prof. CLARENCE ID. ASHLEY. 207 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

There is a report that Thomas Hardy IS seVerei
Milton with the theatrical mania. ana mas serlouSi
In mind the idea Of letting novewrtlng rest lor
foriod and devoting himself TO the drama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

Mr.. sala has written a novel which VIII soon aPpca
In serial FORM 1t is to be called MISS fo's'ei'
Romance Within Romance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

1t should not be forgotten that Charles scnbher
Sons are the sole agents for the BaeHeker eues lo
sbe United States This is fact the statement of
(which WAS accidentally omitted in a notice OF the
~ United States" recently given In these columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

An edition OF Mrs. Alfred Gatty's deleh'l'
SParabes From Nature"-which are among the pes
Of books for childrcn-wi soon be Issued by the fu
hams In two volumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
Conntrp Board.

II RiNATE BOARD al Montclair ~ so Souta ~
L lcrtOIaVenuc, opposite Congregational Church ~
location. central. accessible. superior table.
= sie-Bcantlfm hcaltlful location shady grounds. slp
rooms excellent table. Mrs. f. b. Undcrhill. Pous"
keepse, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

Professor Hugh Walker In his Just published work.
SThree Centuries OF Scottish Literature declares
that "scots wha hae7 Is probably the finest pa
trotic song written In which he does not agree
with Principal Sharp. who describes II. In ehect
ms a rant In favor OF liberty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

seif ia the hospital.
To make lenx story short. l went 10
the mysterious room scccmp&nlsd ~
The 5snitor ss1d found tie kno1< - sue
had described thexn. u IVES tie third
from the ccntsr which ale hsd pressed.
20 began by pressing the art from
the center. IL did uo< mov& Thea !
tried the sscsnd. II ala not move. Then
telling the jsnifor 60 set out &C hzrm's
WAY l stood against the wall and pres
ed tl,s third knob with the handle Il
my cane Tbs instans ala 60 the knob
slipped In and the sharp report of pis-
tol rang out I h<id the knob back
while the jsnitor insertsd ths snd q
poker and pushed the pistol frosn tts
fastening. We heard u when tt struck
the bottom Of tia compartment into
which IL fell. Safe from the pistol. we
began pressing the knobs 90 after the
other and then two 81 time and found
that when tho frst and seoond were
pressed simultaneously they opened =
cabinet In which were some money and
numerous papers. Clearly hsrs wss
the solution Of tho old mans death He
had made mistake In trying 70 open
the cahinet and had fallen victim 70
his own ingenuity In dsvsaing useless
protection for his valusbles.
carried tho nsws quickly to Nellie.
and she sent me post haste 10 the news
papers with the story, Tor abe wanted
every one to know that Jack was not
guilty. Her Judgment was night. tor
the newspapers told Of the discovery
with abundant prsise for the young girl.
Jack was declared innocent and much
abused young man and was urged 70
return, marry the graceful. beautiful
and rising operate star and inherit his
uncle's wealth. but the hope was en-
pressed that he would not feel Obliged
70 deprive the stage Of lady who prom
ised to be one Of its greatest ornaments.
Two weeks later. OF moro than six
weeks after old John Hartiepool had
met his fate. cablegram came 70 his
late address, also one to Mise Nellie.
The cablegrams were dated ct Liverpool
and the contents were identical. being
as follows:
lam all risht. VIII be home on arst steamer.
Was kidnapped and brought 70 Liverpool on .
sailing vessel. JACK.
It turned out that Jack had been mis-
taken for an important witness in big
lawsuit and had been decoyed On board
q schooner lying at Brooklyn dock
and taken forcibly to sea.
Jack returned in few days, and Of
course ] was present at the wedding
o. H. Lugrin In Philadelphia Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
WOMEN OF FASHION
WHAT THt QUEER NAMES MEAN
kEeetivs Touches a cotsr O. bia<h-
The os~r.ktrs's s<<sdy GrostA
sone OF the Isses< fsds.

Jos<ph's ecas Of many eolors VS. .
DUH aninferesfing garment nezt the
fsbrisAtions % the iss3 nodists kvsn
ths nsuabsr Of The materials which II
presumably contained - fully squalsd
b. n.ny . street dress Of TO-DAY. This
matter OF materials and coior kas BE-
come 70 Be serious problem In the
b>xianing--not Of the wcrld bal Of che
se.son--eolor held high carnival. al
her f4ys we're In the mad whirl
Scarlet. on black steed. rode rampant
throagh the CENTER azure p<rchea
dzlntily on white mare with snowy
trappings; flaming orange sat broadly
On beautiful chestnut; deep. royal
purple looked regal on . glossy hays
while Ia the maze Of brilliant dancers
there were magnetic and Russian green.
and yellow. and host Of queer. I'M
nsmabls shades Society cams, and
looked on for awhile. seemed interest
ested. and made IS though IL would
put is stamp Of approval thereon;
when iol before one could rcalizc IL.
society had itself turned lie back
upon them. showing its disap-
prevail additionally by the sober
garb which II Immediately pro-
eeeded 20 adopt 50 that ell the
world was xobered for time
sud vent about In mourning robes
One saw black everywhere. from state
ly grandmother IN frivolous grand
daughter That tia fair danes hankersd
after shat gay maze Of colors. how
sxar. WAS evident: tor ons beran 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
THE slNoeR's TRIUMPH.

Aftsr Her Appsarssss ~ La Scala she
Gave Banpls Aria
II was in one of the large villages
In the central part Of this state the other
night" said the commercial traveller,
"and was forced TO stay there until
morning. I heard that there was
show In town, and I went up to the
Grand Opera House-did you ever notice
that every village In the country has
Grand Opera Houses--and bought q
ticket. was greatly edited
THE play looked to be . farce COM
edy from its name, but when the first
act had been on for 90 minutes found
that 1t was one of the goriest melo-
dramas You can imagine. II was full
of shooting and murders and throwing
people over cliffs and all that sort of
thing, and the company acted 90 afro
ciously that 1t was entertaining to a
high degree.
Blood ran IN rivers all over the
stage until the last act. Then the hero
Inc, who had had dozen narrow es-
capes. and who had gone through all
toEtS OF utuftuiutos out " ~ ho4 al tttto
time kept mp her musical studies, made
her debut at La Scala There were two
sets for that act. One represented the
stage Of La Scala. and the other the
greenroom. There was big, painted
audience on the back drop. and the
heroine came out and pretended tossing.
"Then the supes, who were in front OF
the painted audience. applauded enthu-
siastically and great punches of flowers
were thrown at the feet Of the debu-
tante. The set was changed, and the
heroine was seen coming into the green
room, with her arms full Of flowers.
The man who was playing the stage
manager stepped forward. shook her
hand effusively and said:
a. Madam, my dear madam. let me
congratulate you. You have taken Milan
by storm. You have sung like night
ingale. You are without doubt the
greatest prima donna Of the age.
"And then the greatest prima donna
of the age dumped her flowers on .
chair, tripped down to the footlighta
and sung that classic ballad. DO. Do.
My Huckleberry; Do and the curtain
descended amid great applause. ~
Buffalo Express.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Recent discoveries have Demonstrated that
allthoorgans Of the body are under The con.
troll Of the nerve conters. located IN or near
the base o. The brain, and thatwben these are
ceranged tboorgans which they supply win
nerre huid are also deranged- When II II re-
r1cmhered that . serious Injury 90 the spinal
cord will cause paralysis Of the body bcioN
Che Injured point because the nerve force u
prcgonscd by the injury from reaching the
parziyzcd portion. Il WI be understood how
the dernnrement Of the nerve eenters viii
cause the deranpement Of the various organs
which they supply with nerve force.
Two-fhirds Of chronic diseases are due 70
the imperfect action OF the nerve centers ~
the base Of the brain. NOD from derenre-
meat primarily origipatinE II TIE orfan AZ
self The great mistake % Physiclsns IN
treating thess diseases - that thsy treat INC
are the cause 81 the trouble.
DR FRknRLIN NnEs. the celebrated tpc
cfallsf has profoundly studied this subject Tor
over - wears. and has made many Important
Discoveries In conbect ion with ~ chief smosg
them being the facts contained In the stof
statement and that the ordinary fnsthois ~
treatment are wrong. All headache. Dirt
ness. duiinc<s. confusion pressure. olec<
mania. melancholy. insanity. epilepsy. -
vitus dance etc ere nery2ns Sc, a'ssssss NJ ,,
DE-. Miicss Restorative Nervfne n due 90 the
fssf that a y bascd on fhe fQreRolne principle.
Dn Mnlcf RESTORATIVE kKHvfrk II solo 2 =
ell draksikss on > positive Fuaraptee OF ten'
direct 81 DR Nu.Es MEDICAL Co, ElkharA
Ind, on rcceipt az price. ~ Ter D. tie. ~ :
bottles TOE O. expre;s prrpsd u contA-ns
uelthef oplstos nor dAn<sro<n dfukA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

notice biz. Of coior In among the dark
folds They were very taking, these
Harmless. little things. that made such
. wonderful change In the black ef-
fleets. and 80 society was encouraged
% 70 on In the work Very stealthily.
bat very surely. the color crcpt In, and
ne now Sc the effects Of 10 In the
eomewhst fantastic colorinR that
walks our streets One readily dis-
tinruishes the woman Of taste from
the woman of color only For knot
or two viii make the one aud . perfect
splurre Of inhsrmonious shades viii
mar the other
That "a u . season Of color. one wiz
grant when the long list Of new tints
Il put bes.,re himL While black n still
che rruund-work. the sure foundstion.
A. = 80 anetsuorphosed By brilliant cd
sificns that we view IL In altogether
si2erent light than OF yore Here
are ths name. Of some Of our fashion
sbl. shAd<x
Ssutsl. : rich RID brown: plstinc. .
er.vs.h whit~: cIgzle. true gra>sfcp-
pr tins. grenade. plum red; msteios.
deep ssilcr blue; vigne. color that
solorn.sa bids Ne beware Of. chsrtreuss.
beautifnl orange red. Isurelie. .
rseh. dep pins. f2ison. tender gray;
manv flower colors. a. verveiTe. szslee.
jaeinsAe and . ho-s Of other names.
representing know not what tire&
Colors and materials are mixed IN this
array % name. There h pesa de
suede. soft and thick mohsIr. With long
hairs. the Montrose. white vl1oxne
Of great richness the strand. shsvios
Of black ground with arure In eoiors.
running ever. the Fismsnde. hns
aisxonAl On satin ground. Middleton .
snowy seeking. with Q rough and
..rarriv surface. Queenstown. an rrieh
pooIin. and Esstbourne. . crinkisd
srrnure nov~Isy. Ard 80 ~- Struggle
Among fantasies and hewtlaering
mares % queer spp>ilstios.
10 Paris The rather in<ipid rr~e coicr
f~c.,ruhfnesf with rnony shades - green.
refic~ahlv vert rus>> Here Ne haze
sskrn s.sne~kst - eel with or black.
.r.s PALE yellow h freqnently supicy~a
9Th .oft eject Particularly ~ the
evening bonnes and dr>>s y Ne ycliow
arzir.bie Fos u soahis>s sxsnisitsLs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

<ns> o 90 a tie tzl1s en- thr p'zffurn
with ne sse<firm n ask qne<tfs4s AID
otherwise refx<sens fhs Azalenos IN TIE
iDfrrs<f u eza&}d Investigation fsnsA
W. Crosby. : vel kpo~n elrinz. ~x
ons u fhs coxnnitsee. lie ws< 70 d thr
Quesfining. Afx<r few infrpdoctpry
inquinee. % which replies were MAIDS
by the regulstion ons. txo 81 three r.Is
Mr.. crusby aelonnfsd the s1Ssif weird
By tie qaery. is the spirit Il rreson
&. Brooks rscscnts'
There We ~ reply. and the Question
xas repealed Tben fhsFe werc sofns
hssitatiDs rays a. The table. but Il could
not ~ ds<erninod whistler the answer
was In the Affirmative q the negative
"Yoo know b. Il dad. dat yoaf
shouted che co11mitteemsn
The answss b Fsps ~as now distinct
" No.
well. hs Il. thank God" ysil>d
Uncls jake, who was wrought mp 90
great exoifenent. - he struck the table
with Lis pcnderous fsf. ''snd you had
better make . note Of il. "--Boston Hsr-
aid. =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky h FREE
from III foreign flavor and sdulterants
naturally ripened and matured by
eleven years storage in wood. II II n
Rye n b Q Rye and co~ts no m0rs
than inferior brands Try II and you
will never be satisfied 20 use any other.
A pure old whisky 10 always free from
fusil oil. which h q poison. and should
not Be taken into the system Age
eliminates u from the spirit Il okids.
ton, and Il v converted into fragrant
etherx which give the bouquet "a
whisky.
when You want whisky Cor nedicinsl
ups you want Il pure Royal Ruby
Rye Il guaranteed pure IN svery par
ticulsr. and recommended for the IN.
valid and the consaie~cent tBoftisd II
aissille,yl ~ Gr sssTt botsls
ale BY Scribper a Aldworth. druxgista
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

With ths tiny 80 erowns or the t~t or
uazneak o. 6ii<t that tn;z>s ths plaos q
toqse 70 be ssre. II viii be iong oe
fers magents Nh - ovsrvhelned. for
4 has . Fiow and brizhtnsss sbost q
hat the qal<tsr tints lack
| saw yeiio~ tastefuiiy combined
with biask In = carriage cloak vhich ]
caught b1t . glimpse of - II pessso
Ths bisek valves turned bsek IN bic
rsvsrs that were faced With creamy
rars old lace. AZ the edge wss tins
hsnd q jst over pale yenow velvet. In
he lap lsy = bunch Of yellow roseA
Then rich brown melted OF Int
the creamy color. u sss plain skirt
with three rolis Of velvet running
aroand. several inches above the edge
A neat. elose-atsinx jacket al Of
brown velvet stopped Just - ths
waist. turning away In front from me
pale yellow six that WAS gathered
into long pufrs from neck 90 waist A
very neat sstrak han hat. of low crown.
topped the costume IL turned up In .
quiet edge. which Wa cut away just
In front, where wide satin ribbon
braided, wAs drawn over 10 meet the
ssrrettes and black ornaments that
rose up Two single black satin ehous
hnished the hack
The oserskirt idea Il making rapid
headwzy-not 20 much In street wear
- In evening gown Even In tbs
former. however. IL Il notierable-in
ths siight draps Of the skirt that
hangs over. almost 70 the length OF
the one beneath: In the fAasy hiT
drapings; and In the prolopga.ion o.
bssques into pretty folds sad falls
Two costumes ara here reproduce
that illustrate admirably some Of th'
newest Of the overskirt ventures The,
have grace, . virtue which not all car
lay claim 20. and they are not to oradi'
cal for the average American
One that I noticed Is black velour'
over q rich. dark red ground Ths
skirt il plain. with gathered back. sim
ply edged with . band o. brocude
Then over the plain bodice IL fitted Z
second Of the same dark brocsde. cu'
round and low ~ the neck, and edge
with black feather trimming. Thii
bodice Is slsnted OF entirely 1T the
left side. and runs round to the bael
1T the ri<ht Benesth the belt. which
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

says:
Il commsnced used BRAsDsETn's
Puts over ffty.hve years ago. FIRST
bought them in London. and have COZ
tinued using them since II came % this
country In 1e36 i am now over sev.
enty-five years old. bale and hearty. and
attribute my wonderful health 20 the
persistent uss Of BRAsDkETH's Pills
Occasionally / have bad cold or severe
attack Of rheumatism. Indigestion OF
biliousness. but four or i've doses al
BxAsDsETH's PILIs always cure me.
whsnsver my children have been sick
sch. disordersl digestion or ccetiyenfss.
q few doses u BRASpRETH's Pits re-
stored their health at once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

A friend relates 10 mo IN incident
that occurred ON the evening Of the day
when the news Of the death Of Preston
8. Brooks came 70 Massachusetts,. IL
was at spiritualistic exhibition held
In ths town Of North Bridgcwater. now
the city Of Brockton- A committee OF
citizens had been choeen from The andi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Women nearing this critical
period require strength. health,
and cheerful spirits.
The sole aim Of this time
should be to keep well.
The invaluable aid always IS
LYDIA Z. PiskAam's Vegetable
Compound.
The girl about to enter wo-
manhood can find the same as
sistance from the same source.
Mrs. w. w. Gunner, Palatks,
Fla, writes -
81 was in III health from
change OF life. ! took your
compound and am now well.
| recommend il as the besi
remedy for al weakness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

a. . .,.,5>~ had ~ fe.th>rs fall. the
1880 lonr sli,h,Iv g.,h.r-a
s,',a. - r-...a. ,s.,h.r-e,gsa ehort
80. - - ~.vs. f.lI ox.r an.
.,-- =. x.s... "a 49, t.,.h.
no,hsri. n,.~r roint,lfe. who's.
,,ti .t,r, .drea ~s.h .strakh.n. 1.
80 .,,rh,,v $3.50 IN fron, Tn.
va;., ats vithout : xrinkle: over n
cali. . o,.,n, ho,.ro t,rn.d h.ct In
r-vers that hang In cooullle.. fastened
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
MYSTERIESl
The Nervous System the Seat
Of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery has ever compared with that Of
human life Ii has been the leading subject
OF professional research and study In ali ages.
but Notwithstanding this fact IL & not gcner-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Jsc.nese bazaar IL receiving daily
~uo>ls from japan Scratching new 20
Uis eDantry. You can buy them ut
your s~n price. IA Mo1ros street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

TIE J. G. Hsrkner JewsIfy aonpeny
nevsr displayed liner Inc OF noseites
fksn this psx<oa. The assorfmeak 10
almost incc<nparabla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

ma wusIow's soornuo sssur hes bs~n us>d
lor ehildrsn tss<hLns. IL soo<hes the chlid
ssi;s' ssd Is 80 rsasds g. bssnkss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Psrsridx-s and quail received daily 81
p<ffenthzlers III and il9 Monroe
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

The ,. g. Hwkper Jevelry company
never displayed hper line of novelties
than this season. The assortment ~
almost pcou,psraele
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

ally X n . y n
that the seat
OF life Il ioca-
Ted In the up
prpart Of the
spinal cord.
near the base
Of the brain
ana 20 een<i-
tive - this
portion Of the
nervous syS-
TEN that even
the prick OF a
needle " Ill
cause instans
death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13


Though til e
m any changes
which all women
have to pass
from carly life to
the grave"
AZ sraxrl-ss 81 n
tfd<rt. n 1o-et<ere
f.FDfs q. rfesss~ Ma.
Ca Ixs<. mss
Lyffa r. Ff1kkaH,s
kse~p Hxxn ~ conka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

The second night after she had taken
possession the people Of the same fat
were startled by pistol shot and
scream. Running to the room whence
the sounds came they found Nellie ~
ing upon the floor In her night dress and
q small pool Of blood by her head.
They lifted her upon the bed which
che had evidently Just vacated and
sumnsO.led 9 physician. he eoon re-
stored her TO consciousness. She looked
ct him with glesm Of triumph and
whispered. He u innecent," and these
were the last words that che spoke oohe-
rentiy for three weeks.
When her disorsfered brain recovered
In normal condition, / was summoned.
and che told me her story. which was
In substance ~ follows:
She had been lying awake trying 10
think what the SOLUTION of the fnysteri-
Gus killing could b., when suddenly hsr
eye discovered several raised buttonlike
knobs which ornamented the high
carved wooden mantel. The light Of
the electric lamps In the street below
shons brightly through the window and
fell upcn thee knobs. They atood out
shove the woodwork II the mantel. and
presently her idle thought Was speculat-
inc ~ 20 this curious freak Of the arch
fleets. Certainly their purpuss c0nld
not have ben artistic. she reasoned. A
elo~e observer cculd not help rsnsrtins
thai they were not quite in hsrmcnJ
With the esn~rsi design 81 fhs msntsl
Suddenly she sprang ont ct bid and
touched one Of the knobs. n yielded
She prer-ed . little harder. and tha'
Wa al shs knew un<si shs CAM - h<r
Arizona silver belt., 1893-06-17

Bill No. i, introduced by Gila's rcp-
 resentative, George w. r. Hunt, au-
 thorizing the payment of S, 900 for the apprehension of the "Kid,p became a
 law February 27th, 1893, and in order to give it effect the legislative assem-
 bly,, in the act making appropriations for the current and contingent expen- ses of the civil government of the Ter ritory of Arizona, by Subdivision 90, of that act, appropriated 5, GOO in com pliance with and to meet the proyi- sions of House Bill No. 1, which sum constitutes the entire amount now offered for the Kids apprehension alive, or Identification of his remains, if killed in the effort to effect his cap tnre. Gila and Graham were Che only counties which offered rewards for the capture of the Kid. Graham's reward was for a limited period, and Gila's was withdrawn, the Board of Supervi- sors recognizing that the reward of $500 was insufficient, without assist ance from ether counties, 10 induce pursuit. Some time previous to the meeting of the legislature the Territo- ry offered Q reward of 5000 for the Kid, but that reward lapsed at the ex- piration of 90 days.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-06-17
Tor over Finy Years.

A 0LD ANR WPII-TRIED REMEDY. - Mrs Winslow'e Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions o: mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhooa. 1s pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.