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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-16
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lures ct de menaces, le cocher en-.
leva vigoureusement ses betes. Et
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dams la direction du pavilion du
Bel.Air. Alors ct pour la prem;e-
re fols depuis le commencement
de cette affaire, le valet du marquis
poussa I'm long soupir de soulage-
ment. II 6tait malntenant an bout
de la coupable besogne don't il Sc
TAFT charge. Son occur Sc dilatalt .
la pens6e quill allalt TOUGHER la re.
oompenss promise. Et tout ! la sa-
tisfaction d'avoir meme 4 bien son
enterprise, Lafeur regardait cette
malheursuse 1eune file gull allait
livrer au dsbauch6 qui l'attendait
avec impotence.
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ment. ct son sommeil paraissait
trouble par des cauchemars, car
par moments son visage SO convul-
salt ct ses lAvres 6taient agit6es,
CONNIE 81 ellie eat parl6, appel6 au
secours, dams SOL reve. Son front
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valt. L'infortun6e haletait. Puts
ellie retomba dams rimmobillt6 an6-
ante, brls6e, ct un immense d6ses.
poire sc peignait sur son visage.
Peut-stre dams ce douloureux SOM
NEIL, la pauvre Henr1ette voyait-
ellie la scene qui SO passait en- face
du cabaret, q l'entree du Pont-
Neuf, q pendroit Cd baillonn6e ct
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IS Louise toute seule, Louise aveu-
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-16

LIC Ne
S00-S0UTH SHORE
MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, -.
ST. PAUL SOUTH SHORE
-E7- - Eft
SAULT Ste MARIE Ry. ATLANTIC RY.
BUREAUx:
1856 East Sd st., Guaranty Building,
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS.
327 West Superior Street,
DULUTH
An Union Stations.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THEY FAVOR JUDGE SMITH.

SUFFOLK COUNTY REPUBLICANS ELECT THEIR
DELEGATES TO CONVENTIONS.
The Republican County Convention for the cleo
ton Of nine delegates to the State Convention and
OF nine to the Judiciary Convention met at Pa
tchogue yesterday When the call was issued for the
convention the fact overlooked that as the
county is divided into two Assembly districts the
conventions should have been by districts Instead
of by county. and this remedied. The con-
vention organized by the election OF Ncoll Floyd.
OF Centre Moriches president, and Charles h.
Sheppard. OF Huntington. and J. y. Hallock, OF
Southod. secretaries On motion the convention
then resolved itself into two conventions. the dele
gates from the first district constituting one and
those from the second the other.
The First District Convention then organized by
the election OF J. II. Pierson. OF Southampton. as
chairman. and J. y. Halock. OF Southold. and w.
r. Duvall. OF River Head. as secretaries
The Second District Convention was presided
over by ~ s Ackerly OF Northport: W. p. Coaley.
OF Northport and the Rev. j. y. Prescott, or Say
Vile. secretaries.
Full sets of delegates elected. and resolu-
tlons were adopted by both district conventions sit
ting together indorsng the administration OF the
the National Administration for its course In pub
lie affairs favorine the enarg ement or the state
Committee and the representation or each county
by member.
The State delegates were not instructed but those
10 the Judiciary Convention were instructed TO try
and secure the nomination in the Second Judicial
District for County Judge Smith. OF SUFFOLK County.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

successfully passed for political purposes an Ideal
thorough reform was impracticab.e; but Mayor VIII
son has done everything in his power under the
circumstances TO regulate and manage the aliils
or the city the same principles OF economy that
an honest and intelligent man would pursue IN
thu conduct OF private business He has made
all his appointments with a view TO seectlng the
best men available for public service
While protesting disnc.ination 10 interfere with
New-York City politics The steuben Courier
modestly makes the strange assertion that the Re-
publican organlza ton-meaning the machine-of the
State prefers a straight ticket for this city The
Courier believes II better politics TO name a straight
ticket and fail than to secure good government by
combination. To give force TO its argument II
does quote Mr.. P.att but directs attention to
the advice OF the 'pretlest and best-dressed Demo
crat in the United States" Governor Russell, OF
Massachusetts. who says that IL Is better that a
community suffer little from misrule rather than
abuses" This. The Courier SAYS. 10 common
sense" and ~ the New-York reformers will do a
little thinking along the Ines marked out py MT
Russell. they may discover why the Legislature OF
NeV-NOrk was so reluctant last winter 10 pass al
the bills tha, they called for some Of which were
calculated to make vertab.e car OF Mayor
Strong. Now they are proposing TO put up anotner
hybrid ticket in the hope OF pushing the Mugwump
idea of reform little further.
The Rochester Herald" says that the most dis
gusted man with the Grand Old Party in Orleans
Thomas G. Platt Mr. Fllkins went to the conven-
ton with the that he was to be delegate
the Judicial Convention. but when the slate was
made up his name lost In the combination
His ambition to go the State Convention failed
TO materiaze. and he was left out in the cold
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
DATES FOR TAMMANY CONVENTIONS

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
-p1uNK1TT REBUKED BY JOHN REILLY
County Clerk Henry D. Purroy, who aspires 10 oe
elected Judge this fall presided last night al the
meeting OF the Tammany Hall Committee Oh VI
ganizaton in the subterranean quarters OF 'he VIE
nam The committee arranged for holding primaries
for the Tammany Hail County and District Con
,.,o,s or Tuesday evening" october l. The dates
arranqed were as follows: Assembly, OCTOBER .
senate October S; County Convention. OCTOBER -
Congress conventions in the Xth and AIVth Ooh-
eress districts. october g. The date nNeu io' ~.
county Convention is upon the last day oeioie 'i,o
election that the county nominations can De ihaoe
under the law showing that the Taminany oosse7
mean 70 know exactly what the organization must
fight before putting their ticket IN the held'
M order for the election of delegates TO the Dem
ocratc State Convention can emanate iroi" VI.
central body under the Cassidy resoiu'on' "N0"
&c st in force and governs the choice OF represeh-
., 90 tho State convention. THE people are
sr,,osed 10 send delegates spontaneously. But the
word has been passed around that the various us
tricts are TO elect delegates TO the Assembly u'
trio, conventions on September IL or 10 as 'ne
district bosses may decree. and that tnese ooVe"
ons will assemble 10 choose ueieea'e' ~
on September 10. u.
chairman Purroy gave notice that the names OF
,rsnectors and the designation of places 1or hous
tho nrmaries must be handed In at the ifee'i"e VA
.ho Tammanv General Committee on FRIDAY even
ing. Thereup9nt "a neilap arose and in wheezy
yace asked why these names and the paces io This
49, coIld not be presented foTlnWltl, ,hose
Prindies Doa, that the district leaders hao -
sady arrange E Doske s1S th'! lit would
them had his saS saueaked m 1 o attend this now
1nktt ,s Of the GOOD %ysh dea nGnSd and pulling
ss @ isp' roe his hoped ot that os
would be called at RSy SnTe i9F OF the the &Vth District
Ex- -kegls'ef severe frown, and on his feet IN an
instant. - .Ao canator does things UP
IN his district said Mr. Reilly Looking ing epeTa
IN ipi,nkit+ hut With we call our Teiea Ina
al tooether 70 select the names and places
We act in these matters as our peoe are bossed
Iaders in any district of New-fork for .le ne
reason have stated ,,ns my Gisfrct "o" oe ''aD'
The laugh was Punkitt and n asIeG @ tn.,
ine The County Clerk adjourned the meelihs
minute ..ih tie senator had recovered from the
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
AMERICAN MECHANICS ELECT OFFICERG

Philadelphia. Sept 1.-THE second days. session
Of the National Council. Order OF United American
Mechanics held In Independence Hall this
morning The principal business OF the day was
the annual election OF officers. The election was
spirited, there were several candidates for most
OF the Offices The following the successful
ones: Councillor Charles J. Dttess. Philadelphia:
vice-councillor. Maurice Bauer. New brunswick,
y. j. secretary John Server. Philadelphia; treas.
urer Joseph II Shinn Camden y j.: marshal, Ira
y. Cior Providence. h. protestor :. $. Thomp-
son. Richmond, Va. doorkeeper, J. d. Jones,
Charleston, " Va. The National Council de.
cded hold the mex, session in 1895 at Worcester
Mass.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
cr.rE DEMOCRACY PRIMARIES NEXT MON
DAY.

The Executive Committee OF the stare democracy
o,osa s,uny room at their headquarters
90 re, rwenty-thrd-st, last evening, John
1eu,,,t Warner presiding IN the absence OF Charles
s Farchild. and decided to hold primaries on Sep
- ,s ~ choose delegates TO the Assembly dis
,ric, conventions which will meet on September 10
and make up the list of the State Democracy repre-
.,D q, Syracuse The number 10 be chosen
- 20, ,h,aa from each Assembly distrct-a full
delegation and the same number that Tammany
will send. 80, 49, Outnlan ne chalrro,,
- IN Iook after the transportation TO syracuse and
ccopnnodations the delegates curing tnelr stay.
H. en-, Democracy Assembly districts Will perfect
their organizations between septemSber 10 ana ls.
hut ,hev cannot tell what they will DO about Joining
~ conbination ticket against Tammany Han until
they fnd out what sort OF treatment Ihey receive
sroyn the Democratic State machine at syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
wARR1NG DEMOCRATS IN RoCKLAND
THE COUNTY TORN Up BY A sQCABBLE AS TO
WHO SHALL. RUN THE COMING sEN-
CoNt-r<rTON

An interesting and lively strife Is looked ror at
the Democratic County Convention 10 De held at
New-City on Saturday 10 select delegates 20 the
Senatorial convention which VIII nominate Senator
I.exow's opponent. There are two factions each
headed by prominent members OF the party, and
two separate calls for the county convention nave
been issued One faction Is represented by George
p,ckey. J. Bogert Suffern and NJ McCape VINO
were appointed by State Committeeman CiarA 10
confer with committee from Orange County 10 ap-
norton the Senatorial delegates for the district
and call the convention.
This committee met at Newburg YESTERDAY ana ahd
apportioned sixteen delegates for Rockland county
and thrtv-two for Orange. The other iactoI,
Dhich docs not recognize this apportionment, is
represented by District-Attorney Frank Comesky
irving Brown School Commissioner George -
Plomvat Everett A. Cooper and John ConneI'
who last year appointed by state par,v
man Thache~ 10 harmonic the DemocrattC PaI ~
in Rockland County. This faction calls lot oiiiiy
ten Senatorial delegates from Roekland CounS; u
regarding the sixteen apportoned by the committee
a NeWburg.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
Acres of Geranium
Used Each Year for
COlgate'S $s1Ss Ss1isnes' ssa
RESULTS OF THE PRIMARIES
rHr MACHINE SUCCESSES LESS SWEEPING
THAN AT FIRST ALE TED.
now THEY WERE OBTAINED RETURNS KEPT
FROM rNspEcr1oN-rHE PROBABLE FIG
UREs-coMMENTs BY MR.. BROCK
FIELD AND MAYOR STRONG


,nA managers OF the Platt machine Joyful
.,srdav over what they called a victory over
,,e opponents Of machine rule at the Republican
r-,noaries on Tuesday evening. lut as the actual
,n,u-ns are obtained the machine triumph Is found
% be by no means as sweeping as was first claimed
That II was secured by questionable means. even
The bosses themselves did not attempt to deny yes
,.rdav and that the boasting OF the alleged regu-
lars rests upon a slender margin was made ap-
narent when Edward 1.auterbach. as chairman OF
the County Committee. gave orders to his clerks
early yesterday morning that the returns from the
prlmarles should not be open for inspection. but
mus; be securely kept. safe from the examination
~ ,swsoaper men and the public This order was
given II was alleged. in accordance with a pre-
viousy arranged scheme that the figures should
no; be copied until the machine managers had
finished their doctoring.
UNFAIR APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES.
well-known leader of the anti-machne forces
gave the following reason for the general result
which was accepted accounting for the way the
vote was returned from many districts: THE un-
fair apportionment OF the delegates by the Organ-
ration Committee of the County Committee did the
business. They apportoned delegates out OF all
proportion TO the representation in districts where
the Platt faction strong. and they cut down
the number Of delegates where the Brookfeld peo-
pe were strong. We have no redress for this out
rage. but have got 10 submit to IT, There Is no
way just now by which can remedy the matter
but our may come later"
Claims made Tuesday night and early
yesterday morning that the machine would elect
anywhere from eighty 10 one hundred delegates
out of the l35 who to represent this city in the
Republican State Convention at Saratoga. Before
the sun went down yesterday these pretensions Of
the bosses had been materially modified. Few
Platt of personal reputation cared to stand
out for more than eighty State Convention dele
gates last night. The real division of representa-
Assembly
District conventions have been held this evening.
The best obtanable information indicated that the
districts would stand about follows
EXPERIMENTATION OF THE DISTRICTS.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

would vote for the Hedges ticket tonight. II this
proves to be true the friends OF Cornelius n. Bliss
and Job F. Hedges will do the downing" and the
Werd- Mccain combine will not control the
mere were reports yesterday OF coalition be-
tween the Kerwn and Wilson forces in the XXIIId
Assembly District which II effected would 1t was
SAID. snatch from Julius NJ. Mayer the victory he
was believed TO have Tuesday night over
herwin. Mr.. Mayer said that combination
could be made that would defeat him in the
XXIIId
The report that Commissioner Brookheld's AS
sembly district-the XXN1Ith-had gone against
him al the primaries denied by the anti
machine men OF the district yesterday. Enough
Brookfied delegates had been elected they said 10
make an ant-boss delegation to the State Con-
vention from the XXNIIth certainty.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
DELEGATES ELECTED AND CANDIDATES FOR THE
ASSEMBLY CHOSEN

ASSEMBLY CHOSEN.
watkins. " Y. Sept. II tspeciaD.-At the scnuy-
Ter County Republican Convention tnis hi'ei"oo'
,ba following delegates were elected; state
George A. Snyder. Baxter T. smelzer ana 'harieS
T willis. senate-Charles b. Ball. George ".
Montgomery. S. d. Cooper. Herbert oazenpy anA
G q Colegrove Judlcial-Charles NJ. WOODWARD
Tho Senate delegates were Instructed lor owen
cassidy. of Mountour Falls. though ex"Assemoiy-
man william H. Waite. OF Watkins. was the choice
NJ leading Platt Republicans OF the county Ihe
,udc,al delegate was instructed for County Judge
Samuel G. Keeler. There was no other candidate
for judicial honors
Supervisor oliver II. Budd. OF Hector. was nomi-
mated for member of Assembly on the third ballot
Troy, n Y. Sept. 1.-THE Republican deleea.e4
~ the Ist Assembly District OF Rensselaer, county
met at Hoosick Falls this morning to cnoose nr oele
ga Tea 10 the State Convention The foilowine were
named: George H. Morrison Henry HaGhafusrr Htr !
George c. Snyder. W. Tomnson, j. Irving
Baucus, Eugere l. Demefs- ., -. .,.-,ha- n,
Edward McGraw nominated for member o'
Corning. ~ Y. Sept. 1.-THE Republicans OF tne
lot District Of Steuben to-day nominated Jarles :"
Harrison. of Addison, for member OF Assembly
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
STATE SALT SPRINGS SHORT or MOyET

Albany Sept. lip. j. Brummelkamp supern-
tendent OF the State salt springs in Onondage
County, was in consultation with Attorney General
Hancock to-day. His appropriation has become
exhausted and he desired advice as to where to get
the money needed TO continue the operation OF the
reservation. He said HIS appropriation was N5,~o
short. but that the income from the reservation
during the year would amount 10 0OO lie has
no authority 10 use this. The Attorney-benera
advised him TO borrow the money 10 carry on the
reservation. Otherwise he would have 70 close
down and thus the State would be made liable
for failure 10 keep contracts TO furnish brine d
number OF manufacturers besides throwing 1000
people out Of employment.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
RATTLE ROYAL IN HERKIMER
THE sHEARD FACTION SAID TO BE SLIGHTLY
AHEAD-sOME RETtRNs NOT ~.

TIE SlEARD FACTION SAID TO BE SLIGHILf
AHEAD-soME RETURNS NOT IN.
Little Falls y. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Republicans OF
Herkmer County to-day have been engaged In the
nercest factonal struggle in the local history or
the party The contest to decide the supremacy
OF ex-speaker Titus Sheard and Victor Adams or
Palmer Wood and Henry c. Munger. The eau
cuses this afternoon resulted in tie between the
two factions the County Committeeman standing
six 10 six. and the delegates to the County Con-
vention who are TO select delegates 10 the Senate
Convention. slightly in favor OF y. f. Ransom the
Sheard candidate. against William C. prescott
The caucuses tonight are peing ilerceIy con-
coming in slowly At a late hour a few OF the town
caucuses were still undecided. The town or Ger.
man Fats which adioins Herkimer, the home Of
Warner Miller has been carried by sheard by fifty
majority and everything indicates the success or
The Sheard faction. Mr. Ransom. Sheard's cand-
date for Senator is gaining strength with each re-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
HURT ~ A BROOKLYN RTyAwAY.

A team OF horses attached TO a coach owned by
Oscar lythe. of No. 272 Reli-ave.. Brooklyn. and
driven by Charles Berte. os the address. be-
came excited last nigh; and away from 81.
Timothys Church. al Hcward-ave. and Herkmers
st. In Futon-st. ,he carriage strack trolley car
Max Febarro. thirty nine years Old. o, No b3 Cold
st. and Mrs. Sing. OF No. B6 Franklin-ave pas
sengers on the car were struck by the carriage
pole Both injured about the body and legs,
and after being attended by an ambulance surgeon
were removed to theft homes.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS IN CoNvEN-
TTON
cANDrDArrs FOR STATE TREASURER AND sU-

CANDIDATES FOR STATE TREASURER AND su-
PER1oR COURT JUDGES NOMINATED
wiu,amsnort Penn. Sept 1.-THE Democrats OF
penusvlvania held their State convention here to-
day James A. stranahan. OF Mercer. was tempo
rarv chairman and John NJ. Garman OF Luzerne
permanent chairman. Ex-Congressman benjamin
F. Movers OF Harrisburg, was nominated lot STATE
-r-aoeure- nv accamation For Superior Court
r,aoos tIa-nan yerkes James s. Moorehead,
Charles s Noyes. Peter F smith. o. r bechtei
and Christopher Magee were nominated -,
The platform reaffirms the declaration OF tne
last Democratic National Convention on the nnah
ciai question. praises the Administration OF fresi-
OF Republican policies.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
pRooKLYN DEMOCRATS TO TRY TO GET TO-
GETHER.

Robert 6 Row Assistant United States District
Attorney and one Of the followers OF Edward NJ.
Shepard yesterday wrote 10 Bernard J. York. chair
man OF the Executive Committee OF the regular
Democrats OF Kings County, with reference to the
conference TO be held by the two factions After
receiving the letter Mr.. York wrote to Mr. Shepard
and said that his committee ready for the con-
ference whenever II pleased Mr.. Shepard 10 appoint
the time and place. The conference may take place
tomorrow. Whether IL will be public or not Is not
ktnnur
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
What is
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Casoria Dr. Pitchers prescription for lniants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless SUBSTITUTE
for Paregorc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years use Dy
Millions Mothers CastOria destroys Worms and aays
feversness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd'
cures Darrhea and Wind Collie. ,stOria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatuiency'
Castora assnilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Cas.
toria is the Chdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

Then the robbers told the express messenger to
throw out any valuable matter he might have with
In. but Todd and the engineer told the robbers that
the express had been left with the train They
had uncoupled the wrong Becoming frightened
at the delay the robbers irally took 10 the woods
where they probably had horses concealed The train
was detained nfty minutes and proceeded 10 Sle
Lake. Officers are in pursuit with good -.
scriDtiOn OF the men.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THE AMSTERDAM DEADLOCK UNBRoKEN.

Amsterdam. n. Y Sept. 1.-THE Republican sen
ate Convention OF the XXVllth senate Ds
,rct that Is IN deadlock In this CITY
=. 20 o,c,ock this afternoon and after taking
,wen,v more ballots making 800 in all. an ad1ourh-
ment was taken until o'clock TINS aIternoU ,bs III
rder 10 allow the delegates TO CONFER tosetne nc,
IN 70 me time OF adjournment TINS evening oof
,r,ipe votes had been taken in the dead-ockeu col-
vention The convention Will meet again
morning.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
VIE COLUMBUS CLUBS MEETING.

r,ere will be regular meeting of the Italian
Renublican Columbus Club of this city In the WIN
Assembly District formerly the Ill., al NO q
spring-st this evening to organize LOT 'ne oon''.s
'P o,asrs Cor each of the election districts
, he selected and 1t is the wish OF the club 10
Rave branch station IN each ciS"lO' Inc O'"
,ovr has a membership OF 60
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
A VOICE IN KENTUCKY FOR CARLISLE

indianapolis Sept. 1i-SpecIal Examiner James
Noonan. OF Covington. KY. an intimate friend OF
Secretary Carlisle said yesterday: Kentucky VIII
send solid delegation for Carlisle. HIS gold
speeches have completely revoutonized the senti-
men, in our State and no need fear that We
will he dila tory In urging his claims. II the nomna-
lion comes West as IL seems likely 10 do you can
put IL down that he will be the nominee
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
7HEY UNCOUPLED TIE WRONG CAR.

TRAIN ROBBERS OK THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN
RAILWAY TAKE THE MAIL COACH FOR
THE EXPRESS CAR.
Denver sept il.-An unsuccessful attempt at train
robbery was made at o'clock this morning az the
crevasss Siding on the line OF the Rio Grande West
ern Railway near the Utah line When the regu-
lar west-bound mail train stopped al the water
tank the robbers uncoupled the forward from
the train and suddenly appearing before the crew
on the locomotive ordered them 10 20 ahead AT
the end OF the switch they ordered the locomotive
20 be detached from the cars and drawn away laav-
ing the car alone. This was the mailcsr. In which
Clerk H. NJ. Todd was preparing 10 resist
When the engineer saw the robbers produce dyna-
mite he told them he would get the clerk to Open
the door. and he was ordered TO do II In q hurry.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

poss,blv J. Rider Cady may still have some oouo''
as 70 whether Lou" Payn rs. after ALL inc pisses'
man IN Columbia County But there Is "o' ."'
aI,.,as, question in his mind that no one In Amer
1.a ,o,itics is the peer OF the ex-Marshal IN inc
,,rae,coods line for Cady still carries the goo
brick known as the nomination Tor Attorneii
DIdS uDbich pawn sold TO him at the CoIumDia
Tor,,v convention as evidence OF the nlelahcnoiy
rresnits that attended his recent negotiations with
Platt's chief bunco-steerer.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
Castoria.

Scastoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. c. OscooD.
Lowell. Mass.
"castoria 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
instead OF the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium. morphine soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their tlroats thereby
sending them to premature graves
DIR. ]. +. KINcHELoB,
Conway. Ark.