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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
THE INDIAN AGENT CHARGES.
a Public Official says They WI Not
Accomplish Anything

There is really nothing new in the
charges made by the National Civil Ser
vice Reform League in its recent report
criticising the method of appointing In
dian agents OF the Indian Bureau said
an official this morning, who is well
known as u civil service reform advo-
cate.
While civil service reform has made
some strides in the Indian Bureau and
the service IS much better than in former
years, yet it viii never be what it ought
to until the Office Of Indian Agent is cIas-
sified and the appointment of Indian
Agents regulated by civil service rules
When this is done there win he no such
scandals TO mark the service as charged
by the committee Of the National Civil
Service Reform League in its recent re-
port. The truth Is. continued The official.
the league has stolen Mr.. Procter's
thunder
AIR Proctor, the President Of the
United States Civil Service Commission
delivered an Interesting address at a ban
qUet given by the Pennsylvania Civil
Service Reform League in Philadelphia
April Z last IN which ne said some very
pointed things relative to the method
now employed in selecting Indian Agents
While MI Proctor did not mention the
tAl4'ls1sS bAilkJ4cslltl u t}t lit NEtIlfBLle4i
Civil Service League, he nevertheless
spoke Of the demoraIized service He
called attention to the fact that Indian
Agents We're political appointments and
mist be confirmed by the Senate. In this
connection, he said that If Z We're i'm
portant to have a stable service in the
Philippines 1t was also important that
We have a stable service "a order to give
good gQKeTnment TO the wards of the
nation ~ home And this. he said. could
not be accomplished when changes in the
Office Of indian Agent were Of constant
occurrence
According 70 Air ProcteT's version the
men appointed as Indian Agents were in
efficient and should not be allowed u
serve out their four wear term of office
OF be reapPoinled, or else under the pres
eEt system efficient persons are separated
from their positions for other than the
good Of the service,
This criticism so far as it extends
Is just, but Mr. Proctor and the mem
5ers Of the. National Civil Service Reform
League must remember that politics IS
politics. and that in the matter of ali
appointments that must be confirmed by
the Senate, the largest pole knocks the
peTsimmOI- in my humble opinion. the
report OF the Civil Service League on the
scandals arising out OF the appointment
If certain Indian Agents Will not carry
feather : weight with the powers that be.
nor viii IL change the method Of appoint
mEuJ To these positions.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.
The Cas- OF Policeman Murphy Ec-
fnra. ehn District commissioners

The Cas- OF Policeman Murphy Ec-
fore she District CoumisSioners-
The case Of Policeman T. F. Murphy.
who w charged before the Trial Board
Of the Police Department, with intoxica-
tion and was found guilty. has been dis
posed of by the Commissioners. They
have approved the recommendation OF
Major sylvester that Murphy should b.
fined 50. the same to be paid IN five equal
instaIlmeuts-
Major Sylvester in his report to the
Commissioners. stated that though Po-
Iiceman Murphy had been charged By his
superiors with lack of energy and iutelH-
gent application to duty, he was willing
to give him one more chance. with the
understanding that if he does not improve
in his devotion to duty within a reasoHa-
BILE time ne viii be cited TO appear before
the Trial Board when his removal from
the force VIII be recommended
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
ARTILLERY SCHOOL CHANGES.
The Seventy-fhird Coast Company
Ordered TO Fort Porter. y Y

The following special order was issued
at the War Department today:
By direction of the Secretary Of War.
the Seventy third Company, Coast ArtfI-
lery- VIII be temporarily relieved from
duty at the Artillery School, Fort Mon
roe, Virginia. and viii proceed fully arm
ed and equipped to Fort Porter. New
York, 50 IS to arrive not later than May
=, 1891, aud there take station. Student
officers now attached to the company viii
be detached and other available lieu
tenants detailed for duty herewith
The commanding general Department
of the East, IS charged with the cXccU-
ton Of this movement
The CEuaTteTmasteT' Department viii
furnish the necessary transportation. the
Subsistence Department suitable TatiOus,
and the Medical Department proper med
icaI attendance and supplies.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON
Circulars Issued Asking for the Ar
rest Of Alleged PIckpocLets.

Inspector BoardmaU, of the Detective
Bureau, Is sending circulars throughout
the United States and Canada asking for
the apprehension Of John Morgan and
James HarIles, two alleged professional
pickpockets, who were arrested in this
city March 5 charged with larceny from
the person The men were indicted by
the grand jury and released on 81 500 bail
each. but left the city and failed TO ap-
pear for trial
The accused were arrested in the BaIti-
more and Potomac depot by Detectives
Farham, Tyser. and HowIet for the lar
ceny Of a black leather pocketbook con-
tanning S9-55 and a shipping card from
the motEer Of Joseph H and Hannah G.
Lee. Of 5252 y Street northwest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
PREFERS TO STAY IN JAIL.
James Cannon Asserts His Intention
of Returning when Freed.

of Returning when Freed
SCRANTON, May Seven years ago
James Cannon, of this city, was sent to
the county Jail for contempt Of court be
cause he refused to obey the order of the
State Supreme Court and transfer to his
sister. Mrs Thomas RieI- a deed for Ger
tain property in Scranton
At the trial of the case Mrs. R5eI showed
thag she had paid ali the purchase money
on the property except the final SIS. This
Cannon Paid and at his request The deed
was made out in his name. In 1898 Mrs
RieI brought lit to recover the title to
the property. -, jury decided it was hers,
providing that she would pay to Cannon
the 50 ae nd advanced. The money was
offered to -. N, was refused and was then
paid into s-surt TO await his pleasure.
Cannon carried the case to the Supreme
Court. which ordered him to transfer the
property to his sister Cannon refused
and was committed on June Is, 1894 Some
months ago a bill was passed in the Penn
syIvania Legislature authorizing the court
to direct transfers of property in cases
like that of Cannon. Under the provis-
ions of this act formal transfer Of the
property was made in the presence of
Cannon in court this afternoon. 1t was
the first time that Cannon had been out
Of Jail in five years. but when asked TO
sign the deed as matter Of form he in
The sheriff VIII acknowledge the deed
in omen court today and Cannon
viii receive his liberty. He declared
tonight that ne viii refuse to accept il
md viii march from the courthouse back
10 {afI but If he does the doors viii be
closed against MN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
ANDERSON ON TIE BENCH
The NeY District Justice Enters
Upon His Judicial Duties.

Justice Anderson entered upon the dis
charge Of his judicial duties today. He
presided in Criminal Court No. 2, and
conducted the empaneIing Of the jury for
the month of May
The panel was not completed and the
United States Marshal was instructed to
summon twenty extra taIesmen to report
for jury duty OF Tuesday next. when it
IS expected the jury will be completed.
The persons summoned to serve as jurors
IN the other branches Of the Supreme
Court of District reported for duty, but
several were excused and the panels were
not completed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM CTRED
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
SV-EE~E-uVEE


81 have been afflicted with scfltic rheumatism
tar fourteen years. s8ys Josh Edgar Of German
town Cal y wgs able TO be around but con-
staatly suffered tried egesy thing ] could
hear IF and Al last WAS told to try Chamber
Is relieved and IN a short time cured and J am.
Iarus TO say 81 has not since returned Why
ult use This LnimenJ and get UeLI2 1t Is for
sale b. Henry Evans Wholesale and Retail and
Al D.a-4lsts.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
POLICEMAN wIGeANs DEAD.
He SHc"umbs to Complication of
Diseases After Long Suffering.

Policeman Omar J Wisgans, Of the Sec
ohd precinct died this morning at PIE
O'Clock "a his home % North CapitoI
Street He suffered from a complication
Of diseases He leaves widow Mary
A. Wisgans. but no children
Policeman Niggans was born in Indiana.
December =. 1S6S, and after serving in the
army was appointed on the Washington
Police Force. July 1, 1885 For the past
year he has been in failing health. and
on April :, reported on tne sick list He
was not able to return to work afterward
The funeral arrangements have not been
completed. but it is said that the inter
ment viii be at PohicS Church Va The
palibeareTs viii be selected from the Off
GERS of the Second. 81 tn, and Ninth pre-
cincts. in all OF which Nj Wiggaus had
served
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
Catarrh for twenty years and

Catarrh for twenty years and
cured in few days.-Hou. George James
Of Scranton Pa. says: i have been a martyr
10 Catarrh i5r twenty years constant hawking,
dropping IN the threat and pain IN the head, very
offensive breath. / tried DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
after using "a few bottles was cured" sold by
+ $ Williams Ninth and + Streets: Edlaonds
* Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania
AvrrIe--l
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
Hoods
J0rSGpariLLQ
II Is PecmilaI- 70 ItsaLf
LEGAL NOTICES.

N JUSTICE COURT OF the District OF Columbia
before Lewis J. O'Neal. a Justice of the peace
Noble II Thomas, plaintiff vs. The Nordcu EIcC-
trio Works defendant 4 summons in due form
having been issued out of this court to a lawful
constable OF this DIstTIl Tor the said defendant
and the same having been by said constable re
turned not 20 be -four ], ~ it Is hereby ordered
that said defendant cause his appearance 20 be
entered herein on or before the 5ISF DAY OF
NAY, 1901, otherwise tie caIsc VIII be proceeded
with n case Of default.
LEW J. O-NEAL
Justice Of tai Peace, d. c..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07

RICHMOND, Va. May The Rev. R
Z. EggIeston, Of Portsmouth. has accept
cd d cali to the Third Presbyterian
Church Of this city, which has been with
ont pastor for more than two years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07

RICHMOND, Va. May The tobacco
firm of Butler & Bosher, OF this city, has
received the contract for supplying the
United States Army with lG6,090 pounds of
tobacco.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
AsskssINATED IN MEXICO.
. Merchant Stabbed in His Store nj
PurraI-

PnTraI-
PARRAL, Mex, May The members
Of the foreign colony here are greatly
aroused over the assassination Of Fred
erick Dahl. one Of the most prominent
business men Of the city
His body was found lying in his store
with three stab wounds. one of which had
penetrated the heart A meeting Of the
members Of the foreign colony was called
and over $i.lpJ was quickly subscribed to
be used in appTehending the murderer.
The murdered man WIS a German by
birth. ana d natUraIiZed American citizen.
He was wealthy.
and diamonds
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
Maryland Flour Wills Burned.

EASTON. Nd, May Smiths Eureka
-four mills. near Longwood, were burned
Sunday This is the third time these
mills, at the head of Miles River, previ-
oUsy known as POttses- and EIben's
mills. have been burned. It was q roller
process Hour factory. The loss was $4,000
tor viii rebuild
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07

No discrimination IS showr- when the people
drink HcUricIs beer. because II has been con-
ceded by all experts that Hcurich's Is superior
IN age purity. and favor. Phone West 81.
Arlington Bortliug Co, for case Of MaCrzen,
Senate. or Lager.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07

TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo-c1iniae removes the cause.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
SHOES FOR THE FILIPINos.
4 Statement by the Division of In
amIar aGairs rs 10 I,heir snur.c.

The following statement concerning the
importation Of boots and shoes into the
Philippine Islands during the calendar
year 1890 has been prepared in the Division
Of InsUlar Affairs OF the War Department
The total Imports of boots aud shoes
during the period named amounted in
value to S16G29 The imports by countries
were as follows From the United States
s.. 50 worth: United Kingdom S77S worth.
GERMANY SO 2II worth: France. s. IE6
worth. Spain. S74 IS3 worth. Austria $, 56s
worth. Belgium. SGD worth. Switzerland
81 gi8 worth. China s5-H9 worth: Japan
SsGs worth: HOngkoug. 8. SI worth: British
East Indies. 81 Olf worth, and Australasia,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
CENTRE OF POPULATION
1t Has Moved Five Hundred Miles
Westward in Century.

Humau5ty-s Progress Across the Con-
tfucut-Thc Method Employed by
the Census Bureau In Obtain InfcF-
n9atior-FiEure= Given by Decades
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07

IL u f. ]. O'NEAI.-
Justice OF tn Peace, d. c.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-27

A. D. Young is in Ogden for a short
visit with his family.
Our new automobile shoes are all
the style. Look over our stock. Wedel
q Hansen. 10
Lots of barb wire on hand, Coop.
w. g M. Co. 81
Do You want Cotton Batting? See
that Illuminated Cotton Down at FL. Bl
Whitman's. 90 I
Scarlet fever flags are out at Dave
Keeney's, little Ruth oeing sick The
case is mild one.
Mining location blanks at
this Office. 5 cents each, so
cents dozen,
Yom Kippur was duly observed by
! the Jewish people Of Montpelier Mon
day. Appropriate services were held
at the home of M. Ell. Sachs.
H. OOMG I1ANU ~ "a w sec our new
automobile shoe for men. The fines
shoes ever built. At Wedel and Han
sens. 10
| The tops of the mountains abou
BeX Lake valley were covered witt
eD6w Tuesday morning, the first of tn
season.
We do not require you to purchas
$500 worth of groceries in order to tax
advantage of our low prices on tailc
made clothing at Sweets. 30
Miss Florence Robinson has SO far r.
covered as to leave the hospital in Sa
Lake, and she and Mrs Harris are no
visiting their parents in Park City.
Henry Braydon, Harris, N. c., say,
81 took medicine 20 years for asthn
> but one bottle of One Minute Conp
Cure did me Lore good than any thir
else during that time. Best Con.
Cure. Hoover's Drug Store.
. The best is none too good for 20
u when you use fiavoring extracts. go
{ Seal" extracts cost more than other G
u tracts but they are the best that c,
possibly be made. For sale at all gre
g ers. b
d
> Norris Silver, North Stratford, N.
| purchased a bottle of One MIMI
Cough Cure when suffering with con
doctors told me was incurable. o
hottie relieved me, the second and thi
almost cured. To-day am we'll man
. Hoo7er's Drug Store
You may bride the appetite, but Y
e tcannot hribe the liver e. do it's wo
- we'll. You must be honest Nth it. il,
= it along little now anil then with
30 dose of HERBINE, the lest liver re,
= lator. Price Soc. Ritter Bros Drug {
WHITES CREAM VERMLFEtiE
perfectly harmless and will RENE
y every worm. 1t is also a tonic, and
- its Strengthening properties will rest,
~ to pale cheeks the rosy hue of heall
&c Price 25c. Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Have you sense of fnllness in
region of your stomach after eatir
" If SO you will he benefited by us
% Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver L
- let's. They also cure belci,ng and s.
20 stomreh. They regulate the bowels t
Price 2Jc. Sold by lloover's Drug Sto
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-27

salt Lake City, UGah.
Lots of barb wire on hand. Coop
W. an Co. 81
Messrs. Oleson and Bates OF Cokeville,
are in Paris attending court.
Fresh oysters at the opening of the
season at Sweets. 20
Ed Singent and family paid Mont
>pelier visit Saturday.
Mems, Ladies and children's fall and
winter underwear just in at H. B. Whit
mans. so
John Hill, nephew of Ike Hill of st.
Charles came down from Cokeville
Saturday.
Cotton Blankets, all sizes and all
prices from so cents to 1926. II. B.
Whitman's. 80
Attorneys Sam Rich of Pllckfoot and
f. s. Deitrick of Pocatello. are attend
ing court at Paris.
Jas. Bryan's new blacksmith shop
back of ]. F. O'Connor's saloon is now
ready for business, Give dad" a
call. "a
Got to huy a trunk? Yes. Children
going TO school. Alright 20 to H. B.
Whitman's Special discount on trunks
during September. 26
Pure liquors for family and medicinal
purposes. Tourists supplied on short
notice with bottle goods. Ritter Eros.
Drug Co. II IS
The finest watch repairing is my
strong suit" have a fine line o.
first class jewelry, too. Call and see
O. Christensen. %
We have big. new stock of paints
oils, varnishes glass and brushes. On
quality is the best. Ritter Bros. Drus
Go. 26
Congressman Glenn arrived HON
Tuesday from attending the funera
services of Pres. Mckinley. He dc
scribes them as the most imposing an,
impressive that he ever witnessed.
II. W. Pursell, Kin;ersyille, Pa, say
he suffered rs years with piles an
could obtain no relief until Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve affected perman
ent cure Connterfeits are worthless
Hoover's Drug Store.
The.gEand lodge Of Odl Fellows COZ
vepes in Boise on October 10Th, Messr
Kelly. Short and Hoff represent tt
local lodge.
Sid Darling, 1912 Howard st, Pc
Huron, Mich. writes: Il have trit
many pills and laxatives but Dewitt
Little Early Rise,s are far the hest pill
1 have ever used" They never grip'
Hoover's Drug Store.
A diseased liver declares itself
moroseness, mental depression, lack
energy restlessness, melancholy al
constipation HERBINE will resto
the liver to a healthy condition. Pri
soc. Ritter Bros Drug Co,
As an external liniment of most wo
derful penetrative and curative pow
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is II
vqualed ny any other in the orld Pri
25 and 50c kiter Bros Drug ca.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-27

Lots of barb wire ON hand. Coop.
w. & M. Co. 81
Editor Vaterlaus and family passed
through Montpelier Saturday en- route
home from Salt Lake.
See that new line of bedsyreads and
Sofa Cushions at I'll. B. Whitman's. %
4 Ed/Whitman and family came up
from Soda Springs Saturday for short
Visit in this city.
Remember the place at Fl. u. Whit
mans, He will save you money on
Chinaware, lamps and GlassN are. 81
w. r. Kirchoff was a west bound
passenger ON Wednesdays No. /, hav-
ing been to Illinois where he left his
little girl in school.
Soft hats, stiff hats, in fact anything
you might wish in the hat line, a,
prices from 65cts upat Ii. B. Whitmans
The Seventy-second Sami-annual Con
ference of the Church of Jesus Chris
Of Latter-day Saints will commence OF
Friday. October 4th, at 10 a. m. in til,
tabernacle in Salt Lake
Q. B. Kelly was in Salt Lake and tn
other day the Kangaroo court in session
there, fined him '$l for not being il
the harbour tent where the monstros
9 tiles belong"
. Why buy hand me-down fire burn
I suits of clothes when Sweet can sell yo
a suit made to order from $3 mp "
= guarantee perfect fit or no sale. 30
10 DIR. Holhrook, the dentist, is still
v the old stand two doors east Of the po
Office where he is prepared to do a
J: classes of up-to-date dental work. 0
u hen You want pleasant physic Il
20 the new remedy. Cham berlain's Ston
y and Liver Tai let's. II hey are easy
~ take and pleasant in effect. Price 70
Samples free at Hoover's dru. store.
:, A Cake is not always good because
= has been we'll baked. Everything d
ponds ON its flavor You cannot ma
- good cake with inferior or cheap e
y tracts. Use the Gold Seal extrac
and the rich flavor and dainty tas
will please you.
tie TABLER'S BUCLEYE PILE ON
Sil MENT relieves the intense itching.
ne soothes, heals and cures chrnoic cas-
RI where surgeons fail. 1t is no expe
!. ment; its sales increase through its eul
Every bottle guaranteed Price 50c
on bottles tubes 75c. Ritter Bros Drug {
TX The most delirate const tuition /
ZIP safely use BALLARD'S HOREHOUI
SYRUP. 1t is sure and pleass
~. remedy for congIs loss Of voice, and
0. throat and lung troubles. Price 70 a
is soc. Ritter Bros Drug Co.
we Geo. ". Lane. Pewamo Mich. wr I
10y Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is I
IRE best remedy for indigestion and stolna
%. trouble that ever used. For sear.
suffered from dyspepsia, ut times 60
he polling me to stay III bed and caus
lg? me untold agony. [ am complet
inc cured by KodOl Dyspei STA Cure.
alb recommending it to friends who sn
lur from indigestion | always offer to
90. for il il it fails Thus far have ne
- paid" IIoover's Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-09-27
Rey. Nudge was in cokeYilIe yestet.


New and second hand bicycles. for
sale cheap, at Stewarts Bicycle store. "a
/R a. Birch is uncovering some fine~
looking rock on his claims in thebelt
ChiIdren's heavy fleeced cotton under
wear, commencing in price at Is cents
per garment III, b. Whitman. 80
Several OF the boys, who recently had
tomato cans attached" to them have
been re instated.
Miss Hamilton, an attendant from
the asylum, took Mrs. Lougee of Libsr-
ty to that institution on Wednesday.
New outing fannels, new patterns.
Calf and see them even if you don't
want TO bay. H. B. Whitman. 80
There will be . sale of school lands in
Bear Lake. at Paris, on October 2ist>
The list appears in to-day's EXAMINER
Have you noticed those Bargain
Counters in Glassware, Chinaware and
and lamps at HI, B. Whitman's. ~
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give a social ON Hallow cen. The pro-
gram has not been arranged yet, but
committee is preparing it.
We still have some special offerings
in china and glassware, but only few,
SO call Quick. II. .. Whitman. so
II J. n. Downing was called to Black
foot Wednesday by telegram announc-
ling the serious illness of his father
Mrs Downing is at present visiting
friends in Logan.
i Our sugar has come! ALI of you that
did not get the benefit of our cheap
sugar come and get IL lbs for 81. Nose
Lewis q Co. 81
Two departments OF the school up-
town started last Monday, and ths other
the higher one will start next Monday.
The teachers employed are Miss Mae
Broomhead and Mrs. Spencer. PROF,
! John Miles will be principal
just received the loveliest line of
trunks and valises Montpelier folks ha w
y ever had the pleasure of looking at. At
u prices unusually cheap. Nose Lewis q,
2 Co ~ IL
Pres. Snow was hauled up before the
W Kangaroo court in Salt Lake Tuesday
y and fined 30 on general principles. Il.
IL gladly paid it.
New stock Stewart Stoves and range,
y just arrived. Call and see the new
styles Coop W. q NJ. Go. 81
!. Good cooks realize how important ii
is to secure good extracts for tlavoring
Gold Seal extracts are the finest tina,
IL money will buy, II you are not abso-
g lately pleased with them your grocal
re will refund your money, b
Your money returned by your grocer
y is you are not thoroug hly pleased will
'' Gold Seal extracts, they cost NOR,
and are worth more than other ok
L tracts. h
1t Some of the school rooms are alroad
es becoming crowded and the school yea
RI is only just starting, What 10 will b.
es when the term is we'll launched, Is
III matter OF guess work Certain it
o. THAI more room and another teacher, /
all least n the downtown school il NOT Ia
I'D distant. Neither the teachers n,
mt pupils can do effective work In crowds
al rooms.
~ in dealing nth man, remember tl
sDoollfa OF Off will 20 farther than
es; gallon OF vinegar" The same may
he -aid Of children. There is Eothing !
ch good for children az the old fashion,
! castor oil. However much they may
M li0r it. is il their best mediein. I'm, 4,