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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-05-19
CRANBERRY PUNCH.

SdlaQ DRESSING.
CRANBERRY PUNCH.
Prepare a rich, well sweetened cram
berry jelly, being careful in straining
that all the seeds are removed. To
quart OF jelly add the juice of one
lemon and tablespoonful of gela-
tine which has been soaked in cold
water, melted in hot water and strain
ed. Add enough cold water to make
two quarts, then turn into a freezer
to freeze. Serve in punch, sherbert
or champagne glasses.
PEANUT WATERS.
Chop equal measurements of pea
nuts and dates together Moisten the
ingredients with melted currant jelly
and spread generous layer on salt
ed WATERS. These waters are excel
lent to serve with fruit salads.
CORN PUDDING.
Remove the husks and silky thread:
| from a dozen ears of corn. Cut down
the center of each row of kernels
with sharp knife and scrape the
pulp free from the cob. To the cup of
pulp thus obtained, add two eggs,
two table.spoonfuls of melted butter,
two cups of milk, salt to taste and
two tablespoonfuls of sugar. Stir the
ingredients together thoroughly and
bake in a moderate oven.
PARSNIPS AU GRATtIN.
Boil two large parsnips until tend
er; slice. Butter deed baking dish
ard arrange layers OF parsnlps and
cracker crumbs alternately until dish
is full. Sprinkle each layer with salt
and pepper and dot with bits of but
ter. Cover we'll with cracker crumbs
and fill the dish with hot milk. Cove
the dish and bake in a hot oven for
twenty minutes; remove the covei
and sprinkle generously with grated
cheese. Put back in the oven and
bake golden brown.
DREAMED PARSNIPS.
Peel quarter and cut parsnips intS
cubs. Cook in salted water until ten
der; drain. Cream one tablespoonful
of flour and one tablespoonful OF mel
ted butter. When well blended ado
ona Iargxa curyf1l Of milk mt over fr,
amid str well until sauce Ills thicl
and creamy. Salt and pepper TO tast
and pour over parsnfps In serving
dish.
Il CREOLE PARSNIPS.
Pare and boil parsnips in safted wa
ter until we'll dome. Cut lengthwis'
In long, narrow strips. Arrange in
large baking dish, sprinkle generous
ly with brown sugar, dot with butter
add water to about ham cover AM
bake until coated with thick BROW
syrup.
TOWEL BOX.
i II there are no drawers for holdinl
the surplus stock of dish towels. holt
srs. cleaning clothes and the like whic
should always be In readiness. get
wooden boz high enough to make
comfortable seat; FURNISH wit
saxtor. hang the cover ON hinges pa
The top 81 II and cover with denim.
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Mr.. ALLEN TALKS ON
SCOTCH MASONRY
TELLS Of VISIT TO LODGE OF
GLASGOW.
Wneei'rg Lodse No. 8. a. r ara a
" win Sister Lodges. -.sr
Interesting Lecture.

40 the Scottish Rite cathedral last
evening Nr Walker Allen rave an
Interesting and elferta nlng talk of
DIE recent vlslf 20 fhe lodge % Gias
COW. S. John - q 1859. f1 the mem.
bfrs ~ wheeling lodge SO. g. s. r.
ard s. 81 aud number ~ t.s1ur
m emters ~ sister 'odgra
Preceding f1e lecture. work we
eNemp' fed hv mo degree team OF
wheeling lodge or several csnd.
dates. which was also aa Interesting
feature
Nr Ai.1s talk uas entirely alone
Masonic lines. mainly OF fhe Iodzs ~
r. tsE0u. uh.0h was "a tered Ir
1850 and is one ~ tle oI1-sf lodges
I'd the world D.. alec spoke on
ancient and modern >asoury. ro.ne
back f.1' years and gp Until us
rr-srn. tine.
a farlsor- r0rr-- BOOK ~--r
Piled hy N- Allen. con aiming a corv
% fne charter 90 Glasgow Iofr. ~
W .co.m 1fl. 20 date of SIN Orfof.r
l0lI. a copy 70 fte clartrl hg -
ham ths Lion. a. u. ISL. descrlo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
ALL you need IS A
CASCARET TONIGHT
ne Sies -esasShe. eilsous s,e-.eA
Ces,eo Tensse o. cors;ipsted
Be~eis ~ sorrins

Turn th- rNscAis out-the h~adache.
the b.llou-ne-s the indigestion. th-
s.ck. sour stoul and foul Eases-
turn them or 20 night anf Keep them
cut ~lfh Casca rets
Millions OF men and women take a
Cascaret "a and then snd never
know the misery caused b. larv
liver. ciozs.d boNeis ~ an up-,-
stomach
Dou Z put N another day Of dls
ties. Let CasCar-ts cleanse and r@g
ulats your stomach remove The sour.
uLdl Eested and fermsutlrg food aud
that misery making EAs. Jake the ~.
csss bile from your liver and carry
ouf of the system al the decompos..d
waste matter ard poison la the intes
tines and bowels Then sou viii
fee great
Casearrt tonight Viu surely
strai ght-n you out b. morning TheJ
work while you sleep A lo-cent box
from any drug store means cleaI
head and CheerfulneSs for mOntl =
Children love 20 take Ca-carets b.
cause they taste soOd-neyer gripe a.
sicken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

stcsed many valuable presents ON
the bride and groom After the We q
ding ceremony. which Vas conduct.
eel b. Re-. ~ ". Roth. of the Dallas
+. church. al elaborate luncheon
VAS rendered The bride and groom
then lett Tor their home. which r-ad
previously been handsomely fur
uished
The sroom is prominent farmer
o. SAND iiil. and the bride Was one
of thc young society leaders % ths,
section. Amons those present were
N-sdame- - ph Parker and Samuel
spring. 81 Nu,rling. Tom kimmons.
Bell Nhortou. Margaret Winters. Jo.
hanna Grimes ana Jerry Holmes.
Misses Elsie Holmes. Polly Holmes.
Aucy Holmes. Alice Chambers.
Me-.rs Tom Etmmons samuel
Wharton. Daniel Dadue and Jerry
Holmes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
lE AT T'HE ~
THEATRES,


81 The Apollo theatre th.s after.
noon and evening and Saturday after.
noon and evening the Manhattan
Gaiefy Girls Will give fhe closing per.
fOrmances o. their week enFaran. %
Dol huriesque and as tho h.ll has given
satisfaction throughout the week. fla
Indications point fo large audiences
The blrlcffaH are both aued with
sparkling comedy. lu which he sfeL
Tar roles arc played d. Lew Gordon
and MARY kiug. ulfh The assistance
~ Flo 1orion. Mabel webb. CAPTION
SNYDER and bevy of very affrac-ite
girls who are provided rIfh very
e.aborare and beautiful wardrobe
The 0I0 embrace number of very
pleasing novelties Nevf week tho
Williams ImporaI4 uu hold Che
boards az fhe Arouo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
About People
Movements OF IndlsIdIsis 70 sas
From the CITY

Mr. and Mrs Zacl Robinson. Of
FairmOut are the guests Of the lat
trr.s sisters. the Misses Brown. OF
WOOdsdale
Miss Maggic Hed.nger. 81 Sardis.
Ohio. is visiting her sister. Mrs
William II. Frohme. ~ North Market
street
Mrs. br Hugh Carr. OF Fairinonf.
- visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John l. Kirkland. Of WOOdsdale
Chief o. Police Howard Hastings
vas a business visitor az steuben
Vile yesterday.
James HanlOn. of Sistersyille. is in
tho city calling on friends
Lieutenant " 70 Bucey. Of the 10
cal police force. Ieft Wednesday
night for Fort Leavenworfh. Kansas.
IN charge 81 a federal prisoner
Mrs Jennie Robinson. o. Lind
street. 81 seriously il ~ her home
Larry Rayucr. 81 the South side.
Is recovering from a serious illness.
Miss Gertrude Barnes. visiting
nurse FOR OBJ" Lakeside hospital a.
Cleveland. ohio. who vas in the eity
90 attend the convention of nurscs.
left last evening for her home
% Walker Peterson. accompanied
by his daughter. Miss Nancy. left last
evening ior Sew York
The many friends OF Mr. George :
Feeny. ST.. vii Doe pleased fo learn
That ho is recovering nicely from an
operation. BE was able fo s.t up
yesterday Tor tho drst time
Attorney Ben Roseub.oom uas In
u
Charles Ward. mixOIos.-f sf Harry
Haar.eys Nineteenth street Gaze. b.
spending Few day. ar The Happy
Hollow fishing camp
Mrs Ur Erkrrt. OF Cleveland. fs
The guest OF Dr aud Mrs Charles "
Fr.ssel. % Fourteenth street Nrs
Eckert ls cousin % Dr FrIsseU
Miss Barbara 1864. % Chicago. a
Msrneiio graduate. on Monday will
take charge OF fhe MariueIo shop in
Wheeling az itOf Main street. over
The Art Millinery company. where
she viii % Eiad 20 meet al % her
old friends
Mr d. G.. Lounsbery. president
and Mrs 81. 7 Steel. serrifary
treasurer OF the West yIrsInl,
Graduate Nurses association. Ieff
last last evening Tor their homes fr
Charleston after attending the
nlrses' convention in this cIfv
Miss Catherine M0rierfy. % weus
1lrg. vas ln the city Th1rsfav af
tending fho nurses. convention
Miss Anna NcC0rm'ck. head nurse
uf The Cooke hospital OF Fairmo-t
s a guest az me home OF Misc knra
Burke in Mon chen.
O.. g. Cummins. formerly % tbs.
city. tlf now OF Detroit. Who has
been visiting he parents af Pleas.
ant Valley. has gone 20 Worvarfown
20 attend fhe Inauguration % Presl.
dent Hodges
Mise Katherine Scherr the darrA.
tsr % Hon. q. g. scherr. former
auditor 90 the stafe. ls the guest of
Mrs p A. Fussier. or The Island
Miss Schcrr vii visit In the city sew.
era 1Aza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
A LITTLE DANDERINE Will
MAKE YOUR HAIR LUSTROUS.
SOFT, FLUFFY, ABUNDANT
Yet q IS Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp and DandruH
" you Wish TO Double the Beauty
OF your Hair m Ten Minutes surely
Try a Danderine Hair Cleanse

Your hair beeornes Ezh,, Way, fsay.
srad.nt sHd .Pp,afi a. saf,. hli,rsas aad
erzuiifud a. yong gifrs after Danlsrns
szsr ei.znse. Ius' ify this rnots;rn a ooh
Nth bttie Dznd,fins And carefully er.., I,
through your i-@if. thing one small strand
time Ihii vii cleanse he k4H Il dust.
art and eHoeusise oI aid m jisf a fe,
moments yO1 1--we doubled the beauty a
your hair.
A dshgh'fal surprise awaits particularly
u",e who have been c4f,iell, ~hsss~ h.sf
n.s been negiectst or - teragTy, faded. nv.
brittle OF thin. Bci.dst helutiyiry the h.ir
o. once, DIndsrine d.asolsss eyery parricl,
OF d4ndfun, cieanss,. pgfihes anl ,nvis.f-
sfs. ths scalp. forever stopping itching and
Gliing hair.
Try a. you will, after or. application a
D9ndefine YOU cannot md any dAndrif %
loose or falling h4iT. ant Your rcalp vii
never itch, bit ~hat will ric,se YOU rnor,
VII be after few week. ne Nhen YOU vii
actually see ns~ half-hnc aid dnyrny Al
hfa-yes-bu' really re~ hair spfuu,ins "A
over the scalp. Dandefine makes th- hair
grow long, heavy and iuturi1n; and We can
prove ~. IL you care for pretty, ,ofi HAIR
md lots 81 i' surely get % cefs bDitls II
hnoulfon's Danderine from any drlg,is,
of toilet counter, and Just try H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
c~atrsiss so.o--o ~ 49, Tears
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

troupe have toured Europe very 81.
iensiV"iy and received faueriuE ap-
proFal ln Paris. London. Madrid and
other capital cities The operctta en-.
Tilted 'tarmf.a ls story OF Naples.
very dramatic. and set 10 folk lore
music ~ that romantic country. NJ
ola d. very beautiful woman. and
in the prime OF her singing career
symphony orchestra ls attached to
OBJ" organization and Will give FOIL
value 20 the romantic muoic There
are forty people ia the company.
Forbes-Roberso Acting.
or course the feature about The
Passing ~ the Third Floor Back. 90
which Forhoa- Robertson brings 90
fhF city shortly. f. tho remarkable
acting ~ the distinguished English
actor A profound student a. the
drama Itself Forbes Robertson un
doubleday out shines aIl fhs. members
~ his arr to-day But 10 o. not alone
these qualities that are ge,f ia hIr
Interpretation ~ the role be- will
play here. unless DO may hc said thar
they have been welded together utL
q s"nsitiFeness a. fnc and roffonluf
a. The face ~ a Raphael Rather b. If
that be- creates about himself an af
wosphere that seems almost Chris.
IKE To- re gently mystical haze iI
FImpl city warns while 70 genss ar
aiysia. Something seems % emansf
fffm him which seefns - creep ,.
lentiy around one and hold Boo kind,
'hrall A. the Court Theatsr Tues
Day night. November 7fh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
crelahton-M ecermIek

Mr. John VI. Creighton. 81 New
MartinsSiile. aud Miss Gertrude
Mccormick. OF this city. were united
IN SiarriAge Thursday morning by
Rev r. r. Hrininstool al the Baptist
parsonage on South Broadway MIR
Creighton - foreman of the mold
department ~ the New MArtiusv!il-
Glass company. After brief visit
90 Lancaster. Ohio. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Creighton viii reside IN New Mar.
tinsVille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

'HIs Honor fhe Mayc- comes f9
The Court on Friday and SATURDAY.
Novenber q and . matinee SATURDAY.
headed bv Harry Kelly in bis ORIG.
inaI role of Deacon Fiood. ir utfrh
Do appeared ufh marked success f.r
seven seasons. during which rr.. DO
hae given over 700 ff1learf Ter
foruarres a. fhe role r which fe
made slrh an ur1ra fled success az
wallace Theater Tor sn entire sea
con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
IN SUNNY ITALY
W. p. Heiskeli and Family VIII
Spend the Winter az Capri. and
VIII Leave Shortly.

Sir w. p Heiskell and family will
leave shortly Tor Capri. Italy. whers
they viii spend the winter. and pos
sih.y remain for longer time.
Recently Mr. Hciskeil sold his fine
home property a. Echo Point 10 Or.
" s. Fulton. Tho confederation be.
lng iu tho nclghborhood 81 $4,000.
Dr. aud Mrs Fulton will take pos
session ~ their n"n home In the
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Return From wsddina TrIp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Laiane. MO were
united Ia marriage az the home OF
the brides parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Eckert. ia Cleveland recently. have
arrived IN Wheeling and taken up
residence or Fourteenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

ton Of the old OAK chest OF Glasgow
lodge. ancient lodges. past masters
~ Wheeling lodge and list OF tho
members aud officers Of that body,
Was presented all ia attendance. and
"Il NO doubt De highly priced by
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
rmIlInnt cIun M.-ts.

\ regular mertag Of the Twilight
club ~as held 81 the Fort Henry
club la, evening \ very interest
ing scss.ou was held. practically Tie
fui membership being present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
EntertSined Friends.

MS Lena Kline antretAiuec a
crowd ~ her frl"nd. with a. HalloN-
cen party az her home on last
Z Wenty ninth street \ vrry pleasant
evening Was spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

40 the home us tho brides parents.
Mr. and Mr.. Jerry Holmes. at sand
HIU. ThYr.day ,,crin. occurred the
marriage or Niss N.tii- Holmes 20
oscar Daduc The wedding WAS a.
tended by . host OF friends. who be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

Mis- Hazel WALTERS. OF NcA-cheu.
entertsiuec humber %. her fri.n1s
laur-aay evening 40 her home w.il
a haiiOSe en party Inc es.uin.
~as spent ~ifh games ami music. -a-a
dainty refre.tucnf- we're served
Z nOae prvr-ut WeE- Misses Louise
and Jeanne Barth. Sell Hcady. Anla
Murof. NeNa S..klrs. Je-n COy a, r.
Mary S~ikirk. Elizabeth Black 90
" elisburg. Virginia Reed. Hazel 3D.
mar. Mabel Walters. Etnei - Ilsal.
Anna Carr son. Sell S.htsEascr. Gag
re hosers. MessT-. llcury Cumptu.L
saul Moore. William White. Elur
Long. hsr'y >4lcr.. E4uool hlO-r
Bruce SeaOrsH and Harp simpson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

Win ouly tAv Immediate r,iatlNe
present N.ss Mary Gertrude Feeuy.
daughter 81 Sir aud Mrs George y
rreny. ot Echo Point. Was llat even
INK united 20 marriage To- fredcr. =
j. Park. Jr Tia marriage ceremony
Was conducted hy Rev. Father Made.
o. - Michael Catholic church. AZ
fer The wedding th- bridal party d"-
parted Tor Sew York. where th 3
Viii spend 'a..r honeymoon
s bridal -aucLrcu WIS served
The Bird. is the beautiful aud 60.
Cumulshrd daughter of Mr. and
Mr. George y Fccuy. Will" t4e
groom .s the con of p j. Park. az 10 ,
cts The bride VAS aftir'd Iu %
brown travelling suit. while thV
groom wore conventional black
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

school held - regular meeting last
night at tho home of Miss Janet E.bet
INK pleasant social and cuisines IS
session WIS enjoyed. and light re-.
ir~shmeuts were served. The annual
election Of officers Ra- held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Aipna p DANCE

TIE fO.i0-. as ammo 4ac,nel.ta have
been 4ss4-1
Alpha O..
..a.H
...ag A-Hrr ra eH. .". l.fT
E.r. ft1l
Martins -rrf. ed .tt
" -slr i-t..u-. I.r.rrafi.-
con. l-it Tee 81 .ll4rI. EerElaffral ffa4L
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unique e"nt"r'aiumeuf was given
by the Carlton Circle % 90. second
Presbyterian church Thursday even
INK November Beginning al :
o'clock a musical and literary enter
iainmrut was given. and following
this singer bread. pumpkin Die. mo
1ars"S iary. corre aud cakes Vers.
served by aaitress-s CARRIED 10 rustic
style The auditorium was decorated
in llailo~"''u style. and other deco
ratiuns carried ont the effects OF "a
country scene. The following pro
gram VAS rendered
Plano solo
Mrs. H4ip 1fto
Nnet cd Lstut.fIt NIE.t.. tffsnl1rk
Afr IDA N"lt- Sf~a.r Mis- Nars
Medley
reading ... 5.i..t-f
Miss Hazel plmst-,d
Belle Miller
Vocal -'i'--Th- C4r.lIa - Mos
tuw .. Palm E..F-a,.
pr O. ~ Mcdonald
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SOCIETY


An entertainment and pie social
WIN be given by the Ladies' AID So
eiety OF the WarWood Christian
church Friday evening. November
Pie. cakes anu coffee Will be- served
The following program will b.. rem
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eafsar and Supper.
The ladies' 81 ST Pauls church. on
tho South Side. gave an apron bazaar
ana supper In the basement OF IA.
church Thursday evening
Golden Links Meeting.
The Golden Links SUNDAY s.hool
class OF 81. Lukcs Lutheran SUNDAY
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1911-04-14
Headquarters

Fine Millinery, Good Stylish Shoes, Low Ok
fords, and Pumps in all feathers, Velvet, Patent
Gun Metal and Vici Shoes Of quality that cost
! no more than the ordinary kind.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09

members can obtain copies of this work free of charge by addressing the Grand Recorder
 The Grand Lodge annual meeting takes place next month, on October 18th in Willimantic, Connecticut, when the officers for the ensuing year will be elected and the annual reports of Grand Lodge officers submitted. Of special interest for the occasion is the fact that the Supreme Master Workman of the Order. William Mar wis. Of Muscatine, Iowa, and the Su- preme Foreman John Currier Gallagh- CT of New Haven, the two highest of f1cers in rank in the Order, have sim niffed their intention to be present and no doubt they will receive a most en- ance at the convention will be, it ia expected, the largest for years. Ad- dresses will be made by the Supreme officers on the condition of, and out look for the Order, and the reasons existing for congratulation. Official notice of the meeting will be forward ed to each of the seventy three lodges in this state by the Grand Recorder. The headquarters of the Grand Lodge will be at the Hooker house. On the evening proceeding the Grand Lodge Session, a grand reception to the public hall. under the auspices of the three lodges in that section. Willi- mantle lodge. No. II, of willimantic Coventry lodge. No. 15, of Coventry, and Columbia lodge, No. 7S, of Col umbia. A joint committee has been ap- pointed by these lodges to make pre- parations and arrangements for the reception and it is expected that the order in that part of the state will re- ceive quite an awakening. There will be, it is expected, from one hundred twenty five to one hundred thirty in at the annual meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
ROYAL AacANuM.

At the usual fall meeting of the grand council of Connecticut of the Royal Arcanum, held at Hills home stead, Savin Rock, on Thursday, there were about75 present from the coun- cils of the state, and Supreme Regent McF-adden of Virginia was guest of the gathering. his address being the principal feature of the meeting. In former years these were replaced by written reports that had been sent in before the meeting.
 Acting Grand Regent Albert H. Bar clay. who is filling the office left va cant when Grand Regent Price re- signed because of removal from the state. was presented a loving cup bv the staff officers. the committeeman and the deputy grand regents. while former Grand Regent Price, who was present was given a Royal Arcanum button and a fountain pen by the grand council.
 Past Regent W. T. Curry, who was the representative from Thames .coun cil. No. 1851, of this city, made re- quest that the grand council grant an open meeting in Norwich and assist with it. The request was granted and such d meeting under the auspices of Thames council will probably be held late in September or the early part of October.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
Addressed to ChaS. H. Fletcher.
Letters from Prominent Physicians Addre

Dr. B. Halstead Scott, of Chica- go, Ill, says :s' have prescribed your Castoria often for infants during my practice and find it very satisfactory"
 Dr. William Belmont, ~,f Cleve- land, Ohio, says :" You Castoria stands first n it's cIasa In my thirty years of practice can say never have found anything that so filled the place."
 Dr. R. J. Hamlen, of Detroit, Mich., says prescribe your Cas- toria extensively as I have never found anything to equal it for chill dren's troubles. am aware that there are limitations in the field, but I always see that my patients get Fletcher's."
 Dr. Charming Fl. Cook, of Saint Louis, Mo, says: "I have used your Castossa for several years past in my own family and have always found it thoroughly efficient and never objected to by children, which is a great consideration in view of the fact that most medi- cines of this character are obnox- ious and therefore difficult of ad- ministration. As a laxative consider it the peer of anything shat ever prescribed"