The Oregon mist., March 06, 1903, Image 4

Scrofula
It Is commonly inherited.
Few are entirely f roe, from It,
Talo, weak, puny children art
afflicted with it in nine, cases out of
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are bunches la
the neck, abscesses, cutaneous erup
tions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears,
rickets, catarrh, wasting, and general
dobility.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Eradicate, it, positively and absolute
ly, This statement is based on the
thousands of permanent cures these
medicines hare wrought.
" My daughter had scrofula, with eleven
ores on her neck and about her ears. Hood's
Sarsaparilla was highly recommended and
the took it and wai cured. She is now in
food health." Mas. J, H. Jokes, Parker
City, Ind.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promise to
cure and keep the promise.
Ecclesiastical.
Chnrch Do yon think he is a well
proportioned wan?
Go tali m No; his lings are away
ont of proportion to his brains. Youk
ers Statesman.
a batch of baroains. '
Second Hand Pianos and Organs Almost
Given Away.
To relieve the veritable congestion
in second hand pianos and organs at
our store, which resulted from our
taking an immense mm her in ex
change for new ones, we will offer the
following extraordinary prices on ex
cellent second hand pianos and organs:
Pianos,
Kimball Upright, - with mahogany
veneer, 7i octaves, combined damper
and hammer Mange of brass, a compact
piano of pretty outlines on which we
will give discount of $118.00.
Decker, rosewood case, three strings,
open pin lock, 7s octaves, fine action,
looke just as good as new, only f 187.00.
linger, quarter sawed San Domingo
mahogany ease, full musie rie.-k, double
fold fall, continuous hinge, 7 1-9 oc
taves, good quality ivory keys, for
$168.00.
A Christie for $150X0.
Emerson, $125.00.
Knabe, $235.00.
Ludwig, $165.00; and dozens of
others.
Terms, each, or f 12.00 to $15.00
down and $6.00, $3.00 to $10.00 a
month with interest. Easy enough for
any one to afford and the pianos are
way ahead of anything you ever found
for the price.
Organs.
Estey, oak case, nsed bnt a few
months, latest style, $39; Estey, larg
est size, high top, solid walnut case,
$41; Kimball, satin walnut rate, mir
ror, music rcak, not used enough to soil
carpet, cost $135, now $56; Chicago
Cottage, 6 octaves, large fancy top,
nsed very little. $42; another 6 octave
style, cost $150, yours for $55; Estey
Chapel, $28; Packard,. 6 octaves, solid
walnut case, fancy top, $54; Loring &
Blake, parlor size, solid walnut case,
$32; Durrand Empire top, solid walnut
case, $40; Cornish, solid walnut, $16;
Durrand, high top, $38, good as new;
Genuine Earhuff, very neat and pretty,
mouse proof, cost $110, only $13; A. B.
Chase, gilded panels, beautifully
carved, $o9; Crown, use! but little,
price 35, will sell for $83; A. B.
Chase, pannels finished with French
walnot, exchange for Vofs piano,
can be had for only $55; Beeth
oven, high top, $20; Ann Arbor, $26;
celebrated A. H. Whitney, $41; Pack
ard, in fancy case, $43; one of the great
Kimball makes, $49. Terms, $6.00 to
$8.00 down and $5.00 to $7.00 a
month, according to make and age.
Write ns at once if yon want one of
these bargains. Eilers Piano House,
Washington street, corner Park, Port
land, Oregon. Other large houses, San
Francisco, Spokane and Sacramento.
Urged Him On.
Miss Gotrox -The idea of your pro
posing to me! Why, f never gave you
any encouragement!
Mr. Poornian You forget that you
once informed me that you had half a
million in your own right. Chicago
Hews.
Sure Thing.
Kind Father My dear, if you want
good husband, marry Mr. Goodheart.
He really and truly loves you.
Daughter Are yon sure of that, pa?
Kind Father Yes, indeed, I've been
borrowing money from him for six
months, and still be keeps coming.
A Mistake.
"Mrs. Plamm holds her own well,
doesn't she?"
"But it isn't. That's ber sister's
child. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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ST. JACOBS
OIL
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Backache
Headache
Feetache
All Bodily Aches
AND
CONQUERS
PAIN.
DYING WORDS OF FAMOUS MEN. j
The Last Utterances of Some of the
World's Greatest Celebrities.
It is well."-Washington.
"I must sleep now." Myron.
"Is this your fidelity." Nero.
"Them I am safe." Cromwell.
"Let the light enter." lioothe.
"God's will be done." Bishop Ken.
"Lord, lake uiy spirit." Edward VL
"Lord, receive my spirit." Cranmer.
"Dou't give up the ship." l-awreue
"It is the last of earth."-J. Q. Adanu
"I am about to die." Samuel Johnson.
"Independence forever." John Adams.
"Give Dayrolles a clialr." Cheaterrleld.
"I shall he happy." Archbishop Sharp.
"Don't let poor Nellie starve." Charles II.
"I thauk God I have done my duty." Nelson.
"1 feel as If I were myself again." Walter Scott
"An emperor should die standing." Vespasian.
"The best of all is. God Is with us."-John Wealey.
"It matters little how the head lletti." llalelgh.
"A dying man can do nothing easy." Franklin.
"Many things are becoming clearer to me." Schiller.
"I feel the daisies growing over nie."John Keats.
"Taking a leap In the dark. O mystery." Thomas Palue.
"Iton't let that awkward sipiail tire over my grave."-Burns.
"Mere, veteran. If you think It right, strike."- Cicero.
"I thought that dying had been more dll!leult."-I.ouls XIV.
"Let me die to the sounds of delicious music." M Ira beau.
"It la small, very small," alluding to her neck. Anne Boleyn.
"Let me hear those notes so long my solace and delight." Mozart
"We are as near heaven by soa as by land." Sir Humphrey Gilbert
"I do not sleep. I wish to meet death awake." Maria Theresa.
"I resign my soul to God; my daughter to my country." JefTerson.
"I would not change my Joy for the empire of the world." Hilllp Sidney.
"Farewell, Llvla. and ever remember our long uulon." Augustus Caesar.
"I have sent for you to see how a Christian can die." Addison to War
wick. "Into thy hands, O Lord. I commend my splrlt."-Chrlstopher Columbus.
'I want nothing, nud I'm lookiug for uotulng but heaven." Philip
Melaucthon.
"I have seen all things, and all thlugs are of little value."-Alexander
Severn.
"Remorse: Remorse! Write It! Write it! Larger! Larger. "-John Ran
dolph. "O, liberty, liberty, how many crimes are committed In thy name." Mine.
Roland.
"Let us cross over the river and rest under the shade of the trees."
Stonewall Jackson.
"Crlto, we owe a cock to Esculaplus; pay It soon, I pray you, and neglect
It not." Socrates.
"I am dying out of charity to the undertaker, who wishes to urn a
lively Hood.'' Hood.
"Throw up the window that I may once more see the magnificent scene
of nature." Rosseau.
"1 pray you see me safe up. and for my coming down, let me shift for
myself." Sir Thomas More on the scaffold.
"My soul I resign to God. my body to the earth, and my worldly posses
sions to my relatives." Michael Angelo.
"I have provided for everything In my life except death, and now, alas!
I am to die, though thoroughly unprepared." Caesar Borgia.
"It will not be long before God takes me, for no mortal can live after
the glories which God has manifested to my soul." Toplady.
"Lord, enlighten and soften the hearts of my executioners. Adieu for
ever, my dear children. I go to Join your father." Marie Antoinette.
"Be of good comfort, brother, for we shall this day light such a candle
In England, as. by God's grace, shall never be put out" Latimer to Ridley.
"What Is the matter with my dear children! Have I alarmed you? Oh.
do not cry. Be good children, and we will all meet In heaven." Andrew
Jackson.
"My country! O, how I love my country." William Pitt, the younger.
"Here Is a book (the Bible) worth more than all others ever printed; yet
It Is my misfortune never to have found time to read it I trust In the
mercy of God. It Is now too late." Patrick Henry.
"Not one foot will I five so long as breath bides within my breast, for
He who shaped both sea and land ill's day shall end my battle or my life.
I will die King of England."-Rlchard III.
"Father In heaven, though this body la breaking away from me and I
am departing this life, yet I know I shall forever be with Thee, for no oue
can pluck me out of Thy hand." Martin Luther.
"I shall die regretting. I have always desired the happiness of France.
I did all In my power to contribute to It. I can say with truth that the
first wife of Napoleon never caused a tear to flow." Josephine.
"Lockhart, I may have but a moment to spenk with you. My dear, be
a good man, be virtuous, be religious, be a good man; nothing else will give
you any comfort when you come to lie here." Walter Scott.
"Thy creatures, O Lord, have been my books, but Thy Holy Scriptures
much more. I have sought Thee In the courts, fields and gardens, but I
found Thee, O God. in Thy sanctuary. Thy temple." Lord Bacon.
"I have meditated upon the state of the church, the spouse of Christ, I
have fought against spiritual wickedness In high places, and I have pre
vailed; I have tasted of the heavenly Joy, where presently I shall be! Now,
for the last time. I commit my soul, body and spirit Into Ills hands. Now it
has come." John Knox.
...-I Bi.fti -i riiihili
UBS. E. r. SHKPARD
THEY ARE RECONCILED.
Th. Reuniting- of a Venderbllt Bclon
aad Hla wire.
A reconciliation has taken place be
tween Elliott Fitch Shepard, jr., or
New York, a grandson of the late w m-
lam H. vanuerout,
and his wife, Esther
W I g g 1 n ,l'o tter
Shepard. F o r 1 1 1
months they were
separated by rea
son of allegations
of Impropriety on
bis part, because of
which Mrs. Shep
ard brought suit for
a legal separation.
The Influence of
Deacemaklng mem-
here of the family orevailed, and, pre
sumably, there will hereafter be smooth
sledding.
The marriage of these young people
was a society sensation. .111011 nuep-
ard, whose father was the famous pub
lisher, was one of the liveliest young
men Yale ever turned out His bride
was the daughter of a grocer who kept
a small store In Greenport, L. I. She
was the prettiest girl on the Island,
could swim, ride a horse and play ten
nis. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, the moth
er of the defendant, who was Instru
mental In reuniting the young people,
lives at Woodlea, which Is situated at
Scarsborough-on-the-Hudeon, and Is
one of the finest country estate In
America. The Pompellan gardens there
are marvels of the gardener's art
VALUE OF BABY'S CRY.
ly. and they should be allowed to do
so a portion of each day. When the
cry la whining or continuous It Is usu
ally cauaed by overindulgence of some
kind, or by mistakes, such ss handling
the baby, when he Is more comfortable
left alone. Too much entertaining
causes nervousness and cold extremi
ties, which make necessary too many
wraps or too hot a room; this results In
discomfort snd weakness and lack of
fresh air. Bleeping In a bed with older
persons Is bad for a baby; It drawt
upon the vitality. Indigestion Is never
natural; It is caused by overfeeding or
Improper feeding. Harper's Bazar.
It Helps to Hake Healthy Pair of
Lnnae.
The early cry, which Is painfully try
ing to some young mothers, especially
to a nervous one, becomes less distress
ing If she stops to think that the lungs,
never having been nsed, need exercise
in order to make them strong. For the
first three months the Infant Is too
weak, even with a fair amount of cry
ing, to develop the lungs more than
one-third their normal capacity, and
that these organs cannot be considered
perfect until they are Inflated to their
utmost is enough to make ber tolerant
of a fair allowance of crying. A year
of simple breathing would not accom
plish aa much toward developing the
lungs aa a moderate amount of crying
each day for a month. It la the deep
Inhalation, such aa accompanies a good
cry, which alone can make the lung
j strong. Healthful Infanta cry normal-
IS ROOSEVELT'8 INTIMATE.
Chester I. Lone, Recently Elected Sen
ator from K.nsee.
Kansas has recently elected a United
States Senator to succeed W. T. Har
ris. The chosen Individual is Chester
I. Long, the Con
gressman, who la 44
years old and Is the
y 0 u n gest Senator
ever elected In the
State. He Is a na
tive o f Pennsyl
vania, a former res
ident of Missouri,
and a graduate of
the law office of
George R. reck,
now of Chicago.
CHEeTEB 1. LO!0. wb) lnduced hm to
enter politics. He Is now serving bis
fourth term In Congress. He 1 a per
sonal friend of President Boosevelt
W here She brew the Line. .
Klnglake, the Oriental traveler and
historian of the Crimean war, never
married. This was strange, says bis
biographer, because he admired wom
en, and formed fine Intellectual friend
ships with them.
He thought that there should be
priestesses as well as priest In the
churches, the women as the Ugerlas of
men as the men are the pontiffs of
women.
A friend of his tells us that when be
was attacked by gout Klnglake wish
ed for the solace of a woman doctor,
and wrote to one, asking If gout were
beyond ber scope.
She answered: "Dear Sir Gout Is not
beyond my scope, bat men are."
If a woman Uvea In the same neigh
borhood with a family of young chil
dren, she can become a missionary to
China, by taking charge occasionally
while the mother gets out of Jail.
THE PINKHAM CURES
iTTUnTIG GREAT ATTK1T10I U0N
Frances Stafford. of Z43 li.
114th St., N.Y. City, adds her tcs
tlmony to the hundreds of thou
sands on Mrs. I'inkhnm's files.
When Lydia F- linkham "a lie-mo.
dies wore tlrst int induced skeptics
all over the country fiowtied uoii
their curative claim, hut as veivr
after year has rolled ly iind tho
little group of wotnemwio Imd Kvu
curve! by the new discovery hiw
BUiee crown into a vast army of
hundreds cf thousands, doubts and
skepticisms have Kvu swept away
as by n mighty llid, until today
tho great good that f.yitti.
IMnklmin's Vegetable Compound
among tho women of Amor ten is U'J," i'.'n'ii.i., 1
attinetinft the attention of many of UM; umiir mu
our leadinsr setenusis, in.j
and thinking people.
Merit alone could win such himej
wise therefore, U the woman who
for cure relies uim l.ydiii 1-IMnklium'aVeeeUbleCompound.
H.inful Husband
Cicero Moke-t came to tola yo',
ma'am, elat I.ncy Brawn,
leabo yo'yestedaj, ain't -win- lib out
no mo,' kae she married lie today.
Mrs. lteiikcop--l"dedt t,IIT
Hi.-oro Moke-Well, I fought inebbe
yo' might let her do yo washhi . I
a dru.iui.lii' up trade (or her die mo n
In'.
Not "Just as cliol."
Your dealer may toll you that some
oilier brand of e he and pears l
other fruits is as good aa or the same a
Mi.nopole. Poil't you believe such a
statement It Isn't so and your dealoi
wouldn't make It If be would only cm
pare all the other so-called high rla
hrand. with Monopole. M.iuoo'e
hulls aw packed to order In spec a
raniierloa end ere packed In a special
way. They are, thereinto, sweeter,
mo'ro natural In Havor and more dolled
nus than any other brand. Je Mono
pole from your grocer. W adliams
Kerr llros , Monole gnxrs and dry
coffee waiters, PortlantlOregon.
Advantages ol Saving.
A boy beginning at 10 and saving 5
a month will have :l'.'H hen he is i'l,
even if his savings hank pays only .
,.rcont inlere-t. Not only that, bnt
ho will have aopilred the habit of iav
h,g, which will help him all his life.
Ilewere at Olnlmenis fc t'elerrh Thai
ruHlatu Memurr.
A. mor.-urr HI .urolr .lf.ir..r the mm
mrll.lll.-.'milHolr.l.'tsliS. Ihe whole
t, m wiivii'iocrnis U Oir.iuli ihe murnua
tio lOi.-li rilcli-e lu.uM uer ui.l
rri.l on .tr.,rt.n,.h lt ll-ulelie Mt
cl.ii.Mtl.e.leiiieO "' ' """ '" J "'
K.uxl Ton .- ...ib!v derive l Chew
lull cuatrh Cure, mioili iuil or r. 1
t In . Tiil-lo,0..euiueiin no wereerr.
f!ii li'ivTl ml mi.... eur !' Che syecem
In Imv ln Hull ( rrii
tin. riiun II 11 lukru l'i
In rl.-.l'. Ohl
ruelir. eu3 me.e
tr J. i iiur twit-
price IV. twr twiile.
i ere Cue tn.
rhills
He Fccla It.
"IV. draft irlve VOU Culd
down your back?" asked the y
pher.
"It does," replied the wine guy,
"when my bank account isoverdrawu."
Hobby's Comment.
Little Boby was inspecting the new
baby for tt.e'tirst lime, -and his dictum
was as follows:
'i '., it'ii iiIik enough, what
there is of it, but I m sorry it ain't a
parrot.
Oniy Whca Orilrrtcl.
Belentitlc and Neivoiu Visitor (at
e-ountry hotel) I suppose there's m
ptomaine iu this pie?
Waiter (.pilte equal to the occasion)
No sir. We never smts that In unless
specially ordoied. Tum li.
MIS !.. n.,1 (...' M '"el
,1-fc.r.r S-.u,.i fUKKH OOoii.iil-..lw-
ee. p.ail tu uu. o ruu4iiie.re
A Study of a Kkb Man.
"I witmlnr how a rich man fel?"
'Well, I'll toll you. He fil die
away: N"W diet he got it be can't keep
it; an e( he do krep it somcoody else
will sho' git it!"
Mothers will Bnd Mrs. snnttow's 8onth
ln Srnip Hie be'! remedy Co u lor Itoeif
jiiilvlrcu during me lecliilng period.
Cough
"Mywlfshadideep-seatedcough
for Ihree years. I purchsscd two
bottles of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral,
large site, and It cured ber com
pletely."
J. II. Burge, Mscon, Col.
Probably you Know of
cough medicines that re
lieve llttlo coughs, all
coughs, except Jttp omsl
the medicine that has
been curing the worst of
deep coughs for sixty
years is Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral.
Throe tl.Mi Ho . emms f ecaieerf
eel.li '., !' "' eeelile. ei.e;
1.1 I....I .-.Li.. .e.v, l. ..0.1 e.-ue.ieel
F"'""TI
irtl
Tor nearly
tSaetf ev a
1 1 lerpya
Seeds
ben ibmi areweiie hmmn i,
kii.il .. e.e;-l",r"
. "' erellKei,,
llete l!taenple.
"In union there la strength," said
the first passenger,
"Yes. Indeed," ld the othor, I
have Iwou liylng for a year to break a
,.,.rrl,,e lie. I've tried lek(e and
Oklahoma both, and e are still unit-
e,."N ..rk limes.
DELICIOUS AND TEMPTING
a1
OUCH DROPS
()iimh n..
ugh Drop.
AreBn,stfllB11
en.l mauiKi,!
J'e .l. ,7
"'Iilerll,,,,,,, . "
l-ei lim i,, J
I'aUflc Coast
lllmiili Co,
''. O,
ABSOLUTE !
SECURITY,
The Popular Prolcislon.
The resson whv giving advi.-e is
entioh more nonnlar than taking it,
! ii ilieuen't reMinire one to be
Toeifti Leather,
no A sign on an Kaat Side shop window
is reads:
so "Krie.1 Slows." The merchants
Ccnulno
u1-
AMERICAN
CREAM
SEPARATORS
Carter's
Little Liver Pills,
Kluat tear Signature
ee I'ac-Mewlle Wrepeef Heie.
Arekittt .uKiefiiee
IlieC wilt eiiU
to nieke a t-4 enti
on lew is.ee n
elen.l, uievet we
enineineiliheweni
SlevneMl In Al t. lne (- inn lteM
olhee, l:
tloee aelaMMng, V;f Cbeecef,
Jhl McmU(, leieCwlr,
Welle tot tree reieli(iie.
MITCHUL, LEWIS 1 .Titll tt
lOltTtAHU, CWe.
atHiw ANil. we.e. h.ait, tcWw
W..a tlclel. I .1!.. u
if I
llff Jl miW umion saaoa t
II W. I . OeweelM teeswee eW Sea
Terr eewell mm ee eaww
. .... . 1 . . .1. l L-.1...I l...t 1.- I. ..... 1.. ...it m
many eliftetent ainusol peopio. nasii-. naieio ee ,,., ou .... .-. -iugton
Times. j comma altor it -New York Times.
Fined for Dancing.
At I.uchow, Germany, I'-'S fathers
have been lined one mark each for al
L;. el.ulr rhililroii. iienle-r 10 vears
i"'"8 .,.. -
of age, to dance at the harvest fe-tiv
of a village nearhy. I lie village pa-tor
objeH-tcxl to the d dicing and ri'iH.rteHl
the rae to the police. It was eli-cov-ered,
however, that his rhtldn-n hail
dancel, too, and he was Onod with the
rest. Tit-bits.
Plso's I'nre l a Rmxl roorh nieilicliie.
Itlmscuml r..iiln nj rolils for loriy
year. At elrtiKguts. i'e reins.
A Little Close.
"Von marrinl a rich wife-, didn't
yon'"' ak.-.l Joiiea of bis friend.
"Ye-s." ho sighe, "hut she hasn't
ilix la-rd any diviilnnd yet."
iilSOilMA
CAKI LKo roi oiukmi.
roi iiueutiut.
roa TORPia Liven.
rOR CORSTIPATIOI.
roisiuowtiii.
roRmcoMPUxioi
CURE RICK HCAOACHC.
aAAilewWAAAAA W a "! I 'm
T J m a.H.i l.xe
I have been aelng c ellK i e. for
Stood Much Wear.
Mr. Jones My doar, do you know
that you have one of the best voices iu
Hie Worm, Iniimmie, won wbicto I uee lieei emice4 lur
Mrs. Jones Indeed! Ik you really &,r ceenty rpAra.eeul I rei IlieC e'eerereut
.. . . - h.vM i..n niA mure re llrf eli.ii enr uclmr ri,ie.
tutnk Mf flr I ie flt.r innj. I .lien i-rieinir rejen
Mr. Jones I certainly do, othorwise ni.n-l ttinn eo mj Iriemu ee brine eil tiie, ere
,. ii. i ..... i ceurewwieci ' Taue uiixeab. tma. ill
II W(iUHI nave eei woru uui lung eft'.. -
jora unies.
Awkward.
Bon of the House Won't yon sing
aomethinit. MifB MurielT
Miss .Muriel Oh I, daren't,
such good music as we have txen
ening to.
Hon of the House I'd rather listen
to your singing than any amount of
good music. London Punch.
POTATOES :
$t.50
Bbl.
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ff JUNIA (I.IRRirilH.IIKcMss.HM.
f'4 .MtfvMe Wmm im-4.
mm) 9hm mmamtm
$25,000 REWARD
woe tw ti I ee ..rm wWe
bee eivMv eeee eeinm.wc.
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tie fAii tiue rheetMif WJmI t. I
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w. t. nouoe.ee a-oo cict socs iH
tSroreh le.(X ComtMaree wieft Oenef Steew.
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about it? I Miss lie f-pite I jii-td"teon (inorgi
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can't think of anyone else who will' Miss I Swete't Yes; In dotage 01
lend me money. Chicago News. j la liable to do almost anything.
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simileiiing dtcFoodandnci'uia
ting ttic Stomachs and lAawm of
Promotes Di4cstion.CiWrrur
ness and nest.Conlains neitticr
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NEW YDT1K.
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EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER.
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Tbo Kind Yon ITava Alwnre Tlnntrlif. find U'1il..1. Kmsm
-j . eA v eeee . RtJiW
la uso for over 30 yearn, Iiuh borne tho alinmttire of
,tfr m a,"i han bcn modo under lila pir
CJlyjytffl-tf; " . ioivul uprvllon alnco lUlnrunry.
rvr. aoms AMow no ono to dcct,, vo yoi Jn lhUk
All Counterfeits, Imitation and " JnHt-aa-trood" Bro but
EzporliucnU tbut trlflo with nnd cudeiiirer the lioiUth of
IuCtuiU aad Children lixpcrUjnce agianat Ii per uncut.
What is CASTORIA
Cnxtorla la a barmles auliHtltute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drop and Hoothlug- Wyrnpa. It la lMcaaiint, It
contulna neither Opium, Morphlno nor other NarcoUo
mibMtiincA. Its otro la Ua gunrunteo. It destroy. AVonna
and ulbtya Feverlahncaa. It cure DuutIiumi and Wind
i., 7!"cvc yln Trouble, cure. Co.mtlputloa
and I lutulency. It aKliiinte tho Food, retrulutea tha
Tho Children's l'anacca-Tho Mother's I rlcud.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Eoaro tto Signatuxo of
Hie Kind You Have Alvars Bondit
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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