Catarrh
r n n e c e s s a ry .
“Y es,” grow led old Roxley. “M abel’i
lover interview ed me la st n ig h t Stupid
fe llo w ; no sense a t a ll.”
“A h !” exclaim ed Asrum. “th en yot
won’t have him for a son-in-law ?”
“I? W hat have I to do w ith it? Tht
idea of his com ing to ask me w hen tht
girl and her m other a re s a tis tied. Ill
he had any sense he’d know t h a t set
tie d i t ”—P h ilad e lp h ia Press.
3 « constitutional disease orieirvatlng In
^ L o r e blood and requiring constitutional
itment acting through and purifying the
id for its radical and perm anent cure,
greatest constitutional remedy is
HoodSarsaparilla
B l n usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known as S a r s a t a b s . 100do?es«l.
■ Kasai and other local forms of catarrh
•re i elleved by Catarriets, which allay m-
amation and deodorize discharge. 50c.
H e tln e d
H a ir F alls
j Then It’s time to act! No time
j ;o s;uJy, to rcaJ, to experi
ment! You want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, too!
So make up your mind this
very minute that if your hair
ever comes out you will use
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any
thing else. It’s nature’s way.
T o rtu re .
“Lil. you just ou?hr to h a v e h e a n i
how Miss Capsicum talked the other day
when she was real mad. You don't kuow
what you missed.”
“ W hat did she say, Jen?”
THE DAIST
TLV K1LLES
“ G racious! You don't expect me to sa> I
destroy» all th e the dreadful things she said, do you?”
the» and affords
com fort to every
hom e—in dining
rt*om, sleeping
room and e \ cry
place w here flies
a re troublesom e.
Clean, neut and
w ill not »oil or
in ju re anythiug.
___i one© and you will never he w ithout them .
I kep by uealen». sent prepaid f o r ‘JOc.
BOLD iOMEKS. 14» DeBalb A y »., Brooklyn, N T
C s lv r a H i m
Th<a beet k in d of a testim o n ia l —
“ Gold fo r o v e r s ix ty y e a rs .’*
Al»w iMAuufkotur»ru o f
J 9
F ilte rin g a D e m u rre r.
“T alk about the superiority of mina
over m atter!” said the argumentativo
boarder. “ It’s just the other way. If
you want to be sure not to forget a thin?
you don't trust it to your memory. You
take a pencil and a slip of paper an 1
make a memorandum of it.”
F o re ig n nn«l D om eatlc.
H is W ife ( r e a d in g )— I set“ they had
a breatl rio t in S pain recently.
H e r H usliand— Y es; a n d w e’ll have
one a t hom e soon If th e re isn’t an Im
provem ent in y our biscuits.
Ore Img ru pli leji t R o m an c e.
They were returning from the spelling
bee.
"U r. SiHionamore.” she said, “ why did
you miss that easy word'/ You spelled
’honor’ with a ’u ' ”
“ I know it,” he answered. "The feel-
k \ esnte over me all at once that I just
A. didn't; get along without 'u.’ Miss
Daisy.”
W ith which old. old story he won her.
N o T ro u b le .
I ‘T n clo Hcury, don't you find it hard
I work being a vegetarian?”
“ Not at all, my boy. It's only neoes
sary to be conservative about it. When
I feel an insatiable craving for a bis
i plate of bacon and eggs I always yield
to it.”— Chicago Tribune.
B T h e colonies of (¡rear B ritain hare
aeai y 1UO times more area than the
•sotii' r country, France eighteen times
and ijerm auy live times.
8 t. Y ’tns* P e n c e an d all N erv o n s Dlaca.*««
p e rm a n e n tly cu red b y I)r. K lin e’s iiiva*
:ITS
.e rv e K esioror. S end fo r F R K K f'-trfa l b o ttle and
realise. Dr. Ik. ILLLllno, Ld.,9ol A rc h feL, i'Lu:a.,x'a
N e u tra lity .
The voter in Ih-earyhurst reflected.
“ If I vote the ‘citizens’ ticket.’ ” h i
*aid. “ I'm agin the people, and if I vote
the ‘people's ticket’ I ain ’t a good citi
zen. Blamed if I ’m goin’ to vote a t a l l !’’
Pulling his hat down over his eyes, he
turned on his heel and strode away in
disgust. The intricacies of village politics
were too deep for him.
CURES
SK IN D ISE A SES
. , r h e r e 18 a n e v a p o ra tio n fro m th e b o d y g o in g on c o n tin u a lly , d a y a n d
n i t . t h r o u g h t h e p o r e s a n d g l a n d 8 o f th e s k m .
T1 - , . n R u n *■
n in ta m in g ^
p r o p e r t e m p e ra tu r e o f o u r s y s te m s a n d p re sei v in e t h e s..ft-
i* s a n d lle x i.iih t} of tile s k in , a n d so lo n g a s th e b lo o d is free fro m im p u r-
le s n o tr o u b le w ill r e s u lt. W h e n , h o w e v e r, th e blood fro m a n y c a u s e
to m e s in fe c te d w ith h u m o r s a n d a c id s, th e s e to o m u s t b e e x p e lle d , a n d
m u g in c o n ta c t w ith t h e d e lic a te fib re s a n d tis s u e s w ith w h ic h th e s k i n is
a b u n d a n t l y s u p p lie d th e y p ro d u c e ir r ita tio n a n d in fla m m a tio n a n d th e
ect is s h o w n b y E cz em a , A c n e , T e tte r, a n d s k in a ffe c tio n s of v a rio u s k in d s ,
le s e i m p u r i t ie s a n d h u m o r s g e t i n to t h e b lo o d th r o u g h a d e ra n g e d o r
a c tiv e c o n d itio n of th e s y s te m ; th e m e m b e rs w h o se d u ty it is to c a rry off
e w a s te a n d re fu s e m a t t e r o f t h e b o d y fa il to p ro p e rly p e rfo rm t h e i r w o rk ,
d t h i s im p u re , f e rm e n tin g m a tte r is le ft in t h e s y s te m to b e a b s o rb e d by
e b lo o d .
1 h e s k in is n o t o n ly a ffe c te d b y p o is o n s g e n e r a te d w ith in th e
s te m , b u t p o is o n s fro m w ith o u t,
ic h a s l ’o iso n O a k , P o is o n Iv y ,
I h av e used y o u r S. S. S., sp rin g a n d fall,
? e ttle R a s h , e tc ., e n te r th r o u g h th e
fo r th e p ast tw o y ears, w ith th e re su lt th a t it
en tirely relieved m e of a fo rm of E czem a
p o re s a n d g la n d s , a n d so th o r-
w h ich m y doctor w as u n ab le to c u re .
My
s g h l y d o th e y b eco m e ro o te d in th e
a rm s, low er lim bs, an d , in fact, th e biggest
Jo o d t h a t th e y a re e v e r p re s e n t,
p o rtio n of m y w hole body w as affected, an d
r e tu r n a t c e r ta in s e a s o n s o f eac h
w hen I first began S. S. S. th e itch in g , etc .,
w as w orse, b u t I co n tin u ed th e rem ed y w ith
¡ear to t o r m e n t t h e s u ffe re r. S a lv e s ,
th e re s u lt th a t th e dry, itch in g e ru p tio n en -
a s h e s , lo tio n s , e tc ., c a n n o t c u re s k in l tirely
disappeared .
I th in k a g re a t deal of
is e a s e s .
T ru e , s u c h tr e a tm e n t re-
y o u r m edicine, and h ave reco m m en d e d it to
o th e rs w ith good resu lts. I t is th e b est blood
S iv e s s o m e o f t h e i tc h i n g a n d d is-
m edicine m ade, a n d I can co n scien tio u sly
s m fo rt, a n d a id s in k e e p i n g t h e s k in
reco m m en d it fo r th e c u re of all blood an d
'le a n , b u t i t d o e s n o t re a c h t h e re a l
s k in affections.
CHAS. HORSTM AN.
W heeling, W . Va.
« u s e , a n d a t b e s t c a n be o n ly p a l l i
a tin g a n d s o o th in g .
A th o ro u g h
l e a n s i n g o f th e b lo o d is t h e o n ly c e r ta in c u re fo r s k in d ise a s e s . S . S . S .,
( g e n tl e a c tin g , sa fe b lo o d p u rifie r, m a d e e n tir e ly o f v e g e ta b le in g r e d ie n ts
I t h e fo re s t a n d field, is t h e p r o p e r tr e a tm e n t. S. S. S . g o e s d o w n in to th e
“r c u la tio n , a n d n e u tr a liz e s t h e a c id s a n d h u m o rs , th o r o u g h ly c le a n s in g a n d
P u rify in g t h e b lo o d , a n d c u r in g s k i n a ffe c tio n s o f e v e ry k in d . I t s u p p lie s
t h e b lo o d t h e fre s h , n u t r i t i v e q u a li t ie s n e c e s s a ry to s u s ta i n th e s k i n a n d
¡11 o t h e r p a r ts o f th e b o d y , a n d rid s t h e b lo o d of a n y a n d a ll p o iso n s. S . S . S.
lu re s E c z e m a , T e tte r, A c n e, S a l t R h e u m , P o iso n O a k a n d Iv y , N e ttle R a s h ,
w d a ll o th e r s k i n tro u b le s , a n d c u re s th e m p e r m a n e n tly b y re m o v in g e v e ry
■ace o f t h e c a u s e fro m t h e b lo o d . S p e c ia l b o o k o n S k in D ise a se s a n d a n y
^ e d i c a ' a d v ic e d e s in
a ll w h o w rite .
T H E S W I F T S P E C IF I C C O .. A T L A N T A . G A .
Don’t Poison Baby.
W hen the
SAtSAPARlUA.
ijers\
p h is
.
p O E T T YUAPvS AGO alm ost ev ery m o th er th o u g h t hor child m u st have
*
PAIuF.GOr.IC or la u d an u m to ran.Iro i t sleep. These d n i’TS w ill produce
sleep, an d A F E W DHOPS TOO M A N Y w ill produce th e SLEEP FRO M W H IC H
T H E R E 13 170 W A IQ X G , M an y are th e ch ild ren who have been killed or
whose h ealth h a s been ra in e d for life by paregoric, la u d a n u m and m orphine, each
of w hich is a narcotic p roduct o f opium. D ru g g ists a re prohibited from selling
cith er of the narcotics nam ed to children a t all, o r to any b o d y w ith o u t labelling
th em “ poison.” The definition o f “ narcotic ” i s : “A inedicino wlrich relieves pain
a fid produces sleep,but which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, convul
sions and death. ** The ta ste and sm ell of m edicines containing opium a re disguised,
and sold u n d er th e nam es o f ‘‘Drops,” “ Cordials,” “ Soothing S yru p s,” etc. Y ou
should n o t p erm it an y m edicine to be g iv en to y o u r children w ith o u t y o u or
y o u r physician know o f w h a t it is composed. CA STO RIA DOES E O T CON
T A IN NARCOTICS, if it hears th e sig n atu re o f Chas. H. Flctchor.
' CCIRSY PECT02A1.
T r o t,« .r a n
G o w n ..
“T ro u sseau gowns a re lovelier th a n
ever,” says th e fashion e d ito r of the
W o m an s Hom e Couipuniou, “b u t as
they have increased in b eau ty , th ey
have lessened lu uuniber.
V ery few
brides of to-day, uo m a tte r how fa s h
ionable they m ay be, o rd e r a tro u sse a u
consisting of a great num ber o f cos
tum es. The reason for th is Is th a t f a s h
ions change so th u t It is n ecessary every
little w hile to have a uew -style gown
if one is to keep pace w ith th e c a p ri
cious modes.
"T he bridal princess gow n Is s sty le
w hich will he in fashion fo r a long tim e
to come. One can w e ar It a s long a s
the m a te ria l la s ts by m erely ch an g in g
the sleeves to m eet th e re q u ire m e n ts of
the prev ailin g fashion."
T O
r~y
?¿c o¿
A U 'O H O L 3 P E R F I N r .
r •«« » jk.
A-
M o th e r , w ill fin d M rs. W in s lo w 's S o o th in g
t o e e e for t u e i r o h: lU r u t
l i n i n g th e te e th i u g p e r .o d .
jù n p tfM ik im jijm m
/y-r/if/.f S u J m
jtbcJama +
J h M e S d ti-
¿ fa tS è a t*
Im p ro v e m e n t S o c lrty .
Ill small c ra te rs of p opulation w hore
none hut th e m ost general law s govern
It Is necessary to form an im prove
m ent society to look a fte r the h e alth
and well being of the people as a whole,
saya th e I.os Angeles T im es. T h e la ws
of hygiene m ust lie observed. B oth sow
e rs and su rfa ce d ra in a g e should be pro
vided by th e people a s a w hole, nnd
w here no city governm ent e x ists th is is
a splendid w ork for a live society for
civic betterm ent.
fi n
.
lliijrtoïK.. S. Ja*
HimtSbW-
Çfonfitd Sljgrrr •
Apcrferi Remedy for Cnrs tir«
H o n . Sour Stoiuach.DlantiMi
W orm s jConvulsious.Fe\Yrich
B ess and L O S S OF S ll . i ’.
îo ” L
R -d P tt
a c :a
NEW YORK.
OcS
2.12(1 G uaranteed under ilw l-ooij
U ro a n d a .
MADE
FOR C
SERVICE
I
and guaranteed
ab so lu te ly
WATERPROOF
In R ro o k lfn .
T h ird -F lo o r T e n a n t— See h e re ! I'm
one of a com m ittee of men In th is build
ing. and I ’ve called to ask you to sell
yuur flute.
Second-Floor T e n a n t—D elighted to
see you. I ’m one of a n o th e r com m it
tee, and w as a bout to come up and ask
If you’d sell y our baby.—T id Bits.
OILED SUITS. SUCKERS
AND HATS
Every garment guaranteed
Clean - Light • Durable
5 u lfs43^P Slickers *399
joto ar »nr dim r *s e n tra n t at
catalog rate rot rat Attnm
$ 1 0 0 Reward, $ 1 0 0 .
Teeth With or
Without Plates
Out-of-Town People
W e can do y o u r e n tire Crow n,
B ridge and P la te W ork in a
day, if n e c e ssa ry . Positively
P ainless E x tra c tin g F re e w hen
P la te s o r B rid g es a re o rd ered .
S en sitiv e T e e th and R oots re
m oved w ith o u t th e le a st p a 'n .
T en ch airs. Only th e m ost sci
entific a n d c a re fu l w ork.
20 Years in Portland
y //.
m
i
w u rn .
When our «tiff and stubborn Congrrs*
ian't balking, ian't balking.
O r . apunking up and getting on it*
aar. on It« ear,
How it love* to hear Itawlf aerenely talk
ing. ’renely talking.
And eluding got,» of heated atm osphere
atm osphere!
—Chicago T ribi na.
W . A. W I S E
M ore T ro e b le .
“ My husband had an awful time col
lecting that debt," Mrs I^psliug « a s
saying. “ I don't pretend to understand
law terms, but I heard him say th a t be
fore he could g-t the money he had to
Barney Shea the man's wages.”
8 A. M. to 8 P. M .; S u n d a y s 9 to 12. P a in le ss E x tra c tio n 50c; P la te s,
85.00. B oth Phones, A and M ain 2029.
W ANTED
A nd A sso c ia te s
P a in le ss D e n tists
F a ilin g Bldg., T hird a n d W a s h in g to n Sts.
t
F a rm
IMoHVtAiit N
Kf f»APLMN<*
or B u s in e s s
fo r s a t.
N o t p a rtic u la r ab o u t location
W ish to h e a r froc, OW NfR or y w ho wtl
v i t d ire c t ta bu y er G i*e p n e* . d e a m p -
tio n an d s ta te » h e n poaiwa.ion can be
h ad Addle**,
L DsterSNIlE h i 22*
***ssw » I
SMOCS »T ALL
r PR iC tl, ro«? CVERV
o rT M C fA M tlV .
WCN § 0 V 3 W '3M LN, M’A S C * AND CHILDREN
Ifeft** ^ L . D ohg/ss m at'm m a n d m afia m a n a «
m a n ’ a 3 2 . 3 0 . M 3 .0 0 a n d 3 9 . 3 C mhoam
__ t h a n a n y a t h a n m a n u í a d u n a n In th a
«ror i d .
6.CSCM t h o y
h o ld
Ih o ir * 5 4
a h a p a , f H b a ila n , m a a n I o n ia n , a n d
«¿g»
of u r m atan v a l ú a t h a n a n y a t h a n « r «
a h o a a I n t h a aaanfd f a - d a y .
i »
W. L. IV . .'.M w iM u 4
i ihoe > A ' ri ex * rj wLar«-
s « » s M os
T e te * «
« re« ,* i from ta rie rj t-, * n r pan *1 ima world
w . 1 _ i r a i a u s . a . . , k .
C A ST O R 1 A
'■c&Fzt
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
A n o th e r
lln e k .e t
TM K C I N T A I ) » C O M P A N Y . T T M U R R A Y CT R C C Y . N t W Y O R R CITY.
l.«-iip-V rur W o rrie s.
Ja c k \) lull's the m atter, old m a n t
You look w orried.
Tom c>h, Mies F a in th e a rt keep* tna
guessing. She h a sn 't proposed yet.
.Inck But you told me you d idn’t 1»
p oennsZ ”
ten d to m arry her.
And th e m ultim illio n aire chuckled
Tom And I don’t. But, nfter all th*
c raftily .
tim e I've w asted on her, l think sh*
“ Ab, no, my friend,” he w hispered, m i-lit nt least give me u chance to r »
“ they a re here to e a t up subpueua serv- fuse her.
erA ”
_______________
The
M m l i l i l f ir n * r il S e a .
“P lease give me tw o bills fo r m y
O i l o l It.
hut, one for $10 for my I iiis I niiu I and
"I>on’t you feel w ell?” asked
a for $20 to show my lady frien d s."—
friend.
M eggeinlorfer Itlu etter.
"N ot very,” answ ered Cum rox.
“ W hy don’t you go hom e?”
“ I c an 't. M other uud the g irls are
giving a tea and I'ui uot Invited.’’— i
VYushlnzIou S ta r.
1 Iwv w «ll known rellabia
Wh n t til*1 D o « . W rr* Knr.
O bserving several $5,0<iO bulldog, on
th e m u ltim illio n a ire 's e a ta t., the w itty
v isito r rem ark ed :
“ A re those dogs h e r . to e a t up sub-
C. Gee Wo
fo e
R e fo rm .
Truth
a n d Q u ality
tp p e a l to th e W ell-Inform ed In e v ery
walk of life and a re e sse n tia l to p e r
m an e n t su c c ess and c re d ita b le s ta n d
ing
A ccordingly, It Is not claim ed
th a t S y ru p of F ig s a n d E lix ir of
b e n n a Is th e only re m e d y of know n
value, but one of m an y re aso n » why
It Is th e b e s t of p e rso n a l a n d fam ily
laxative» is th e fa c t t h a t It c le an ses,
sw eeten s and re lie v e s th e In te rn a l
organs on w hich It a c ts w ith o u t any
d e b ilita tin g a f te r e ffe c ts and w ith o u t
h av in g to In c re a se th e q u a n tity from
tim e to 11 m e
U
CHINESE
The Free Premiums Given
IN UCHtNGE FOR CARTON TOPS «NO
SOAP WRAPPERS FPCM
No. 22—OS
'tf ■ * i i i t g to ad verttM n picata j
tu r n • i<*a tl«
f * la p»|M>r.
Root and Herb
DOCTOR
H in run.I d it Ilf« atudy of
, i " . •’w itn.t Imrt.e, and iu that
" o l> <1'«••mt tf l nnd ia ulv.
ina to t Im world hi* woudat*
fuT rnrredlM.
N o M r r i u ry , Poiaona o r D r u g « Used Me ( u r « g
W ithout O p e ra tio n , o r W ith o u t Ilia Awl of a K n ifg
It** iiminiiitf f t.. t i • t
'i i t». Asthma, Luna,
rhront lit -
« 'I
horvo i . -- Ni<riiii* Pet>i)|ft«I
“ 20 M ule T e a m ” B orax, B oraxo
B a th Pow der, V iolet B oric T alcum
Pow der, Boric S pangles, B oric Acid,
B oraxaid Soap P ow der, “ 20 Mule
T e a m ” Soap, Q ueen o f Be ra x Soap,
B oraxaid I.su n d ry Soap a n d ” 20
Mule T e a m ” Soap C hips
Ml .
. . I
A
SURE
iu « t R eceived fr o m P e ltin g . ( d in s S a fe , S ura
nr<J lie liable.
i r Y o rr a i i f a h l a r n i *> j p t d e l a y .
D E LA t H AKK If A N ' • I .ItO l'H
G O N B U L T A T IO N p u r r
i t you c a n n o t c a ll, w r ite f o r nr m p to n b l a n k a n d c l r a »
la r 1 lo •• I « ©?»•« In n*atilt«,
THKr<.»|
M . i l ' r . M /. il* l . f j ’IN E C X ).
tCi I « t I n t Hr .
M ■» r
n.
P o r tla n d . U r* fO ^
PleaM t M e n tio n T h !» P a p a r.
%> i
M ore C o n v e r ts
E v e r y Y ea r
Every day in every year that comes, more house
wives are giving up their exorbitant priced Baking
Powders and turning to K C, the honest and reliable,
which has stood so w ;ll the test of years. They are
finding out that
BAKING
POWDER
K G
costs one third the price of powder my-
where near K C quality, an d m akes
better, purer, more healthful baking.
[ J a 0 u . J
M v * »'
i '
CANCER CURE
H ighest
+ Quality
V
_ L -
l 'u hi m 1 f* W fiik n i’s* nit I All 1 'rh itlR ¡muqisnN
h*v© l**©n carefully srlwtfwl rm G-insr tho»* M O S T
Q U I C K L Y O B T A I N E D , offering th* G R E A T E S T
V A R I E T Y and ahowin* tha L A R G E S T V A L U E
for the num ber of Carton Top* or Soap Wrapp* r*
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tio n a l d is e a se . req u ireH a c o n s t i t u t i o n a l t« c a t-
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H a ll 's C a t a r r h C u r e U v a k e n in t e r n a l ly ,
a c tin g directly n o o n th e b lo o d a n d m u c o u s s u r
face^ o f th u s . s te m ,tb e r e b v d e » tro y i n g t h e f o in
f la tio n o f th e d is e a s e , a n d g iv in g t e p a t e n t
8 tr e n ? th by b u ild in g u p t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n a n d
a s s is tin g n a t u r e in d o in g its w o rk . T h e p ro
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e rs h a t th e y > ffer O n e H u n d r e d D o lla r s fo r a n y
ca se t h a t it f a ils to c u r e . S e n d fo r l i s t of
te s tim o n ia ls .
A d d r e s s V J C H E N E Y A C O ., T o le d o , O.
( S o ld by a ll d r u g g is ts . 7f>c.
T a k e H a ll's F a im .y P ills f o r c o n s tip ia tio n .
H r. J . W . D lnsdale, of C hicago, 111., sa y s: “ I use yo u r C oatorla a n il
a d v iso its u se In a ll fa m ilie s w h e re th e re c ro c h ild re n .”
E r . A lexander E. M intie, of C leveland, O hio, ra y s: “ I h a v e fre q u e n tly
p re sc rib e d y o u r C a sto rla a n d h a v e fo u n d it a re lia b le a n d p le a sa n t rem
e d y fo r c h ild ren .”
E r . J . S. A lexander, o f O m aha, N eb., eay s: “ A m edicine so v a lu a b le a n d
b eneficial fo r c h ild ren a s y o u r C a sto rla is d e se rv e s th e h ig h e s t praise. I
f i u J i t In uso ev ery w h ere.”
D r. J . A. M cClellan, of B uffalo, N . Y., sa y s: “ I havo fre q u e n tly p re scrib e d
y o u r C a s to r.a fo r c h ild re n a n d a lw a y s g o t good re su lts. In fa c t I us»
C a 3 to rla fo r my ow n c h ild re n .”
E r. J . W . A llen, o f Et. L ouis, Mo., sa y s: “ I h e a rtily endorse y o u r C o *
to rla . I h a v e fre q u e n tly p re scrib e d it In m y m edical p ractice, and b a r«
a lw a y s fo u n d it to do a ll t h a t is claim ed fo r It.”
D r. C. H . C lldden, of St. I’a u l, M inn., sa y s: “My experience a s a prao*
titlo n c r w ith y o u r C a sto rla h a s been h ig h ly sa tis fa c to ry , a n d I co n sid er It
a n e x c e lle n t rem ed y fo r th e young.”
D r. II. D. B o n n er, o f P h ila d e lp h ia , P a., sa y s: “ I h a v e used y o u r Cn»-
t o r ia »3 a p u rg a t'v o In th o c ases of c h ild re n fo r y e a rs past with the most
h a p p y effect, a n d fu lly e n d o rse It »3 a sa fe rem edy.”
D r. J. A. B o a rm a n , o f K a n sa s C ity , Mo., sa y s: "Y our C a sto rla Is a splen
d id rem ed y fo r c h ild re n , k n o w n th e w o rld over. I u se It In m y p ractice
a n d h a v e n o h e sita n c y l a re c o m m e n d in g It fo r th e c o m p la in ts of In fan ta
a n d c h ild re n .”
D r. J . J . M ackey, o f B ro o k ly n , N. Y., sa y s: “ I c o n sid e r y o u r Castorla an
ex ce lle n t p re p a ra tio n fo r c h ild re n , b e in g com posed o f ro liablo m edicine«
a n d p le a sa n t to th e ta s te . A good re m e d y fo r a l l d istu rb a n c e s of th e
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