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HIS expresses the current idea in regard to this important and remark-
able preparation. Important, because it relates to the health and lives of
millions of children ;— remarkable, because it does what it promises to do.
More than one-third of all children born, die before they are five years old. Every
one of those who live, is sometimes sick. How important that Infants and Children
should have a proper remedy at the proper time Castoria has been proved to be
the proper remedy. It is a vegetable prescription for Infants ami Children formulated '
by the eminent Dr. Pitcher nearly thirty years ago. It was Intended as a substitute for
the dangerous opium preparations, like paregorie, laudanum drops, cordials, and
so-called soothing syrups, once so generally given to children, the effects oi which were
to stupefy them. This formula was given to the public, and is in print around each
bottle. It met the approval of advanced physicians of all schools It is absolutely
harmless. The j>atronage of Castoria has l>een unprecedented. Its present sale is at
the rate of about 27,000,000 bottles per annum. Where does it go/ It goes
everywhere. It is sold throughout America, EuNglBj Asia, Africa, and the Islands
§ of the oceans. Such results could only attach to an honest, reliable, exceptionable
article ;— to one that invites criticism ; one which has stood the test of time, and
one which lias been handed down from mother to daughter.
When baby was sick we grave her Castoria.
When she was a child, she cried for Castori.i.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When Ehe had Children, she gave them Cahloria
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Save
The Babies.
Baby Wants Castoria.
NFANT mortalit y is some-
thing frightful. We can
hardly realize that of all the
children born in civilized countries,
twenty-two per cent., or nearly one-
quarter, die before they reach one
year ; thirty-seven per cent. , or more
than one-third, before they are five,
and one-half before they are fifteen !
Empty cradles, mothers weeping;
Fathers toiling, hearts are breaking;
Sisters lonely, darlings calling;
Brothers waiting, silence reigning.
We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria w r ould save a majority of
these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many of these infantile deaths
are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. All the drops, tinctures and
syrups sold for childrens' complaints are composed principally of opium or morphine.
They are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy,
retard circulation, and lead to congestions, sickness, death.
ASTORIA operates exactly the reverse. It causes the blood to circulate
properly, opens the pores of the skin and allays fevers. Then the child sleeps.
He gets well. This is the way Castoria acts.
What Will It Do ?
It will do many things. It will do them quicker, better, and more thoroughly than any
i other formula known to the medical profession.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Gives healthy sleep, and promotes digestion,
Without injurious medication.
Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Wind Colic :— Cure, Castoria and bath.
i Thrush or Apthea — White pimples around child's mouth and mother's nipples :— Cure,
Castoria and good bathing.
Prickly Heat and Scurf :— Cure, Castoria, spare diet and bathing.
Milk Crust — White pustules, dark crust, sore eyes :— Cure, Castoria and warm bathing.
Hives and Nettie-Rash — Light diet ; Castoria and tepid baths.
Indigestion — Constipation :— Castoria, warm bath. Cure absolute.
C olic — Worms — Castoria, extra quantity ; bathe and rub
Diarrhoea— Belching wind :— Castoria, rest, cold bathing.
HESE are some of the things Castoria will do. But during
Teething,
when the child is from C to 30 months' old, the effects of Castoria are most happy and
remarkable. It soothes pain, it allays fever, it prevents congestion. Very hot baths
are not to be neglected in case of congestion.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,
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What Castoria did for Mrs. Fearis' Twins-
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No. 1388 Ninth Avenue,
Nkw York, May 19, 188T.
Y little twins, Walter and Eva, were seven months old when this photograph was
taken, and they weighed fourteen and sixteen pounds respectively. They are the pride
of the neighborhood. Their uniform good health and cheerfulness 1 attribute to the
free use of Castoria. They never cry, and are perennial blessings." MRS. W. FEARIS.
"Harmless and Reliable."
Dr. J. N. Kincheloe, of Conwav, Ark., w rites :— " I rejoice to know that a remedy for
children bas been Introduced whtcn is harmless and reliable. All morphine drops and syrups
are absolutely dangerous. I prescribe Castoria regularly. Any mother can administer it
without fear.
There are 2,300,000
O RES on the whin of every baby, child ami adult. More than one-half the
food consumed by us Li finally Ubejrsjted through these porei In the shape of
r„ Invisible perspiration. When the pores ave clogged by this offensive paste,
several ounces i»er day of elfete, decaying substance is driven Into the system, there to
putrefy and poison t he vict im. It stands to reason that unless these pores are kept
op< n ; fevers, laves, constipation or diarrhu-a, or sickness of some kind must follow.
Frequent bathing and rubbing is of more importance than medicine ; but when
bathing hits been neglected, and drooping or sickness occurs with the little ones, give
them CaMtorin at once. Prompt action may wive a s|>ell of sickness ; it may wive the
child 1 ! Ufa Castoria warms the system; it relieves the congestion and opens the
pores of t he skin so that invisible perspirat ion resumes its work. Sickness is caused by
clewing the pores of the skin as ipiickly as it is by closing the bowels. This should not
be forgotten. If all mothers knew the value of Castoria as some of them do, it would
save two thirds of infant sickness, and reduce infant mortality one half.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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Moon. January 28, total; visible in eastern parts of America.
Provinces.
Maine.
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Rocky Mountains.
California.
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Sun. February 11; invisible in America. Sun. July 9; invisible in America.
Moon. Evening of July 22 and morning of 23, total; visible over North and South America.
Provinces.
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Morning Stars. Mercury to January 18, and from March 3 to May 10, and from July 8 to
August 23, and from October 31 to December 28. Venus to July 11.
Evening: Stars. Mercury from January 18 to March 3, and from May 10 to July 8, and from
August 23 to October 31, and from December 28 to the end of the year. Venus from July
11 to the end of the year.
Church Days and Cycles of Time, 1888. Septuagesima Sunday, January 29; Sexagesima
Sunday, February 5; Quinquagesima Sunday, February 12; Ash Wednesday, February
15; Quadragesima Sunday, Februarj T 19; Mid Lent, March 11; Palm Sunday, March 25;
Good Friday, March 30; Easter Sunday, April 1; Low Sunday, April 8; Rogation Sunday,
• May 6; Ascension Day, May 10.; Whit Sunday, May 20; Trinity Sunday, May 27; Corpus
Christi, May 31 ; Advent Sunday, December 2; Christmas Day, December 25; Dominical
Letters. A and G ; Epoch, 17; Golden Number, 8; Solar Cycle, 21 ; Roman Indiction, 1;
Julian Period, 6601 ; Dionysian Period, 217; the year 5649 of the Jewish Era begins at sun-
set on September 6, 1888.
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Robbie Hale!
Seven
pounds ! !
What Dr.
months ! Thirty
Castoria did it.
Mullin says : —
" I certify that little Robbie Hale
of 466 Portland avenue, St. Paul, was
a thin crying baby from his birth
until he was given Castoria. He
began to improve from the first week's
trial. Has taken 13 bottles ; is per-
fectly well ; weighed 30 pounds the
day he was seven months old, and
when this picture was taken. Robbie's
changed condition has caused many
mothers to use Castoria. It is the
best thing for babies I have ever
known. 11
Fannie Mullin, Prof. Nurse,
466 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Especially Adapted to
Children."
K. Alex. Robertson, of 1057
Second Avenue, New York,
says: "I use Castoria in
my practice, and find it
specially adapted to children and
females. 1 '
"Superior to Castor Oil."
Dr. E. A. Enders, a leading physician of Cornwall, Lebanon Co., Pa., says:— "I use Cas-
toria in my practice, and recommend it as a safe, reliable, and agreeable medicine and
superior to Castor Oil. 11
Superior to any other Remedy."
Dr. H. A. Archer, an eminent physician of No. Ill South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
says :— " Castoria is so well adapted to infants and children, that I recommend it as superior
to any other known remedy.* 1
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Sent 50 Miles for it."
Mr. J. M. Gordon, writes from Buffalo Gap, Dakota :— " Have just removed here from
York State, and have had to send fifty miles for some Castoria and Centaur Liniment. No
living on the ranch without Castoria. 11
"The IVIost Popular Article in Germany."
Dresden, Germany, April 1, 1887.
" I have pleasure to inform you that Castoria is the most popular article in all Germany.
Every one thinks highly of it.' 1 George Bauman, Chemist, 2 Prager Strasse, Dresden.
Conn. Columbus, Conn. " I prescribe Castoria, and have given it to each of my eight chil
dren with most beneficial effects. 11 Norman P. Little, M. D.
Florida. Palatka, Fla. " All of our children suffered from sour stomach and constipation
Castoria is the only remedy that ever did either of them any good. 11 Justin M
Indiana. Royerton, Ind. "I prescribe Castoria. Should not, if
better. 11 A. J. Green, M. D.
Dakota. Newark, Dak. ' k It sells like hot cakes. 11 Geo. C. Lasher.
Brown.
could make anything
Idaho. Boise. " A household necessity. 11 Elethbert Stearns.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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Hartford, Elmira,
Erie, Chicago, Lar-
amie, So. Oregon
and Nor. California.
Washington, Cin-
cinnati, St. Louis,
Kansas, Colorado,
Carson, Yuha.
Principal Religious Sects in the World.
Buddhists and Confucians - 485,000,000
Roman Catholics, 202,000,000 | 070
Greek Catholics, 70,000,000 j " ^^ uuu ' uuu
Fetish and Heathen, - - 227,000,000
Mohammedans, .... 123,000,000
Brahmins, 120,000,000
Protestants [all denominations] 109,000,000
Jews, 8,000,000
Catarrh was pronounced incurable until
the treatment of Wei De Meyer was intro-
duced.
How his trousers were spotted no one can tell,
But he made them look new by using Zymel.
If a man who turnips cries, cries not when
his father dies, is this a proof that he thinks
more of a turnip than he did of his father ?
Why was Adam's first day the longest?
Because there was no Eve.
When did Absalom sleep five iu a bed ?
When he slept with his forefathers.
Bob and cousin Sue crept down the lane,
Tempting harvest apples for to steal —
That night they yelled with stomach pain
And threw up half their stolen meal.
Next day the doctor was by Bob's side —
But Castoria was given Sue ;
Alas poor Bob, he quickly died
And well, by his grave, wept Cousin Sue.
In 16,000,000 years not a drop of water will
remain on the surface of the earth.
"Still alive, Uncle Reuben, I see." "Yes,
sah ; yes, sah ! and I'se gwine to lib anudder
yeah, shuah." "How do you know that?"
Why, sah, I'se mos alius notiss dat when I
lib fru de monf of March, I lib fru de whole
yeah."
Centaur Liniment will cure Sciatica.
Why would one be lonely in heaven ?
Because there will not be a damned soul
there.
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Mothers Do You Know
HAT paregoric, Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial,
many so-called soothing syrups, and most remedies for
children, are composed of opium or morphine ?
Do You Know that opium and morphine are stupefy-
ing, narcotic poisons ?
Do Yon Know that in most countries druggists are not
permitted to sell narcotics, without labeling them poisons ?
Do Yon Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
unless you or your physician know of what it is composed ?
Do Yon Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle ?
Do Yon Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel
Pitcher. That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now
sold than of all other remedies for children combined ?
Do Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States and of
other countries have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the
word " Castoria " and its formula, and chat to imitate them is a state prison offense ?
Do Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless ?
Do Yon Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 cents,
or one cent a dose ?
Do Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children
may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?
Well , these things are worth knowing. They are facts.
The Thirty-Pound Baby.
The proudest, best woman the world ever saw,
Was Mrs. Sophrano Zebulon Shaw,
Who had an eight months' old thirty-pound boy,
Which made her as proud as a mother of Troy.
This good mother thought a prize she'd obtain
For her modern Marc Mundas Antonia ;
But alas ! the prize she'd so hoped to gain
Went to the twins who cried for Castoria.
What Is It?
ASTORIA is composed of Oxygen, the therapeutic properties of
Pumpkin Seed, Senna, Mint, Aniseed, Oil of Wormwood, Salt,
Bi-Carb of Soda, Clarified Sugar and "Winter green.
THE EFFECTS are : Anodyne, soothing ; Assimilating, gently
cathartic; Carminative, for Colic, Flatulency and Diarrhoea ; Anti-febrile
for allaying Fevers and neutralizing foul air ; Antispastic, for Con-
vulsions, and Anthelmintic for Worms.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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2d. Month. Wm^wmmw^ ISIS® 29 D ays
moon's phases.
INTERCOLONIAL..
EASTERN.
CENTRAL.
MOUNTAIN.
PACIr IO.
Last Quar.,
New Moon,
1st Quar.,
Full Moon,
DAY
4
11
19
27
HR. MIN.
3 9 eve.
7 34 eve.
9 43 eve.
7 41 morn.
HR. MIN.
2 9 eve.
6 34 eve.
8 43 eve.
6 41 morn.
HR. MIN.
1 9 eve.
5 34 eve.
7 43 eve.
5 41 morn.
HR. MIN.
9 eve.
4 34 eve.
6 43 eve.
4 41 morn.
HR. MIN.
11 9 morn.
3 34 eve.
5 43 eve.
3 41 morn.
New Foundland,
Nova Scotia, St. Al-
Hartford, Elmira,
Washington, Cin-
»
Quebec, Central On-
bans
Ottawa, St.
Erie, Chicago, Lar-
cinnati, St. Louis,
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tario
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Paul, Virginia City,
amie, So. Oregon
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Boundary to Pacific.
Salem Oregon.
and Nor. California.
Carson, Yuba.
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Sun
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Moon
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5 33
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7 5
5 23
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5 34
11 13
6 52
5 37
11 11
6 49
5 39
11 10
18
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6 53
5 36
morn
6 50
5 38
morn
6 48
5 40
morn
19
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7 2
5 26
23
6 51
5 37
11
6 49
5 39
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5 41
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5 40
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2 26
6 48
5 39
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6 46
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6 56
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6 47
5 41
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5 43
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6 54
5 33
4 20
6 45
5 42
3 56
6 43
5 44
3 53
6 41
5 46
3 49
24
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6 52
5 35
5 9
6 44
5 43
4 49
6 42
5 45
4 44
6 40
5 47
4 40
25
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6 51
5 36
5 53
6 42
5 44
5 35
6 41
5 46
5 31
6 39
5 48
5 28
26
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6 49
5 38
6 32
6 41
5 46
6 17
6 39
5 47
6 14
6 37
5 49
6 11
27
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6 47
5 39
rises
6 39
5 47
rises
6 38
5 48
rises
6 36
5 50
rises
28
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6 45
5 41
7 36
6 38
5 48
7 23
6 36
5 50
7 24
6 34
5 51
7 26
29
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6 43
5 43
8 54
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5 49
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A man has a bag of corn, a fox and a goose
to transfer across a river. His boat is only
large enough for himself and one at a time of
his possessions. How does he manage so
that the goose will not eat the corn or the fox
the goose ?
" Pa is it right to call a man born in Poland
a Pole?" "Of course, my child. 1 '' "Well,
then, if a man is born in Holland, is he a
Hole V
One of the first lessons taught at the many
fashionable cookery schools is : " Never stir
the hash with one hand and smooth the hair
with the other. 11
Snuffles are com^ifetely done away with by
the use of Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure.
In church again sat Deacon Jones smilingly
well,
For his clothes appeared new with grace and
Zymel.
What killed Caesar ? Too many Roman
punches.
Castoria is to mothers added -wealth,
For it gives them rest and their baby's health.
Is life worth living ? Depends upon the liver.
Generally speaking, what is it ? Woman,
"The rich, 11 said a Jew, "eat venison be-
cause it is deer, I eats mutton because it ish
sheep. 11
What was it a blind man took at breakfast
which restored his sight ? — He took a cup and
—saw, sir.
Mrs. Jenkins complained that the turkey
she had eaten didn't set well. " Probably,
said Jenkins, " it was not a hen turkey.' 1
Poison.— The bite of a rattlesnake, sting of a
bee, or inflammation from a rusty nail are ren-
dered harmless by drinking whiskey and ap-
plying Centaur Liniment
7
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What of Such Twins as These!
No. 1629 Lexington Avenue,
New York, July 20, 1887.
HIS is a picture of my boy twins, Charlie and Willie, taken when they were five and
a half months old. They weighed sixteen pounds each. They have never been sick,
because I have brought them up on Castoria. Thinking that you would be pleased
to see two such cherubs, I send you their pictures." MRS. HERMINE SCHULZE.
Some Weil-Known Editors say
Chillicothe, O., April 23, 1887. " Castoria has no doubt saved me much sleep and many
midnight parades." Signed (?) Hasper & Hunter.
"Our Little Children."
No institution in the United States is better known for the good done orphan children
than the St. Ann's Infant Asylum, No. 1236 North Tenth St., St. Louis, Mo. The following
is what its matron says of the wonderful Castoria.
St. Louis, April 30th, 1886.
Gentlemen : — " We find Castoria an admirable remedy for our little children. Using a
great deal of it, we desire to purchase at the wholesale price, which please send us. Receive
the thanks of SISTER ANN FRANCES."
How Baby Fooled Them ,
Baby cried; that seemed to be his vocation ;
But we doctored him for colic, diarrhoea,
Sour stomach, nettle-rash, worms, constipation,
Teething— and each infantile adversary.
We gave him soothing syrups, paregoric,
Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial and panacea ;
Searched for pins, thought of imps, of things satanic ;
'Twas only one more child crying for Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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3d Month. KHI*c3% %&'&&<& 31 Days
moon's phases.
INTERCOLONIAL.
EASTERN.
CENTRAL.
MOUNTAIN.
PACIFIC.
Last Quar.,
New Moon,
First Quar.,
Full Moon,
DAY
4
12
20
27
HR. MIN.
11 10 eve.
4 eve.
4 27 eve.
5 51 eve.
HR. MIN.
10 10 eve.
11 4 morn.
3 27 eve.
4 51 eve.
HR. MIN.
9 10 eve.
10 4 morn.
2 27 eve.
3 51 eve.
HR. MIN.
8 10 eve.
9 4 morn.
1 27 eve.
2 51 eve.
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7 10 eve.
8 4 morn.
27 eve.
1 51 eve.
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Hartford, Elmira,
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6 39
5 46
11 19
6 33
5 52
11 4
6 31
5 53
11 2
6 30
5 54
10 59
3
Sat
6 37
5 47
morn
6 31
5 53
morn
6 30
5 54
morn
6 29
5 55
morn
4
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6 35
5 49
35
6 29
5 54
15
6 28
5 55
12
6 27
5 56
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5
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6 33
5 50
1 46
6 28
5 55
1 22
6 27
5 56
1 19
6 26
5 57
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6 31
5 52
2 53
6 26
5 56
2 25
6 25
5 57
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6 24
5 58
2 16
7
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6 29
5 54
3 48
6 24
5 58
3 22
6 24
5 59
3 18
6 23
5 59
3 13
8
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6 27
5 55
4 36
6 23
5 59
4 12
6 22
6
4 7
6 21
6
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9
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6 24
5 57
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1 1* 1 1 , ,1 8 8 S 30 Days.
moon's phases.
INTERCOLONIAL.
EASTERN.
CENTRAL.
MOUNTAIN.
PACIFIC.
Last Quar.,
New Moon,
1st Quar.,
Full Moon,
DAY
3
11
19
26
HR. MIN.
8 37 morn.
4 51 morn.
7 36 morn.
2 6 morn.
HR. MIN.
7 37 morn.
3 51 morn.
6 36 morn.
1 6 morn.
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2 51 morn.
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6 morn.
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6 46
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2 37
22
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3 30
5 7
6 50
3 20
5 10
6 47
3 18
5 13
6 44
3 16
23
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4 52
7 4
3 59
5 5
6 51
3 54
5 8
6 48
3 53
5 11
6 45
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24
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5 7
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7 7
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6 53
5 1
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4 46
7 9
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5 1
6 54
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5 4
6 51
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5 7
6 48
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27
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4 45
7 10
9 11
5
6 55
8 50
5 3
6 52
8 46
5 6
6 49
8 43
28
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4 43
7 12
10 27
4 58
6 56
10 2
5 2
6 53
9 58
5 5
6 50
9 53
29
Sun
4 41
7 13
11 34
4 57
6 58
11 8
5
6 54
11 3
5 4
6 51
10 59
30
Mon
4 39
7 15
morn
4 55
6 59
morn
4 59
6 55
morn
5 3
6 52
11 55
" Is there any person you wish me to
marry J* 1 said a wife to a dying spouse.
'* Marry the devil, if you like, ,? was the re-
Ely. No, I thank you, my dear. One hus-
and of the same family is enough for me."
" You must bathe regularly, 1 ' said a physi-
cian gravely, as he looked at the patient's
tongue and felt his pulse. "I do doctor,"
returned the sick man ; " I go in swimming
regularly every Fourth of July."
James Aacher, Alton, HI., writes—
"I have been partially deaf for several
years. Am perfectly restored by the use of
W«i De Meyer's Catarrh Cure."
Everybody asks what is Zymel,
Soiled clothes made new the story tell.
Nature accommodates herself to the circum-
stances of the people. Who ever heard of a
waterspout in Kentucky.
When was beef the highest ? When the cow
jumped over the moon.
Good Babies.
'Tis a jolly day from East to West,
For children thrive, and mothers rest,
The darling girls all named Victoria,
And with the boys, they have Castoria.
If twice eleven are twenty-two, how can
twice ten be twenty too.
Patrick asked, An' how'll we know, Jem-
my, when ye're dead— ye're after waking me
ivery time V " Bring me a glass o' whiskey,
an' say, 1 Here's till ye, Jemmy 1' an if I don't
rise up an' drink, then bury me."
Centaur Liniment is invaluable in case of
Accident.
There is one concern in this city that makes
a great deal of money and doesn't advertise.
It is the mint.
When was Adam created ? Just before Eve.
Why was Eve created ? For Adam's Ex-
press Co.
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Children, Colic and Castoria, from Connecticut to California.
Maine. Lewiston, Me., April 25th, 1887. " I am quite sure that my baby would have died of
constipation, had I not given him Castoria." Mrs. Sarah F. Rogers.
New Hampshire. Concord, N. H., Jan'y 4th, 1887. "I have reared four children without
other medicine." Mrs. Louise E. Long.
Vermont. Rutland, Vt., Feby. 4th, 1887. ' My wife, her uncles, her cousins and her aunts
all use it." James W. Hayes.
Mass. Lowell, Mass., March 7th, 1887. "Everybody praises Castoria. My sales increased
one-half last year.'" G. C. Osgood, M. D.
New York. Brooklyn, N. Y. "Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it
as superior to any other known remedy.'" H. A. Archer, 111 So. Oxford St.
New Jersey. So. Amboy, N. J. "I prescribe Castoria for constipation with better results
than from any other prescription. 11 Dr. L. O. Morgan.
Penn. Greenville, Pa. " I sell great quantities. All like it.' 1 J. C. Johnson, M. D.
Maryland . Annapolis, Md. " Castoria is the remed}' for children." Geo. Appleby.
Delaware. Dover, Del. "Wife asks how they raised children before they had Castoria. I
give it up. 11 John M. Wingate.
Virginia. Richmond, Va. "It has saved me sleepless nights. 11 L. E. Spottswood.
North Car. Raleigh, N. C. " *t is used by all my neighbors. 1 ' Evarts C. Ashton.
Tennessee. Murfreesboro, Tenn. "A well-devised remedy for children. 11 Dr. Joe. E. Kerr.
South Car. Charleston, S. C. " My boy has been saved by Castoria. 1 ' Mrs. Edith Ramsby.
Georgia. Rome, Ga. " My baby made Rome howl for about six weeks. * * * Send me a
dozen bottles more of Castoria. 11 T. V. Vincent.
Alabama. Mobile, Ala. " I verily believe that my little boy would have died with colic and
worms had we not been sent some Castoria. 11 Mrs. Samuel Edgewood.
Mississippi. Natchez, Miss. "We lost two children from diarrhoea. We feel that one has
been saved us by Castoria. 11 Winfred N. Little.
Louisiana. Shrevesport, La. "My children have been great sufferers from flatulency and
hiccups. I have found no cure but Castoria. 1 Mrs. Wealthy Frost.
Texas. Waco, Tex. "Indigestion and colic were the bane of my house until exterminated
by Castoria. 11 Mervin Maxwell.
Kentucky. Lexington, Ky. " I believe that Castoria is the most valuable remedy ever made
for children." Richard P. Lyman
Ohio. Hamilton, O. " Sale immense ; reputation enviable." A. Meyers & Co.
Michigan. Otia, Mich. "Have used Castoria over ten years. Good." Dr. T. J. Sherlock.
Wisconsin. Racine, Wis. " For indigestion it is perfect." Mark Mapleson.
Illinois. Bonfield, 111. " A perfect Godsend. It cures constipation." P. Stebbins, M. D.
Minnesota. St. Paul, Minn. "We order it 50 gross at a time." Noyes Bros. & Cutler.
Iowa. Maxwell, la. "We sell more Castoria than any other medicine." Baldwin & Maxwell.
Missouri. Malta Bend, Mo. " Have used it in my practice fifteen years." Dr. R. H. Levy.
Arkansas . Conway, Ark. " Reliable— harmless."— Dr. J. N. Kincheloe.
Kansas. McPherson, Kas. "The right thing for children." F. Dunn, M. D.
Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb. "It saved my baby's life." Mrs. Mary Pawling.
Colorado. Pueblo, Col. "My wife has raised six children on Castoria." Hester Walwouth .
Utah. Salt Lake. " The most popular remedy among the Mormons." Seth Taylor.
New Mexico. Tucson. " We were bawled out of the hut until we found Castoria." A. Lopez.
Washington. Seattle. " The best remedy for children in existence." Seneca Foster.
Oregon. Echo, Or. "A most valuable remedy for children." Dr. W. E. Brownell.
California. Los Angelos. " My family use Castoria for our children and nothing else.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,
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5th Month. MH^gi 1888® 31 Days
moon's phases.
INTERCOLONIAL.
EASTERN.
CENTRAL.
MOUNTAIN.
PACIFIC.
Last Quar.,
New Moon,
1st Quar.,
Full Moon,
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The longest river— the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, 5,000 miles long.
The longest Suspension Bridge— the Brook-
lyn. It is one and an eighth mile long.
The largest Insurance Co.— The Mutual Life.
Net assets, $108,000,000.
The largest City — London, population
5,000,000.
The largest Library— Paris. Has 1,400,000
volumes.
The highest Monument— Washington. 600
feet.
America has the biggest Cataract, the tall-
est monument, and the prettiest women in the
world.
Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure is # sent by
mail, postage paid, for $1 .00.
When into the grease vat Jasen fell.
He restored his clothes with pure Zymel.
The Old Way.
How babies stomach once did sour,
How doctors physicked by the hour.
How mothers cried, how they mauled,
How babies kicked, how they squalled,
Till sweet Castoria caused them all
To sing like birds but never bawl.
Largest Theatres in the World.
Seats for persons.— Grand Opera Hall. New
Orleans, 2,050 ; Academy of Music, Paris, 2,100;
Covent Garden, London. 2,684 ; La Scala,
Milan, 2,113 ; Adelphi, Chicago, 2,238 ; Alex-
andria, St. Petersburg, 2,330 ; Academy of
Music, New York, 2,526 ; Boston Theatre. 2,972;
Academy of Music. Phila., 2,865 ; Stadt The-
atre, N. Y.. 3.000. The Coliseum in Rome had
seats for 80,000 persons.
Centaur Liniment heals burns and scalds
without a scar.
Why did Job always sleep cold? Because
he had poor comforters.
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Why Mrs. Tubbs Kicked.
It
EN strike with their fists. Sometimes they swear, but they seldom
kick. To disconsolate women is left a monopoly of kicking.
They do not kick men, they kick the floor. Mrs. Tubbs was a
kicking woman. This picture represents her in the act.
She had sung " Lully by baby." She had repeated Mother Goose's
Stories. She had tried paregoric, Godfrey's Cordial, and soothing syrups.
They were all of no use. Baby still cried. She tried praying. It was a
failure. He cried the harder.
Mrs. Tubbs had carried that baby in her arms by turns for months. She had rocked him
in the cradle. She undid his clothes for the fortieth time to see if a pin pricked him She
employed doctors. Still that baby cried the louder.
He had kept it up for four long weeks. He was getting thin. Mrs.
Tubbs thought her baby would die. This was the way he looked. It was
dreadful. Mrs. Tubbs was nearly crazy. She was almost dead. She
cried. Then she wrung her hands. Then she pulled her hair. Then
she kicked.
She believed there was nothing in this wide world that would cure
her sick baby. Her mother told her so. It looked just that way.
She did not know that there was one remedy that would cure her baby.
A remedy that digests babies 1 food. It was indigestion ailed her baby.
Belching gas like a steam engine. Vomiting sour curd like a hen
pigeon. Drawn into knots with colic, and still Mrs. Tubbs did not know that milk had soured
on baby's stomach !
Mrs. Tubbs is au educated lady with a large heart and a pretty fair sized foot. Singular
that she did not know of Castoria. which has been curing sick and crying babies for 30 years.
But this was Mrs. Tubbs' first baby.
That night another mother across the street heard the doleful cry. In the midnight dark-
ness Mrs. Smith carried poor Mrs. Tubbs some of her baby's Castoria. Just as soon as the
Tubbs baby had swallowed a few drops of the Smith baby's Castoria, he was as quiet as a
lamb.
That's just the way Castoria acts. It has the knack of curing children. It always cures
them. It cures quickly. They like it. It gives them health. It gives them sleep. Mrs. Tubbs
will never kick again. She now believes in Castoria.
K. Norman P. Little, of Columbus, Conn., and widely known throughout the Eastern
States, says :— " My family of eight children have been given Castoria. I prescribe
and recommend^ts use in preference to any formula known to me."
H. A. Archer, an eminent physician of No. Ill South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
says: — "Castoria is so well adapted to the derangements of infants and children, that I
recommend it as superior to any other known remedy."
Rev. Dr. Pope, well acquainted with Dr. Pitcher, says : — 11 1 have used Dr. Pitcher's
Castoria in my family, and cheerfully bear testimony to its being all that is claimed for it."
Mr. J. M. Gordon, writes from Buffalo Gap, Dakota :—" Have just removed here from
York State, and have had to send fifty miles for some Castoria and Centaur Liniment. No
living on the ranch without Castoria."
Mrs. E. C. Gildersleeve, an experienced nurse, residing at No. 402 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn,
N.Y., says:— "I have used Castoria in numerous cases for babies of 4 weeks old and upwards,
with most wonderful effects."
Dresden, Germany, April 1, 1887.
" I have pleasure to inform you that Castoria is the most popular article in all Germany.
Every one thinks highly of it."
George Bauman, Chemist, 2 Prager Strasse, Dresden.
Dr. J. N. Kincheloe, of Conway, Ark., writes :—" I rejoice to know that a remedy for
children has been introduced which is harmless and reliable. All morphine drops and syrups
are absolutely dangerous. I prescribe Castoria regularly. Any mother can administer it
without fear." »
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,
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6th Month. 18 8 8*) 30 Days.
moon's phases.
INTERCOLONIAL.! EASTERN.
CENTRAL.
MOUNTAIN.
PACIFIC.
Last Quar.,
New Moon,
First Quar.,
Full Moon,
Last Quar.,
DAY
1
9
17
23
30
HR. MIN.
8 37 morn.
18 eve.
2 33 morn.
4 51 eve.
11 36 eve.
HR. MIN.
7 37 morn.
11 18 morn.
1 3-3 morn.
3 51 eve.
10 36 eve.
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6 37 morn.
10 18 morn.
33 morn.
2 51 eve.
9 36 eve.
HR. MIN,
5 37 morn.
d. 9 18 morn.
16 11 33 eve.
1 51 eve.
8 36 eve.
HR. MIN.
4 37 morn.
d. 8 18 morn.
16 10 33 eve.
51 eve.
7 30 eve.
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New Foundland.
Nova Scotia,
St. Al-
Hartford, Elmira,
Washington, Cin-
ta
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Quebec, Central On-
bans
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Salem Oregon.
Carson, Yuba.
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Moon
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58
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42
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Sat
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7 57
1 24
4 25
7 31
1 13
4 30
7 26
1 12
4 36
7 20
1 11
3
Sun
3 59
7 58
1 46
4 24
7 32
1 40
4 30
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1 39
4 a5
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Mon
3 58
7 59
2 7
4 24
7 33
2 5
4 29
7 27
2 6
4 35
7 21
2 6
5
Tues
3 57
7 59
2 27
4 24
7 33
2 30
4 29
7 28
2 32
4 36
7 22
2 34
6
Wed
3 57
8
2 50
4 23
7 34
2 57
4 29
7 28
2 59
4 35
7 23
3 2
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Thurs
3 57
8 1
3 14
4 23
7 34
3 25
4 29
7 29
3 29
4 34
7 23
3 32
8
Fri
3 56
8 2
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7 35
3 57
4 28
7 29
4 2
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4 6
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3 55
8 3
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7 36
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4 28
7 30
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4 28
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8 4
10 25
4 22
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10 4
4 28
7 32
10
4 34
7 26
9 55
13
Wed
3 55
8 5
11 2
4 22
7 38
10 46
4 28
7 32
10 42
4 34
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14
Thurs
3 55
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11 35
4 22
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11 22
4 23
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3 55
8 6
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morn
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8 7
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7 39
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8 8
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7 40
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7 28
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3 56
8 8
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4 23
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7 35
2 43
4 35
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2 47
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3 56
8 8
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4 35
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8 8
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7 35
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7 29
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3 58
8 8
11
4 25
7 41
10 43
4 31
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10 40
4 37
7 29
10 38
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3 58
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11 27
4 26
7 41
11 15
4 31
7 35
11 13
4 37
7 29
11 11
29
Fri
3 59
8 8
11 50
4 26
7 41
11 43
4 32
7 35
11 42
4 37
7 29
11 41
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Sat
3 59
8 8
morn
4 26
7 41
morn
4 32
7 35
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morn
Largest Churches in the World.
Seats for persons.— Beecher's, Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, 3,500; Spurgeons Taberna-
cle, London, 7,000; Lateran, Rome, 22,900; St.
Sophia's, Constantinople, 23,000; St. Paul's,
London, 25,000: St. Paul's, Rome, 32,000; Milan
Cathedral, 37,000; St. Peter's Rome, 54,000.
360,000 men were killed or died of wounds
and exposure duriug our late civil war.
Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure is the only
remedy known, that will permanently cure a
case of Chronic Catarrh.
The man had by mistaie been published
as dead, and called upon the editor for an
apology. "This paper," said the editor,
''never takes back anything. If you insist
that you have been misrepresented, why,
we'll put you among the births in our next
issue. That will square it."
M Nothing will clean clothes." says Tailor Bell,
" Like a wife with a brush and Zyinel."
How Children Had "Fun."
On a summer day they went to play
Down the road to Deacon Jones' pasture,
Dick climbed the tree, Vic looked so gay,
The hours were spent in fun and laughter.
That night those youngsters yelled with pain,
Yes. the funny Dick and Victoria ;
The gripes were of the green apple kind,
But quickly cured by Castoria.
Jonas mixed a little suthin' in his water, be-
cause, he says, ever since the deluge fresh
water tastes of drowned sinners.
The richest man in America, was Vander-
bilt, S200.CR 0,000. In England, the Duke of
Westminster, $400,000,000. In the world, is
Tesingof China. He is worth $1,000,000,000 !
What an income ! At 5 per cent. $50,000,000 a
year 1 1
Rheumatism can be cured by Centaur
Liniment.
Why is a woman with wit like a telegraph
message ? Because she is always ahead of
male intelligence.
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Disagreeable.
HEUMATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago,
and pain in the back, are not desirable compan-
ions. We want to be rid of them, without
trifling: They usually hang on until death. There is one
thing that will quickly exterminate Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Lumbago and Pain in the Back. That thing is Centaur
Liniment.
Burns, Scalds and Scars are not exactly agreeable ; burns and scalds can't be pre-
vented, but scars from them can be prevented, and so can the swellings, the pains and the sores.
Centaur Liniment will surely and quickly remove the pain, heal the sores and prevent
their leaving scars.
A Sprained Ankle, Knee or Hip is decidedly disagreeable. Anything of the kind is
awfully annoying. It prevents the owner from chopping wood and from dancing a hornpipe.
Besides it is painful and makes one cross. For such unwelcome visitors, Centaur Liniment
is not only a certain cure— it is a speedy cure.
What is more annoying: than a spavined and lame horse. We may go to Church
and pick strawberries on foot, but we can't plow the garden or draw a load of wood without a
horse. A first-class sprain may last a year— it may last while the horse lives. But it may be
cured in a very few days. Centaur Liniment— yellow wrapper— is curing lame and galled
horses all the time. It has been doing it for twenty years. It is the best thing for lame horses
ever devised by man.
Inflammatory Rheumatism and Gout ! What can be worse ? Fingers drawn
into corkscrews ; the feet bundled up like cannon swabs ; the body bent double and every
nerve jumping like the toothache. We don't believe that any one likes Inflammatory Rheuma-
tism or Gout, still many persons have them and they needn't have them. Centaur Liniment
will cure Inflammatory Rheumatism and Gout. It will cure them quickly. We do not know of
any other remedy that will absolutely exterminate either Inflammatory Rheumatism or Gout.
There is no question about it, Centaur Liniment has come to stay. It is what
the world has been long in need of. Something that will subdue inflammation, heal wounds,
limber stiff joints and cure lameness. The lame, the crippled and rheumatic sufferers all
agree, that remedies are many, but that there is only one real, absolute and quick cure. We
want to be cured— not trifled with. Centaur Liniment will cure.
Otherwise Crippled for Life.
£lias Bowly was thrown from his horse, breaking one rib and so terribly bruis-
ing him that he was unable to leave his bed for several weeks. He says: "I should
have died, or been a cripple for life, had it not been for the Centaur Liniment."
M. JOHNSTON, Postmaster.
Noluncus, Artoostook Co., Me., Feb. 8, 1872.
$6,000 Thrown Away.
Germantown, Pa., April 21, 1878.
Gentlemen : — " You shall have mine tanks. My vrow she has been aching and sufferin' very
bad mit pains all up her back and in both her legs for more nor 4 years. We tried 3, 4, and 5
goot doctors here and in Philadelfy. It was no goot. I take her to Turkish baths, which helps
a leetle. I then take her to Germany, and bath her 5 months in Weisbaden. We comes back here
and uses many tings. She was all the time pretty near the same. Den we hear of Centaur
Liniment. We tried em. She git better. We keep trying em. She get well. No more
rheumatiz, no more pain. Six dollars, only did it cost to cure her complete. Six
thousand dollars had I paid before I knoed about this great Centaur Liniment. You
has mine tanks." CARLOS WILLMS.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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Why do ladies, squeezing wet linen, remind
us of going to church ? Because the belles are
wringing.
" Are you ill ?" asked the physician ; " let
me see your tongue, please ?" It's of no
use doctor," replied the patient ; " no tongue
can tell how bad I feel."
Schoolboy's composition :— " The horse, is
an animal with four legs, one at each corner."
More than 500,000 persons have been
cured of Catarrh by Wei De Meyer's remedy.
To cleanse your clothes and make them look
well,
One thing there is and that is Zymel.
Why was Noah a good financier ? Because
he floated a limited company when all the rest
of the world was in liquidation.
If a married couple avoid the first quarrel
they will never have a second.
When the milk curdles, baby will cry,
When fever sets in, baby may die,
When baby has pains at dead of night
Household alarmed, father in a plight ;
Then good mothers learn without delay
That Castoria cures by night or day.
You ask what Is the secret of wealth. The
question is answered in the talismanic word of
only four letters : S— A— V— E 1
A woman may not be able to sharpen a pen-
cil or throw a stone at a hen, but she can pack
more articles into a trunk than a man can do
in a one horse wagon.
Mrs. Snooks loves to make bread, because it
cleans her hands so beautifully.
For sore nipples and swelled breasts, no
known application, equals Centaur Liniment.
" What's up. One of your windows is wide
open." "Where?" exclaimed the startled
professor. ** The one you are looking out of."
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Appreciated,
LAS poor Jumbo ! But Messrs. Barnum,
Jumbo and the Baby Elephant.
Bailey and Hutchinson, are still the o\vner s
of over fifty Elephants. In their travels we
have reason to believe that all of these intelligent
beasts carry Centaur Liniment in their trunks.
This is What Barnum Says.
438 Fifth Ave., New York, May 9, 1875.
MQNG my vast troop of teamsters, eques-
trians, horses, camels and elephants, there
are always some lame, wounded, galled and
strained. My doctors and veterinaries all
assure me that nothing has proven so prompt and
efficacious a remedy for men and animals as Centaur Liniment, If you could supply me
with a live Centaur, I will give you my check for $100,000." p rp BARNUM
Paralysis Cured at 74 .
Roxanna, Sussex Co., Del., May 27, 1874.
Y mother has suffered terribly with Rheumatism for sixteen years. Of late she
has been paralyzed on one side. No one thought she would ever be able to
walk again, as she is seventy-four years of age. She has been using the
Centaur Liniment for a few weeks, and now she can talk and walk
tolerably weU. I think that your Liniment deserves all the praise it has received.'"
Rev. W. R. TUBBS.
Cured of Rheumatism when 67 Years Old.
ss.
Town of West Windsor, County of Easton, )
State of Mich. j '
ILEY Hancc . on his oath says : " That for the last ten years he has been severely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and has been for the last six years entirely helpless, inso-
much that he could hardly move, and had given up all hopes of ever being helped. And
deponent further says that about five months ago, he commenced the use of Centaur
Liniment, which has produced wonderful results, and that he now feels almost as well as ever.
Considering my advanced age, 67 years, I think the result a miracle. 11 RILEY HANCE
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10th day of December, A. D., 1874.
LEONID AS McQUOWN, Justice of the Peace.
Bitten by a Kentucky Horse.
N 1875, 1 was traveling agent for Wilson, Peter & Co., Louisville, and was severely
bitten by my horse. Having a sample of the Centaur Liniment in my wagon, I
had it applied. Myself and those who assisted me were surprised at the speedy
effects. * * I consider it the best external medicine ever made. 1 1
Jeffersonville, Ind., May 2, 1878. ISAAC BRINKWORTH.
Sciatica Cured .
Maryville, O., May 19, 1873.
ENTLEMEN :— "You certainly have the most efficacious remedy I have ever seen. I
have suffered with Sciatica so that I could not get out of the house at times,
for several years. To say that I doctored and tried remedies does not express it. When
I saw the Centaur Liniment advertised I went for it. I have now used three bot-
tles, and can walk without the aid of my cane. I am improving daily. 11
JOSIAH WESTLAKE.
ENTATJR LINIMENT is the most prompt and efficacious external remedy ever
devised by man It is used in immense quantities among all eivilized peoples be-
cause it has been found to be an Instantaneous Pain Reliever— as sure as chloro-
form, and as certain as sunrise.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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"Now, my dear.' 1 said the teacher, "what
is memory '?" The little girl answered, after
a moment's reflection, "It is the thing you
forget with."
Hellebore will kill potato bugs just as it did
before the new version.
What is the difference between an umbrella
and a woman ? One you can shut up, the
other you can't.
Vice-President Wheeler was a great sufferer
from catarrh; cured by Wei De Meyer's
remedy.
For five dollars her carpet she could not sell,
One hundred it brought after using Zymel.
What is mind ? No matter.
What is matter ? Never mind.
What is soul ? It is immaterial.
Mrs. Washington could not make soap out
of the ashes from George's famous cherry
tree. There was no (lie) lye in them.
A Happy Family.
Stomachs will sour and milk will curdle
In spite of doctor's and the cradle ;
Thus it was that our little Doria
Made home howl until sweet Castoria
Cured her pains ;— Then for peaceful slumber
All said our prayers and slept like thunder.
"Hadn't I better pray for rain to day, dea-
con ?" "N not to-day, dominie, I think the
wind isu" 4 right.
" Have you dined ?" said a lounger to his
friend " " I have, upon my honor." " What
a scanty meal you must have made.
For pain in the side, one bottle of Centaur
Liniment is worth fifty plasters.
A man said to his aged mother, speaking of
his wife, "I do wish I could Keep Mary from
exaggerating so!" "Get ner to talk about
her own age," responded the shrewd old lady.
Why did not the Children of Israel starve
on the desert ? Because of the sand wiches
there.
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Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Sprains
and Lameness Cured,
Cured After Hobbling Eight Years.
Phillips Mills, Ind. Co., Pa., Nov. 4, 1878.
Gentlemen :— " I am thankful for the Centaur Liniment. It has done me good— so
much good that I feel like a new woman. My lameness is from Palsy of eight years standing,
I write with my left hand. I can hobble through the house and help tend the office ; but I think,
with God's blessing for your Liniment, there will be another way for me."
JANE PHILLIPS.
Americans
Use Centaur Liniment for boils, Bruises, burns, Chilblains, Cuts, Earache,
Felon, Itch, Lumbago, Mumps, Neuralgia, Pain in' Back, Pimples, Poisonous
Bites, Rash, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Scalds, Sciatica, Stiff Joints,
Strains, and Swellings; also for Sprains, Kicks, Gall, Spavin, and Scratches
upon Horses.
The Best Authority in America.
New York, Aug. 21, 1874.
" Centaur Liniment is the best thing for Wounds, Galls, and Sprains we have ever known.
We keep a supply of it in our stables and have used it with great satisfaction upon our men and
hundreds of valuable horses.under our care.'"
E. PULTZ, Supt. of U. S. Express Co.
H. MARSH, Supt. of Adams Express Co.
ALBERT S. OLIN, Supt. of National Express Co.
Englishmen
Use Centaur Liniment for Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Tic-Douloureux,
Neuralgia, Nervous Headache, Mumps, Quinsy Sore Throat, Wens, Ulcers,
Scalds, Burns, External Piles, Contracted Cords, Woimds, Sores, Stiff Joints and
Lameness, from whatever cause, upon either man or beast.
The Centaur Liniment in England.
J. M. Richards & Co., London. Chester, April 21, 1881.
Gentlemen: — "We are nearly pulled out of our place for Centaur Liniment. Send
the amount of our order immediately. 1 '
Respectfully, GRIDLEY & SON.
Germans
and Russians use Centaur Liniment for Goitre, Rash, Pimples,
Itch, Ringworm, Boils, Felons, Strains and Sprains. The French,
Spaniards and Italians use it for Freckles, Cutaneous Eruptions,
Scald Head, Swellings, Lameness, Sore Nipples, Caked Breast, Rheu-
matism, and pains of all kinds.
Bad Case of Inflammatory Rheumatism.
188 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, July 17, 1877.
OR a long time I have been a great sufferer from Inflammatory Rheumatism, for
which I could find no relief, until I tried Centaur Liniment. In one week's time
I was able to walk without pain— something new to me for years. * * I feel that
I am to be restored to health and relieved of suffering. My thanks for Centaur
Liuimei t cannot be expressed." MRS. E. EDWARDS.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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9th Month. & 3^ ^® lilt* £ % 8 8 8 ® 30 Days.
moon's phases.
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Mamma—" What can I do to induce you to
go to bed ? Youngster—" You can let me sit
up a little longer.
A drunkard's nose is not painted in water
colors.
The best way to improve a woman's lot is to
build a house on it and put a good man in the
house.
What was Joan of Arc made of ? Maid of
Orleans.
No person need suffer with Catarrh if he or
she use Wei De Meyer's remedy.
'Tis a fact that the clothes of Parson Tell
Glistened with grease, until he used Zymel,
"Dear me, how close the poor cows are
crowded together.'" ' Yes, muni ; but we
have to do that." " Why so ? " "So they will
give condensed milk.'"
" Why don't I sleep— what makes I cry ?
Quite well you know dear Aunty 1 Fy 1
When stomach ache and mouf is sour
And mamma sleeps at midnight hour.
Cry I must for sweet Castoria,
Like what you give Jim and Josie."
Why are the stars the oldest astronomers ?
Because they have studded the heavens since
the Creation.
In what colors should an artist paint a
storm at sea ? The winds blew and the waters
rote.
The difference between the North Pole and
the South Pole is all the difference in the
world.
For strained, galled or sprained horses, Cen-
taur Liniment is the best Remedy known to
man.
" And didn't ye say Pat that yes could carry
water in a sieve ? " " An so I kin. But I waits
till it freezes you greeny," said Mike.
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The Turks,
Armenians, and Tartars use Centaur Liniment for Sabre
Wounds, Weeping Sinews, Fever, Sores, Earache, Itch, Eruptions of
the Skin, Strains, Sprains, Bruises, Galls, and Contusions upon
Men and Horses.
Cured after Suffering Six Years.
Utica, April 17, 1887.
. " I have suffered from Lumbago and Rheumatism most terribly for over six years. Have
tried many doctors aud remedies without benefit. * * * Three months' use of Centaur
Liniment has cured me. JAMES WILCOX.
The Chinese,
Mongolians, and Japanese use the celebrated Centaur Liniment for
Compressed Muscles, Corns, Opium Dizziness, Stiff Joints, Cramps, Wounds,
Weak Back, Pain in the Side, Eruptions, Contusions, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
Rheumatic Affections, and Lameness of all Kinds.
Terribly Lacerated and Ribs Broken,
B Q XJT the 7th of this month a chain broke, with which I was working in the door of
I fell head first a distance of about twelve feet, striking
It was a wonder that I was not instantly killed.
the second story of my stable.
upon the ends of aii iron fence. It was a wonder that I was not instantly killed. When
I recovered my senses I found myself in bed, attended by Dr. Ambrose, of Third Place.
One rib was broken, one hand was crushed, my body was terribly lacerated,
and I was bruised all over. At the end of about twenty-four hours my body, hands, and
limbs were greatly swollen, and I was in terrible agony. Centaur Liniment was brought in
and I was bathed with it. It smarted awfully for a few minutes, but soon I felt easier. In one
hour's time the pain had ceased, the inflammation gradually disappeared, and the
swellings went down. The second day I was entirely comfortable and have not suffered since I
commenced with this Liniment. Its effects are the most remarkable of anything I ever saw ;
without it, I do not know what I should have done." PATRICK POWER,
Brooklyn, Sept. 15, 1877. 419 Court Street
The Arabs
and Egyptians use Centaur Liniment for Scrofula, Lep-
rosy, and Wounds, and for Galls, Strains, Spavin and poison-
ous bites upon horses and camels.
HERE is not in this wide world one other equally prompt and
potent remedy for alleviating pain and curing Wounds,
Sprains and Burns, whether upon mankind or animals, as
Centaur Liniment. White label for family use ; Yellow
label for Horses.
What is it cures Rheumatic Pains,
And limbers up severest Sprains ?
Centaur Liniment.
Tis naught we hear from West to East,
Confounding man, befriending beast, but
Centaur Liniment.
His Wife Fell on the Ice.
"* * * My wife received injuries by falling on the ice. which threatened to make her
bedridden for life Dr had beca in daily attendance, but did not succeed in limbering the
useless parts. I quietly applied the Centaur Liniment, which took down the swelling in
one night. My wife is entirely well.'' 1 JASPER WESTERFIELD,
238 Wyckoff St., Brooklyn.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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lOth Month. OctolXM^ 1 8 8 8,., 81 Days.
moon's phases.
INTERCOLONIAL.
EASTERN .
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MOUNTAIN.
PACIFIC.
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First Quar.,
Full Moon,
Last Quar..
DAY
5
12
19
27
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1 13 morn.
4 53 eve.
9 39 eve.
HR. MIN.
9 18 morn.
13 morn.
3 53 eve.
8 39 eve.
HR. MIN.
d. 8 18 morn.
11 11 13 eve.
2 53 eve.
7 39 eve.
HR. MIN.
d. 7 18 morn.
11 10 13 eve.
1 53 eve.
6 39 eve.
HR. MIN.
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11 9 13 eve
53 eve.
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" Saturdays I shall go to market with you,"
said the lady. " But who's goin to carry the
basket the other days, mum,"" replied Bridget.
A young man of slender salary, should marry
a girl of small waste.
" What is the matter with the fallen angels,
mamma," said the little girl. " Couldn'tthey
make their wings work ?"
Why is a hen immortal ? Because her sun
never sets. Eggs-actly.
Wei I>e Meyer's new treatment is war-
ranted to cure Catarrh.
Like a dollar shone the collar of old Sell,
But the shine disappeared when he used
Zymel.
" Here James is a letter for you from the
dead letter office.'" " Sure then its from my
mother, who I had been expectin would
write ine, she's dead for a long time," replied
Pat.
Rosy Cheeks.
It is a fact there is no 14 maybe,"
Mother's milk can't save the baby,
While Castoria digests their food
Cures all their pains and makes them good ;
Gives them healthy, rosy cheeks,
With dreams of joy while they sleep.
The rocks that many men split on— when an
infant, the rock of the cradle ; as a boy, the
rocking horse ; as a man, Rock and Rye, fol-
lowed by the rocking chair.
Mary had a sweet little doll,
With eyes the kind that shut,
And rosy cheeks like other dolls,
And gloves on its hands ;— but
When round its dainty waist she felt,
And touched a hidden spring,
It warbled underneath its belt ;
"I'm sawdust when I sing."
Centaur Liniment is a certain reined}' for
Sciatica and Lumbago.
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Why is it
HAT so much is said of Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure ? Be
cause Catarrh is a prevalent, loathsome disease. Because
formerly it Avas deemed to be incurable. Because it does abso-
cure Catarrh. Because in almost every hamlet in the civilized
Because thousands
tutely
world there is some person who has been cured by it
of well known persons make such statements as the following :
Statue of Liberty, ... . . _ . . . _
.330 feet high. Vice-President of the United States Cured.
Vice-President William A. "Wheeler was a great sufferer from Catarrh. Fre-
quently he was unable to preside in the Senate Chamber. He employed the most eminent
physicians and used popular remedies, but without benefit. After yeans of humiliation and
torture, he was induced to try Wei De Meyer's great remedy, which, after a few
months, completely cured and restored him to health. Mr. Wheeler resided at Malone, N. Y.
He assured us of the above facts and gladly verified them to everyone.
Rev. Charles J. Jones says:
"I was attacked with Catarrhal symptoms some four years ago. It gained upon me,
although I tried many remedies. I feared I would, have to bring ray ministry to a
close, and the relief I experienced from the first box of Wei De Meyer's was worth ten
times the price. I conduct several services a week, speaking and singing at each. My relief
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REV. CHAS. J. JONES, New Brighton, S. I.
"An Object of Loathing and Disgust."
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N. Y., writes : —
" My sufferings from Catan-h for over four years were indescribable. My taste and smell
were entirely gone : the virus ate through from my left nostril to my cheek ; my voice was
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years, and I have had no return of any Catarrhal symptom.'" D q McKELVAY
"Too Deaf to Hear the Church Bells Ring."
21 John St., Newport, R. L, Feb. 18, 1880. .
Messrs. Casswell. Massey & Co., Druggists. " When I commenced using Wei De Meyer's
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A Minister's Wife Nearly Deaf .
Clarksville, Albany Co., N. Y., Feb. 18, 1880.
" Mj* wife had Catarrh in its worst form, so that she became nearly deaf ; she is deriving
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"Radically Cured."
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"I have suffered for several years from Catarrh, and have tried many remedies without
benefit. I have used one box of Wei De Meyer's Compound and am radically cured."
CHAS. H. TAYLOR, 140 Noble St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Seven Apostles of Minneapolis.
Mr. T. K. Gray, Wholesale and Retail Druggist at Minneapolis, Minn., writes :
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A. LATHROP
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want a package each * * * E- BEIDLEMAM, Druggist,
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Flushing, L. I., December 30th, 1879.
" While swimming the Connecticut River to LoDg Island Sound I contracted a dangerous
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I shall always include this valuable remedy in my outfit." PAUL BOYTON.
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This Plate
ILLUSTRATES how poisonous Catarrhal Mucous in the
Nasal Cavities communicate with the eyes : with the drum of
the ear ; with the stomach and with the bronchial tubes, lungs
and vital organs. Through these processes Catarrhal virus<\indermines
the entire system, and becomes a fruitful source of Deafness, Polypus,
Weak Eyes, Bronchitis, Leucorrhoea and Consumption. Wei De Meyer's
treatment, absorbs Catarrhal virus ; it kills the poisonous sporules ; it cures
Catarrh ; it prevents many other diseases.
Symptoms of Catarrh,
1st. Snuffling, Sneezing, Watery Eyes, Disgusting Expectoration,
with Intermittent pains, by the sides of nose, back of head, and
over the eyes. 2d. Head seems to crackle and spin ; hearing
suddenly ceases upon blowing the nose ; buzzing noises and spurts of thin mucous upon
the tonsils, or from the nostrils.
3d. Taste, Smell and Hearing Impaired ; stopping of one nostril ; hawking greenish
mucous ; dry scales in nostrils. 4th. Nostrils closed ; breathing through lips ; distressed
snoring ; discharge copious and offensive ; much Swallowing of mucous while asleep.
5th. Foetid and Sickening breath ; watery stars floating before the eyes ; throat
and lungs sore in morning. Weakening discharge from genitals. Sometimes Hay-
Fever and Polypus appear.
6th. Bones of Nose and fore-skull become honeycombed and partitions rot
away, disfiguring victim for life ; Voice utterly destroyed ; very Deaf ; Stench un-
bearable 5 mucous more purulent, planting germs of Scrofula, Consumption and Death.
This, Reader, is what Snuffles, Influenza and Catarrh become.
It Was Terrible.'
Mariposa, Cal., Feb. 24, 1887. " Forward me another box of Wei De Meyer. It has nearly
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Overton, Tex., March 21, 1887.
Cure. It is invaluable. 11
It is Invaluable."
"I have used and distributed four boxes of your Catarrh
L. M. MICHEALS.
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Glenwood, Erie Co., N. Y., June 3, 1886. " Our pastor, Rev. T. M. Long, has recommended
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"Had Catarrh 19 Years."
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"Can Hear a Watch Tick."
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Catarrh. I had suffered with the complaint so long that I put no confidence in it, and never
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so that 1 can now hear a wateh tick across a room. It is a wonderful thing. 11
J. L. STOWE.
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Tor CATAHHII
Catarrh Cure
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This sufcstanc-e is wholly absorbed and. eiroula-
ted throughout the Mucous membranous system,
thus exterminating the seeds cf CATARRHAL
DISEASES.
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Dr. Wei De Meyer to His Patients.
HAVE made arrangements with Messrs. D. B. Dewey & Company, of New
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in which being fully tried, it did not effect a complete cure. The Public's obedient servant,
F. W. WEI DE MEYER
New Y t ork, Oct. 1, 1878.
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rcare, icenn id) it)tn nid)t Saftoria gegeben I)atte." 9JJr3. ©arab; g. 9?oger§.
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grofsgejogen." iD?r3. Souife (S. Song.
SBcrmont. SRutlanb, 9St., ben 4. gebruar 1887. „90?eine grau, ittre.Dnfet, it)re Soufmen unb lb;re Santen
gebraud)en e3 atle." 3 a tn e 3 2B. § a t) e 3.
^ajc^ttfeftg. CoreeQ, SDtaff., ben 7. 2Ears 1887. „3ebermann lobt (Saftoria. 9Keine iJSerlaufe bjaben fid)
um bie £alfte n)&t)renb be3 lefeten 3ab;re3 uerme^rt." ®. (S. D 3 g o o b , M. D.
^J^inc t»rcifjifliiif)rt ( ic ?BeoJ>a bie AluttMdjaft won fSJliUlonen
on "MenW)cn fetjen nn& in ben 3taui>, iibcv baffclbc su fprcdieu, ul)iie und auf
IIJ atljf it su Dtrlcflcn. a?-* ift o\)nc t?¥aae bad befte UWittcl fttv Siittflltufle unb
Mincer, bad bie SSelt Je gefannt hat. (f-o ift Ijarmiod. ^inbet fatten getne.
m flieUt iljuen @efunbl)eit. @$ tet let ihr Veben. ift abfolut fid)er unb aid
AYhtbermebUiu ^raftifd) DoUfontnten.
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Castoria och Barn.
M
ER an en tredjedel af alia barn do innan dc uppna fern ars alder.
De fiesta af de barn, pom do, iiro forst bcdofvade, s; forgiftade,
sa mordade, allt tillfolje af farliga narkotiska opiegifter. Manga
af dessa barn kunde dock raddas. De kunna goras friska; de kunna fflr-
eattas i somn ntan bediifvande medel.
CASTORIA sir utotn all fraga den mest underbara medicin for barn,
annu kand i hela verlden. Den reglerar magen och inelfvorna. Den ar
behaglig. Den ar oskadlig.
ITar fait Castoria. PA DET ATT MODRAR och lakare ma veta hvad de gifvt hjelplosa
smabarn, ett tryckt formular medfoljer hvarje flaska.
MODRAR och Lakare forsta de ingredienser detta formular visar. De veta att desst iro goda
och oskadliga. De hafva nyttjat Castoria i trettio ars tid. De tycka om Castoria. Den a fvcr de-
ras barn och patienter somn. Den ger dem helsa. Den raddar deras lif I
CASTORIA UTROTAR mask. Den stillar febrar.
CASTORIA BOTAR magsyra. Den afhjelper forstoppning.
CASTORIA BOTAR vind-kolik. Den tillintetgor vaderspanning.
CASTORIA STILLAR plagor under tandsprickningen.
CASTORIA INNEHALLER hvarken opium cller morfin. Se formularet.
CASTORIA UNDERLATTAR matsmaltningen, den reglerar magen; den gif ver en helsosam
och naturlig somn. Man brukar nu mera af CASTORIA an af alia andra barnmediciner tillsam-
man«tagna.
Dresden, Tyskland, April lste 1887. "Jag har harmed nojet underratta Er om att Ca^turia
ar har i Tyskland den mest po;mlara medicin for barn. GEO. BAUMAN, Chemist,
2 I'rager Strasse.
New York, Juni 17de 187 J. "Jag nyttjar Castoria i m in praktik och finner den sardcles
utmiirkt for barn." ALEX. ROBERTSON, 1057 Second Avenue.
Brooklyn, November 5te 1874. "Castoria liimpar sig sardeles viil for spada barn och mera
forsigkomna baru, hvarfor jag satter den hogre an nagon annan medicin for barn."
H. A. ARCHER, Med. Dokt., Ill So. Oxford Street.
Maine. Lewiston, Me., April 25te 1887. "Jag ar fullt ofvertygad om att mitt lilla barn hade
dott af forstoppning, om jag ej gifvit det Castoria." Mrs. Sarah F. Rogers.
New Hampshire. Concord, N. II., Januari 4de 1887. "Jag har fiidt och uppfodt fyra barn
och aldrig anviindt annan medicin an Castoria.' Mrs. Louisk E. Long.
Vermont. Rutland, Vt., Pebruari 4de 1887. " Min hustru, hennes onklar, hennes kusiner och
heunes tanter. alia nyttja Castoria." James W. Hayes.
Mas s. Lowell, Mass., Mars 7de 1887. "Alia prisa Castoria. Min forsiiljning af den for sista
Irct uppgick till halften mer an forut." G. C. Osgood, M. D.
M
ED trettio ars erfarenhet a f Castoria oc! pnderstbdda p.f millioner
af personer, knnna yi med sakerhet tula om dess meriter. Den ar
u tom all fraga den basta medicin for barn, som hittills yarit kand i lif la
verlden. Den ar oskadlig. Barnen tycka om den. Den gi f ver dem heRa.
De n Till radda deras lif. Den ar absolut oskadlig och praktiskt fullan-
dnd som barnniedicin.
Castoria saljes Of ver hela jordklotet — 35 dosis fur 35 cents.
Barnen ropa efter Pitcher's Castoria.
OILED COAT COLLARS — grease spots upon clothing and black silk
can be easily removed by ths use of Zymel — the magio clothes cleaner. Sim-
•ft** ~z~
' Pte, quickj cheap. One bottle contains enough Zymel to renovate and make new several
suits of clothes and dresses. Invaluable.
ASTORIA is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's Vegetable Substitute for Paragoric,
Bateman's Drops, so-called Soothing Syrups, and other opium preparations.
Cast$>ria contains neither • morphine or opium. .--J t is harmless. It is superior to
Castor Oil or any other known preparation for infants and children. «
»
El OB MEYER'S CATARRH CURE has proved to be infallible.
The secret of its great success is that it innoculates the mucous membrane, and
exterminates its poison from the system. Cases of one, five and ten years standing like
that of Vice-Pres. Wheeler have been gpeedily cured. Yes, Catarrh can now be cured.
HE FABLED CENTAURS were supposed to be the founders of medi-
cine. They were half horse and half man. The Centaur Liniment is the quickest
and most powerful pain-healing remedy in the world. It will cure sprains, bruises,
lameness, and rheumatism of men. It will cure sprains, bruises, galls, lameness and
sprained hoi*s*^s. It is a Centaur Liniment. If not, what is it ?
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