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Nebraska's Sent of Government
Assessors Eleoted thIs Year.
' In an opInion handed down by At.
tomey Oeneral Thompson It Is held
tlmt county assessors must bo elected
this fall. The opinIon , written to
, L. D. Stiner , count ) ' nttorney of Clay
county , Is as follows :
1. Should county assessors be elect.
cd thll1 fall ?
, 2. Is the present Incumbent dlsqua.1.
f . Wed from holding the office for an.
I . 3thor succeeding term ?
t Answering your first Inqulr ) ' , beg
I leo.vo to state that , In harmon ) ' with
I the Intention of , the legIslature of
1905 to provh1o for biennial elections ,
the stntute relative to the tlmo for
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elC\cUng \ county assessors was In the
. . election law changed from 1907 to
, 1908 and every four yeo.rs thereo.ftor.
The supreme court , In nll of the cases
\ . . that 'Were brought before It wherein
supplementary statutes ns parts of
the scheme to create biennial elections ,
I were Involved , declared these stat. :
utes Invalid. I have no doubt If the
statute of 1905 had remained un.
changed the court would have cle.
clared the statute Invalid which un.
dertoole. change the , tlmo of elec'
tlon of connt" . assessors from 1907
to 1908 and every four ) 'ears there.
I after for the reasons assigned by the
\ court In the cases brought to test tho.
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To App al FroM Taxes.
"Wo do 1I0t Intl'nd : to tr ) ' to tie \tp
the tnxes I\ssosspd ngnlnnt railroad
property , " sad ! gdson Hlch , nttorney
for the UnIon PacIfic railroad. In
spenlclng of the mandamus suit of the
company to require the state board to
reconvene nntl maleo a record show.
Ing that the 'board either refused to
gl\'o the details of their methods or
to muko a reconl sho\vlng thut U10
board had t fusmt to answer , Questions
propounded. "But the law permits an
I1ppeal from the finding or any lJOaru
In this state ntul tbat has nlwa's be n
the law. "
It \\Iull'rstood \ that the Union Pa.
clfic Intends. If It can win Its suit to
compel tIll : ' hoard to reconvene and
glvo it I chance to record 1\11 excop.
tlon to the flntllngs of the board , to
appeal from the assessment to the ;
court or Lancaster count ) ' . A suit of
this natnre wilt not Interfere with
the collection of the taxes of the board
but will 110rmit the rotllb te go
through the utate courts to test the
valldlt ) ' of the nssessment. This Is
said to be the course outlined b ) ' the
rallroatI compan ) ' . It wilt probablY
bo , jolnctl from other r0l1tI8. 'rhls plan
Is different from tbat formerl ) ' pur.
sued by the Burlington amI the Union
PacIfic , which was. an Injunction suit
in the federal court to prevent the
dLfferent county treasurers In the state
from collectlnl ; taxes assessetI agaln ! t
railroads. The roads were defeated
In the federal courts and were required -
quired to pa ) ' their taxes with a heavy
penalty nddetI.
The mandlunus suit In tha supreme
court to cOlllPpl the state board of as.
sessment to reconvene and ma1w n
minute in the records or .Its refusal
to answer questions as to the } 11ethods
of arriving at values is talco 1 as au
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II "MilkIng Time on Governor Sheldon's Ranch on the W eplng Water. "
By Catharine 1\1 , Carlisle.
statutes above referred enacted In
, I the attempt of the legislature or HJOG
to estahllsh biennial elections , Evl.
dentl . with this In contemplation the
legislature or 1J07 ! amended the olec'
tlon law to provide for the election
: 01 county assessors in the year 1J07 !
and every four 'ears thereafter , as
I provldClI In the original revenue bill.
Therefore it Is mr opinion that count ) '
assessors should be electetI In the
'I i ) 'ear 1907 and every four ) 'ears there.
after.
Answering rour second quentlon , beg
leave to state that It Is mr opinion
that the present Incumbent In the
office of county assesoor Is not eligl.
ble to e u candidate to succepd him.
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self.
Charge of Discrimination.
'l'he Hastings Indepcn ent ' 1'ele11l1o:1e
company has complained agalnHt thl )
Nebrl\slm \ Telephone company to the
state rnl1wa ) ' comnllsslol1 , accusing It
I , of ellscrlmlnlatlng In the rates chm bed
In that town. Manager I.'man wrote
the commission that the Nebrasla
compal y , In defiance of the orders of
the commission , was furnishing tel.
ephones to ministers at reducetI rate.
and to the clty library free of rh 1rbe.
Mr. L'man desired to 1mow If the com.
mission had notified the Nebrasle : }
company as it had his company , fl"
gardlng the charges to be made. He
said ho hatI written the commission
regarding allowing mlnlsteriJ to ha'f. !
telephones at reduced rates I\nel the
commission told him to follow tiw
law , which does not permit this. His
compan ' raised the ratcs , he sail ,
and the ministers ordered Its 'Ilhones
taleen out antI are using the Nehrasm !
'lIh01109 at the reduced I'Ules , ' 1'he
commission will Invcstlgate the mat ,
tel' ,
Credit Men Meet.
'l'he Lincoln credit men's assocla'
tlon hell1 a meeting at whiCh the 111'0'
. posed establishment of an adjustment I
i' ' ' ' ' bureau was discussed , The objects
of the bureau lire : "Immedluto and
Intelligent Investigation of the affairs
of solvent and Insolvent dohtOl'j : ;
qulcle adjustment of administration ot
all honest and prosecution of fraudu ,
lent failures ; IIquldatious composl \ ,
tlons , wbon possible to be safely se.
cured ; aelocl competent trutees and
appratsors In banleruptcy proceedings ,
Objects to ReducIng Rates.
'rho LIncoln Traction mpany ,
which the city of Lincoln Is attempt.
Ing to malto sell six Uclcots for 2ti
cents. filed Its answer with the state
ral1wa ) ' commission , sayIng to enforce
such a demand woultI be confiscatory ,
The CItizens Street Hallway conll1Uny ,
mentioned h ) ' tne clt ) ' as hu\'lng 1\
lower rate , the Trnctlon cOlUlJany says ,
Is operated at a loss ! \ld Its officers
have announced publicly it does not
J , Intend to operate a street car s'stem
, for gain , but expect to sell Its rOl\d to ,
the city when comp1etetl.
Indication that the roads are preparIng -
Ing to contest the taxes assessed
against them , but the statement of Mr.
Rich that It will bo merely an appeal
to the state 'courts from the finding
of the board make : > o\'er'one feel moro
cheerful than was the case when the
collection of rallroatl tuxes was en.
Joined ,
Epworth League Progrnm.
The advertising matter fOl' the Ep.
worth assembly to bo heldl hero In
August Is being Issued and contains
the fOllowing as to these who will
talw 'part during the wcele :
Vlco PresIdent Falrbanles , Senator
"Bo " ' 1'a'IOl' , the southljrn humorist ;
Dl' , Frank Dl'Istol of Washington , D ,
C , ; lHsl1o\l \ Charles D. Galloway of
l\lIsslsElppl , Dr. A. D. Storms , presl.
dent lo..a state college ; George H.
Stuard , the Inmltao ! ) ) 'rennesseem : ;
Dr. George L , Cole of Callfocnla , Dr.
Morthed of the Imperial u.nlverslty of
.1apan , Ii'redorlck Warde , Shalcespear'
ean scholar and lecturer ; DIAo. Theo ,
dore S , Henderson and C. H. Mead of
New York city , OIe.Senator Frank
Stewart Hegan of Hocleford , 111. , and
others. The Parland.Newhall com ,
pany of bell ringers and voca.lIsts
will spend foul' days at the assembly ,
Innes and his orchestra bantJ will give
two coneCl.ts. The Elchhorns will
again conduct the chorus nntI 1\11' ,
Frank 'V. Ii'armer , the tenor soloist ,
will sing dally. Alton Paclmrdthe
chalk humorist , w111 entertain and mo ,
Uon pictures w111 add variety.
Wom..n . to Get the Job.
: \lrs , Hanlot l\Icl\lurph ) ' . of Omaha
Is said to be slated In Go\'ernor Shel ,
don' ! > mind fOl' a dairy Inspectorship.
No woman has o\'er been appointed
to such a post In Nebraslm , 1\1rs. .
1\Icl\hll'llhy Ii. satd to be weU qualifletJ
for the Ilos\tlon \ , IlOlng an eXllert in the
dairy business ,
Feeding In TransIt Rate In Danger.
Bl'Udstreet & Clemens of Grant' '
Islllnd'ho complaIned to the state
I'Ullwuy commission agatnst the Unlot
I-uclfie , alleging discrimination In till
matter of furnishing cars for the sblp
mcnt of horses , were before Ule com
mission , hut the matter was postponcl
fea \ few da's.
JunkIn Will Not SIgn Warrants.
Secretar ) ' of State Junkin haJ de
clded to sign no moro certificates fllee
b ) ' the state board of regents of tbl
state unl\'eraltr until the voucher !
are tiled In the office of the auditor
where he can persona11) ' Inspect anI
Investigate thorn. Mr. Junlcln agreel
to sign the batch filed during the las
few da's , as bls failure to do so woule
dela ' the IIQ'ment of wanants te
those who are entitled to the mone ) '
but now that he has given the regent :
ample notlco he feels that no Inju
tlce will bo dono.
ONE MAN'S ' EXPERIEflGE
IN WESTERN CANADA.
There Are Thousands of Opportunltlcs
In the Land of Opportunity.
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To the Editor.
Dear Sir : '
The foUowlng experlonco of nn 1111.
nols man who went to Weslern Cau'
adn. six ) 'ears ago is but ono of the
thousands of lellers that could bo 1'0'
produced showing how 11fOS1lerlly fol.
lows U10 settler on the ferUle lands of
Western Canada. This felter , was .
written to Ule Chicago agent of tho.
Government of the Dominion of Can.
aua antI Is dated ut E\'arts , Al erta ,
April 8th , 1907 :
"It Is six years the 5th of this month
slnco I and famll ) ' landed In Hetl Deer ,
family sIck and on1) ' $75 In my Ilocket.
Dought a $12 lot , built a 12xH shacle
and went to work as 0. carllenter.
Next 1\Iay sold for $400 ( had added
16x18 bulldln ! ; to sltnele ) . Purchased
two lots at $70 each and built n 23x28
two story bullciins and sold for $950.
Filed on 0. Cuartor , section 33 miles
N. W. of Red Dcer und have sllont
three years on It and am wel1 111eased.
Quarter al1 fenced' and cross fenced ,
wire al\l rail , 2Y.s miles of fonce.
House 29x31 feet on stone foundation.
Last year was my first I\ltempt to
raise grain , 1 % acres of fall wheat ,
'Ield grand , but was frosted Augu\t
2nd , walZ cut August 16th al\l made
good pig feed. Had 1 % acres fall rye
that I. thlnlt could not bo beat. A
farmer froUl Dakoto. cut It for me ; ho
said ho never saw such heavy grain
anywhere. Straw was 7 feet high. I
had 4 acres of 2 rowed barley on fall
breaking that did not do so well , 'ol
It ripened and ga\'O mo all the feed I
need for stock and seetI for thlll
spring. I did n-ot have grain threshed ,
so can't glvo ) 'Ield , llUt the wheat
would Jto.vo gene at least 25 bu , to the
acre. Have a log stable 31x3G feet ,
broad roof and two smaller bulJdlngs
for pigs and chlc1eens.
"I have lived In Harvey , llls. , and
Imow somothlng about It. I ha.vo . been
hungry there and though able and
w1111ng to worle could get none to do ,
Ono Saturday ovenlng found me with ,
out any supper or n cent to get It with ,
A friend , surmising my situation , gavc
mo a dolla1 : , whleh was thanl\fully ac'
cepted and later pall ! bacle. Wlfo and
I are thanldul wo came here. 'Vc
were Hvlng near 1\It. Vernon , llls" as
perhaps you remcmber visiting mc
tbero and getting mo headed for thc
Canadian Northwest , and a happy day
it has proved for me. I have not
grown rich , but I am prospering. ]
would not ta1\O $3,000 for my quartel
now. The past winter has been :1
hard one , but I worlccd outside the
coldest day (52 ( below ) all day and dlel
not suffer. 'Vo are getting a school
started now that Is badly needel } .
"Our p. 0" Evarts , Is about If
miles ; there Is I1not11e1' office G miles
but It Is not convenient to us. Wife
and I would not exchange our hOUl. <
bere for anrthlng Illinois has to offer
"Yours truly ,
" ( Sd , ) E. El\IDEHLEY , "
HAPPENED AT BAD TIME.
MinIster's Fall SIgnificant In VIew 01
Previous Words.
In n small church In one of the min
Ing towns of Pennsylvania was . a pulpit
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pit both antique and unique , It. wa !
nbout the size antI shape of 0. fiom
barrel , was elevated from the fiom
about four feet and was fastened te
the wall. The ascent was by narro"
winding steps.
A minister from a neighboring town
a man of great vigor and vehemence
preached there ono Sunday. WhilE
preaching be bent forward antI shout
ed out with great force tbe words oj
his text :
"Tho rlghteona shall stand , but the
wl ked sJtall faU. "
Just as these words escaped fron
his lips , the 11Ulptt broke from It !
fastening , and he fell out and rolle (
over on the fioor before his congre
gatlon , In an Instant bo was on hI !
feet again and said :
"Drethren , I am not hurt , and :
don't mind tllO fall mucb , but I dl
hate tb connection. "
ELEVEN YEARS OF ECZEM
Hands Cracked and Bleedlng-Nal
Came Off of Flnger-Cutlcura Rem.
edles Brought Prompt Relief.
"I had eczem . on my hands fo
about eleven years , The hands crack
cd open in many places and bled. Onl
of my fingers was so bad that the nal
came ort. I had tried so many rem
edles , and they all bad failed to curl
me. I had seen three docte. tI , but gene
no relief. Finally I got 0. cake of Cull
cura Soap , a box of Cutlcura Olntmen
and two bottles of Cutlcura Resol\'cn
pm' ! . Of courSe I keep Cutlcura Sea ]
all the tlmo for my hands , but the 0111
cake of Soap and half a box or Cull
cum Ointment cured them. I recom
mend the CutiCUrl1 Hemedles to al
Burtering with eczema , Mrs , Eliza A
. Wiley , n. F. D , t\.o. 2 , Liscomb , la.
- Oct. 18. 1906 , "
New Automatic Rifle.
The self.loadlng or automa.tlc . musl
et Is now being seriously consldoro
_ as tbe Infantry arm of the future , 'l'h
I equipment of the great nrmles of th
3 world with an Improved rlfie Is bar l
J completed when the mechanics begl
, work on a new weapon. At the recer.
I examinations of the German \Va
1 Academy the automatic rlfio was on
t of the themes for discussion. Th
1 pleco now on trial has a maga.zln
) holding ten cartrldgcs ; the recoil I
, utilized to load and cock , Consequen
s ly the soldlor can remain quietly I
I' position , never removing his eye fret
tbe target , antI 11re bls ten shots-
New York Sun.
TWO TERRIDLE YEARS.
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The Untold Agonlcs of Neglected . < Ia.
ncy Troubles.
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Mrs. Jnmes Ii'rench , 65 Well' Street ,
i 'I'aunton , Mass. , na8 : "When I be nn
usIng Doan's 1\:111. :
noy Pills I was so
rlln down and mls.
ernblo thnt I could
hardlr endure It.
'I'crrlblo pnlns In
the hack al tnclecel
me fl'oquentIr and
the lcldne ) ' secro.
tlons were much' '
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tllsordered. I was a
nor\'ous wrecle anI' '
there seemed no hope , Donn's Kltt.
ne ) ' Pllls brolht ! m ' 11rlt relief RIul
alx boxes ha vo so t hOI'ollght ) . cured
and regulnted my lltlno's thnt thel'e
has been 110 return of m ) ' 0111 trouble. "
Sold by n11 d.onlol's , 50 cents a box.
Foster.l\1I1burn Co. , Buffalo ' N. Y.
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ConcluGlve.
"Do rou renrd , this prevalence of
high prices as 1stgn of prosperity ? "
"Certaln1) ' , " answered 1\11' . Dustin
Stax ; "tho fnct thnt people , can , a > rtl
to 1m ) " them Is n concluslvo sign of
llrosperlt-Washlngton Star.
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That an artlclo 1I1a ) ' bo good ns wol1
ns cheap , aud give entlro satisfaction.
Is proven b ) ' the extraordinary sale or
Defiance Starch , each pacllUSo can.
tnlnlng ono.thlrd moro Btarch tlmn
can bo had of any other brand for .tho
amo money.
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Unprogressive London.
Now York city hus moro telephones
than London , though London has
2,000,000 more InhabItants than Now
York city.
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Jewis' Silltlo ! Binder ItraiHht 5e. YOIl
pay IOc fOl' CItIlI'1lIot ! 1\0 gOOlI. Your denl.
Cl' or Lcwis' Factor ) ' , Peoria , Ill.
It is just as well to look out for the
man who Is alwl\Ys ooklng out for
hlmselt.
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: llr . " , Vltllllo'R Soothln ! : : , RTrnl"
For children leelhln. . : . purtcn. Iho JlIm. , rellucc. In.
l1ammnUolI. allnYII'nlncurel w'n,1 ' collu , 2.0 n IlOltlo ,
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Success i8 morel ) ' n matter of doing
the right thing at the rIght tlmo.
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New In Wall Paper.
A new d < > olgu In rnney wnll pnllcr
patterns coml's : from l\ansas ( 'Ity :
I\lso a wa ) ' to nUII1.o cancelled checles.
A firm hM hml all Its oITICO4 pallorNl
with old chl'cle9 : , plncell ncatl ) . olIgo
to edso. The fneo fiGures of the
checks \'ary from $ :10,000 : to $1,000 ,
anll the total for ono room Is $8,000 , '
000. Aa n Slit mouldIng runs around
the 011g09 of each chcck'IJRMl , the
general olrect Is rather Illeaslng.
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Lauudr ) ' worl , nt bomo would bo
much moro satisfactory If the rlgbt
Starch \\0\0 118ell. In order to get the
doslrolt stllrncss , It i9 IIsual ! ) ' neces.
sar ) ' to Use AO much starch that the
beauty I\nd flnoness of the fabric Ie
hlt1tlen behind 1lIasto of vRl' 'lns
thlelmess , which not onl- destroys the
allilenrance , bllt also affccl.s the wearIng -
Ing CJuallty of the goods. 'I'hle troll'
blo cl\n be entire ! ) ' overcome by using
Deflanco Starch , as It cnn bo nllllllod
milch moro thlnl ) ' becl\lIso of Itu great.
er strensth than other 111nleos.
ml\1I1 tntnKs sno IS necessl\ry to a
mnn's hallilinesa , n wIllow thinks n
man Is necessary to her happiness ,
and a man-well , no mutter what ho
thinks.
Shake Into Your Shoes
AlIen'lI Foot.Ease. It cureR IlI\lnfulKwollen ,
smnrtll1lf. wentll1g feet , Makes new I1hoes
I'llsr. Sold hy nll nrulfl ist nml Shoe RtoreR.
Don't nccept I N' , ouhRlttute. SIIIlIIJlFH.1' I ,
Addrcss A. S. Olmsted , La Her , N. Y.
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There are times when the stl11 ,
smnll voice of consclenco scellls to
como from the big end ot a motS. . .
pbone.
No Headache In the Morning.
Kmme' lTenclnchc Cnpsul ! ' ! ! foO'cr.ln. .
( lulgenee ill fJOII ( Ill' drink. DrUItRlstR , 2ic.
Norman Lichty Mfg. Co. , Des Ioincl : ! , In.
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Reforms In Chinese Currency.
The Chlneso mlnlstor of finance Is
planning reforms In the sllvor atul
, COllper cUrl'ency or the empire.
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1.c\\'ill' Siuglc Bimler costs more thl\n
othcr lie cigl\l'fI , HllInt-cl's lnnw whr.
Your denIm' nt' Lc.irl' . Factor ) ' , l'cO\'ia \ , 111.
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It doesn't ta1eo a man long to find
' out how different manled IIfo' Is from
I' whut bo tbought It was going to boo
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Pores of thtt Humal ) . SkIn.
vry Inch ot the humnn skin . . . .
tnlns 3GOO lJOrsvlraUon porco.
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To oonTlnoo any
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FREE tltlO AnUIOtltlc
, llJ1proT hclhelLlth
nJlll do nil '
tor It. WO'Olllln !
9l'ud her absolutely free 1Inrgo tria
box of } > nxtlno with book or Instruo-
lions nnd gl'lIulno tl'rtltnonlnls. flen4
) 'our DnlUO IUlll address on postal &rd. I ,
' DSCI i
o.na' hents I
PAXTI'NEo10 . ,
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brano "f. I
feetlons , ! luch M 11Mt : cntnrrh , pi1Tto .
eatarl'h nnd InnlWltnation enu cd DJ temJ.
ntno Ills ; 80ro eyes Roro thrOI\b- and I
mouth , by direct local treatment Its CUfio
nUv tlowcr over thcso troubles 18 exlra-
I oflllnary nnll gives Immedlnto rellof. I
Thousands ofTomen nro using nnd rco- I
01ll11101)lIn" It every day. l O eenta at. I
dru ll t8 orlly mall.nemr.mber , ho..woTer.
J'l' coWtS YOU NOTIIINO TO TRY IT.
TlII It. l > AX.TON co. , DO.toD , Maas.
rOSITtVR CURE FOR :
SORE SUOUOEAS ' :
ON.
DORSES & MULES
At very small expense yon caa cura
YOllrTork horses' sore shoultltrs , sore nech
or sore hacks and not lose a sin le dar' .
worlc. Socurlty Gall Salvo will do It ,
and after the first application he will bo
out of pain. This is also good policy ,
for he will surely do more work \ithout
running own , If YOllr slack r. t. cut
from barb wire , or : mythinR else , be .uro
and use Socurlty Antiseptic 1103101' ' . It " , III
cure a cut very quickl } ' . Dealers every"hero.
, QCY"\r ty Remedy Co" Minneapolit , MilUl
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; " Save the Babies. "
: NPANT MORTA.LITY is soinothing frightful , Wo can hardly xealizo that of
I all the children born in civilized
cOlmtries , twontytwo per cont. , or nearly
one-quarter , die before they reach ono year ; thirtysoven pOl' cont. , or more
than one-third , before they are five , and ono half before they are fifteen r
We do not hesitate .to say that a timely use of Oastoria wOl d save a majority -
jority of these precious lives. Neither do wo hesitate to say that many of these
infantile deaths are occasioned by the use ofIiarcotic preparations. Drops , t otuxes
and soothing syrups sold for children's complaints contain more or less bptfim , .or
morphine. They are , in considerable quantities , deadly poisons. ' In any quantity
they stupefy , retard oirculation and lead to congestions , sickness , death. Oastoria
operates exactly the reverse , but YOlt must see. that it bears the signature of
Chas. H. Pletoher. Oastoria causes the blood to oiroulate properly , opens the
pores of the skin and . allays fever.
, letters from Prominent Physiciao
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' \ I : ' Dr. A. F. peeler , of St. Louis , Mo" aays : "I have prescrIbed , your Castorl.
il : " In mlmy Cl1ses nnd 11 VO alwars found it an et11clont 'and speedy rcmodY. '
' I t I . Dr. E. Down , of , . , "
( I I I ' I Philadelphia Pa. says : "I have prescrIbed your Cns
. , III " torlo In my proetleo for mon > ' yeor. with gren' . . .UtoeUon to myself .o
q I - - ' - : _ ' _ ' - _ _ _ _ _ ; benefit to my patients. " ,
I ! ' i - . : i'\ ' : : = " ' Dr. Edward Parrish , of Droolc1yn , N. y" sayn : "I have usqd your Ca5
' ' , till r.torio. r. . in my own household wIth good results , and bavo advis d sever l
r i . - - lqq patients totso It for its mUd laxatlvo effect nnd freedom from harm , " :
d ' - : - - 'L - : . . , : ; Dr. J. D. E1l10lt , of Now York City , SI\YS : "Having during the past ol \
' 6 'U ' II" ; o ioL 3 ' . ' " , , years prescribed your Castoria for Infantllo stomach dls rdors , I mos '
; , "I' ' , , i I' I I : f"C' \jc ( tt cl'repum n : ! onlor : ! " , heartily commend its usc. The formula contains nothlhg deleterious
i 'd ' , 'slmllalint\lIreF ' t 0 th 0 mos t d e Ii ca t 0 OL - C lild ren. " .
, . tlnteSI ( / ! l1achs ) diI tlRe S ijI Dr. C , O. SpraGUe , or Omaha , Neb. , anyo : "Your astol'lo. Is an Id \ al . I
,1JiJ1C2 , medicine for children , nnd I freQuently prescrlbo it. WbUo I do not advQo
' ' cato the Indi ! Crimlnntotso or proprietary medicines , yet Oaatorla fs an
. . . 'I' , I , , exception for conditions which arise in the , care or children. "
i 1 : , ; Prolt10IesDig ; 1terf'uI' Dr. J. A. Parker , or I nsas City , : Mo. , s .ya : "Your Castorio. holds the
B I i'I' ' ; ntsslndRest.Contalnsnellhfresteem of the medIcal profession In 0. maJlner held by no other proprio-
! : :1 : 111 I : Opium.Horphlnc nor 1inml.tary preparation. It is a sure nnd rellablo medlelno for infants and chi !
' 'I' ' ' : ' NOT NARCOTIC.dren. . In fact , It Is the universal household remedy for InfanUlo aUments. :
: , . . . Pl' . IL F. : Merr11l , " .
ij : of Augusta , Me" aaya : "Cnstoria. Is ono ot the very
I'I I ! . / ' ' finest nnd most remnrlrnble romedles for iufants .
I I' I II trVn/o'J fMJJLl'm1JE1l nnU children. In' my
I JJm.din Sk - opinion your Castorlo. has saved thousands from an eu.rly gro.VQ. I can
I .An 1tStf ! ! " ' ' ' and merits ,
: I 11)1 : , i ' l % JIr . t I , . Dr. Norman M. Oeer , ot Cleveland , Ohio , says : "During the last twelve
' I " / rgJ , r years I have freQuently recommended your Castorio. as ono ot the best :
. ' ! , llill : i : fi m.m . preparntioDIJ of the kind , elng ante In U10 hands or parents and very'.et.
I III . - - fcctlvo In relievIng children's disorders , whllo tbo ease with which ouch , , tJ
i I ' fte : T , c 0. pleasant proparatlon can be admlnlsterod is a. great advanlngo. " , \ \ ' - ; ; ' ;
eM : : ! WormsCo1\\1Jlsions.t 'Crish' GENUINE ' " C ! ( 1
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