HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE
Affep Fov Tears ef Discouraging 1 K° tten *° weak I could not sttnd,
p-h- , ■!_ « ■ t P _ and 1 e* ve "P'» de*P»ir
oiu, mre. BnOock Gare At tut, my husband got ms a bottle of
Up ia Despair. Basbasd Cardul, (be woman's tonic, and.! com-
Caaa to PtH'r menced taking it From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. I
can no# walk two miles without its
Catron, Ky.-in an Interesting letter tiring me, and am doing an my wort."
from, this place, Mrs. Be We Bullock H you are all run down from womanly
writes as follows: "I suffered for tour troubles, doal give up in despair. Try
feats, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, the woman's tonic. It has helped
this time, I could only sit up lor a little "»*« than a million women. In its 50
while, and could not walk anywhere at y«w of continuous success, and should
SO. At times, I would have severe pains *"*'7 help you, too. Your druggist has
In my left sold Cardul lor years. He knows what
The drtor was called In, and his treat- It will do. Ask him. He win reaxn
ment relieved me for a whfle, but I was meol t. Begin taking Cardul today,
soon confined to my bed again. After &.. C £'£33
that, nothing seemed to do me any good. "jS.'
IMPROVEMENT IN
BUSINESS GENERAL
EVERY STATE IN UNION TELLS
OF INCREASED ACTIVITY EX
CEPT MAINE.
MANUFACTURING INCREASES
1
Report* From Eight of tho Ninety
Bank Examlnero Show ■ Marked
Improvement.
. Waattnftoo,—•oelneee condltloß*
threughoet tho oountry are showing
parked Improvement la alnMet all
tlaea, aocordlag to reports from Na
tional baak examiaers mad* public by
l*o Treasury Department. Blghty of
tho N examiners la tho UaKod Slates
reported a permaaeot Improvement
aad Maine to eald to bo tho only otato
whoro roal depreeeiea extota
"Pronoonoed hopefulnees U pre
ralont la. aoarly orory district," aay»
tho anoqnooment. "Agricultural con
dition* aro foaorally oxoolant and
commercial llnaa, wtth oompartlroly
fow exceptions. aro enlarging tholr
activities. mainly through an Increae-
Od damand, but la ootna eaaoa proper
atlona tor activity la expected to de
velop with tho coming of good weath
er. Manufacturing to oo tho Increase
and thooo Industries having ordara
for suppliee from foreign couatrloa
/ooadnue oapoolally active.
> "Further ordora hara boon plaood
F* MM aad ralla by tho railroads and
aoma largo ooatraota hara boon mado
for gtraotaral lroa for largo bnlldlnga
J* dlfforoat porttoaa of tho oountry."
Tho atatamaot attrlbuteo doproaaloa
to aanaaal conditions abroad, bat
•ay* bualaaa hora haa boon stabilised
through tbe applloatlcm of ooooomy.
, The •oath." It ooatlaaao, la sl»»w
--lag markod lmproramoat Tho aalo
of cotton to active at edvaaolag prtoee,
.wtth tho roaalt that all buelaess la
la pro ring Parmora, howaror, gen
erally pronounced improvement. Tho
prospects for largo crop* gon orally aro
Moalloat aad thoro will bo groator
1 "Tho Woatora Btatoo aad tha Pa.
icMe Btatoo aro aho wing a. goaoral im
provement.
, "Beaton—Strong fooling of opttos
torn aad bualaaa generally regarded
aa Improved.
, "Phlladolphla—Pressnt aad lmme
dlalo outlook business coadltiona aro
onooti raging aad aho wing gradual Im
provement. .
. "Pittaburg l*yoaaat coadlUoaa
ahow lacroaaod activity.
"Richmond—General bnolaooa 00a•
dltlooa aro slightly Improved.
"Atlanta—Proaont and Immediate
putlopk rogardod aa Improved.
"Louisville—Proaont aad Immediate
outlook to good. '
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■ GERMANY WILLINQ TO PfcY.
Csmpisoli Par (hip an* Cargo Under
Treaty With AmoOea Only.'
Washington—Oermaay'a tataatioa to
wiaaale tho ewnen of ty Amort
oaa ahlp Willlaaa p. Frye, a oak oa
tho high aoaa with her *rto of wheat
PV tho commerce raider /Prinx F.ltel
Frtodrich, waa oommunlcated fo-mally
to tho Called Btatae Oorerument
Amhssaador Oorard cabled a aoto
haa dad him by tha Berlla Foreign
XMBoe la reply to the recent Amerlcaa
oommunicatloa aabtolttiag aa ladem
nlty claim for fItIOM.M oa behalf
of tho Fryo*o owner*. The Forelga
OSoo upholda tha logalHv under la
trenatlonal tow of the raider** aotloa
la atakiag tho Frye aad baaea tho liab
ility of the Oermaa Ooveramoat to
• pay tademalty eotoly oa the old Proa
aiaa.dmertnaa (rcattoa of 1T» aad
lttt, which provide that ooatrabaad
belonging to MM aabjoota or cttiacna
of either party oaaaot be roHscated
Mr tho other aad may ho detained or
•aad only la oooalderatioo of pay in oat
fit the full value
la view of thto attaatlon, tho note
aayo, the Amarloaa owner*, muat B4
compooaated tor their loaa. It to
pointed oat however, that tha case
Matt co tato a prtoe court that qoee
■Mons of ownership, cargo sad-das"as
lioa may ha eaUbltohod formally.
Wilson Speaks to Mothedleta.
Waahlngtoa—ln a apeech before tha
iMarytoad Annual Conference of the
BkO Methodist Proteataat church la
motto* WlftOfl j
it waa hto bettof that ao man waa wtoe
mmtrngh to praaooaee Judgment oa tho
Saropoaa war at thto time. "But."
fee added, "we oaa an hold oar iplrto
in reedtaeee to aooept tho truth who.
It to revealed to aa on tha ootooma
reminded tho delegatee that In trane
acting baelneea they were la reality
feaaOac "«>• PBaaaa of the day."
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RUSSIANS SUCCESS
MAKES PEACE TALK
INOREASINO INDICATIONS THAT
HUNGARY, ESPECIALLY, IS
TIRED OP PIQHT.
ITALY ANXIOUSLY WAITING
Talk ef Peaoe With Hungary Rringa
Inoreaalng Talk ef War In Italy-
Ploroo Fighting.
Loadoa.—KuaeUa successes In tho
| Oarpathtona, where the Muacovltaa
' are now eald to control virtually all
tho important paaaea and are prepar
' lag for a deacent on to the plalne of
\ Hungary, have revived unofficial talk
' Pf eeparate peaoe for Auatro-Huagary.
| and seemingly Increasing aazlety on
' the part of Interventions In Italy for
1 their country to take up arme on the
side of the Alllee aad cfctaln territory
.with Anstrto. Russian newapapers
' seem convinced that Hungary, If not
' the whole of the Dual Monarchy, la
J ready to seek peace, aad It Is said
_ that Emperor Precis Joaeph haa re
quested Pope Dendlct to Intervene In
their behalf.
Except la Italy, the neutral country
[ most dlreetly Intereetd In this ques
tion, little credence Is given thle re
' port, although tha opinion le express
ed In military circles here that if
Russia breaka down tha joint reelat
anco,# (be Aostro-Oerman troops In
the Carpathians as she apparently bae
' thai of the A astro-Hungarian armies.
1 Huagary at leaat will be ready to
1 bring the war to an end as far as she
Is conoernsd.
1 However, the Russians have some
[ way to go yet before they reach the
I plains of Hungary and the Austro-
German forces are placing every ob
' ftaole In tholr way. The wbola south
» ern elopes of the mountains hsve boon
> strongly fortMed and troops are be
-1 lag poured Into tho region." It to said
' there aro aow >4 Austrian and alx
1 Oermaa* army oorpe facing tho Rue
-1 alana, aad that more are on the way.
p .The Russians are bringing up ro
fervea, and, according to the Austrian
■ report, they are attacking without
- aay regard for the loos of life.
British military crltlca asprees the
■ greatest admiration for the Russians'
I handling of ths Carpathian campaign.
The advaace between Pollaaka aad
- Bartfeld, they say, aqnoose* the Auo
-1 trtoas out of tha Dukla Pass, -that
■ from Dukla aqoooaed them out of
Masolabroos aad from weet to east
1 this prooeoe haa eoatlnued until all
the. paases are la tha heads of Rus
• slaa troopa. The crttlcs contend
that tha AtstroOermaas must return
1 from Bast Oallcla aad Bukowlna
01 ] they will Had themselves cut off.
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HIGHWAY MUST BB BUILT.
Governor* Movement For Dixie High
way Muat Net Fall.
Indlanapolla, Ind. "Governors"
' movement for Dixie highway muat
net fall," was the message Oovernor
Ratotoo sent to Oovernor Rye, of
The Teaaossee executive telegraph
ed Oov. Ratotoo queetloalag the ad
vtoablllty of proceed lag under the
highway plaa adopted at. the receat
governor*' conference at Chattanooga,
la "view of the action token by C. B.
flamaa. aa prealdaat of the Dixie
Highway Association. Ignoring ap
polateeo of governors and andartak
lag to ftx the route."
. Oovernor Ratotoa'* reply follow*:
"Ooveraora* movement for Dixie
Highway maat not fall. Taggart aad
Ftoher; Howell aad Andrrnon with
their aaeoctole commlaalonore will
bring harmoay oat of eoafualoo. Pa
.tleace aad a conciliatory aplrtt are
eeaentlal."
Saye the F-4 Woe Defective.
Loe Angeles. Calif.—Allison D. Bde.
brother of Llentonant Alfred U Bde,
oommandar of the submarine F-4 loot
.off Honolulu harbor March M. aald
he had received a letter from the na
val officer la which he declared the
submersible wita defective. Lieuten
ant Bde. his brother stated, wrote
that tha veaael was, leaky aad other
wise la poor eoadltlop.
Recovers for Oreenhut Com pony.
Hew York.—Tho J. B. Orsonhnt
Company, a New York corporation
with 11*000.000 outataadlng aecort-
I Ilea, operating two department stores
on Sixth Avenue, this elty, waat Into
receivership throagh friendly pro
,, eeedlngs. A few momeots later aa
la voluntary petition la bankruptcy
| waa a led la eeparate proceeding* by
I three creditor* with claims totalllag
! M.OOO. The Arm's UabHlUss. accord
ing to Its cnaael. aggrograte f1.511,-
; 0«0 and Ita aaaete »T,4d(.411. Thoee
flgurea do not laclude two mortgagee.
Stubborn Mulee Cause Strike.
Wtlkeebarre. Pa.—Stubborn aad ua
"trtk "of*! too" STS th° f
GLORIOUS INAUGURATION OF WORLD'S GREATEST
INTERNATIONAL CELEBRATION ASSORES CONTINUED SUCCESS
WITH aa attendance for the first week greater than the combined attendance for the same period of the
world's exposltlent at Chicago and St Louts, the Panama-Pacific International exposition at Ban Fran- |
claco haa started on a career that the moist conservative Judgments piWlct will break all records for
exposition success.
The exposition opened on February 20, 100 per cent complete structurally, and opened to an at
tendance-Of one of a million people. From every state of the United' Statee and from the nations
of the world cads to pass on the merits of the celebration that had been ae widely heralded. |
♦ They found nothing to criticize. Every claim made by Ban Francisco and the exposition was fulfilled. It la aafe
I to say that not a single visitor went away disappointed. The result has been that the advertisement by word of
mouth, and by letters home and to friends—the most powerful form of advertleement —haa been given the exposi
tion. In consequence the transportation companies report a constantly Increasing booking for travel to Ban lris>
, cisco both by land and water. 1
Exceptionally low rates have been given by the transportation companies from all points within the United
States to San Francisco, offering many people an opportunity that- could not otherwise be taken, of combining
• pleasure journey to the exposition with a. sightseeing tour through California and the West.
, a feature of the exposition that has called, for universal la the "action" that marka exhibits, evefV
exhibit capable of operation by ateam or electricity being shown In motion.
A flood of Inquiries concerning rates and hotel accommodatlona has been received by the Information bureau
of the exposition since the news of Its successful opening was flashed around the world, all such Inquiries being
given prompt attention. San Francisco and California are fulfllllng their host duties aad living up to the reputation
the Weet has always had for hospitable treatment tor the stranger. -
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I HANDSOME SIXTY-PAGE. BOOK ON THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION SENT
FREE OF CHARGE TO ANY ADDRESS.
1 Those who ere interested In this great ex)>osltloa may obtain tree of charge a handsomely illustrated
book of sixty pages, reproducing the exhibit palaces in their natural colors and giving essential data about
the exposition, San Francisco, California and the Panama canal. To obtain thla book send a letter to the
Manager, Bureau of Publication, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Grounds, San Francisco, Calif.
THi~MIGHn COim^Hri»EWTHE HUTQF THE ARCHITECTURAL
All visitors to the Panama-PsOUJS 'atsrnatfonal exposition at San Franclaco«at some time during their stay at
the exposition mske their pilgrimage through the Court of the Universe. This Is the largest court on the ground*
and la the central radiating unit of the architectural and ground plans. Noble sculptured groups embellish It, the
two Homeric groups—the Natlona of the East and the Nations of the West—surmounting the giant arches at the
j eaat and west portals. By night the beauty of the court la enhanced by the flood lighting effects.
I WHEN A QUARTER OF A MILUON OF PEOPLE INAUGURATED
THE EXPOSITION AT SAN I^^^CC
££S Brr • in IKI
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Transportation reports ahow that every state In the United States and most of the nations of the world wers
represented la the great throng of 250.000 people who Inaugurate the Panama-Paclfis International exposition at
| Ban Francisco on February 20. This picture, showing the mighty South gardens, glvff a gllmpss of a small Snu>
tldn of the opening day throng. In the first flve daya of ita progress the exposition had an attendance larger than
the combined totaia of the Chlcaro and St. Louis expositions and the ratio, continues In a degree to Justify predlo
Hon* most spectacular success for the exposition.
THE "ZONE," THE PLAYGROUND OF THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD
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Through the center of the Zone, the amusement section at the Panama-Pacific International exposition at Baa
Francisco, runs a broad avssiue three thousand feet In length. It is not unusual for thla entire avenue to be Jammed
» with entertainment seekers who are busy patronising the one hundred concessions on the lose. Aa exact repro-
I ductlon of the Panama la one of the popular and Instructive features, there being a constant line both day
1 end alght of people eager to eee the workings of the miniature canal. The premier showman o€ tmsrics have
I assembled hers their finest offerings of amusement, edification aad instruction.
> VBMB oompletely tied up operation*.
The compuf linid u order direct
lag the men to nriu and IMT« on*
of tbo rein* through tfc* main gang
' war* hetead of by eroaa cuti. The
• Blntra declaring they war* compelled
to carry dynamite Into the preaen "e
of "atnbbora and unruly mulct In the
i gangway*, our Urea are endangered."
, Fie roe Fighting Continue!.
Londo* —There war* peralatent ra
mora In London that Germany either
had declared war on Holland or that
her troop* had occupied the atrip ot
l Dutch territory erteodlng from the
, Belgian frontier en the coaet to the
. Belgian Scheldt The report* lack
, coaflrmatloo and were not credited fcy
, official!.
. It la poMlble that the report aroee
, from the newa from Dutch aourcee
r that the German* were ttrengthenlng
f their position* around tha Dutch fron-
I tier and that nnaaalneaa prevailed.
I- A land reclamation project ha* J«*t
• bees begun at Cere City, near New
• bent, and when completed will reanlt
'• In 10,000 aeree ot fertUe land betas
throws open to coloalgt*.
Ir The Cannon Manufacturing Compa
k ay of Kannapoll* baa awarded the
bo nee* and a lam addition to |b£ Y.
M. C. A. building at Kannai
■ will (tegln at onoe.
• , J. H. Chandler, night operator (or
» the WMtirn Union at the Southern
I station at Burlington, hie wife and
> child were bitten by a eat which waa
' puttering with hydrophobia and were
' ,taken to Raleigh (or the Pasteur treat
ment.
The Aaherllle Motor Club la placing ;
• danger signal* orer the mountain
[; highways of Buncombe county for the
i: benefit of visiting motorists who are
»j not familiar with the sharp curves,
i j the steop gradea and the railroad
t croestngs of the rounds surrounding
f Ashsvllle.
i Dr. L. L Lumsden and Assistant
i Surgeons J. B. Laughlln. K. Wynne
I and P. E. Harrington of the Public
■ Health Service will leave Washington
within WfSw days for Orange County
t where they win take up the work of
. making sanitation surveys of the
t stream* In the county. The surgeons
. .will work In ooajuaetion with the
state authorltlee.
f . J. B. Faulkner of Richmond, la a
i letter to Ms brother. Dr. T. H. Faulk
, per of Kinstoa, states that it wUI
take *ll mummer La nut tfc« tOlasnsJk
Jlnes In Central Carrollna back Into
permanent shape. Mr. Paulkner Is
plant superintendent for the Western
,Untoa Company, and la la chart* of
some SO gangs now working In the
.vicinity of Raleigh, Cary and othsr
places.
, Farmers of Union county are ray-
Idly learning that farming la a busi
ness that offers many opportunities
and what should prove a body blow
to the one-crop idea waa given when
(the Cutheberteon brothers, farmers
who study (arming, shipped the first
carload of baled hay ever eeot out of
Wilfltaw. The conalgnment was Id
tons of good meadow hay billed to
Chester. 8. C.
A Care hr Sear Btesaach.
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Bat
tle Creek, Michigan, writes, M have
been troubled with indigestion,
sour stomach and bad breath. Af
ter taking two bottles of Chamber
lain's Tablets I am well. Theee
tablets are splendid—none better."
For sale bjr all dealers. adv.
A term of the Federal Court Is
be bald at Laurinburg. The court
Judge Henry Q,' Con not. met there
last week an dorganlaed.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
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1 Lesson lll.—Second Quarter, For
j April 18, 1915. "
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Twct of th# LMMn, P«. xxlli—Memory
VKM, P». Kxili—Q*id*n T.XT, PI.
xjciii, Prepared by
•] R»v. D. M. Steam*.
Thla must familiar of all the psalm*
to many people la a* farreaehing a«
any and will hare Its complete fulflll
ment only In the kingdom when laa.
*l, 10, 11; Jer. rxill, B, «; Bzek. xxxvil,
21-28, aball be fulfilled In the eye* of
all natlona, with every other prediction
concerning larael'i future glory. All
the true shepherda and ahepherdewe*
of the Bible are auggeetlve of Christ
and Israel, with some reference alao
to Christ and Hia church. He is pri
marily the Shepherd of Israel, leading
Joaepb Uke a dock, dwelling between
the cherubim (Pa. Ixxx, 1). He I* also
the Good Shepherd gl.ring Hia life for
• the aheep and giving eternal life to His
aheep, the sheep of His pasture (John
11. 27, 28; P*. c, 3). He is the
Great Shepherd risen from the dead,
by whom God work* in His people
that which is well pleasing in Hia sight
(Heb. rill, 20, 21). He is also the chief
Shepherd, who, at the resurrection of
the Just, will give the crowns to those
who have won them and among other*
thrft crown of glory to those who have
fflUhfully fe* the flock (I Pet v, 1-4).
-' Ail the shepherds, inch a* Abel, Ja
- JMb, Joseph, Moses and David, were
. wondrously typical of the Good Shep
herd, and the women also, such as
Rachel and Ztpporab, who kept sheep,
give ns much to meditate upon, but all
centers upon Ulm who is altogether
lovely and of whom our sonls say,
"My meditation of Him shall be sweet;
I will be glad tn the Lord" (Song v, 10;
Pa. civ. 84). The sequences of Scrip
ture are most interesting and helpful
studies, and In Psalm xxii, xxili,
zziv, we have one of the most wonder
ful Pa. xxii tell* very fally of Hl*
sufferings, as if written by an eye
witness; speaks of His hand* and feet
pierced. His garments divided and lot*
cast upon Hi* vesture, and quote* some
of the very words flung at Him as Hd
bung upon the cross, but it also tells of
the resurrection and the kingdom.
Pa. xxlli suggests Israel's glory In thf
millennial kingdom, and Pa. xxlv tells
of the King of glory ruling the whole
world in righteousness,
j No one can truly say "The Lord Is
' my Shepherd" who ha* not *een Him
dying in their stead, bearing their *ln*
in His own body and received Him a*
their own Saviour (Gal. li, 20; I Pet.
11, 24; John i, 12; Eph. i, 6, 7). Then
only can we be sure that we shall
never want any good, thing, for He
wbo spared not His own Son will
with Ulm also freely give ns all things
(Ps. xxxlv, j), 10; Ixxxlv, 11; Rom. viii,
82). It Is impossible that snch a Shep
herd could withhold from any of Hi*
•beep anything really good for them.
Pastures of tender grass and waters
of quietness (Ps. 11, margin), inch
would He have us enjoy always if we
would only keep cloae to Him and not -
stray away like a lost sheep, choosing
our own pasture and causing Him to
grieve over us, saying, "Oh. that my
people bad hearkened unto me and
Israel bud walked in my way*" (Ps.
txxxl. 11-16). Although none of Hi*
sheep can ever perish, they may wan
der and need restoration, a* when Da
vid said, "I have gone astray (Ike a
lost *beep; aeek thy servant," or, again,
"JRestore unto me the Joy of Thy salva
tion" (Ts. cxix, 176; 11, 12). He will be
glad to lead us In the paths of right
eousness If we are only willing to be
thus led. Thus only can we foretaste
I the kingdom and know something of
I It* peace fcnd quletne** and assurance.
The expression "the shadow of
i death" I* Just one word and I* found
, ten time* in Job, four time* in the
Psalm* and four time* in the prophet*.
It nay refer to the whole time of our
sojourn here for we may be said to
be always in the shadow of death, but
th* believer can always aay, "I will
fear no evil," for to the child of God
death is always gain and very far
better (Phil. I, 21. 23). Death is never
spoken of as the coming of Christ, for,
although death brings gain to the be
liever, It Is always an enemy, the laat
enemy to be destroyed (I Cor. xv, 26).
In lift or death. If we are Hia, He I*
alwaya with us to guide, comfort sus
tain, protect us and assures us that
He will never leave us or fail ds (Deut
xxx 1, 8; Isa. xll, 10, 18; Heb. xlii, 6).
The table In the presence of enemies '
will have a great fulfillment at the be-
the next age, when He will
come lu glory for Israel's deliverance.
It will then be a feast of fat thing*,
when He will take away tbe rebuke
of Hia people from off all the earth
(laa. xxv. 0-0). For tbe believer there
I* alwaya a feaat and we may be day
by day eatisfled with the fatnes* of
Hi* house and drink of tbe river of Hl*
pleasure* tP*. xxxvt 9). It I* • re
proach to tbe Lord when Hi* people
«r» seen seeking satisfaction at the
world'a table. When truly anointed
with tbe Holy Spirit we shall so enjoy
the Lord and His fullness that then ;
ihill be an overflow for others, bat !
bow few seen) to overflow! Some one
haa aald that with the Lord going be
fore (John x. 4) and with goodnea* and
mercy following (verse 0) we are cared
for as only heaven can ewe for a*.
Then to think of our forever bone. 1
from which we *hall go no more out
(John xlv, 1-8); only unbelief can make
m sad. May oar hearts ever mpond
to "L*t a* be glad aad rejoice aad give
honor to Btm" (Bar. xlx, 7).
The broken
—and a young girl is tnadi
fabulously rich—
J«t U
The
Million
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Story now running and is pictured
awy Thursday night at tbe Max-
Children Cry for Fletcher'*
mm H I ' mk
The Kind Ton*H»ve Always Bought, and which has been
la bm for orer 80 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made nnder his per
-1/V sonal supervision since Its infancy.
All Counterfeit*, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syraps. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its-age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
IIM been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
•f *• .'. - .' ■ ,' . * . ■ . , T .
The Kind You Dare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
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