The success which Hood's Sarsaparilla has
had in freeing childhood from afflictions caused
by impure blood, is really remarkable. Many
others have reason to bo thankful for it.
A Crazy Man with an Ax.
New York, Septcfinber 30. —A veteran
pensioner, named Frank G. Paulsen, was
found murdered in his room iu l .ester
street last night a few minutes after the
murderer had tied, ’i’lie murder was dt--
covered by reason of the noise made by
the murderer in his jirecipitate flight, diaxx
iiig attention to Paulsen s room, latter in
tho night a policeman saw a man examining
jexvelry by the light from a saloon window
in First street. 'Die man's action caused
his arrest. Ho showed fight xvith a small
ax -ftliieh he had under his eoat and it took
two policemen to take him to the station
in a hand cart. This morning it was dis
covered that the jewelry found on the man
belonged to Paulsen, ami Jiis a.x xvas cov
ered with blood and fiis clothing xvas
bloody. I’anlseu’s head had been split, ap
parently with an ax. The arrested man
is named Frank W. Rohl a marble pol
isher. His actions and speech imlicate that
he is a homicidal lunatic.
Wlien Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
VVliensho was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
Wheiishe became Miss, she cluug to Castorla.
Whensha had Children, aha gave them Castorla.
Bomb Throwing in Italy.
