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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22

A Washington correspondent says David
Davis boards at the National Hotel, where
his sitting room reminds one of an iii.
nois law Office. There is no carpet on the
floor, a large wood FIRE cracks and blazes
on the hearth, the chairs are capacious,
with rush seats. and at night candles sup
ply the light.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22

Those who feel sggrieved ct Lenten
fasting may solace themselves with Sydney
Smiths reflection: according to my
computation. / have eaten and drank be-
tween my tenth and SEVENTEEN year 40 four
horse wagon loads more thar was good
for me-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22
OVER THE WATER.
The Gar Has spared n Lives OF
Five NihiIists.

ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENTINEL.I
PARIS, March 21.-While Victor Hugo
was entertaining the staff of the Raphel
newspaper last evening a telegram was re-
ceived from st. Petersburg announcing
that the Gear had spared the lives OF the
five Nihilists, in whose behalf Victor Hugo
had pleaded. On hearing the news Hugo
toasted the Gear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22

II you hate your enemies you will con-
tract such a vicious habit Of mind a. by
degrees will break out upon those who are
your friends. or those who are indifferent
to you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22

The real fundamental difference between
the rich and poor man is that the rich man
can eat all day if he wants to while the
poor man is restricted to three times a
day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22

II you can only persuade yourself to say.
MRS. Eve, / never did like apples" you
will live = good life aud have . largely at
tended funeral.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22
Notice to Subscribers!

Turing MY ABSENCE LOUIS BOOK
IL will collect for subscriptions TO the
DAILY sxsTTsEL. ED. A. eKILLHAN.
RaSskA, Fsbs Z, 1851. s6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22

An Eastern exchange says when Q pretty
Irish girl Is stolen away they suspect some
boyuvttsr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-22
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.

Particulars OF the Shooting and
Lynching in OregOn-fhe Aveng.
ers in ArizOna at WOrk-More
Inhuman Brutality ON the High
Meas.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
~ APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES,
a. prlzes. Amounting d

J.
ADnlication for rates TO clubs should only be
made Ia the office ofthe company In New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. send orders by express or Regis,
tered letter, or Money Order by mail, addressed
only to ,0,,.,,,,.,
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wANAMAKER : BROWN.
!. o)t(laff i
RAReAIN SECTIONS ARE MADE TO
Discount Losses.

Next Spring 80 per cent.
less than now. This will be
the change in value to us Of
certain fresh and honest lines
ofclothing., Interest, insurance
and labor viii make up 10 per
cent and 30 more will repre-
sent the reduction resulting
from being carried over.
We must gain room in Oak
Hall, and to- do this will more
than discount this loss with the
bargain prices of july. In
each department a BARGAIN
SECTION gathers all the goods
on which we are ready for a
loss. ...,.s
On Saturday two BARGAIN
SECTIONS were opened.
No. l, with 533 Large Boys
Suits from 80 to $3.50. Qt-ntt
lfNo,i2, with 800 Small Boys
Suits from $3.50 to $5. ,a.f.'.5l
To-day we open two more
BARGAIN SECTIONS.
No. 3, with $50 Young
Mems Suits from $3.50 to
$l2.50. slouf
No. A, with 1854 Mems Suits
from $3.50 to $3.50.
This means business and a
big business too, for the rest of
the season. D i5a lnFH, it
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=, 7,,',,,aREss ! SATURDAY
!, p,5oessilnEs N sehass and

~ proceedings fn So'''' ''
ia.Lov .July 1O.--In the .. y
GV.s' on saturday n mr. tI,s ps'1 internal Tax
an AN ar bill subjecting the an'ies y W 1aas I'D
Pductlom eou abroad after January ~, i I,3i,;
rts from p. w. If 10 per cent, and after July
dlseount, "a a. nor cent. additional discount.
!, lSS3,to neut ~ and several PROPOSED Dy
I smen,a,l nTanr,eed on by the Republican
Morrill, Asa,shijshed in our Washington
kIcus and p,.davS were referred TO the
cial on Committee. Mr., Cameron, q !. IS, q
panCs ,,.snia from the Naval CommI..ee, ~. l
pnsyiV1M syd Mr. Rollins bill proyiaing, ior ds
POrtea .,an m,' 10 inquire into the subject o.
mmlsslpna ~ ,ron or steel steamers Tor COM
AstrGeuns ISoses ~e convertible into ships o.
rcial purPVoI,c o,sced on the calendar. The
u. II WIZ Ihor hlll was considered, and
IN faenUepin a,u Canal amendment was an loSl- sn,
iis" y a. To- postpone an appropriat,on ,o1 oI
- ',aot ~ y until its cost can be ascertalIleq
ProleSSu survey. Pending consideration
.ta Ca'1,ai hili the Senate adjourned until
|.pday House Mr.. Crapo submitted the
eoo Ine aiU renort on the National Bank Ex7
lere'iIJ en-, I'M hut Mr.. Randall raised the
Vo Of order that the report was lloI . nc ~
aamied by the explanatory statement re-
pdl,y' N Ky he rules. The point was sus-
v y a1d " The report withdrawn. Inc sun
Y ririi nh hill was considered, pending winch
House adjourned. no n,str,ct 10
rbia bTatS agreed on Saturday, by party
to report in favor of the c3nnrmaslon on XIV. .l.la
senator West Of Louisiana ior District
& missioner,
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10

or NJ A. DA4IPHIM al sew ffew7 7ofie@"' To-
60I Seventh Street, Washington, ID. @.
N.B.-orders addressed to New Orleans will
receive prompt attention. inyo-awdas&W
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the New No. s Wheeler 81 Wilson
e!ns @ II Is decidedly the best.
=, o,,,ean,s BOOK q Failure.

.,o,slu iuiteau's Book q Failure.
6suryeToN, July 9.-Guiteau's book,
~ Ina and ,he Removal" which he had
n VA AZ soou after his trial, has proved a
4 D~Or unavailable Investment, not more than
',,n% u"p hpen sold, The edition consisted
N"S n9SDI,s, or the 450 put out, 424 have
,o,nrrned. the 90 sold netting Mr.. Reed
M each, the Wholesale price. It is
,TsI Who will get the proceeds from
disnosed Of. Mr.. Reed claims 1t as
.srs counsel and agent; Mr.. Hicks as
eostee, and the publishers say that they
sHtitled to It. The last named did not
.nence the publishing of the book until
were given $50 bonus. This was fur
IN BY Guiteau, who derived about 5000
tbe sale of his autographs and photo
As It was further agreed that the
EIshers should have a first mortgage of
b the sale of the book, and that when
ma paid the edition should become the
property of Gultean and his counsel.
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Lovely May Oay in New Orleans.

Tuesday always Tuesday, May o, the
airand Monthly Distribution Of the
ma State Lottery occurred. Generals
Beauregard Of La, and Jubal A. Early of
hia, had as usual the entire charge. The
Hegof fortunes wheel spilled out prOmis-
#ly Sic, 400. Hereafter the monthly lfistrl-
D will be s255, 800, on an enlarged scheme !,
.lckets at $5-the relative value of the 81
prizes being undisturbed, and fifths sold
capital prize of sTb 600. The first capital
$4,000, was drawn by ticket No. 1e,102
py John Weger, the postmaster at Kasota,
u Inc second capital, $4,000, was drawn
u, W e5S, held by Charles Nelson, corner
zenith street and Avenue M, Galveston.
u The thlr1 capital, IS, coo, was sold In
y to ticket No. 46,969. The two (2) fourth
~ prizes Of " 500 each were drawn by No.
and No lO,s22. The next drawing, with
eiae e. more than doubly enlarged, takes
% tuesday always Tuesday,, July l1th;
~ further information apply to M. A.
hln New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
CEOzH1Ns.
"A BIG REAKALLALoNG THE LINE,
AT l.,Ji JOHN l,1 H. MooRE,s
2es-MARKRT sTREET-e2s.

II .t4f4AtfstFEtlM lf, ...tI..rt5f
sss-MARKET sTREET-sss.
Great reduction IN
the price Of our stock
of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out our stock t5C 2; Of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
pric es accordingly.
Our $40 Wooden
Suits are reduced to
So and $8; our $12
Suits to 30 and $40;
our $l5 Suits to $l2
and $l3 and SO on
through the wholeline.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time so as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for your
self and be convinced
that first-class cloth
ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper,
here than at any place
in the country.
Full lines of suit
ings and trouserings
always on hand in
our Custom Depart
ment which has been
doing a heavy trade
since last March. Good
c ut ters, first-class
goods and trimmings
and superior work
men characterize this
Department in every
branch.
Gentlemanly clerks
will wait on you
whether you wish to
purchase or not, at
JOHN II, MOORE'S,
228 Market Street.
s-s-1 --------.---.----
WARNER's CURE.
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DRUGGISTS.
lALTH Is WEALTH.

n {. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
aihhAl, specific for HysteFiR, Dizziness,
pialols, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
l2's pl Memory, Spermatorrhaaa, linpo-
Involuntary Remission, Premature Old
Aastd by 0Yer-exertion, self-abnse, or
Etaaalgtncr, which leads to misery decay
tAll one box VIII cure recent cases. Each
Oalalns on months treatment. One dollar
l y slh bpNes for 81; sent by mali prepaid
slpl lprlec. We guarantee six boxes to
Wy ease. With each order received by us
4 boxes, accompanied with -, we Will send
7afSgha9tf written guarantee to return the
y Tie treatment does not effect care.
z.4lee issued only by N. B. DAN FORTH,
4 ksls9fher a,, ,e second and Market streets, VIII
sHon' Delaware, ole agent.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
MYSTERIOUS Murder In Chlcaro,

hIcAGo, July 9.-About l o'clock this
Ding Joel Prescott, an old and respected
kn, was found lying in a doorway In the
nent at the door of his bathing house on
Saines street his brains beaten out by
blunt instrument and his pockets
b inside out, He was alive but soon
The object evidently was robbery, but
hurderer got nothing, as Prescott had
ia considerable sum Of money and his
b secret place. -Four persons were
|Fed, but there is apparently little evi-
sgainst them.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
Cartoon by Thomas Mast
And numerous other attractions.
Harper's Periodicals.

PER YEAR.
HARPER's MAGAZINE $4.OO
HARPER'S WEEKLY 400
HARPER'S BAZAAR 400
The THREE above publications 1000
Any Two above named 700
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE 1.50
HARPER'S MAGAZINE 80
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE o.oo
HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY, (52 numbersl, 1000
INDEX TO HARPER's MAGAZINE, Vols.
to 90, syo, Cloth 400
Postage free to all subscribers In the Uni
ted States or Canada.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10

MalArial Eavar.

EE, Pa July IS, 1Ss1.-H. H. WARNER
i Srs-Your Safe Kidney and Liver
has entirely cured me of malarial fever
Oyears standing, tor which could
find any relief. MISS KATE KING.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
'Rough on Rats. -

Ears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bugs, skunks, ehipmunks, gophers. Is
Druggists. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
DALLAS ExcnANdr AND SILVER
FUTURES

a. futures were steady and more healthy to-day
than for any time for three weeks. The bears
&Werc tired and quit hammcring, preparatory to
another attack about the first. The receipts to.
, day were about l0,U0l larger than one year agn.
There is liable to be slight action in the mar.
kel hat will only be blind. New York closed
'about points higher than last night aud Liv.
,thanged.
Chicago Produce, Chicago opened strong ana
|sone higher but al the IL O'Clock call was con
|tlderably lower closing with "a slight reaction
PROM tue lowest, Ms follows, November wheat
Ig5r; November corn, ca; pork, 10 so: year
~ %, bl'l and $50. At Mr. WheoluCk's future
'foomS SpecuatiOuS for the week have been
.aeuve, and fluctuations sufficient for those on
tic night side TO realize handsomely. As m in.
Stance prominent gentlemen from Sherman
Itame down on the morning train and returned
|on The night train SiS3hettcr oil on one trauSac
|tOn III cotton. Another did equally as well on
PORK. We look for an active market ne at month";
NEW YORK.
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REMARKABLE!
Letter from a Traveller,
KANSAS ClrY, No =

rn,,, , NA s Viff' 10, Sept. ., iSSA
What ', SoSs ,,o sS,y ows 70 humanity Il ,.y
49,, sNn,.s sSniSuN has done Tor me- oss 10y
~, ~, oSpuae'ed esd ease 81 ScoA s.as
aiewsi !, ,n ~, me result Of SUCH ilor,ies
applied 10 t6S Nm Sa i9s sene time ha arsny
.,ssVj q me i0f siN months In ma ,,,el. WV
eNVt wv p'ls q pyolelodide al n.s',, ,'4s toes
SSS ,',' wv hsu run down Va wtirAf ~ ah
NJ, i'uuuSS shd was co. aned 10 m, ~. . w
mvSsle ia ' -, NV09 aauAm, scarcely e6e "a INN
~, ~ ~. "a nye' heinSg travelling man sc,'s w" ~
tnS fraternity found ne m I'M asS'ne,.s sSnls q
e,is.''a, alu monumental me 10 nv yes,
:sy, . s}isslSEsksMiS',,'s , s ,ss,
use commenced the use of NJ MN ~, M ~
,s,ta, ana ~ less than three weeks wss , pev
s W., NY pace on the sosa The s5,ss an, wv,
,,svY' W. slois grAdualiy dlsappeafcl sna
o'vay nave not s0re OF spo; oa ~, ~ s"N
anu my weightis ~ noun se'ns te, ,,,
NeNer was do not wish Won ~ ~, iis,. ', ..'
nsp,v DIV fpd may show tins lei,s, \, f,,a ~
uouot wa meut VI s. SIS fori 80, NV Ky,
sure cure Yours truly, " "pSA
Some thirty years aso thar. ,,,., l.. -,
gomety, Alabama, u young man ,ehn ~, =, av ,u
ny au'oied AMER heiug ,reaiel er Ioas
ume hy INC medical pro,esSion NJ M WY
WIN no heneft no commenced afns Nv"
NV Pe,slsNhtly taxing II two mnni6. hs wes
euleu' helny acquainted with MIA ar ,,,ar,s
Years horaiter, can testify ,Aattba sssssgs'
never made It's return S'' ''"' '"e useese
j. W. Bisros Up, Ho, Springs, All.
u Eon doubt come 10 see us and wa ,,in
~ kk WV or charge nothing Write r., pe,.
tlVnlaFs and copy OF the little hook '.se, ss,.
~ we .hiOrLnnate suffering Ask any drue.
nor 900 Reward viii ma nat, !.
chemist who will find on ANALYSTS M IN S,, NV
OF y =, one particle OF Mercury, lelldc a,
POTASSIUM, or any Mineral substance sNisT
efEOltlVoo PROJECTORS. Atlanta, Ia.
Price OF Small size s,oa
Large sire rex
Sold by All Druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29


The Egyptian crop has been reported us beng
damaged S3'l per cent owing 70 the local dis
turhanCes. but recent estimates place the dam.
age as being only from To 10 per cont
The rainfall in India has been ample the acre
age is larger than last year, and altogether the
prospects from that country indicate u supply
fully equal TO last season
What is called sundry crops, embracing. all
cotton raised outside of the United states Egypt
and India, will, 1t is said be double of last
years supply but we have not taken that into
ACCOUNT
The world has abundant fruit crops this year,
so 1at the expenses incurred under this head by
the'massos will be considerably diminished the
coming year. uad the consumption of cotton may
be readily keptup TO the present large maximum
when the working classes can effect large savings
in food, hence We shall probably witness Il pros.
perous state OF the manufacturing interests In
Europe II prices OF the raw material fall very
low consumption is generally increased, In
which case the apparent surplus will be couSd-
erably reduced by still larger consumption than
prevails AT present, and by the accumulation of
cotton by mills as reserve stock
LIVERPOOL.
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CURE YOURSELF!

~ ohaunan, yrr,tabic Curative i,vuran'sl 70 rtr
nanenty al htms 81 spsrKAiiofrhsa % ssalnai
wsAtngs, Gensai pshliiy, irpy'tntI. etc., ar fosic
"iot rovsr" AVID bTngt back the feaiAfai Nisor' "
those who hayc destroyed u by sexual eArgssc, WI ynt
tres, IN ifym two tryen wecsa tine 1hsrmedy, Nhh
has bsu used BY Dr. b1hanngn 10 his Ifmie ss.er Tor
over thirty years, never known 10 al In curing t,fp
the MUnst tlrls II ElWs Vitality and hnrafs cnfI(y
with wonderful cfsc 10 those mltde.agsd men Who isst
weakness bsYoni their years. H. hyisonirs Ippcf,s
sv Nlt az oner. Nopug men taih fina run NJ ttx1t
qusnces u that dradhy dgs.fuctw habit Of SlfA
zen this me lns vlh the aiuance Ola fsssy ~
PERMANENT cure. Tic pstcit ghlns strength an go
ty Of spirits al once, as acts dt,ciy on The rs's tttt
Cd ~ soothing nnd healing touc ard ancdyns 10 thr y
lss- seminal vsslfle1 and INFLATED dusts npafif lcwf
nd tone and ns'ofnf them to ihsf natural sae Tie st
q II The hsnsit habN had nevrf been ndngd IN IN
inrsdsas are simple productions Of nainr-- haitt, ostA
Lsrhs etc., and arr a sp,clhc for the aho.e dsfascs
prpfrO, live Dollars. sent With fili dlutilcta, ~.
any adiyv,i. fpr sale only Ut Dr. g A. bohaunant ofsy
NJ al North tinh srsi. between Ws,hinglpn Aenae 40
n(,trsn street ~ Ions. ~. Liiahl. he'd Ia Isl,
rs-nf D's"trssils' 90 special psssss which fNtst
t'sn dellnuien " n. nan,s s.n,,. siml,c' lsahse
DiilLE 10 an, adlnsI upon rycslpi oione stamp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29

di,ioa Of the oo,ton crop this year foreshaaows
a very large crop probably the largest cTOp the
south has ever raised.
The following calculation o. the possibilities
90 TINS crop, uncer favorable weather conditions
tom nov on, the prospective supply flom other
couhtrieS, aud the demand Tor cotton irom the
manuiacturers OF the wO,ld, VIII be Of interest
10 those engaged In The trade,
Calculating from the large crop Of lSSl-,l.
whlca Was Grown ON l6l21ool acres, pnoduciag
oU909 tales The bureau reported this cup
IA Oc,ohcvlo>0 as 81 per cent condition
The following crop OF lS,l-N2 was gr0wn on
lb>luil acIcs producing a41O bales, and the
Auluau's October ISL, condition report was as
per cent
The c7op now coming in, oy She lSsl-s3 crop,
was HnoNuo on l'.leN 90 acres. AMI the bureaus
ocioeer report OF its condition. recently pub.
Nshcd, Is etta per cent
tUm tAs tbs following table is mad.
lSSl-~f isis
A1Nagc .--..lt, l.3,pOO acres l6S5l,O.O acres
october con-
diton ..sS per cent is per cent
crop .......... NtOVOoj bales, $4,000 bales
ls>2S2
Acreage ..-. ...,......... ..... l669l0OI acres
October condition ............ .S-fs per cent
Increase e. condition compared 'O''O'' crop
To lNol Is 3 percent ...... ....... 6gi0QlO bales
Increase in acreage compared TO
loN0 Is per cent ........,...... lgSCVQ bales
Probable crop compared tol SS0-Sl 5,l2>.0 0 bales
Increase in condition compared
TO 1881 is ~ per cent -, 100000 bales
increase en- acreage compared 10
sSlisls per een. ....'..-.... $1,000 bales
ptohablecrop compared To isSl-S1 6glSeCO bales
In making these estimates ID should be re-
mtmOered that the crop OF lN>n.St was probably
Injured some AO.UO bales by very uuiayurAble
picking weather, which fact is not taken into
account In making the above calculation This
year mas been one of the most favorable ON
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Alealsa,.

illustrated Marriage GUS, 3, ,- ,,.------
and eil' bind ne. 81 cents ,sss s s., Sle'a
s .,ss''s, Aaahood 70 Cents: won.sS,cs -
m.n ,' sSnea'ee ; cents, securely se.les Nv
% ma, send money or postage s.re. ~ ~
VIII IIkS the great specialist a, :, :. ~
street 81 Louis. Nc. - Vasties
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COTTON.

+, receipts o. e4ss7 + ,qls city to-day were
1aAhsq tNhaA fof,hi, city as all were
~ So'N' To- on account Of Kim.
S8Si ,ll. les from Trinity mills,
Eeft'y Mile, consigned TO the
ndVoA kJm Louisville. from
deN rtv - nom Arlington, ~
"! Tho N--7fi ,nl len all con.
sedy hEhe md S,c SS \ co TO- e TSs . l5I@
vrs,,. .oSln Nc, the Houston Il Texas
;vvm Inc vat OF Mordconl 4 Co; 40
" Tue absence vtcr the same road, aud
NAclilc, and 100 via the
~ VT. u. Mitchell
bottom In this city up 10
N4. tbalcs. and with the adj
1877 bales. Those do
uk the week ending last
quotations, II
decline IN this
Is, which Is IN
..s..ss..,, vs.
rss.sss.ss.s, Va
.s....,.., vi
..s.sss..s
...N,."." 81
,me cN.... So
lngutes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29

The consumption Of Great Britain and
the continent Of Europe is now at its
maximum, $4,000 bales per week
being used. which for tfty-two weeks,
gg T.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-12
THE DAILY ARGUS.
Babies in Midsummer.

It is n pretty big job to pilot baby
through Summers campaign. A
prominent Cincinnati physician being
interviewed the other day. expressed
the opinion that baby should never be
given milk save from the breast OF its
mother. or. if that be impossible, from
the breast of a foster-mother. He stated
that so many of the dairy cows nowa-
days are consumptiye or otherwise dis
eased that, in the first place, their milk.
even If unauthorized, is poisonous.
Again. he says that the cows milk is
jolted for hours in hot weather before
it is delivered TO consumers. and thus is
literally churned. Thus it is eminently
unfit for the use of infants. The con-
duce~of mothers who nurse their children
from the breast was referred to. Ere
quently it is the case that mothers be-
come overheated and wrought up over
the washtub and other household duties
and their milk then is unfit for a child
to drink. A babyss stomach is irritable
and tender Ii it is overloaded with
milk it becomes a source of pain, just
as einder does when it flies into a per-
SON. 5 eye. Remove the cinder and re-
lief follows. The baby throws up the
milk and the pain ceases, unless it be
hot weather, when it goes off through
the bowels and sickness results. So it
is with solid food, only in more pro-
nounced degree. Therefore solid food
should not be given an infant until it is
able to mastieate its food. Especially
starch food, such as potatoes, etc.,
should be avoided. One great mistake
mothers make is to suekle their children
every time they cry. That is not right.
They ought not to give them the breast
oftener than once In two hours ut first,
and this interval ought to be heightened
To three hours after a while. During
the night they should not suckle them
more frequently than once. Theproper
thing to dc is to give them a drink of
water. The little things are oftener
thirsty than hungry. The doctor said
that ice should be given the little ones
in abundance while they are teethino.
1t relieves and cools the hot, infiamed
gums. and the baby does not swallow
enough ice water to hurt it, because it
wastes the greater part of it. The use
of fiannels on babies all through the
Summer was animadverted upon severe
w. The doctor declared that children
should be clad to suit the weather.
Such a temperature as the last week has
proved to be required the use of fan
nels, but in very warm weather the in
fants ought to be allowed about one
garment, and that a pretty light ono
Cincinnati Enquirer.