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THE INSANITY PLEA.
A Claim That Will Be Set Up for Policeman
Burns.


Policeman Burns friends are now engaged in
collecting evidence to make defense for him.
and from what has transpired since the night
OF the shooting the police think the plea will
be insanity, although they say he showed no
such symptoms while doing duty during the
month that he was on the force. Burns insists
that he remembers nothing that happened after
he was at the patrol box at 8 clock Then he
says there was a man at the box who had bot
tie Of whisky. but he does not remember
whether he took a drink with the man or not
WHY HIS BREATH DIDN'T SMELL
Concerning Burns statement that he got a
drink at Hendershott's drug store it turns out
upon investigation that the drink was grape
juice and soda, and later he got soda aud ammo
MA to sober up on. The ammonia killed the
smell Of the whisky, and that was why liauor
could not be smeiled on him after he did the
shooting. The police are still endavoring to
ascertain the identity of the men who were with
Burns, but they have not succeeded except 20
learn the name CT the man who had the bottle
1t was lntimated that the men were either
hremen or policemen and that's why the Conn
missioners ordered the police to ascertain their
identity.
CAPT. MILLER's CONDITION.
Capt Miller's condition this morning was
apparently the same as it was Saturday. Owing
to the patients weak condition the physicians
have not been able to probe for the bullet. and
it is therefore impossible &c tell the exact loca-
ton Of the piece of lead. Since the shooting of
Capt. Miller the telephone in Garfield Hospital
has been kept busy by the many inquiries of
anxious friends
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sMALL's CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW.

A Magnificent Exhibit of the Rarest yarie-
ties Of the Beautiful japanese Flower.
All day long crowds have been thronging
the extensive establishment Of Messrs. ]. Ii.
Small 4 Sons at the corner of l4th and @
streets northwest, and all have expressed
themselves as delighted with the beautiful
chrysanthemum exhibit there displayed. I'm
mense masses Of these charming flowers. in
white. yellow, pink and various deeper shades
are banked in thedeep bay windows looking out
on q street and arranged in tiers upon the
opposite side OF the room. Down the center
are arranged rowr OF these plants. and the eve
is lost in a kaleidoscopic wealth Of color. In
the large 14th street window the taste and skill
of the florists are most pointedly manifest.
The base 10 laid out In landscape ef-
feet with parterres of the rarest varieties
Of chrysanthemums artistically arranged. Here
is the ''Minnie Wanamaker," q large white
flower, which Is the most sought after this
season; the "Mrs. NJ. ]. Thomas" large
white flower, but with incurved leaves; the
.w b. Lincoln" a large yellow bloom,
flower; the Irving Clark" another shade babe
OF pink; the ''w. W. Coles" still deeper
shade Of pink, and the president Harrison"
new variety, red or rather terra Gotta in color.
Back Of these parterres, which are enhanced
by masses Of maiden hair fern, are curtains
OF asparagus plumosa which depend from the
high ceiling and are gracefully looped back to
give those within the store glimpse of the
masses Of color in the window.
Along the edges Of these feathery curtains are
electric lights. inclosed i'm vari-colored globes
and from the ceiling depend groups Of lights,
which give very brilliant effect Besides the
varieties already named may be mentioned the
'.Miss Girard," which took the first prize at the
Madison Square Garden, New York, chrys-
anthemum show last week; the Mrs
Alphsus Hardy"-not only of the white
but pink variety, which has been raised from
that, the 'Culling fordii, the '-Kiota, the we
suvius," the ''Basco," the ''Shasta' and hum
dred others. One beauty Of the exhibit Is the
number Of healthy, massive plants Of this beau
tifui japanese hover, showing the success
which hes attended their growth aud cultiva-
ton
On he long marble counter sre also massed
some Of the choicest varieties of roses, includ-
ing the new white LA France" the American
Beauty Meteor. bride" catherine Mer-
met, 'swaben" and others, and q rich and
unique collection Of orchids. All the flowers
are arranged SO as to give the
most artistic eject BY the grouping OF
eolorA and maiden hair fern, -asparsxua.
panmqso and palms are 20 interpreted that
The whole exhibit surpanss any sinilar effort
evee before naAs An fhis city. n dispaay IN
b eoatiansd q this vssk
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HIPKINs DYING TODAY.
A Saturday Night stabbiag Anray That May
Result Fatally.

Resuit n htauy.
James Hipkins, the negro who was stabbed
in the neck n week ago Saturday night and
dangerously wounded. as published in THE
Stan at the time. vas reported dying tins after
noon by the physicians at Providence Hospital
Word was sent TO the district attorney and one
OF his assistants sent 10 the hospital 10 take
the dying mans ante-mortem statement
Hopkins, az stated at the time. stabbed
IN the neck during an encounter with another
son.
The trouble occurred near 9Th and NJ streets
southwest According TO the information re-
ceived oy the police at that time, one man had
q dispute with the other ones mother and the
son had taken his mothers part
Inc men settled the dispute between them
selves without coming to blows and 20 make
the settlement doubly binding they went out
and had drink together.
Just what took place after that time no one
out the men themselves know for il was not
until Hipkins was found lying in q pool of
blood on the sidewalk several squares AWAY
that any one else knew he was injured. He
was found near the corner Of 9TH and { streets
southwest and, with the exception OF the
about him.
When DR.. Hsmmett. the health officer.
reached him he found his clothing saturated
with blood. and while there was little or no
nope FOR the man the doctor had his
wet clothing removed and had him
wrapped in blankets. Injections of brandy
were given, and after considerable time
signs Of life were visible and he was sent 20 the
hospital He recovered sufficiently before be-
ing taken to the hospital TO tell that the ac-
cused stabbed him, and II was upon his state
ment that Brent. alias johnson. was arrested.
Brent remained at work about the wharf the
day after the stabbing was done and il WAS not
untu the following day that Policeman King
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REPAIRING WARSHIPS
Work Being Hurried at the Brook
Ign Navy Yard.
TIE SOIIERFELps BOTH DEAD.
Drouth Ended in the West BY
Rain.
A SENSATION IN ROME.
AURRYIN0 UP WAR SHIPS
Busy Scenes ct the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Work Night and Day.
REPAIRING WARSHIPS
TIE SOIIERFILDS BOTH DEAD.
A SENSATION IN ROME.



Busy Scenes at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Work Night and Day.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-Thsre are busy times at
the Brooklyn navy yard. Night and day the
rafting Of chains and changing Of hammers re-
sound through the usually quiet yard The big
store houses are open all the time and although
from the commandant down to the store
keeper one and all say there is nothing up
there 10 every indication Of hurried departure
Of the feet for some kind of foreign service.
On all the ships additional coal room has been
made and extra stores taken on board.
The Bennington this morning had steam up
and was ready to put to sea at moments no.
tice. All her men were aboard and no one was
The Atlanta, which Is on the dry dock, was
taking in coal and win be ready for sea by FRI
day. The officers Of the ship were getting their
dunnage on board. E.-
The Chicago is another chip ready for sea,
and her men, waiting orders, we're taken out
in the yard and drilled in shore movements.
Work on the monitor Miantonomoh is pro-
gressing with q rush and she will be ready for
sea in . few days.
Commandant Erban this morning VAS the
busiest Of the busy men in the navy yard. He
reached his Office at 9 O'Clock and Immediately
sent hurried order sommoning Capt. Kahn,
the chief engineer and several other officers
For IN hour anda half they were in consulta-
ton, and then the officers hurried of to differ
ent departments and began sending o-derlies
on the rush in all directions.
A telegraphic order was received at the ord
nance department this morning to hurry up
certain guns. 'Have the guns ready by Fri
day" said Commandant Erbar, seven II you
have to work overtime"
Another dispatch stated that the Newark
now at the navy yard at Charlestown, Mass,
had been ordered to the Brooklyn navy yard
The dispatch stated that she should be ready
for sea In ten days. ..'.'..
VALLEJO, OAI- Nov. 9.-Navy yard machinists
were at work all day Sunday and last night on
the Mohlcan. kilograms have been received
at the yard urging putting the vessel in readi-
ness for sea at once. AL available workmen on
the lists have been sent for and l,09d men will
be at work in . few days.
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rVrOLAIIVN OF CITIES AND TOWNS.
The population of the thirty-three MARYLAND
cities, towns and villages having / 900 or more
inhabitants in the order of their rank is as fol-
lows:
Baltimore city, 4S4 4S9; Cumberland. II. 72e;
haserstown, l0.lls: Frederick city. s.l9S;
Annapoiis, 1904 Cambridge town, 4, 1872: Frost
burg town. $500: Havre de Grace 3 224. Fas-
ton, 1888; Salisbury, 2, sos; Westminster. 9O3
Chestertown. 2.632; Sparrow Point
2,5O7; Elkton, ABS: Gainesville. 2,ll5:
Laurel 1884; Port Deposit, I,9Os;
Pocomoke city, 1856; Rockville, .56s: Crisfeld,
Ellicott city, ass; Snow Hill, l.4s3: Belair'
l,4l6; Saint Michael, i 1923; Centerville, 500;
Williamsport, 1,277: Northeast l249: sharps-
burg, 1853; Chesapeak city, i, 155; Oxford. 1856:
Oakland, 1,046.
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ID Ed.
BOrGHTON

November =, 1881. Gen. HORACE BOT1HioN. ail
Nineteenth street northwest.
invited. ~ A'iAAs'oh' frehis
m, after long and ainiul II. ness. ANI BCCKLi
we OF D. bucky Of the pension once. in the iorty-
rsTsT. fTSm her late residence go Tnh street
O'Clock. thence TO t fairick's CHURCH
Isi To- SS ga New H sinpsii Ses ssenss
Laura l. chamberlain. in his iorty ninth year.
Past his sufferinss, past his pain.
lease 10 weep, tor tears are vain.
For he VINO suffered 10 at rest.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CLANCY. On saturday. October 81. 1891, Of 5.3o
O'Clock y m, sO.OMON g.. beloved husband u
Funeral services we're held at his late rssd.nr. No
lll3 street northwest, ON Monday. November o 81
GARRlOTT. On November g. 1891, EDNA infant
daughter OF t. b and Cert ude Garriott. at hyats-
Funeral p. m. Tuesday, November 10. Inter-
meni at Glenwood Cemetery.
bs Sesi is lnsrea into res, sunday nornns Nsysm
THOMAS, beioyed husband Of Margaret Gosa. IN a.
sixty-third year OF his ARE.
IA. BLESSED spirit has ned.
He sweetly sleeps an Jesus
Amidst the silent dead.
The hopes Of fond wife
Lie crushed ia sloolu.
The lrlde OF his children
Lies cold IN the tomb.
Funeral will take place from his RESIDENCE lrcs
~, On tuesday,, Noven-
,;, ~, a. ~ ,x,,s =, anu IesAt,ss q t.s
i'a,,..rs 1l..s- ,,orx -''' " "'eno- tD@han.rs
taPers lie@se Nois-I
rS9SIfs IA N 49,, Sor ~, a. - uSi, at pm.
- "-,A' "'~o" VI eeoato N Svhee OF W.T.
unfal ptlsAN, Aursehs NJ Al an lhichmond.
fetersours ana Noriok' Va. pApers please copy.l
, hiMbALl. Oh saturday. November ., 1881, st
9ip y M, aiter very ,snort Illness. Ms. W. KIM
BALL otiist oi judge L. u hiiiibail. IN the seventy
lnternent al Fort Wayne. Ind.
La I'm. VI oA,uraa1, NoNeinhtr q. mi. Of q
O'Clock " m hENhf, beloved son OF Justlna and the
laSe Anand lauer. AGED twenty -four Years aud -
Ali0N'A~ .,-,..,.,. $500. S.. - -
,oet.a -. one iSi y. " ~, Ia s~hes
nl.os, - $500, ~ ~ - s..iea.
49,. - ,.. s.@l. ~ ~ ~. ~, hohe
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GOOD FOR THE WHEAT.
Rains Fall in the West After . Long
DrOuth.

Rains Fall in the West After . Long
Drouth.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 9.-The continued rain
fall for the last two days has had q good effect
on wheat in the state. With the exception Of
local and slight rains the period Of drought has
been unbroken since the time of seeding and
- consequence the grain did not sprout well.
The area of winter wheat sewed this fall is
fully as large Is last year. The rain will also
facilitate fall blowing, which has been largely
neglected on account Of drought Reports
from northern Minnesota and North Dakota
indicate that heavy and very general rain has
been falling since yesterday morning. 1t is SO
general in North Dakota that no threshing will
be done for several days.
As result Of recent rains in southern, CEN
trail and western Kansas, the wheat crop is in a
good condition. Fall wheat is not all in yet
anu reports from all portions Of the state rep
resent the acreage to be by far the greatest in
the history of the state.
BLooMINaToS, Ill, Nov. 9.-The drought
which has prevailed through central Illinois
since June last has been broken by heavy rains.
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MORE FIGHTING IN CORK.
Climax Rsached Of . Lsng Dispute Between
Tive Families.

Climax Reached Of . Long Dispute Between
Tive Families.
DUBLIN, Nov. e.-Ths Irish question assumed
q new phase today, but the people most inter-
ssted did not leok for government interference
to settle the matter. They undertook to decide
the question between themselves, and the re-
suit was . most desperate and bloody fight
It appears that two families named Lynch
and Hurry, living nesr Dunmanway.
County Cock, thirty miles southwest Of
Cork City, have for some time past been in
VOWED m numerous wordy disputes regarding
tie possession of land, the oHnership or tenant
ship Of which was claimed by each family. Mat
ters went from bad to worse, and there was
much bad blood between all the members Of
the two families.
The affair reached Q iimnx today. when
1ndiug that talk would not settle the question,
q resort Was made 10 xafieus Weapons Grow
bars and farning insplements entered largely
into the dispu1s, land upon the eoncla-
sion Of hostilities II was found that
i've parsons were in an extremely criti-
oil condition. Their Skufls had been
4faetared By the blows rafnsd upon them, sad
NJ htfle hope b szPrssssd Aor their recovery.
.Othsr pAs4idpan4s n tie AEht ware a1so In
taEsd, kut not % sseieauly - fhnee Nho wore
injured about the head. The question - to
alhich family wal base poassseina Of to prop
Asty n Aiapnts b eth n shsyAnce.
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In the Normandie Hotel case (Cake srt
Woodbury. ct al } Mr.FB Mohun. the receiver.
has hled his sixth monthly report. show
ing the indebtedness during his administrator
Excluding rent TO be S5.0O6.3 81, against which
are two assets. Il II due from W. Il Moses
and e6475 from T.. p. Woodbury..
The present indebtedness is for supply bills.
s3,sf1.f9; wages due, S42s.5s; borrowed
money, 5000 he states that Mr.. Woodbury.
has been notified TO yacate, but he declines 20
do SO unless 30 instructed by the court
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Johnson. GARNER & Co..
63s PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. ",

2o styles extra super Atwood Inarsin Carrots
designs. 76c Extra heavy Cotton Chain Ingram Car
pets. SIC. Union Ingram Carpss. splendid wearing
goods for bed rooms. 35c.. 4Oc. Soc. Hemp Carpet.
lie. Cottass Carpet, 25c Venitian Hail md Stair
Carpets. Good value In Tapestry. &c. Much better
quality and Styles 75c. and S5c. All designs in
Body Brussels. q. 10. e. 25.
DRUGGETs. ART SQUARES, RUGS, &c.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. three yards long. S5c
100 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains. 10
~ ............. q. 90
ALL THE BETTER GRADES UP TO Sl0
1O-A extra heavy White Wool Bianke<s, "a Ia
White Wool Blankets. &45O. The best liza White
Wool Blankets in the city for IS. Good White Wool
Blankets. 81. %. Gray Blankets, u. 81. So Com.
forts. 81. &1.25.
FULL STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
Table Linens. Towels, Domestics Of all kinds Mems.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.
NOT 636 Pennsyivanis ave- n ".
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BOTH sONMERFKLDs DEAD.
Berlin Banlers Who Killed Themselves to
ESDape Disgrace.

Berlin BankeFs Who Killed Themselves to
Escape Disgrace.
BElLIS, Nov. 9.-The Sommerfelds, father
and son, both members of the firm Of Fried
lander 4 Sommerfeld, the bankers of this city,
who failed on Saturday last and who, after the
Close Of the days business, opened veins in
their arms and then shot themselves in the
head with revolvers have both succeeded
iii their attempts to escape the consequences
Of their financial embarrassment. As pre-
viously announced. beth fsther ana son were
conveyed to the hospital, where Felix, the son,
died shortly after his admission. Today Sig
mund, the father. also died.
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AsTHNATIc TROUBLES. pleurisy mains ana IN
famed Threats are overcome and healed nv I'M m
Jaynes ENpectOrant-for nfIy years an approved
standby for all coughs and colds
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MAlflflfn
uFDRIcE NrSpTTT

HEDRlCk-NESBlTT. Al the parsonage Of North
Capitol AZ. T. Church Noyembrr ), 1891 JANEs
= hEDRlCk OF Roanoke. Va, and AAUDE Nfs-
BIT of Overall. Va
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The Population ~ Reported by Minor Civil
Divisions.

Bulletin No. 1872, just issued by the census
ONCE, gives the population of Maryland and
the District of Columbia by minor civil
divisions. The population of Maryland. l.042
$50, is distributed among the counties as fol-
lows the figures showing also the population
OF the counties as returned by the census of
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Range of the Thermou~s.r

mango OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the ONCE
OF the weather bureau today: sam, sc; 2p.m-,
65; maximum, &C. minimum, 81
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W. II. JACKSON a Co. Of New York. by Mr..
Robert Christy, has filed a bill to enforce
a mechanics lien against Pacific T. Mullett st
al. in square IA.
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Al night froa babys CRIB are disracting 10 parents
who are Ct loss fore medsa.e equ.l emergency
Not 20 with those who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL In the houss. A doss q this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief. To cure colds.
coughs, sore throat. asthma. bronchitis. hoarssnes
and the various disorders Of The breathing apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has equal. 1t soothes The
inaamsd tissue. promotes sxpectoration and induces
CALL FOB
repose. CAPT. o. carlsy. Brooklyn. \. T.. writes.
IT have used Ayers chsrry Pectoral In my family for
thirty vsass snd have always found 1t the hsst remedy
for Group. 10 which complaint my chnd1sa were
subject"
II US Aysrs chszsy PASTORAL In my practice and
pronounce Il TO b uneQualed - remedy for colds
snd coushs."J. q. Gordon. n. D.. Carroll Co..
Virginia
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared BY Dr.. J. @. Aver Co.. Lowell. 1gkss.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price, d; si1 bottles est
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lex. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. e-Flour steady-western
super, a5oaS.75; do. extra, 9.9oas0o; do. family,
4.6oa5.oO; winter wheat patent, al5assO: spring
wheat patent, 5.5Oas.75; do. do. straight. s.0Oa
SS0-receipts, $3.50 barrels: Shipments 6,59s bar.
rels; sales. 1880 barrels. Whest-No red.
strong spot. l:o6aal.oe,s: November, loSkal05s;
December, L0ixal.VS; January, .09ksl.0vA; May,
1.14al.l44; steamer, No. ., red. Lv9-receipts,
76l67 bushels shipments. 1900 bushciG stock,
1.6sS4e0 bushels. sales, $4,000 bushels. Southern
wheat steady -Fultz, 1.02al.os; Longberry, l.osa
Los. Corn-mixed, strong: spot, e5h: year, 5Ska
S5H: January. 5sxaS6; February, 55ka ass; March,
55k-receipts, 9,sl6 bushels shipments, 50 bushels
stock 81. $50 bushels sales. x5s00o bushels South
eru corn nrmer-white. 53a59; yellow, 5sa60. Oats
nrmer-No. white western, Ss@ 40; No. Q mixed
western, sISassa,Eecepts. 5000 bushels; stock.
1,70s bushels; stock, is4s7S bushela hay firm
good 10 choice timothy, laooalS0o. Grain freights
active and nrm-steamer to Liverpool, per bushel,
81 pence; Cork for orders, per quarter, shil-
lings: cotton, farthing; nour per ton insacks Is
cents Cotton nominal-middling, 81. Provisions
nrm, unchanged. Butter nrm, unchanged. Eggs
active-A. Coffee hrm-Ri0 cargoes, fair, II: No.
Z, 13k. Sugar steedys-granulated, { lila Whisky
arm, UNCHANGED.
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CARaAnr 4 Lr1DY.
OBS til and 706 Z q. nv.

Headquarters for Fall and Winter veiGht Underwear
Ladies' Ribbed and plain Meriuo and Wool Vests cad
Pants. Extra values at &c.. 15c., 81, 1.25 and
S150.
Mems Gray Wool Shirts at S5c.
Mems Natural Wool Shirt and Drawers at &c., o.,
91.25. 81. 50 and 81 each.
Mems White Msrino and Wool at Soc. 75c.. 81.
81. 25 and 81. so each.
Childs nsrino Vest, Pants and Drswsn, 10 10 %
inches. 2oc. EACH 30 to "a inches 30c. each. Extra
qualities at 25c and up. according to size.
Ladies'. Mems and Children's Cashmere Hose.
Wool and Cashmere Gloves and Mttens.
Special bargains in Lace Curtains and Portieres.
We are selling Portiere with fringe and dado top
and bottom. extra heavy. at -. 80 pe4r.
AN ITEM FOR CHRISTMAS.
Will offer for few days regular 25c. Infants Doll
for l21sc.
Best Imported Zephyr. and A fold. ct &C.
CARHARr LEIpY.
no7 g2SSth and 1O6 NJ NV
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prtces of
the New York STOCK Market. as reported by special
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MRS. wINaL0W's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It.SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and 10 the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by DrugRists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for 'Nrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 70 cents bottle
dl6-1V
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Con Liver On
susgests Consumption. which 10 almost
unfortunate. Its best use ID before you fear
consumption-when you begin to gst thin.
Consumption b only one Of the dangsrs Of
thinnsss.
EMULSION OF COD Liver OIL
Makes the thin plump. and the plump arc g,
almost safe.
Let Us send you book on CAREFUL
LIvING-frss.
SCOTT : BROWNE. Ohsmists lac South 9th ave..
New York.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion Of Cod liver
on-an druggists svsrywhsrs do. o.. nos
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sal such STERLING VALUES at such Low
PRICES as WE quote. The truthfulness Of this
statement lends emphasis to IL.