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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-07-21

Mr.. ct Nine Davis Foret, ct Mile.
Ella Foret sont allies aLockport cette
semaine pour assister au marriage de
Mr.. C. J. Toups ct Mile. Felicie
Bourg, tous deux de Lockport. Mr..
ct Nine Davis Foret sont de retour
depuis jeudi. tandis que Mile. Foret
passera quelque temps dams les envi-
rons de Lockport en- visite dams Ia
famille de son oncle Mr.. Files Foret.
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HYMENEE-Se sont maries

HYMENEE-Se sont maries 4
lEglise St. Sauveur pres de Lock
port, mercredi dernier a 6 heures de
l'apres-midl, MI. G. J. Toups ct Mile.
Ftlicie Bourg, tous deux de la pa
roisse Lafourche, en- presence dun
nombreux concouB d'amis, parents
ct commissioners DIES deux families.
Mr.. Toups, lie nouvel epoux, est lie
fills de Mr.. Emile Toups, un de nos
habitants sucrieB demeurant 4 un
mile au-dessus de Lockport il est
engage dams lie commerce avec Mr..
Ernest Jeandron, faisant de BONES
affaires. C'est IN jeune homme dune
conduite exemplaire, industrieux ct
l%aborieux, ct done de qualities d'esprit
ct de ceur, qui font leloge de la CON-
munaute dams laquelle il demeure.
Mile. Feiieie Bourg, est la file al
nee de Mr.. j. Prudent Bourg, une
homme que tonte la paroisse connait
ct estime. Dams sa robe de noce,
ellie etait belle ct ravissante. Ellie
aussi est engage dams lie commerce,
tenant wee 81 seur, un magasin de
modiste ct de notions. Ellie est une
graduee de l'Institut dc Shreveport
OH ellie a ad,ompli e etudes avec
honneur.
Mr.. Toups ne pouvait mieux chol-
sir en- choisant Mile Felicle !; douee
dune disposition douce ct aimable ct
intelligent d'esprit, ellie fera lie bon
heur futur de 0 epoux.
A tous deux nous prosecutions nos
Fluctuations les plus siEceres, ct nos
souhaits dune Tongue vie de bonheur
ct de prgperite.
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Mr.. C. A. Claudet, de Lockport, ct
I'm des proprletaires de Ihabitation
Bouverans, passait 4 Thibodaux d.
manehe dernier pour Sc rendre sur
l'habitation St-Bernard, dams laquelle
il a aussi un intelet. Nous regret
tons de n'avoir pas eu Ia chance de
causer avec lui.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-07-21

Sous peu nous aurons un DOUBLE
INDEX de tous les llvres de transla-
ton de proprletes de la paroisse La
fourche dams lie bureau du Recorder.
LIE contrat a etc alloue par lie Jurl
de Police, 4 Mr.. Chas. j. Barker
notre greffier de cour, ct ex-officia
recorder, d raison de 15I16 dun sous
pour chaque entree.
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Mr.. l.. j. Trosclair, I'm lie nos bons
habitants sucriers, apres avoir passe
quelque temps d "Coopers Welt en-
recherche de la sante, est revenu cette
semaine beaucoup mieux ct bien
satisfalt de son voyage.
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Une appropriation de 1925 a etc
taite par lie Juri dc Police pour
continuer l'ouverture du chemin
public du Bayou Bleu, OH il passe
dams les bols chez Mr.. j. B. Gros ct
Mime Caliste Bourgeois.
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Nous apprenons avec peine par
INTERMEDIATE du pere Chastel, qui
est ale lie voir mardi dernier, que lie
Pere Bedel, cure du Bayou du Large,
dams la paroisse Terrebonne, a etc
frappe dimanche dernier a quatre
heures du matin, dune paralysie
pressure complete; il est condamne
par les medecins, ct probablement d
l'heure que nous paraissons, il nest
plus.
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Mr.. James A. Ilsley du Lac
Charles, est en- visite a Thlbodaux
depuis dimanche dernier, dams la
famille de sa seur, Nine A. JOLIET Jr.
il est allie mardi a Houma pour y
passer quelques jours.
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II a actueliement en- prison 23O
anarchistes 4 Rome, 800 a Milan, 315
a Turin, 1870 Genes, 230 4 Bologne
ct 900 a Pise, Lucca, Leghorn, Ra-
yennes ct autres yilles.
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Depuis pres de trois semaines, MIR.
Sathurin SEWN SQUIRE dun rhuma-
tisme aigue a la jamie.
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Les eaux dams lie Bayou Lafourche
Sc maintiennent suffisamment pour
permettre au Stmr. Louisiana de
continuer ses VOYAGES reguliers.
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Nous avons DIES pluies pressure tous
les jours depuis lie commencement du
mois un peu de beau temps serait
desirable.
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lie Maj. W. P. Martin, surinten-
dant de nos ecoles publiques, visitait
la Nouvelle-O Orleans cette semalne par
affaire professionally.
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Voyez dams la partie anglalse les
procedures du Juri de Police de la
reunion tenue lie 2 ct lie 3 de ce
mois.
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Mr.. Lawrence Cherami, Inspector
de chemins ct levees, dams lie bas de
Lafourche, etait a Thibodaux cette
semaine par affaire.
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Nous apprenons avec pelne que
Mr.. G. D. Barrlos de Lockport, sauf-
fire. de son attaque de rhumatisme.
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LIE salaire de l%inspecteur de che
mins dams lie District No. Z, a etc
augment9 de $40 a $50.
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l'assemble DIES directeurs

A rassemble DIES directeurs du
Thibodaux Opera House, tenu lundi
dernier, les memes officers de Fan
nee precedente ont etc elus Mr.. H.
n. Coulon president /; Cap. R. R.
Mcbride, secretaire : ct Mr.. Henry
Riviere, tresor;er les finances de la
societe sont en- bonnie condition !;
toutes les dettes de rann6e courantc
ont etc payees /; ct la dette pour la
construction de rOpera a etc reduite
de $500 y comprls tous les lnterets
payes.
La vile de Flurgon, Russie, a etc
totalement detruite par lie feu, 375
malsons ont etc incendiees ct 1000
personnes sont sans abrl.
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NOUYEILES LOcALE,

La Cour de District s'est a]ournee
Ia semaine derniere dams la paroisse
TerrebOnne.
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La petite Bella Barker de Mr.. e.
J. Barker, a etc serieusement mala-
de avec I'm mauvais NAL de gorge, ct
une fevre ardente pendant so heures
sans cesser quand lie medecin fut
appele, la fevre await une tempera-
ture de 1890, quoiqu'elle fut con-
slderablement tombee =; l'opinion du
medecin est que la fevre dams son
plus fort await dd atteindre 1850.
L'enfant est mieux ct hors de dan
ger.
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Mr.. George Hebert de Lacroix,
4tait q Thibodaux mardi dernier pag
affaire.
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GRANDE ExcURsIoN.-Il Y aura
une grande Excursion de Houma a la
Nouvelle Orleans, dimanche lie 30
Juliet, 1894, donnee par les POM
piers de la compagnie "Houma Fire
Co. No. L. lie convoi de chariots
partira de Houma a6:45 heures du
matin, ct quittera la Nouvelle Orle-
ans a $50 heures du soir. Voicl
votre chance pour passer une jour
nee agreeable a la Nouvelle Orleans,
au Fort Espagnol on a West End.
Ccht pour aller ct retour $3.50 =;
enfants $1.00.
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AUX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. avons en-
main un assortment complet de
CRANES fralches de choux ct de
navets du Canada, venant DIES
1ardlns de I'D. NJ. Ferry & Co.," que
nous vendons au detail 4 dies prix
moderes.
"RoTH DRUG &c. LIMITED"
Main ST., Thibodaux, LA. Juin 1884.
Mr.. Morgan de Chicago, %ingenieur
civil ct hydraulique, a dernieremen,
etc employee par notre conseil de
vile pour preparer les plans ct les
specifications pour Ia construction
DIES Waterworks de Thibodaux. Dams
quinze jours les dts plans avec specI
fcations seront entire les mains de:
autorites de notre petite vile. Mr.
Morgan est I'm homme experiments
dams la construction de Waterworks,
ayant construct reinforcement dune
maniere satisfaisante IL waterworks
plants dams differences localities des
Etats Unis. Les membres du consei
ont etc tres impressionnes par Mr.
Morgan.
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Mr.. John NJ. Walsh, depute She
riff de la paroisse, est ale a jackson,
Lne., la semaine derniere pour y
conduire a lasile DIES alienes, Lucre-
tia Bess, femme de couleur, declaree
folle par lie Juge de District. II y
a aujourd'hui 1873 alienes dams cette
asile ; on y construct de n~ouvelles
allonges OH on pourra logger $50 per.
sornes de plus. En- revenant a Thlbo.
daux Mr.. Walsh s'est arrete a Baton
Rouge pour payer SEES respects a Mr..
Heard, auditeur de lEtat.
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LIE taux DIES taxes cette aimee sera
lie meme que rannee derniere, CONNIE
suit 4 mills pour payer les depenses
courantes de la paroisse, y compris
les salaries DIES officers q mills pour
lie maintien DIES ecoles pabliques de
la paroisse ; ] mill pour. la con.
struction, Iamelioration ct Ia repa-
ration DIES maisons d'ecoles, la pale
du surlntendant DIES ecoles publiques,
ct toutes autres depenses acciden-
telles ; ct I'm mill pour les egouts de
la paroisse.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-23
Forest City.

Miss Lillian Reynolds, Of Scranton,
was the guest of Miss Hattie Reese
Tuesday.
Clayton Davis. of Jackson, was re-
newing acquaintances in town yester-
day.
Clark Avery has purchased George
Cards property, and also his livery
business.
John J. Price. of Kingston, student
at the Baltimore Medical college, spent
yesterday with DR.. ]. W. Mcclure al
Vandling.
The marriage of Miss Katie Morrison
to Eugene McCabe. two well known
young people Of this place, was sol
emnized at 3 o'clock yesterday after
poon by Rev. J. J. Coroner at ST.
Agnes Catholic church.
B. Reynolds. Of Fresland, an engi
on the Delaware, Susquehanna and
Sehuylkili railroad, visited w. x
Reese Tuesday.
Mrs Patrick Roach. daughter oI
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kane, died Tues
day after q lingering illness. aget
81 years, She was very highly re-
speeted. Deceased leaves husband
and two children. The funeral will b
held at 8 o'clock at s.. Agnes church
Intsrment in st. Rose cemetery. Car
bondale
John Vodosick, who met with an &C
cident in the Delaware and Hudson
mine at Vandling last week. in which
his skull was fractured and his bacl
hurt, was removed to the Carbondal !,
Emergency hospital Tuesday.
The twenty-eighth annual reunion
of the One Hundred and Forty-Thirt
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Priceburg.

Our town was almost deserted on
Tuesday last owing to the first annual
excursion run by the Richmond mines
accidental fund to Lake Ariel. The
attendance was beyond the expecta-
tions of the committee in charge, and
all enjoyed themselves to their hearts
con tent.
The musical trio, Patrick Rodgers,
Joe Eiggin and Jenks Gordon, had
their photos taken at the lake. The
pictures are in great demand.
Miss Jennie Wells. of Pueblo, Col.
is the guest Of friends in town.
Thomas Grier, P. j. O'Connor and
Patrick Langan, after giving a fine
aquatic exhibition at Lake Ariel on
Tuesday, are being induced by many
admiring friends to become mem bers
Of the Scranton Rowing association.
They are the true type Of a dry land
sailor.
Machinery, etc., is being hauled to
JSrmyn's new slope on the mountain
and the work of driving toward the
coal is being rapidly pushed.
st. Thomas council, Young Mems
Institute, will give social to their lady
friends next Tuesday.
The funeral of Mrs. Ben Beddoe,
whose death occurred on Monday took
place yesterday, interment being made
in Pricsburg cemetery. The remains
were followed by a large crowd OF
mournsrs. Much sympathy is felt fol-
Mr.. Beddos and his motherleSs infant.
The Mckinley club will meet a
Lloyd's hall in Dickson next Friday
evening. Every member should be
present, as business Of Importance viii
be transacted
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AVOca.

Robert Allau and wife, of Scotland,
arrived at Avoca yesterday to spend a
few months with his brother. John, OF
McAlpine street. and friends.
Mrs. John HASTE called on Pittston
friends yesterday.
L. ]. Baxter, attorney, has returned
home after spending few days at
Lake Ariel.
Ms. Mark Bosley and family, spent
Tuesday with Wilkss-Barre friends.
Thieves entered the Delaware and
Hudson depot Tuesday night. They
opened two trunks and secured some
clothing and small change.
Miss Mary Klingls spent Tuesday
with Taylor friends.
The infant child OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Andrew O'Mallsy is seriously ill with
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Gavin Rurt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
ben Edwards. Mrs. George Burt, Mrs.
John Burt, of Miners Mills, Mrs. Thos.
Nankivell, of Scranton. Mrs. George
Walker, Of Wilkes-Rarre and Mrs
William White, of Moosic. spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Aiken.
Miss Name Cranston has returned
home from Lake Ariel.
Miss Gertrude O'Malley returned
home after spending a few days with
friends in Archibald
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-23
PeckViIle.

A meeting will DO held this evening
at 7.30 o'clock at the Ledgart hall for
the purpose of organizing Republican
club. John r. Jones, esq. and other
prominent speakers will bs present. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
citizens to be present.
A surprise party was held at the
home OF Mrs. John Travis last Monday
evening, the occasion being Mrs.
Travis S2l birthday.
Mrs. John Dickinson, of the Back
road, was arraigned before s. w. Ar
mold last Monday evening on charge
of assault and battery, preferred by
Mrs. James Pollard, who. it is alleged,
she had choked aud otherwise brut-
ally assaulted. After considerable
wrsngling the case was settled by the
defendant paying the costs.
Only seven days more before the
Union excursion. Be sure and pur.
chase your ticket in time.
Mrs. Edward James, of Carbondale
visit last Tuesday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee
Mrs. Edward Barber and daughter
Grace. and Mrs. Frank Benscouter
were the guests of Mrs. Burdick. of
Scranton. yesterday.
Mrs G. A. Whiting, of Salem, i.
visiting her cousin, Mrs. John White.
Mrs Attic Williams, who has been
very sick for the past week, is slowly
improving.
Mrs. William Rookie and two chill
dren are visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Reed. of Hyde PaIk.
Mrs. E. G. Smith and daughter, Hor-
tense. of Binghamton, who has beer
visiting with Mrs. John R. Williams,
returnei home last Monday
Miss Rennie Boucher, of Uniondale
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Johu Snooks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-23
Archibald


Charles Spellmsn, of the East Side,
and Miss Annie Cswlsy. Of Church
street, were married yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed in st. Thomas church by
the pastor, Rev T. J. Comerford, in
the presence of many friends of the
contracting couple. The bride was
attended by her niece, Miss Mamie
Cawey, OF Scranton. The bride wore
beautiful dress of violet silk, trimmed
with lace and hat to match. The
bridesmaid wore heliotrops silk, also
trimmed with white lace, and wore
white hat. The groom and groomsman,
Mr.. NJ. f, Brennan. wore the custom
ary black. The welded couple enjoyed
short drive, after which a reception
was held at the home Of the bride.
There many called to congr tulats the
young couple and partaks of the plenti-
GUS feast of good things that had been
provided.
M. J, O'Boyle, of Laurel street, has
accepted a position as teacher in the
public schools at Thornhurst, Lehigh
county.
DR.. J. j. Kelly was visitor in Scran
ton yesterday.
Mrs T. F. Wells, of Church street,
called on friends in Scranton yester-
day.
James H. Kearney and P. A. Phil
bin leave today for short trip to New
York.
A pretty double marriage ceremony
was performed in the Evangelical Lu
theran church last evening. The par
ties were Miss Minnie Prob who was
married to Sidney Heath, of Jermyn,
and Miss Dora Brill, who was married
to John c. Peters Rev. Mr.. Scha.
burger, pastor of the Lutheran church,
officiated. The church was thronged
with friends of the contracting couples
who had come to witness the cere-
mony. The couples were unattended
by bridesmaids or groomsmen. The
brides were charmingly dressed, Miss
ProDst being in ashes Of roses silk,
and Miss Brill in brown silk Each
wore flowers in their hair. The par
ties presented a most attractive appear
snce. After the ceremony reception
was held at the home of Mrs John
Peters. who, being the mother of J. G.
Peters, is also the grandmother Of Mrs
Heath. Many friends were present to
congratulate the welded couples. All
are we'll known and deserve success in
| their new life.
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DunmOre.

Mrs. R. P Savage and Mrs. W. T.
Messenger returned from Lake Winola
Tuesday evening.
Philip Davis has been called to Mos
cow on account of his brothers illness.
Miss Name Townsend has returned
from Lake Winola where she has been
visiting during the summer.
DR.. H. S. Beyea leaveas today for Big
Pond, where he will stay short time
For sale-a Century Column Dia blcy-
Gle; good condition; price, $45. Address
Box 90. Dunmore P O.
1t is understood from a reliable
source that the silk mills at Hawley
will be rebuilt at once. Men are al
ready at work removing the debris.
The old factory will be furnished with
machinery and what workmen are not
supplied with labor there will be sent
to Hon sdale to work in the mill there,
L. r Fowler has returned to Mo-
hawk, N Y
J, w. Hand spent yesterday at Lake
Ariel.
The Traction is making extensive re
pairs on their Blakely street tr ck,.
A young daughter is the latest ar.
rival at the home of Edward Krause.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. B. Allen spent
Tuesday at Like Ariel. They roug
home fine string of ba and 10 eel .
Mira Harry Smith has accepted a
position in Aliens cash store
A large number of this place will at
tend the Heptasoph's excursion tC
Grm Onoko on the 2Sth inst
Mrs. S. B. Buckley and Mrs. W. D.
Decker spent Tuesday at Lake Ariel.
Alex Hadden will start for Scotland
next week, where he will visit his Old
home.
Frank Bingham has removed to his
new residence on Pine street.
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StrOudSburg.

]. H. Gardner and family. who have
been spending several weeks at Ocean
Grove, returned home yesterday,
Henry McGarrah. of Scranton, is
among relatives and friends for a few
days.
Miss Laura Seeley, Of Scranton. is
visiting Mrs. Applet. East Strouds-
burg.
]. M. Walton and wife, Of Philadel-
phia, are circulating with friends here
H, R Britain, attorney at law, is in
Philadelphia on business.
Miss Effie Rinker, Of Scranton, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Samuel Roop, private secretary Of
Chief of Police Linden. Of Philadelphia,
is at East Stroudsburg.
Alvin J. Fish, a Scranton electrician
Of note. is to put up the phones and
wires Of the Stroudsburg and Bushkill
Telephone company.
Mrs. c. P. Mayer and three daugh-
ters. Of Scranton, are spending few
days with Mr.. Dereamer, Of East
Stroudsburg.
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FLORENCE MARY BAKER,

ways by which babies lives may be
absolutely insured against cholera in
fantum and the wasting disorders Of
hot weather. One is healthy mothers
milk, and the other in lactated food.
In eight cases out of ten where
physician is called because the "baby
is not doing WE'LL" he sees that all that
is need is a more nourishinS Diet and
after advising such O rich but easily
assimilated nutriment as lactated food
the child shows right off a gain in
weight and color and livelinsss.
The most remarkable of all infant
foods has great nourishing powers. 1t
is made with the most scrupulous at
tention to purity and freedom from
any source of contagion. 1t fills the
tiny veins and arteries with ruddy,pure
blood Sound sleep follows its use, and
| rapid growth comes as naturally from
| a well-fed system as sleep does when
the nervous eenters are properly nour-
ished.
Sunshine is food, it is meat for
strong men, but the very young, the
aged and the feeble are wilted and
worsted by the force heat For them
as we'll as we'll as for mothers trying to
nurse their children through the hot
summer. nothing so quickly and easily
keeps the strong as lactated food.
Every intelligent mother at once un-
derstands why it is possible for lacta-
ted food 10 build up the tissues 30
rapidly and to give strength to babies
aud persons with delicate stemachs
when her physician explains to her the
simple Ingredients Of this preparation
sugar of milk, and the nutritivo
qualities of wheat. barley and oats
The weight and size, not the age of
the baby, should determine its food.
says DR.. A S"bert OF the N. Y. Poly
clinic Children's hospital. At the first
indication that baby ia not thriving,
give it lactated food But be sure to
feed it regularly. Lactated food will
plump out the cheeks Of thin, pale
Tipped babies and make them gain
steadily in weight. For weaving ba-
bies and during the teethins period
there is no substitute for lactated food.
1t resembles in every respect healthy
mothers milk. It's particularly grste-
mi to nervous. fretful children who are
hungry and insufiicisntly nuurished.
yet find their usual food displsasng to
their weak aud distur bed stomacns.
Ask the first mother you talk with
what she knows about lactated food
1t will be hard in many communities to
fad a mother who has brought up II
family who has not personal knowl-
Ddge of this splendid nourishment.
Says Mrs. d. G Baker, of Tiffin, Ohio,
whose baby is shown above:
We have been 90 well pleased with
the use Of lactated food TOR our baby
that we feel like doing something to
further the use of it by special recon-
mendation. Our baby was very deli
cate when born and weighed but three
pounds. We we're very soon compelled
to resort to artificial food. and by the
advice of DR.. H. G. Wells, our family
physician. we commenced using lacta-
ted food. siuce which time she has
made a steady, healthy growth. and
has never mad one single day of sick
ness in sixteen months, and we have
never lost one hour Of sleep on accouu {
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