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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-27
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HARVARD vs.. YALE.
The University Boat Race VIII n
ROSved Tomorrow EVENING.

The race between the university crews
representing Yale and Harvard will be
rowed on the Thames river from a point
just above the headquarters of the Harvard
crew to the big bridge which spans the
river a short distance above the city Of
New London. tomorrow evening, at 6:45
o clock.
This time was settled upon yesterday by
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THE TURF.
Alexander Ialaud.

The track at Alexander Island yesterday
was heavy Summarizes:
First race, f1ve furlongs-First Kenyon:
second, Sentinel; third, Marlboro
Second race, seven furlongs-First, Black
wood; second. Tommy Brophy; third. Head
light. 1.S1.
Third race. mile-First, Clara Bell; Sec
ond. Margherita: third. Autograph. 1.b3.
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs-
Tnn frs ropmsst: second. Tiddiewinks; third.
Firth race. six furlongs-First, Ella: Sec
ond' Luray; third. All Night. lie.
Sheepshead Bay.
The best race at Sheepshead yesterday
was the sheepshead Bay handicap. in
which there were nine starters Don Alon-
70 won. Roche was a strong favorite with
Sir Walter second choice and Kinglet about
the same price. Don Alonzo was not
backed extensively because his owner did
roy support him. Roche got the place by
sabilla proved her quality by giving ten
pounds to the other FLIES in the third
race and winning easily.
a, First race. futurity course-First. Lamp
lighter; second. Merry Monarch; third.
Kingston. LII 3-5.
Second race swift stakes. seven furiongs-
First. Discount: second. Potentate; third.
Peacemaker. 1.26 As
second. Urania: third. Lux. les 3-5
Fourth race. Sheepshead Bay handicap
mtle-Don Alonxo. 122 (Simms), to 1, won
by one length: Roche. lis Littlefeld).
1-2 to l. second by q head; Sir Walter, 12O
DosgstO. ~ to 1. third. Time. 1.41.
st. Julien. Kinglet, Lowlander, Prig,
Aurelian and Stowaway also ran
Fifth race. mile and a Quarter-First,
Sport; second Herald: third. George Beck
2.O9 3-5
Sixth race. mile and a quarter over five
hurdlss-First, st. John; second, Ballarat
third, Japonica 223
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-27
washingtOn Park.

The feature at Washington Park. Chi
cage. yesterday was the Lake Side stakes
for two-year-old fillies. 1t was won by
Green Morris Moderocio. a lO-to-l shot
after hot finish with Rosita, another
outsider. In the fourth race King Charlie
at ~ to !. defeated the even-money choice
Wildwood.
Taral left after the stake race for New
York. Result:
First race-three-quarters of mile
First. Cass; second. Lady Rose; third
Ten / See. 1.27.
Second race. mile-First, Adelante; sec.
ond, La Gascon; third, Idyle Isl L..
Third race, Lake Side stakes, five-eighths
OF mile-First Moderocio. lis Leigh
second. Rosita. lis (R. William); third
Kitty Scott. 11S q. Weber,. LOG
Fourth race handicap, mile and one.
eighth-First, King Charlie; second, Pat.
rick; third, Pat Malloy, Jr. minutes.
Fifth race, three-Quarters of a mile
First. Domingo: second, Ingomar; third
Anna Mayes. LII 3-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-27
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Vigilant and VaIkyrtc.

The American sloop yacht Vigilant bent
her new racing mainsail and sailed from
Gourock. Scotland yesterday afternoon.
with Mr.. Howard Gould on board, to meet
the steam yacht ATLANTA from Cowes She
moved very fast. The yacht returned last
evening. The valkyrie also bent her racing
mainsail. She has completed her racing
crew. Lord Dunraven, her owner, will ar
rive at Gourock at the end of the week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-27

cannot speak TOO highly Of Dr. Kennedy's
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What a Minister Saws.

OF last year i suffered
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commended 20 me by
friends. but they ali
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From the time I BEGAN
Doctor Pierce's Cohen
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covering four or nva
months While the at
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-27
Excelsior Hair Tonic.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
(@arbpnbals &prrsippnesn,.)

Die @arbonbale Traction Gompanit
wirb cine turse Strede nbroIid BON be'
Stabt einen neuen Yarf einrl6ten, tpel-
der idon fur ben fommenben 0inter gum
S6litiidublaufen unb i'm CONNER fl,
8aaipiele oorbereitet tperben ioa.
- llniere Stabt bat cine S6uIbenIafi
BON $50, 700. gluf bic Tbatiade eeitiibt,
oab i'm perhOHenen Sabre S6ulbideine
i'm Setras BON Sl4, 500 einselDit tpuroen,
bOfft man auf cine Beieitisuns Der itdoti.
iben Sdulp in bier Subren, mas mir
b'sneifeln. Gs sebt meiitens ben unbern
Bes: Sc sr6ber bic Stabt, ie mebs
SduIben.
- Surd einen Sprensidub in BEN
Jtorbipeit 8oblenperf tpurben am Wons
tag ter 8ersmann Charles &lute une
iein polniiber Irbeiter nidt unerbeblid'
perlsbt. IS bauerte ben 8eiben gu
lanse, bis bic Sprensune erfOlse. iis
poaten nod Der llbriade ieben uno bic
mad alien Ridtunsen iliesenben Sprens.
itide bra6ten ibnen cine Nnsabl @uns
ben bel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
- Seri6tli6 e8.

Die @ei6porenen in benz 8eaef
WorbproseB. ipelde iid am OOnneritas
4bsno sur 8eratbuns suriidSo8en, bats
Ten iib sesen 3 llbr am Samitas Na6s
mittas sesinist, unb na6oem iie benz
@eri1t orsefIbrt iparen. perfiinbisten iie
einitimmis ben @abriprud: ,S6uIbis
beS Worbss i'm eriten @rabe!" 8idtsr
@bparos, unter ipeIdem Der BroseB ses
fiibrt wuroe, banfte ben 9eidporenen
uno bemsrfte, bab ibr Sprud Elm sered
ter iei. Ser @efansene. bem oas Rsiuls
tat Der 8eratbun9 Der 8eihporenen per.
ooImstidt porOen mar. bDrte NIT itoiidem
@Ieidmuibe su. gri elmer Der itdrilter
@Eer i'm @efdnsniiie unb iein gIppetit
am Samitas abenb mar Der sspbbnllde
- am Montas ioqten spsi Morbpro.
seHe sur 8erbanbluns fommen, bod tpur'
ben beibe gum Sanuar @eridtstermir
peritoben. Der cine par bic 8lage gs.
gen Soiepb Guminisfp. Der in bsr 8ibs,
bel glrbbalo ben Nusuit @ouie tbotete
Der speite mar sesen Sobn ROstostp
pelber am 90. September ben Soispl
@Iistie in elmer @lrtbibaft nit sinen
8aai9Idser eridIus. 8si berieIbet
@elsssnbeit burbIbberte Elm 8rueer boz
8ostOSfp einen sepiNsn Soispb 8ibb,
nit elmer Sbrotlabuns; 8ibbs bat iid
tpieber erboIt, unb au6 bieier Pro3ei
purbe perfhoben.
- glm Uiontas tpurben @ei6poren
| fur ben sriten Sanuar @sridtstermin se
spssn unb mir finoen in Der Site foIeeno
peutibe Namen:
IL. Sanuar -@barIes 8oiar, 9biIi,
@raff uno 9usuit 8ries bon scranton.
l9. Sanuar -Sobn 8Iatter, Bste
pIas, Satob 5rieS uno Ausuit Sruns boz
Scranton.
26. Sanuar %. 9. S6reiffer, s. G
@rbarbt, Safob Saar uno Wli6as
S6dfer bon Scranton Ssrbinan
Steinmeb pon Wmton.
Die Sisuns bes Common 9Ieas &c
ri&tes, fir bas Obise @ei6porsne ssso
gen iino, bauert brei NO6sn unb es i'm
los Sale sur SerbanoIuns notirt un
ter oleien limb piele, bel penen bic Stat
Scranton Intsreiirt 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
0Btlfesbarre WadhriAten.

= Das Nrmenbaus 1T iberflllt unb
man proieftirt sinen anbau.
S Die q. s. Central Giisnbabn 60.
Iest stpiiden g8iltesbarre ano Barions
Elm DoppeIseIelie.
- Oie stpeite HationaI 8anf ldBt an
Der Gte bon @eit Wartet uno 6ranfIln
Straben Elm neues @epblbe einridten,
su benz iie elm Stublsubitad BON feds
5onnen @etpibt perpenbet.
- Die StreidboIsfabrif in SusIeiOn
1T am Samitas Nbeno bur6 5euer Sers
itbrt unb Elm 8erIuit bon $50, 900 an8es
ridtet iporben, benz nur cine 8eriiberune
bon S33. 900 seSeniiber itebt. Die So
BRIT mar erh felt einem Wonut in 8etrieb.
Die g8ilfssbarrs & 8pomine
BAILEY Traction So. bat iebt ben 8eriu6
9emadi, ibre @ueen burh @Iettrisitdt 3u
beisen, anitatt Oefen. Die Seiauns ses
idiebt na6 einem patent elmer 9llbanp.
q. g., @eieqi6aft. IS 1T nur immer.
bin erit elm 8eriud, aber er Idbt bic beiten
Reiultate erfparten.
SnfoIse Der @rplofon zines Safes
8obIenbI i'm &sqer oss ,.9ribune". ".@e.
bdubes au Sasleton brannte oieieS am
Nittipob Nadmiltas nieber. Die sanse
Druderei fiel ben Slammen gum &aube.
@isentbimer beS @ebduoes unb Der
Druderei mar TbomaS 8utlep. Ser
Sdaoen betrdst $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
SaS xhal abndrtS.

- 8rpan Quinn bon 4poea erIitt
am Montas in pem SO. l3 Sdadt burb
sinen Sal bon SeIsseitein idpsrs Ser.
Iebunsen, bic aus einem eebtpdsnen
Arms unb 8sins, 8unoen am 8opfe
uno anbersn 8DrpertbeiIen beiteben unp
sefabrli6 iinO.
- Der aIS Carpenter an benz Siaiibs
8oblenbreder arbeitenoe Sobn Wartln
uon gppca puroe am Disnita8 Ibenb an
Der Stem Seriep @entral 8abn bel Woos
tic bon elmer 2ofomctipe sstroffsn unt
setbptet. Ser 8erunsIldie binterlabi
eine gBltttpe unb cine 2lniubI 8inber.
Tablnr.-Gasper Berger irua porIeb.
ten Wtitttpod in Der SapIor @rube ourt
einen aObIenfau SerIssunsen OapOn.
- Sn ben 3apIor, Bpne uno SoISen
@rubsn mar am 0isnitus 3abltas.
- GlS @sOrse MorriS bon SeItspiq,
am Dienitus uuf Der Suso mar, that e,
einen Saa, bas @sipebr sntIuo ii6 auI
unerfIdrli6e Welie unb bic 9naeI branp
ibm in Die linte Wabe.
= am Samitas in Der Sribe branaer
Diebe in ben S6napsIabsn bon Sannid
& DtoOre an Main Strabe uno es aelane
lbnen, bic @sIoipinbe 3u ipreneen uni
cine ni4t Benauer betimmts Summe A.
rauben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
81. Sl6ier.

itnre 8cpfpunbe. Seine ibn beeleis
tenbe 1o6tsr entfam unperlsbt.
-Sobn SeFron ipurbe am Sreitas in
bem go. IL Slope su Bort 8rifftb bon
elnsm Suse 8oblentarren setrofen une
er erlitt einen boppelten 8einbrub une
ionitise 8erIebunSen. Da er ii6 i'm
Sospitul peiserte. feline 3uitlmmuns sur
Imputation beS Seines su seben, 10 ers
foIste feline gntIahuns, ba bic aerste
feline SerantnortIibfeit iibernebmen
ppaten.
= Der Gbarter fir unier PittStOn ais
,,Gitp" 1T bonn Staatsbepurtement be.
pillist porben uno Der 8oupernDr bat
am Dlontae bic sebrdu6li6e Protlama.
tiOn srIahsn. 98ir fiirdten, bab bic
Rsueruns ben SteuersubIern libel aufito.
BEN tuirb, benn mir ieben fir bas Wads'
tbum Der Stabt fsinen 8epinn. bingessn
cine Wahs neuer 4emter, oeren Snbaber
beioIoet tperoen mliien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
0tttStpn.

-@barIss Smith, Der an Der Gebi0b
BAILEY 3peisbabn oerlebt uno i'm Soss
pital bebanbsIt tpurbe, Itarb bort am
9isntae WOrsen.
- Nan sIaubt, i6On i'm 9dufs oieisr
Dobe Sabrten auf Der Strabenbabn
apii&en piitston unb Durpea MAIDEN Su
f6nnen.
Sn Der aIten @Ort un6 Bottle
@rube nabe benz @orf Sane Sabnbofs
ereisuets ii9 am WiOntas abeno elns
grpIoIion bon 9rubensaien unb Biaiam
Roa@ BON Wia Grsef trus idpere Ser'
Iesunssn bapon uno 8m. 8ropn erliti
Branbpunben an ben Sdnoen.
Das Subrtperf bes SriebenSri6ters
bon Port @riffitb, BiIIiam @ousbrep.
apuroe porleBten Utittpo6 Abeno Dor
einsm Strabsnbabnpasen setrOifen uni
2ousbrsp erbisIt Sur8 ben 5aa sin'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Ncr;ellaus uuS 6iasna aare.

nnier 8orratb 1T 70 bebeuteno, bab
mir 9sSwunsen paren, einen Stpeitsn Sc
ben nsben oem friberen pOfssbduoe an
Spruce StraBe su erbffnen. Sier per.
ben fat ausidIiebIib bic neusiten inns
portirten oeutiben unb b6bmiiden @aa,
rem feilsebuIten, unb eS iino ipl6e an
SLANG uno S66nbeit ii6erlid nod ME
ibertroifen iporoen. 4Qs IrtiteI iino ,u
benz nieorisiten Breiie notirt, ba bieier
9aben na9 ben Seiertasen nidt peiter
sefdbrt tpiro unb man Iisber cbne 8roFt
pertauft, als bic Sa6en pieber einpadt.
8leber8'S 2aben,
23l Penn Npe. 308 Spruce Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Hue benz pberen xbale.

- Den gbsIeuten Sreb. Heis bon
Briceburs itarb am SumitaS ibr oreis
idbriess SDbnlein Nrtbur an elner 9es
blrnenbinouns. SaS Degrading fdnb
am Uiontae itatt.
8ei ben 8obrberiuden fir ben
neuen Sermpn Sdubt in Briceburs 1T
man uuf cine feline 8obIenaoer seitoben
-priceburs 1T in ben IeBten 1asen bon
elmer GoIOnie bon Stalienern beimseiu6t
iporoen, bic in Der Diamant Ioer BON
Sermpn'S 8ObIentperf 9Irbsit srbaIten
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
7stMt4P Prtra
TtitrtagS Sp>5ialitaten
lit gpielia6em, etc.

binauf unb surid fann nidt aubes
Orbnuns eeratben @ertb 30 Sts.
llnisr Preis, "a Gents
Sic groBen GurbcttsMit6ea Sanif:
fampier, sle,dfals elm neues Sp.elSeua
unb iebr interefant eS sebt seraoe su.
pie i'm tpirtliden Sample; pertb %
GentS.
llnier greis, 10 Gents
gscibna6tsbaum ei6terbalter parsn,
l Sent. &eousirt auf
6 fir 4 Gents
gBeibna6tsbaumsS sSrnamente, 4i6tei
fur benleIben uno ale 3ubebDre.
Sebt iebr nieorig i'm prsifs'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
SeibndcbtsaeIcbenfe

in pielen id6nen, ieniationeGen artiteln,
gu iberraideno biaisen Breiien, in sr6b.
ter gIuspabI. SONNET uno iiberseuat
sub bel W. 8obn, 5ll 2adaipanna ape.,
untsrbalb bes ,,Wo9enblatt". 5O.2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
(Nr6balb GOrrsippnbens.)

Die s5 Sabre alte Srau @eibis
purbe am Wiittpo6 Radmittas nabe
ibrer @Obnuns bon einem eIeftrii6en
9abnpueen setrOffen unb in 9lnbstradt
ibreS glIters befiirbtet man oas 9llmmfte.
sA- 8efeIIt baS ..Wobenblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

nA- llniere Sps3iaIitdt 1T: Sbnen
Before aIeiber fir ibr @elb su seben, OILS
SIZE anberipdrtS befommsn. Das f5nnen
mir, ipeiI mir befer einfaufen. llnies
Serbienit 1T beim @infaufe, anbere ma.
den ibn beim 0erfaufe. 8sq 8Ieioers
baus. 23O 9adapanna 2lpsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

: neutrality-suspicious. Sobn. &.
6arr ipir6 in Der ndbfen Sisuns elm
8eieb fir ben stpansspeiien SduIbeiu6
einbrin8en. @S unterIiest faum einem
3peifeI. ouB bic WubreseI pafirt. ipas
nidt mebr alS reht uno billig ipGre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

9as &egstipiel 1T elm in bieiem Sabre
neu eri1lsnenes Spiel unb iebr unter'
baitenb fir bic 8inber unb auh dltere
9erfonen; tpdre biI1ia su 25 Ste.
ilnifr preis nur 10 6snts.
9ie Gin Dollar S6ultafel III elm isbr
ers,sberii6sS @ei6ent fir bic &lnoer |;
aus bartem SOls sematt uno iebr bauer
baft. g8ir baben iie reouSirt auf
40 Gents.
gasatell Spiele, Elm unssnebmer Belt.
bertrelb fur anaben unb neuer, tpie oas
lebtidbrise SPIEL nor 25 Gts.
llnier @erfaufspreis, 10 6ents.
Ser tletternbe Wife, bic srDbte Nopi'
tot Der SeBpeit; ssbt auf elmer Sdnur
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06
The FIr.t English Slave Trader.

Sir John Hawkins was the first Eng
fish slave trader. He formed company
composed of the leading men of London
and fitted out three small ships, which
sailed in 1869. Later Queen Elizabeth
lent Hawkins Jesus large ship of her
own of 700 tons, and took shares in the
second African company. She not only
equipped the ship, but put 100 soldiers
on board to provide for contingencies.
On the second voyage Hawkins bought
400 negroes and had a narrow escape
from losing them, owing to the lack OF
water when he was near the equator.
But, as he piously recorded in his log,
"The Almighty God would not suffer his
elect to perish, and sent a breeze which
carried them safe to Dominica" This
was the beginning of the slave trade,
which lasted for more than two centu-
ries before it was finally suppressed
Boston Transcript.
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The Toilet of Birds.

The feathered tribes have many peculiar
ways and faneies about the details of their
toilets. Some birds use water only, son
water and dust, while others prefer dust and
no water. Birds are not only exceedingly
nice in their choice of bath water but also
very particular about the quality of their
toilet dust"
Wild ducks, though feeding by salt wa
ter, prefer to battle in fresh water pools
and will fly long distances inland to run
ming brooks and ponds, where they preen
and dress their feathers in the early hours
of the morning. Sparrows bathe often,
both in water and in dust. They are not
SO particular about the quality of the wa
ter as about the quality of the dust. They
prefer clean water, but l have seen them
take dip in shallow pools that were quite
muddy.
The city sparrow must take water bath
where he can get it-in the streets or on
the tops of houses-but he is most careful
in his choice of his dust bath. Road dust
the driest and finest possible, suits him
best | have noticed the city sparrow tax
ing his dust bath in the street, and invari-
ably he chooses place where the dust is
like powder. Partridges prefer dry loan.
They like to scratch out the soil from under
the grass and fill their feathers with cool
earth. Most birds are fond of ashes.
Some early morning take walk across a
field that has been burned over and see the
number of winged creatures that rise sud-
denly from the ash heaps A darling form,
a small cloud of ashes, and the bathers dis
appear.-New York Home
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CHARLES W. DABNEY, JR,

then went to Germany, where he studied
chemistry, physics and mineralogy at Ber-
hin and Goettingen, receiving the degree Of
Pm. ID. at the latter university.
Before returning to America he was elect
ed professor of chemistry in the University
of North Carolina and soon thereafter be-
came state chemist. In 1881 he was ap-
pointed director of the agricultural expert
ment station at Raleigh and also chemist
of the state board of health and geological
survey. While occupying these positions
he published number of valuable papers
On organic and agricultural chemistry,
drinking waters, foods, drugs, etc. He con-
Quoted the explorations that resulted In
bringing the phosphate deposits of eastern
North Carolina to the attention of the
world, and also discovered cassiterite, or
black tin, and a number of other new and
valuable metals in the same section.
In 1887 he was elected president of the
University of Tennessee. and under his adj
ministration that institution has made
great progress, new departments having
been opened and the number of professors
and students and the income of the uni
versity having been almost doubled. DR..
Dabney is a member of the American In
stitute of Mining Engineers, the Virginia
Historical society and many chemical and
other scientific associations in America and
Germany.
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Acute Articu1ar Rheumatism

Attacks of rheumatism in some of the
joints are so common and often SO painful
and protracted that discussion of its
treatment will be of interest to many suf-
ferers.
The treatment recommended by M. AL
bert Robin is intended to relieve the pain,
to bring back the swollen joints to a nor
NAL and healthy state and to correct the
anamic condition of the patient created by
the attack
During the period of the rheumatic pains
he directs that salicylate of sodium should
be given in doses of 4 grams a day, ac-
cording to the following formula: Sirup of
orange flowers, 80 grams; distilled water,
100 grams; salicylate of sodium, grams.
tablespoonful every two hours.
During the second period, when the pain
ful symptoms have diminished, iodide of
potash is most advantageous 1t should be
given in increasing daily doses of O.50, @. IS
or 100 grams at the most, in water or strip
of sarsaparilla.
Finally, in the third stage of the malady,
when all pain has ceased and the patient
needs to be strengthened and recuperated.
iodide of iron is commonly indicated as a
proper tonic.-New York Herald.