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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25
Purify
Your 0O G.

Spring is here, and it is most
important that everyone who desires
good health through the coming sea-
son should attend to the matter now.
The foundation of good health is pure,
rich blood. Therefore there can be
no more urgent duty at this time than
purifying and vitalizing the blood.
IL is no. less important that the
best blood purifying medicine be
used for this purpose. That medl-
cine, beyond any shadow OF doubt, Is
Hoods Sarsaparilla. IL is the only
true blood purifier. 1t cures disease
because it puriies the blood. and its
record of actual cures is absolutely
unequaIled in medical history.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best
spring medicine because it is the
best blood purifier. Take it now and
il will destroy the germs of disease
and drive from your blood the
impurities which, if they remain,
will be sure to cause sickness and
distress later on. IL will build up
the system, invigorate all the organ,
and give new life to every function
of the body. Get only Hoods because
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PTRE BLOOD.
DIR. Hnrtman's Lecture on hi"""
purities of sprinStime-'a"se'
yentfon and Cure.


Dr Hartman's medical lectures are
.,af,erlv scanned by many thousand read
ers one of the most timely anu lnlef-
esting lectures ne ever delivered was ms
recent lecture on the blood impurities OF
srrins- The doctor said in substance
that every spring the blood is loaded with
the effete Accommodations Of winter. de-
ranging the digestion. producing sluggish
ness of the liver. overtax.ng the kidneys
interfering with the action OF the bowers
and the proper circulation OF the blood
This condition Of things produces what -
uopulariy known as spring fever. spring
malaria nervous exhaustion. that urea
feeling. blood thickening and many other
names Sometimes she victim is bilious
dyspeptic and constipated sometimes he
Is weak. nervous and depressed: and again
he may have eruptions. swelling and other
blood humors Whichever it IS the cause
is the same-effete Accommodations in the
blood
Nothing is more certain within the whole
range Of medical science than that
course Of Pe-ru-na in early spfingtime Will
perfectly ana effectually prevent or cure
this almost universal affection Every
body feels il in some degree. 4 great
majority are disturbed considerably, "hiio
a large per cent of the human family are
made very miserable by this condition
every spring. Pe-ru-n;t VIII prevent II
II taken in time Pe-ru-ua viii cure il n
taken as directed. Pe-ru-na is the ideal
spring medicine of the medical profession
Every one can now get copy Of the IL
Illustrated book on spring MEDICINE, pub
lishei by tire Pe-rI-ua Drug Nanat1rtilr-
ing Company Columbus ohio. sent free
For free book on cancer address DIT.
Hartman. Columbus. ohio.
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tsfH.Haa Ha- r#ur -Hlf aHi powder, rih
H.rI .G. sla u..le. ANS miss enc g .,.e
.ura .ua. ..a.l fH.f caH i=a uaUtI a.
... t....t H.s.r H#ar.i. furu it oat. aH4
tH.u aaru H =N.fae Hat tiEs ut iat-r
U1.=r l.- l.erH .E hrkHslr =lf-.t 80 tI-t
l.ta UHr f.E. MH.H Shear SURF aces N.tA
..tE t- n- 4Frl iu u ia. % 81 ze 90. ill-
b. I'D. ... H..u FROM Do t1 D. minutes
1871. BREAD -ol- uinf rye npur T. pint
r.res w..aI f.uf slHar. . IeaEp 0HHf Hi ru.tf
fssaIH.HrsEt s1lr. fFa zrfnHini- ttHl ~
Baking Fnv ser. : tables foouful lard. q 5int
tr.iaE SIN tu-rh.r rEe uuur. corn u'Hl
rsa- slelr ait ARD powder. rub ln lard
.uHs- a.fI maE- mis- into smooth batter
.s far saE.- faur Hts Ntll--r,l..d "a.
E.tt-. lr uH.l. rate usFu o. minutes iIot I
l1.f 7.4rA rau- Hrst - milutss
TF-rtrH s.1T f4-..tl. FART fuur t0a-
s.ssss.f.aI eait tsrs...t ..fa us Royal liai.iHs
f..a..I..r. tabl.-- rs,utgl lart. q pint milk.
= fr together flour. salf aud powder, fuh ~
H.H# .s-G. aH. uiiA. mix 20 "a s'uuntn
.-.uah e. D. easily handled. Flour the
lssrl, .tlrn OUT dough, giye I or quick
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THE L. s. Government officially reports ROYAL
Baking Powder superior to all others IN Icaven
ing strength CBuiletaa IS, AgT Dept p 599)

CBui!ef;n 10. AgT Dept, p. 500. J

kueaHires to give it smerftncss. Roll oTt
HrfI,. over p. inch thick. cut out with round
cuttUr about 80 inches in diameter. lay
fi,n uu ar,as,l baking tiu. just touching,
Ua r,tus nist. az. % over with milk. bake
Geo fairly Pot owen - minutes Wash them
oven.
pinis flour. ! cupful honey. y teaspoonful
salt. tc4-Pooufuis ROYAL Baking Powder,
tabloepo, nfuls huttrr..3 Gigs. and little
over = pint Of milk or thin cream. Sift
together Hour. salt ana powder; rub IN but
AR cold. AGd beaten eggs. milk. or thin
cream. ana honey. Mix smoothly into bat
ter as fer pound cake; about p nli sponc
cake ttle. suiu fn1 carefully creased. and
100. .f good. steady oven or minutes.
PE-I-I.I sIsS .-ttt pint houU sifted with
teaztssouful Itoyai Baking Powder. "A little
salt one egg. mis- with one pint sweet
milk At-tt well to a batter. aud bake quick
~ huttcred '',iem" pans already hot
with paper " minutes.
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drive. He and tho other gentlemen IN
the carriage with me expressed their EN-
barrassment in having Teamoh with them
and stated that they had made every effort
TO shuttle him of. but he would Set oacI
with them.
Il feel greatly agarieved i'm this matter and
that my desire To extend courtesies O. a l---
s.atlve committee from another stat" was
taken advantage of. and | was placed in
a position to which | would not have sub
mtted for a moment If l had not been act
ing In an official capacity.
"Of course Mrs. O Ferrall did not shake
hands with the negro. When she realized
that Tcamon was c3lored man she bowed
slightly. stepped back ana did not speak
to him.
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will handle them in a bright and interest
ing fashion. which has always character
lied his WASHINGTON correspondence. He
Will keep The CONSTITUTIONS readers posted
upon every Important move and viii write
weekly letters treating Of the war. He goes
With probably the best credentials that We're
ever possessed By a newspaper man. lie
has credentials from the japanese minister
aad has letters from the state department
ami from a number Of the highest officials.
He IS fairly armed With credentials
Despite all this. however. the trip Is a
dangerous one II required no small amount
~ fIl. -a-ra-e 10 determine upon the trip.
NI-. Barrett hopes 20 return 20 America in
tse Early fall IN the meantime. after his
arrival In Japan. he viii be head from
thr1Ieh his corrssp oudsucc. He has on
EsEs-l au Interpreter who win lsaNe SAN
Francisco with him and accompany him
wherever be- guess. In speaking OF mis- trip
Mr.. Barrett said.
ii is possible that the war may be over
when I arrive In Japan. but o. b necessary
10 take th- chances. The field O. fertile
one. To ans mind the war should Dee ham
Itei from an American standpoint IL Is
uat reht 90 assume that the American
-Ee- ls- knows a erslt deal about the tapog-
rarhy 81 the country where the war is
TErr. There are certain conditions which
should D. brought o. li-ht II have a sue
#es-fuf rrp. 3 h.pe Jo reach Aok1huMa
4.a4t she middle ~ April"
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A;ls~ta. Ma-eh2.i Eggs it.s pa. rs-fe-- Wes--
cru creamery l~.t-oc. fancy tennessee IL AS.
choice l---- tltuf--a la.f s-t.r- lave tsalltrs
iurAcy- luHII p p; hens - .Tl. s,,-ir. ri.l,-.
tHs -ars. lcH - o. a,ilI.u l-,il Zoe. fu,k, roo
- Alc- blts,ci ruultrv I.reys % i.,t. ,f.cS
4. IA, chickens IUHI2i- Irlsn rliafaes
BurislEk s2SUttS..5 g uu4- 3uc- 70 -uu 2 bu Ttr-
n--et hu e. s.l zoe sweet Iofagees 500 t5c = tg
hoaey-str.itI.gu ogIUc. al the coalo lcs1l.ls on
!oIiss i-5ul.s0 8 l-. Uu-s. s..,,U. CalLe i ..,g
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arain there rut would set nearer the sea-
coast i, some .-t.b g.ty aS New bedford
min ~ M, Eedforf e,u5i save 81 "a ton
h, tbo tr,r.rs,-tgtion CHARGES. for coal and
tbts Il, /. ,a,r,. +t,7,s ,,,t,rI moan a saving
NJ ~ oon a. seaa0a
NIr rruf.r,.,s,,, t,v-r..r r,., tl.s other
,,tr ~ fI,s ,,,,,,,,,tf.. 49, ~ ff... at,Ir,-
e., ,t,t s.illsd ..f.,- .f,f ,..5t4t ,...re abs
,,,,,.l,. ,,...s.., - .- Ans. s. ,.,-. r.t,,. III
ti., ~, 49,. ,.rt ~ f.,,. ....,f.,..rr mills and
nm ~. .,,.,' y.,. ....,...t. .s.1.i 1abo-
,,,s T., fslsr il f...r ,-.,s r.-.i-fII and
t,s,rs,,,t h 'tb'trsr TBIs H. a.,rsaf could
bgr,fly h.. 5ore
i,..r,.s..ut.tt,, 1f-rf,rt,- MIN, .rfi,s.I. hero
last ls,..i4y aha9.i. ~. f,a ort,ar members OF
The eomr1itta. Is tho s,u.sr democrat ora
tb.. ...,,tr,tltIa.. atlt tt.,l ,.., ~. f,t
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l''l Wa ''iui.- dpNh t-.fe t' invest, q
Hu.A more promising Hcli "uS o"sH.l in Dc
iH "eF' ''p'A- i1' -i.Als" l..i.te e.-HIl,S'
Wy i"it.'- tAN z. ','t y
Nii' -.oi i't " i''i. Ee't il#t h' 'Ai0ilnS
laws ".i' 'i.itt ..i tae N"- ee,j7 mills
- -'No cause i'i amy Tear ~ southern
$3.50, 49,. l''.s s''is' Pr i'.'' some
ne ,.,....,
-. $3.50" ~ iA"-'"-'''''i'- 20
a.. +t..st
i'." i'''.7 1--WE
- ''ee ''''' gus s''.'t power t..i % ~. "''-
~ 800 s"i'A '.'.''.. .t'i rs "'7 quite
So.N..'''u 'ui' ''.'''lf'' "''A.-H 90
ti'''''1r N",t' t1r me-. .iil WIS a'EeSihS
"4'4''.' 'i' avg mars '',.ii never 20 as Aiu1h
OF as 5000 N1ih as ih iGe cooler nor th-
eiH tnih'tt'. no matter u they We're allow
Ell 10 Work lively. hua.-s "a dlN.
Indeed. AIR. Murarty found several sem
tlcmtn who tolt him that lt some %e,y Eng
land farmers would come down and property
till the SOIL uI these southern tsrlns which
had never been property tiIl.J ly their
owners they would mJ1a more raaae, tl,u
taly would 1y -J.us iut3 tae manufacture
OF cotton -oa.ls.
lie had observed as han other members
thcsc mills Was oia.tash.oa.d. ana even IL
pounds of cotton from Atlanta 10 BOSTON.
that the New ENGLAND mills yyera uo+ .,-
ing to be- closed r.sht aEya,. ia. ann, so''b.
srn coIuuetitiou.
s,ffit $50. IRON, tl,, ....,.,.....t
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ni.hnn Inck.nn nnh VII. cnchrnn.

Montgomery. Ala, March -i.-tSterial) >
The announcement is made here Of the ap-
preaching marriage on April Eth, OF Iish-
op H. ~ jackson OF the Episcopal church
Of Alabama. and Miss Carrie CoChraue. Of
Eufaula. The bride is one Of the most al
mifei Of southern bellies. ana was Ala
bama's representative i'm the confederate
galaxy OF beauty at birmingham last
-urlusr
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No sun D. 18t. aa' ul moon hy night.
An The couutrv's feslu' blue;
The iakes alma r-bt fer rho nsb TO bite,
An J don't hnow what % DO,
7 DONE know what 90 go.
Eut { reckon we'll "a puu through:
~ use rs lrst
While Wl'r e Twin yet
Fer 4 reckon Wl u all pun through.
The blizzard fr1za am the rain come down.
Au the hard Tunes hit AS. 100.
An sea can't eit uuthia' Ter eggs Ia town.
An. ! DON'T know what I'll do.
don't know what TN DO.
H4t z reckon weu an pun through;
No use 20 --oau
WhI. ue hold our own.
An / reckon We'll an pun through!
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d" When rambling IN the woods, |
came in contact with poison oak.
The following summer my Whole
body was
Covered with Sores
and pimplcs. tried different medi-
cines but they did not seem TO 10
me any good. ! was admouished
by several Of my friends to tiko
Hoods Sarsaparilia. Having tried
So many different kinds Of remedies,
| had come to the conclusion that
nothing would do me any good.
However, after noticing so many
testimonials in the daily papers
from differcnt people who had been
cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, I concluded 20 try one
bottle. It gave me such relief that
continued with the medicine and it
has effected a perfect cure + +.
KING, 929 SO. 18th ST., Philadelphia.
"My little brother had sores all
over his head. We gave him Hoods
Sarsaparilla and it cured him Gym
THI> MORSE. Denver, New York.
Remember that
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Tallahassee. Fla. March -t-f'Stradtion
papers have been issued at the sJatohouse
for General Sparks. wanted in Alabama
for murder lie was captured by Sheriff
Pearce, or Leon county.
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An disorders caused by a bilious state OF
the system can be cured by using Carriers
IattIa Liver Tills No pain. gripping or dis
comfort attending their use. Try them.
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O'FERRAIL Il SORE.
lie sends an Emphatic Letter 90 His
Recent Guest.

Richmonc. va March 2l-Goveruor
OForrau received last uisht the following
letter from Senator Darling, vhJ was one
Of the Massachusetts legislative commit
tee who visited tine executive mansion,
and who has since given cut ia Boston sew
eraI Interviews regarding the treatment
accorded Teamoh, tie negro member OF
The committee;
-Hou. Charles O'Fetr4lt-1fy Dear Sir:
.ersuHt You have h,a.j something Of the
.usuue rab,e news that was telestaphed
mere from Richmond after our departure.
The entire committee. including Mr. Tea
mon. resent it with Indignation.
Il send you by this mail copies q The
Boston journal aud The Boston Record,
Ina which appear interviews with me. l
beg TO assure you of our hearty appruha-
ton of all you SO kindly ga Tor our COM
mittee and To- express the belief that these
interviews which are just published To-
night viii correct the mean Institutions
ana uutruths which were tel"grdphcd here
By some INSCRIPTIONS sei.sationalist IN
Richmond
please give my kind regards 70 Mrs.
O'Ferrall whom l shall never forget for
her charming courtesy ani kindness. Very
respectfully yours. ..
"Statehouse. Boston. Mass. March 18th.
To Governor Thomas Ferrall, Richmoni'
Va"
Governor O'FerraIIs Reply.
This reply was sent:
"Richmoud. Va, March 2i.-Senator
Thomas W. Darling Statehouse, Boston,
Mass-pear Sir: Replying 10 yours OF the
18th instant, l viii say that 4 am utterly
Disguised with the episode 10 WAich yeu
refer The time has not come when !
would knowingly invite a committee 81 any
kind in which there was colored man II
Z mi rTl
rlberuatorial mansion. While / trust l
may never be so unmiu1ful of the dignity
Of my official station as 70 treat a le5isIa-
tive committee from another state, what
ever may be their constitution or color
with dlscourtesy when they are calling IN
their official capacity and | am rreeNI"H
i'm my official capacity, yet candor re-
ouires rn,. TO say that If had been aware,
or had ii even been iutimated 10 me that
"a cnlorcd man was In your party, my at
teptious would have been much more lvF-
NAL than they were. and YOU would nave
been received az my executive oIhgy' "'h
not at my mansion. for ! draw the me on
the negro at the social circle OF amy !" nc
olsa mat suggests even a sembiance OF so
cial equality. IN
"rnterviews with me have been pun
lsbaJ bv my authority. and while need
no yindication before my own people'
hero denounce without qualification as ao-
solutely untrue any statement ihs1hua'lon
or intimation that the facts are al Na'l-
s,ca win, those published interviews.
"Candor requires me further to say ina,
am utterly surprised TO find that you ana
some of your colleagues have made at nome
the statements you have in the iace OF
Inc expressions Of disgust ana annoyance
Won INDUCED in al libitum IN Richmonl az
having with you the negro Ieahoh' very
respectfully, ~.,,,.rr,Yr"
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JUST FROM GEORGIA.
The weather.


It's curious kind o. weather-you sing about
"A rose.
And the clouds they git together an IL
SHOWS. SHOWS, snowsi
It's curious kind o weather-jest say the
skies are blue,
An therein come n regular deluge' an
there's jest no hope fer you!
It's curious kind o. weather-the sun comes
stroamin' out,
An here Will come a violet a-peepin' round
about;
An bee viii git 10 buzzin' where hon
eysuckle shows,
But in Jest another minute both the bee an
Nioiet's froze!
It's curious kind o. weather-you take an
build fire
An then the old thermometer goes
cimbin'. climbin' higher!
But jest about the time it's made, the cold
wave shuks away,
An you md yerself perspirin' on a regular
summers dayi
It's curious kind o. weather-but. let the
weather rolf
II jest don't make no difference If you're
happy in yer soul!
SO take 10 cool ia summertime, an drift
along to fan.
An shout a hallelujah fer the privilege o
all.
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The nnnhtfnI CItircn.

They say that spring has come, my dear,
An So it's understood.
I reckon. though, they hardly know
IN keep ON haulin wood!
They say the weather's Eittin' warm
That winters gone fer good;
AZ may be- SO; but this ! know
III keep on hauln' wood.
They say Che billiards. day is done
It's done the worst IL could.
But spite o. birds. an flowers, an sun,
III keep on haulin' wood.
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Comments itself ." the weii-."forrAei 70 Do
.....,.sr, a.a .fte.tully what WINS f1rmer-
b. I'M. .n tre .ruaa-t manner ANA dis
a..~..-al.Iv is Wen. To cleanse ere system
ana break up colds, headss nes and ievers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy. syrup @
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Settling Himself Right.

Here IS "a. man, your honor, who was
caught stealing the hog
caught him Ia the actr''
EYES. sir"
"Jedeef' exclaimed the prisoner. dat man
IS a-biu' ter you Iiit Wuz in de fence cor
uer Ruar he caught mc.'
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tra r1.re. use Browns Bronchial Troahes ~
% have Commended them t1 friends who
v-a uaai. sge4k.rs ANA they have proved
.zfr 1...g -erslesalia --Isy. Henry WarI
Is.#el-E
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THE SCnLPER

u pages -. Al about making money in
Grain and Stocks by 'sCalp.uS the mar
80 on margins Of so 90 Slooo. Best
method vet. All scalpers make money.
Lansing & CO., III quincy 81, Chicago.
ia,,o7-t3t sun wed vSiy
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Good Times Ahead
Let cotton go. or FAST or slow.
Ana throw Iu conn Go boot.
Well su.H s.us h4llelgiah
lu "a paradise ~ i.aIg
The People q" the Powers That he.
hll sou s.sr -.e tls dasl.
Nith FuH.et-4ruu shovel.
Ii-an so the ground
WIN his r.s t1euaug
The Changing season
Tho Shy a deeper color takes
IHr afts aga lau- aul bland.
IT,. h aie h..us in -Ee lakes.
iHy a, lIou ta- land.
Vote "f Hope.
Ihauel a'.- tG, Skies THE black storms
sweep.
In.I p, = rose to BLOOM
% taf tu- .tt.. bind u.u keep
A--.u-.as .a tae gloom
Sons. ia the Night
"lule la-e without turnin'.
So t.rp tGH eII 10 SIgHt.
4ar OIL ile HLHts are huuu'
lAa h,aeuI- iu the ui-hl
An whom tbe storm is over
Eae itinlg'. 3. Span Tine sky.
An We = ..hur we'll anchor
Wen aneAur hy au' by
Deep sea without "a soundin.'
ls.f E-.r Euur course srrtuet .
lar uu trr ltytl.s smiliu
Far uA taa Ali-s are green!
An whom the storm Be- over.
Fhe -a,InrN cease 90 SIGH.
An Nr.u anchor. wen anchor
-iu the hagu9r hy am hy.'
CRANK T.. STANTON.
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% % l9o5lDu-al q ~ . y
SPECULATION

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In Stocks Bonos, etc, and IS sent tree Upon request
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laN'~ANttA4
CHARLES. G. BANCROFT.
clinton.
WILLIAM j. DONOVAN.
Boston.
GEORGE NJ EDDY.
'Ncw Bedford.
ROBERT 7. TEANUh.
"EostOu.
FRANK CHANuLEs.
"B.lmoAt."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-10
SHY 100000.
The Wall Paper Trust Has Not Pad
Debenture Bond Interest,
And Holders Of the SIS 900 600 Of the Paper
Are Uneasy.

Philadelphia, Aug. "a local paper
says; THE National Wall Paper Co, "A
s3S 600, 600 trust which controls the
largest wall paper factories in the country,
and whose headquarters are in New York,
has not as yet paid the last quarterly in
terest on its debenture bonds OF the
s3S, 600, 600 capital of the company, SIS,
900, 600 are in these jctcnturcs, which
bear guaranteed interest of per cent
per annum, payable in quarterly install
ments.
- The last quarters interest was $500,
GOO, payable July Land the failure to pay
has caused considerable worrimcnt to the
holders of the bonds, notwithstanding the
assurance that the money has been earned
and will be paid us soon rs the accounts
are verified by experts.
The delay in this payment is due, it is
said, to dissatisfaction on the part of some
members who oppose certain methods of
the trust. These members have insisted
on the trust abiding by certain provisions
In its charter which have not heretofore
been complied with
1T Is alleged that they insisted that all
the company S accounts be verified before
any money should be paid. and to this
effect, 1t Is stated, .njunctions were served
on the company"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-10
Cholera lnfantum Takes on a
Deadlier Aspect.
Death Returns Pouring in at
Health Depts.
Fatal Di'rrhea Induced by Improper
Infant Diet.
No Touch Of Summer Disease with Lac
tated Food.

Eternal vigilance especially during
the heated season, is the price of baby's
health and very existence.
The fatalities in midsummer among
the infant population are nothing short
of appalling The two causes are infan
tile indigestion combined with a debilita-
ting, high temperature. Or, in other
words, diet untitled to baby's needs in
summer. The i'll effects of the Intense
August heat are far reaching. Many little
ones droop and pine, without appetite and
strength. Their usual diet fails to nour-
ish or more often is wholly rejected. In
this weakened condition the mistake of
over feeding, that anxious parents too
often fall into, instead of nourishing
the little ones, only brings on diarrhma.
! And diarrhma, with the temperature
high up, results in cholera infantum.
The extraordinary mortality from va
rious forms of infantile indigestion this
summer has lead to careful inquiry. and
the best authorities on the subject.in the
large cities have freely expressed their
opinions
Several of the best known physicians
in Augusta were interviewed yesterday,
and the following ques tlon asked:
I'm view of the Lara D death rate this
summer of infants in Augusta hat do
you recommendY
The general sentiment of the profession
was voiced in the following statement
from one of the most successful practitiori-
ers among children. He said:
There is nothing equal to lactated
food, and its use is fast becoming general
among the profession. We find that IL is
retained on the stomach when all other
food is rejected or proves burdensome and
a menace to the child's health.
For cholera infantum find 1t most
valuable, and / generally prescribe its use
at once when called to attend such cases.
In almost every case where mothers are
unable To- nurse their infants, find that
lactated food answers best of anything"
Many happy mothers in Augusta have
used lactated food successfully where
everything else failed. This food has kept
their children strong and well during the
dangerous summer season and they have
recommended 1t to their friends, who
have had the same happy experience