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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

THE POTTERY TRADE.
Correcting Misleading hat
the imporfations of Pottery Amount

the Importations Of Pottery Amount
To.
In pursuing its vocation as a ca
lamity bowler the Press asserted the
other day that the manufacturers of
earthenware We're threatened with
ruin" by the new tariff. To prove
this IL cited the testimony Of pottery
manufacturers that the value of their
products does not exceed 81. 500. 900 or
5000. 900. and IL cited returns Of trade
showing that the imports Of earthen-
ware exceeded last year 81, 900. 900.
To this the Record responded with
the census returns. showing that the
total value Of clay and pottery prod
nets amounted TO s22. 600, 900. and that
IL was safe to estimate the present
value of these products at not less
than $4,000, 900. The Record also re-
spondcd that the great bulk of imports
OF e~arthenware consists of Sevrcs and
Dresden china. bisquc ware, plaques,
ornaments. bric-a-brac and articles Of
virtu with which the products Of the
Trenton and Liverpool (O) pottcries do
not compete.
Sticking to all its former assertions,
the Press retorted that a large guam
tity OF the clay products consists Of
other than pottery: fact that nobody
disputed. Among other things. IL mem
toned glassware, paper. uitramarine,
gas retorts and lava tips. In a con
fused and name way IL mixed the
clay material with the products, and
sought TO include the value Of these
materials in the census returns Of the
values Of clay and pottery products.
The materials OF making paper and
glassware are accounted for il the
census in their proper place. and. %
course. have nothing TO do with the
case.
But the census shows that the domes-
tic products OF china and fancy ware.
porcelain. earthenware and stonewarc
in 1890 amounted in value to si2. O4s.-
e53 This. which is fifty per cent.
above the figures of the Press and its
witnesses "a mere tribe to a pseudo
maniacl Is exclusive Of sa.e4s,7e0 OF
terra Gotta wares. for which the tariff
also provides II excludes. too, the
gas retorts end the lava tips Of the
Press. rs we'll as q nun her ~ miscel.
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laneous products whieh legftimatels
belong Ia the schedule Of pottery.
Deducting the products ttiles.
pipe. etc.l in which there is no foreign
competition. the domestic products Of
clay, for which the manufacturers
claim protection. amounted ia 1880 10
not less than SIS, o0O,O 900 in value. II
will hardly ice pretended that there
has been no increase in the value Of
these products in more than five years
There Is here n vast difference between
the actual output OF domestic pottery
and the s.. 500. 0oo or 5000. oO0 Of the
Press and it, ~dislntcrestcd witnesses.
But by thus disparaging the domestic
output Of pottery and grossly
ating the imports by including in them
ornaments. TOYS and articles OF luxury,
with which American earthen ware
does not compete. the calamity howl
ers seek 10 make out a case of ruin"
for next congress- Thus, in the last
year the imports Of plain earthen ware
amounted in value to se,O53. .59. The
decorated china. porcelain aud bi.que
ware and plaques charms,
vases and s;atuette, amounted in value
TO sj.5>5. go. How much do these i'm
ports threaten the pottcries 81 Tren-
ton and Liverpool. o.? 81 far from ex.
ceedlng the domestic output of earth
enware. a. the Press has = ,rried. the
competing imports do not mount to 10
per cent of the domestic production.
To show in another way how false
is this cry Of 60 the imports of
and fancy porcelain. orna-
ments. bric-a-brac. etc. amounted in
value in l>g3 to 81, >cl. O9e. paving So
o9e.655 in duties. In the eight months
ended August. these imports amounted
in value TO 81. -O5. 6i9. indicationr an
importation of 81. 300. 900 for the year.
II is manifest that an increase of duty
on e~arthenware would not materially
lessen these fancy imports. but it
would strongly fortify the pottery
trust in It's extortions upon the masses
Of the American people. who me
plain crockery. This is what i con-
,ealed in the false croaSings of calam-
~. -Philadelphia Record.
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tondon >ewspa peers Discuss the Attack
ON Mr.. Bayard.

LONDON. Dec IL. - The 1T. James
Gazette commenting upon the attack
made upon Ambassador Baya rd in the
house Of representatives Tuesday. saws:
Mr.. Bayard may decline to retain his
post after the attack that was made
upon him in congress Yesterday :.
and II he resigns it will be
regretted here. as ne is a fine
example Of n dignifed. upright
and eloquent American Statesman.
But his alleged in~discretion was so de-
iberate that we doubt wheth or he had
not contemplated its probable result.
We would resent any British minister
making a speech in a foreign country
attacking a vital part Of our policy
The Globe says: MIR. Bavard per-
mitted himself 70 indulge in freedom
OF speech about his own cou ntrymen.
rulers and politics that would have
been impossible for a diplomat Of the
old world, and we think the re- publican
majority are rea sonablv annoyed
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NoTAsLE NuPrlALs.

Marriage Of Miss lrn q. William Rookie
feiisr'- tldssf Daughter. amt Doctor u
Hunter MAip4n. Jr. At Kosk " BOD itaiI
fsrrs t""n-on-the Hudson The Thir,
Marriage la the Rockefeller ianii,
within q Month
INV NoEA. Dee. l3-Staniing be.
meath "A gorgeous floral anopy and en-.
Tironed by "A seene- ~ horticultural
~piendor IN the music room Of her
fathers country palace. lockwood
ifsll, TarrytoxNn -fhc-llud~on Miss
E-mma Rockefeller. eldest daughter ~
Nir. and Mrs. Wm. Rockefeller was
welded at noon 70 nr. ~ Hunter Meal
pin. Jr.. son ~ D. Hunter McAlpin. ~
New York city. 1t was the third nun
tial ~cclchration IN the Eockefciler
family within 4 mon-h and in point ~
b~rilliancy. surpassed the two proceed
ing events.
AT the conclusion ~ the marriage
ceremony Memberships wedding
march from Midsummer Night,
Dream WAS rendered by the choir and
orchestra During this rendition the
bridal couple remained under ne
canopy and received the usual con-
? So tht cNlcln~ion bf
" hieh the caotr sang. assisted By the
the march from T~annhauser.
\ boufct breakfast; was served in the
main dining-room, over 500 pcople
participating.
Miss Emma Rockefeller i the eldest
daughter of VIM Rockefeller. who i
re- pntod - pc worth Sd. d D.uo1. She *
= years old. highly accomplished. and
considered one OF Americas greatest
young hcircsSe~-
pr NcAlpin IL 80 years old. a son Of
p IL. McAlpin, the millionaire tobacco
manufacture lie is a praeticing ply
stefan Of New York city. a y professor Of
college AMI "a IS Princeton
sr2dHatc The Young couple received
hundreds Of bca u;iful and costly pres.
.uts.
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STABILITY
The People do Not wish a Return TO High
Tariffs.


In an interview at WASHINGTON Sen.
ator Sherman SAYS Of the approaching
session of congress that IF there Il
any tariff legislation il will include a
duty on wool"
If senator sherman can speak for
his party there will be no disturbance
of the tariff for two years to come.
The country would not sustain nor
would President Cleveland approve q
restoration OF the tax on the raw ma
terials OF the peoples clothing. Free
wool is the foremost feature OF demo-
cratic tariff reform. II will no., lie
surrendered while any democrat has
the power to defend il.
The policy of untaxing wool has al.
ready been indicated by the results.
Our wooden mills are running on full
time under increased wages 10 opera
tives Our manufacturers are at last
able to command on equal terms with
their foreign competitors the varied
hbers necessary to the production of
the best and cheapest fabrics No
other manufacturing nation. even
though maintaining a protective tariff,
has enacted the barbarous tax on wool.
1t will never be restored here. Three
years experience of honester, cheaper
and more abundant wooden clothing
will fix the peoples determination on
this point
Senator Sherman's %ultimatum on
wool will insure the stability of tho
reformed tariff for two years 1t least
N. Y. World.
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n would seem that Eo woman readel
woIld fail 10 take ADVANTAGE OF the ofr.I
maie elsewhere IN this paper by Carson
Prize. Scott a Co. Chicago. Ia send Their
Shopping 1nAde. "The shoppers Econo
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This nrm has come To be known a. ..ths
quickest mail order house In tie world.n II
Is one OF Chicaso's oldest and most reliable
firms, its business Is immense. and every
They boldly Your money back
II not satisfied with Your purchascr
BE sure 10 hnd and read the big display
advertisement above referred to. Eydoing
50 you vii. probably be greatly assisted in
deciding on purchases for Christmas. and
the Catalogue has a fund OF information
that vii. be valuable AZ all seasons And all
you ne,n do j. 20 write for II 10 Carson.
tlrie, Scott Co, Is 70 !. State St, Chicago.
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4 AtuLNTU.
I'm myowr country / have witnessed
the Unsuitable growth Of a form Of So
cialism styled protection. which has
done more 10 corrupt public life. TO
Danish men ~ independent nind from
public councils and To lower the tone Of
the national representation than any
other single cause. Protection now con.
trolling the sovereign power Of IA xa-
zion has been perverted from its
proper function Of creatinr revenue
20 support the government into an
engine FOR selfish profit. Allied with
combinations called trusts. 1t has
thus Slapped the popular con science bv
giving c%orrupting larges>c 70 special
classes and il throws legislation into
the political market. W here IT, pbers and
choppers instead Of >tatesn. are in
control.
Tbs resolution rs finally adopted said
nothing of Impeachment. ana read:
"Rssoirsi, BY the house Of Re. presenta
tive>. that the committee on foreign
affairs be directed 10 a scertain whether
such statements have been publicly
made, and II 50. TO report to the house
such action a shall be proper in
the premises. For the purpose Of this
Inquiry the committee is aut horned TO
send for persons and pa pers.
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PRESIDENT CLEvELAN ND
Urged To Return 20 Washington I a. Discuss
Important business will the Cabinet.

NAsHINGroN. Dec. ie-President
Cleveland's early return 10 Washington
Is looked for IL isauth-ntically stated
that dispatches have been sen | to him
by members Of his cabinet urging
that a special cabinet meeting he called
Tor Monday next % consider. amongst
other Important matters, lord Sails
bury reply on the Venezuelan matter
and Secretary ,arlisles report. The
secretary 81 the treasury is unwilling
t. submit that important docu ment to
congress until it has been carefully
read and approved BY the president and
cabinet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

CORN-STElK CEllUlOSE,
An Important Industry to lie Established
at Owe n-boro. by.

OwLSsBoEn. KY Dec. I2.-OwenSboro
has been selected for the location Of
the first factory for the manufacture Of
eorn-stalk ce~llulo~e, the new material
for filing the eoffe rdams 81 w~ar-,hips.
Contracts Were closed Wednesday night
Tor the leasing Of one of the largest
ooacco steinmerics IN which to put the
machinery and the cellulose factory
Wilt he e,ta biishea atonc.. The United
states government has ordered the new
product used in the two hig battle
ships Nos > and q, which are shortly
2 he constructed. and the product Of
the DweEshoro factory will be for them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20
PORTO RICO
LIKELY to Join Cuba in an Effort to Throw
on the spanish Yoke.

NEW YORK. Dee. ia local paper
states: In her struggle for indcpend-
ence, Cuba has found a powerful ally
IN the island o. Porto Rico. Accord
ing to the latest Intelligence. Spain
now has two instructions on her
hands. or will have if the plans matur-
ing are carried into execution. Porto
Rico has gone 50 far. Il j. said. as to is
sue a decla ration of Independence. and
will soon join her sister island in the
active struggle FOR liberty. An army
/ being formed By the separatist party
Of Porto Rico. and as soon as the lead
ers are ready the new campaign viii
open.
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AN EXODUS or NEGROES.
scores Of Black. Leaving the state of Ar
kaB.as.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Dec. l3-For 4 '
eral weeks past a representative ~ the
African Colonization society has been
quietly a work among the negroes in
LonoAr county. lie has succeeded IN
getting twenty antilles. aggreratiar
lvo persons. to join him in the African
eNoftns scheme. The party viii leave
on y goth for Savannah. whence
they sail for their African Canaan.
Others will follow. ard on every hand
Tor miles around the negroes are IN
tanned with the glowing promises and
Inducements held out To them. and
many hundred will leave before spring.
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Annual Half Rate Excursions TO Canada,
Via Chicago q Grand Trunk RAILWAY.

The Chicago 4 Grand Trunk Railway ha,
arranged for the usual Half Rae tiolida,
EXCURSIONS 70 principal points In Canals
for season OF 1873.
Thursday, December 10th,
Friday, December 18th.
Saturday, Deccm Der 2lst.
Tickess good 10 return up to and includ.
Ing January 9Th. ls96.
Avail yourself OF this opportunity 10 visit
Canada and spend NE Holidays with the
Folks at Home.
All through trains Of the Chicago a Grand
Trunk hallway pass through the Great st.
Clair Tunnel, one OF the wonders OF modern
engineering skill. and is the only line offer
Ing the public advantages Of through Pull
man car service 70 Canadian points. Tickets
may also oe purchased reading via Detroit
II desired.
Excursion tickets on sale AT all stations.
For further particulars apply TO Ticket
Agent, l3 so. Clark 81.
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JUMPED THE A


NoRiJsrows y. Pa. Dec. 1.-the VIII
Transport exp ~ on the Piiladciphia
4 Reading railroad. due here al eight
o'clock last evening. was wrecked lust
after entering ,ht Borough. Two cars
jumped the tracks and tpppled over
and Were dragged q considerable dis
lance. About thirty passengers who
were in III. ears had narrow escape
from death. many Of them reaching
safety by craving through the ear
windows
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AN INDUSTRIAL HIVE.
Contemplated Concentration Of TN. Carne-
gle Industries.

P~tTrsBrRGH. Pa. Dec. l9.-The Car
ne-ie steel Co limited) has pm released
a mile " frontage. or about II acres OF
land, on the Monongahela river
between Homestead and Duauesnc.
The money paid was about Ssgs.ooo.
The purchase is in furt herance
q the project Of the Carnegie company
toward the concentration Of all It's i'm
mediate industrial Interests in one Vi
einity- should the Carnegie interests
become concentrated at thislocation IL
would create an industrial hive. capi-
taiized ~ s5o.oorOo no, employing 5000
men.
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IN Her LAST GASP.
A Pitifui Appeal Prom the Suffering Ar
msnianx.

LoNDoS. Dec. i3.-Thc following ,elc-
gram from Constantinople dated De-
cemher 3. and signed ~ a number OF
A~rmcnians in that city. has reached
London:
Armenia i in her last gasp. The
work of extcrmina ton continues. The
mas~sicrci people number 10000. Half
a million survivors hare taken refuge
IN the forests AMI mountains where
they are feeding upon herbs and roots.
Hungcsani cold hayc beg IN to rayage
greatly. In the IA me of humanity and
Christianity. save as"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20
AN EXAMPLE.
Americas Control Of the Worlds Iron
Trade.

Trade.
The Manufacturers Record saw
The transfer from England to the
United States Of the control OF the
worlds iron trade, which Is now in
progress. means far more than our
English friends seem yet 10 have fully
realized. and following This will come
the transfer Of the control of textile
interests"
This j. not n sentimental forecast in
which the wish is father to the
thought" but it i based on hard facts.
Not only are our for manu-
featuring iron and steel unequaled. but
the actual production in the United
states is larger than in any other coun-
try.
But il our supremacy in the worlds
iron and steel trade is TO be profitable
our export trade in these products
u he systematically developed and
vigorously pressed by American manu-
facturers without delay. The recent
order BY the Russian government Of
!. 100 tons Of patent carbonized steel
armor for its warShips from the Carnc-
gle Steel Co. at Homestead, Pa. i an
encouraging indication OF what some
American exporters may hope for.
Great enterprise and patience are
needed TO build up any trade with for
eigners. but the reward is ultimately
commensurate with all the energy ex.
pended to secure it-N. Y. Herald.
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LONDON. Dec. 12.-United stat ties Am
bassador Bayard steadfastly declines
20 be interviewed BY anybod = on the
81 DJect ~ the resolution Of impeach-
ment introduced by Congressman Bar
rett in the house Of represe natives
Tuesday He has. without exception.
Informed all callers that he had Moth
ing ID say.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

Whcn the new tariff went into effect
the advocates Of Mckinley reciprocity
loudly lamented the loss Of trade
which they said would be sure To re-
suit from the abandonment of their
darling policy. They boasted especially
of the advantageous reciprocity arr
rangeinent hat had been made with
Brazil in opening a market for Amer
lean products in that country. Yet
the official returns of show
that since reciprocity has been abol-
ished the exports OF the United States
70 Brazil are greater than ever before.
In 1892 these exports amounted in
value to si4. 2el. s-J. in 1898 to si2. 3ss.-
l2s. in 1894 to sl3. SGD, o06 and IN i>95 to
SIS. $4,000. Thus one by one the hum.
bu - Of McKinleyism are exploded by
the facts Philadelphia Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

There are now in blast 2ss iron
furnaces, against only liz this time
last year. and the output from January
to October q this year is :. e93. 600 tons,
against 4. $50. 900 tons for the same pc
Rod last year. This ought to be dorpo-
cratic enough to suit those who hive
been calling for the democratic brand
OF manufacturing activity.-N. y.
World.
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WHAT BAYARp SAID.

she Words THAT Called Forth tho I'm.
parchment Rssoiuttcn Presented An the
HOUSE 81 Representative The -. . a. es
cssrtte and the London Globe Com.
m""t ON th~ Attack Mr.. Bsyard De-
elin-s 10 Discuss the Natter
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia-The passages
from the s~peechof Ambassador Baxard
that caused the attempt 70 impeach
him are as follows:
The president stands in the midst
OF a strong. self-conident and often.
times violent people: men who sought
10 have their own way. II takes "A real
man 70 govern the people OF the United
States.
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SUDD EN- DEATH


Attsirhe % she iatcns Once.
WAs4HNGToN. Dec. l3.-Nr>. b. ".
>caNrookc- a clerk in the patent office.
died Suddenly shortly after entering
the building at . !. ~. Mrs. >ealronke
was IN the drgs,iug-room of the office
and had just removed her wraps. when
she remarked to a lady clerk that she
felt ~. ~he dropped on q lounge and
~ = few moments was dead.
Mrs >eahrnoSc wa, . member of a
distinguished family ~ that name Of
>ontn Carolina. having been appointed
from Charleston. :. G. She wa~ about
. years ~ age. andleavrs three daugh-
tiers. Her remains Will be taken to
South Carolina for intarsnent.
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suDDEN DEATH
Df DIR. Henry q. Garner. of Kansas C,tv
AT IT. Joseph. Mo.

IT. JosErn. Mo, Dec. I2.-Dr. Henry
Garner q prominent physician Of
Kansas City, arrived here Tuesday AZ
ternoon from that place. and wen, to
tn. cfiice NJ DIR. u. :. Garner. his son
The latter is IN Chicago. and y hile the
father was inquirinp abouthiur he sud-
denly fell backward to the floor and
expired. Heart disease was tn ! cause
". Garner wa q years Of age. aud
leaves q wife, four sons and three
daughters.
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IT Is a high, solemn. aim ost awfulthourht
for every Individual man that his earthly
influence, which has had "A com mrnccment.
VIII never, through all ages. were he the
very meanest OF US, have AN eld.-Carlyle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

IT is no mans business whether he has
genius or not; work he must. whatever lie
Is, but quietly and steadily: and the natural
and enforced re<rits x such work will 10
always the Thing cpd meant him 10 do. aud
will be his best kuskin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

DRoPsY Is a dread disease. but IL has lost
its terrors TO those who know tna II. III.
Green 4 Sons, the Dropsy Specialists Of
Atlanta, Georgia. treat IL with such great
success. Write them for pamphlet giving
full information.
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MR- BoSpEE-"Can / sec the financial
editort' ONCE Boy-"Nupe: le's busy
writing an article 70 show why tile stocks
he owns don't pay any dividends. 49, Brook
lyn Life.
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LITTLE MANI understand, sir. that you
have called me an uniniticated liarin Big
Man-"No. ] didn't use the word 'unmiti-
gated Little Man-.Then | accept your
apology.r-Tit-Bi,s.
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LOOK here, Schlumpenharcn. YOU must
help vs. al our smoking concert. You play
the flute, don't yout' Not ven dere ish
Won't let me-
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TEAcHrR Emma what do you know Of
the orchid familysf Emma-..If you please.
mamma has forbidden US to indulge in any
family gossip."-Tit-B Bits.
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B~RoScHrTfs. Sudden changes OF the
weather cause Bronchial Troubles. .sB,oira's
Bronchial Trochesf will give effective relief
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Hairs Cstsrrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 15c

THr Laiv-''ls this novel n fit one for my
daughter 10 read ~ The Salesman - ~
don't know. ! am not acquainted with your
daughtor.r-Life.
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BEFcHAN's PILLS for constipation Zoe and
&c: Get the book ffree) at your druggists
end 60 by it Annual sales 6.UcI,OUO boxes.
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l CANNOT speak too highly OF Piso's Cure
for Consnmption-MRs FRANK MoBBs, 2l5
w. I'D St, New York, Oct -, isg4.
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1r thou desires. case. in the first place
take care OF the ease Of thy miud.-Fuller.
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In these DAYS the matrimonial match only
seems to light on the money box.-Truih.
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He Is burning up fat. This fat must be in as constant
supply as the air he brcathes.
1t has got to come from somewhere. lift does not come
from his food, it must come from fat stored up in his body
He steals it and you say He's getting thn-heis growing
so fast"
ScorTs EMULSION will take that boy. set his digestion
at work. rebuild that body. His food may not make him
fat-ScorTs EMULSION viii.
E.sss,ss ri SsTs E~slss sAss ~ 1850 HmSs ~ Sa>s skHs.M
Scott & BOVINE, New York. All Druggists. see. md 81