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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
FIT TIL EDITION.
LYMAN ON THE BENCH.

In the Absence OF Jndge Hais ths Dspnh
Judse Treats Four rrIs,ners in n Kina
Manner and Allows Tbesn to .'Ge Away
oa.n -zas9
Judge Ball did not preside on the bench
IN the Municipal Court this morning as he
loft Tor weekle sojourn at Cape May.
In the silence OF their shadows--in their
robes OF green and brown.
The woods have such welcome for fol.
=, low oil from town;
Tbs trees-they bow Good morniuQH in q
And the brooks that toss ths lilies seem to
say--seem to say:
Your busy life is folly
How cad your cltlos lookl
But the life lead 10 Jolly;
Bait your hook, bait your hook!s
In tho silence OF their shadowe--in their
blossoms raining down,
The woods are 30 inviting to fellow of
from towDl
airy iiddles play,
And you set your soul to ioafing where
the honeyeuck les say:
.''Your city life is folly.
A blossom on brook:
But the life we lead is Jolly
Bait your hook. bait your booly
In his absence Deputy Judge William r.
Lyman held the relns.
Officer Dan Aiken Introduced j. Fl, Her.
bert. OF Bellevue to His Honor. Ha waa
found yesterday afternoon sittipo ~
Fourth street wharf and Herbert oIaimad
that he was overcome by the heat. He
was given chance 10 leave town but eau
toned to beware of the sun.
Officer Scott fished In John A. Burke AT
Fourth and Orange street last evening ia
drunken condition. Burke expressed 4
Willingness to go back to Phiiadelphia
right away II ne got chance. The Judge
granted the petition. Patrick Dourhertv
whose record for boarding shows that be
stopped II months weeks and days AZ
Hotel Gillls out OF one year, was arrested
last night by Ofiicer Finn.
Patrick had served 76 days out OF DOS.
eible 30, go Judge Lyman thought Il
would be unfair to make Patrick change
hts summer boarding house for the taI.
ance of the season and ordered him 20
occupy the large room on the fret floor
at the county hotel at Now Castle for 20
days In default OF payment OF S. fine and
costs.
When the cese OF Michael Gardner was
called City Solicitor Harman, while his
genial countenance was wreathed 10
smiles. said, May 1t please your Honor
this ls case OF assault and battery Il
is one OF the cases where true love never
runs smooth"
The young man acknowledges that he
was not accountable for what he did at
the time and as the prosecuting witness
is willing to accept his apology ask that
the case be dismissed oil payment OF costa
An order to that effect was made and the
lovers left tho court feeling happy once
more.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Deadly Duel Between Doctors.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 1.-THE report
of several shots In rapid succession was
heard to come from the office of DIR. Fl. r.
Holmes, in the Dekum building. The
tenants Of the building rushed In and
found the prostrate bodies Of DIR. Holmes
and DIR. Robert Ausplund, each of whom
was holding smoking pistol In his hand,
and both badly wounded. Ausplund's
wounds will undoubtedly result fatally
1t is thought the duel was due to criti.
cism of Holmes of Ausplund's method of
treating patient in the Portland hospi-
tai when Ausplund called at Holmes Of
fee to make him retract.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Redueod Lknte. % norton, ,In--.

From August 23 to &c, inclusive, the
Pennsy lvania Railroad Company will sell
eXcufslon tickets to Boston, Mass going
and returning by the same route at a
single fare for tho round trip. account
TWenty-slxth Trlennial Concave of the
Knights IemDlar, To be held In Boston,
August 20 to 80. The tickets will be good
to return leaving Boston not later than
September 10, and must be used to deetl.
nation on Pennsylvania railroad not later
thun midnight OF September IL.
Excursion tickets good going via ono
route and returning via another. will be
sold oil the same dates at slight advance
over tho one.fars rate for the round trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Death from Yellow Fever.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Burt r. Hyde,
who was transferred from Hoffman to
Swincburne Island, suffering from yellow
fever, died yesterday afternoon. Hyde
arrived from Havana by the Ward line
steamer Seneca on the 12th inst and
was unable to produce certificate of ao-
climatization from Medical Inspector
Burgess at Havana. While at Hoffman
Island Hyde developed symptoms of yel.
low fever, and was promptly tranferred
to the yellow fever hospital at Swinburne
Island
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
SOCIETY.

Miss Martha Price Stout. 1905 Delaware
Avenue. Is the guest Of her cOusil. Miss
Mary Russell. Marshallton.
Miss Annie Pettyiohn. is visiting her
perents at Georgetown.
Rev. F. B Short will preach at Zoar
oampmeeting tomorrow
Miss Alice r. Miller, is visiting friends
at Randalie, Md.
Mrs William Ii Smith and daughter
have returned home from a vlsit 10 Elkton
friends.
Jerome Kennedy, OF Sassnfras. Md, is
the guest Of his aunt at Delaware City
Misa Lydia Truss, of Chesapeake City ie
visiting friends In this city.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Mise Florence Ii. Reed 10 DIR. Edward
Graves of Marietta, oil Thursday evening
August s0.h In tho Presbyterian Church Of
Ohesapeake City. Md.
George NUT is visiting his parents. of
West Chester,
John I. Daley and wife have baen visit.
ing West Chester friends,
Misses Lizzie Brlnghurst and Agnes
Richardson. are visiting Miss Jane, at
West Chester.
Mrs. j. T. Clark and son Francis are
visiting In Newark n. j., Brooklyn, n y,
and New Haven. Conn
The Misses Mary and Clara Deperell of
philadelphia arc visiting their brother, A,
b. DevetelI
Hubert Room went to Cape May today
by the steamsr Republic. lie will attend
church tomorrow ana return home on
Monday refreshed aGd reinygorated by
the trip.
Mrs. George 7. Porter and daughter,
Mise Fannie 0t tins city. are visiting in
Salisbury, Md.
Miss Katie \. AcAfferty, of No. 1900
Linden street, is registered at Congress
Hall, Cape slay for two WI eks.
Mma. Z. Berthe Peterson.Riggs, vocal
let. is in town negotiating for concerts.
She can he sen at The residence of Mrs
4. TIusty, 2l2 West seventh street.
Daniel McFaddan, wifo and children of
Washington, d. e., are spending ten days
In this city among relatives and friends.
Dan has good position in tile printing
Office at tho National Capitol and the Civil
Service air seemS to be agreeing with him,
Mr.. and Mrs. James 81 Johnson and
daughter. Bessie and bis5 Cora Truitt
have gone ona visit down tho State.
The Misses Ella and Maggie Boyer arc
on two weeks Welt 20 relatives In Clay.
ton. Their many friends wish them q
pleasant and happy trip
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
s.rnhhs Garner Iten,..

Cyrus e. Mousley has built new barn
1Sx26. II. Nicholson did the carpenter
work.
MIR, Zaeharlah Ebrlght is lying very low
after having part of his foot smputated.
Josaph Booth is on the sick list.
The weather la very dry ard the crops
are suffering
Miss Bessie Johnson Is spending two
weeks with Miss Laura Moualey and che Is
enjoying herself amazingly.
Ihe Morning Star social of Grudb's Cor.
ner Will hold a peach festival at Old Beth.
el Church on the 22nd, 23rd and 2ith inst.
Potatoes are turning out good.
w. H. Clark had 81 bushels wheat per
ncrn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Eninted In rhe sIreeI.

Mlss Eva Dlllln was seized with faint
Ing spell. about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, opposite the Great Western Beef
Company's store, at Fourth and Market
streets, Chester, Pa. She was in imminent
danger for few moments of being rur
over but was carefully carried into the
Office of the Great Western Beef Com,
panY, whore she soon revived. She had
been visiting tho family of A. X. Mearns
at 1896 GroyldAnee avenue. Chester, Pa
and was on ner way to the Wilmington
boat when seized. She was taken to tht
residence of Mr.. Mearns. as soon as che
was able to be removed and returned home
this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
A l,ecnnrinn 10 Rrinnha.

Mrs. Lewis. of No. 9l6 Walnut street.
last evening rendered a reception to Miss
Jennie Lea OF Still Pond, Md, and Niles
Carrie Cline of Philadelphia. who are Wis.
itlng her. The evening was PLEASANTLY
Gpent in the playing Of games aud other
social am usements. Those present were:
Misses Jennie Lsa Cartlie Cline. @. NJ.
Stirling, Annie L. Gcmby. Daisy Ander.
son, Lena Hills, Rebecca Thomas. Lillian
Lewis and Florence Jefferson.
Messrs. j. c. Right, s. Il. Spencer. DIR. j.
b. Stubbs. Charles Frazer. j. w Gumby, j.
Ferris Jefferson. Albert II. Bird aud Mr..
Maybr,ck
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
oo,d w,v. ,,y.rco,.e nv ,,.,,

The cold wave was overcome by the hean
somewhere between here and Montana,
and has gone into seclusion. II 10 not
known In just what way 1t was effected,
but certain 1t is that it did not arrive here
when 1t was expected. People got out
their light eoate yesterday 10 anticipation
of the therm ometer's downfall. and q
strong smell of odmphor pervaded the
air. But. ala7. too soon they had to drop
them and come out clad In the ooolent
garb possible. 1t grew hotter and hotter.
And yet stlll hotter and General Humidity
took charge OF atiairs. He eau get In his
work In fine shape and yesterday and this
morning he did his best Tho fore casters
say they were mistaken. Tha cold wave
promised did not come,and ali they could
say was TINT tie temperature would still
be elevated until tonight when there
might be cooler tom perature.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Death from Cancer,

VIM. P. Richardson died at bis residence
near Richardson's Mills, CDristiana Hd.,
ON Thursday, after suffering for long
tlme with q cancerous affection, III his 77th
year. He was a son OF the late John
Richardson and occupied the old home.
stead, whose broad acres he successfully
cultivated for the greater part OF his life.
Bic brothers. John and Joseph, occupy
adjoining farms, and his only surviving
nisier, Mrs. Chas Warner. resides in our
city. He leaves q wife but no children.
His remains were lnterred IN the Friends
cemetery. 4th and West streets. this al
&erAoon
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
To settle Glas,worlters, soo,s..

PIrrsBuRa Aug. 7-Conferenoes will
be held hero next week to settle the wage
scales for over 10000 glassworkers The
annual meeting of the United States
Glass company is also to be held on We'd
nesday. 1t is believed that ID. c. Ripley
will be retained at tho head of the con
Germ, and it is stated that he will be au-
thorized to enter into a compromise with
the union glassworkers, who have been
locked out for several years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
L0QAE ounrArI.lA.
S,le or Jio,y.

Robert Merrlck, who supplies Messrs
Gould and Sawdon with n greater mum
Der OF beeYes than any other man, will
nave nav, u sa!e ol sotne loily5Hg3 ifesh cows
Monday next AS the pastures have been
pretty we'll dried up by the hot eun and
laek OF rain, they may sell low aud farm.
efs may obtatn good blrgons. For par.
also have Il ssIe on thu Pussnore farm on
Monday wBek.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

Frank Gradwohl and f. Obold the
champion bicycle riders of Remington
Mch Co, have arranged for q race from
Brandywlne summit to Washington street
bridge for silver cup offered by the EN-.
ployees of the Remington Mch. Co. Grad
wohls time from 2lst md Market to
Front aud Poplar streets is 4 minutes 20 2,5
seconds and obold's time lie A minutes "a
seconds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Mine PrI.onar. E.o.no

DECATUR, Ind; Aug 17-There was q
general Jail delivery Thursday night As
Sheriff Aschbasher's wife was passing q
pail of water to the prisoners they all
made "a rush at her AMI oyerpowered her,
making their escape In the darkness.
There were nine criminals, among whom
was Ed johnson, noted forgor and
swindler. Tho sheriff and posse are in
pursuit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

The Union Street Camp Meeting is still
In progress. There was large attendance
last Sunday. The meetings was conduct
edswell and very much appreciated. Sum
day is expected to be another great day.
Preaching at 80 q. M, aud $50 D. m.
Rev. II. II salisbury will preach. At 9 D.
M. Christian Endeavor meeting. Preach
Ing p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Mrs. Gardner Declared to be In,ar

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug 17-Mrs E. L.
Gardner, tho Nebraska Christian Endeavor
delegate who deserted her family in Bos.
ton and was later found in Norwich,
Conn, in a supposed dsmented condition,
has been brought here for medical treat.
ment Physicians attending her declare
positively that she is insane, with some
hope of recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Braxirs Friendship for Uncle Sam

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA report has
been received at the navy department from
Admiral Norton, made at Rio do Janeiro
before he sailed with the Newark for
Capetown, in which ho says that the
friendliness of tho Brazilian people with
the United States is very marked Very
frequently the flags of the United States
and Brazil are seen on the streets to-
gether, and the government of the United
States is frequently cheered by the people
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
In Cnsnp.

AUGUSTINE PIER, Aug. 16.-Gam Broth.
ers are deserving Of special praise for
their action in Inducing the Naval Re.
serves to encamp at the Pier.
The Philadelphia and Pittsburg tars
arrived on the steamer Stockton todsy
and took charge of tha.white CITY In the
large field in the rear of Augustine Park.
There are about 400 of the jolly eailors
bold. There promises to be lots of mu.
sic. as the batalllons ara accompanied by
bands.
The camping grounds at Augustine
Pier have been made ready for use by q
detail of 20 men under Lieutenant L. E.
Marle
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Mind Dog.

mad dog which got into the yard OF
the ursiline Acad envy at Delaware ave.
nue and Harrison street this morning
threw the occupants of the building INTO
q state OF excitement for half an hour
The rabid animal snapped and snarled at
pedestrians along the avenue until police
oillcer Massey came along and ended its
life with ball from his revolver,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
I.ettcrs in the Paper Boxes.

F., ". d b. Railroad officials frequent tlv
are called upon to remove letters from
the boxes which are placed at the depot
for papers for the different hospitals, The
dropping of the letters in the boxes is
aareiessnsss on the part OF the persona
who do 80. and beside causing delay in
the sending of the matter it inconyeni
enGeS tho depot attaches
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
sparts Augustine,

The committee of arrangements Of St,
Marys Pioneer Corrs excursion to Angus.
tine tler on next Meuns sday mas arranged
the events Will be 100 yards dash be-
tween James +. McIvor and Thoa. Finn
fat mans race between Thomas Monag.
han aud Patrick Walsh and a whaclbarroY "
race between John McGoldrick and L. f.
Walsh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Tarn nnxn

Tho frame cottage on the farm of Mrs.
Hoopes. on the Kennett Pike, short dis
fance south of the Lower Brandy wine
Church, has been removed in order that
the view Of the mansion, erected by her
son-tn- law may not bo obstrucled. With
the improvements contemplated, 1t will be
one of the handsonest country seats 10
fha vlciDity of our city
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
premn,ure nnd necayed F,,,,

Health officer McVey this morning
seized thirty baskets OF corn. twonty.two
baskets of tomatoes forty baskets OF can.
taloupes and Three baskets of peaches
which were decayed ami premature fruit.
The vegetables were offered for sale In the
King street mnrEet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
nnxsre itniI

As krs j. Harry Sho walter was passing
the corner OF Fourth and, King streets,
about noon to-day she trod on q peach
causing her to fail quite heavily on the
pavement brusing her elbow and tarinR
her system quite badly. Persons who
throw pieces OF fruit or skins or any kind
on tho sidewalk should be indicted as one
guilty of all offense against all pedes-
trians
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Anlhnrltie- hnow No1lInu.

Attorney General Nicholson and State
Detectives MeVsy and Witsil have not
been notified of the shooting OF Daniel
Fariow by Galloway at Nelson's camp
grounds on Monday night. The only way
the authorities can account for a re.
port is because Of the scene OF the shoot.
ing being In Maryland while the IL on live
In Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Liens against Iurnaenp,ude Hall. :

The trustees of the Wilmington Turn
Eemeinde are 10 financial strait and dn.
less funds are forthcoming In very
short time the handsome new building on
French street above Eighth will be sold
to satisfy demands mnde by creditors.
The building has only been completed a
few months and much Of 1t paid for but
there has been trouble between the true.
tees and William H. Heine, who d Id the
plumbing work, and John NJ Sol oman
who furnished material which en- tered
Into the construction of the building.
These bills are said to lie large and this
morning those creditors got out m echan.
ics liens on the property. These Deputy
Shariff Hatledge will serve on the presis
drDt this afternoon. It is understood,
however, that the bills WILL be met.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
iIfauslysyIna Day,

The Chester County Historical Society
is husily engaged in preparing The details
for observing "Erandywine Day,"5eptem.
ber IL. The anniversary OF the Battle OF
Drandywine. There Is to be monument
to the mem DRY of Lafayette raised OIL the
occasion In which number OF military
companies and secret societies will lake
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

If any one asks you where "Bouleva rd
Addition" is located. tell them, 1t is the
name applied to that new and beautiful
residence section of tho city. (the new
Wilmington.) beyond Washington street
bridge, lying between the Brandywine
and Elliott Avenue or Concord Turnplhe,
over on the Moth side. Don't cay you
don't know. For plot of lots prices. terms
etc., see William Il. Hawkins, Manager.
Tl5 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
KAIGAIS Or THE THROTTLE.
Axhe tsrsthsrhusa u Hseamassss naaiassrs
IN !. ss....s,, .s vss,..h.rw

In Session at rirsAhars.
The Thirty-secend anniversary OF the
Founding OF the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers was celebrated in PlttsburR
yesterday BY the holding Of the annual
convention.
The present convention is not expected
10 perform any important business. The
Brotherhood OF Engineers 10 too jealous
OF It's good name to daily with disturbing
quettions nil the time.
There will. IL is asserted on all sides, be
no mention OF an increase In wages. While
Jealous OF Its rights and the rights of
every member. the Brothe rhood OF Loco
motive Engineers has always discounten-
aneod strikes or even demand for wages.
except under conditions that made the
Justice OF sucha movement obvious TO
ALL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
He-Will you be my wife2

She-Oh, this is such a surprised
He-I can't help that 1t isn't my
fault that you've never heard anything
like it before.-Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
A Cnunrry Medium.

II is reported that Bennett Klair, re-.
siding near Yorklyn. Christiana Hundred
was made happy for the third time. few
days ago. He has the kind wishes of his
many friends for health md happiness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
brutality on a German war,b,n.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times Berlin
correspondent says that grave cases Of i'll
treatment of the crew of the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm have been reported Two
stokers jumped overheard in despair and
were drowned. A third died from brutal.
ity inflicted by the engineer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
The Weather.

For District of Columbia, eastern Penn.
sylyania New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia: Showers; cooler; southerly
winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Junped from, ,I,e Trnin.

John Ryan of no address jumped from
p, w. q b. r. II. freight train this
morning and broke his arm. Ryan WAS
stealing n ride on the train and was es
Gaping from the train hands when he
made the leap. He Is at the Delaware
Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
A. Harrison street. Chureh. Ii

Rev, q. ii. Goodman, who preached at
Grace Church last Sunday " ~ preach ut
Harrison Street church at 1890 a. IN. to
morrow. The public is cordially invited to
come outnnd hear this promising young
man. Seats are free
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Old Dnr nnd Nlrnl ,rnhen1s

Will want to return to Goldey College, Sth
aud Market streets, to get the now "Bu al.
ness Practice from tho Startn work to be
Introduced in September. Learn moro In
week inan by The old text book method
In month Send for FREQ catalogue ex.
planning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Eyanae,,s,,c Co,,,,,,ir,ee.

There will be- a meeting of the executive
committee of the Methodist EvaugellstiC
Association In ST. Panl's Church on We'd.
needay evening at which 1t Is expected
the building and finance committee will
have important reports to make and
Chaltmhu Barrett requests all the nem-
bers OF lhs committee to be present
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

The police commissioners this afternoon
VIII look at pair OF now horees with the
object OF Purchasing them for the phiro
wagon In view. The anlmals are hand
some and adapted to the use
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Tho nInIl Iinh.

The Null Club will take trip into the
country to morrow and spend the day
along the BrandyWine Carter White was
engaged to day AMI hauled out 40 Dasket5
OF cantalopes aad 200 watermeions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
DEATHS.

aged II years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from tho parents residence lll0
Apple street on Monday afternoon at >
O'Clock. lnterment ut Old SwedeS cesne-
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair
and sultry, with showers in different SEQ.
tlons. Monday fair and rather cooler.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REpUBLIcAs
Office to dayi
7o'olocE. 10 o'clock. 2o'elock.
20 81 So
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

Caution! Keep away disease and foa
by the use of Banner+man'sPnenyle
for sale by all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
Ceu,,,rv I;u,

Tho members Of the Wilmington Bicy.
Gle Club Will 20 on run over the century
course tomorrow. On the following sun
day run will be made To point few
miles above Chester, where tho wheelmen
OF that town Will meet them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
WiIrseII Two Farms.

At the Court House this afternoon
Sheriff Gilis will sell tho sixteen and
eighteen acre farms of Samuel W. Ha nby
and wife In Brendywine Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
1000 walsts redu at Llpplncotts.

Examine your SINK or drain, II they
smell bad use Banner+mans Phenyle for
sale by all druRglsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
qI0TATIt,Ns.
Reported by
HEAI.D a. COMPANY.
Ifnnlter5 md lSrni.
HIsFFIIKtIs ItIiu |flIuH'E5s
anrnntL mud MnnunI sLrnn

EuNtHtH IHU 1lUFNbL oLt eNG4,
Investment aud Securities yieldtny
from to per cent
orders for tho purchase and sale of
gtocks and Boudson Commission axeotit.
ed at all the stock e1changea
Private telegraph wires to Now Yors.
Philadelphia, fIoston and Chicago.
Foreign Dfaftattud Letters of Credit IS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

kuetloneer Huklll has sold the personal
eileots OF W. y. Bsger, Nv. 1909 broome
. alEeAk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17

Duck suits l.e5, former price 50. 80 and
o. co. Lippineotps.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
RESTLESS CHILDREN
Feverish Nights and Days De
void Of Appetite.
Diet Must be al Once Changed When
Children Do Not ThfiVa.
Lactated Food Checks All Vast
ing Disorders of Hot Weather.

An infant should be absd and neieep. as
the fowls are. by sundown. at least
During the long nights sound slumber
the tiny limbs wax stronger and growth
Is by far the most active A rich. sub.
stantial. but not burdensome diet.
sturdy digestion and quiet sleep com.
plete the cycle OF q days healthy activity
for growing child.