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o1rEEN OF ELMs LODGE, N. E. o. T

OITFFN OF ELMS LODGE, N. q. D. 7.
Considerable discussion has arisen
over the annual trolley ride which TOOK
place Wednesday night at Cosey Beach.
1t was printed on the ticket that IN
case of storm the excursion would be
nostnoned until tonight The wealth
ar was stormy enough to keep back
about half those who intended TO go,
and this half think it no more than
fair that an outing should be given for
their benefit 1t is probable that
trolley ride will be given July Is.
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New Haven Steamboat Go.

Depot: Belle Dock, New Haven, Conn
Between New York, New Haven and Prov
dence
Popular Route to and from Boston - Daily
Service Sundays Included.
NEW HAVEN LINE-Leaye New Haven
for New York: CONTINENTAL II a. M.
night. Returning, leave New York: RICH
ARD PECK or 6. H. NORTHAM 4 p. M,
CONTINENTAL - midnight
NARRAG ANSNTT BAY LINM-Steamers
New Haven for Providence 1890 p. M; re-
turning. leave Providence 4:3O p. m. Timely
train Connections for Boston and all eastern
Popular Passenger Rates Staterooms and
Tickets for sale at Peck & Bishop Co., 7O2
Chapel street, and Mix's drug store, corner
Chapel and Church streets.
Fine orchestra on Bay Line steamers.
CHAS T. FRENCH Agent.
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STARlN'S
New Haven T1I,r[anpoEEttia7;ttiioop Go

DAIL1 TzAOT1 = ~ = ~ = " ~
Steamer JOHN H. STAklN, Captain Nc
AIlister. leoyes New Haven from Starins
Pier. foot of Brown street, at 1915 p. m,
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam
er ERAsTUS CORNING. Captain Ihomp-
1 The STARIN leaves New York from Pier
IS, North River. at p m Mondays, WE'D WE'D
nesdays and Fridays; the ERAST Us, CORN
Fare Is cents Excursion Tickets $1.25.
Tickets and staterooms for sale at J; 3.
Jndsor's, S67 Chapel street; Peck Bish-
on's. 702 Chapel street. Free stage leaves
H. . depot OF, arrival of Hartford train
and from corner Of Church and and CHAPEL 3 81
m Through freight rates given and
b Bills s. of iading to all points West. South.
and Southwest. c. II. FISHER, Agent.
Order your freight via Starin Line.
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DERRY HERE TO-DAY.

After defeating Bridgeport yesterday
in a twelve inning game, one OIL tne
hardest contests they have prayed tnls
season, New Haven is hardly III colloi-
tion to meet Derby at SaVln ROCK THIS
afternoon, but they enter the game
confident of another victory. Ashe VIII
probably pitch as Vollendorf's arm is
too sore to last
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NORWICH 4. DERBY 9.

Norwich, July 13.-The Norwich team
had benefit game this afternoon, with
about 800 in attendance, but lost the
game to Derby. Durnbaugh did not
pitch in his usual form and he was
touched 1p for eleven hits. The Nor
witch nlayers were unable to hit safely,
though they connected with the sphere
frequently. The score:
R.H.E.
Norwich ..120 0 0 00 o. 6
Derhv 90 3 / 0 2 2 % IL 1
tteries-Drunbaugh and Chamber
lain: Clancy and Scannell,
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Simon J. Hurry,
CHRISTOPHER II. Langley,

Committee on Resolutions.
Chief Fancher issued yesterday az
ternoon a circular letter to members OF
the fire department announcing the
death of Mr.. Hovey and stating that
q detail from the department under
the command of Captain Hurley would
attend the funera, this afternoon.
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National League.

AT Philadelphia - Philadelphia o.
Cleveland 1.
At New York-Pittsburg ., New YORK
8.
At Brooklyn-St. Louis 8, Brooklyn q
At Washington-Rain.
At RaItimore-Rain.
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MERIDEN 4, BRISTOL 1.

Meriden, July 13.--While the Bristol
team was unable to solve Crockett's de-
livery to-day, Meriden was fortunate in
launching hits in the fifth and sixth in
nings, netting four runs. The game was
well played by both teams, Ihe score
R.HE.
Merden ........0 0 0 U "-4
Bristol .........0 U U u
Batteries-Crockett and Clark; Crate
and Foster.
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ANCHOR LINE.

united states Mail Steamships
Sail fron, New York Every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
second CaDln
CITY OF ROME. $50, O6ner 5t'rs. $40.
Storage Passage
poroa cor. so Furnessla. S24.5O. Other
A'No' StrS., S23.5O.
For Book Of Tours and information, apply
TO HEND ERSoN BROTHERS, General
xyents. Bowling Green, New York; or NJ
RNeWton x Co., SO Orange ST., or Bishop "
r. r. 7os Chapel St. or Jas. Mustarde. u
Crown st., or Richard N. sher Ida $50
eno ar Thos. II. Pease & Son. 1O2 Churca
vet New Haven. apis 3m
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leave New Haven at s o'clock In the
morning and return that night.
EX-PRINCIPAL FIFIELD.

Now superintendent Fifeld-Departs
for Maine.
Principal Fifield Of Eaton school,
who was on Wednesday night chosen
of schools of Newton,
Macs, left the city yesterday afternoon
with his family for Castine, Me-, where
they will sojourn during the summer.
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Boston. July 13-The Chicagos hit
Lewis hard in three innings to-day
while Garvin, a young giant, who pitch
ed his second league game, kept the
sclaurions from punching their hits
except in the seventh. Collins work at
third was the feature. Attendance 81
500. Score:
Chicago =. ...9 8 o 0 0 0 0 CO Ia
poston 20 0 0 0 0 "a Ii L
Batteries-Garvin and Donahue'
Lewis and Bergen.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EAPkESS LINE.
~ PARIS LONDON = HAMBURG.
Il riwiN-scKEWo PAs PhRiS E fEHHIGE
N i,lsa New York-Hamburg Direct
For sailings, etc, apply to
HAMBURG- AMMiHIRRiCASN = Ll HT e B s"a
io5 Church street. New Haven. f15 ON
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RRIsToLs TO BE REORGANIzED,

Bristol, July 13.-Unless all signs fall'
The Bristol baseball team will be reor-
panized. 1t is the intention OF Manager
Gunshannan to sign four new players
not including Pitcher Herndon, VINO mas
already reported. The local cranks are
thoroughly dissatisfied with the CLUB as
of present constituted and believe that
the reorganization will check it's down.
ward course.
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BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY
NEW HAVEN WINS TWELVE INNING
GAME IN BRIDGEPORT.
Score One to One to the Closing Inning
When New Haven Scored Three Runs
Norwich.

W hoh NOW maven scOEtu Il hhOS AkNN"
Eight Hundred Attended Game in
Norwich.
Bridgeport, July Bone of the most
exciting as well as the most interesting
game of the season was played here this
afternoon between Bridgeport and New
Haven. The game required twelve in
nings and was full of sharp play from
start to finish. The Bridgeports made
one run in the fourth inning, and in the
fifth inning a base on balls and a bad
throw by Ivers to second Melted run
for New Haven. This ended the run
getting until the twelfth inning, when
Garoni was touched up for three hits
that netted three runs. In Bridgeport $
half two hits were made with no one
out but the next three men up were re-
tired in succession. A star feature was
double play by Hartman unassisted IN
the eleventh inning. There were three
men on bases and but one man out.
Vietz captured long drive by Davis
which seemed to be good for three bases.
The score:
R.H: e.
New Haven. o 0O01OOoO00 Sd u
Bridgeport ...0001 5000 o. b
Batteries-McDonald and Luchia; Ga
roni and Ivers.
NEW LONDON 16, WATERBURY, II.
New London, July 1S.-The spectators
were treated to more than quantity OF
batting in the game with waterbury
this afternoon, the home team making
twenty hits and the visitors fifteen In
the scoring it was see-saW UP 10 the
eighth inning. The score:
R.H. f.
New London. % 3 2 0 *-l6 ~
Waterbury 20 0 0-l2 10
Batteries-O'Br Lynch and Bussi
Reardon and COrcOran.
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Embellishments.
AMERICAN LINE.

AWEn1VAN EITaEs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON (LONDON).
Calling Westbound at Cherbourg.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 d. N.
G. Paul July lost. Paul, Aug. 16
New York, Aug. 2NeW York. aug 10
ST. Louis, Aug. 9st. LOUIS, aug. oo
RED STAR LINE.
NEW -ANTWERP-PARIS.
Every Wednesday at II noon.
Fresland, July " rSouthWark, Aug.
*These steamers carry Cabin and third
class passengers at low rates.
international Navigation Company,
IA broadway. cor Rector street, n y. Peck
{ Rishop. 702 Chapel street, NJ. Zunder II
Sons. 253 State St. NJ. B. Newton, So Or
ange St. T. II. Pease L. Son, 1o2 Church ST.,
New Haven. Soy :.
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The immediate symptoms and first
proofs of weak kidneys are pain or dull
ache in the back, rheumat -, dizzI
ness. headaches. nervousness. heart
trouble, pain in the limbs, bloating, sal
low complexion. puffy or dark circles
under the eyes, bladder irritation, sup
preston OF urine, obliged 10 pass water
often day and night. WORKOUT, tired
feeling, lack of ambition.
IL your water. when allowed to re-
main undisturbed in a glass or bottle
for twenty-four hours, forms a sedi-
ment or settling. or has cloudy ap-
pearance, il is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate at
tention.
Swamp-Root is the great medical tri-
umph OF the nineteenth century: dis
covered after years OF untiring effort
and research by the eminent kidney
and bladder specialist. Dr. Kilmer.
II is pleasant to take. and can be pur
chased at most drug stores or medicine
dealers in fifty-cent or one-dollar bot
ties.
Make a note of the name, SWAMP
ROOT. DR.. kilmer's Swamp-Soot. and
remember ii is prepared only by DIR.
kilmer & Co, Binghamton, n. Y.
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CLAIMS BRING BIG PRICE.
STAR GROUP, ADJOINING BUFFALO
HUMP, SOLD TO DE LAMAR.
81 which ele,oOO In CasA-severai
Important New Strikes Made On
SPECIAL Dispatch to the post-rnseuigancer

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the Post-fEtefifgencer.
SPOKANE. March IA Lewiston as
patch tonight tells OF the bonding Of the
Star group Of four quartz and TWO placer
claims IN MaIiick district. adjoining Buff
rany. limited. Of De Lamar. Idaho for
xsseSo with cash payment Of sic.issa
The group 3 the discovery which caused
2 Wild rush into the district last Noyern-
ber- when news OF IL reached Florence
and GrangeviiIs. The ledge il an enor-
moas chs, exceeding tbs Big Buffalo in
average width, and reported 10 rival that
famous claim In values. short prospect
ing tunnel has eroas-eEt over forty feet
OF Gre. assayfng from s 10 So Ia gold. and
banning free gold pientifulIy.
A report comes from Republic camp
that strike Of ten inches OF remarks bly,
high grade ore has beer made in the FL
Callph On s1.s Morning Glory vein. where
II runs through the property.
The Flag Hin claim IN Republic. which
yielded the enormous values in telluride
ores fe0 weeks since. is still showing up
IN sensational manner. The shaft is
nfty feet deep. and the pay streak, which
was only one inch wide near the surface.
with every foot of progress An average
or this ten inches IS Sis per ton.
A new shaft has been started on the
Mabel in Republic. This Is n west side
claim. west Of the Morning Glory. IL is
tea feet deep on the vein. and average
assays made Saturday showed SIG per ton
This IL a remarkable showing for so slight
claim ore was found assaying s4,5oo per
ton
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Swamp Root has been tested in so
many ways. in hospital work. in pri-
waite practice. among the helpless. too
poor to purchase relief, and has proven
so successful in every case that spe-
cial arrangement has been made by
which all readers OF the Post-IntelIi-
gencer. who have not already tried it.
may have free. sample bottle of
Swamp-Root and thus test for them
selves its wonderful curative proper
ties.
TX you will send your name and full
address to DIR. Kilmer & Co. Bingham
ton. N. T.. sample bottle will be sent,
absolutely free by mail. postpaid, also
book telling more about Swamp
Root and containing some OF the thou
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II you take advantage of this gener-
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Binghamton, n. Y.
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DEATHS.
Hon. William y. Mason,

PORTLAND. ore. March r. Hon. wit
Barn :. Mason. mayor IF Portland who
siei M his home a. Irving street as
30 o'clock this morning after an Illness
Of alsos.t ak weeks sBccuwted to liver
complications. s0pertndueca Ny an attack
OF the grin in February :rns. remains
viii Be buried in san Francisco aud ne
funeral Will he under shc auspices ~ fh,.
knights Tesnpiar. Of which deceased vHz
: member. Services VIII probably 30 held
n the First Presbyterian church IA fAsa
city ~. ..,,. - -.
Faircadieg through the Middle ami South
etn ststgs. lie commenced i the bottom
and work@i hBs Way up uGtn a. tae ssgsas,
w hfS departure f0r the newer anA more
Promising West he had MANY Gathering
offers ~ Responsible lsasifioes Arrtsinse
n Caiifcraln l0 the early 7as Ar. Mason
eesAfne associated With taa tsnsasat4s
ssfset Railway coTmraav "a which Peter
shcsaane was fhe moving spirit Nhssu
AT D5uahUe and his associates later or
Esnt&eA the san Francisco North t'ac1as,
AAiiNraV Company AR Mason wa. taken
..sse THAI enterprise rc:nsiuinE ira the esa
49, al that company untii he can1e se
t'f-en Als arrival IN Oregon Mr. Mason
vas fnr tEmta ces3s8esfcst with thT eef4-
Ns0etsc0 department 0S she Nortasru Pa
eiHe Railway sNAmuaay ln its s1fsssF ann
= Washington Iie aHd hs axSoeiates
sali thr stretch - reaa esi~een Tacoma
ana Semttfn.
.sf AaSoN $ commercial career in Port
81 dat.a treSG f>N when he eus-
essSed 1f 'he mAot@sala grocery aAss4-
aess w3'h 3 McCgaksn under the asyn
sssfae - Net7akea n Mason Ne with.
SsNw FROM G,ss 9rm ia l>Ss ara unfiI isss
sss IN H&tslaess Yer himself 50 iaa sanrs
.N1@ u SSN te organized tae arsn Of
MASON. shtFuaa = Go. 81 aAi>a Re re-
,,s.ssfs~i S.ftor member gntt eseaFszsry
-. - WE BE- rrNy~<i srasn active nRnEs8a-
.ae pursuits Ass AsSen. seTAapS IA ata
sssVp" ~sS aAss IA he banking n3Sirrs
szF saafe la satysaaA IN lss9 ~ bz.ca ssse
HAsS33s'tt tt ta- Portland >8TsanAl assnk
saas !sss ttHft-se 9'sseSWs4 90 essas~ yugar
ssssSk% ,aFs's sssrcs,slsaesa 50 the haze aaAn.
. a E'Af s MT. Mason stack e. tae
49, "f's" t.e ash 4stsssGsAr wAs p@s .u
"a sAcss5 ara rTpase~ yNsrs ssf Msa
.Nssaes t"fiaao fn EesaS 80. Tgsy@aEH
~ :" 'fs5isHe oTrssStsns IF tAr Asasisf
.'as~F t'rnesuA th~ hank t@ss - sy@r
s- - Us assets. ~zsS Az MAS9a nxes
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about tI2aee of his private fortune 70
save the depositorx
Only his high sense Of honor and Justice
prompted him 10 make this sacrifice. for
be was bound neither legally nor morally
20 Use dollar Of nss own resources 10 pay
the dsposstors
Aside from his mercantile connections IN
this city. Mr.. Mason was associated with
Mr. Crowley ard Mr.. Wttfenberg. OF This
city. In the salmon canning business in
Alaska.
Mr.: Mason was vice president OF the
Portland Chamber OF Commerce from the
DAY OF Its Inception until It's reorgansxa-
ton Ia May. 1887 when he was unanimously
chosen It's president This position he he'd
until Janua.y. Of this year, filing the Of
fee with credit 10 himself ard 10 the en-
dent Of this body. he was q most tireless
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NEW YORK, March 27.-~Dave Sullivan
OF Boston and Joe Bernstein of this city
fought twenty-five round draw at catch
weights before the Greenwood Athletic
Club. In Brooklyn tonight Bernstein
played continually for the head face and
neck, while sullivan invariably bored in
on the body. administering heavy blows
marking ap hts opponent badly There
was hard fighting throughout OF the fas.-
est kind. and therefore the decision was
applauded Sullivan ruled fayorite the
betting being 100 To 81
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sgs-ss, nSsrzsra "a ere fSast Intel ixsrre<
CHICAGO Narrh 8 ~-t'enmesl she Sc
ssssa Y,aAn Ass Vas haak@&s4 1sTe yesssT-
fAx Nax rsseaxersss nsx property. TIE cssa~
3. sess.ss -ssea returned sa@ rAeek - ssse p@.
tr~ zaSasFsssSs tAsS at7sTna,ssg ssAss 1zfs
ears1g aFTsss u vas restored - Caaneta
n ~ rxssasysesi his ssssrn8y
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Chamber of Commerce
Fulfilling Its Pledge
to w. G. T. u.

~ IIET aad elective work
tewasd ratstnw 1000
due on the w. &. r.. e.
guarantee fund has been done
by the Chamber of Commerce.
committee stnce the meeting
Of that body last week. A.
wns explained by Mrs. Marion
n. naxter, ansncier Of the
city federation, the attend
amce NJ the conve ntfon In De-
tober. whether large OF small.
will he determined in great
measure by the reception ae-
corded this comm ittee. Its
nae mhers, accordingly. have
made . aeaious canvass. and
It II its desire tn anish the
work mt once.
With this object I'm view IL
Will today renew its calls
upon the business men of the
city TO complete the fund.
with the impetus given by
the unqualified and enthu-
Che mber of Commerce. there
Is no question that Its efforts
will he successfnI. A portion
of the money TO he subscrfbed
today will be applied toward
distributing the Hrst INSTALL
meat Of 10000 letters among
unions I'm all parts eff Amer
ten. and each Of these letters
viii contain n statement of
the resources of Seattle. pre-
pared undrr the direction of
the Chamber of Commerce.
The letters will also he the
first move toward organizing
the vast number Of visitors
wh0 viii threng to seattle In I
October.
The Chamber of Commerce
committee, which IL acting In
conjunction with Mrs. Baxter. /,
~ composed Of I. A. Nadeau.
John Sehram, A. u. nurweII,
l.. !. Coimau and j. 4. Moore.
They will explain 10 business
men and citizens who wish
and oaxht 60 subscribe that
SenttIe's word has been
pledged to raise the xf,soo.
and that money secured now
Will accrue In the advantage
Of the city.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. March 37.-Opening
day Louisiana Jockey Clubs spring meet
Ing. Weather cloudy. track fast. Re-
suHs:
Six. furlongs-Sim W. won Dolly Welt
holm second. Bertha Nell third Time.
i.IS%
Selling. mile and twenty yards-Uhlers
won. Brown Veil second Phidias third
Time las.
Selling, mile and an e!ghth--Wood Rang
er won, Judge Steadman second Annie
Taylor third. Time ] 81
Handicap, mile and a sixteeuth--w Water
crest won. Egbart second Lady CalIa-
han third. Time, las.
Selling. three and one half furlongs-S;s-
ter Alice won. Mile y, second Duchess
OF York third. Time | :22la
Selling seven MISUNDERSTANDING Davis
won, Randazco second. Nora s. third
Time. I...ss.
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Primes to Winners Distributed by
Lord Garnet WOlAelex

LONDON, March g.--At the boxing ex-
htbafion this evening at the National
Sporting Club. before the C;renaaier and
ColastFeam Guards and members OF other
regiments, Dave Barry. OF Philadelphia.
bea. Charley Ryder, Of London in the
taird round of a six-ruUnd contest
The prizes 10 the successful competitors
We're distributed By Gen. Lord Garnet
Wofseley, ognmander-in-chief OF the Brit
fsh army. who ealogiZed the manly art OF
seif-defease, as illustrated in the exhib-
ton
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sHARKEY-M'COY FIGHT OFF.
The Kid Has q Sore Shoulder From
His Bout With ChOynski

NEW YORK. March William A
Brady. manager OF KID Mccoy today no.
tined Tom q RosIrke. manager OF Tom
Shsrkey. that the Sharkey- Mccoy match
would have 10 be declared of temporarily
as Mccoy hurt his shoulder in his recent
fight with choynsk Mccoy does not feel
physically prepared to meet Sharkey
Brady says. He wishes TO take on more
WEIGHT b.sore meeting the sailor.
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SAN FRASClSCo. March 1.-THE
weather AT Oakland was fine and the track
slow. Results:
Five furiongs, seliiug-Juva won. Froh-
man second. Alicia third. Time 1:n2
One mile. selling--t5lengsboer won. Pal
iucus second, Master Lee third Time
l;4aik.
Four furlongs-~pathos won, Basssda seq
ord. Ffamora third. Time .sstz
Six furiongs selling Horton won. Saint
~ second, Eailis;a third. Time 1861
Mile and a acknowledgement won.
imp. Minstrel II. second Truxiifo third
Time i.4Sss
Six furiongs, selling-Highlaud Ban won
Eta II. second. Sly third. Time 1.i5A
RARTEfI. Drug Co open ali night
HUMBOLDT sails for Skagway tonight
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YOUNGSTOWN O, March a7.-In tn
weit'srwsight contest tonight betweef
Matty Matthews. Of New York and Tom
my Ryan OF Philadelphia Matthews was
given the decision At the close of the
twentieth round. Matthews was the az.
gressor al the way through, scoring sew
erai knockuowns
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Infants are eAccted b
foods taken BY the nursing
mother.
Prof w. B. Cheadle, Of
St. Mays Hospital and
author Of a treatise on the
feeding ofinfants, has shown
BY experiments that wasting
diseases, will result from de-
priving children of fats and
nypophosphites.
DR. Thompson says Cod
liver Ills what such mothers
and infants require. SCOTS
Emulsion is pure Nor
wcgian cod-livcr oil with
hypophosphitcs.
so. snA 4s.oo. al <vucsss
S~oIl = boWAE. Gasnis.. ss~ Yes
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AN excsa1srs rwv1s4x fnr Insomnia w.
-, fsssTss sn fh~ f&rsavs esS Jesse Asare
phtsxy 4sksf AZ asssflass. Scs9 every