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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Hongkong Maru Arrives.

The Toyo Kisen kaishas HonglIong Mara,
Captain w L. Flmer. arrived yesterday from
the Orient and Honolulu She brought fun
list OF passengers, including 125 Asiatics and
her usual cargo of Oriental products. The
Hongkong called at Manila while in the Orient,
and on the trip from Nagasaki to the Philip
pine port broke the record for speed. and at
MarIla established new record for handling
cargo. She was three days and twenty hours
from Nagasah to Manila. and although she
handled 100 tons of cargo at the latter port
remained there only two days
Among the HonGkongs passengers was
Bishop g. b. Galloway OF the Methodist Epis-
copa church, who has been in the Orient at
tenuing a conference He is on his way home
to Jackson Miss r. z. Lewis another pas
branches Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Mr.. Lewis was accompanied by his
wife and five children G. A. Moreing an Eng
lish mining man. IA passenger on the
Hongkong w. Courtney of the British ciV
service, and in charge of the railroads at
Tientsia, passenger on the liner. He Is
or his way TO London.
The Hongkong brought very little opium and
a small consignment Of silk. Her passengers
were;
H. NJ. -Ayrcs. L Asaoka and servant Dr.
Borzine p. Taylor Brown. H Burnham Mr.
Carr Comm. Mrs. CaT-Gomm W. Courtney
j. II. Craven, Miss l. Alice Dewar. j. Fother-
ingbam. 9. E. Caches. Bishop 9. b. Galloway
Mrs. &. b. Galloway DR.. O.. Ikeda A Isra el l.
r. L. Lewis Mrs. r. E. Lewis and maid
Miss Alice Lewis. Master Brackett Lewis Miss
Marian Lewis Master Nell Lewis Master
MouteII. Miss l. Moon. N NikI, Edward
Regout Karl Schultze. W. b. VanderIip Mrs
w. b. Vanderlip. DR.. c. Vering w. O. Smith
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
.LADRONES FIGHT
THE VOLUNTEERS
Three Americans Fall in
a Skirmish Near
Bolinao.
Church Property Question Is
to Be Taken Into Philip
pine Courts.

MANILA Jan. 26-It is reported here
that the volunteer force organized at Bo-
linao. province of Zamales. for the pur-
pose Of dispensing the ladrones in that vi
cinity has been defeated and that three
Americans, including Mr.. Osborne.
teacher. were killed. The ladrones out
numbered the volunteers, surrounded the
latter and boloed them. The Americans
died fighting. The details OF the affair OBJ
tainable a present are meager.
The decline in the value OF silver has
forced the Philippine Government to
lower the official rate The new rate is
2.6l silver for 81 gold, the lowest official
rate ever declared. II represents a heavy
loss TO the insuar treasury and the COM
mercial houses fear tha5 Iurther decline
VIII result in commercial disturbances.
The reports that the houses of Congress
disagree on the currency question have
had a disquieting effect here.
Il is expected the question Of the pos
session of church property in the Philip
pines Will reach the courts shortly. The
Roman Catholics have applied 10 the Su-
preme Court for an Injunction to restrain
the AgHpay factions from "defiling the
church in Rial province. The Supreme
Court denied the application. owing TO
lack Of Jurisdiction. and said the Rial
courts were competent to decide the mat
ter. IL is expected that an application for
an injunction VIII be made.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
SEAT AIRING MAN
FIGHTS ROBBERS
Aged Captain w. H.
Barr Puts Two Thugs
to Flight.
Routs His Assailants After
Being Terribly
Beaten.

Captain W. H. Barr, a well-known sea-
faring man OF this city, reported to Cap
tain of Detectives Martin last night that
he was held up and brutally beaten by
two thugs. who attempted to rob him.
Saturday night in front of his residence
at 71S Golden Gate avenue.
That the captain was not robbed of his
money and valuables is due to his own
quick action in dealing with the thugs.
He is 73 years of age, and for an old
man quite athlete. He shines particu-
lsrly as a wrestler.
The captains story as related 10 the
police last night best tells how he saved
his money though he was terribly beaten
about the head and face. He said:
II was going home about o'clock Sat
urday night and when near my house II
rs Golden Gate avenue Twas suddenly
pounced upon by two men, each wearing
a handkerchief over his face. Before
could realize what L was UP against
of them proceeded TO beat me over
tho head and face with some blunt instru-
ment, while the other made a grab for
my pockets, in which / had a wallet
containing $S7 and a valuable gold watch.
Realizing that l was about to be bereft
OF all my valuables | grappled with the
fellow who was beating me and, remem-
bering an old wrestling trick l gave him
the leg and threw him backward over
my shoulder. This act frightened the
other thug, and as | turned to treat him
nthe same manner as his pal he fed
uP the street, without having obtained
possession of any of my money"
Captain Barr after his aSsailants had
fed, proceeded to the Office of neigh
boring physician and had his face and
head bandaged. Both of his eyes were
terribly blackened and one of them COM
pletely closed from the blows.
He says that one of the robbers was
a young man and one of them appeared
TO be German. Mr.. Barr thinks that he
has seen his German assailant lettering
in Jackson Square. opposite his residence.
and says that he will be able to identify
him.
Captain Barr is well known in shipping
| circles, having for thirty years command
ed vessels on San Francisco Bay and tho
| coast. He is at present retired from ac-
tive service and is interested in several
plot boats.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
RESOLUTIONS ARE ADOPTED
ON DEATH OF INSTRUCTOR
Students of College of Pharmacy
Take Action on Demise of Pro-
feSsor ArCenti

The student bodies of the California
College of Pharmacy have met and adopt
ed the following resolutions of sympathy
relative to the death of their late instruc-
tor, Jerome John b. Argent:
Whereas. It has pleased Almighty God to
remove from our midst our esteemed teacher.
Jerome John 3. Argent; whereas in view oC
the loss we have sustained by his death AMI
the still greater loss sustained by those nearer
and dearer to him. it is but just that a fitting
recognition OF his noble traits of character
should be had; therefore be IL
Resolved, That In the death Of Professor
Argent the California College OF Pharmacy
has lost able supporter of its principles,
these classes a loved and efficient Instructor.
his wife and family devoted husband and
father and the community a worthy and
learned citizen: and be ii furtheri
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be spread the minutes of the student body
OF this college and a copy be the wife
of the deceased, to the faculty and to the
press.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Progreso Inquest Fixed.

Friday next Is the date fixed by Cor
onor Leland as the time for the official
inquiry by the Coroner's jury into the
deaths of the eight victims OF the Pro
greso disaster. Subpoenas have been sent
out for more than forty witnesses.
Servia from Adelaide Jan 25-ship ST Fran
els from Delagoa Bay.
ANTwERP-salled Jan 23-Br bark Anna
soma Jan 24-Fr bark Alice. for San Fran
Arrived Jan 25-Ger ship Bertha. hence Sep
tember "a.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Jan 25-Ger ship
Neck from New York; Br stmr Glenogle, from
VALPARAISO-saiIed Jan 24-Ger stur
Theben for san Francisco.
vICTORIA-Arrived Jan o6-Br stmr Ming
Chow, from Liverpool. via Yokohama
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MONTEVIDEO-Sailed Dec I9-Stmr Como
for San Francisco.
HAMBURG-sailed Jan 24-stmr Bulgaria,
for New York
LIvERPooL-Arrived Jan 25-stmr Iver-
John. IS. and Halifax.
Sailed Jan 26-Stmr Armenian, for Boston
GLASGOW-Sailed Jan 24-Stmr MongoIian
for 81 John. y B.: stmr Oreadian, for Port
land.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
FIELD IS FREE
FOR ARBITRATORS
Canada'S Premier Talks
Of the Alaskan
Boundary.
Reputable Jurists Will Be
Interpreters Of the
Treaty.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Jan. 26-A spe-
c.a. 20 The Province from Ottawa this al
tcrnoon says that Sir Wnfrid Laurier.
who returned this afternoon from Non
t-eal was asked whether or not there
were any conditions attached T 10 the
treaty signed by Sir Michael Herbert,
British Embassador at Washington, and
United States Secretary Hay for the set
uement OF the Alaskan boundary Ques-
uCl
There are no conditions" replied Sir
MAtrid. The arbitrators are appointed
,o interpret the treaty"
That IS the treaty Of 1882"
- es- The treaty Of 1875. The arbi-
gators viii not be hampered by any con-
c.ucns. They viii have the whole case be
fore them as shown by the convention Of
l>15"
What are the provisions as 10 the Sc
lection Of the arbitrators?"
The only provision is that they are 20
be jurists Of repute. There viii be three
able Iurists on each side"
"Carada Will be represented
''Of course. Canada VIII be represented. 80
And If the arbitration be against can
ADA. what then o.
~Canad must bear IL. She viii have. TO
abide by the decision Of the tribunal"
Do is said that Canada s arbitration rep
r,=eutatives viii be Justice Davis Mills
4t The Supreme Court Of Canada, former
Minister of Justice and the recognized
Canadian authority on, international law,
-rG Hon clifford Sift0n. Minister Of the
Interior
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Monday. January 20.
Stmr Pomona Bonifeld 10 hours from Eu-
reka.
stmr Crescent City, Payne. 50 hours from
stmr Geo Loomis Badger sc hours from
Ventura: up river direct.
stmr San Pedro. Dunham, p hours from
Eureka.
stmr Alcazar Martin. 25 hours from Port
stmr Arcata. Nelson. ~ hours from Coos
Bay.
stmr Cocunle River Frantzon. - hours
from Coos Bay.
stmr brunswick. Hammar 16 hours from
Fort Bragg; bound to San Pedro; put in to
stmr South Coast Jameson, 10 hours from
Caspar.
stmr State of California. Thomas. Al hours
st,nr AIcatraz. Carlson. is hours from Point
Arena.
s;mr Gualala, Olsen, IA hours from Bihlers
Point.
stmr Coos Bay, Swanson, &C hours from San
Pedro, etc
Jap stmr Hongkons Maru. Fllmer. 26 days
10 hours 40 minutes from Hongkong. via Yo-
kohama l6 days IL hours minutes, via Homo
lulu days 81 hours "A minutes.
CLEARED
Monday. January %
stmr Queen, Cousins, Victoria; Pacific Coast
Steamship Co.
stmr Portland, Llndqulst. Seattle; Alaska
schr Czarina. schmalz. Unga; McCollam
Fishing and Trading Co
SAILED
Monday. January &c.
Stmr Queen, Cousins. Victoria and Puget
Stmr Brunswick. Hammar. San Pedro
Stmr Portland Lndqust, Seattle.
SPOKEN
Dec 2S, off Saten Island Br ship BannocL-
burn, hence Oct 16, for Queenstown
Dec "a, off Diego Ramirez. Br ship Fairport,
from Portland. for Queenstown.
Dec &C. lat 32 S. lon so w, Br ship Rahane
from Liverpool. for Esqumalt.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LCBOS, Jan &c, 10 d m-weather
cloudy; wind W, velocity miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Jan 26-Stmr News
Sailed Jan '2e-schr NJ colman. for Grays
Harbor.
AsToRIA-sailed Jan 26-Fr ship Daniel,
for Queenstown.
SEATTLE-Arrived Jan 25-Stmr Cottage
City. from Skagway.
Sailed Jan 25-stmr Jeanie. for Valdez
Sailed Jan 26-Stmr Al-Ki, for Skagway;
Dan stmr Stanley Dollar. for Port Arthur.
PORT GAMBLE-Arrived Jan 26-Schr
Comet. from San Pedro; Br stmr Star OF Ben
PORT HADLoCK-Arrived Jan 26-Chn
bark Cristobal Solar. from Iquique; schr Co
roma from Talara Bay.
TACoMA-Arrived Jan eo-Br ship Glen
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Jan 26-Stmr
fremont. from Victoria.
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived Jan 25-Stmr
State of California. from San Diego. and sailed
hence Jan 25, and sailed for San Diego
ASTORIA-Sai Jan 26-Schr Oliver
Olsen, for San Francisco: stmr Prentiss. for
San Francisco: Br ship Glenessln for Delagoa
Bay: Br stmr Elleric, for Mauia.
COOS BAY-Sailed Jan 26-Stnlr Homer, fer
San Francisco.
sdUTH BEND-saHed Jan 26-stmr Noyo,
for San Francisco.
Arrived Jan 26-Stmr Rival. hence Jan 80.
ISLAND PORTS.
MAKAwELI-sailed Jan I5-Br bark An
tiope for Oyster Harbor.
HONOLCLU-Arrived Jan o6-Bktn Kliki-
tat from Port Ludlow. Jan 25-Stmr Korea,
hence Jan 20. for HonglTng.
Sailed Jan 25-Schrs " Marston and Ro-
samond for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORT.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-In port Jan
24-Ship Hawaiian Isles, for New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
FALMOUTH-Arrived Jan 24-Fr bark Mar
guerite Moinos. hence Sept 25.
LONDON-Arrived Jan 25-Br bark Inver-
neiil hence Aug IS.
KIAOCHAC-sailed Jan 25-Bktn Amazon.
for Astoria.
PORT SAID-Arrived Jan 24-Br stmr
Glenroy. from New York for Manila
NEWCASTLE, Aus-Arrived Jan 24-Ship
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
MILES AND HIS STAFF
VISIT AMBASSADOR PORTER
They Will Study the French Military
System During Their Stay
in Paris.

PARIS. Jan. &.-Lieutenant General
Miles. the members of his staff and his
family arrived here from Berlin yesterday
afternoon and are now at Continental
Hotel This morning the general and his
staff called at the United States embassy
and later Embassador Porter returned the
visit. General Miles also received the
military attache. Captain Mott, and other
American military and naval officers and
friends. He probably will be received by
the Minister Of War. General Andre, ana
other French military notables and will
inspect the military school and other fea-
tuTes Of the French military system.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Merchandise for British Columbia.

The steamer Queen sailed yesterday for Vic
toria with an assorted merchandise cargo cor
signed to the principal British Columbian
ports. The cargo manifested up to 3 D. M was
valued at $21. .927, and included the following /:
3S4 pkgs fresh fruit. 10 pkgs green vege-
tables So. 1872 lbs malt. $50 lbs dried fruit 2Io0
lbs beans, 600 lbs coffee. 1034 lbs bred 2l5O
lbs table meals S5 pkgs groceries and pro-
Visions 500 lbs hops, so cs canned fruit 24OO
lbs rice, 204 gals wine. 4068 pigs lead valued
at SIS, ,230). 0.325 lbs paraffne wax 3 cs arms
and ammunition, 10 bdis Dcs steel 2S bars
iron, 279 lbs tobacco, $50 tins matches %
drums refined Rlycerine, Is tons coal. 3 pkgs
drugs
In addition TO the foregoing the steamer car
ried 3Sl4 lbs hops and IS pkgs printing Ink
valued, at $II62, for Brisbane, Australia
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

N- HE ship St David, which left
Manila ninety-nine days ago for
Port Townsend, was towed into
u Yokohama on Sunday by the Brit
ish tramp steamer Glenogie. The
St. David was spoken December IS by the
steamship America Maru She had been
dismasted in typhoon and was short
of provisions. The steamship furnished
the st. David with a supply of food and
took off a sick sailor. who was subse-
quently landed here. When the vessels
parted company Captain Ryder's lnten-
ton was to sail the ST. David to Yoko-
hama. only 200 miles distant. When the
St. David failed to show up at Yokohama
IT was thought that Captain Ryder. hRd-
ing the wind unfavorable for reaching
Yokohama, was heading for Port Town
send. She has had plenty of time since
December is to have done this and 1t was
with great surprise that the shipping
world read yesterday on the Merchants
Exchange bulletin board that the st. Da
vid had turned up after all at Yokohama.
She will get new mast and have re
paired the rest of the damage done In the
typhoon and subsequently before resum-
ing the voyage across the Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Section Hand Hit by Train.

William Lamperter, a section hand on
the Southern Pacific Company's construc-
tion train, rolled out of his bunk where
the construction train had been side
switched at Burlingame station yester-
day morning. Just as the man fell a
main line train dashed past the station
throwing him off the track and iniurinS
him about the body. The man was re-
moved to the. Railroad Hospital for
treatement for several minor injuries
about the body. How he escaped being
killed is mystery, he fell directly
on the track as the through train went
speeding along without stopping.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
SAYS CONGRESS EXCEEDED
ITS LEGISLATIVE POWER
District Judge in Utah Renders a
Decision Of Great Importance
to Sheepmen

SALT LAKE, Utah Jan. 26.-Judse
Marshall Of the United States District
Court to-day sustained the demurrer Of
tie defendant in the case OF the United
states IS. Frank Marunus, who was
Charged with running band Of 2o9O sheep
-u the Fish Lake forest reserve, in viola
CCr 0f the rules formulated for the pro-
lection q forest reserves by the Secre-
Try Of the Interior Judge Marshall
stated that Congress has exceeded its
legislative power in empowering the Sec
rotary Of the Interior 20 make rules the
violation Of which would be a criminal
act. and held that the law was Unconsti-
rCr.cnaL The decision is regarded as OF
The greatest importance 10 Utah sheep
men, as a number Of pending similar
cases viii be thrown out of court.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
SUPERINTENDENT OF MINT
MUST MAKE GOOD THE LOSS
New Orleans Official Is Held Re
sponsible for Treasury Notes
Destroyed by Fire.

WASHINGTON, Jan 26.-The question
Cf he liability of Andrew Smythe. late
superintendent Of the United States Mint
a. New Orleans, for sl25. 900 in treasury
notes which were lost by him while in
his custody. was decided by the United
States Supreme Court to-day adversely
30 Smythe. The claim was made or his
behalf that the notes were burned. and il
was urged that as the notes were only
promises TO pay, the Government hed in
reality lost nothing by their destruction.
The court however. refused 10 accept
this view, holding Smythe and his sure
ties for the entire amount lost. Justice
PeCkham dissented
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
LAYMEN'S
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Adopts Resolution to Change Name
of Church and Forwards Same
to Diocesan Secretary.

A meeting was held last evening at the
Occidental Hotel by the members of the
Catholic Laymen's Club. The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved That it is the sense Of the Catho-
lie Laymens Club that the name of ''Thr
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States OF America be changed to The Ameri-
Catholic Church in the United States
The secretary of the club was instructed
to forward copy of this resolution to
the secretary of the diocese of California
resolution of coincidence was voted to
the family of the late Rev. Edgar Lion
rector of St. Stephens Church.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Florence on Overdue List.

Tie ship Florence was placed the over
due list yesterday at 90 per cent She Is
bound from Puget Sound for Honolulu and is
now out hfty-seven days. The Florence is an
old vessel with reputation for fast sailing
and considerable anxiety is felt for her safety
In view Of the fact, however, that nearly all
sailing vessels bound for the islands have OF
late been making long passages there is still
plenty Of reason to believe that the Florence
is all right. She is we'll found, well manned
and in good repair. and may have been driven
a long way out OF her course The barkentine
Klkitat. which arrived at Honolulu yesterday
from the Sound was forty-one days making
the trip.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Colonist Rates over the Southern
Pacific.

Why not arrange now for visit from the
old folks a home2 You deposit the money
with the Southern Pacific agent at San Fran
cisco now. and the tickets will be furnished
in the East whenever you wish between Feb
ruary Is and April 30 The rates from the
points named to California will be: Chicago.
s33 St Louis. Memphis and New Orleans
$50 Omaha Kansas City and other Missouri
River points sos See the Southern Pacific
agent about IL.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
TWO OCEAN LINERS
MEET IN COLLISION
One Steamer Receives Considerable
Damage and Is Being Assisted
to Port by Tugs.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The British steamer
British Prince. from Antwerp for New
York. was in collision to day three miles
from Dungeness, with the British ship
Waterloo. from Iquique, Chile. The en-
gine-rOom and stoke hold of the
British Prince filled rapidly and she
was run ashore. At high water. the
steamer was reaoated and. assisted by
tugs, headed for this port. The head
gear of the Waterloo was carried away.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

tie carly morning tides are given in the left
hard column and the successive tides of the
day in the order OF occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide oi the
day. except when there but three tides.
sometimes occurs. The heights given In
addition TO the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when a minus (-)
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane ot reference is the mean
os the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Americans to Get Canal Contracts.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-The Senate
Committee on Interoceanic Canals to-day
authorized favorable report on the bill
pI ohibiting the granting of contracts I'm
relation to the proposed Panama canal
ID any but American citizens.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Stranded Shin Helpa Is Still In

Stranded Ship Helga Is Still Intact.
LONDON. Jan 25--The British ship
Helga. Captain Ferguson, from San Fran
cisco for Cork, before reported ashore
near Queenstown, is still intact. Heavy
seas are breaking over the vessel but
owing 70 a southwest gale prevailing no
attempt at salvage has yet been made.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

The British ship Galgate is chartered for
wheat from Tacoma to Melbourne at 1ss 3D.
The bark Gardiner City, merchandise from
this port to Santa Rosalia.
The latest lumber charters reported are: The
British ship Afghanistan. from Puget Sound
South Africa, sis; the British ship County
OF Dumfrfes. from Vancouver. to Cork AIS Cd
prior to arrival: the schooner Annie NJ Camp-
bell (at San Pedro), from Grays Harbor, to
Santa Rosalia 81.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Death Calls Veteran Skinner.

Word has just been received here of the
death in England of Captain Thomas Hughes
who died December after a three months
illness at his home In discard, Cheshire Cap
tain Hughes was ~ years old and was we'll
known In San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
scoTT's EMULSION.
The Better Wdg
with q Cold.


are apt to regard 1t merely as
an annoyance-not. a thing
worth serious consideration.
You usually feel like taking
something syrupy, with per-
haPs a touch of spirits in 1t,
to warm you up and stop the
cough. But there is a better
way.
The cough, the red eyes
and uncomfortable head are
not the cold. They are only
the symptoms. They are like
the leaves of a weed sticking
above ground. The surest
way to get rid of them and
prevent their sProuting again
is to pull up the root.
You sometimes say, This
cold is all over me" = Every
cold you have is, to certain
degree, all over you. 1t is
evidence OF a slight general
weakness. 1t usually steals
in on you at time when the
body is a little below its nor.
nal tone and the surest way
to get rid Of it is to bring the
whole system up to its right
level.
You may need some medi-
cine. Your doctor will know.
But a mere exPectorantwill do
nothing toward restoring the
body to a healthy standard
Atthe best its action is merely
local and gives only tempo
rary relief. SCOTS Emulsion
does this and more.
A small quantity of the
emulsion taken regularly for
few days will supply the
lack Of proper nourishment
in ordinary food. 1t is rich
in the substances of which
healthy blood is composed.
and makes itself quickly felt
III the throat and bronchial
tubes. 1t starts the flow of
mucous and relieves an OBJ
stinate cough sooner than any
expectorant will do. ~
The emulsion does more
than rid you Of a cough. 1t
rids you Of the cold which
is the root Of the cough. Still
more, it helps to protect you
against a return of the trouble
and against its going deeper
SCOTS Emulsion is aptly
termed a food-medicine. 1t
contains the nourishing prop
critics of the whole cod liver
oil, emulsihed and combined
with the medicinal qualities
of hypophosPhites, of lime
and soda. 1t is probably more
widely recommended by ply
sicians for use in coughs and
colds than any other PrePa-
ration.
So-called wines, Cordials
and extracts of cod liver oil
do not contain the value of
the whole oil and are worth
less in cases where a pure re-
liable cod liver oil preparation
is needed. SCOTS Emulsion
has been the standard for
over twenty-five years.
We will send sample free to-.
anyone on request
-
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl St. New York.