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The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-27

At recent meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Jewish Hospital Association
of st. Louis it was announced that julius
Lesser had donated $25,OOO and Mrs. Jona-
than Rice had donated 100000 An addi-
tional $4,000 was collected, which, with
large donation from Elias Michael, makes
almost $4,000 available towards the con-
struction of new building. An endeavor
will be made to raise an additional $4,000
before beginning operations }, as not to
have a debt the building. fDr. Herman
Tuholske, president of the medical staff OF
the association, donated a fine equipment
for the operating room.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-27

WE TRY to keep the neatest and clean
est store in Denver. We endeavor to
make our store attractive that 1t is
a real pleasure to come in and inspect
the good things to eat.
We are constantly searching the mar
ket for the choicest goods. AS soon as
we find better grade of Canned Goods
better anything-we get it. We are
satisfied with nothing but the best.
We claim to have the finest grocery
house in Denver. We make strong state
ments, but we use words carefully. We
expect people to come in and see if
store is good claim. We want
you to be among the number.
Ordway, Snow & Addison
Grocery Co.
1886 GLENARM STREET..
PHONES 4721, 4722, 4723.
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
ESTABLISHED 1892
Cor. Fifteenth and Arapahoe.
per cent on Savings and Time Deposits.
Capital and Surplus, Sl35, 100000
B. F. salzer. Pres: VIM e. Wilson. I'd Vice
shall. Cashier: ]. v. Cockins. asst. Cashie
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-27


claimed that our thoughts, words and
actions have either an eevating or depress-
ing effect upon our environments. upon
more than one occasion l have been i'm
pressed with the advisability of creating the
Office of moral censor in this lodge
You never can tell what your thoughts
will do,
In bringing you hate or love,
For thoughts things, and their airy
wings
Are swifter than carrier doves.
They follow the law of the Universe
Each thing must create it's kind;
And they speed DER the track to bring you
back
Whatever went out from your mind"
The institutions which this order has
erected and is supporting are enduring mon
umentS to which every member can point
with pride. BY educating the orphan and
equipping him to successfully enter life's
arena and become a useful citizen, we are
not merely doing Gods WORK, but rendering
a service to the state and nation. Our nos
pital has served as a snug harbor to many
a physical wreck and those Scared Veter-
ans who fought the good fight and were van
quished have found a refuge at the home for
the aged to pass the evening OF their pll-
grimage in peace. But the grand charity
work of the order does not absolve us from
doing our duty as individuals.
Cast your bread upon the waters, far and
wide your treasures strew,
Scatter it with willing fingers shout with
joy to see it co.
You may think it lost forever, but as sure
as God is true
In this life or in the other, it will yet re-
turn to you.
There are five members who have not
responded to the roll call to-day. There are
five links missing; there are five who have
joined the Grand Lodge above.
Let us forget the faults and frailties held
by them in common with all mankind and
think only of their virtues and their excel
lencies so that it may not be said of them
that 1.-The good is all inferred with their
bones"
Jacob o. Hemberger.
Brother Heimberger was left an orphan
when quite young and was adopted by his
uncle, DIR. David Heimberger He received
his education at Jarvis Hall and the State
University. At Saguache, during vacation,
he laid the foundation for his brilliant news
paper career. At the age of twenty-one he
accepted position with the Leadville Her.
ald-Democrat advertising solicitor. He
filled every trust so faithfully and ef1c1ently
that whenever change of ownership oc-
Cured he was included in the transfer. In
1892 he became sole owner OF one OF the
most influential newspaper plants in the
state. He achieved success and deserved
it. AS a citizen he was highly esteemed, as
a friend he was loyal, and his home life was
ideal. While his business brought him in
contact with those of the opposite faith, he
never found it necessary to deny his ,colors
1t was his privilege and pleasure to be OH
intimate terms with non-Jews. His disposl-
tion was such that he carried sunshine
wherever he went and his death cast gloom
over the whole community. OF him it truly
could be said he had no enemies, and the
eulogy published by his sole business rival
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Ton, An Act proeldlne Tor The inter.
pretatlun 81 negotiable instruments.
Referred TO committee on Judiciary
House bill No. ifa. BY Nc. Bills. An
Act 20 almond section 33a7 81 she
compiled laws 81 1897. regarding ap.
peale from the district court. re-
fcrrcd TO tho cot1miitee on Judiciary.
House bill No. ia. by Cornelio san
doval. Al Act 90 amend chapter 90. Of
the session laws 81 1891, referring 90
w0rk on dichea w the Pueblo Indians.
Referred TO the committee on irriga,
ton
House BIN No. ifs. BY Mr.. Howard.
An Act providing Tor the manage.
ment aud government Of tho Coboietfa
land grant IN socorro county. Re
fefred to The committee on territorial
affairs
House BIN No. 100. b. MP. Luna. An
Act o. amend chepcr as. OF the sca-
slOn laws OF 1904. relating 10 dam.
axe committed by stray animals. Re-
tcrred 20 che committee on agriculture
and manufactures.
Housa bin No. i47. by hlr. Wilkor.
son. An Act ixlne the time for hiring.
ing action on insurance policies. Re
ferred % committee On Judiciary.
Tho house took a recess at noon un.
81 $3.50 o'clock In che afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
COUNCIL.

Afternoon sesslon.-Forty-slSth Day.
The council was called To order by
President Clark a. 3 o'clock.
Council bill No. 90. by Mr.. Chavea,
an act fixing salaries OF certain coun.
~ officials and defining classes OF
counties, was referred TO the commit
tee on counties and county lines.
The committee on railroads, Of
which Mr.. Martin Is chairman. report.
Cd house bill No. i0t By Mr.. Lynch,
an act providing a penalty for stealing
brosess and other railroad equipment.
recommending that Il be passed. The
report was adopted and the bill was
passed.
The committee on irrigation, OF
when Mr.. Chaves Is chairman, report
cd houao bill No. "a. by Mr.. Williams
az act relating 70 the use OF water,
recommending that Il be not passed.
The report was adopted and the bill
indefinitely tabled.
The committee on irrigation, OF
which Mr.. Chaves Is chairman. report
ed house III No AZ, BY Mr.. Griego. an
act regulating bitches. recommending
that II be not passed, and the bill was
indefinitely tabled.
The Judiciary committee, OF which
Mr.. I.eahy Is oaairman. reported ooun
Oh bill No. as. an act providing Tor
the appointment Of district attorneys
recommending that Il be not passed
but that council substitute for SAINT
DO adapted. The council substitute
fof same passed. THIS bin is by Mr.
Iloahy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS $
FOR FORTY-THTRD DEFY

10 O'Clock by President John 5. Clark.
Invocation by the chaplain. The roll
call showed 81 present exceri aeasrs.
Greer and Ballard.
Mr.. Reed reported rom the com.
mlitec on territorial Affairs roCoin'
mandinr thar council bin No. =. ~
Mr. i.eahy providing FOR the appoint
ment % six fnembcra Of the C4ulo
Sanitary board BIZ passed Report
adopted and bin passed
Mr. Monloya reported from the com
mitiue ON agriculture and manuiactvf
lnF. recommending that house bill No.
a6. by NJ. pondlcton. An Act regard
lne lawful fences. be moi passed. Re-.
por adopted and bib indefinitely
tablcsL
Mr. Reed reported from ne commit.
tee on territorial aifairs on councii
hill No. 7h, ~ Mr.. Ballard An Act
providing for n butchers license. rec
ommcndln0 that Il DC not PASSED Re.
uoft adopted and BIN tabled indefinite
"
Mr.. Reed reported that She commit
tee ON territorial affaira recommend
ID the passage Of council blll 81, re-
EardinE the managemcui Of the cattle
sanitary hoard. Report adopted aud
bill passed.
The council then took up house
amended oOnncil joint memorial No.
g. mcmorialixing congress- 90 pfohlbt
in erEato commerce In adulteraiesl
fot.dg. the council concurrcd in hOuae
amendment.
Mouse joint memorial No 4. by Ne.
Lynch. endOrsnR President R0Ose
yelts action on nlegitimate trusts
rules suspended. read second time by
title referred TO committee on iudici
AIRY.
House Joint momOria! No. 8. relating
"a hubble lands. recommending thai
the secretary Of the Interior order op
cned for agricultural settlement cor
tlin sectiona OF Withdrawn lands IN
San Juan county, read third time un
der suspension OF rules and passed.
A house message announced that
the house has passed amended hOus,
hili No. n. BIZ Mr. Dalles. An Act pro
vidinr Cor o county levy 20 pay ioi
bridge construction.
House blll No 1913. by Mr.. de Baca
An Act providing for the collection %
delinquent taxes, referred TO commit
tee on Judiciary.
House blll No. 1913, by Mr.. stockton
regulating the salaries OF county CON
misaioners, read three times undel
suspension of rules and passed.
House bill No. 81, by MI. Dailes Al
amended, provides for special COUNTY
ieyica for public bridges. after secon'
reading, referred 70 the committee o.
finance
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Council bill No. %. by Mr.. Mar
tlnez, An Act amending section 80 o
the acts ot the thirtythird Legislative
assembly. defining the rights Of votei
an soldiers aud their widows az .
! land claims. under suspension 81 rules
read second time. considered transla'
od printed and referred 90 the commit
, tee ON mines and mining.
Council bin No. s5, by Mr.. Marines
An Act providing a penalty for PEI
sons interfering with water plpes q
. reservoirs. under suspension % rule
read twice. considered translated an
! printed. referred to the committee a
, Judiciary.
Council adjourned NJ 1895 O'cloc
until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
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POiNkIllev
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whsn iaiep A llre alwafg prryenls ploknesA
my it.lrNf fF. kefp it handy f0s Sudden
attacks. Ihe old -ellahle medicine



House bin No. lf9. by Nc Howard.
an act to protect tho Inhabitants OF
the territory from frauds perpetraied
BY luucrant vendors Referred 70 the
committee on territorial afriirs.
House bin No. $50. by Mr. Williams.
an act 20 amend an act ~ the thirty
sixth legislative assembly. being an
act "a create an insurance department
IN New Mexico and 20 regulate the Ia.
Eurance companies doing business In
the territory, The amendment readH
that the act shall moi affect policies ~
sued prior to the passage Of the bill.
AR. Wilkcr6on moved that the rules be
suspended for the purpose 81 taking
up the bill The motion was carried
boz q vote ~ 20 10 2. Measrs. Dc Leon
and SandOvai Of Santa Re voting no.
The bin MISSED.
SIS On Third Reading.
The committee ON territorial anairs
reported house bal No. III. by Mr..
Mirabai. an acc 10 protect persons hir.
ing labor IN advance. recommending
that Il be PASSED. The report ami
amendments were adopted Tho hill
passed unanimously.
The committee on Irrigation report
od counsel BIN Ne. %. by Mr. Martin,
an AGA 80 amend subsection t3i OF sec
lion 1855 OF the Complied Laws Of
1891. recommending that v be passed..
The act refers 10 appeals Ia certain
cases. The report was adopted and
the bill passed by vote OF 30 20 Q,
Mesers. Neblott. Wight and Williams
voting no.
The committee on territorial affairs
reported house bill No. 40. by Mr.
Dailcs by request, an act relating III
the duiien OF the sheep sanitary bOard
providing for quaraniiniEg Of dis
oascd sheep. Recommending that 4 he
passed. The report was adopted Tbs
bill passed, 81 70 I. dc Leon voting no
The committee on finance reported
house bin No. so. by Mr.. PondlctOn
an act authnrizlng Miss Sue Gro8en
leaf TO write a school history OF NeN
Mexico. recommending that che com
mittee substitute be passed, Mr.. San
chez talked IN favor Of the adoption Of
the report. Mf. DO Baca offered IN
amendment 10 tho substitute prOvid
Ing that no money be paid Miss Greeu
leaf until 80 per cent. Of the work on
tho history had been completed, ans
that tho history be written and ap
proved By the territorial board OF edu
cation and that she furnish a bond %
81 600 for the faithful performance %
her duties. Mcssrs, ElllH and wilkor
son spoke In favor ~ the adoption o
the amendment, Mes5rs. Howard ans
Sanchez against.
Mr.. Howard moved that the amend
ment of Mr.. Dc Baca be laid on th'
table indefinitely. The motion faile'
20 carry by a vote on Is 60 IL. Mr.. d
BaeA then moved that his amendmcn
be accepted, which motion was car
ried by vote Of Is 10 II.
/ The house took a recess az noon AN
an 2.3O O'Clock In the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Afternoon sssslon--Forty.thlrd Day.
(COntlnued from Monday

(Contlnued from Monday
House bin No lss, By Mr. De BAca,
an act providing for the collection Of
delinquent taxes on property In the
hands Of receivers. Il refers only 10
Guadalupe nounty. The bin was passed
under suspension of the rules by a
unanimous vote.
House bin No. t24. by Mr.. Howard.
an ACT 10 amend certain sections OF
the law relating 10 butcher shops. Re.
tegrod 10 committee on territorial af.
fairs.
House bin No. 1875. by Mr.. Howard,
an act providing Tess 10 bo paid pro
bate clerks for nllng proofs OF mining
claims. Referred % committee on
mines aud public lands
House hill No. 1876, By Mr.. Howard.
an act rotating 20 the taxation OF mu.
nicipal corporations. Referred 10 com.
mlttee on corporations.
House bin No. i27. by Mr. Howard.
an act regulating the practlce OF os.
toopathy In New Mexico Referred 10
the committee on judiciary.
House bin No. i2s, by Mr.. Stockton.
an act regulating the salaries Of coun.
~ commissioners This bin IA the one
vetoed BY the governor, but II has
been drawn up 20 as 10 overcome the
objections eol forth Ia tho veto. The
bill was passed undar suspension OF
The rules by vote 81 rs 70 3. DO Leon
and Or'iz voting no
House bin No. laa, by Mr.. Stockton
by request, an not relating 20 mar
riaEe. Referred 81 tho committee on
territorial analya.
House BIN No $50. BY Mr. Pondle.
tcn, an act relating 10 tho luroau OF
Immigration ~ the territory. Referred
10 che committees on judiciary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04


Speaker Dalies called the house %
order az 1918 O'clock. All members
answered present to the roll call ex'
cep Mr.. Ellis. Tho reading OF the
Journal waa dispensed with.
Mr.. Daliss moved thai house bill
No. III, By Mr.. Daleo. An Act proyid-
ing for the levying Of a tax by he
county commissioners for the con,
struciion of bridges. be reconsidered
Tor the purpose Of adding an amend
ment 10 the bill. The motion carried.
The amendment provides That section
2. az the house bin No. ~, be amend
ed 90 as -ead "Or repairing bridges
already constructed" The bin as
amended passed the house unanimous
iy.
Mr.. Howard moved that the rules
be suspended for tho purpose OF TAX
ing up house substitute 90 house
Joint resolution No. 8. by Mr.. How.
ard. providing FOR the printing Of
the journal Ia Spanish. Mr.. de Baca
and Mr.. Wllkerson talked against the
measure aud Judge PendlefOn and Mr.
Sanchez supported Il. Tho motion WAS
lost by a vote Of rs for and against
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
House hin No. 1871 by Sir. Sanchez
An Act requiring officers Of c0r10fh.
lions and corporations TO report num-
Der OF sharOe OF such companies. Re
ferred % the committee on corpora
tiona.
House Rim No. l32. by Mr.. Sanchez
An Act relative 90 tho territorial
board OF education and regulating
county teachers Institutes Referred
TO the committee GA education.
House bin No 1873, by Mr.. sanchez,
An Act regulating fees OF justices Of
the peace and cOnsiahlea. Referred
20 the committee on territorial affairs
House bin No i34, By Mr.. Sanchez.
An Act relative 20 building OF school
houses IN school districts. Referred
% the committee ON education
The committee on judiciary report
cd houso blk No. Sc. by Mr.. Pendio-
ton, An Act prohibiting tae sale Of
liquors near public works. or rallroed
grading camps, recommending that Il
be passed The report was adopted.
The bill PASSED by a vote 81 ~ 20 l..
Mr.. San,loyai ~ Santa Re voting no.
The committee on puhlic property,
reported honso bin No. IS, by Mr.
Il NANMNANa INWNNNNAAtAh NAAN ANAAtAAA'hNAf
and sale OF cigarettes In the territory
Recommending that u be not paseed,
Tue report was adopted and the bis
was laid ON the table by unanimous
vote.
The committee ON fnance reported
house ldli M. %, by Mr.. Dalies, pcO.
yidinE for fhe collection N poll tax,
recommending that Il be passed. TIC
report was adopted. The blil passed
unanimously.
REPORT or STANDING COMMIT.
TEES.
/ The committees on Judiciary report.
81 council substitute for council bin
No. SO, by Mr.. leahy. An Acf dchn.
ing crimo OF arson and pro9idlng a
penalty therefor. recommending that
Il be paescd. The repCrt was adopted.
THE hlll passed unanimously.
The committee on counties and
county lines rop,Tiod h0dae bill No,
100. by Mr Inoeuo. An Act regulating
salaries 81 county commissioners ~
counties OF me third and fourth eiass.
-, recommending that X 10 passed..
Tho report was adopted. MI de- haca
offered an amendment. The amond.
mont a 90 section 2 Of the hlll, and
provides That county commissioners oi
counlics ~ tho fourth claea receive a
eaiary Of s400 per annum. TIE ian
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
HousE.


Afternoon eeaaiOn--Fort.'.aiNth Day.
Every member answered the roll
call.
Mr. williams offered an amendment
providing that house substitute 20
house bin No. 80, BY Mr.. Pondleton,
the Greenleaf history bill, be amended
10 read that Miss Sue Greenlcai be
required 90 furnish a bond fOT $500,
and upon furnishing such bond that
81 800 be paid her for such history
The amendment was adopted.
An amendment by Mr.. Wilkersou
that the bond be- approved by tho ter
rltprial auditor before any payment Is
made 20 Miss Greenleaf was passed.
A motion by Mr. Griego 60 table the
bin was lost hy a vote Of ~ TO 7.
The bin then PASSED by vote Of 10
10 80, Messra. Duran 0riego, Euis, dc
Leon. Mirabal, Ortiz, Wall and dc Baca
voting no.
A motion 10 reconsider was laid on
the table indefinitely,
Under the suspension 81 the rules
council bin No. yG, BY Mr. Lcahy. pro.
vidinE Ton the appointment OF assist.
Rnt district attorneys, was passed
unanimously.
Reports Of standing Committees.
Tho committee on Judiciary report
ed house bill No. 81. BY Mr.. de Baca
an set 20 create district attorneys
district TO be- composed OF the coun
ties of Lincoln. otero Guadalupe and
Quay. recommending that Il be passed
Tho renort OF tho COMMITTEES was
adopted, and the bill passed by vote
Of 20 10 3. Messrs. Howard, Nebleil
end Williams voting no.
Mr.. Sanchez moved that the rules
be suspended for the purpose OF TAX
lnR up council substitute for council
bin No. as. by Mr.. Read. an act group
ing the several counties Of the terri
tory into districts for district attorney
purposes, and providing for thu ap
pOlntmont OF district attorneys there
for. The motion carried, and the sub
stitute was passed by unanimOui
vote.
Mr.. Wilkerson In the meantime ha,
discovered that In the substitute tina
Torrance county was not Included i
the Second district, against the Wishe.
OF the people Of that county. and b
therefore moved that the vote b.
which the substitute passed be recon
sldorod. The motion waa carried, an,
Mr.. Wilkerson thoronpon offered hi
amendment and moved that a commit
tee Of three be appointed to conslde
the Amendment. The house took a r.
cess for fifteen minutes 10 allow tn
committee 10 consider the amendment
The committee reported fayorably AM
the amendment was adopted. Tn
amendment places Torrance county Il
the Sixth judicial district. with feI
naliIio and SAndoyal. Tho substitute
was passed as amended
The house adjourned At l.30 o'cloc
until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
Drying preparations simply dsvsl.

Drying preparations simply devel.
op dry caiarTh ihey dry up tho secrell0ng
which adhere 10 tho membrane aud docom-
pose, causing q FAR more serious trouble than
Che ordinary form ~ aatarTh. Avoid al dry.
ing inhalarsa, flames, smokes and 6nulia
aud usa thar which oleanaca, Noothes aud
heals. Ely's Cream Balm ~ such a remedy
lnd viii cure oAtArrh or cold in tho head
easily and pleasantly. trial aixo will bo
mailed far 10 cents. All druggists noli the
COO. aizo. Ely Brothers, 90 Warren ST., NY.
Tho Balm oufca without pain, Goes not
irritate OF causo sneexing. II spreads itself
over an initiated aud angry sur ,loo, relieve
ing Immediately The painful inhansmation.
With Ely'u Cream balm you are armed
againsl H.ssal Caisuh sd Hay 1evef.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Morning acknowledgement Day.
Speaker Dalles called the house %
order az 1910 o'clock. All members
answered present 10 the roll call.
Mr. do Rnca moved that the vote
by which house bill No. 90 PASSED tho
house he FecOnsldored. The bill 10 by
Mr.. Sanchez and provides for tho ex'
tension OF the study II geology "a the
University q Kew Mexico az AlDu'
qnerque The motion was carriei.
Upon v0te. tho bill AZ amended w1s
laid upon the table by a vote OF 10
too.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
PASSED unanimously e. amended.
HOUSE.


Afternoon 6esslon--44th Day.
Speaker Dallcs called che honse 20
order a. Sis O'Clock. an members
auawsrcd prcoent % the roh call OK.
cepf Mr. nalioa.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEFN
Tho committee on agriculture and
manufacturers reported houqs bill No
i07 BY Mr.. Mirahal An Act % present
tho sale a animals held % shares
without the consent ~ co.OWnera, rec.
Oufmcnding that u De passed. The re-
pom was adopted. Tho hlll vas passed
~ vote Of ~ % ]. Nc Greigo voting
co.
The committee on railroads report
"a house bill No i0f by Mr Lynch.
An Act making u n felony for any one
10 tasnper with railroad property and
repeating sDciion 4. Of chapter 10 Of
the complied laws Of 1927. recpm.
mondlnR that u be- passed. The report
w8a adopted. TIE biz passed BY a
vote of 20 10 !. Mr. GrclFo voting no.
Committee substitute 20 house
Joint resolution No. 5. by Mr. How
ard. n resolution providinE for the
printing of bills reports ETC., uf the
house IN spanish. was introduced. MI
Sanchez moved that tho rules be rua'
pended for the purpose Of taking up
the resolution cut Of rs regular order
for consideration by the house Mr.
Wilkefson made an amendment 20 tnia
mot ION 20 iho effect that the resolution
TO racommiitcd. The vote resulted IN
fb ayes and ) hayes. Mr.. Sanchez then
moved that tho rules be suspended 20
take up the resolution. The motion
was lost BY vote of IS ayes 20 3 noes
Mr.. do naca then moved that tho
house adjourn until this morning az
10 O'Clock. which motion was carried
BY a 9Otc Of ~ 80 n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
No SUBSTITUTE

has yet been found for cod
liver oil, There are so-called
extracts, wines and cordials Of
cod liver oil that are said TO
contain the active principles
but not the oil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as well extract the active prin-
ciples Of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form OF cod liver oil, that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily, is SCOTS Emul-
sion.
SCOTT a BoWAM. ~ VsaIl snssl. New yosh.