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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Yard Facilities to Re ENLARGED.

The yard facilities of the Houston
and Texas Central are to be enlarged
at an early day Deeds conveyine
parts of certain lots to the road BY
the following parties were filed for
record in the county clerks office
today: T A. Ferris and Mrs. M. ]
Ferris, J. Y. Hogsett, n. B. and Z
W. Fearis and the Citizens National
BANK. The property transferred in
Guides the lot on which stood the
old warehouse which was recently
burned. The other lots are between
Monroe street and Ferris avenue. In
Guiding small strip just west Of rhe
avenue
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

A cold at this time If neglected is
liable TO cause pneumonia which if
so often fatal, and even when the
patient has recovered the lungs are
weakened, making them particularly
susceptible to the development of
consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar
VIII stop the cough. heal and
strengthen the lungs and prevent
pneumonia. La Grippe coughs yield
quickly TO the wonderful curative
qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar.
There is nothing else lust as good "
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49, Q
: PERSONAL MENTION =
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" N T1dpeu wss beye today from
Ferris
charley Ray wen, 10 nallaa this
morning.
Mr. Blackburn sent 10 Mexia this
morning
Aiss Emma AcDayld visited In
Dallas today.
nr G Ioggiaa Of Ennis WV in
the city today
Miss Mamie Grigsb, Of italy yisit+
ed IN the city today
Miss Reagan Of Fou Worth spent
las' night in the city
Miss Lula Roberts has returned 10
her nome In Fort Worth
Mrs Lula Parks went 10 Dallas
this mcrning to visit relatives
Mrs. Horace Haywood went to En-
mis- this morning to visit relatives
Hon VIM. u Williams OF Fort
Worth, candidate for railroad com
! missioner. was in the city today
Miss Pauline Finch. a student in
Trinity University. went to Workman
this morning 10 visit the homefoks
Mrs. Clyde Stephenson and little
daughter Willie, viii leave for Fort
Worth tomorrow morning to visit her
sister
Mrs. Merritt and children OF ANA
gillo, who have been visiting the fam
lily OF 7. J. McDadc. returned home
this morning
c. D. Longserre, local manager OF
, the Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone Company, is in Dallas for
/ . day or two on business
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clears the CompIpxiOu.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly cleans
es the system and clears the com
plexion of pimples and blotches. It
is the best laxative for women and
children as it is mild and pleasant,
and does not grippe or sicken. Orino
Is much superior TO pills. aperient
waters and all ordinary cathartics
as It does not irritate the stomach
and bowels.
Sold by 3. w. Tearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Mrs. Dalton has an extensive line
OF new spring tailored hats in the
Milans, Leghorns, Tape Braid, Hair
Braids, Chip, Peco. etc, in the nat
ural straw and IN the polished straw
also They come in all colors. The
ladies are especially invited 70 in
spect this beautiful line of goods. IS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Dentist Kills Himself

trankfort. Ind. March 10 On
Ellison Dixon. dentist of this city
~ wears old. called ND his fianc.s
Miss Bessie Buchanan az Indianapo
MS "Wednesday night At the oonel,
sioh OF the conversation over III
i''ephon" d" dropped the receiver
and killed himself
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
WAY WITHDRAWN
Charges Rave Been prefrrrea 20 ,n-
President Against Embrex.

washington MarcA ls -rAe notniu
alton of John EFnbrcy 10 b~ rnitsa
siSies atiurme, for Oklahoma was
~iihafA~n hf th~ president because
charges aav' 5~en preferred as.inx,
MI Enahros is 4 sliered Tor paT
.u' 'i.'s''' ~ eertaia lAw Nofk soY
.i'aisns hmhFey collected money from
ne Indians 10 which he wAs nos "a
uiis'd Pending an Investigation Of ,hs
sh~FEv~ he President withdrew IN.
u"fiasnSiAon II The charges xhoa!a -.
s"stAsn~a ass aoazS nAfion 4~Aaa vii
% sSrw~ - - See g~>A
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Killed i'll Ii Quarry.

GEORGETOWN. Tex, March 16.-Jno
Aubacek workman in the Katy
rock quarry, was killed yesterday by
derrick falling on him His head
was bruised and both legs broken.
He was dead before his companions
could reach him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

tatlon IN congress as follows: Ala
pama. to .; Ar,-Lnsas, Z to 5 Flor
IDA ) TO 2 Georgia. IL to 6 Louisiana
I to 3; Mississippi, to 3: North
carolina, 10 to 6; South Carolina. Z
TO . tennessee, 10 to s. Texas. ls to
% Virginia, 10 to s
Inc rights of both the white and
colored population in these states hs
said. had been abridged
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kEiF ER SPEAKER.
Submits Remarks In Advocacy u Re.
ducj1u Repree

Washington. March 16.--W When the
legislative bill was taken up In the
house Thursday, Mr., Keller, Ohio. took
the floor in advocacy of his reappor
tionment bill, reducing the repressn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Fsr1 OKLA Marh if lim Mar
berry rat judgement against Yates
hfus fof $50 for lamaErs cgalmea 10
save beeu snatainet by tao latter
hrinEinE ln fewer tlrk ratfle h Be- af
i~ses frosn Texas
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WaXahachie Market
Notice.
Middline Cotton, basis

All members Of the Modern Wood
men are requested to meet Monday
night in the hall rear of Citizens Nat
ional Bank. All members of this
order, whether they hold their mem
bership here or not. are requested TO
be on hand
l.. L. AUTREY.
SH Clerk of Camp No 1875.
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A fine girl was born last night TO
Mr., and Mrs. G.. B. simmons Mrs.
Simmons is at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Bullard.
She and the young lady are reported
to be getting along nicely.
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sshingfon. March is--ay = sos.
q '1s 10 rs The Hepahznm a~sess
- ths As0ss vesMd ~ ssMs ~ As
bwo~s sms~eoc< -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Acme Ice Cream IS dispensed at
all the soda fountains in the city and
delivered on short order to private
residences, boarding houses and no.
tells Phone D. E. Kendall at Mod
ern Milling and Manufacturing Com
pany. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

D. Egger & Son have left Milford
and moved this week TO Stamford
Sam Egger left Monday night after
bidding friends goodbye The Court
er wishes them prosperity in the new
ield.-Milford Courier.
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WV WV
Tomorrow Is st ratriet'y day
Plenty Of rcd hose at F q croak's
new II
Se~ man. new rules The aodel
Hsksry. ri
Danger to the fruit srcp has not
yes passed
Tonight is regular ladies night at
The skating rink
Have your typewriter cleaned at
r. S Cronk Co.'S. II
See II. II. Mc6ombs for fire and
tornado Insurance. II
Have your Roller Skates repaired
al + $ Cronk Cos. Il
/ See that red garden hose at F. S.
Z Cronk Co.'S before you buy #
I \ girl was born 20 Mir and Mrs.
w. =. Wager yesterday morning
Have YOU signed contract for a
new sidewalk II not. get busy at
once
When you need plumber call
Bunkley, with p s. Cronk Co Both
phones SA II
Let f. s, Cronk Co figure with
you on that new roof, either sheet
4 iron or asbestos. #
Little Cert Cohen, who has been
quite sick for the past few days. is
much better today
II you want the best carriage and
buggy service, phone ~ Patton
Kennedy Company Il
Your carriage and buggy orders
will receive prompt attention. Phone
~. Patton Kennedy Company If
Every property holder in the city
should go TO the polls tomorrow and
vote on the road tax proposition.
See y. c. McRae on east side of
square for anything you need in
Queensware, Glassware or lamps 95
Quite number of ladies are now
having their shoes shined at c. D.
Pickett Jr's cents shining par
lor. 81
Ladies, as you return from the
skating rink, have your shoes shined
at c. D. Pickett, Jr.'s shining par
lor Price cents. 97j
Mr.. Z. B Creech fell yesterday
evening at the skating rink and re-
ceiyed painful sprain of an ankle.
He had TO be conveyed TO his home
in cab Ennis News
Don't bother about finding a buy
er for anything YOU may have. Just
place a small ad in the Daily Light
want column and let it do the work
1t won't cost You much. %
d. Egger & Son have left Milford
and moved this week TO Stamford
Sam Egger left Monday night after
bidding friends goodbye. The Court
er wishes them prosperity in the new
field.-Milford Courier
O.
A fine girl was born last night TO
Mr., and Mrs. Ct. B. Simmons. Mrs.
Simmons is at the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Bullard.
She and the young lady are reported
TO be getting along nicely.
O.
Acme Ice Cream IS dispensed at
all the soda fountains in the city and
delivered on short order to private
residences, boarding houses and no.
tells. Phone D. E. Kendall at Mod
ern Milling and Manufacturing Com
pany tt
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Don't bother about finding a buy
er for anything you may have. Just
place small ad in the Daily Light
want column and let it do the work.
1t won't cost you much 90
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FUNERAL DIRECTING-If you
need an undertaken, Kemble Bros.
will answer Your call promptly day
or night. tt
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FOR RENT-Residence on Oldham
avenue, close in; bath room, sery-
ants house. Miss Emma Davis al II
F T'hompstsnssss naa 's-----~-.--->- r.
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ANTE11--M Manager for branch Of
nee we wish to locate here in Waxa-
hachie. Address, with references.
The Morris Wholesale House, Cinein-
natl, Ohio o.
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ORDER-Your spring suit now. Hoi-
comb & Page have nice line of sam
pies and viii be glad to show you. If
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FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping Mrs. Ava Shellito.
coz Water street 81
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See y. c. McRae on east side of
square for anything you need in
Queensware, Glassware or lamps 95
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WANTED-An unencumbered mid
dle-aged woman or man and wife to
keep house for elderly woman. Ref
erences exchanged Address M"
care Light g.
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed
Buy second hand clothing. J. s. Per
rim, EOS East Main street. tt
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FOR RENT--Cottage diagonally
across from city hall w H. Getzen-
oaner If
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FOR SALE-Good Ellis county prai-
RE hay. tx. Rowan 9Sp
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FOR RENT--Cottage on Kaufman
street Mark Smith IT
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FOR SALE Corn, cats and hay. j
G. Gibson q
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Ladies, as you return from the
skating rink, have your shoes shined
at c. D. Pickett, Jr's shining par
lor Price cents. 81
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FOR RENT-Two offices in the VIII
iiams building. See Jack Williams. It
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Every property holder in the city
should go TO the polls tomorrow and
vote on the road tax proposition.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
close in. Apply at liz Kaufman
street #
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FOR SALE OR RENTING room,
cottage across the creek on Washing
ton street, opposite B. r. Moffett's
residence. Apply to w. G Johnson.
at the laundry. 9s
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Mr. Z. B Creech fell yesterday
evening at the skating rink and re-
ceived a painful sprain of an ankle.
| He had TO be conveyed to his home
! in a cab-E Ennis News.
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WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
occasional rain. Thursday max 40,
min, 80
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Your carriage and buggy orders
viii receive prompt attention. Phone
~. Patton Kennedy Company. If
The Washington times., 1906-05-20

but do wish you could help me with
my face. Thev tighten a little in The
winter, but become very dark II the
summer. I have tried lemon juice. but
ii doesn't seem TO do any good I am
very much worried about the summer,
for they get so dark that I don't enjoy
going anywhere. So Will you please give
me a lotion To drive them away or
tighten them2 I am eighteen years old
and do Eousework. and am outdoors
quite bit- So will you please help me
with something that will not harm the
face CT grow hair? I viii be waiting
for an answer. e S
Try the following remedy for your
freckles, and before exposure to sun or
wind rub a good cream well into the
skin, wipe OF with a soft cloth and
dust lightly with 4 good toilet powder.
DIR. sHoEMAKER's BLEACH.
CFor freckles and brown spots-A
Bichloride of mercury in coarse pow
DER, grains: witch hazel, . ounces;
rosewater, 2 ounces
Agitate until a solution Is obtained.
Mop over the affected parts. Keen out
OF The way Of ignorant persons and
children.
The Washington times., 1906-05-20
Beauty of Age

NE OST people are agreed that a
N more charming picture does
exist than that of a genuine
old lady not afraid of times
advance; an old lady with white locks.
skin unspoiled by cosmetics and a Rarb
becomingly suited TO her years. Wrink
les on a kindly countenance have an at
tracuon al their own. they trace the
history or past joys and sorrows, and
OF hours which have been marked bY
pleasure as well as pain. When an old
lady mas Kept young heart, an interest
In the anairs of her descendants and a
sympathy for their doings, she can en-
JOY life In her own way 20 the full. for
she IS the center Of attraction 10 her
friends and relatives. Yet how few old
ladies' are visible nowadaysi One rarely
sees them at social. gatherings. or in
a theater, for they are disguised in chIf-
fon and roses, with hair dressed like
that of their grandchildren, and a com
pleXion which is a terrible travesty on
the tints of youth. When a real old
lady appears, with a little lace on her
silver hair and gown, and face which
years have mellowed by a beauty far
finer than the most consummate art,
she stands out as a picture not readily
forgotten.
The Washington times., 1906-05-20
Factors of Longevity
.EMPERANCE. confluence

- TEMPERANCE, confluence, exer-
else, and cold water have been
vaunted as aids to length of life;
but, according to an Italian in
surance expert. all are ,outclassed by
the magic effect of sinecure Grant a
man pension for life. he says, and
watch his dial of fate move back some
thirty years. Pensioned army officers,
who get enough to exuberate, as well
as TO exist. almost become immortal:
vieux de lempire. that is. pets of the
first Napoleon. still glittered on the
promenades of Nice and Biarritz a few
years ago. Hence, also, the extrme
longevity of country parsons, who often
add the interest of snug savings to their
pension of dollar a day, in north Ger
many. and a form II, Austria, where a
rusucator can board himself for $50 a
year and save crumbs for the sparrcws.
The Washington times., 1906-05-20
AaSAL SWmmer EcoScef


TINE woman who can not only keep
cool. but look cool. during the
4 summer weather. accomplishes
two important things. She secures
her own comfort. and she Is a benefactor
TO her sex, for those that look at her
cool down insensibly upon seeing her
cool and calm under these trying con-
ditions Of the weather.
Dress. Of course. is an extremely i'm
portant thing IN accomplishing a state
OF looking and feeling cool. On the sub
ject Of underclothing there Is a differ
ence OF opinion. Linen IS undoubtedly
the coolest material 10 put next 10 The
skin. and when in the form Of linen
meshed garments, which allow the per
spirauon 10 pass through freely Is Verv
desirable. However, ga our varia BE
climate lightweight wooiens are often
advisable. They come very finely woven
and lessen the danger from sudden cold
Much comfort may be gained by sub
sdtuting a lightweight corset for th e
one usually worn There is an idelI
corset made OF lightweight porous mate
rial, Iree from stiffness, and having only
the number OF bones absolutely neces-
sary.
II is a good rule in summer. 10 have no
clothing tight enough 70 leave a mark
on the body. One accessory Of dress
which is the undiscovered cause Of many
a nOLs AuSntu lace ana IeeLlng or great
discomfort is a belt that is too tight
When this is Of leather IL is particularly
Objectionable. as Il excludes all possible
air from this part Of the body. and
makes small torrid zone that affects
the whole system.
OF fabrics that do not keep the body
too warm nearly every woman NAV oh
tain a supply. There is an endless
choice Of dress-stuffs. AThat white is
cooler than black or dark colors should
be borne in mind when making a seiec-
ton.
If a woman's means are limited and
washing is an extravaganza to which
she dare not pander, a thin skirt OF dark
silk should be worn.
Don't, II you can possibly avoid K
weight your body down with heavy
cloth skirt OF course, a thin shirt waist
Is a comfort, but there's more tOy and
comfort than you realize in a thin, cool
One of the foremost things necessary
70 the woman who would appear cool is
the power 10 control her feelings. It's
the simplest matter in the world 10 look
cool swinging in a hammock under leafy
DoUghs, dressed in a cool. white dress:
put II requires self-cOntrol TO look cool
aIter busy morning or exposure TO the
glare Of the heat and sun
Every woman should make up her
mind not to be worried by trifies during
the summer months at least Unless
you do this you will be unable 10
achieVe that combination Of coolness
and good looks which is so much TO be
envied.
The Washington times., 1906-05-20
= Light DzsA AA0az0@-evsz5e%S

interested IN the same. I have had some
I of your recipes. among them being the
| orange flower cream. I have found
them all very beneficial but am anxious
] to know II there was anything in the
7 iorange-fower cream 10 cause hair TO
grow on the face I did not think so.
| but wan ed TO be sure. as am inclined
to have hair on parts Of the face.
n. H.
I can positively state that the orange
flower cream Will not promote growth
Of superfiuous hair Am glad you have
found my recipes so satisfactory
To Remove Impurities From the Blood.
I have clipping OF a blood purifier
that YOU gave. and I want to know ex-
actly how to take It. Do you mean TO
take from one to four teaspoonfuls az
one dose. or how2 Please give explicit
directions. and return this with your
answer I am twenty-one years old, so
il you can. tell me exactly how much at
a dose and how often. I am troubled
with impurities OF the blood working OUT
in the face, and viii appreciate your adj
vice. How many bottles do you think
I should take2
Do you think this blood purifier will
stop my face from breaking g-Out2 Moth
ing tha. I have tried will prevent these
formations, and I wish you would ad-
wise me what 70 do for them 1 want
something that will prevent my face
from breaking out this way, and not to
cause IL 10 break out. as some things I
have tried have affected il that way
Take three teaspOonfuls OF the blood
purifier at one dose, preferably in the
morning before eating. This will prOb-
ably drive the impurities from the blood
and maze the eruptions on your face a
little more frequent at first, but IL vcu
persevere with the treatment and use
the cream. for which I am giving you
formula. externally, I feel sure Your
complexion viii soon improve.
FOSSATI CREAM FOR PIMPLES.
Lanolin, s grams; sweet almond oil.
grams; sulphur precipitate, grams;
oxide Of zinc. 23z grams extract OF vio-
let. 10 drops.
The Washington times., 1906-05-20
Summer Clothing for
Children.

ANSL OF ALL IN choosing material
r let heavyweighted stuf1s be avoid
ed Few things are more exhaust
Ing 10 children than exercise in
warm weather IN heavy clothing.
The combination garment worn next
TIE skin should be OF very thin wooden
material. or better still-though mora
expensive-Of silk and wool mixed, be-
cause these being non-conductors Of
heat, the wearer OF them runs much
less risk Of chiIls than the wea-er OF
cotton or linen.
Wool possesses the same property as
n birds feathers. IN that it does not re,
tain moisture in it's fiber as cotton and
linen does, and the moisture and exhala-
tons Of the skin evaporate quickly
through It. This Is a vast advantage
when the body perspires freely.
In our uncertain climate, with its ex-
traordinary changes from heat 10 cold
even IN midsummer, there is really
more risk OF colds in summer than in
winter. The risk is greatly reduced by
the wearing or a thin woolen undergar>
The ideal dress for children I'm sum-
mer Is a combination OF wool, or silk
and wool. and a holland, cambrtc. or
zephyr overall. or knicker suit.
The combination should have short
legs and short sleeves. and should be
loose
The overgarment should be as loose as
possible. Remember that tight clothing
IS dOubly so for children In warm
weather.
japanese silk. which can now be
bought for as little as sixpence three
farthings n yard. makes delightful sum
mer garments for wee girls, and washes
beautifully. It is lighter than holland.
piQue, or galatea. and. therefore, the
most suitable OF all fabrics Tor a not
summer.
The Danger of Chills.
OF all things. avoid that atrocIty for
hot weather, the Dutch bonnet"
It is as unsuitable and unhygienio Top
q girl IN warm sunshiny weather as a
cloth cap is for a boy. 1t affords no
protection tor the eyes from the glare
OF summer. and It prevents the perspl>
ration of the head from evaporating
freely.
1t is positive cruelty 20 a little girl
40 cram all her curls close to her head
tunder one of these nightcaps. even
though they may be made OF lace
Hair confined closely to the head is
very heating to it. This fact seems
often to be completely forgotten by
mothers and nurses in summer.
Sandals are undoubtedly the best foot
gear fl warm weather; but when the
late afternoon begins to turn chilly
sandals and shoes should be resumed.
Mother Hints.
Pure water is the best drink for chill
dren IN the hot weather. But insure
that Il is pure by boiling or filtration
Suns-roke may sometimes be caused
by exposure Of a child's back to the sun.
even though the head is covered
Shoes and stockings should be worn
in the summer evenings. as the dew is
likely to give children colds If they run
about bare legged
When playing in the sunshine children
should have a veil of butter muslin
stitched 10 the back Of their hats 10
keep of the suns rays from the back
of the neck.
The Washington times., 1906-05-20
Feeding Children

Up to the year OF ten children are
much better without tea OF coffee. MIX
or milk ard water is far better. Neither
should pickles nor condiments OF any
kind except salt be allowed, and meat
should only be allowed once a day. II
children were more carefully fed, IN
stead OF being allowed to eat anything
that is provided for their elders there
would be fewer dyspeptics in the years
70 come.