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JALF-TONE and line work chthios si ues ,Ti ai,a
Color work; excellent results. iTm Ias ~ :,
rsAGOPIAN COMPANY. ofe"'
FLASHLIGHTS
taken N hotels or clubs; coul.tis
,'1,s.tc1Talted. write for price - A
DUNLAP 1874 Broadway
PROMPT work in developing ia, la prlnt.h.; pr
LLOYD. northwest corner o'0<a"ss ~ss
S7th ST
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pr.IIC ACCOUNTANTS.

EDGAR i. BRINKERHo9sF' Teriilea ~ poa9 pab-
n. a.. Poon az Telephones 3ll2-Broad
and sew. Meliose
T6EO KOEHLER. { = q 80 ~, n, ~ =;
,,eIs .i.' Ii35 Roadway. 81. James Building
Tel 3054-Madison square
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Gibson Glove & H'ak'f Roves--
Eub'd Necl-e yT6k'f Boxes 4
worth s. ca -........-..-..-.... =
Satin Lambrcquins-hand eTnb'd A 4
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ENGRAVING.

EAOHAtISG.
gebe.s.i i'fSsI & SON. III Nassau St.
l.eas. lsi.gss ana visiting csrds sesis. dies.
l-sifstte' '04 LOT arms. eFests. catalogues IL
agHsn.s,-'N1 Instruction bA expert rapid
Ssias e,c general lettering, mono-
bsg "a =, copper plate. Prank Hill. 140
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Gift Hints i'm
Won1en's Ready-to-Wear Garments.

CLOAKS-sUITS- -SKIRTS-WA Observation-Disclosures
TEA GOWNS-HOUSE DRESSES-SACQUES.
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PFHAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS
mace on fue quality imported net
n-l,h lao. insertion and edge.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

UP-TO- DATE office partitions and raiIInrs
general VoodWurkers n Y OE'FIsE
PARTITION co. Cabinet Makers and Car
penters., 4O2 Bleecker st. Tel a697 Chelsea
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKER. out by day: will alter and
make over. Mrs. Hommedieu. II East
53d 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-08
RESPECTFULLY,
JAMES 7. WAYSON. II. D.

AT the request Of a number OF the
signers Of the foregoing petition, your
Honorable Body Is further petItaoned
10 complete the macadanaizlng Of LII
Ia street as far mauka as willie street
Honolulu. Oahu. August 4th,. 1910.
DAVID DAYTON
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II great need He wanted help " an
ana has spent ali the road tax ard II
should have more Ewa was ailo%V1
SOC for August: Waianae vas gwen
500 TITS win allow work 70 begin On
T.fIfaa street Nj Lucas said Il snodid
Start today
Supervisor Moore said repairs 10 the
bridge across Kukui street are nec-s-
So as in tbs event Of fire N that
-.zsrrt,g~hood engines have 20 20 u
King street
The chair stated, ~ this point. tflat
h. Sad been Informed that the : Alarn
yr,r,1g case would require one moe
ava-ing for investigation. Re "ol4a
rzz-efa~e SCI Thursday evening for TIE
hearing
: communicate from james Low
manager Honolu-u plantation was an
80 for r-e comfy % remove us
---z+zv from tze lands Of the p-aTra- :
.fo7 He stated further that re "oli-
-s-- allow the county u take sl1ia=
Its for the repair q the rozoz-
NJ Archer said he I'D not oelleFs
~ would aElow ire stone removed e'=A
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Trusting that the request may re
eeive your usual careful consideration.
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In spite Of rain and muddy stfeeIs'
the Salvation Army held their regular
meeting on the corner Of Hotel and M
uann streets, and this being the first OF
the anniversary meetings, there was
good congregation n the hall Inc
singing was hearty, and everybody took
part. Several spoke OF the enjoyment
OF a Christian experience, and after the
reading Of Mark 10, u. One thing
thou laekest, several young men ex-
pressed desire to seek that = one
thing
This morning Adiutant Winter and
his assistants. from Kauai. arrive on
the Mikahala. and viii have charge OF
the meeting IN the Army hau tonlgh1-
Tomorrow night there Will pc pup
lie reception given 70 Colonel Freh eh'
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a which rhe Colonel viii denver an a.'-
dress Everybody i invited To fhis
meeting. The Colonel Is good SPEAK
q. and Il viii be q treat TO near MN
Friday evening, there viii be emu
dren's demonstration. and CoioheI
French viii speak on The Children :
and Young Peoples Work OF She
Army
SATURDAY evening, Ensign Lewis
from H1o. and the Hawaii delegates
viii be in charge Of the meeting, as,
sisted BIZ the other visiting officers ahs'
the local corps
sunday morning, ~ o o'clock, zap
tain LYMAN. from Maui, will lead me
Knee drill Colonel French wlii al
dress The Methodists IN the morning
and the Central Union people IN ths
evening. on Sunday.
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1
I-,erk KafauokaIani then read COM
rr1,nicatfor from the Governor. TINS
rs a matter Of some Importance, N
J, ..r,,,,e11 as II involved the freedom OF q
Isr.snsza for nineteen days, and which
areatens international complications
Acting japanese Consul - .
r,.r,nlained 70 the Sheriff and sunse-
o1,entIy appealed to the Governor, who
= turn passes the buck up TO the
Board Of Supervisors
Tne complaint against the man was
one wherein a two-year-ola emu
,,-s5 as having been assaulted oy tll@
I,-i<nnar. This he strenuously denied
a. described his actions 81 the night
-, tia crime was said 70 have oeen
--T,7rY,itted and in return Ne was totu
II. the police station 10 NF1'e ~
tier 70 his friends. as ne was 70 D
s.~srp1ed. He was then removed ann
80 > blanket and a mat which Ne
80 a bidding He could not eat tns
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TIE JAPANESE CASE

Balance road tax fund -..S
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Honolulu, july 81. 1906
7 ind the condition Il Liliha street
esnaeiallx at night. dangerous 70 life
and limb especially so If one should be
called on an emergency case where
making time Is a. much necessity as
+he other requirements OF . physician.
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NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion IS the best
nourishment in existence
It is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but It
digests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions IN a
condition SO that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gested. Try it If you are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish you.
-c,- RavNE 3ss Pezd STREE. Ns~ York
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SCOTT s BOVINE go Psh Stree. Ns~ York.
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If payment was offered.
Mr. Lucas volunteered to see Mr.
Low and. the board adjourned until
Thursday.
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SUPERVISORS take
Up CHARGES

Continued from Page II
Receipts from all sources ----- 4S-46s-o4
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Sgd & :. a1Ll-1 ;,
Suu4rintenaent Of Public NOTES


ROADS AND COUNTY OFFICES
The contract for nacadanizing a
parug-9 u WaIaIae road vas aWaE'-lS-d
70 Lord & Belser a. 3 S-l'c- Per
square yard
Payments 70 be made in i've Tno1li'1- :
" z,avnents. The work was esllII1a' -
% cost about $3.50
Supervisor Lucas moved Ihal ll-7
County Engineer be Instructed 70 q
range ire details and have The eoaIlaS
Artornev prepare 2 bond earrle2
Supervisor Moore presented an g
mate for tbs, maintenance q The dIEI7I-
ent county Offices and PARKS, SS'-s' s-ii-
Tor other expenses, Sl7-sse, MAKING .
total q 81 $50. Speaker said 1neS
were getting but s25.eo3 Per month rom
he Auditor and he did lot o-i1FN :
his vas co--ect- Thought the o-'a' :
should decide upon STATED sum f2E
monthly expenditures and STICK 10 -1-i- :
re 77posed ne custom Of TIE Aa-lLoi
holding back - Per cent month L 'ii-
The allowances As this board A@s -
raw the bills ne did not eoTs-Glsf =
rzg7r Tor the Territory 70 12o-d oz4-A
anv money for their successors
sreEd-
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u POLICE EXPENSES

M Lucas suggested taking tae o'--e
~ TIA ho~rs. T-IT ry-sLx par cent q
~ s-.rzr- income 81 he county "----
:, maintaining tie Police Department
~ believed seaoe Z month toT tae sup
- i police vas entirely TOO high
81 archer said he vas trying .
---af~ rre raaa a. waipaf1u- IS i was
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-13

IL off on all Ladies' Coats, made
ID in the newest styles in thief q
Mannish and Yoke effects.........=0
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One lot of Zephyrs, German
town, Shetland and Saxony,
ends slightly soiled sc each
or six for
z5c
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Shoes
$3.50 3 5fnrn lot so of L @elts E Flsi2 Specs Psss
ent and Kid, Latterman and Han
nan makes, worth 1885, to $5 C0 En-
your choice of the lot...-...- 0ZEOU
One lot of Mems Shoes, all sizes,
ranging in price from $500 to $5 90,
some lines that we are closing CO In
out, your choice at only. @ZIJU
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Meeting of the Orange Blossoms.

The Orange Blossom society Of the
Methodist church held their regular
meeting Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Martin. Eighteen mem
bers were present and the afternoon
was very pleasant and beneficial one.
An excellent literary and musical pro-
gram was carried out and at this meet
ing five new members were added to
the Orange Blossoms roll.
The following officers of the society
were elected Friday:
Miss Lucille Moore, vice president.
Miss Lucille Moore,fi vice president.
Mics Frances Chambers. correspond
ing secretary.
Miss Jessilu Martin, treasurer.
The work that this little society is
accomplishing is most excellent one
and its members should receive the
heartiest encouragement from their
parents and friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
LIGHT that Reveals Death.

Prof. Elmer Gates's discovery of I'LL
ira violet rays which disclose whether
matter is living or dead adds a fresh
chapter TO the amazing serial story of
light. How far the discovery will go
beyond furnishing the means to detect
infaIlibly the presence of death fur
Their research must show.
Presumably the new rays will assist
scientists in the delicate operations by
which mental energies are measured
and compared. They may help toward
solution of the problem of the rela-
tionship between electricity and light.
Coming from like waves, invisible TO
the unaided eye. at the upper end of
the spectrum, the new rays are of
course akin to the wonderful X-rays.
AS told in the news reports yesterday,
they cause living bodies to cast shad-
ows but show dead bodies transparent
Prof. Gates explains that electric cur
rents in the nerves and muscles of the
but when the currents are stilled by
death the rays pass through.
The first discovery of the ancients
about light was that it could be re-
flected.. Newton observed the visible
spectrum in 1872. F. w. Herschel
found evidence of the infra-red On-
visible) in 1900. end j. w. Ritter dem
onstrated the ultraviolet in 1901. The
processes of discovery since then have
been slow, and each step has added
something of mystery as well as of
revelation. Yet it may be that through
the X-rays, Prof. Gates's new rays.
the wireless telegraph and the strange
properties OF radium we are gather
ing force for our sudden enlighten-
ment on more points than those of
light.-World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
A Local Application.

A Palatka, Fla, man has been
threatened for humming his favori.e
song: In the Shade of the Old Apple
Tree" and for the benefit of some peo-
pie in this city, reference to and the
threat itself is given. 1t is as follows,
according to the Palm Beach Tropical
Sun:
A well-known merchant of this city.
good-natured man who is at peace
with all the world and who wouldn't
harm singed cat, man who wears
a smile In business and who frequent
ly goes about the store humming his
favorite tune-"In the Shade OF the
Old Apple Tree"-received the follow
ing anonymous letter through the mail
on Wednesday morning says the Pa
latka News.
I'm the shade of the old apple tree.
I've waited so long, love for thee. that
the voice 1 heard, grows faint with
each word, till it's barely a whisper a
whisper TO me. There is no more buzz
left in the bee, the blossoms are with
cred, me!-the tree that once grew
where l waited for you. has changed to
an old chestnut tree, where you hear
the blamed buzz of the bee, with
big carving knife that 1 swiped from
my wife, ] am waiting-by gee! or
daggers / have two or three. an ak
and a cutlass, you see, and I'll stick
all three things in the next guy who
sings, I'm the Shade of the Old Apple
Tree"
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No. 10. w. A. Fort J. P. Holly, j
C. Pillans
No. IL. p. L. Durisoe. r. d. Melon
aid, B. L. Hickman.
No. Ii. ]. r. Thomas, w. S. Priest
Henry McQuaig.
No. 16. 1. w. Ellis. S. Ramsey. R. C
Douglass.
No. IL. B. H. Leitner. w. H. Hamp-
ton. w. C. Crecette.
No. 10. Alex wynne, Henry Morri-
son, w. L. Smith.
No. 20. G. w. Stevens. S. ]. McCul-
ly. T. NJ. Phillips
No. "a. w. ]. Waters. Harry Mix
son, Geo. Hustel.
No. .25. T. E. Pritchett. S. H. eau
then, ]. N Marshall.
No. 26. w. D. Eminsor. ]. T. Hook
er. H. w. Huffman
No. %. B. F. Freer, Jim Freer, C. E
Lucius.
No. 80. ]. NJ. T. Carter, F. W.
Bitch, II. l.. Seckinger.
No. 81. J. A. Jones, jr., d. B. Payne.
w. A. Young.
On motion of Mr.. Fort the regis
tration officer in the precinct not rep
resented appoint inspectors and clerk;
CDR. Griffith called to the chair
Forts motion was amended that the
campaign committee name the in
spectors and clerk, which was carried.
The question of nominating county
commissioners was generally discuss
ed, and it was finally decided that the
campaign committee refer the ques-
ton to Hon. w. S. Bullock. and act
upon his decision.
Campaign Committee
w. GRIFFITH,
w. J. CROSBY,
JOHN NJ. GRAHAM.
w. X. zEWADSKI, jr.
Whereupon the committee adjourn
ed subject to call.
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What Editor koonee Says.

We have no objection to Marion
county being a senatorial district all
by itself If it wants to be. The fact
is Sumter never asked to be tackled
on" to Marion. but Marion wanted US
and we were willing to oblige her. We
are not dissatisfied now--we are agree
able either way you take it. But as
long as the twentieth senatorial dis
trict comprises Marion and Sumter
We want the original understanding
as to rotation in the Office Of senator
to continue. So far as the Times man
knows it is agreeable in Sumter to all
her people for Marion to divorce her
self from the alliance which she
sought. and unless Marion is disposed
to tote fair and stand up to the
agreement it looks like Sumter would
be entitled TO divorce on the ground
Of desertion, still we are willing to
condone most any offense, real or i'm
aginary. We are picking no quarrel
with Marion, we only want as long as
the alliance continues to live up to
it's terms. Times have changed since
Sumter was put in the same district
with Marion. our big sister doesn't
need us now to keep a negro out of the
senate, but she needed US then and
Sumter was not only ready and will
ing, but glad TO be of service. If
Marion now feels like keeping house
by herself, be assured Sumter will
throw no obstacle in the way. but wish
her peace, prosperity and content
ment. But in the meantime, why not
remember the agreement? The Ocala
Banner says the rotation plan was an
unequal one all the while, as Marion
had three times as many votes as
Sumter, possibly this is true. too, but
we didn't have an ebony hued repre-
sentative in the legislature (either
branch) and Sumter's big white ma
jority looked good to Marion them
Sumter County Times.
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Dolnes OF DEmocRAcy.
Marion COUNT Executive Committee
Mset--censure State Executive
Committee-Appoint In
spsetors, Etc.

rsa democratic executive committee
!, uar,on county met in Ocala on this,
-. ao,h day of March 1906. at one
.,oiock %. m. at the court house.
chairman John M. Graham. called
,ss meeting to order and the following
answered to their names:
robn NJ. Graham. l.. S. Light, ]. l..
Hudgens, ]. b. McGehee, w. l..
,a,dan. ]. M. Douglass, A. d. Mitch
IN G. ]. Smith, j. t. Lewis, w. J..
Crosby, w. T. Forbes. w. S. Allsop. S.
Mccully, DR.. Griffith, t. E. Prit-
chett d. l.. Grantham. c. e. Lucius,
NJ. L. Payne.
rypon motion ]. w. Stevens was al
lowed to represent FIT Mccoy, N. A.
Fort. Grahamville and H. w. Long,
Martel.
Hon. M. L. Payne offered a reso-
linton censuring the action of the state
democratic executive committee for
calling the primaries at such an early
date which was adopted.
Payne's Resolution Of censure.
whereas, believing that the primary
az nominating county and state Of
f,cers was adopted by tie democratic
marty in convention assembled at
Jacksonville In 1900 for the benefit of
the great masses of the voters of this
state and for full and free express
ion by the people on all public ques-
tons pertaining to their welfare, and
that ample time should be given to
every voter and tax payer for a full
and thoughtful consideration of the
Qualifications OF each and every can
didate for each and evry Office to be
nominated under said primary:
Therefore, be IL Resolved, that we
the democratic executive committee of
Marion county, most unqualifledly
condemn the calling of the democratic
primary for May the 18th. 1906, there
by almost closing a public discussion,
and hurrying the nomination OF the
people OF this state; because being an
agricultural county, the great mass of
our voters are so busily engaged with
their agricultural pursuits that they
cannot devote the time and give their
attention to this important branch of
the government; and we hereby in
struct the committeeman that it is the
sense OF this committee that the first
primary should not be held earlier
than June Is. of any year. except when
necessary to elect delegates to a ma
tional convention.
The campaign committee submitted
Its report to-wit:
LIST, that the rules and regulations
set forth by the democratic committee
OF the state of Florida to govern the
primaries for the year A. D., 1906, be
adopted in lots except that the commit
tee reserve the right to select the meth
cd Of nominating county commissioners
and members of the school board,
that the dates for holding primaries
shall be the same day selected by
the state committee.
That the committee wishes to call
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

Professor Bailey, of Yale university,
says that in the town in which he
spent his childhood there was a soci-
ETY. of women who were very active
man haters. On one occasion the
president prepared a paper present
ing the strength Of, women and the
weakness of men, entitled woman!
Without her. Man is Helpless" To
strengthen her point she hired a de-
crepit old man to read the paper be-
fore the regular weekly meeting of the
club. When the time came the old
man stood up. and reading from the
manuscript. loudly announced his I'll
tie as Woman Without Her Man Is
Helpless"
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A Iucyk Postmistress.

Is Mrs. Alexander. of Karey, Me-,
who has found DIR. Kings New Life
Pills to be the best remedy she has
ever tried for keeping the stomach and
liver and bowels in perfest order. You
will agree with her If you try these
painless purifiers that infuse new life.
Guaranteed by Tydings & Co. drug
gistS. Price csc. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

Mrs. A. A. Hewitt and Miss Owen, OF
Boston. who are spending the winter
at Lake Weir, were visitors to Ocala
Saturday. They returned to the lake
on the afternoon train. accompanied by
Mr.. T. J. Owen. who went down to
remain over Sunday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

John Spurhn, who is now at work
in machine shops at Columbia, s. c.,
is at home for. visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Spurlin.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
DEVILS Island Tortue.

Is no worse than the terrible case
of Piles that afflicted me 10 years
Then / was advised to apply Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and lessthan a box
permanently cured me, writes L. s.
Napier, OF Rugles, KY. Heals all
wounds, burns and sores like magic,
Csc, at Tydings & Co., druggists. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

Keep your bowels regular by the
use of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. There is nothing bet
ter. For sale by all druggists. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

the attention of the candidates and
voters to the following rules and adj
opted by the state committee.
(A) Those and only those persons
shall be permitted to become candi-
dates before or vote at or participate
in the management OF any primary
election held by the democratic party
In Florida who declare their adher-
ance to the principles and organiza-
ton of the democratic party, national
state and county, who and by the laws
of state lawful are electors in the dis
trict in which they offer to vote, who
have paid their poll taxes legally DUE
not less than ten days before such
primary election is held. and who shall
be challenged by an elector pledge in
writing upon oath before an inspec-
tor, his honor to abide by and sup
port the result of such primary and
vote for the nominees thereof.
OBJ Each person desiring to have
his name printed on the primary cleo
ton ballot as a candidate for any state
Office, shall file with the chairman of
the state committee on or before the
18th day of April, A. D., 1906, his no.
tice of candidacy and application to
have his name SO printed upon blank
to be furnished by the said chairman
and accompanied by a sum of money
equal to five per cent. of the annual
compensation of the office for which
he is candidate and no name of any
such candidate shall be printed upon
any such ballot unless this provis-
ion shall have been complied with,
provided that the assessment of mem
bers of the legislature and senators
in. those districts constituting one
county, shall be paid to the respective
county committee, and the assess
ments of senator's in districts consti-
tuting more than one county, shall
be paid in several amounts To each
county committee and each person
desiring to have his name printed On
such ballots as a candidate for any
county Office and member of the legis-
lature shall file with the chairman of
the county committee of his county
on or before the 26th day of April, A.
D.. 1906, a similar notice of candidacy
and application to have his name so
printed, accompanied with a sum of
money so fixed by the county COM
mittee, not exceeding five per cent of
the annual compensation of the Office.
End. The committee recommended the
following assessments for the diff
farpnt Offices to-Wit.
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For Thin
Babies

Fat is of great account
to a baby that is why
babies are fat. If your
baby is scpawny, SCOTS
L m ulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need Immediately for
bone and mus Gle. Fat
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not cry they are rich /;
their fat is "a id up for
time of need. They are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur
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and cushions them. When
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wholesome to them.
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