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New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April 16-The wool market continues extreme
" dull and there Is radical falling OF price
OF deliveries old contracts SJatistIcaiy the siyua
but the domestic WOols In heaviest
ply almost unstable at the prices asked. the mar
fet unsatisfactory the sellers Rather in
terest in Z blood fleece IS feature OF the week The
market. generally speaking is steady and without I'm
change quotations Activity in foreign clOh
ing wools Is slackenns Tho Leading domestic quota
tions range follows: Ohio and PennsyIvania--XX
and above, SaG34iae; X. S2Q$5c: No I. S9@40c: No
SsQ39c: unwSshed, 2GG2Tc; unUlerChantab.e. 29c
y blood unwashed 63a64e: q blood. unwashed S3ise
34c: 4 blood, unwashed. 32i3Sc delaire washed 3t,
delatnc. unwashed 2Oc Michi iganEtue unwasheG, 24g
25c: dsaine. 27g2sc Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
s8c Texas (scoured bas.s)--Fine IL months I2E.4c:
months GS610c; fine fall clean, 5Sg6Oc Cal
fcrnia basisOrthern choice 61a6sc; North
ern good 66G67c middle county. SSsN6c; SoCthern 90
G2r-Nf fall 5In5Sc tScOured baStS)-EaSt-
ern No l. staple 62973c; No l. clothing 6N70c;
Valley 6OG62c Territory. staple tscOured basis
Fine 72G73c medium. 6se 7c medium GS666c Ter
secured basis-F1ne. GS9tOc: hne ne
dun 6696so; medium. e2ge+e colorado AMI Ne" t MEX
(scoured)-X $50 1Oc; No l, 634dSc. Geor-
Es-Creass 2sg2SIac Pulled woods (scoured basis)E2x
ira 7Oa73c: hHs ~ 62gG5c: supers 5S95sc' supers
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

COTToN-The cotton market was fairly actl'e curing
tc-days session and showed pretty trIn to'e J
decline. The steady. net uicntieel
10 : ronts higher. sales were estimated al l'";po
r7-s The opening steady, unchanged TO q points
lower TIE first sale of MAY slowing me grta,es ss,
followed last lghts prices BEFORE tht com
pletcn of TIE cal owing sharp demand from a
rcure Of This checked selling o. the 4ateI
months being but the market gfaaCSly
eas1d OF during the morning under liquidation ana
rressure seaslIah!e weather
over the belt the rcactiorary tendency Of English futures
heavier estimates for morrow Feceii3
t there was evidently continued fear of May nanpua
tou weekly report of the weather Bureau al ila-
huish. later the exports helped the
market which ali Is early loss during the
afer-gor anG sold about the high POINT ~ the
movement the trading The close was within
tho best. with Old crop months showing
The greatest gains Exports for the da% were aty-t
IN q the port receipts TIE weather
man showed more favorable temperatures tho South.
accompanied ight in eastern aud central sec
tions showers in the eastern belt
lower Temperatures L is not thought that merely
light would DO parc lar good at this time,
and tho trade believed at warp rains are REQUIRED or
appointing. English spot only
points lower ana sales Were reported OF y HO na!s
The of contract prices IN the local market to
s follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBy Telegraph to The tribune ]


r,htoo,o ADru l6-Wheat was completely under
boa control to-day and az the close OF the session
the Nav delivery 24c lower for the day. and
JuIv down jac to zsc. Corn was ssc to 13c lower
for both May and July The loss in oats was ise
tn &c in both months. Provisions lost the early
Hrmness and at the close were slightly under final
prices Of the day before.
Weather as shown the signal service map
was OF the same general character as it has been
for the last few days. The business done in the
pit for the first two hours was heavy. and much
long wheat came out during that time on stop
loss orders May wheat closed at 7shc. a loss OF
sc from yesterdays closing price. July at close
was sOlsc TO sOSsc compared with S1lsc-
The market for corn was affected by the weak
ness OF wheat. After mOmentary strength, at the
Immediate start. induced by the freezing tempera-
lures generally prevailing throughout the West
ern corn belt the price began to yield under heavy
selling by two prominent commission
houses. Local receipts were 45i cars and ship
ments $4,000 bushels Estimate OF tomorrow >
local receipts was go cars. May corn closed at
81 against 477sc TO nc at close yesterday July
at close was 47ikc. a decline OF sc
Trade IN the oats market active. with more
frmness displayed than the in the other
grains early in the day. Local receipts were 40
and shipments $1,000 bushels The estimate
OF to-norrow's receipts IS cars. May oats
closed 43asc against 4STsc 10 &c at the close
yesterday July closed at Aasc. compared with
t0kc 10 4OFsc.
very light. with pr at the start Inclined up
ward. The local OF hogs 1900 head. The
estimate Of to-ucrrOw's local receipts was 27Gb5
head Shipments OF both cured meats and lard
wero much IN excess OF last year May pork closed
AZ SIS s7l5 loss OF l21ac from yesterdays close
May ribs closed at s. IS 70 $ 47. as compared with
IS IS 70 IS 90
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1907.

heavy shipping Sc 75ase 7Ts; light butchers. s. z9g
SIS sos light mixed So 81 QS9 TS choice light Sg 'oS
ssIss So TOSs To SHEEP-Receipts about 1900 head:
frm sheep 81 25QS6 9O yearIinss s. 2S$1 %; lambs
Union stock Yards PittsburE. April 16-CATTLE-
Supply light market steady; choice. IS S0QS6s prime
50 6O9s5 rs. SHEEP-Supply light; market steady; @
prime IS IS QS0: culls and common, 81 6Op
81; lambs. s5@ST co. veal calves. s70$7 25. HOGS
Receipts Hight; market active; higher; prime heavie9
81 O5 mediums and heavy YorkerS, 81 1O6ST 1211;
light Workers pigs. 81 160S7 roughs SEQ So %
including 100 SoutheEns market slow steady; choice
and dressed beef S5 606 SO 4O fair to
good 81 750S5 so: Western fed steers S4 CSC 9S5 So
stockers and feeders $40S5 20: steers 81
IS 80: Southern cows. S30$4 80: native cows. $50
$4 20: native helfeTs So S59$5 30: bulls s30S4 so
calves, S46$I. HOGS-Recepts 145OO, market strong
&c higher: top, 50 o. bulk Of sales S6 4Iis q
So 575s he2vy' 80 e 20 90 RaeKes 50 4t = % - oS @
market 1Oc higher: lambs. S7GSs 5O ewes and year
llngs SIS 2J6S6 40: Western fed yearlings So 25 q
81 30; Western fed sheep s. 25GS6 20: sockeTs and
feeders. So 5O1S5
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
NEW TOKE-
Health in the Hill Tops
NEW IORA

OF Orange, sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties "
On the main cne end branches or the Nsv -
York Ontario & Western Ry
II you seeking 81 MINER HOME for you- fs-,,,.
IN a region 0f absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST
20CO Feet above the wish pure pure water mr.
milk malaria ynosG Jtoes and within Three Hon.,
Ride from New YOra country heartily recommeujsi b-
physlciansthen send cents for postage 10 TIE urs-
slgEed. call and free Offices below the SI-PFPI
I4Y ILLt SF}A TED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES . ~ ~
pages II gives isr o. 1CJ0 Hotels Earns 80
Boarding Houses wiJa thetr ioeaton rates 81 bssri
way. y y
N NEW TORK-141. AZ. 11sO 1854 1893 Broad,,v
- Nassau St, s1 4th Ave. 245 Columbus Ave 2TqQ e.
ave, los Wesl l25th ST. 1s2 9Th Ticket Offices Des
brosses and Wes- 42d 81 ferries so Beaver St Jouo
Information Bureau. Columbus circle 59th
Information Bureau. 26 East I'D
IN BBOOkLYN-4 Court St. 4T9 %Ostrand ava co-
Macon St.; 800 Broadway, Eagle Information Bursau
on MAY 2Sth ami 3otn Excursion tickets at redue.4
rates viii be sold 425 Broadway 1854 Broadway I0s
West 125th ST. 80 Beaver ST. Court BroOkIyH We@-
haWken and ferry Offices giving opportunity person.
ally selecting summer home and also enjoying dsvR
fishing N this delightful regicn- Tickets good r4tunIu<
May 3Oth Nav 31st J. c. ANDERSON
Traffic Manager, 56 Beaver st.. "
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 1s-ClOsing: wHEAT-spot No 2
red Western winter. steady Is 2zG; No California
Quiet Ga IA: futures quiet May. Is Sl<d July 6s 35td
cORN~spot firm: American mixed, new 4s "a: do OF.
4s IIJ.. futures quiet: May IS 5%tt; July 4s sd:
September 4s 5ssd, PEAs-Canaela1 S5sady. IS Sd "a
1Peciac CoastI quiet 16sG.3 IS BEEF,Extr India
mess dull s3s Sd PORE-PTime mess. Western ciil
"a ANi=-Short IA l6 n steady, 5ts 5A-
CONMCumbcriand cut 20 80 70. quiet. as 6i shors
b "a to D 10 easy, 5Os: long clear mtddles. NEnt
TO "a rn dur sos 10 heavy. 3S 70 - S quiet 4s =!
ebort rsar backs quiet, AIS 81; Gear be-s
~ - ~ m easy ass. I.DERS-Square II 70 T.
IN Quiet SOS I4AEDPrlme Western IN tierces, qIi.
- a. Srneriran refined pals. Gull, As j CHEFS ~
r~eriean finest white rouinany 62s: DO coore1 = M
-. ats- canadian finest quiet tfs DO colltei
"nst 6Gs TAILOW-Prirae city cull. $2s 81 ~ I,
tStt-rSSE S-frits duiet al ROSINt'oInncon Ir1i
Iot ioieG Observation-Disclosures quiet. d%e ldNSE-l-D
OIL quiet. 22s 9d
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N9
COTFEF-Sales Of coffee were reported To-Day OF
about 3 600 bags and prices showed NeT ntte cahse'
Trs -rns was steady unchanged 10 points lower
and 5e market steady tnat bass the dte.the
hr.nr lited 10 posi- JtoEs I-e opening vas
lower under selling which was sCioseu 10 ue Io
selling OF this char2e ter appeArt
- the session. while there
vas some local sustain prices around the open
ing cable dispatch from tiaNre report
ID arl!er market result OF NOR lss!essl,e
hu,lug 8rAZIlau government put th!s eNIdehey
aa Iirtle effect either Frcnh or te OcaA Hlet
Havre closed unchanged % = franc IoW,r hs "sss
being On the Hamburg was unchanged 70
= rlenuiE lower. the Brazilian markets no vas %
refs lower ANA steady unchanged P-es th@s
figures arPe5 Mondays market aud coGic NOT tlet
Se used q the eject OF tle TeIslitel
moe srr.ssye ylg-izasion demana Receipts continued
on about tie scale and beyond the reports OF
valUrzation demand there seemed 70 De no
change in general situation The market Lor hlot
quiet and steady win Quotations Cl '''o ASS
Of Rio No =
The range of contract prices the local market to-day
eazf
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
NINETEEN COLUMBIA FELLOwS8IPS.
Given to Men from All Over the United
States.

Nineteen felowships, valued al $3.50 each were
awarded yesterday by the university council Of
Columbia to men from nearly every part Of the
United States, only three Of them being local men
The names Of the recipients follow:
University FellOwships--Geo Byron Louis Arnar
Seiterson, Oho. sociology; John Maurice Clark. New
SoIk tity poNtlcal economy. William Watson Davis,
YAK Grove, Ala, American history. Thomas Green.
toronto, canada, philosophy; Jesse Earl Hyde Ian
easter OhiS, geology; David Kelley Lambuth, Nash
vile. Tenn English Albert Arthur Livingston Attle-
poru Mass. Romance languages. Daniel Ralph Lucas
Lafayette Ind physiological chemistry: Clarence Earl
NAY, Bloomington. IND, organic chemistry. Arthur
George IhJnas, Sioux City. Ia. international law.
AEel Reynold Wallin. Kenilworth. y J.. Latin: Leon
Elmer Noodman, Claremont X. H.. physics.
Alternafes-FacUlty OF political science: Warren Il
Eaflin Peru Seb, political economy; George H. Por-
Yer, New Philadelphia, Ohio American history: Ar
thur Wallace Calhoun. New Windsor. Nd. sociology
FACULTY OF philosophy: Samuel Alfred Barrett Ber-
6eley CAL anthropology; Morris Le Roy Arnold MIN
1eapoie MINI, English. Faculty pure science:
Joseph LipEe. New York City, mathematics; Frank
ounn Kern. Lafayette. Ind. botany
Honorary Fellowship ips-Robert ChaadocIr
wooster Ohio. sociology; Carl Frederick I. Iuth NIL
Endowed Fellowship ps-TyndaIl Fellowship: George
J3raNton Pegram New York City Barnard Felloyvsbfu
Harold Worthington Webb, Glen Ridge X ] Curt,
Eaellowship: Thomas Reed Powell. Burlington VI
Garth Fellowship: Louis Dwight Harwel Weld TIvds
S,erk- Mass GottsbCrge Fellowship. Never Jacob
stein Rochester Y Y Proudht Fellowship in Letters
s,rnest Hunter Wright, Lynchburg. Schif Fellow
ship: Edward Ncthesncy Salt Oa<yflle. Canada
sDFlEleG Fellowship: Nomination postponed.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
BANK PACKAGE WITH $1,000 MISSING.

a registered package containing $1,000. sent
by the Atlantic National Bank. OF Wilmington.
y. C., 20 the Chemical Bank in New York. is
missing. and there is no clew 10 who took il.
u was delivered 10 postal clerk running out Of
Wilmington. A search warrant has been sworn
out and his house searched without finding any
trace OF the money.
Herbert X TWitchell. assistant cashier
az the Chemical National Bank. said last
night that the money disappeared two weeks
ago. When his bank was informed of the
loss Il called upon the American Foreign Ma
Flne Insurance Company, which insures the
Wilmington bank, and Il promptly made good.
Neither bank loses, and the matter is now IN
the hands Of the Insurance company.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
PATRoLMAN BEATEN BY GANG.

Patrolnan Peter Reilly. Of the Bedford ave-
nue station. Williamsburg, and his brother
John. who lives at No 21S East 74th street.
Manhattan, We're assaulted early yesterday
morning in front Of a saloon at Bedford avenue
and North llth street Williamsburg, by FIVE
young rufians, who jumped on them while
they we're on the way 10 their homes. Before
they could put up any defence they were
knocked down and beaten into insensibility and
thrown out between the car tracks Two pris-
oners were made. and both were held without
bail TO await the result of the injuries OF the
policeman and his brother.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
LOST DIAMOND BAG AT THEATRE.

Mrs. z. 3. Frost. of No. 81 West 55th street.
r congratulating herself on the recovery OF
gold chain bag studded with diamonds which
she lost at the production OF THE Orchid" at
the Herald Square Theatre. on Monday night
Mrs Frost with a party. occupied box at the
performance. After the audience had gone
Henry Kinney, head usher Of the theatre, dis
covered the bag in a chair IN the box II was
handed over 10 the management and yesterday
morning Mrs Frost went TO the theatre and
reported her loss. She gave Kinney $40.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
OTHER MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo April 1G-CATrI-s Receipts $50 head.
Arm. prIrne steers IS 6adS6 10. VEAIS-Recente Sf5
head. siov ami 25c lower: 81 25S7 IS TI0tisRss,cts
cn hea4 octve and 5T10c higher: heavv S- OSl ~
myed 81 f6a$7 IS; Yorkers s. 1887 90; pigs 81 lSi
~ OK roughs S:TsG n SHEEP AND f.EWpS ~
cepts 5600 fairly active sheep steady; lambs S0s
lower: lambs SJtesR iu
pars SG % common - oMS6 IS CATTLE ztronr. NI-
10 eo0d shippera 81 1885 -; common SS 80 60 ~
SHEEP strong S3gS1 25 lambs strong SaRST 40 - %
ffcago Aprl 4E-Itecetpts about OoO -. a.
market rm: pain - se. steeTs y 4eeis8 75 heiferS
Sc 5na$6 70: lockers and feeders 81 BOs5 10 tfSs
Recepts about r. 90 head market 5910c higher eoi.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
rFrOm The Tribune Bursau.I

Washington. April ls.
BROOKLYN DRYDOCK DELAY.-The Navy De-
partment has renewed its effort to induce the con-
tractor who Is engaged IN the construction OF the
drydOck at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to resume the
work on that structure. Since last August there
has been q suspension OF work. due TO the fact that
she contractor met with unexpected dinicuI'ies'
and at once proceeded 10 dispute with the repre-
Eentatlves Of tho governmenteas 20 his response
bility IN the matter He encountered an intercept
sng sewer in the course of excavation. AID u was
asserted that the damage wrought snou!a De re- re-
II Interference with his work should be removed at
drawn out t1roueh the usual deliberate official
correspondence without much satisfaction to those
III - -, ca,,rse IN ne e-1I T5-Tnse-f more than
80 81 ~ ts fo,,15 ,eceessyv ~ snr,5S the contract
n that a new contract VIII have 10 pe AWARDED
charge Of the civil eneineers ANY such change
would Of course. require tine befoTe - 30. - ne
ties are not vet convinced that the contractor will
be able 10 complete his work
WILL, LET DOCTORS IN.-Much trouble has
been caused at Fort Monroe. Virginia. by the fact
that the regulations have not permitted civilian
physicians come upon the reservation without
first gaining permission from the military author
fties. This requirement was adopted as sort OF
police regulation having 10 do with the control OF
contagious or epidemic diseases, but X took on a
wider interest by reason OF the fact that the civil
San physicians felt that their practice was being
hampered by military authority. The pIac{lce Is
confined 10 the guests Of the Hotel Chanoer;;ln,
which IS on the military reservation aild "iilC!l
accordingly under military control II has
been decided. because of the protests which have
reached the War department, 20 permit lle ~.
gnia physicians who called in by the guests
the hotel TO practise their profession without re-
register at the military post and report promptly 10
the commanding officer any cases OF contagious OF
epidemic diseases in which they are called.
MILITARY MEN wANTED-The officials OF the
jamestown Exposition are Offering places on their
police force known the Powhatan Guard. TO
men who have been honorably discharged from the
army. navy or marine corps. This force is similar
70 the Columbian Guard Of the Chicago Fair and
the jefferson Guard ST. Louis II IS purposed 70
run the Powhatan Guard a military orSaniza-
fion. The pay ranges from S25 a month for a foot
soldier and $50 for mounted guards 10 $50 for non
commissioned officers. Subsistence, quarters. uni
forms. equipment and medical attendance are fur
nshed by the exposition officials.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:


yoIloUnr ASSIGNMENTS Of first euterants announced:
WILLIAM J. DAVIS Sth Infantry JOHN F
TAMs 70 18Th Infantry. MILAN 4 ALFoNTE
70 18th Infantry; DATIEI. - A AoLAN rot9 TO 2Ih 3
fantry 'BENJAMIN D. FOULOIS 10 cath Infantry.
ROY W ASHBRoGK 70 l5th .. i1fa1JTy. kAt;PH Ie,FI
% 18Th Infantry. LATNCELOT ". PURCELL
Infantry CLARENCE H FARNHAI 20 an In
fantry JAMES e MP0EALD 70 5t5 Infantry. TtGy
and Ell-LIAM r. 9 Ji-lsOS ana CALt-1 r u
Dem BTsscHE 70 70 .5 l4s iaf9Si5y IN 7S, 7,f,ntr
from Fort Brady. report to medical superintend-
ent army transport service san Francisco as
surgeon transport Buford. thence 70 duty in Phil
setiTement Of Major General JAMES F. WADE an
Second Lieutenants EDWIN P. THOMPSON. 2sth In
ALBERT G. GOODWIN. 2ath Infantry. before
board. Fort Leavenworth. for examination for
EAeutenant Colonel WILLIAM F. TUCKER. deputy
paymaster general, 70 Chicago as chief paynasteT
Department OF the Lakes.
NAVY.
Assistant Naval Constructor i. WILLIAMS, from New
Navy Department
movements Of vessels have been reported 10 the
ARRIVED
April 1.-THE DUBUQUE az Puerto Plata: the Washing
vssuyius a. Port Royal the AJaK and the Mar
ton Hampton Roads
April l5Ihe Maine the Louisiana, the Missouri. the
Island. the Alabama The Illinois The Kearsarge.
the kentnekE. the Ohio the Indiana and the
April le-The Boston. Al Corinto.
SAILED
April 1.-THE washington and the Tennessee. from
Hampton Roads for Lynnhaven Bay
April 15-The Morris. from Key for Port ROYAL:
ssT fSasas s IRON T2Ifotk - f2r annapolis pol the
from Guantanamo for survey grounds.
Kiang.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

- ~ Hon 4bner d Thomas. q Surrogate OF tls
county OF New York. notice Is hereby given 20 - -
pefsOns having claims against Russell Sa6e ate ot -
County York. deceased 70 present tAs 11-s. s
the subscribers. at thel l-'
OF transacting business. Room All No 81 NassAl
Street Borough OF Manhattan. in the city of Ns~
work before SOUh day OF April next
Dated New York the I1tA dsy OF OCTOBER ls0a
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGE. ENecutrtJ
CHARLES " OSBORNE JOHN p. MUM EAsoS.o.s
CHART IS GARDINER Attorney for g W Os19--' go
and j. r. Mum Executors. 1891 PARK now oe-
ough OF ManSe New York city
DEFOWEST BROTHERS. Attorneys Tor ANLkSS-s@
Olivia sage ENccutriX 80 Broad street. bor"osH'-
Manhas+an. New York city
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Surrogates' Notices

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
II 7>nomas a Surrogate or County q New Yorrs
rotlre Is hereby given 70 al persons having Claims
aesinst John Love, late OF he county of New Ios
with vouchers thereof, u
The subscribers their pace % transactrg business
NJ 40 Exchange Place IN the city OF New forA On o.
baf,-s the 18th day OF September next
pateI New York the 2Grh day os March leVL
TTrTTN NJ IONE. JOHN Balm. Jr.. Administrators
WISE a IICHTFNSTEIN. Attorneys for Admin lStraors
40 Exchange Place, BoroUgh OF Manhattan Ne" 4of<
city
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Miscellaneous.

NtfNNt tElH--A white goat: be amensbe 90 disci-
" pine. we'll behaved and active; needed for circus
purposes Bring goats stage door, HppOdrome 4Sd
street at 1880 m Wednesday; as Tor frank nIeivis
circus director. ~N - ~~--'-''~'
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

CUNARD STEAMSHIP.
The Cunard Steamship CompaHys annual report
for the year ended December 81. 1906. compares as
follows
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-18
MEETING.
second Institute of City Teachers to
BE Held November -.

lie diFEh -NrAfs5ibtf -~f-
The second institute Of the city
eachers viii be held Saturday, No
%. beginning at s a.. m,
S follows:
j.. Roll Gail, Respond with name OF
your fayorite poem and a quota
ton from same.
{. First period-Lesson, SeeIey'
"a New School Management
Chapters 10, Il, II, 10. (a)
School Virtues. Cd Neatness, (2)
Accuracy, 90 Silence, Cd In
dustry, 60 TruthfuIness, (6) Re-
gard for Duty, co Politeness-
Suggestions as to best methods of
Teaching, CD School Morals. ca
Character of the Teacher, CD I'm
portance of Moral instruction, 60
How to Teach Morals. |, 2, 3, 4, ),
g., Z. (b) Cautions to Teachers. Cd
Never Use Sarcasm, go Avoid
Threatening and Seeding, CD
Keep Your Word, (4) Do not be
hasty in c~ondemning a Child, CD
Use Judgment in giving and
Withholding assistance, Co Have
Patience with the dun child, 90
Have eyes that sometimes see
not. (S) Remember that you are
dealing with immortal beings. (d)
Incentives to School Work. %
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-18
THE OLD AND NEW WAY.
Some Important Facts Which Nay
Prove Helpful.

Thirty years ago oi~d-fashloued cod
liver oil had 10 be forced down a
patients throat. Inyaiids couldn't
take It, and children wouldn't. But
the doctors prescribed IL, aud IT had
to be taken 10y force. Yet IL cured
people where enough could be taken
into the system. for It has ever been
the greatest Of all tissue builders
and general recoustructoh known
TO medicine.
We arc now anxious to have every
one know that Vinol is a new form
Of this very old and valuable remedy
containing in a concentrated form
all the medicinal elements Of cod
liver oil. actually taken from fresh
Gods livers, but by an e~xtractive and
concentrating process it is made
without oil or grease, and it is as de-
Ilcious to the taste as a fresh orange,
Vinol does not upset the stomach
like otd-fashioned cod liver oil and
emissions; its strengthening and
healing properties are remarkable,
and both doctors and patients are
delighted with its action.
Many wonderful cures right here
in Waxahachie have been effected by
its use, and We ask all of our GUS
toners to try Vinol on our guaran-
tee to return money, ever time it
fails to make rich, red blood, in
crease the appetite, cure stomach
troubles, give strength and renewed
vitality to the aged, run down, tired
and debilitated, or cure chronic
colds, hacking coughs, or bronchitis
Hood & Curtin, Druggists, Waxaha
chic, Texas.