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The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You Will Make No Mistake if You
Follow This Frankfort Citizens
Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain in the back, urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness,
It's time to act and no time to expert
ment These are all symptoms of kid
ney trouble, and you should seek a
remedy which is known to cure the
kidneys.
Doans Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. No need to experiment. 1t
has cured many stubborn cases in
Frankfort. Follow the advice of
Frankfort citizen and be cured your
self.
Mrs. C. NJ. Belts, of 519 Short St.,
Frankfort, KY, says MY kidneys
troubled me for some years, off and
on. | tried different remedies, but
without obtaining any permanent re-
lief. The pain across the small of my
back was often very severe, especial
ly at night before retiring and in the
morning when | first arose. There
was also a kidney weakness, distress
ing at all times. l read about Doan's
Kidney Pills and the symptoms they
were recommended to cure seemed
just like mine, and willing to try any
thing to get relief, went to j. w.
Gayle's drug store ard got box.
| took them as directed and soon no.
ticed the difference in my condition.
The sharp pains and aching disap-
peared and the other distressing COM
plants were banished. Doan's Kidney
Pills certainly act like magic, and the
good relief they give is lasting"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10
BIG PREMIUMS ON TOBACCO.
Kentucky State Fair Announces $3.50
Additional Prizes Over Those in
Regular Catalogue.

The Louisville Board OF Trade ha:
appropriated $3.50 TO be used as spe
!. cial pemiums at the Kentucky Stat
Pair to be held in Louisville Septem
"ber 1921, to be given exclusively as
premiums on tobacco.
Mr.. E. E. Bowen, of the Board OF
Trade Committee, has prepared the
following classification:
BurIey Types.
For best sample representing hogs.
head of not less than 500 pound, bright
hurley leaf tobacco, SIS.
For the best sample representing
hOgshead OF not less than 500 pounds
of red hurley leaf tobacco, $50
Dark Types.
For best sample representing hogs
head of not less than 1,40O pounds of
fire cured tobacco, SIS.
For the best sample representa-
hogshead of not less than 1920
pounds of unfired tobacco, $50.
Samples of tobacco competing for
these awards are to be drawn and
sealed by the Louisville Leaf Tobacco
Exchange Inspection, not limited to
crop, and open to all exhibitors.
With the addition of the Board of
Trade premiums, the total cash prizes
for the Tobacco Department of the
State Fair. aggregates $40. OF this
amount, $40 is given by the Stat :
Fair Board, about equally divided be-
tween Burley and Dark Tobaccos. In
Burley classification, crops of 1865
and 1906 are to be shown. In the
Dark classification, crop of 1907 will
be shown.
Commissioner of Agriculture Hubert
Vreeland is giving two special twenty
five dollar premiums on tobacco. Mr..
Vreeland, as chairman of the State
Board of Agriculture, under whose di-
rection the Kentucky State Fair is
given, is to be the member in charge
of the Tobacco Department. NJ. H.
Froman, of Ghent, is superintendent
of the department. S. B. Robinson, of
Calhoun, is assistant superintendent.
The Louisville Commercial Club has
appropriated $3.50 and the Retail Mer-
chants Association of Louisville has
appropriated similar amount, both
to go probably into the speed program.
The fair board will add $3.50 to each
of the appropriations which will very
probably be known respectively as the
Louisville Commercial Club Purse and
the Retail Merchants Association
Purse.
The State Board has adopted res
olution prohibiting pool selling or
gambling in any form on the grounds,
or the sale of vinous or malt liquors
on the grounds also.
DR.. weaver's Treatment.
cx.rc n,.s;as Tho hood Cerae he kim eruptiOna
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10
AN EYE LASH FINISH.

In the Senatorial Handicap in Mis-
sissippi, between Hon. John Sharp
Williams and Gov. Nardiman, tht Off
cial count was made on Thursday by
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee and Mr.. Williams was declartd
the nominee by the close majority OF
64S votes.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10

WILSON-MILES- Announcement is
made that Prof. A. M. Wilson, OF
State College, Lexington, and Miss
Mary Keith Miles, youngest daughter
of Mr.. John E. Miles, of this city, will
be married tooay.
Prof. Wilson is one of the most eff
ficient and ablest professors at State
College. His bride-to-be is one of
Frankforts prettiest and sweetest
girls-one whom any nan ought to be
proud to win as his bride.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10

Free, for catarrh, just to prove mer.
ii, trial size box of Dr.. Shoop's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Let me send it now. 1t
is snow-white. creamy, healing. an
tiseptic balm. Containing such heal
ing ingredients as Oil Eucalyptus. Thy
mol, Menthol, etc. 1t gives instant
and lasting relief to Catarrh OF the
nose and throat. Make the free test
and see for yourself what this prepa-
ration can and will accomplish. Ad-
dress Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Large
jars so cents. Sold by all druggists.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10

E-BOARDMAN-In Par
is, on Wednesday, Mr.. Jos. l.. Early
wine and Miss Elise NJ. Boardman
were married.
Mr.. Earlywine is Postmaster at
Paris, and is hustler. His bride is
said to be handsome lady.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10

EDENS-ALDRIDGE - In this city,
on Thursday, Mr.. Thomas Edens and
Miss Rose Aldridge, both of Shelby
county, were morried by Rev. L. d.
Sucker
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10
OFF For HIGH BRIDGE.

The f. G c. and O. & C. Railways
will run another OF their excursions to
High Bridge tomorrow Sunday
Train will leave this city at $3.50 a. m.,
and returning will reach home about
Z o'clock. The fare for the round trip
will be S1.00. Fare for the round trip
to Georgetown only. 80 cents.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10
WARRIEB.

WARFlELD-HARRO - In Louis
vile, on Wednesday, Mr.. Walter War
field and Miss Bette Harrod, both of
this city, were married.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-08-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Frank
fort, KY, postoffice for the week end.
ing August s, 1907:
Adonas, Mrs. n. B.
Bucken, Robert
Bell, Mrs. NJ.
Bracken, Huston
Casey, Mrs. Emily
Cardwel Bros. =,
Chapman, Sam !
Clark, C. C.
Cox, Lee
Davis, Walter NJ.
Dixon, .. A. CD
Dyer, W. P.
Evans William
Graham, E. o.
Graves, Hugh w.
Giles, John
HarroG, Mrs. Amanda c.
Hays, J. D.
Haynes, Rev. B. F.
Higdon, A. "A.
Jones, Mrs. Lizzie
King, Mrs. Jennie
Lawrence, Martin
Lee, r. H.
Martin, Frank
McAlister, Ed.
Monday, James.
Morgan Mrs. Chas.
Mumphry, Mrs. Kate
Neal. William
) Perkins, Anne
Porter, Miss Cord. l..
Reynolds. Mrs. Tom
Roberts, Miss Jessie
Rusmuld. o. II.
Stacy, Sidney
Tllman, Will
Upton Mrs. Mamie
Vance, Virgil
Wagner. James
Whalen. j. w.
White, Mrs. LOttie
When calling for any of the above
etters please say advertised.
GEO. L. BARNES, P. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
AVISO INTERSTATE

El vapor correo de los Esta-
dos Unidos "SENECA" .zarpara
de New \ ork direCtamente para
Mayagiiez, el dia % de Octubre
a las - del dia. Este excelente
y c0modo vapor de primera cla-
Sc. tiene camar0tcs magniflcOs
" bien ventiladOs para unas Sc
senta personals en- la primera ca.
mara. No tiene Camara de Sc
gunda Clase, pero puede lleva1
un limitado numero de pcrso-
mas de ambOs sexOs EN- la ter
|Cera.
FL costo de pasaje en- la pri-
mera clase sera de $50 por adul-
to Y $50 en- tercera.
Al hacer su viaje de retorno
partira de Mayaguez para New
York. el dia IL de Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
Tribunal Supreme De Puerto Rico
Se1alamientos de apelaciones en-
plsltos civiles. Continuation
del Cuarto Termino
de Sesiones.
OCTU BRE

Viernes IS.--Jos6 Roig Colomer
con Rosa Sandoval y Buscall. Null
dad de una escritura
Martes 22.-Tony Lowande con Ma
nuel A. Garcia Otero y Companfa
Cumdlimiento de un contrato.
Microbes 23.-Julio Osvaldo Abril
con Maria Moreno Otro. Reinvin-
cacion indemn izaci6n.
Jueves 24.-Tomas G. Weymouth
con Aleiandrina Diaz y Valldejuli Y
iOtros. Dominic de finca Il r1st;ca Y
oposici6n al mismo.
Vlernes IS, - Heraclio Jimenez
Matos con Jose Olmedo y Otros. Nu-
lidad de embargo y rcmata y otros
extremes.
Martes 2o,-Sucesi6n Escute v
.Otros con Manuel Dlaz Canei2. Re-
conocimiento de censos y p2go de
reditos.
Microbes 3O.-JosG E. Saldara con
la unta Escolar de Carolina. Ex-
propia ci6n forzosa.
JEcves 3l.-JosG La Q. Cintr6n
con Pedro Aureliano Figueroa. Nu-
lidad.
NOTIEMBRE
Eiernes I.-Manucl. Rafael Ar
mando Lopez Landron con Ia Socie-
dad Agricola Rubert Hermanos Co.
bro de hipoteca legal.
Martes 5-Jose l. Esteras con Jo-
sefa Rios Colon y Otros. Nulidad de
varios contratos y de su inscription
en- el Registro.
Microbes 0.-Manuel del Vale
Atiles con Eladio, Felix y Tito An
dreu y Otro, Cobro de costas.
Jueves T. Fernandez Hermanos
con Damaso Rodriguez. Safos y per
juicios.
Viernes 8.-Pedro del Vale Atiles
~ Otra con Manuel Diaz Caneja. Re-
conoclmiento de censos y otros ex-
tremos.
Martes I2.-Juan Sierra Zrgell y
otros con Pedro Auifant y Figueroa,
Reivindicacicion
Microbes I3 Albert Goodwin Mehr-
hof con Sandalio Rodriguez y otros,
Desauclo.
Jueve IA - Clotilde We've Diaz con
The Esperanza Central Sugar Com
pany, Aseguramiento de sentencia.
Viernes I5.-Emilia Rios C6rdo-
va con Manuel Benito de Pef1a y
otros, Reconoc;miento de hija y en-
trega de bieneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15

cuelas en- las ciudades, desti-
nando a su sostenimiento aque
Has partidas que no hallan el
empleo mas irrcprochablc.
La resolucion tomada por el
doctor Dexter, Ordenande la
aperture de dos escuelas mas
en- San Juan, dcmuestra que el
Jete de instruction Publica Sc
lnspira en- los nejorcs deseos y
procura porque sea 10 menor
possible el numero de ninos
perjudicados por las defcien =
cias del sistema escolar.
La actitud del nuevo conf
sionado permitc abrigar espc-
ranZaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
Arecibenas

Para Ell 2I habra por esta poblacion
meetings de la "Cooperativa Socie-
dad Benehca:' veremos que tai sale
por esta poblacion la citada propa-
ganda.
Han pedido juicios por jurados
en- esta Corte de usticia de Distrito
los sef1ores Tomas Agrait, Rios, Mu-
fllz y Pousa, procesados por deiito
contra Ell ''Erario de Puerto Rico. F."
1nformaremos del resultado.
Con bastante concurrencia ha dado
function en- la noche del pasado do
mingo en- este teatro el Cinematogra
70 "Rosas,' siendo del agrado del
publico las vistas cxhibidas.
Nos hemos enterado que hay
unos so nif1os que han pedido in
greso en- las escuelas, no habiendo
sido complacidos por parte del ms
pector Mr.. Libby, por falta de salo-
nes. Ell Inspector ha ofrecido acti-
var este asbnto con cl Comisionado,
dado intcres que Ell citado inspector
gesticna es casi seguro Sc Green al
gunas nuevas cscuelaS.
-Pronto habra conferencias esco-
lares en- las escuelas ruralcs, las
que aslstiran Ell Inspector Mr.. Libby
y elementos ilustrados, con el fin de
amman mas los del campo: esto
traera nnegablementc mas cstudios
en- las citadas escnelas rurales.
-Ha fallecido en- esta poblaci6n
de resultas de una operaci6n Ell Sc
nor Deliz, vecino de Hatillo. Da-
nosle ell pesame sus familiares.
Eel sargento de la Policla Insu-
lar scnor Ortiz ha sorprendido una
jugada a 10 prohibido en- un cafetln
de la propiedad de Pastor Gonzalez,
ocupando naipes y dinero y redu-
cicndo 4 prisi6n a los indivlduos Fe-
lipe Ramos, Pedro Reveron, Miguel
Norlega, Sinforiano Roman y Juan
Braulio. Unos IS individuos logra-
ron fugarse Es una nueva jugade
sorprendida por la policla y una
nueva 'prueba de que en- Arecioo Sc
juega a 10 prohibido. veremos el re-
sultado de esto dcnuncla de la que
lnformaremos los lectores.
--ESta estaci6n de Anemia fus vi
sitada en- la pasada semana por unos
500 enfermos.
Los individuos Juan Rodriguez
Baez (a) Patio y Jose Sanchez Lopez
(a) Dice, fueron reducidos q prision
por el sargento Ortiz y cabo Pache-
co, como autores de varios robrs CO.
metidos en- esta poblaci6n
--Proxlmamente nos ocuparemos de
los where's que Sc expenden en- al
sunos establecimientos de esta po-
blsciol, los que deben ser visitados,
registrados y denunciados por la Sa
nidad Local. Hablaremos mas classes.
CorresponSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
| lIMP0RTANTlSIMO!

Dentro de Corto tempo pom
dremos este hermoso vapor Sc
NECA', para haCer la ruta de
New Orleans en- union del vapor
" "ARKADlA", de esta Compania
los que mantendran cada dos Sc.
manas, un servicio de pasajeros
y carga entire New Orleans, San
uan Y OtrOs puertOs dc esta
lsla.
San Juan, 2. r., Octubre Il
1907.
The New York 1 Porto Rico Steamship Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
Don Rafael BaraIt

be encuentra en- eSta Capital
acompaflado de su distinguido fami-
liza, el seflor don Rafael Baralt,
apreciable caballero residente en-
Fajardo, que ha vcnido expresa-
mente, consular con Ell distin
guido doctor Mufloz Dlaz para la
curacion de una de sus hermanas.
Nos alegraremos que Ell senior Ba
ralt regrese 4 su residencia, com
|pletamente satisfecho, dcspues de ha
Der conseguido Ia curaeidn que, d-sea,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15

Ell seficr Mario Geigel ha presen-
tado la renuncia de Inspector de la
Corte Federal que hasta la fecha ha
venido desempefiando satisfaction
D1cha resolucior obedece 4 haber-
sele otrecido otra colocacion IN is
ventajosa en- la casa de Tu>ti. donde
va formar parte del personal en-
pleado, haciendose cargo del Depar-
tamentto de n1sica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-15
Nota del dia

En- Arecibo, segun nos dice
nuestro correspOnsal EN- aquella
ciudad, sc han quedado sin po-
der asistir a las esCuelas publ
cas- muchos ninos que han
solicitado ingreso.
En- otras muChaS Ciuda dcS de
la Isla, ha pasado 10 mismo. En-
San Juan, Ell Comisionado de
instruction en- vista del extraor
dinario numero de nihos que
sc qued6 este ano sin poder
asistir a las escuelas publiCas
ha ordenado que sc abran dos
salones mas en- la Alta Escuela,
a fin de que no sea tan consi-
derable el numero de cscolares
excludes de los benefcios de
la instruction.
Esta lamentable despropor-
ci0n entire los solicitantcs a
ingreso en- las escuelas publ
cas- y la capacidad que estas
tienen. dejase sertir en- toda la
Isla, como 10 demuestran los
datOs que pOseemos; perO en-
San uan, sino ha encontrado
Immediate rcmediO, ha halladO,
por 10 mcnOs, atenuantes muy
plausibles.
NuestrO CorreSpOnsal nos
dice que Ell Inspector del DiStri-
to Escolar de AreCibo, trabaja ia
muy activamente para conse-
guir la aperture de alguna es-
cuela mas en- aquella poblacion.
ST logra sus prOp0sitos, el
numerO de ninOs COndenadOs a
un analfabetiSmo lamentable,
sera menor del que Conslente el
tan deCantadO siStema esCOlar
que como sc va dcmOstrandO
cada dia es de 10 r1as defec-
tuoso V de 10 mas primitive.
MlentraS este Ocurre en- las
pobiaciOnes, las esCuelas rura-
les estan POGO menos que de-
SiertaS.
Nuestros infOrmes co inciden
en- este puntO con los datos que
Sc reCiben en- el DepartamentO
de instruction y que mas de
una vez sc han hecho publicos.
Nj sc enCuentran los macs
trOs Turales que sc necesltan
para abrir las escuclas en- los
campos, III los ni1ios acuden a
muChas de elias, dandOse el ca
so de que permanezcan Cerra-
das unas por falta de maestros
y otras por falta de alumnos.
En- CambiO, en- las Ciudades
el numero de alumnOs es STEM
pre- superior, excessive, al que
pueden albergar los loca les des
tinados a escuelas publicas.
EstO demuestra una innega-
BILE desorganizaCi6n, este de
nuncia torpezas y defectos de
oC1 VIII duC nan POho~A CIV
tanto y han cxagerado tanto 10:
paEegir1stas Contumaces de to-
do cuanto nos ha traido la nue.
va situacion colonial.
Es indispensable que sc bus
que pronto remedio q esas amor
malidades, que sc manlhestar
de manera tan evidente Y tai
notoria, porque ST es muy plau
sible el empeno de llevar la ms
truccion los campos, en- tant'
que sc estudien las causas po
que estan desiertas muchas es
cuelas y sc procura remed1arla
para que la instruction Sc di
funda Y de sus benehcios parti
cipen todos por igual, deberi
intentarse por el Department
la inauguration de nuevas es
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
NO THREATS IN
LICENSE fight

A. Donald Marshall, Of Milford,
member of the Republican State Com
mittee, while in this city yesterday in
discussing the license campaign now
under way said;
"The issue is framed, whether we in
Delaware shall license the sale of in
toxicating liquors upon statutory con-
ditions precedent and subsequent or
shall have absolute statutory prohibi-
ton Of such sales and the prevention
thereof, so far as the State may pre-
vent them.
In this issue the people will render
their verdict next November. Until
then, the advocates of each side may
organize their forces; submit their
proofs; advance their arguments; make
arrangements to get their support
ers qualified TO vote; and see that they
reach the polls on election day.
IF either side attempts to sway the
votes of electors by intimidation,
whether by threats of political ven
geance or otherwise, or by offers of any
valuable things as rewards for voting
such action will result as will not
be to its benefit
"This is not a question Of partisan
politics, but a question of social and
political economy, TO be judged ra-
tionally, coolly, impartially, justly, by
each in his own individual capacity
according to the dictates of his con-
science and his reason, after the evil
dence is all in, and all the arguments
made"
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
DECREASE COMING
IN FOOD PRICES.
Dealers Expect Soon to See
Reaction in Favor Of
Consumer

Hone is held out for some Of the
dealers in household provisions that
there viii. in a few weeks, be a re-
action in prices, at least in certain
classes Of food. It viii begin to af-
feet the cost Of vegetables and fruits.
they say, the moment the northern
crops reach the market. The first Of
this result will probably be felt when
these products begin to appear from
New York. Ohio. Indiana and Illinois,
and there will be further relief when
late garden truck arrives from Can
ada.
The lateness Of the season and the
smallness Of the early supply of near
" everything which the farmer and
the gardener produce are the causes
named for the extraordinary rise in
prices. as compared with those of last
year This rise in some instances al
most 100 per cent. The same reason
is given for the extravaEant sums re-
quired in the purchase of meat Of
nearly all kinds. The cattle-raisers.
the wholesale market men say, find IL
much more costly than It was last
year to fatten the animals that they
ship to the East. The scarcity Of
vegetables further reacts upon the de-
mand for beef. mutton and pork,
stimulating it beyond the normal de-
gree.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
WOMANKIIND
FASHION POINTERS

The great tendency in summer shirt
waists is toward tailored styles, and
of these the models with the Marie
Antoinette frills are decidedly the most
popular. These always button In the
front and are designed to be worn with
the stinly laundered linen collar and
have sleeves with either the frilled
trimmed cuffs or the straight shirt
cuff stifay starched, says McCalis.
Shirt styles in woven and printed cot
tons are also smart. These appear in
the madras shrtings and in printed
patterns in fine poplin weaves. Such
modes are really advanced ideas for
fall, and among the newest features
in present waist showings
II is very fashionable to have the
little coats Of smart silk or linen suits
deliberately embroidered by hand in
self-color soutache, and perhaps the
skirt also is elaborately braided, but
In many cases the skirt is plain and
all the ornamentation is lavished upon
the coat. These frocks are shown in
the natural shades, in browns, blues
and grays. and some of the lighter
Copenhagen blues and the hydrangea
blues are especially attractive, though
the natural tones are favorites.
Adjustable collars of embroidered
linen are correct with such coats. The
moderately short, semi-fitting coat and
the Killed skirt are the usual thing
in such severe pongee costumes. but
half-length coats are also seen. Both
pongee and linen muss so readily that
costume in such material made with
coat just falling well over the hips
will retain its freshness much better
than will a longer coat, upon whose
skirts the wearer must, Of necessity, sit
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
LITTLE CROWDING HERE
Passengers Get Seats Except During
the Rush Hours.

The question Of overcrowding in
street cars has again been brought to
the front by a hearing in New York,
in which Frank Hedley, general man.
ager of the Interborough Transit
Company. frankly admitted that there
were straphangers in the elevated
trains. even in the non-rush hours.
In wilmington it rarely. if ever
happens that persons are unable TO
get seats except during the rush hours
mornings and late afternoons, and on
official of one Of the lines said that
this was because the company was
constantly on the alert to meet in
creasing traffic and was steadily add
ing to its equipment.
steps are constantly being taken by
the local companies TO better the SER
vice and afford passengers more COM
fort. The roads are constantly in
creasing their rolling stock. and the
situation at present is better than Il
ever has been. During the rush hours
the cars are. of course. crowded. but
everything possible is being done TO
minimize this as much as possible.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
CARE OF THE STOMACH
Indigestion May Be Overcome BY Sim
pie Treatment. and Attention to
Diet.

It is useless TO expect medicine to
cure you of dyspepsia while you con-
tinue to aggravate your trouble by in
iudicious eating.
In the treatment Of these cases the
first thing to do is to get the mucous
membrane of the stomach and intes-
tines into a healthy condition. This
is best accomplished by drinking a
glass Of water. as hot as it can be
slipped. three times a day one hour be-
fore meals.
Next IN Importance comes attention
to the diet: since the digestive organs
are weakened only such foods should
be taken as are most easily digested.-
The following is a very good diet, says
the Delineator:
Breakfast: An egg soft boiled or
poached on toast.- dry toast and a
glass of hot milk II the milk dis
agrees with the stomach It may be
diluted with one-third vichy. II there
Is a tendency to constipation baked
apple may be added without any
sugar.
For lunch either raw or stewed
oysters in season. or cold roast lamb.
beef or chicken. bread. very little
butter, apple sauce. stewed pears or
peaches. and a glass Of hot milk.
Dinner: A thin soup; beef, lamb or
chicken; vegetables, raw or stewed
celery, potatoes baked in the skin,
asparagus with white sauce, lettuce
with French dressing Gn this lemon
juice and not vinegar must be used
in the proportion of one tablespoon
full each of lemon juice and olive oil
to two tablespoonfuls of water). cram
berry jelly. No desserts. Water
should be slipped slowly after the meal
Is over.
When the digestion improves, a cup
OF weak tea may be taken for break
fast and lunch.