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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-09-04

you viii believe that it is less dangerous to be locked
inside the turret while big gun is being fired than it
Es to cross Broadway at Twenty-thrd street Perhaps
1t is. but prefer Broadway.
and yet the fascination! great gun has for the
imagination the potency of evil itself Emblem force
symbol OF destruction it stands serene majestic while
round its muzzle gather all the forces of the races
struggles, and through it's breech hate pain grief
ambition, power and death.
THE torpedo" said the captain of a battleship to
me one night at dinner, is less of expert
ment, toy 1t would be practically impossible
10 sink big ship. The only thing l really afraid
Df is 12inch gun"
The next day went into the after-turret when the
ship was the range and in full sympathetic
cord with the captain stood beside the breech
Dt those guns while it dropped four shots into target
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-09-04

time he knows not-has passed, and
still that fiimsy canvas throws forth it's
sinister challenge to be hit. But the
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-09-04

Dt those guns while it dropped four shots into ia
mile away; stood there with my cap in my
hand. ready to clap it my face in case Of
accident, cursing the curiosity that led to
1hat lethal chamber. Then the wonder of it
came over me-the silence of the gun-crew; the
Stealthy leap of the rifle barrel, like the spring
Of a grasshopper; the quiet, dull report which
scarcely trembled that stately moving fortress
the souF-egg smell Of the nitrocelulose stimulat-
ing the nerves; the sweet sick subtlety of ether
Hulling the overweight brain.
When they shut the steel door that Gagged US
an / slipped into a funk and until the first shot
was fired my nerve was gone. The sides of my
courage account footed up:
Debit: Q) Imprisonment in an oval case the
shape of a coffin, the sides formed of solid steel
mine inches thick and the top of steel just as
solid and five inches thick; (2) filling a quarter
of that case the back third of 12-inch rifle bar
rel. ready for action; (3) below, an open chute
with steel bringing the shells and powder
from the magazines still farther below; (4) the
stern, silent faces of the guncrew which exactly
resemble those faces at places of execu-
tt0n; Is to 1000 memory-the knowledge which 4
yeu cannot fight away that in just such a stu
mAgcra hio fha fY,rro 80 Ar
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
Six on Rock
Flung from the
Court House
Massive Stone is Cast to Ground by
Builders Of the New
Structure.

A six-ton rock was successfully fluna
from the third floor Of the Douglas county
cot rt house to the ground Thursday morn
Ing. SA
The rock formed the )cornice. and roof OF
a portico at the south eide Of the building
This portico is being removed, for 9 iuts
out six feet or more tEom, the main wall
Of the old building and the north wall OF
the new building will come up three feet
from the old wall. ""N Nf
1t was desired to send this great cap
stone to the ground without lnjuring the
supporting columns and capitals and this
was successfully done. Rollers We're first
inserted under the capstope. A. rope. Sas
tied to 1t which led out 20 the Harvey
street end of the excavation and men, prled
from behind with rollers while Others
pulled at the end Of the cable.
The rock burst in a dozen pieces when it
struck sixty feet below. Tire capitals and
columns were not 50 much as scratched
The work was in charge Of L., J, Kosrner,
a superintendent for Caldwell q Drake.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
FILING PERIOD FOR COUNTY
PRIMARIES Is NOW HERE
1t WIN Continue One Month and the
List of Candidates Will
he Long.

Friday is the first day on which an
dldates for county offices may file for
the primaries to be held on August II.
Candidates will be given one month in
which to file, the last day being July IS.
All filings will be made with the county
clerk, and 142 offices. including forty-five
deputy assessors and about seventy justices
Of the peace and county cOnstables are to
be filled.
All the present incumbents OF county
offices. republicans with the exception Of
coroner, intend 20 file for denomination.
p. C. Hesfey. democrat. elected last fall
20 fill out the unexpired term of the late
Harry b. Davis, coroner, will file for the
denomination and against him on the re-
publican ticket, C. H. T. Riepen will file
for the nomination.
NJ. ]. Kennard, county commissioner from
the First district, will file for the re-
nomination on the republican ticket, and
Arthur Pew. democrat, intends to file for
the nomination on that ticket. Pew was
defeated in the spring primaries by Dan
B. Butler for the democratic nomination
for city clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
HE EVEN TIPS THE lAlLERs
English man Tarries Overnight at Bas-
tile on way TO Dear old


While on his way TO merry England to
visit his relations, wiltrsd PritSharH A,
carpenter from Sheridan, Wye, registefed'
over night at the city iail under a burden
of "omaha's favorite." and with the ad-
ditIonal charge against him Of carrying.
concealed weapons. When ne left for the
east the next morning, IT was only by CIV
ing into Police Judge CrAwford's icontribus
ton box.
III might has well" .quoth wllfred. With
logical precision. THE blooming lodging
at a 'otel would ave 'ad to be paid for,
hand Hive 'ad a jolly time, donoherknow,,
'ow much is the bill, yoah honnahT
Sir wiIfred's receipt was for t7,a and the
forfeiture of his revolver, and 1t VI said he
even tipped the jailers, so glad VsaS, he to
be allowed to ramble on toward Hing
land"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
withheld DECLINES TO GIVE
PERMIT FOR FOREST SCHOOL
says Present PIanH 10 Not Provide
for Perfect Safety of the
BuilfinE.' 2S.

City Building Inspector WithnelL has re-.
fused to issue a perrait for the erection
OF the Forest school building at thirteenth
and Phelps streets for the reason that un-
der the present plans he believes the build
Ing would not be safe.
The plans. Enthusiastically ,Agphitect Fred
erick w. Clarke, call for a. building with
reinforced concrete floors, but the build
ing inspector says that some Of the gifders
under the floors In the main rooms would
not sustain a weight Of fifty pounds to the
square foot. lie has wEitten a letter to
the Board of Education explaining his
reasons for refusing the permit and says
he will not issue It unless an expert in
concrete and steel construction will certify
that a building erected on the plans drawn
will be perfectly safe.
The Forest school building will cosea s'S'
O0. ... rr'Hh - hil -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
JOHN ANDERSON is DEAD
Captain of Fire Department Twenty
Year Ago, Unbalanced by Acct
dent, Dteu af Asylum,

Captain of Fire Department Twenty
Years Ago, Unbalanced by Acct
dent, Dies at Asylum.
John Anderson, captain OF company No.
8 in the Omaha fire department in 1889,
died at the hospital for insane at Hastings
Wednesday night at the age Of So years,
His body will be brought to Omaha for
burial, the funeral taking place at Q a, M.
Saturday from st. Johns Catholic chuch,
Twenty-fifth and California streets. In
terment will be in Holy sepulchre ceme-
terry.
1t was in 1889, while serving as captain
in the Omaha fire department, that John
Anderson met with the accident that re-
suited in losing hts mind and his removal
to the asylum at Hastings, where he has
been confined for nineteen years.
In the absence of the customary cart fol
carrying hose. Company No. s was using
a lumber wagon to transport the apparatus
Captain, Anderson in answering a call with
his men, was standing in the wagon as Il
turned the corner at Twenty-seventh and
Leavenworth streets, The wagon swerved
as II went around the corner and Captain
Anderson was hurled from 1t to the pave,
ment. on which his head struck. The fall
resulted in serious injuries to his scalI
anu nc peCbNhe INSANE n sN9Tt Aiihe dllel
meeting with the accident Captain Auder-
son was removed to the Hastings asylum
where he grew neither worse nor better
until hts death last night.
John Anderson is survived by a widow
three daughters, and one son, ali living ir
Omaha. The widow, Mrs. Rachel Ander'
son lives with her son, and one daughter
Mrs. w. F. Leary, at 1890 north Twenty.
sixth street. The other two daughters are
Mrs. C. A. Bauer and Mrs. w. II. Crit
filth. both living at Twenty-eighth and
Camden avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
NO VACATION FOR BISMARCK
Not In Ten Years Has Der schudse
Had a Rest from His
Bench Duties.

H' 80
On the beach ten consecutive years with
out a vacation and with none In prospect
for this summer. That, in epitome, IL the
story OF the service of Judge William
Altstadt as justice OF peace In Omaha for
the last decade. '-'' ..s-St .Ie.
mo, this vacation business docs not
nav" explained Der Shudge. II am salts
fled with an occasional ride to South ON
aha and an infrequent Journey TO the VII
lage OF Lincoln. Some people might say
1t was a vacation to go DOWN to the Capt.
toll City, but 1 do not see At that way
especially not since they closed UP the
taverns down there this spring.
II guess the only one who will get a
vacation In this office this year win be
my stenograLher. She does tho work
around here, and she surely will have to
be given a lay-off, If / don't give II. TO
her she will take It anyway sol will give
her ONE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
Mrs. Magee Hit by
Ball SWears to
Court Complaint
She and Her Husband Will Appear
Before Police Judge Against
Four Young Men.

Jerome P. Magee, with his wife, Mrs.
Ella Cotton Nash Magee, will be the COM
planning witness in police court Friday
morning against four young men, Herbert
Mullen, Otto Meis, Jules Rose and Ran
Salter, who are charged with playing
baseball in the street In a complaint filed
by City Prosecutor Daniel.
1t is said Mr.. and Mrs, Magee, with the
latter's little daughter, Frederick Nash,
were just leaving the Seventeenth street
entrance of the Brandeis building ir
an automobile Wednesday noon when a
ball thrown by one Of the youths struck
Mrs. Msgee forcibly on the left arm. Hei
daughter narrowly escaped injury.
The Magee home is at Ns2 South Thirty.
eighth avenue. Mrs. Magee was not seri
ously hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
termaster, Fort Le~avenworth, Kansas,
June 10; 1899, Sealed proposals. IN tripli-
central time, July IA, 1903, and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering In
good condition I. 0. b. ears, freight prepaid,
2,1S7 cubic yards ballast for u. S. railway
terminals at Fort L~eavenworth, Kansas.
Full nformatio and blank forms Of pro-
posal furnished on application to this Of
flee, where specifications may. be seen.
United States reserves the right TO accept
or reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposals for Ballast" and addressed to
Captain VIM. d. Davis, Quartermaster.
Jl6-17-1s-ls-Jyl2-13
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

c.. M. Hunt and wife to Hans Guido,
: lots J. g. 8, 4, c. NJ, Hunts sub o
John Prussia and wife to Frank and
Anna kocarnik' lot 2, block l.
N eotssE Ns atom BANK s%enSn "a. ali sIp to- HIex
G. Reed, lot q, block l, Sunset ad-
Nebraska etS.SR National bank to Mary L. O"
Chadwick, two-thirds interest in lot
20, block !, and lots l, 2, 3, 5, 8, IL, IA,
q. block q Sunset addition. .......... l
Mary h. Chadwick and husband to
interest in lots %, %, "a, block l. and
other lots, Sunset addition. ........... l
Ida M. Hardy and husband to Eliza
Withrow, lot 13, block 8, Kilby
Ellen N. Saline and husband to James
w. Karel, lots 8, 8, 10, H. block 4,
]. W. Karel to o h T. Saline, lot Is.
block 10, Burr Oak and other lots.
Emma A. Moores ct al, to H. e.
Moores, lot IS, Burr Oak and other
Kenwood Realty company to ]. @.
George F.. Davis and wife to d. A.
Bertrand, lot ID, block Z, Bedford
Je p.SEe n Lamar and husband To- Eva !
H. Snyder, lot 6, Barkalow place. 800
Payne-Bostwick & Co, to ]. P. Dug
dale, lot T. block 1, Poppleton park. 800
dixie Lumber & Coal Co, lot q,
block 4, Briggs lace..,."...... /
Is. II. Sanger and wife TO Margaret
Brown. east 80 feet, lot I, block
{, South omaha. 100
Kenwood eRalty company to Frank
c. Best, lot 244, Kenwood ........... rs
Marie L. Mazzei to r. Venuto and
wife, LIS acres in SEA, 75-I5-1S. ..... /
e; E. Darling and wife to Mae Darl-
Ing, lot 2l, block 2 Sulphur Springs 2
j. Fred Smith and wife to Smith
Brick company, undivided one-half
neA SEX, section 9-l5-l3. .-.......... 2
The Byron Reed company to same,
lot 20, block %, Omaha View extern
Same to same, one-fourth interest in
neA sell swA s-15-lS.."..,.""... 2
Cecilia A, Ryburn to same, one
fourth interest in ame...."...... 1000
wife, west thirty feet lot Z, block
Reserve Realty, company TO r. II.
Landeryou, lot g block "A. -.
The John A. Creighton Real Estate
& Trust company to A. l.. Slater,
lot 8, block 10, Creighton's First ad-
B. u'f L. Grove and wife to Charles 0O
d rTSdke HEIGHTS 5Gts : and = block .. Hal sO
william l.. iKierstead and wife to- 1.
p circuit, part tax lot 10, section
Johanna Goodaii to Francis GoodaIl, LOW
2 Avondale park.
II. II. Miller to Fvangeline Homan,
part lot So, s. f. Rogers Oklahoma. 20
Fl M. Higgins to ]. w. Johnson and
wife, lot 2. block III" shinns' Sec
Sophia F, sellner to Katherine PAIL,
M lot T. block %, E.. v. Smiths ad-
oltlon
Total .Sas III
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Foley's honey and Tar rs especially rec
commended for chronic throat and lung
troubles and many sufferers from bron-
ehitis. asthma and consumption have found
comfort and relief, by using Foley's Honey
and Tar. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
south Dakota.
FARMERs-READ THIS

FARMERS-READ THIS.
One farmer In every community can earn
large commissions by inducing his friends
to come to the famous Rosebud country to
invest in the best farm land in the United
States at the prices at which 1t is being
sold-from 800 up. Whole sections for less
than a poor quarter costs in the older com
munities. Write for particulars. You can
earn thousands OF dollars a year IL you
hustle. Rosebud Realty Co, Dallas, S. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
o DIe on the scaRoId

To Die on the ScaROId
is painless, compared with the weak, lame
back kidney trouble causes, Electric Bit.
ters is the remedy. SOC. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co. ''' '
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
Nebraska.
RIG SNAP ToR SALE.

Fine improved farm, 100, in central Ne
brasks; all in cultivation but few Acres;
Is acres alfalfa: handy to town and school
price S5 acre; good terms; one Of the best
In the state. Address the owner, Y 76
care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
SARPY MAY GET BARTON TAX
That County Likely to Obtain Big In.
h~eritanoe Revenue.
QUESTION IS ONE OF INTEREST
Late Capitalist Paid Taxes In Doug
las County oR Property Turned
In at valuation OF
only e08,I25.

Which county gets the inheritance tax
from the tLsOO.OO0 estate Of Guy c. Bar
ton, Douglas or Sarpy1
That the fortune OF the man who helped
build Omaha and has just passed away, IL
about the $4,000 % mark exclusive Of his
recent gifts to relatives and arrangements
to give to charities, is the opinion Of his
business associates.
With this 1850, 900 to his credit, Mr.. Bar
ton pays personal taxes on go, lS OF pro-
perty In Douglas county, and his taxes are
supposed to be paid largely In Sarpy
county. This gives ground for the question
as to whether Douglas or Sarpy county will
be entitled to the i~hhcritancn tax. SEES.
Mr.. Barton had an interest in both the
Omaha National and the United states Ma
tional banks. he was II hedvy stockholder
in the American Smelling and Refining
company and his shares in the Omaha &
Council Bluff street Railway company,
total 81, 900. 900. as he. owned 400 shares OF
preferred and 5000 shares OF common stock
and the shares at a par value OF 500 are
worth $50 TO SOS on the market. His son.
X. c. Barton. has fallen into 1O2 shares of
preferred and l67 shares OF common, worth
anDroximatelV $3.50 O00.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
HoMEsEEKERs AND LAND sPECJ
T.ATORG

1 have a number Of choice tracts OF land
in Gregory, Trip. and Myer counties, So.
Oak. / deal In newly patented indian
titles for all lands l control. Write me
for prices and descriptions. office at
Gregory, So. Oak. DR.. E. T. Spencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
RIIY on OWNER.

Beautiful. modern home, , rooms, hot
water heat large lawn with shade, truit
trees. etc, cistern with water piped to
bath room. new chicken barn, cemented,
plastered- hhSement under whole house.
PTice MB0 Look 1t. over Al 402 Seward
Sc. a. tnquirs a. ta n block Phone
Webster az
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
DUNDEE BUNGALOWS

This Is an artistic up-to-date
bungalow, Row In course OF
CONJUNCTION, with 7 rooms ana
outside sleeping room; oak fin
lsh first floor, Uled Vestibule,
hot water heat. Will decorate
- 10 suit purchaser. High and
slightly location. Reasonable
terms Plans and spectfica-
tiohs At our office. Price "a, 100.
: GEORGE a. co,
49, l60l Farnhm St
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
of Stock.

When Mr.. Barton sold his interest in the
Grant Smelling company it is said he took
almost the entire amount in the stocks OF
the American Smelling and Refining com
pany and later invested much more in the
stocks OF the company than he received
for the Grant Smelling and Refining stocks.
In Sarpy county Mr.. Barton's personal
property is given as worth t247, SOS, while
his 62 acres Of land about Walnut Lodge
is valued at $3.50.
Without doubt there will be considerable
contention between Douglas and Sarpy
counties as to which county is entitled to
the Inheritance tax.
The petition for the probate of the will
will be filed shortly in county court in
Douglas county. The will itself probably
will not be filed until the day of the hear
ing. w. II. DeFrGnce win represent the
heirs. Mr.. DeFrance has been acting as
attorney for MIR. Barton for some years,
but says he did not draw the will. 1t is
understood the bulk of the property will
go to the children, a large amount having
been decided to them during the last three
years. - -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
Bungalow
GALLAGHER & NELSON.
100 Rran daIa RlAR Omaha

" hIaWutIa bIWB-l NNaIIa-
Z A good nine-room house. strictly mod
ern. hot water heat. nice lawn. good neigh
borhood. 2 blocks from car line. This can
be bought for $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
STOVE REPAIRS
WANTED-TO BUY

BEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 897L
BEST price paid for 2d-hAnd furniture,
stoves. clothing. VIM. Rosenblatt. Tel
Douglas 540l. (25)-Szs
DIRT to fill several lots or piece nigh
up property near Eighth and Dorcas; must
be cheap Address A IS, care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
Call Us
by Phone

whenever you want some
thing. cAliN Phone Douglas
rs ana make n known
through . Bee Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
WANTED-T0 RENT

WE are getting inquiries for well located
houses. Must have sole agency. Nowata
land ard Lot Company, suite 624 N. Y.
Life Bldg. Phone Red 1893. Omaha, Neb.
open evenings (26)-SS0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
CnInrnhn.

LAND for sale in Colorado within 6 miles
of J~ulesburg, nice prairie, $40 per acre;
X down, balance 5 years time, Address
Thomas Cochrane. Lincoln, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
MANIFESTATIONS

For high grade men, call Omaha Y, M. C. A.
Experienced nurse would like care of
invalid or infant. Best of references. Ad-
dress h SO, Bee.
WANTED-By young single man, 20 years
OF age, a job on farm or with stock
feeder; best OF references. Address d SS,
care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
HOME

For a broom cottage on s2Sd ST., near
Mason st, IN splendid condition. Vacant
now. but owner can rent a once for so
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-05
LAS MADRES

debieran saoer. Con Ia mayor
parte de las n'1as, sus tribS Sacic-
nes proceden de la falta de nutri.
ci6n, tanto en- calidad como en-
cantidad. Hoy dia Sc denomina
.esta condici6n por ell t6rmino de
iAnemia; perp lag palabras no al
teran los heChos. Existen miles
de nifias en- esta condici6n; al
gunas de elias estan en- la edad
de los misteriosos cambios que
conducen al complete desarrollo
y necesitan especial cuidado.
Muchas sucumben en- este Pc
riodo tan critico y la historic
de tales perdidas es la mas iris
te en- el curse de la vida. I'm
tratamientO conveniente podria
habsr salVado a la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieran sabido de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
y la hubleran administrado & sus
hijas, con eli resultado de que ha-
brian llegado a ser mujeres fuer-
tes J sanas Is tan sabrosa como
la miel ? contlene todos los prin-
cipios nutritiyos y curativo8 del
ACeite de Higado dc Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los higa-
COS frescOs del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Eytractos de Malta
y Cerezo Sllyestre. Para lograr
el desarrollo de nihos palidos,
raquiticos Y demacrados, ' espe.
cialmente aauellos que padecen
Anemia, EscrGiuIa, Raquitismo
Q intermediates DC los Huesos Y
Ia Sangre, no tlcre icual, pues
sus prop.edades tonicas son ex-
celentes. "El ST. DD. N. Sam
chez Rodriguez, Director de Ia
Casa Amiga de la OLreIa de Ne.
zioo, dice:-La E.craraci6n de-
WampOle ne La daGO los meiores \
resultados en- los nylos 4 quienes
Is APPLIQUE, apesar dc 10 avanzado |
&c sn enfermedad cs,an "a perfec- |
tamcnte curados, hab.endo desa- |
parecido las escr5tulas que Ia |
terrible anemia les rroduiera y
81 estado general 6 de 10 mas |
satisfactorio." In las Boticas. J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-05

| COCKATILS TERAPEUTICOS.-Las
propiedades alimenticias y nutritivas del
aceite de higado de bacalao dependep en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- Ia
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son digeridas y asimiladas con mucha
mas facilidad que las otras, debido la
presencia en- el aceite de bacalao de ciertos
derivados del hfgado, que permiten Ia
pronta emulsiGcaci6n del aceite por los
fluidos del estomago y haceD que su ab-
sorci6n por la membrane mucosa Sc lleve
efecto con mas facilidad y con mas rapi-
dee que Ia de ninguna otra grasa.
Las grasas que el aceite de hfgado de
bacalao contiene, aparts de su podeross
cualidad de nutrir, no poseen ningdn valor
terapeutico-y los otros elementos natura-
les que son parte de su composition no es
possible que ninguno de ellos pueda ejer-
| Ger en- el sistems cualquier efcto terapeu-
, tico.
Es evdente pues-que e aceite de
hfgado de bacalao es uE alimento y
no una medicins , que que todas
sus virtudes slimenticias estap en-
las grasas que entran en- gu composition
y por consiguiente todas las preparacio-
nes que pretenden estar hechas de los
principles activos del aceite y que Sc ofre-
cen como sus sustitutos, son productos
fraudulentos de la especulacion mercantil
y dele harlatanismo Dichos preparados no
contienen ninguna de las propiedades nu.
tritivas y reconstituyentes del aceite de
higado de bacalao. porque carecen de la
grasa, que es la parte del aceite que nutre
y alimenta-su composition tiene mucha
semejanza con Ia de los COCKTAILS-y
su uso puede en- ocasiones causar periuicios
considerables s. los enfermos por la gran
cantidad de alcohol que invariablemente
contienenvy otras sustancias narc6ticas
como Ell sulfato de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen conte-
nef los principles activos del aceite de hi
gado de bacalao, son especialmente peli-
grosas para las criaturas, para los ninos,
para los jovenes y sehoras, quienes por su
naturahza delicada y temperamento es-
peciaI nc pueden resistir sin grandes que
brantos para su salud los efectos deIetereos
del alcohol, de la estricnina ? otras subs.
tancias energicas.
Ell aceite de higado de bacalao es insus- |
tltuible como alimento-como un reconsti.
tuyente poderoso de la sangre, de los teji-
dos, de les nervios y de los huesos-y el
modo mas racional de administrarlo Sc.
gun 10 ha probado Ia experiencia de mas
de 80 amos y segdn Ia opinion universal
de los medicos. es la EMULSION DE
SCOTT. que esra compuesta del aceite
mas puro de otros ingredientes que au-
mentan considerabemente Ia eGcacia nu- |
tritiva del aceite.