The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
NO PATENT FOOD
FOR WILEY BABY
Heir To House OF Pure Food
Expert Not To Take Any
Chances.

Washington, May 21.-Harvey w.
Wiley, jr., for that is what his mother
already has named him-weighs nine
pounds and six ounces, and the hospi-
tai attendants and the mothers ply
sician declare both mother and child
are doing splendidly.
DR.. Wiley is 66 years young. When
seen at his home here, DR.. Wiley said
that according to the family bible,
Father Time had tolled off that many
years. but that DR.. Young had disputed
the question.
DIR. Wiley, while he had not slepI for
4S hours, was in exuberant spirits. He
received congratulations in the spirit
of rs and talked of his heir In the Ian
guage of the nursery.
Congratulate me, well. I should say
yes" said DR.. Wiley.
Right here DR.. Wiley allowed a broad
grin to wreath his entire face and said:
I'm going to stay here long enough,
too. to start this boy on the proper
road to good health, education and
clean living"
Harvey, jr., is a likely looking young
ster. When but seven hours of age a
photographer took a flashlight picture
of him and his father in the sun parlor
of the Columbia hospital. The embryo
pure food expert had both eyes wide
lOptil,a he ilSl uOuUlGu up ana liz leGI
crossed. AS the explosion from the
fashlight resounded through the room
the little fellow bliked his eye, and
actually smiled. The picture shows it.
The little man has eyes of the deep
est brown, just like his daddy's.
Harvey, Sr., Takes Baby Talk.
DR.. Wiley expressed himself as being
simply %deligted" with his son. He
caused much merriment among the
nurses and attendants at the hospital
as he took the child in his arms and
talked baby ak to him.
DR.. Wiley, at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing, just a bit more than two hours
after Harvey, jr.. came into the world,
drew up pure food regulations for the
baby and his mother.
1.-THE best food in the world is what
this young man is going to get" said
DR.. Wiley. 1T will be pure food. but
without the approval of a scientific
board. This best food in the world
for my baby and all babies is its moth
er's milk"
AT this point DR.. Wiley again drew
himself up to his full six feet three
inches n said:
II am a living testimonial of a breast
baby. Pretty healthy specimen, hey?'
Where a mother is we'll n healthy.
the purest food for an infant is its
mothers milk" said DR.. Wiley, land
my baby shall get that until he is
weaned, unless something happens to
his mother. If his mother is not well
or her milk does not agree with the
baby. he will get the milk from the
best cow-a COW that is absolutely
healthy and free Of all known diseases
The cow from which the milk will be
got will not nave been tested by the
department of agriculture"
DR.. Wiley said that no doubt the ills
of nan babies were directly traceable
to it's food.
Mothers" said DR.. Wiley, "should
see that their milk is the healtiest be-
fore giving it to children, and if it is
not healthy they should get the best
cows milk obtainable.'
No Patent Foods For Harvey.
There will be no patent foods fol
In this case, Mrs. Wiley seconds DR.
Wiley's baby diet, and says she vii
follow her physicians and DR.. Wiley's
directions. DR.. Wiley has a physician
attending Mrs. Wiley who holds the
same views as he does regarding the
feeding of infants.
DR.. Wiley did not stop at giving di
rections for the feeding of his baby
He started out by getting the young
citizen of the District of Columbia ant
Indiana (for he has already declared
him to be a Hoosier) to taking a SUI
bath.
"Sun and fresh air are worth a!
much as food to a baby" said DR.
Wiley. I'm fact, sunshine and fresl
air are really foo and should be givel
a baby just as often and regularly a
its food. My baby shall AVE plenty o
BOTH
The first thing after the sun cam,
out from behind some ain clouds Dr
Wiley carried his offspring from it
mothers room to the sun parlor of TIL
hospital, and there the two sat an
basked in the warm rays for severa
minutes. Every day that Mrs. Wiley /
in the hospital DIR. Wiley will go Their
and for a few minutes Ave his son il
the sun parlor.