The Telegram. — 1896-11-10 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

NICE MOUTHFUL OF TEETH.  A great many parents think that all their weak children need IR a dose of some specific to give them an appetite, and then trust to luck for the rest. The phy,iidan knows better. He knows how sermons it is to stud a baby or a child with drug.. You will find that the doctor looks to the nourishment the little ones assimilate. If he find. [kern weak, lifeless, emaciated, and thin he knows Scott's Emulsion will do them a world of good. . . - .  The rketor understands what &Ott's. EmuNion has done to widen the scope of cod•liver uil. The mother can only find this out by experience. If yout child jaunt developing as you would like; if you are getting anxious shout it, why don't you try Scott's Emulsion? You will have no difficulty in it, administration, for it is /meet to the tsate, and you will find it an aid to digestion rather than a hindrance. It agrees with the stomach wonderfully and is adnarahly adapted to children. Here ie a I,tt .r which tell:, one of them-ands of similar Sturier  I think it my duty to give you a true report of our little boy, who was a very poor, miserable little thing up till the time that we began to give him Scott's Emulsion. Wheu he was thirteen months old he weighed just 8 lbs. He could not sit up without assistance, could not stand, and was wi..hout signs of haviarr auy teeth. Everyone that saw him thought it impossible for him to come round ; our friends said he would never be well. But he has deceived them all. Everyone that sees him now is surprised, aud will hardly believe him to be the same. You may puize for yourself the difference there is in him. He was Bibs. on the 3rd of June, 1895, and 28 lbs. on the 30th of January, 1896—a difference of 1711ss. on for eight months ; independent of that, he can walk anywhere by himself, and he has got a nice mouthful of teeth. If you would like to publish this letter you are quite at liberty to do so, as we believe it is Scout's Emulsion that has brought him to what he is at present. I remain, yours truly, (signed) HAYWARD ADAMS, The Ler., Brockmom, Brierley Hill, Staffs., Feb. sth, 1896." We might emphasise that " nice mouthful of teeth." In Scott's Emnlson are the hypophop phites of lime and soda. These valuable hypophosphites are almost indispensable duriog the formation of teeth and the framework of the body. Many a " nice mouthful of teeth "are made by Scott, Emulsion, and baby is spared distress JO COMMqueucse.  A child has died at Hammersmith through Swallowing a halfpenny. The supplies remaining over from the Nansen expedition, and consisting chiefly of large quantiti., of provisions, vegetables, etaininal food, and pemmican, will be sold from the Front at Christiania on Monday.  A destructive lire occurred on Saturday st Walk Mille, Keiehley, occupied by Ickringill and Co., stated to be the largest worsted spinners in the world. Four hundred persons will be temporarily thrown out of work.  A coroner's ittry at Manchester on Friday returned a verdict of wilful murder against RORO Burrow', who i allsged to hare thrown a lighted paraffin lamp at Miss Beatrice Henderson. The v.rtiea quarrrelled at a card party. Colonel Rhodes, brother of the ex-Premier of Cape Colony, Faded for South Afrria, somewhat unexpectedly, by the Norhant Castle, on Saturday. lie was one of the Johannesburg " Reform ' leadera sentenced to death by Judge Gegorowski.  ----The steamer Ceomwell, rom Galveston, with cotton, put into llmtmonth, on Monday, and repotted that a fire occorred among the cargo during the voyage. The hostswain, ii. 'try Peters in, was 0 VerCi ISIIC by th fumes and died. The prisoner Bell, alias Ivory, now under remand in Holloway, has placed himself in communication with the United States AinCatoadur in London, with a view, it is stated, to el Sun recognition lA his rights as an American citizen.  To 7.