Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

MeArone, IN the New York Musical Review.
gives his experience Of inhamns'ory rbeamsiisn
~ follows:
There are no roses in the wilderness Of vines
that enclose the psrrl of the country house where
I write but an eastsrly wind, Of much ssperity
and viruleuce. Is making itself very much al
home there. and uhistling like 6rst-class boat
swain whose mother calliope.
Easily enough this easterly wind brings ne 10
the rheumatism.
IL also brings the rheun atsm 10 me
Did you ever have a red-haired man thros a
milestone on your hand and then bore into your
elbow with center bitl
That 10 the sensation OF the ib1ammsiory
rheumatism a. performed by me for seven con-
sscutive days and nights.
| had some VERY fue. eccentric and humorous
ideas during this period: but when fellow .
right thumb is swollen 10 the resemblance OF .
Hamburg sausage. and bis fore finger has wire
run through the bones lengthwise he is not in
good condition 10 write down even the most
brilliant mental scintillztions.
Neither il ne expert with those irsil unas
sumipg, but potent Instruments, the knife and
fork.
Buttons also, at such timer. present fsrni-
dsble resistance, and the razor becomes vain
and impotent toy.
The only thing, in fact. that runs the easier
and slides the more vigorously for the rheuma-
item. is profanity.
There il q peculiar twist TO ihs elbow,
coupled with Simultaneous twinges in the hip
and knee, that produce great iuency in that par
tieular.
The remedies that ones friends suggest are by
no means the least troublesome portion OF the
complaint.
One suggests q common hor.e-ehestnut, or
t.1 II a.. lat n
An infAllible preventive.
lady says that an application OF cotton bat
ting is sure thing.
once knew q famous cricket-player vho uss
cured Of batting by rheumatism, but i never
knew that the rule would work both ways
A third suggestion was that should bs Gu
vsloped from head % foot in blue clay. not 10
be disturbed till il cracked Of Of itself.
This last struck me good idea, espscis II
lift we're I, be plscei At the bottom Of ps Gil
feet deep, TO be thus enveloped, the hole TO b
then filled up. and neat hssdstops erected q
mark the place.
Am sssured that the clay, under these ciscu N
stances. would crack and come of Of itself, al
about ths time when Gabriel performs his sole
obligato for the trumpet.
These are but invalid cOnceits OF the ria s ms
tsm rheumatic; but can hardly do better 10
day. This paper is, IN fact. the frst have writ
ten Tor the press Tor nearly fortnight and u
but sort OF experience.
Indeed, ii il gives you the same pain in the e.
bow TO read il. that il gives me to write it, ain
ssrely pity you.
Blu, il. as is said, easy reading i. hard writ
ing" this stands chance OF being uncommonly
easy Of perusal.
am = little out OF humor with Fate. or what
ever you call il; for this shabby treatment. Ii
vas rather rough to give fellow = whole sum
msr Of bilious sgonies, With no rsmitiances 10
hope for except remittent levers, and then to
crowd on q Gripping rheumatism at the end of il.
II is hard on fellow stamina. and cons,iiu-
ton aud things The thought of dumb bells
makes q weak feeling creep down my back; and
when i walk, leaning on my cane. you might
take me for some old sport. like Prof. Holmes
" Lat Leaf"