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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-03
MARRIAGE FORBIDDEN.
A Lewiston Couple Who Will Have to
Wait.

LEWISTON, Oct. 9.
Marriage Forbidden" was the emphatic
endorsement on the books of the city clerk.
1t was written under the names of a couple
of LewistOn's young folks very well known
in their circles. 1t was not many davs ago
that queer meeting happened in the city
clerks office, Out OF the knowledge of the
registration of the names of the couple, BY
the parents, happened an accidental meeting
Of the parents. in the Office of the city clerk.
bound on the same errand of forbidding the
bans. Both of the contracting parties were
dnder age. The partisans of each proclaimed
the would be bride or the would-be groom as
mot good enough for their boy or their
girl. 1t came near being a scene At one
time the fire flashed from the eyes of each,
but it was quelled. They had wordy con-
fiict in the corridors. Out of this double tes-
timony, the marriage is forbidden, and the
boy and girl must wait the motion of the
wheels of time, that are undoubtedly very
slow TO them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-03
A NEW MINISTER.
Rev. A. r. DunDells Installed Pastor of
the Third Congregational Church
at Bath.

BATH. Oct. 2.
The ordination and installation of Rev. A.
F. Dunnels of Boston Highlands as pastor of
the Third Congregational church here oc-
Cured here tonight. The following is the
program observed:
Introductory prayer and scripture reading
Rev. II. o. Thayer of Woolwich.
Sermon and installing prayer--Rev. Mich
ael Burnham of the Emanuel church, Bos-
ton.
Charge to the pastor--Rev. +. Hincks.
Right hand of fellowship-Rev. o. w.
Folsom.
Address to the people-Rev. w. p. Fisher
of Brunswick.
Prayer-A. +. Skeele of Augusta.
Benedicton-Rev. A. +. Dunnells.
The regular choir rendered fine music.
The opening anthem, composed for the oc-
casion by Mr.. Z. Trafont. was highly praised.
Mr.. Dunnells graduated from the Andover
seminary last fall.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
CATTLE SHOWS
Of the Piscataquis, kennebe cand Wash.
ingtOn Agricultural Societies.

DOVER, Oct 2.
The 3lst annual fair of the Piscataqui.
Central Agricultural Society oponed TODAY at
the park in Foxcroft. The show of stock
and the display in the hall is good and the
attendance large. Tomorrow will be devoted
to the horse show and trolling.
MACHIAs, Oct. 9.
Tine West Washington fair closed two
days show at Jonesboro this afternoon. The
exhibition by the farmers and mechanics was
the largest and best for 10 years Four
thousand people attended. In the 9 40 class
Walter Young's horse Joe won first money ;
time 2.47. In the three minute class Nathan
fuckers horse Rather won first money; time
2.43. In the sweepstakes f. H. Greely's
horse Hiram came in first in 81
WINTHROP, Oct. 2.
The last day of the Kennebec show closed
with good weather and good crowd. In the
forenoon Prof. Fernald of the Maine State
Agricultural College at Orono, delivered an
address on ''Requisits for successful farm
ing" Reports of the awarding committee
followed. The the afternoon the trottiug
began. The first race was for horses not in
the 2.40 class. Little Flossie won in three
straight heats; best time 2.45. Scissors won
second, Jennie NJ. third, Gen. Knox fourth.
The second race was the 2.40 class. Pay
streak won in three straight heats, Kitty
Knox second, Snowbird third, Moldy fourth !;
best time 82.42. The last race was the
sweepstakes and was won by Knox, Ned Sec
ond, Scissors third, Jennie P. fourth: best
time 2,37. The crowd was the largest ever
on the grounds.
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PORTLAND NEWS.

PORTLAND. Oct. ,.
The case of Sergeant Kelly, for shootin g
Frank Smith at Fort Popham, is next in
order in the United States Court, here. W.
F. Lunt represents the government and Hon.
Washington Gilbert of Bath, the prisoner.
The board of trade today appointed Presi-
dent Wescott. Secretary Rich and |. J. Ger
rish a committee on the Portland exhibit at
the New Orleans exhibition.
In the suit of Mary E. Deming in the U.
S. Circuit Court VS.. Western Union Tele-
graph Co. for damages caused by a collision
with the telegraph wires the jury disagreed.
The second day of the Cumberland fair
attracted 5000 people. Two races were start
ed and both were postponed on account of
the darkness.
There was large attendance at the Bux-
ton fair today.
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GOV. PINGREE.
His Inauguration at MOntpelier-He De-
livers His Message to the Leg
isiature.
MONTPELIER, Vt. Oct =

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct ..
Gov. Pingree was inaugerated this after
noon Judge Q. b. Redfeld administering
the oath of office. He at once delivered his
message. During the delivery the COVER
nor's salute of 10 guns was fired at the State
arsenal
The first bill of the session was introduced
in the House, making the adjutant and in
spector generals, quartermaster, general
Judge advocate. general and surgeon general
officers to be appointed by the governor in
stead of being elected by the legislature as
now also giving all the rank of brigadier
general. Lieut. Gov. +. J. Ormsbee took
the oath and made brief remarks on taking
the chair as president of the Senate A spec
ial committee was appointed to investigate
the cases where it is alleged that postmasters
have been elected representatives, the con-
stitution prohibiting such from holding office.
Gov. Pingree deliveved a message to the
legislature this forenoon. In it he included
the treasuaer's report, which shows that the
liabilities of the State at the close of the is-
cal year that ended Aug. | 1884 were $209,-
95l.S3 and the assets S93, l49. 46. In the
liabilities are included items for which no
pro, isions are required at present, aggre-
eating Sl49, ,64l 46. which sum being de
Quoted from the general amount of liabilities
an amount of the same subject to be paid
currently S50,3l0.37, showing an excess OF
the available assets over the current lablli.
ties of S42, ,S39 90.
The message reviews the tax laws of the
State for couple of years. and particularly
commends the working of the act to equalize
taxation which passed four years ago. Ir
speaking of the corporation tax law the Gov.
ernor says. By it the method of raising rev
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

Commander Schley was the recipient,
Thursday, Of gold medal from the Massa-
chusetts Humane Society.
Capt. A. C. X, Benham will be detached
from the navy yard at Portsmouth, n. H.,
October goth, and ordered as inspector of the
third light house district, November 18th.
The funeral ceremonies over the remains
of the late Commodore Fillebrown we're held
ct Washington, Thursday morning. in the
chapel at Oak Hill, the cemetery Of st.
Johns church. The secretary af the navy
was present, accompanied by Admiral Mich
old Commodores Walker and Schley.
Tne United States Steamer Omaha was
launched, Thursday, at Portsmouth, N. II.
At the republican convention at Buzzard's
Bay. Mass, Thursday, Hon. Howes Norris
was renominated senator from the Cape dis
trict and j. G. Robinson of Falmouth, county
commissioner.
At q meeting OF the trans continental asso-
citation at Omaha, Wednesday forenoon, the
lines composing the same, were formed into
pools and an smicable understanding arrived
at with regard to the agreement submitted at
the last meeting.
James Morgin, pick pocket arrested at
Worcester, Mass, August 23d and released
on bail has been identified as the notorious
"Shang" Cambell, well known in New York
and eastern States. His companion who
escaped, is named Hickey, and is wanted in
Detroit, Mich, for murder.
A boiler of cotton gin exploded in Fred
ericksburg, Tex, Thursday, and killed the
fireman. Three other men were fatally in
jured.
In railroad collision at Springdale Mass,
Thursday. several cars and two engines were
wrecked and baggage car severely injured.
Col John F. Marsh, declines the nominal
tion of the Peoples Party for Lieut. Gov. of
Massachusetts.
Thursday forenoon, Nelson ID. Hoytt of
Haverhill, Mass, came into the police station
at Dover, n. H., and said that three weeks
ago he stole team from Haverhill and came
into New Hampshire, traded it, spent the
money and became conscience stricken. He
wants TO be punished.
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THE TURF.
Close of the Fall Meeting at the Knox
TrOtting Park.

RoCKLAND, Oct. 2.
The fall meeting at the Knox trotting park
closed today. Yesterdays races were the
2 80 class, won by Isaac A. in three straight
heats: best time 2.37. The 2 81 class was
won by Baby Boy in three straight heats
best time 1884.
In today's races the 2.40 class was won by
Isaac A. in three straight heats, Lucy NJ.
second, Georgia third; best time 2.37. The
match race between Fred and John was won
by Fred; best time 2,3S 2. The free for
all race was won by Jonnie B., Baby Boy
second; best time ? set.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
FLoUR-Receipts, % 663; exports. 2,6ei; sales 49,
900; No. z, 2 % 90; fancy white Western, extra
soa o 90; common TO good, 2 20 a 3 90; good TO
choice, S65 a675; City mill extra, 8 90 u 8 %; /;
superfue,2 40 u 200; st. Louis extra, 20 a rs
winter wheat extra, 290 as25; Minnesota extra,
IS 20.
wHEAT-Receipts, 1896; exports, 20 eo3; sales.
100000 No. red. 81; No. z red, -; elevator
No. Red State. %; No l White state, 90l.
RYE-dull.
BARLEY-eRsler.
CORN Receipts 40,500 bushels; exports, %, ,iO7;
sales. 5000; spot No 3, 500; No 2, 62i.
OATs-Receipts, 1858; sales, 104, ,B72; No g. 3Oi;
do White, 32l; No 2, 81 3iA; do white. ~ n 32l;
No !, sll; do white, 30; Mixed Western, 800 n 81;
white do, "a 10; White State. no u 40.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed o q 81; granulated,
81; white extra G, 81 a 81; yellow, Al AZ mould,
81.
PETRoLEUM-Unlted, III bid.
TALLOW-eaaier.
BEEF-steady.
PoRK-Mess spot. 100 a i7OO; clear back,
10 90.
LARD-at = a IS; refined, z 70.
BUTTER-easier.
CHEEsE-hrm.
Frelghts-steady.
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GLEN HOUSE BURNED.
Cattle and Horses Saved-NearIy Total
Loss.
Mourn wAsHrseToS. Oct. :

MOUNT WASHINGTON, Oct. 2,
The Glen House which was burned last
night was one Of the largest and best hotels
in the mountain region. A high wind pre-
vailed and caused the flames to spread with
great rapidity. No one was injured and the
horses and cattle and many of the wagons
and harnesses were saved, besides the con-
tents of the safe and most of the effects of
the employees, but otherwise the establish.
ment 10 totsl loss. Only the carpenter shops
and the bowling alley are left standing.
The season having just closed there were
no guests in the house and not more than one
third of the employees. The latter we're
lodged last night at the Toll House belonging
to the Summit Mountain Co and at the
Alpine House in Gorham. All the furniture
and fixtures of the house were entirely
destroyed. The building burned like tinder.
The loss is very heavy, amounting TO over
s225, 900. Insured for about 100000. Mr..
Milliken will soon lay the foundation for a
new building.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2.
The total insurance on the Glen House and
furniture was s124 $50, distributed among 81
companies, including 81, 500 in Hanover and
500 in State investment. The amount.
range from 81 900 to $4,000.
The light of the fire was plainly seen from
this city. II was coDjectured that 1t was in
Bridgton, but was plainly seen at q grea,
distance away.
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Foreign Notes.

The surviving Duke of Wellington is en-
gagged in editing the London correspondence
of the great Duke for publication. 1t is said
that it contains some curious political and
personal gossip.
London correspondents report that another
rowing match is arranged between crews of
the United States frigate Lancaster and the
Southampton coal porter's clubs. The race
is to be for 90 pounds side. to take place
Saturday, and will be rowed over the same
course as the other races in which the same
Americans participated.
selles Yesterday
The total number of deaths from cholera
in France last week was III, against 2l0 the
preceding week. The two cases reported at
Aubervilliers yesterday are sporadic.
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SPORTING.
COLLEGE SPORTS.
Continuation of the Dartmouth Athletic
Exercises.

HANOVER, N. H., Oct 2.
The athletic sports at Dartmouth was re-
sumed this morning. The final heat in the
100 yards dash was won by Guy Wilson of
Bethel, VT, in | seconds.
The bicycle race, one mile. was won by
II. A. Hubbard of Candian, N. H., in 4 min.
33 sec
The final heat in the 220 yards dash was
won by W, w. Bradley of st. Johnsbury.
The final heat in the hurdle race was won
by w. N, Bradley in 201 sec
The two mile race was won by +. B. Mann
in | minutes and 50 seconds
Obstacle race was won by F. B. Mann in
SO seconds.
Boxing, heavy weight was won by w. p.
Buckley Of Littleton, and the light weight by
II. G.. Phillips of Cincinnati
T. f. Kearney of Boston gave an exhibit
ion of standing high jump of five feet and
two inches, and with weights, long jump.
IL and three inches.
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BURNING WATERS.
Blazing Oil steamer Fires Other Vessels
Several People lnJured.
ST.. PErERsRuRG. Oct. ?.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. ?.
One of the steamers plying on the Volga
river, took fire Yesterday at Kostronia and
shortly afterwards broke loose from her dock.
As she tloated down stream, she set fire to
other vessels and being loaded with oil which
burned fiercely as it tloated on the river, the
vicinity was soon an immense sea of flame,
consuming everything within its reach. The
excitement was intense and the firemen and
sailors worked heroically to save property
and subdue the flames. Several ships and
two steamers were burned and dozen per-
sons were killed or injured before the fire
was got under control. The loss will reach
several million roubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-03
GOV. ST. JOHN FIRED AT
While Riding in a Train-The Williams
Identity Unknown.
TERRE HATTIE. Ind. Oct.

Sullivan, Ind, special says: Some
persons fred into the car in which Gov. St.
John sat last night en- route from Carlisle to
Terre Haute. The ball passed through the
window on the opposite side of the governor.
made clean hole and lodged in the side of
the car a little in front of him. The train
was just slowing up south of Sullivan when
the shot was fred. The governor took the
matter cody No disturbance was made and
many persons on the train was not aware of
the occurrence. There is no clue to the
identity of the person who fred the shot and
the motive is unknown.
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GeOrgia's Election.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 2
In yesterdays State election there was no
opposition to the democratic ticket, and the
vote was very much lighter than four years
ago when the bitter contest for governor was
waged between Colqnitt and Norwood. The
legislature elected will return Hon. Joseph
+. Brown to the U. 5. Senate. The independ-
ents were defeated in Burke and Greene
counties. The prohibition ticket was gen.
orally successful but created no democratic
division. Prohibition in one form or another
exists in 80 of the 1877 counties in the State.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
COURT GOSSIP.
What the Gallant Bismarck said 70 the
CZarina of Russia.

BERLIN. Oct. 2.
The National Zeitung states that while the
three emperors were standing and conversing
together after dinner at Skierniwice, the
Czarina conversed withe Prince Bismarck.
Her majesty expressed great pleasure at
seeing the emperors thus united, adding that
the union of the three nations ought to have
existed long ago and she hoped it would
always continue. Prince Bismarck in reply
stated that it would be his lifelong aim to
ensure the fulfillment of her wish and If at
any time rupture should be unavoidable, he
would cease to continue as minister of the
German Empire.
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A Man Severely Injured About the Head
by Two Roughs.

SANFORD, Oct. 2.
Frank and Fal Beckford, the burglars who
escaped from the officers in Springvale Tues
day, assaulted VIM. Roach with a stone in
Lebanon last night, injuring him about the
head, it is feared fatally. Roach furnished
information which led to the recovery of
stolen goods and the arrest of one of their
companions. The Beckfords have not been
arrested.
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Death of Frank Chanfrau.
JERSEY CITY, n, j.,

JERSEY CITY, n, j., Oct. 2.
Frank S, Chanfrau, well kuown for his i'm
personation of kit, the Arkansas Traveller, -
who was stricken with apoplexy last evening,
died at 5.l5 o'clock this morning. in his room
in the Taylor hotel in this city, without hav-
ing recovered consciousness Chanfrau's s
company was billed for one week at Jersey
City A Academy of Music, where it had crowd
ed houses. Chanfrau was in his 6lst year
and was q native of the 5th ward of New
York City.
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Coniey Will Row Teemer.


DOsIOS. Oct. =.
P. H. Conley authorized the statement that
he will row Teemer a sculler's race of four
miles with turn, on the allowance of ten
seconds start and give or take 800 for ex-
penses; to row at Sebago Lake, Me-. or
Hutton, Pa. the race to be for $500 a side,
and rowed in the third or fourth week of the
present month In connection Sith the above
slO0 has been left st the Boston Herald
office as forfeit.
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>u~ York stock AinrheI.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Oct.2
FLOUK-hrm.
WHEAT frmer; No. Chicago Spring, 7sia79l;
Oct, 7sS IA 7pl.
CORN higher at 57la5sl.
OATs-frm 20.
3YE-easer; 5il.
BARLEY firm G2.
PORK ~ I6 so n 10 so.
LARD - A. 7 % a 30.
BULK hEAT-shoulders. 6 so; Short rh, y 9Oj
Shor' "tear. 10 Is.
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Fatally Shot.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 2.
At ii o'clock last night a street car in the
south part of this city. was stopped by a
who commanded the driver to
give up his cash box. The latter refused to
do so, when the robber fred two shots, one of
which took effect in the stomach of Albert
Mullman, an iron moulder. who was the only
in the car, killing him almost in
stantly. The murderer escaped.
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LeWistOn's New Pastor.
LEWISTON, Oct. .

LEWISTON, Oct. =.
The recognition of Rev. C. E. Cate as
pastor of the Maine street Free Baptist church
occurred this evening. The sermon was by
Prof. Hayes.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the SUBJ
~ scriber has been duly appointed Executor OF
'ie last will and testament of
IN =. CALEB 1OWLE, late of West Gardiner,
~ ~ me County of Kennebec deceased testate, and has
SSnoertaken S that trust by giving bond as the law
san,s %'cts All persons, therefore, having demands
saanst the estate of said deceased are desired to
,.Anoit the same for settlement, and all indebted
mentto 0PREN n TOWI.E.
Sept. l, 1884. wswS6s
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A Prominent Citizen Gone.

BELFAST, Oct. 9.
DIR. R. Moody, physician in Belfast since
1880, died Thursday. aged 81 years. He was
a graduate of the Maine Medical School.
class of 1928. and mayor of Belfast in 1860.
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Mill shut Down.

LEWISTON, Oct. 2.
Lewiston mill No. 2, running on bags and
employing 250 hands will shut down for a
time on Saturday.
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You may hurrah for Blaine and Lincoln
from now until election day and not get
hoarse If you will only use Jadwin's Pine
Tar Syrup. For sale by Allen and Co.
apr7t&wlm
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Shot and Burned.

LONDON, Oct. 9.
1t is learned that in quelling the meeting
of prisoners at Mandaay, few days ago,
Burmese soldiers set fire to the prison and
shot 430 of the inmates while they were
attempting to escape.
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Single Mill Burned.

FoRr FAIRFIELD, Oct. 2.
Amassa Howe's steam shingle mill and a
quanty OF shingles we're burned today. Loss
unknown.
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Railroad Collision.

LONDON, Oct. ,.
Advices from India, state a collision
occurred on the Eastern Bengal Railway,
in which sixty persons were killed and in
jured.
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At MISUNDERSTANDING 2. Boston 6.
At Chicago-Chicago 8, New York 5.
The following is the standing of the league
games up to date
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"Wells' Health Renewer'' restores health
and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. 81.
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BY GRAPH,
EATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next - Hours.

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 81 A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States.
slightly cooler; threatening weather: slight
local rain; northeast winds, veering to south
west; lower barometer.
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hENNRBEC COUNTf-m Probate Court
az AUGUSTA, on the fourth Monday Of September
1854:
4 A. MASON and WIN. MASON, Executors on
- the estate of Bartholomew Mason, late OF
halowell, in said county deceased, having
Peutioned for license to sell the following real
estate Of said deceased for the payment of egacies
o OF and with brick store thereon, being the store
IN Slark block Water street, Hallowell.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
ns neeSs successfully prior TO the second Monday ot
october next. in the Kennebec Journal, a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in
crested may attend at Court of Probate then to be
neiuen at Augusta, and show cause, If any,whY the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
EMERY q. BEAN, Judge.
ttsst-HowARD OWEN, Register. w3wSe'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money market.
Rvenin0 Report.

NEw YoRK, Oct. q
Money easy between from lla2 and closed at 2
Prime Mercantile paper, sac. Exchange steady
Sig for long ganc 50 for short. Governments steady
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SAYS.

Therefore the moon. the governess Of foods,
Pale In her anger, washes all the air,
That rheumatic diseases may abound"
Whether the "pale moon" has increased the
size OF her wash as the world has increased In
population may be a question, but its a fact be-
yond question that Rheumatism has increased
untn nItdoes abound" In 'all the air, and thou
sands OF human beings are bound and tor
mentcd with the excruclating pains that only
rheumatism and Neuralgia can lnflict.