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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Hints to Nurses.
tBratliCboro Household


Never stand at the foot OF sick bed and
survey the patient. All figures loom large
TO feverei eyes, and by the side of the bed
are only partly seen, and do not annoy with
the sense of too much presence. Do not open
the door very slowly, for then the attention
Is strained, specuiating aS to who the next
conner can possibly be after all this prepara
ton and with such cautious approach. Low
but clear tones, quiet but sure movements,
and rapid, rather than slow. are great re-
lief TO any patient who is blessed with q
practical nurse.
Whispering Is torture. Silence is best un-
I'll you can discuss matters in another room;
but If you speak, speak out and make no
mysteries about anything. In severe illness
the nurse must watch her patient steadily,
but not seem TO be looking. In GONZALES
cence it frequently soothes the invalid to
have the nur e seated at the window, appar-
emily looki~f: out This frees the faculties
from the TENSION that the sense Of beiny
watched u, ually gives
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Health and Happiness.


We hear of happy" invaIids, but we
could never work up much faith in them
Patient, selt-contained and outwardly cheer
full they may be and often are; but being
in pain can't lie happy-its a falsehood
against nature to assert it. Allowing Tor
all outside circumstances, this general rule
hollis good. We must be healthy to be
ha spy, and We must lie happy TO he healthy.
L two are ha.ves of one circle; but you
can't tell where the one ends and the other
begins.
If headaches and dyspepsia and nervous
ness and weakness were swept away, nine
tenths of our trouble, and -burnings
would lie gone. On the other hand, an iron"
constitution cannot long withstand the raw
ages of grief and melsncholy. If you are
sad, look to your stomach; if you are not
We'll, seek more cheerIt ~urroundings in ad-
dition to your hyglenic measures
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

ner reason. Iounsei WIN yVu, ...-~,
assured that light will flash upon
your darkness. Women are too COM
monty adjudged as verdant in all but purely
womanish affairs. No philosophical student
of the sex thus adjudges them. Their intui-
ton, or insight, is the most subtle, and il
they cannot see cat in the meal, there is
no cat there In coupseling one to tell his
trouble to his wife, We would go further,
and advise him to keep none of his affairs
secret from her. Many home has been
happily saved, and many fortune relieved
by mans full confidence in his better half.
Woman is far moro seer and prophet taan
man if she be given chance.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
The Better Way.

minneapolis hausek-eper.l
always finish one piece OF work before
you begin another"
Never you believe it, That advice came
from stern, oli-fa>hioned devotees Of order
and duty who were never betrayed into the
enticing. siiken meshes of modern fancy
work. OF Course, IN general way, duty
ought 10 come before pleasure; but oriin-
arily il is a good plan to have half dozen
kinds Of work near at hand, so that if you
do not feel like doing one, you can be get
ting on with another. general programme
or routine of daily work is good for a guild ie; :;
but those will accomplish the most and be
the happiest and most companiona6le who
humor tirel nature with the pleasant
changes she suggests.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
OVER THE LONG DIVIDE.

III. c. Bunner.l
Tie harvest moon above the hill was drift
ing,
The pines sang soft and low,
While Bowie Mike a glass Of rum was lift
Ing,
With features all aglOw.
Upon the bar-room floor but lately sanded,
Quicker than pistol-fash,
Shouted old Faro Bill, the carlet-Handed: ::
Lets have a Gver-gash!"
And on the spot the pistols were popping.
Amid the dust and roar
And noise of mortals vigorously hopping
For that same bar-room door.
lifted,
They lay there side by side;
For Faro Bill and Bowie Mike had drifted
Over the Long Divide.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
A Bali-Room Prelicament.

New York Letter
But Of all things at New York ball, being
stuck Is the worst, and the unfortunate to
whom this happens, ever after regards it as a
black letter evening III his calendar 1t is
caused by the absurd custom of its being
considered rude and not 'the thing after
having a dance, to take ones partner to her
seat ani there leave her; but one must keep
with her until claimed by soms one else,
come he sooner or later With stranger or
debutante 1t is usually the later. Naturally
favorites in society and "bsauties" see no
reason for a change, and they never feel the
fetter; but every girl is not belle or favor
ite, and TO them the change would be a
cause for rejoicing
As it stands at present it has caused many
young girl just out, and perhaps shy and
knowing lew men, to pass very solitary
and stupid evening, for a man once stuck, !"
unless very veriant, takes care it never hap
pens again. When the hackneyed converse
tion between the stuck" ones returns to the
weather for the third or fourth time things
are getting desperate, and the neeled relief
or rather release, often only comes with the
supper call Why the English system of re
turning ones partner TO her seat or chaperor
and gong ones way should not be introduced
is hard TO determine, or. taken in conjunc-
ton with the system of turns, it would en-
hven the evening for many u walliower,
and perhaps have the effect of scattering
the almost impenetrable phalanx Of the
army Of martyrs who adorn the door.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
A Good Disinfectant-

The following compound has been pre-
sented to the Berlin Medical society Tor pur
flying the atmosphere OF the sick room:
Oils of rosemary, lavender, and thyme, il
the proportions of 10, 21S, :.and 21Is parts
respectively, are mixed with water and
nitric acid in the proportion Of 30 to ~
The bottle should be shaken before usins.
and sponge saturated in the compound anc
left To diiiuse by evaporation. This com
pound is said to possess extraordinary prop
critics in controlling odors and ettluvia
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Lack of Good Breeding.
Fixey Winter.I


once saw thoughtleSs young mother
teach her baby boy to slap her because, she
said, "he looked so saucy, SO cunning when
he did it" in the future NAV there never
come sob about her heart which she
can trace to this "saucy, cunning little
way which made her laugh then
When these children grow up and go into
the world they criticise their pareuts unmer-
cifully. They often end by being heartily
ashamed Of them Judging by the want of
breeding in some of these sons ami daugh-
tiers, one rould think they had taken just
If not respectful estimate of them.
The young men of this bringing up will
not talk to girls VINO sit by "the old lady" at
party. SEE would be sure to put her oar
in" So the girls see that if they go alone
they will shake down into having a plea y
anter tim. Hence it grows to this, that if
mamma speaks she is finding fault" if She
asks question she is not answered. That
Is "pryIng' II she dareS to joke she is
looked at as if she had said Something
silly"
Now most Of this class Of young people
have slidden through the bars of society.
while their parents. perhaps, have never got
any farther than to look through them 1t
Is needless to remark that papa must have
had money
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Leisure at Low Rates
Boston Commercial Bulletin

Leisure is cheap at that chaps shop, Mr..
Spicer,' said fellow-passenger in . Cam
bridge horse-car, pointing to a sign, "A
superior lounge for s5." in furniture
dealers window. THAT il rather tempting"
replied the other, "but the fellow next door
undersellS him. and he directed attention to
the bakers window, in which was the legend,
A family loaf, 10 cents"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Woman as q Correspondent.

Women have the leisure for letter writing
and do the largest part o. it. or they occupy
that portion OF their time in this way which
men spend at their clubs and male gather
ings; but though they may write delightful
eplstles, be the most valued correspondents
tell You everything you do not know or cart
about knowing, it is the rarest thing thai
they reply clearly, promptly, and directly
toinquiries, or that they answer letter at al
in the sense of giving in detail the exact in
formation it calls for
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Five Health Hints.

Protect your ankles with thick hose and
high shoas.
Damp clothing and moist drafts invite you
to take a cold
Never sit on damp cushion, moist ground
or a marble or stone steps if you wish to
avoid a sore throat
The best lung protectors are dry feet and
warm comfortable body clothing, no expos
ures and no late suppers or dissipation.
Let your Decor do all your prescribing,
and not yourself, your druggist, or youI
cousins, or their mot hers, or their aunts OF
all their hosts of friends
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Sure, Safe and Cheap Insecticide.
lBrattleboro Household

The experiments with kerosene Of scientist
md others have at length resulted in a sure
safe and cheap insecticide, in form of tn,
kerosene emulsion This emulsion is made
by mixing kerosene oil with milk. sweet OF
sour, and churning and stirring violently
until an emulsion is formed. This resembles
milk il appearance. and is applied with q
force-pump or syringe.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Novel Way of Patching.

A correspondent writes: Il saw novs
way Of mending woolen dress in which q
round hole had been torn and where only a
patch could remedy matters. The frayed
portions around the tear were carefully
smoothed. and piece of the material, moist
enei with very thin mucilage, was placei
under the hole A heavy weight was put
upon it until it was dry, when it was only
possible to discover the mended place b
careful observation" Surely worth while
trying, for patches are premeditated pov
erty. 1t would, however, probably only
answer for mending the skirt OF dress
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Women as Jurors.
IHl

Twelve terms of court l have now held, I"
says Chief Justice Green Of Washington ter
ritory, "in which women have served as
grand and petit jurors, and it is certainly a
fact beyond dispute that no other twelve
terms so salutary for restraint of crime have
ever been known in this territory.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
The Princess ColouDa's Outfit.

The Princess Colonna's Miss Eva Mackey,
wedding outfit, all the forty three travel
ing, town, concert, matinee and dinner
dresses came from the skillful hanis of an
obscure but artistic couturiere On thi.
Mrs Mackey is said TO have wittily re-
marked: i like to employ DIRE ssmaker fol-
what she is worth, and not because she is
Worth
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Miss Julia Gautier, who has taken the first
premium in the department of portrait
painting at the New Orleans fair, is resi-.
dent of st. Paul, Mimi, and the subject Of
her successful picture is PONY" veteran
negro wood-sawyer Of that city
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
sRiILIANTa

I know the spring makes merry far and
wide,
And the birds are building nests with song
full cheer,
In yon green world, lovely and love-denied;
Lo! this is bell; but thou art with me here.
-tJulie K WetherilL
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

An English medical paper says that 1the
care Of babies has become quite fashion.
able amusement among mothers and at
tributes this growth OF maternal solicitude
to tne innumerable guides to nursing pub
lished in England Of late.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

. UCtan.I
AT Prince B.smarck's private table nc
member OF the household speaks word until
Its head has, tacitly or otherwise, given hiu
leave
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
The Many Avenues to Glory.

"Glory comes high remarks TIE Oil City
B zz ri, "and man generally has to die tc
get it." Mt so generally as ormerly. The
avenues leading to glory are many; and the
"hortest cut is to win 4 walking or slu yging
match. Even the breast of bicycle cham
pion Is adorned with as many metals a,
litter on the bosom o. P.ince Bismarck
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Residents Of the Hub, claims a Boston
man, are nervous because Of popularity in
lle temperature
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

The Princes Beatrice is an estimable anna
teur in photography.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

And the birds are building nests with song
full cheer,
In yon green world, lovely and love-denied;
Lo! this is bell; but thou art with me here
-fJulie Z. Wetherin
OF no distemper, Of no blast he died.
But fell like autumn fruit that mellowed
long;
Even wondered at because he dropt no
Fate seemed to wind him up for fourScors
Yet freshly ran he on ten winters more;
Till like a clock worn out with eating time,
The wheels of weary life at last stood still
dryden
Tho faults impressed on thee too deep in
childhood's day,
Will live to plague the1 still, when long since
Lo. in thy children there they mirrored rise
to view,
And there thy training hand must fight them
-[wisdom of the Brahmin
The Word 'Knicker0ocker.''
iExchange.l
The word knickerbocker. which Washing.
ton Irving took in vain, means MARBLE
baker Marbles for the boys to play with
were formerly baked out of clay. A ginger.
bread baker was called koekebakker.
Snieder, which we hear 20 often pronounced,
was the word for Mr.. Taylor and RoOsekrana,
which appears to be a true Dutch uacsA
meant Q rose crown or garland
IN Old Chestnut In a Nice New Burr.
New York Graphic.l
sDid you whip Johnnie as told you tor
asked Chicago father Of his wife
Certainly did" she replied.
~What did you whip him withF
MY slipper
@Great heavens. womani didn't tell yoS
to murder hiun."
Against Piano Playing.
lExchangel
The city of Bamber has enacted law pro-
testing against the public being disturbed BY
piano playing at unseemly hours Violation
Of this law is punishable by fine, imprisoo-
msnt, or both
The Fighting Editor.
A Georgia new paper l. adorned with
picEure of the Editor carrying an immense
pisGol in each hand. q dagger in his mouth,
and tvSo daggers and . sword in his belt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Russia has twenty-four public holidays
turing the year.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
A Mining Camp Tragedy
New York Graphic.l
A Stately Sycamore.

When on visit to Orange, Cal, ten year
ago Calvin Fletcher stuck his walking-sticI
into the ground. The cane took root, and l.
now stately sycamore tree fifty feet high
with wide-Spreading branches and its bas
three feet and half in circu Inference.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Kaiser Williams Weakness.
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune.
London Truth says that -KaiSer William.
frequent illne ,ses are the result Of weak.
ness for heavy meals of hot lobster, SOU.
curdled with cider, and cucumber pickles,
spiced veal, and cake stepped in pineapple
rum" A stomach that could stand that
compound might not be injur-i by the
deadly American pie habit
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Marie Morrow.
The wit of women has been praised, but
har i,,s.innts ara quicker and keener than
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

A lady was singing at concert, and her
voice was, to say the least, very thin in
place.
"Ah,' said her husband, who after the
manner. of husbands who have musical
wives, thought her vocal powers were great,
"what fine voice she has!'
"Very fine," replied a strange man at his
side.
"What timbre," continued the husband
Considerable timOer," reSponlei tine
stranger again. "but too many cracks in it
for wsather-boarding, and not quite enough
for a paling fence"
The husband remained silent during the
concluding portions of the entartainment
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

An English lady. Mrs. Hay ward, has beer
engaged as professor of elocu;ion in the Gin
cinrati law school, and the innovation ha,
been received with favor.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Theodore. Stanton: In America you are
good until you are found to Se bad; in
France you are bad until you are found &c
be good.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
The Fighting Editor.

A Georgia new paper il adorned with Q
picTure of the Editor carrying an immense
pisGol in each hand. q dagger in his mouth,
and tvEo daggers and . sword in his belt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

OF no distemper, Of no blast he died.
But fell like autumn fruit that mellowed
long;
Even wondered at. because he dropt no
sooner
Fate seemed to wind him up for four5score
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
The Word ''KnickerDOcker."

The city Of Bamber has enacted a law pro
testing against the public being disturbed BY
piano playing at unseemly hours Violation
Of this law is punishable by fine, imprisoo-
ment, or both
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12
sdbube uuo stiefe1 fir ben s,imter

2abt @u6 bur6 ni6ts abbalter, gu
George q. SulliDar, Mo. 249
Weif: @ommerceiraBe, gu geben, penn
Sbr S9ube unb Stiefel brau6t. SOL
genbes foa enti6eioen. ab man ldnger
nod bobe preiie in anbern @ef9dften
be5ablen ioa. !Serr Sullivan bat Ben
1dmmtli6en Waarens8 orratb i'm @er=
the BON mebreren Sauienb Dollars err
itan6en, uno perfauft bas beriibmte
&eDnolos Bros. Gabrifat fir 9srrer,
9amen, Gihber biaiser als irgenb Sc
ma1o. S6ube fur @9ulfinber, melde
lett Sabren nit $1.75 be3ablt tpurben,
toten bel Sulibar $3.50. Mn &ei9s
baltiafeit bonn @em0bnli9Hen big gum
JeinIten ftebt Sulliban uniibertrohen
oa. 100. 3Wt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12
Gin Gfatfptel. esmbildutt.

Gin 50idbriges Subildum gara eiges
rer Dirt lit neull1 Nbenos BON einem
&entier in Berlin i'm &reiie feiner So
Mile uab Greunbe feifli9 ~begangen
tporben. Gin babes S~abrbunbert mar
ndmli6 berfofen, felt Der Subilar in
feiner Qeimatb, in Sahfens Altenburg,
ben erfen Sfat geipielt bate! SIN
Mqgemeinen 1T elm folder Sag tpobl
f9mer feff5ufelen; 6err g. aber bate
eine1t fi9eren Nnbaltspunft fir iein @es
bd9tniB. Ct mar gu iener 3eit nod
@Dmnafiaf, unb ba er an Der 2ebre BON
ben bier Wen3eln mebr Sefallen gu finz
ben i1ien, als oil BEN 9erametern beg
9omer unb ben melobif9en @b6ren
bes Sopbotles, 10 muBte er zines i96s
men Cages tuegen sr6bliGer 8erlebung
feiner Shilerpflidten ins Garaer mat1=
bern. CUR so. @ieoerfebr oieies Sas
ges batten fih bic Ginoer uno Rinbess
timber UNI ben emit gemaBregelten
Subilar beriammelt, bic bier fleinen
gnfel eri9ienen i'm Coffin Der A Bu=
ben unb erfreuten ben GroBpapa bur9
fleine @ebi6te. Sie 569ter, bic iibri=
gems meifterli9 Stat fpielen, iiber=
rei9ten Stidereien nit finnigen Snz
f9riften, mie: rDas 2eben elm Stat;
es fragt i6 muir, mas uns bas @9idial
ins Sournee gelegt bat", rOie 8ergal1=
genbeit 1T elm NuQ Subert, fie liegt
often por uns ba" &c. Die 6reunbe
batten bur6 einen Maler elm Bib ans
fertigen laHen, tpprin Der &reu3bube
benz Subilar nit einem 2orbeerfranae,
auf beien S9leiie bic 3abl so ii1tbar
1T, bas 9aupt f9mift. MuBerbem
piometen fe ibm cine NbreHe NIT Der
Snf9rift: unierem bo9berebrten nMau=
rermeifer." Sort beiBt es am S1lu1e:
p@s mag 9ein 2eben nod re6t LANCE
bauern, bann fannft getroif 9u INNER
tpsiter mauern!" Sn ieiner grmiberuns
ipra9 Der Subilar fit az bieie Mufs
m%erffamfeiten ieinen Danf aus, berz
ii6erte, menn es aoh elmer 8eriberung
bebiirfte, oaB er au9 ferner Dem eblen
Sfat treu bleiben tperbe unb er3dblte,
mel6e @ntmidelung oas Spiel pd6renb
Der so Sabre erfabren babe. Sn feiner
Su9enb mar es nod 3iemli6 einfa6;
ba CAB es nod feline Sournee. fonbern
nur Grage, Solo. Guq unb @rano.
Die gauge munoerbare 8erbreitung bes
Spieles fei etfua ieit Is Sabren erfolgt;
ielbft iene Mdrtprerltrafe i'm Career
getpGbre ibm beute cine freunoli6e grs
innerung. IS folgte Elm Wabl; bann
purSen bic Garten CUR Sanb genoms
men uno elm feierli9er Stat nit allen
gbifanen ad infinitum gefpielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12
gNm. SDHina & Spbn.

Mit benz 9erannaben Der 9erbaiaiz
lon fteigert 1i9 aud tpieber bas 8e6iirfs
niB unieres Masens fit iubitantiele
Speiien. uniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Sleii6, unb UNI ioldes frii@ uno
gut gu erlan9en, fantt man unm6gli6
einen suberldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 56fling & Sobn, $50.
511 aDe. s. 9ie 9erren baben benz
@ef6madH ibrer &unben &e6nung ge=
tragen unb in ibrem @tabli1ement cine
falte 9uftmai@ine erri6tet, pel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fur grbaltuns unb gnt=
fernuns f6dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleif6es entipri6t. Sic baben befidn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einer groBen
@orratb bon Waftpieb, aug pel9em
MIR 6as Beife fir ibre &unoen gemdblt
miro. @er reel bebtent ieiu mill, ber
beiu9e BEN Marft, SEQ. 511
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12
Die Florence Nightingale Der 8iu.
berpdeae.

Die Florence Nightingale Der 8ius
b~erpfe9e.
Sof9enbes 1T elm Nusaug zines an ben
Deutiden &efOrm Wefenser in @bam=
b~ersbursh, Ya., seidriebenen 8riefss:
Cine @ohltbdterin.
Sefnet bic Tbire fir fe unb Wers.
Winslou wirb beweiien, baB fie bic ame=
rifaniide 6lorentiner Nadtisau Der Sim
Der 1T. Dabpn Fnb mir 70 iteraeuat,
baB mir u~nierer m5uip" lebren werben
gu faseu: n@eiesnet iei Wirs. Winslom"
neil fie berielben bebilHid mar, User bic
Bericse bes 3abnenS unb anbere Bee
fdwerlidfeiten ftr 3inber b~inmesaufom=
men. Wrs. Winslow's SOOTHING @prup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer3en unb
furtrt Dpientrie unb Diurrboe. Gr
r1adt ben @aumen 5art, befreit BON
@nt3anbune uno brinst bas Sinh sladli9
aber bic Beripbe bes 3abnens hinmeg.
Gr tbut Serate bas, mas Ct norgiebt au
tbun, Nles unb nidt peni8er. Bir ia.
BEN einmal Mrs. @inelpm seieben unb
fennen fe nun burd ihren Sootbins
Shrup far 8tnber. Wenn mir bic Wadf
bdtten. wirben mir fe ais Seilanb fir
bic 3inber biniteIen = mas fte aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Snrup wirb in
allen Gpctbefeu gu rs Gents per Jlaide
rerfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12
SGmprrhptoeu Setlmtttel.

Samorrboiben baben eem0bmli9 borber-
gebenoe S4m,ersen i'm &iden, 3enben unb benz
Hnterleibe, 10 bab Der @atient slarbt feline Rie.
rem, Doer bic nadfen Srsane ieien in einem
franfbaften 3ufanoe. 3eitiueiie finb 3eiden
brn llnoerbauli9feit sesenpartis, OILS 8ld>
bung, nnbebaglidteit bes Mfasens etc. Fine
Uendti9feit pie S6peib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufeno, nadoeu man iuarm
tpire, tn elm sepobnlider Besfeiter. 8linbe,
blutige uno iudenbe Sdmorrboioen iperSen
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