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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

joies pures, toutes les joies saintes
dun petit MENACE chretien, on re-
gnera la sympathie, rordre, la pro-
prete coquette dune douce medic
critic. Tu travailleras. car le travail
est sain /; tn prepareras le repas de
ton mari ; tn passeras DIES heures 3
l'attendre quand il sera sorti, tn
t'occuperas de jobs petits enfants
qui to mangeront dc caresses et.de
baisers. Que veux-tu que Dieu
dome de plus agreeable amos occurs
que la realit6 dune telle vie ct
cette vie sera la tienne, 8 ma bon
ne ct sainte spur, a quelle fem
en- est plus digne que tot
Mails alors pourquoi pleures-
tn done en- cherchant a me conso-
Ter pal la peinture de ces radieuses
illusions ?
oh c'est qu'un douloureux
pressentiment m'avertit que ce
bonheur n'existera jamais pour
moi.
"a cOntlnuer,)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
ECEIo DE LoUEST

Vars la fin du repas, il s'a-
vance sur le devant de la table
d'honneur, ct commence d nous
parler CONNIE il le fit en- 1882, d
Saint-Hyacinthe, ayec ce ton fer
me, emu, Get accent convaincu ct
partant de son noble occur ct au-
jcurd'hui comme alors, q Basse-
Motto CONNIE q Saint-H yacinthe,
il arrache des larmes a tout son
auditoire
mgr Sacr6, malgr6 la diff
cutie quo tout le monde sentait, de
parler apres M. de Charrette, fut
tres heureux ct applaud q outran-
ce. Puts nj. d'Albiousse vint q son
tour remuer nos occurs ct provo
quer les WHAT'S les plus enthousias-
..Apres Castelfdardo ct les
jours g%lorieux ecrirs. dams l'histoi-
re ayec le sang de nos freres, &C.
lui-ci est le plus beau du regi-
ment.
D. GERM, Ptre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
"a c%0ntlnuer.)
Monument a la memOire du Pere
JOgues.

Beaucoup de catalogues de Troy,
N.Y., ct d'Amsterdam SO sont rem
dus en- PILGRIMAGE a Auriesville,
New York, pour assister q la dedi-
CAGE dun monument 6lev6, par les
J6suites, q la memoire dun mem
bre de l'ordre, le pere Jogues. mis-
sionnaire francais chez les Indiens
Mohawks, mis- a mort en- 1916,
c'est-a-dire dams les premiers temps
de la colonisation.
LIE monument commemorate SO
compose dune croix de 10 pleds de
haut reposant sur une base de 4
pieds cares. Ii est 6rige q Fen
droit Oh fon croft que le pAre 10
CUES a cts martyris6 par les In
diens. A cote a etc construct un
oratoire d6di6 a une jeune Indien-
ne Mohawk, Catharina Togakwa,
v6n6r6e par les catalogues sous le
nom de la VERGE iroquoise GU le
Lis de Mohawk. Les cer6m MES
de d6dicace ont 6t6 tres imposan-
ties.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
HORRIBLE "FRATRICIDE.

Montgomery 25--Une d6peche
de Talladega raconte gun nomm6
MCGOWAN, await samedi dernier
tue un cochon pour les besoins de
Ia famille, ct ses enfants ages res
pectivement de IL, 9, ct 4 ans
avaient suivi deportation avec Gu
riosit6.
LIE lendemain ces enfants, qui
sont tres fables d'esprit, r6solu-
rent de jouer a la boucherie, ct
n'ayant pas d'animal a tuer, prirent
leur plus jeune frere. Lorsque leur
mere revi1t, ellie trouva le malheu-
reux beb6 pendu par les pieds ; le
cou ouvert par une large blessure
ct les intestins pendants hors du
:ventre. Get horrible crime incons-
Gent a jet6 la CONSERVATION parmi
les commissioners de la malheu-
reuse famille.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
Fregates ~Franeaise.

Les deux batiments de guerre
francais don't le t6l6graphe nous a
annonc6 l'arriv6e prochaine, sont
entries dams lie port a sept heures
hier soir. Ce sont la fr6gate ia
Fzore ct l'aviso le Bouvet, qui font
partie de lescadre DIES Antilles.
La F7ore porte 10 pavilion du
contre-amiral Lacombe. Ellie a Is
canons ct ses machines ont une
force de 400 chevaux-vapeur, LIE
Bouvet est commando par M. Pot
tier. II a 4 canons ct dies machi-
nes de It's chevaux-vapeur.
Lorsqu'ils ont double La Pointe-
Lewis, une salve d'artlllerie a etc
three a bord de la Fzore, ct a leur
entr6e en- rade, lis ont ete salues
par lie canon de la Citadelle.-
Journal de Quebec du rs ao1t.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

LIE pedestal de la statue de la
Libert6, sera probablement terml-
ne q la fin du mois, GU, sill nest
pas tout a fat achieve, il sera mean
moins assez avanc6 pour qu'on
puisse commencer a METRE en- pla-
ce les morceaux de Ia statue. Mails
la somme de $1,000, 600 recueillie
par lie World ne sufffira pas pour
achever la construction du monu-
ment, ct il faudra environ $4,000
en- plus, don't $4,000 pour install
Ter larmature en- acier ct $4,000
pour monter la statue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

de commereants, d'industriels, de.
conomistes, d~'ing6nieurs ct de
membres de la presse qui est .
bord du D0mara.
Ellie va inaugurer une enterprise
coloniale qm ne coatera M un
centame M atn homme q Ia France
ct qui, malgre celia, peut ct dot al
der, pour So part, au relevement
de notre commerce ct de notre in
.dustrie.-
C'est, il est vrai, de la politique
de s'pot-au-feu;" mails c'est celle
qui a donn6 tant d'ann6es heureu-
SEES ct prosperes q notre pays.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
Pork
BOeuf
MOutOn.

Cotelettes, graisse, saucisses de
toutes sortes Epaulles jambons,
etc, etc.
C'est lie plus waste entrep0t d
viande de POuest.
Ne manquez pas de visitor Get
6tablissement, vous aurez a souhait
ct q votre gonr. On coupe ct de-
coupe tous les morceaux que vous
voulez.
N'oubliez pas que les prfx sont
bien audessous que dams tous les
autres marches 8 viande de la vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
re Courier de Worcester
Mass.) /,

Pitt. a Dieu quill ny cut que
nous en- &c moment pour rappeler
a la m6moire de nos compatriotes,
cette 6poque sombre de notre his
toire, mails comment pouyons-nous
oublier Ia triste execution DIES de
Lorimier, Hindelang, Cardinal,
Duquet ct autres payant de: leur
vie une dette contract6e par les
Anglais ?
Comment Canadiens- Francois,
n'avons-nous plus du sang de nos
ancetres dams les .veines ? Ne. res
sentons-nous pas ~l'outrage que les
Anglais cherchent a nous faire en-
voulant %assassiner avec des appa-
rences de fegafite IN de nos freres
qui peut avoir merit6. quelque cha
timent, la mort jamais ? N'est-ce
pas nous que les Anglais ont qua
lif6s de s'race inf6rieure 2" Locca-
sion est arrriv6e pour leur prouver
qui nous sommes, en- agisssant tous
en- homme de occur, en- bons pa
triotes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
OLIVIER PAIN.

Paris l9-Dans un article sur
Olivier Pain, public dams pIntran-
sigeant, Henri Rochefort dit que
81 le gouvernement ~francais ne de-
mande pas satisfaction a lAngle-
terre, pour CO meurtre, les amis de
Pain attendront la venue du Prin-
CO de GALES en- France ct venge-
ront sur lui la mort de Pain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

Nous demons ci-dessous quel-
ques extraits dune lettre de M.
Table D. Germ, du diocese DIES
Trois- Rivieres, ancien zouave pom
tifcal, sur les noces d'argent du
regiment DIES zouaves pontifcaux,
au chateau de la Basse- Motto,
France. l'espace ne nous permet
pas de publier IN ertenso cette in
~teressante lettre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

UN HERMITE.-Du cote de la
frontiere du Maine sur les bords
ombreux de la riviAre de Daaquam
Wit un hernite, seul au fond DIES
bois, il meme la vie austere dun
trappiste. Ancien professeur de
Philosophie, ancien novice oblat,
Get homme ne trouyant pas la reggie
ASSET severe est veuu s'enfoncer
dams liz foret, Oh il prize dams un ca
banon, couchant sur la dure, ayant
pour tout ameublement un poole,
un banc, quelcues ustensiles de
cuisine; aux murs sont suspendus
une ligne, un fusil ct I'm crucifx.
Depuis cling ans, il meme cette
existence de solitaire ct il s'%en-trou-
We bien.
La vie. de Get hermite a etc ira
verse; reinforcement par un cha
grin. II await une poule qui | sui
Wait partout CONNIE suitle CHEN du
ma1tre, ellie est ,morte: Quand on
en- cause avec l'herm1te, il SQUIRT
tristement ct dit:
-.J'y tenais: mails c'est une le-
con pour moi, En- .v6rit6, je me
crowds tout a fat d6tach6 des cho-
ses du monde. "a.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

La municipalit6 de Genes, en-
Italie, est d organiser, pour l'ann6e
1892, une grande exposition uni
verselle, pour c6l6brer le quatre-
centieme anniyersaire de la d6cou-
verte de l'Am6rique par Christie
phe Colomb.
Les pays d'Am6rique seront sp6-
cialement invites d prendre part d
cette fete dune solennit6 ct dune
Specification 81 grandes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

LIE cholera augmente d'intensit6
d Marseilles ct dams les locates en-
vironnantes. Les depeches de di-
manche portent le nombre DIES
morris, pour Ia journee de. samedi
dernier, q no..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

LA PICoTE A MONTREAL. Volc]
ce que dit un correspondent de
Montreal
I'll y a actuellement quarante
cas- de picote q lhopital. Une mai
son sur cent, porte l'afiche annon-
CANT la presence du feau, ct Ton
trouve plusieurs cas- de cette mala-
die dams la meme maison.
"L'on semble, en- ce4tains quar-
tiers de la vile, ne pas vouloir re-
conna1tre la gratit6 de cette mala-
die, ct Ton suscite DIES obstacles
aux authorities sanitaires qui cher.
chent DIES renseignements. Voici
lie nombre des personnes qui ont
succomb6 q ce f6au depuis quill q
fait son apparition q Montreal
avril 6, mai 10, JUN Ii, Juliet l6,
ct durant la premiere quinzalne
d'aout As. Total l20.
"On dit que cette maladie a Ste
apportee lei par deux Wallets de
chars dortoirs, venus de Chicago
en- avril dernier, qui ont 6te atteints
de la picote ct places, Fun aPHo-
tel-Dieu ct Pautre dams une mai
son priv6e. AIHotel-Dieu le ma
lade fut en- contact ayec les antres
patients ct de la la cantagion s'est
propag6e. On Sc hate d'6riger un
hopital Temperate pour les pico-
ties.
ode 1872 a 1880 il y a pressure
toujours eu desla picote q Mont.
real, ct depuis neuf ans il en- est
mort une cinquantaine de person
.nes."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02
N0ces d'argent du regiment des
ZOuaves POntificaux.

Basse- Motto, % Juliet 1885.
Notre fete Went de SO terminer.
TAI encore les yeux tout enfamm6s
DIES larmes vers6es pendant les
heures d6licieuses que nous avons
pass6es sous le toit hospitalier du
general de Charrette.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

.24&26 South First Street
juste en- face la grocerie de
z. DemeuIes g. Gle,
prs du nouveau UNION DEPOT
ct du BRIDGE SQUARE, pour
en- faire lie plus grand march6 q
viande de la vile ct de tout
.POuest.
Vous trouverez Ia en- abundance
toutes les viandes fraiches des
meilleurs qualities;
A des prix rs pour cent
meilleur march6 que partout all
leurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

La Gle colossus a lou6 derneire-
ment le m~agni6que block neuf q
cling etages, portant les nu1neros
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

Arrives q Paris lie 81 au matin,
nous avons, M. Richer ct moi, pris
lundi le train de Saint Malo, IL
heures de marche par express.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

there q cette recherche digne de
mon courage ct de mes jeunes ans.
oh I! Dieu b6nira ties efforts,
sois-en sur, mon Ottanis bien-aim6
-Peut-etre /! MATS s'ils n'6taient
pas couronn6s de success, pourquoi
drawer la volont6 divine qui ne
nous a pas cr66s pour soufrir, mails
pour agir, faire le bien, nous de-
vouer ct trouver lie bonheur dams
accomplishment du devoir !?
-S@ur, quel est homme qui ne
donnerait sa vie pour to rendre
heureuse ! Tu es belle entire toutes
les jeunes files que J'ai connues I:
tn possedes une instruction rare
dams ces contrees ton esprit a je
ne sails quel charme indefnissable
qui captive ct ravit quand tn ne
t'abandonnes pas aux noires inspi-
rations dune trlstesse qui ne nous
a deJa fait que trop de nal enfp,
tn es 81 compatissante, ST devouee,
81 bonnie qu'1ci on ne t'appelle plus
que l'ange dn rocher. Crois moi,
avec de telles qualities, il ny a pas
d'homme qui ne serait heureux de
t'appeler sa femme ct de Sc de-
vouer au bonheur de ton existence.
Oh alors tn seras bien heureuse,
ma sour! Tu gouteras toutes les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-09-02

Apr6s Ia b6nediction apostolique
accord6e par Leon XIII ct donn6e
par Mgr Sacr6, IN va ct Went g6-
neral s'6tabIit on Sc cherche, on
SO reconnait, on s'informe DIES alb
sents, ct on entend de toute part
DIES cr1s de joie, on s'embrasse, on
pleure ct on rit. Mon Dieu, nous
aurions bien pass6 la journ6e ain
81 ; mails la table hospitaliere etait
dress6e ct nous dimes rompre les
rangs pour aller y prendre place.
LIE general, en- nous invitant q
attaquer les pieces SERVES, CONT
nua b circuler par toute la salle.. Il.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
ChlIdr ms Partien.

A noted physician enters a protest
against the attendance of very young
children atjuvenile parties.
1t may seem ungraoious to strive to
put limit on the pleasures of the young,
but 1t must not Do forgotten that early
youth is the period of growth and
development, and that anything and
everything that causes special waste of
organized material without a compen.
satory stimulus to nutrition ought to be
avoided.
A perfect storm cf excitement rapes
in the little brain from the moment the
Invitation has been received, and the
affair Is talked about III the nursery
until after the evening
Sleep Is disturbed by dreams, or in
some instances prevented by thinking of
the occasion, and afterwards the excite
ment does not subside until days have
elapsed, perhaps not before another
inv itation is received.
Not only in wiuter, hut at all Seasons.
We think the amusement of young
children ought to be- simple, unexciting.
and as free an possible from the charac.
teristics of the " pleasures +" of latter
years.
AS matter of fact, children,s
parties" are in no way necessary to the
happiness Of child life.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01

to caring for the insane OF Kent County
was referred to II special committee of
three Kent members--Messrs. Sauls-
bury, Virden andtJohnson.
The local option bill for Broadkiln
Hundred. after motions to indefinitely
postpone and lay on the table had been
lost. was read third time and lost.
Bills passed : To incorporate the
trustees Of the Wilmington Armory.
Adjourned until 3 o'clock p. m.
The House met Mt o'clock. Bills
passed To incorporate West Brandy.
wine Grange, Patrons of Hushandry; to
incorporate the Wilmington Oil and
Leather Company to authorize the
Mayor and Council of Wilmington to
borrow $40. 600, for current expenses to
divorce Emma II. Gilbert from George
Gilbert.
To authorize the Levy Court of New
Castle county to grant extra compensa.
tion to the building committee Of the
Trustees of the Poor ; TO rev ise charter
of the J. A. Crauston Company OF New
port.
Bills introduced by Mr.. Moore, tc
regulate the street markets in the city
Of Wilmington. House bill to incorpo.
rate st. Patriok's Benefic ial Society Of
w Wilmington, was passed. Adjourned
until morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
Monteith's N ew Physical

just published. small quarto
cloth, 144 pages, 1875 illustrations, IL
colored maps. Price, for examination
81 90. In mechanical execution 1t /.
hnexcel,ed. 1t embraces all the recen,
discoveries In physiography, hydrog-
taphy, meteorology, terrestrial
magnetism and vulcanology. The
maps ard charts have been compiled
from original sources. While the easy
style, graphic description and the
topical arrangement of subjects, adapt
IT for use in high and normal schools.
A feature of special interest will bt
=" The Record of Recent Geographical
Discoveries, which contain brief &C
counts of the explorations of DeLong,
Ereely and others.
The work possesses the great merit o.
Prof. Monteith's other books, in beinl
not only comprehensive and accurate
but also thoroughly practical ant
10 chable. Glasses that use" Monteith'
invariably show good results. A. s
BARNES IL Co Publishers, New Yorb
and Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
THE SCIENCE OF KISSING.

People will kiss, yet no one in hun
drbd knows how to extract bliss from
lovely lips any more than they know
how to make diamonds from charcoal.
And yet it is not difficult. This little
item Is not alone for new beginners, but
for the many who go at 1t like hunting
cODns or shelling corn. First, know
whom you are TO kiss. Don't make n
mistake, although mistake may be
good. Don't jump up like trout at a
fly, and smack woman on the neck,
ON the ear, or ON the corner of her fore
head, or on the end of her nose, or
knock off her waterfall, or jerk her
bonnet ribbons, in haste to get through.
The gentleman should be little the
tallest. He should have q clean face, a
kind eye, and a mouth full Of express
| siDn Instead Of tobacco. Don't sit down
10 it-stand up. Needn't be anxious
about getting In a crowd. Two persons
are enough to corner and catch kiss.
More persons spoil the sport. Stand
hrm-it won't hurt any after you are
used to it. Take the left hand of q
young lady in your right. Let your
hat go to-any place out of the way.
Throw the left arm gently over the
shoulder of the lady, and let the hand
fall down upon the right side, towards
the belt. Don't be in q hurry.
| Draw her gently, lovingly to your
heart. Her head will fall lightly upon
ypur shoulder-and very handsome
shoulder strap 1t makes, too. Don't bt
I'D hurry. Send q little life down
your left arm, and let 1t know its
business. Her left hand Is in you
right. Let there be an expression tt
that-not like the grip of wise, but the
| gentle clasp, full Of electricity thought
and respect. Don't be in n hurry. Hel
head lies gently on your shoulder. Yor
are nearly heart " heart. Look dowI
into her half.closed eyes. Gently ye
nlanfully press her TO your bosom
Stand firm. and providence will Civ,
ypu strength for the ordeal.
! Be brave, but don't be in hurry
Her lips are almost open. Lean
lightly forward with your head
not your body. Take good aim. Tn
lips meeti The eyes close! The sou
rides the storms, troubles, and sorrow
of life. Don't be in hurry. Heavel
opens before you! The world shoot
from under your feet as meteor fiashe
across the evening sky! Don't b
afraid. The nerves dance before tn
| JuSt-osoCteu hitar vi love as ZepDyr
dance with dew-dimmed flowers. TIL
heart forgets its bitterness, and the al
Of kissing Is learned. There Is n
noise, no fuss, no fiuttering nor squirn
ing like hook-impaled worm.
Kissing don't hurt-it don't require
: brass band to make 1t legal. Don't ia
4 down on beautiful mouth like spea
ing for frogs Don't grab and yank IL
: lady as II she were o struggling colt
Don't muss her hair, scratc
down her collar, bite b,
u cheek, squizzle her rich ribbon
and leave her mussed, rumpled, an
keriiume xed. Don't flavor your kiss
with onions, tobacco, gin cocktail
!. lager beer, etc.-for maudlin kiss
i worse than the itch to q delicate, loviI
= sensible woman.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
Atthe opera House,

The Opera House was filled again
last evening 10 witness Mr.. j. III. Keane
In his iuimitable delineation of Mrs.
Partington. The audience was kept in q
ontinual roar of laughter, aud every.
body seemed pleased. Ike" was as
mischievous as ever. and with the
other members Of the company contrib.
uted largely to the universal fun.
I" Mrs. Partington" will be presented for
the last time this evening, and those
who have not had the pleasure of an in.
PRODUCTION to tho old lady aud her in
corrigible son Ike, should be sure to at
tend. and enjoy a hearty laugh. To
morrow night, Friday night, and at the
Saturday matinee Rip Van Winkle''
will be presented, and Saturday night
the great double bill of "Paul Pry''
and !" Solon Shingle."
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
Looks Like q Fight.

WAsHINGToN, March 31.-United
States Consul General Adamson, at
Panama, has telegraphed to the Secre-
tary of State tn Is morning AZ follows
90 Preston, rebel leader, has seized
Pacific steamship Colon, imprisoned
captain, purser, agent of company, Con-
sui Wright and other Americans. ]
urge Commander Kane, OF Galena, to
| rescue citizens and property at all haz
ards. Instructions desired"
On receiving the despatch the Secreta
ry Of State and Secretary Of the Navy
held consultation. Secretary Whit
ney then ordered by telegraph Admiral
Jouett, now at New Orleans, to proceed
to Key West with the Tennessee and
the Swatara, and to await further in.
| IstruotioDs. An order was also sent tc
the Commander of the Alliance, now al
Key West, instructing him to proceed
at once to Aspinwsll.
The Secretary also telegraphed as fol.
lows to Commander Kane, of the Galena
which is at Aspinwall You were
ordered to Aspinwall to protect Ameri
can interests and the lives and property
of American citizens. All that Is i'm.
piled in these words is expected to bt
done by you, to the extent of the force
under your command. III the Colon has
been seized, restore her to her officers II
in your power.
Secretary Bayard telegraphed Consul
G eneral Adamson asking for additional
information relative to the difficulty.
PANAMA, March 81 The greatest
indignation is expressed in Colon and
Panama at the inactivity of the men-of-
| war of those places. Buenaventura sur.
rendered to the Government yesterday
Aizpura, the rebel, entered Panama a,
5 o'clock this morning. Firing was
was kept up all day. The rebels have
apparently captured the Quartet, as, al
about p. M, Boyaca began firing Oh
the town, but after half a dozen shots
desisted. At 4p. M, all firing had
ceased and Panama remained in tht
hands OF Aizpura.
! 1t is reported that the British man-of
war Lilly, on nearing the wharf al
Colon, was fred upon by the rebels and
returned the fire.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
Rom edy for consumption.

have found the following combina-
ton of remedies very useful in the
various forms of phthisis pulmonalis,
where the object of the treatment is to
quiet cough, lessen the action Of the
heart, and lower the temperature: r.
Quinia sulpb., Digitalis fol. pulv., of
each dr.. Opii pulv. grs. XIV. to grs.
Xxx. Make sixty pills ; dose, one every
four to six hours. This with milk and
cream or cod oil, or both, and all out
door lite possible, has given me the
best results 1 ever had from any treat
mont.