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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-25
Ell SAwro DE S. M.

Aver, con ei plausible motive
de celebrarse el Santo de S. VI. e
Rey, las baterias de la plaza hicie
ron los disparos de costumbre !,
los edificios pliblicos aparecieror
adornados con colgaduras, enar-
bolandose a la vez en- ellos el pa
bcll6n nacional.
\ las 8 de la manana, segdn st
habia oportunamente anunciado,
:. E. recibi6 en- Corte, en- el sa,
I6n del Truno de la Fortaltzs, d
las corporaciones ciyiles Y militia
res, Cuerpo Consular, comisiones
y funcionarios.
FL acto fu6, como era de espe
rar, severe y digno del succso
que 10 motivaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-25

Manuel Alcdid del OHM. -
Teodoro Guerrero. Ell Morques
de HuelUeS. Francisco LuStyes.
Diego Il. Martinez.-Et Con-
ae de Casa Miranda.- Manuel
Ferndades CopetiIlo. - Feliciano
Herneros de Ieiada.-Et Mar
g,ses de BdYbotes. -Fernando VI
d. Rafael III. de Labra.-An- i
drfs MeIlado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-25

ca no tiene eutraflas. Abiertas las ca
maras, despu6s de seis me-e- d. trc-
qua, era precise que las oposicioues -
Ianzaran sobre el gobierno, como -
lama e tigre hambrIento sobre Ia pre-.
81 que desea devorari y habiau anun-
ciado que no resiStirfa al empuie d.
sus primeros ataques: pero rompIerOu
ell fuego con armas tan debiles. que uo
ha perdido el gabinete nj un paImo de
terreno. Nerdad es lue el asunto priuc,-
pal era tan baladi que no valia 10 pena
de llevarlo d las Camaras para perder
un tempo precioso en- el debate. Sc
ha tratadO NADIA menos que de aver
guar pOr que un caballero particular
(que diceu es alto pcrsonaie) envi6 al
Times de- Nueva York copia del trata-
do de comercio con IA Union America
ma, cobrand0 por este servicio dos mil
duros, han acuSad1 al -enlr Edna
yen por haberlo facilitado, supouicndo
que esa anticipatP publication iba 4
hacer tracasar 81 conveui0 III senor
Villanuevs, en 81 Cougreso, apny6 ara
proposici6l sobre el particular, = Il nj.
nistro de- Estado sostuvo que uo habia
deito, nj falta nj yiolaci6u de secret.
por cuauto 81 habia ficiIi.ado les uoii
ciss a los quc Sc la~ haitian psdiio. y
en- Il Senado tambltu caveron sohre 20
pobre conselero difercnies oradore- 4ne
rieudo contundirloi per6 a procure d.
tendersc. En- Ia Alta Camarp ha lls-
gado a pedirse qua Ia proposition pr.
sentada por Ia minoria fu.ionista s
discuta .en session secreta. siu dnda pof
que mn vioe-presideute, Fl conde De Is
Romera, ha asumldo u responsahi.ida i
d. Ia publication en- Nneva- York Del
trRVdo, Parece nen;ira.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
$50 M erfoloen. inter Der abrelle bes TIM

1885 81 erfolgen, inter Der Nbrele bes sins
gangs genannten Gomite's. ndmlih: AL
Sr. Comm. Giovanni Acquaderni, Via
Mazzini 81, in Bologna, poItefrei, uub
iolen entbalien: L. bic @eiak1ntanf9t,
eiue Seitenanli6t uno ben @runbriB oes
Nltares i'm Ser5Gltnihe Don 10 @entimeter
fir l Weter, In WaHerfarbsn ausgefdbrt;
Q. ale Oetailitiids in llmriien uuo in nas
tirli6er @rSBe Der Iusfibruns; 3. StiSs
,en o6er tlmriiie Der @sltalt, Nusi9miifs
funs anb Interchangeable Der &eliqaiens
gefdbe fir Die ueri6ieocnen Gbetle bes Als
tares. Oisie @efdBe fOnuen oual ooer
runb, pon gIeider ooer peri6ieoener @roBe
fem, nit einem Our@meIer BON flint ooer
nret Gentimeter, pSer aud bon an0erem
entfpre9enoem Mube; 4. cine far3e idrifts
Ii3e grtIdruns in italieniider (Ober frans
s0iii9er ober lateinil9er) Spra6e 1T beis
,uaeben iiber bic 9lrt uno @sils, pie bic
8ilbertafeln pber Srieie, peI5e CUR belize
biaen 8ebeduns Der &eIiquien9eidBe bes
itimmt iinb, angsbra6t uno e%ntfernt wers
ben tonnen bssslei9en iiber bic Veoeutang
Der etpa porfommenpen Spmbole unb Silos
nilie neblt benienisen g%nleitunSen, weI9e
Der ~einienbenbe Meiiter benz ausfibrenoen
&%iinltler sIaubt gebeu 81 %iolen; s.. Der
Name, Sorname unb Eitel beS @inienbers
lit in einem Srisfcuupert Don weiBer 6arbe
einsni6lisBen. Sin auberes Blatt, in etc
mem rotbsn 8riefcouuert peri9Iohen, iou
bic Mbreile anseben, wobin bas Gomite ben
ridtisen gmpfans Der @inienbuns ansus
,eisen bat unb wobin bic einsei9idte Nrs
belt nebit benz 3etteI in benz weiBen Brief
couuert fur Den SAD Suritseleitet weroen
iolen, faus iene nit einem Breiie ni4t
bsba1t ietn mirb 6. Der 8erfaHgr Der Gins
ienouns bat ieoe 3ei9nuns, ebenio bic
idriftli@e grtldruns ieinss glanes unb
enbIi9 bas meiBe unb bas rotbe Briefcous
pert bur9 elm Wotto ober cine Senten3
tenntli9 gu MAIDEN, wel9e ielbitueritdnbs
LID iiberau bieielben iein milisn. Ote 8es
werber baben ibrer @inienbung enbli9 bic
@rtIdruns auf gbrenwort bei3ufisen, baB
Der bon ibnen uorsele9te gntuurf ibre es
gene grfinbuns iei uno weber iemals ionff
aussefibrt worben nod irsenS elmer anbes
rem fremben SerSffentliduns entnommen
isi. Sdmmtlide sinseianbts @ntmirfeluers
ben entweoer in Bologna ober In &om
Ofentli3 ausseifeIt werbsn. Cine beions
bere, aus iadpsritdnbisen unb eibli9 uers
pfli9teten Perionen ;uiammsnseitelte Goms
miiiion wirb bic einseianbten @ntwirfe be-
urtbeilen unb benz CUR Gusfibruns sewdbls
ten Ylane ben Yrsis BON $500 Srancs Sus
ertsnnen. Den brei anberen gntwiirfen,
ueI9e, nddif benz an eriter Stele prdmis
irten Ylane, ais bic ~porsisliditen uerben
erfannt nnb suriidbebaIten werben, iinb
Yreiie BON 700 6rancs, 500 Sruucs unS
800 6rancs Suseba9t. Wenn swei ober
bret @ntpiirfe uIs BON slei4em @ertbe be-
urtbeilt werben %lolteu. 10 psrben bic fir
bisielben ausseistten Yreiie uereinist unb
9Iei9beitIi9 untsr BEN Nitoreu uertbeilt
weroen. Die preissefrOnten @ntwirfe usrs
bIeibeu i'm @isentbum bes Gomite's. @es
gen oas llrtbeil ber beeibisten &unfri9ter
bes @omite's lit cine Serufuns nidt itatts
bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
Sreim amrerii6e 8eit6noniEe.

8si einsm iiingit in Yaris itatt9ebabten
Sreimaurer : Bantstt, weldss bic 6lteite
gose Srantrei9s L'Amitie ~ueranitaitet
bate, wurbsn einise 0teben ssbaIten, bic
AUDI BON ben &utboIiten ni9t lberb6rt msr.
ben iouen.
Yrdiibent bes Banfettes war Der Meiffer
Der 9ose ieIbit, Der 9r.'. 2asuerre, Der
Iosialiitii9e Oeputirte pon 0aueIuie,
Der @buofat Der anardiiten unb Opnas
mitarben. gu ieiner &e9tsn iaben 8r.'.
Is n I a 8, elmer Der 1rbeber bes Dee
tretes sesen bic reIisiOieu 8 rben, unb Dr..
Comp &6pilIon, rabitaIsr Oeputirter.
NuBerbem waren nod msbrere Oeputirte
uno Barrier Municipalrdtbe anweisnb.
Dr.. Ga suerre prizes in einem Toaite
ben ebrm. Dr.. 6 t 8. @r nannte
i'm ben &ubm Der SrsimaurerIosen BON
Goulouie unb bob beruor, baB er i'm Sabre
1884 gum Yrdfbenten bes fran,ofi6en
acknowledgements ernannt worben iet:
rGbsmuliser Miniiter", iaste Der &sbs
uner, runb finftiser Minifter (ministre de
vdemain), bat 9err 6 n It ans bur9
yieine a nticleritale politit bspieien,
vbaB bic Gspublif b Srennuugbe r
,&ir9e pom Staat unb Die uns
vterbrudunsb es RuItusbubgets
pberbeifIbren miffe, anberns
yfaIIs pdrebie HepubIid nidts
rInberes ais cine 8 en-
r&esierum
Man iisbt, bic 9ose bat nit 9olitit
iberbaupt Ri9ts gu tbun. Oas unl9uIs
bise 9nmml
Qasuerre enbete feline &ebe nit einem
breifaden COAT auf bic @epublit, auf ben
@roB : Orient uon Sranfret3 unb auf bic
auswdrtisen 6reimuurer.
Oarauf ersriff Dr.. Gonfans, Der
ebemalise Miniiter, baS Uort:
,Wein college bat mir iceben Slid aes
vwiini9t gu Der Politit, weIde id befoIat
vbatte, ais i'd nod WtitsIieb bes Rabinets
mar alein bieie 9lidwini6e aelten ebens
no Sbnen ais mir; benm in6er Sreis
pmaurerei beren MitsIteb i'd
~por oreiBts Sabren seworbem
bin, b6rte I'D sum r It en- Male,
poaB ber&lerifaIismusb Der ses
pmeini3aftIid
sd seb0re gu Semen, bic ni9t fiirdten,
lid 3u tOmpromittiren, inbem iis ben Rles
vritaIiSmus often befdmpfsn; aber wo,u
pwiro oas @aes 9ebient baben, wenn, ME
IMAM bies beutjutase iiebt, bic ausaes
rtrtebenen 9 9warsrSde unses
1T raft5uridtebren barfem, UNI
pibreebemaIisen SteuunnaSn
vwieber ein3anebmen."
llnb ii@ gu Dr.. Ga suerre wenbemb
fubr &eonsr fort:
rSnSsifen i4bOfte, baB ans
IS ere Wdnmer ais i'd, biefelben
Daufs Weue etnmal periasen
"weroen anD 3war auf tins
rmer....!"
wsan fsRt, bic Gnsriffe sssen ben Rles
rus unb bie Orben ftammsn dberaG aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
Yreisamsi6reiben tiir ein fir6s
Tides &uttittuerf.

Oas 5u bologna 9ebiIoete Gomite CUR
8orbereituns Der Seitfeier bes Brieiteriubis
ldumS, weldes 8aplt SEQ XIII. I'M Sabre
1887 errei6en pirD, foroert CUR Bemerbung
I'M Yreiie auf womit bic uorSisli6iten
YIdne gu sinem benz bell. Sater Bel bieiem
AnIaiie 81 wibmsnben @ltare beoa9t wsr,
ben ioIen. Oieie Pldne baben fid gu er.
itreden auf bic Nltarltufsn, ben Mltartii1,
ben Bilbsri9mud, ben Gaberuatel, bic
9eu9ter, bas Grucifir, bic ganontufeln II.
(. NJ. Die Mufitsauns bes Altares sel6iebt
an elmer glattsn Wanb. Orsi Stnfen fol-.
len our Menia binauffibrsn, pel9 lebtere
l 80 Meter lang iein pirb Der Iufbau bes
altarss, reipscttbs 4ltari9mudes, iiber benz
&Itartii6 lit biernad in ieiner @rOBe unb
ausbebnuns gu bemeisn. Der gotii9s
italienilde 6unitltpl bes piersebnten unb
Der erften SdIfte bes finf,sbutsn Sabrbun,
berts 10. b. Der sotbii9e Stpl, in peldem
Der @lodentburm un6 Dom pon Slorens,
bas G0meterium pon Piia, bic &atbebralen
pon elena unb Srpieto unb bic @rabs
mdler Der Scaliser In Serona auseefiibrt
iine) iol maBssbenb fem. Ills Matsrial
1T oolj III ausli9t senommen, nobel Dor,
SiislI9e, uergolbete unb ~buntsefabte Yilbs
bauerarbeiten iopobl ais aud itylgsmdBe
@em2loe (eiIeS ODER msbrers) III 4npen.
buns su tommen baben. 0ieie @emGlbe
ioaen in Der art bewesli9 ungebrc6t ieia,
baB iie hie btntcr benieIbeu i'm NItarbaue
in m05li&it 9rober 3abl aaf5unegmeaSen
&eliqIcussiaBe ODER S9reine gu Seisen
seitatten. Die Iuffteuun9 unS Ysrt5eis
lung bieisr &eIiquienbebdlter lit i'm YIane
uorSuieben unb gu beseidnen. gnbsre Jtes
liquien iouen ferner in Der Yiebrsqa (iber
Dem Iltartii9e), in ben Qsu9tsritufsn ober
an anbercn i9idli9en Ylasen bsS Qltars
baues lire Steuen finben, 70 swar, bab
bieieIben mad gebarf SeSeiSt ober aud usrs
bergen merben fOnnen. Die gntmlrfe
baber einen @runbriB, cine Saupt, unb
cine Seitenanii9t IN senauer 3si9nuns
unb mad benz MaBitabe uon 10 gsntimeter
fur l Meter Su entbalten; bieislben iollen
tn Gquareafarben aussefibrt isin; ferner
iinb iber bic ein3eInen Tbetle sinfa9e llms
rife In natirli9er @r6be beisufigsn, inios
melt aIs bic ausfibrenben Rlnffler beriels
ben benStbissn. Die ginienbunsen Der
Goneurrentsn baben fpdtefens am 80. Suni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
Der @iTemi6ait.

@uf benz antbropolosens & onsreIIe, mel.
der iinsit in 6arlsrube absebaIten purbe,
fpra9 PrOf. albre3t aus YriiieI iiber
bic morpbolosise Steluns bes Wsni9en
unter ben Sdusetbieren, unb msinte u.
a., mir ftammten ni9t BON @ifsn ab, ION:
bern mir ieien nod beut5utase aifsn, ia
mir tteaten iosar morpboIosii9 bic nisbsr'
fe Gfenfom bar. Oas nennt man sort.
i9ritte Der @ifeni9aft!" llsbrissns tam
Miemanb benz Profs1or @lbrs9t unb ieines
@lei9sn, bic auf Der gimme Der @iien.
f&aft unb 96be Der 3eit itsben, uerwsbrsn
fi& fir aHem nisbrtsfer Gorm gu baltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
aatboaS9er atr@en . aaleaoer.
8om or0Bten @ebote.- IS attb. %.
GcmtraI.&erein.

8stanutli9 beitebt Der beuti9e, rOmiI3s
tatbolil9e Central Serein aus BEN fatbos
IiI3en beuti9en neutrality-suspicious. in
ben Der. Staaten rnb bdIt aujdbrIiG cine
8snerul Se%riammlung an einem anberu
Orte ob. 0ieiss Sabr traten bic Dele
eaten in 8roofIpu, 0tew YOrf, a~uiammeu,
am bic Sntereien Der @eieui3uft gu for
bern. Dem 9sri9te bes S@uemeilterS,
Der uns porlisst, iinb bic folsenbeu 3ablen
iiber Die grOBdrtise 8erbreituns unO 8ir:
flung 6es GersinS entnommeu. Gum 8unbe
geb6ren au9enbIttltd 374 9ereine nit 49,
us MitslieOern. Die sin;sluen Gereine
uertbeilen ii9 folsenoermuBen auf bic per-
fhiebenen Staaten:
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13
Origin Of Masonry.

A writer in recent number. Of the
Voice of Masonry upon the origin OF
the order, gives variety of views held
by high authority, but holds 5haslt an
tedates the Christian era, or IS, at least,
net Christian in It's inception. The
writer says: "The whole, ritual Of
Masonry-blue masonry IS, we techni-
eally call tin its system of words,
grips and signs, as well as its tradition,
points to a non Christian origin, and
most unequivocally is Judaistic in its
conception. Its hieroglyphic and
mnemonic records, its oral transmission.
its impressive manner of imparting in
struction and liking valuable lessons.
and its thorough conservation to law
and order, all go to show that it is not
modern in its origin and conception. l
believe, then, in the antiquity of Mason
~ that it was once specially Egyptian
in its character; that subsequently, it
was purified by Solomon, perhaps, and
by him consecrated to the noblest pur-
poses; that, becoming then the heritage
of the Israelites, it assumed it's un-
doubted Hebraic character; that it has
been largely modified by successive
generations and nations; that in the
lapse of ages it became, under the
Providence of God, the inheritance Of
the Anglo Saxon race, who, after per-
petuating it for centuries as they re-
ceived it, finally, under the inspiration
OF genius, following the example Of
others, remodeled and reconsecrated it,
giving it its Christian character, and
yet, in the broadness of it's charity and
the glory of its philanthropy, not ex-
Guiding anyone who, believing in tue
true God, has the other necessary quail
fcations for information.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13

wait until the plants grow to get their
material. The plants are raised il q
comparatively small section of country,
button account of the prospects OF the
future, preparations are being made 10
raise them on an extended scale
How does cocaine compare with ether
in price,"
TT is difficult to make comparison.
Quantity for quantity, cocaine will
oyertop ether enormously. In. actual
use think cocaine the cheaper.
While it may take six ounces of ether to,
anesthetize person, the same prasti-
cal result can be attained with a.. few
drops of solution that contains only
four per cent. of cocaine, this differ
ence in quantity makes the actual, cost
for given operation about the same,
and in time the advantage will belasge-
~ on the side of cocaine. The future
of cocaine is matter of supposition,
but ] believe that it's uses are yet in, the
infancy of development, and it VIII be
q greater boon to suffering humanity
than, we have any idea of at present. "
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13

] ear, moved his left leg three times from
Eorth to south, and fell up against the
lunch counter.
The bar-keeper said he,didn' ty,seog-
nlze anything but cash.
20, then, you half not does. degrees
all taken yet?"
Ike had got the idea into hissehaotic
brain that everybody in town was a
Knight of the Arctic Circle.
Il make you understand this, and
Ike gave the grand hailing sign by hold
ing one hand over his head and putting
the other behind his back.
The bar-keeper thought that Ike was
signing to hold up his hands and that
he was, with the other ,:hand,:. reaching
back to his hip pocket for his pistol. so
he knocked Ike down with bung starter
and set on him until policeman came
and put handouts IN him.;
ALet me up, policeman, TIL I make
does signs of distress. Dakedoes hand
cuffs off right away. How can I does
distress signs give. unless can hold up
my hands?"
Take the desrerado to. Tie lookup,
said hackman, Il saw him trying to
get out his pistol to shoot the bar man. "
Il vas not vapting to shoot nobodies.
l supposed he 7as one Of does tin water
ing pot seegret. society fellers. Dot
seegret society vas fraud"
He was locked up.
Next morning he was still intoxicated
when brought before the recorder who
adjudged hina "a harmless imbecile land
discharged hm) because he made such
extraordinary signs at The court and the
lawyers.
"Does sesgrett societies vas not as
much goot for my Freshness as thought
It vas all tam lies about does brothers
helping che another in trouble" Tex.
as Siftings..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13
He Was a 'rWhlte Man"
r. MachraY in HarpeS.

- AAA"C1Aoy IL hd1 p0f.
One of the Hudson Bay companv's
officers has with him his young wife
and esehild, tiny girl three years old,
pretty, prattliag, fearless, fascinating
young woman. She is every boay,s pet,
from, the rather dandy wheelsman, who
triss to entice her up to his pilot-box,
which towers above the vessel, down to
the grizzled, grimy deck hands, whose
acquaintance she has some how or
or other made on the lower deck.
On the floor of this lower deck,
whittier she has been taken by her
nurse. she has seen three men living
bound, chained hand and foot. They
are on their way to be tried at Fargo,
and the sheriff, who has affected their
capture, never leaves them for they are
known to be desperate.
The little child came to them and
looked at them curiously they had prob
ably never seen anything so dainty or so
sweet before. She saw nothing in them
to brighten her. So she advanced and
spoke to them in her broken words. she
even touched the letters on the hands OF
one of them, and smiled in his face. and
asked him what they were. The man
smilen too, without replying, and the
child moved away. As she walked
there was sudden quick jerk of the
whole ship, its further side ground jar
ringly against some unyielding sub
stance hidden in the water: it tilted over
slightly, the child lost her balance, and
with scream, she fell over the side in
to the water. The vessel for an instant
was stationary. The three prisoners
saw her disappear. The prisoner to
whom she had spoken, and whose hand
cuffs she had for moment
touched, exclaimed; "God! don't ye
shoot, Bill" Then quickly rolling
himself over and over, he dropped into
the water beside the child. As his
hands were bound behind him, he
caught the child's dress in his teeth,
and treading the water with his fettered
feet, kept the child above water until
help came. AS everybody's attention
was diverted to the opposite side of the
steamer, it was some time before the
boat from the vessel reached them. But
the child was saved. Needless to relate
the thankfulness of the poor young
mother or the gratitude of the father.
II guess you air white man, Rik,
after all, said the sheriff.
A purse was made up among the pas
sengers for the man, whose name was
Erikir, Scandinavian by birth. It
was afterward learned that the sheriff
told the story to the Judge" and the
judge, with western freedom, and that
admiration for gallant act that covers
multitude of sins, so arranged that
when it was found that Erikir had
mysteriously disappeared, nothing was
done beyond little official buster,
and he escaped.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13
The Aston Millions,

New YORK Letter.
Another million or so of the Astor
money is about to be spent on large
Office building. The location this time
is in Pine street, just off Broadway. A
few years ago one of the Astors put up
costly building of this kind in Wall
street, between Broadway and Nassau
street, and it has paid pretty we'll The
building in Pine street will back against
the costly Equitable Life structure,
which is to be enlarged pretty soon by
running through to Nassau street, and
taking in on Broadway a building that
is now occupied as one of the DeImonico
restaurants. Almost that whole block
bounded by Broadway, Nassau, Pine
and Cedar streets-will then belong to
the Astors and the Equitable Life. Pine.
street has been for years the headquar-
ters OF the real estate brokers, and
whole swarm of them will be turned
out on the LIST Of May, when prepare
tons for putting up the new Aston
building will begin. The Astors, are,
still true to the family traditions in the
matter of investing their money. Near
ly all their accumulations go into real
estate. All their millions were made
in real estate and they still prefer that
kind of investment to any other Wall
street never had any charm for them
and probably never will A few wears
ago they bought a large track of land up
in Westchester County, with the expec-
tation that it will in time prove as good
an investment as some of those made
by the founder Of the family when land
was as cheap on Murray Hill as it is in
Westminster County now. They are not
very brilliant family, bit they have a
full share of solid Dutch sense"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13
Diabetes.

The chief characteristic of this disease
Is an abnormal amount of sugar in the
blood. The cause of it is quite uneer-
tain. According to Flint, it occurs lin
the vast majority of cases between she
ages of thirty and fifty; in men oftanet
than in women. It may exist long
time before it is noticed, and then con-
tinue years before proving fatal.s- II
often gives fatal issue to otherwise
mild diseases. Its chief test Is large
per centage of sugar in the water, the
quantity of the latter, also, generally,
not always, being increased.
Among the earlier symptoms are great
thirst. a strong appetite, dryness of the
mouth and acid saliva; later, enaeiation.
increasing muscular feebleness.s and in
many cases irritability, melarchdv and
mental weakness. To arrest it; it must
be taken in its early stages. One third
or more of its cases end iu,aconsump.
tions
a diabetic patient, when the disease
has, become confirmed, is liable to
sudden death. The heart may fail from
paralysis of its nerves; cr,,. the blood,
poison affecting the brains the, person
may sink into a state of insensibility.
aelirium and coma Gatal lethargy). a
slight cold may bring on. this result.
Sc may mere constipation and undue
physical exertion, mental emotion. or
anxiety.
Flint says, The disease seems less
formidable than heratefore.. provided
proper treatment be..adoptetf and per-
sisted in" The mainsthin g is TO arrange
for the patient diet: which excludes.
as far as possible, sugar and starch
and induce him rigidly, to. continue it.
while cutting off soAmany articles of the
ordinary diet, pains. must pc taken te
supply their place with others sufficient.
~ nutritious an(4a appetizing. Gluten,
bread may take the place Of common
wheat bread. It contains only one.
third as much starch as that made from
entire wheat, aud is acceptable to the
taste.
The body should be carefully pre-,
tected against the influence of atmos.
pheric changes, and the skin be kept
IN a good condition. There should be-
exercise in, the open air, but it should
be moderate. Mental relaxation and,
recreation should be secured.-Youth's
Companion.
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