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Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
HE Is RISEN,
Services in tue Churches Yesterday
How Easter was Observed.

i
How Easter was Observed.
Yesterday dawned bright and beanti
ful, and was indeed day typical Of b,
resurrection. The air was balmy and
spring like, and everything Ravt
promise shat ere long the trees, piAnts
and flowers, which have been entom bsd
by winter would break forth with new
life and beauty. At an early hour the
streets commenced to be fllled With
people vending their way to their diff.
fsrent places Of worship, to celebrate
with songs Of Joy and praise from
thankful hearts the resurrection OF
their Lord, and rejoice In the thought
that bic resurrection 10 an earnest thai
they too shall rise.
At Central Presby ter ian Church there
vas, rs usral, o handsome display Of
howers, and the music was very fine.
Sermons appropriate TO the occasion
we're delivered BY the pastor, Rsv. DIR.
At Grace M. e. Church the Rev.
Jacob Todd preached from the text:
'Tf o man die, thall he live again?"
Last night the Rev. j. W. BerminR
ham preached an eloquent and impres
sive sermon At st. PAul's Catholic
Church from the words: HE is risen
he 10 not here"
The pulpit at the West Presby terIan
Church was removed and its place oo
cupted by q large pyramid OF flowers,
while the music. which was very foe,
was rendered by choir Of thirty
voices. Tho sermon was preached by
the Rsv. A. N. Keigwln from the text:
There shall be a reserreotion of the
just and Of the unjust"
St. Andrews Pro.estanti Eplscopal
Church was also Handsomely deoora ated
with beautiful flowers. The Rsv.
Charles K. Murray rector of, the church,
preached In the morning. The text
was taken from 1. Peter; 1-3: BLESSED
bs the God and Father OF our Lord Jesus
Christ, which according to his aDund ant
mercy hath begotten us again unto a
lively hope by the resurrection Of Jesus
Christ from the dead"
BIT. Johns p. K. Church was hand
somely decorated with roses, lilies and
other fowers and potted plants. The
sunday school commenced Its session
az 10 q. M, when each scholar was
presented with dyed Easter egg. The
services ai 10 30 in the morning and
also IN the evening were conducted by
the hav. L. Gardiner Littell, and the
music was rendered by choir, accom-.
panied by the organ snd cornet.
Tho R5v. Charles A. Grlce preached
an appropriate sermon at Brandywine
M. Il. Church, and the floral deoorA.
tons, which consisted In @ great
measure OF poited plants, were very
handsome.
The Unitarian Church was adorned
with bank OF flowers in front.of the
pulpit, and a very able address was de-
livered by DR.. Wilson on the new life
In the great beyond. All the churches
were well attended, especially in the
morning, aud the observance OF the day
WAS general throughout.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Grief Drove Her to suicide.

1oUIsvILLE, KY, March 31,-Yes.
terday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Bratton,
who lives near bowling Green. com
mitted suicide by hanging herself. She
lost her husband last summer. Since
that time her grief has been SO great
that her family and friends became
alarmed about the condition of her
mind and have been Watching her
closely. She ate heartily at dinner.
At ils conclusion, rising from the table,
she left the room, passing into an ad.
joining apartment, where she saw y
rope. She picked 1t up and ran out to
the harm, where she hung herself. She
was 20 years old. OF prominent family
and had been married ave years.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Remindvrs OF the R~A

A lady oGlled ut the. oNoo Ia. Nat
usaAy se!.a :. IL sscms ssmIndsrs % Of iS bysoSs
days, which formerly belonged 70 the
late Mrs. e, b. woodward, OF this city.
They consisted of copy Of the New
England OourAnt. datdd "From Mon.
day. FahruArv 4th, to Monday, Feb.
ruAry 11th, 1723." It consists Of n sin.
gle page about 12kl4 inches, and ID
nileo with news OF events which hap.
pened In England several weeks pre-.
vious. 1t bears the following imprint:
Boston; printed and sold by Bepja.
min franklin, In Q 1een street. where
advertisements are taken." The lady
also had three pieces Of colonial money
Issued by the State OF PsnnsylvAnia in
172S, for s. IA and so shillings rsspeo.
lively. Each of these pieces bears the
legend, "To counterfeit is DEATH"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
a Rlr rtaamer aoa. Down.

SAN BRAScIsco, April 1-Ohina
advices received by the steamer City OF
Bio de Janeiro state that the British
steamer Swallow was wrecked February
~ eff Naomi Island, betwesn Swallow W
and Shanghai. The vessel struck on
some rocks and sunk. The captain
and q number Of the crew and passen-
gers saved themIelyes by clinging to
the rigging, but thirty one persons, who
put of from the steamer In small boats,
are supposed TO be lost. The body OF
tie engineer, who was one OF the occu-
pants Of the boats, WAS recovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
a Baua of Girl rhieyes.

CARTHAGE, H., April The sen.
saton&t discovery has just bean made
that the wholesale robbery OF millinery
and dry goods .tlrss In this county Is
the work OF four young girls oged from
10 to IL years. They are daughters OF
respectable oitiseps of this p aoa For
over two weeks goods amounting to y
large sum In value have been stolen in
broad daylight, but no clue to the
thieves could be found.
A sweepipg search was made and
large qusntitler were found secseted In
barns, Uuthouses aud under sidewalks.
Msny goods were stealthily returned.
Tha children's parents are prostrAted
with grief and tffer to make restitution.
lt ia thought ali OF the children have
not been stcured and thorough invss.
tlGa.ton win bs made.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Registrars Report, ,

Registrar Lee reports IL births, 1C
marriages AAd 81 deaths for the week
ending At nc iast Saturday, against
22 deaths Il = corresponding week
Of last year.
Causes OF deAth-Consumpiiop, g.
oonvulsions. general debility, each
cyanosis, paralysis, 2 each; ooncussion
Of brain, heart disease. mRrasm ls,
pneumonia, peritouitis, l each.
Ages Of deoeEsed-Undar / year, 6;
from 15 to 20. 2; from 20 to 80, ;; from
30 to 90. l; from 40 to 80, /; from go to
20. 8; from 20 to 80, 2; from 80 TO 30, 8.
There were corouer's cases, Q bodies
were brought here for interment aud D
seat away.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Tho baltimore 4 ohio Railroad

announces the third free sleeping car
excursion to California and Colorado
points will take place on Tuesday,
April 10th. Train leaves Delaware
Avenue Station, Wilmington, lilo q.
M; Baltimore, l. 80 p. M, and Wash.
inRton, 80 p. 10. For further inior.
nation and preservation of berths sp.
ply to Fl. A. Miller, passenger agent,
Wilmington, Del, or Dan Bride, pas
senRer agent, Baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Tho Gas Bill stolen.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April at was
discovered on Saturday that q bill
which had passed the Maryland House
Of Delegates, reducing the price Of the
illuminating gas In Baltimore City, had
bsen stolen from the third reading file
of the Senate. A committee was at
once appointed, who prepared smother
bill. and under q suspension OF the
rules 1t was unanimously passed to q
third residing. 1t will again have to be
passed by the House, which can be dcne
before the tinnl adjournment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
For oArpa s-OsAnor q Go.
The Easter Maiden.


feel a solemn ganotity,
Swcot rest of Houl Is mine,
MY heSrt abldes in pious peace,
my bonnet sets divine!
Grace. like rivsr, tilis my soul,
In chastene 10y sit,
foei religions deepest power,
My sacque's poiftct fit.,
A holy fefvor penetrates
NY SOULS Temotest nooks,
An earnest, chastened, fervij 10y
How neat that riboOn locks!
The good man telli OF Christian peaco,
The organs anthem sHells,
/ bathe 10 streams CT pure delight,
My dress cost more than Nellsi
q, holy restl o, Sabbath calm!
y, ehastsnod pes ,e serenel
feel tnF deep abiding spell,
How dowdy is Miss Gre0ul
feel pure, reii xious glow,
q, rapture undt Il 1edi
l know my bonnet looks so rice
To those who II. behind.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Quarantine station.

The National Quarantine Station at
the Delaware BreakwAter will open for
the inspection OF foreign vessels on the
first Of May, one month earlier than
usual. The steam tug Startle has been
chartered by the Government for quar-
antlne purposes at that station during
the season.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Lung Dihanaaa.

The great and mighty medicine, DR..
Simms' White Pulmonio BalsAm,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting eto. HIM.
drsds of references in Wilmington
alone. 900. and 81. The prescription
of DIR. Slmms g. Son, 4th and King
streets. Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
An rlarant snns,,tnta.

For oils, salts, pills and all kinds of bit.
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, syrup OF
Figs. Recommended by leading Pbysic-
ians Manufactured only by the Califor
mia Fig syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. All druggist. N. b. Danforth.
Second and Market streets, Wholesale
agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Eew UniIorns;

The Lenape Fire Company Of
CASTLE dressed in their new unlf,
had parade this afternoon, the
military company participating.
evening they will have a ball in n
OF p. hall. 1t is expected that II
Der of hremen from our citarior
present. he se
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Suicide OF mutton rnylor. .

Milton Taylor, q we'll known resident
OF PennsburR Township. Chester ooun.
ty, Pa committed suicide by hanging
on Saturday last. He was brother OF
franklin Taylor, OF the Philadelphia
High School, and was In his 80sh year.
He had been sick some two or three
weeks, and was doubtless temporarily
Insane.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
what Uop.t,tatss a Family medicine,

A preparation which is adapted to
the relief and cure OF ailments to which
members OF q household are most su b.
jeot. and which is not only alleged to
do this, but has long and unfAiliagly
proved Its ability to do 1t. asBuredly De.
serves the title of reliable Family
Medicine. Among tint -honored prepA.
rations, which experience and the sane.
ton ot the medical profession indicAte
as deserving of popular regard and con-
fldenoe, In Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs,
q medicine adapted to the eradication
OF dyspepsia, constipation and bilious
ness, the three most frequently occur.
rilg ailments thai vex mankind. De.
rived from . botanic parentaRe, IL is
efficient Ms well as pure and wholesome.
1t relieves nervous disquietude and in.
activity Of the kidneys, and counterSuts
tendency TO rheumatism. For renew
ing fiAgeing strength and impartlDg Ap.
petite 1t can be implicitly relied upon.
Fever and Rgue, rheumatism and de.
bility are remedied by 1t. Ass
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
The Arthur-KIl Bridges

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The ~
Commerce Committee went to I
York on Saturday and inspected
Ait.uE XIII bridge, now In course
erection, for the purpose of determini
wnether 1t is iikoly 70 prove AZ ohsuI
ttOn to navigation.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
me Great Eve Remedy

is DR.. Simms' Eye Cure. Inf1amed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
detective eyesight from any cause ara
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied in 25 and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Simms & Son, 4th
and King ets.. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
wi.hdraws From the o. L. U.

At yestsrday's meeting Of the Gen.
trAl Labor u nion In New York, Typo
graphical Union. No. 6, withdrew from
mem berShip. This forestalled Its OK
puleion "for encroaohing upon the
rights of German oompositors.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
IN. wsNsher and tho drops.

WAsurrarot<. April 1.-The bulletin
for the past vec regarding the weather
and tbe crone seAys that reports from
Miehiasu Ohio. in,Stana, New Jersey,
North Caroline, Kontseky and Tennes.
$40 indicate that tho wea$uer mas oeen
favorable, although the setson % 10
ported ns late and tho farmNWorn re-
tarded. Reports from South ONoilnA'
AlAbams. Mississippi, Louisiana, mis-
souri,, Illinois, Nebraska and KsSsss
indicate that the westher Of the week
was generally unfavorable for growing
crops, although favorable conditions
are reported for the latter part Of the
week. Farm work in the Southern
States has been greatly interfered with
on account of the heavy rains, aud In
some localities high wlRds and local
storms have injured crops. Reports
from Arkansas indicate that fruit has
not been irjured. except on bottom
lands. In Louisiana tho week Is re-
ported as the most unfAvorabie OF the
season.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ISamnYAd

william Psnusll has removed fTom
Second and King streets to Fifth and
Adams, where he hhs opened store
with y fine assortmtns OF groceries; also
fresh and salt meats.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Hrevfties.
rss .s. ~: sSs MAKO, . q: ,s

h6y gnU1koat nAN UOWho y Tue NttN
BumfSfo hrob.s A0A Market mtreee.
Try Bush's coal yoa will like It.
Brazilian balm. Immediate euro for mumps.
Brasilian Balm cures GOLD; 20 doses, 100.
90 to Murphey's for your bed Hprings.
Buy yonr furniture At Murphey'B.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like II.
hillard v. Davis, jeweler, eE. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanrs, is L. Fourth.
frank Roop Smith, druggist, sih and King.
American Laundry. so2 West Frsnt street,
first class furniture at Murphey's. s0s Ship
Icy street.
wrinssrs repaired by Richmond, 9Th and
Tatnali.
Il .Q9to Geo. II. Murphey,s for your parioi
n1I1ber and dining room furniture. so> Ship
T1IIH q 90 per load for bsss hickory kind
ing eo5, IL. U. Buyer b Co.'s, foot o
rasnl street.
wal stop the press To say that Hollis has
me blNt cough candy at No. west second
ao "a W, n. Moore's stalls, " and u 4ssc cond
,treet rNo<. for your choice creamery fresh
but ter nlsV re best cream eheese At market
price, id
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Hno WoAhhM,

Tomorrow promises to be from
fair to cloudy and rA'her COOLER, pre-
ceded by rain on the coast. "Wednesday
fair with rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Senator Cameron Not n Candidate.
From the Washington Post.

-%SA-A eAS Nnss
Senator Cameron was seen at the
Capitol yesterday morning by y Post
reporter and shown the Associated
Press dispatch from PhiladelphiA,
printed In Tuesday's Post, In which ex.
Internal Revenue Collector Pollock, Of
Philadelpbia, On intin ate fIiend OF the
Senator'S, ls alleged to have said that
the Senator was . candidate for the Re.
publican nomination for the Presiden.
oy and would have the backing OF the
Philsdelphia delegation when his can.
didaoy was announced.
Senator Cameron, after reading the
paragraph, said: "Mr Pollock is mis-.
taken. 1 do net believe, however, that
he made any such statement II he did
IL was entirely without authority. 1
am not candidate for the Presidency
and do not expect to be-"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

When baby was sick, we gave her CAstoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she clung to Castorin
When she had children she gave them Gas
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
RaYulOnd'a

Dining parlors for lasits and gents.
Ro0ms for rent TsblA OoArders Ice
cream whcl asa'e or retail. Rvery thing
firSt.class Or ti's r---1IAt'e Gie'
N tetgtrtFa,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Eor Sale Uneas,

A larPs oyl!u6or stove capsb'e OF
heating one rGon shove aud below,
aserly pew On Is seen nj Nc. 1897
Y-st Il SA;h s'rsst
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Psrsoual.

Joteph W. BFbrSF. CT ih's city, viii
lsags &c day 'ce nsUyef, CJlcredc. 10,
Toe pOrpesen' tE
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
You Can GO

lrt' Ell L Bsrtoa'u vstoa clgb, at 21E
Es-t Seventh s'reat, for say priaes
witch yFG- ~ fss chah iinl q
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

Broom Herb Bltters removes foul hun
from lhe blood, solo at S02 King strset,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

REMovAL.-Eiss O. A. GlAndinR,
fashionable dressmsksr, bss removed tC
No. los West Seventh treet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
un.ef nnx,nser.. Kspsrs.

Chief Engiae.r Frederick II. Robin.
son OF the Surveying Department Of the
city reports the following building lines
marked during March:
William j. Forrest, northwest corner
OF Tenth and Heald streets. John r.
Jester, addition to store, north side OF
Maryland avenue, between Monroe and
elm streets. Edmund Hawke, store-
house, bstween Maryland avenue and
Anchorage street and Uedar street and
Fifth avenue. James Kitchen, stable,
south side OF Fourth street, between
Walnut and Poplar streets. James
Tlbbitt, four dwellings, north aide Of
Elm street, between Harrison and
Ffanklin streets. Joseph k. Martin,
carriage house, west Of Harrison street,
between Seventh and Eighth. John
MomonAgle, dwelling, east side OF Du.
Font street, between Fourteenth and
sixteenth. Thomas H. Melvin. six
dwellings, southwest corner Of Tenth
and KIRK wood btfeots. Joseph II. Hor
ner, store and dwelling, northeast cor.
ner OF Eighth and Bennett streets.
Edwin ii. Barr, store, northwest cor.
ner OF Thirteenth and French streets.
Henry b. Judd, dwelling, east side Of
Bfoome street. between Thirteenth and
tourteeuth. william Forrest, three
dwellings. south side Of Thirteenth
street, between HeAld and Olaymont.
Charles Ii. TlndAll, four dwellings.
southwest corner Of MoOaulley and
lombard streets. Charles II. Gard, ad'
dition to dwelling, west aide Of Heald
street, between Lobdell and A. Joseph
Wonn, two dwellings, north side OF
sixteenth street. between Heald and
Ciaymont. John j. Smi,h, storehorse
and stable, west aide OF Orange street,
>petween Second and Third. Edmund
H0wke. dwelling, south side OF Mary.
land Avenue, between Cedar street and
Fifth nvienue. Thomas McOorkle, ten
dwellings,> northeast corner OF Ninth
and Pino SEeets. Francis ID. TAlley,
dwelling, south West side of Vapdevsr
avenue, bstwsen N2Atton and Buepa
Vista streets. Total for phe month, As
buiIdinRsi total for March, 1887, ts
buildings. -
FIRES LAST MONTH.
The following alarms of fire were
struck during the past month: March
2, 2 ~ q. m box 12-millinery store Of
Mrs Jsooba, No. GIT Market street.
March 10, 12.49 p. M, box l6-frsme
dwelling at Fifth ond Pine stree ts;
slight loss. March 10. 1920 p. M, box
16-explosion Of coal oil lamp in o.
house on Clsynoht street, over Elsv-
enth ttreet bridge; slight damage.
March ID, 10 IL n. M, box 3-ftame
dwelling southeast corner Of Eleventh
and Orange streets; slight loss. March
10, 3 p. m., box I4-oil house Of P W.
& b. machine shops; triflipg. MzcE
"a, 1870 o. M, box 28--Fri,E & Co.'s
morocco factory, No. 2l1 West Third
street; loss, $40. 600. March 28, liza p.
m.-NewelPs morocco factory, Conrad
Btreet between Adams and jackson;
lose, S2S. .00J.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

Patapsoo superintive :Patont Flonr
stands UNRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
of O RIOH, DREAMY OOLOB
and FINE FLAVOR.
Ask your grocer or flour dealer for l
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

stats or mo Temperature
~ the RRUBLIoAn otnos to-day In the
shade:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock ID o'olcch
481 58c 66'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

:, FintN a7d
q land. situate
Feet, at a feet
= iTOnt OF ~
Fpth OF 10 fet
n ieL
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

~, =aout1r,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

Ample and safe storage for goods ri
corner of Fourth and King streets
ALSO all brands OF choice flower and
garden seeds. Phone call A08. Z. p.
Janvier.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

niSiS ilSsias'' ''iboy sv.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

II. D. Holt, the cheap paper hanger,
BIB West Second street. who has the
largest, best and cheapest stock Of wall
paper In the city. I have large force
OF practical men, and all work done
when promised. Don't make mistake
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

Or. H. P. Ewes. veterinary surgeon, re-
moved from No 606 French street to
No. $40 West street, and has succseded
to the practice Of DIR. Ward b. Row.
land, former State veterinarian.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-16

THE CURRENT" &&!a !:!s:7 sse :ss :s$lf
Journal OF our tin. i
Clean perfect grsnd: Oyer eo0 brilliant contrib
9tors n yearly; no.. $3.50. Buy it at your news
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-16
THE GREAT NORTHWEST
News Items from Various States
and Territories.

ILLINOIS,.
General Crook, the new commander Of the
military division of tho Missouri, has ar
rived at headquarters in Chicago
A recent fire at st. John destroyed the
coal works located there, and the proprie-
tors estimated the loss at 100000
Prof. Worthen, State Geologist, died at
his home in Warsaw few days ago.
Mrs. Rebecca Hanks, aged eighty-si
years, died suddenly in Decatur q few days
ago. She had lived in Macon County since
1882
Two trains collided the other morning
near Sorrento, and two passengers were
killed and number were injured
A severe hurricane passed over Elizabeth
about six o'clobk the other evening, level
ing fences, outbuildings and other objects
in its path.
The Washington Loan and Building AS
ISOLATION Of Chicago, with a capital of $s3,-
100000, was incorporated recently.
John Radley, living in Shelbyville, took
poison the other day. His wife attempted
to get doctor, but he held her until it was
too late. He had been drinking.
Prof. B. G. Roots, member Of the State
Board Of Education, died recently at his
home In Duquoin.u
NhGuraA gus W8S SGEuGk NJ MOutlC0llO re-
Gently at depth of $50 feet.
As the result of a quarrel James Carlin
went to the house of II. G. Meader ut Nc
Leansboro, the other day and tried to shoot
him.. but Meader drew his own revolver
and shot Meader dead.
The prospect for aparge fruit crop in Gen.
trail Illinois is very good.
Seth Partridge, one Of the oldest citizens
and at one time the largest landholder in
10 Daviess County, died recently at Galena,
aged eighty two years.
Miss Luella Gray, student of the West
University at Bloomington, was struck by
limb of tree blown down by the wind .
few days ago and fatally hurt.
Isaac Utter, prominent manufacturer
of Rockford, died recently, aged seventy
nine years, leaving a wife and six children.
DR.. De Wolf, of Chicago, in lecture de-
livered at Baltimore recently is reported
to have said that there were from fifteen
hundred to two thousand too many physi-
clans in the State of Illinois.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-16

1KnNNVTto be made. Cut this out and
mlINk Y return to us and VIC win send
mVNu i you tree, something Of great val
ne and Importance to you, that
IN moro money right away than anything cleo
in this world. Any one can do tho work aud
live Ct home: Either sex; all ages. Something
will start you; capital not needed. This is ons
Of the genuine. important chances Of . lifetime.
Those who are ambitious aud enterprisina Win
not delay. Grand outfit sre& Address True q
Co., Augusta, Maine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-28

yez les courants d'air ct rimmObili-
t6 apres avoir bu en- sueur. 81
Penvie de boire devient int0l6rable,
diminuez la souffrance On augmen-
tant la salvation ; ct, pour celia,
avalez un bonbon acidul6, GU rou-
lez dams Ia bouche IN solide, TN
petit Gallon, par exemple.
Pendant les marches, pendant
les grandes promensdes, ATTENDED,
avant de boire, an grand quart
d'heure, pour que Ia Transportation
produite par Ia fatigue soft tres di.
minu6e ,-buvez,-et ATTENDED en-
core IN quart d'heure avant dc
marcher de uouveau. On SO de.
saltere ainsi sans danger, sans d.
minuer les forces de rorganisme,
ct le corps rafraichi pourra fOurnir
une nonvelle etape jusqu'a IL pro.
Chalno halle.
Nous le rep6tons, ces prescrip-
tons, en- apparence tout el6men.
taires. ont II v6ritable importan.
ce. La maladie frappe surtout les
organismes affaiblis, ct, encore une
fois, boire sans mesurs, c'est s'affai.
blir Ell pure perte.
HENRI DE TARvILLE.