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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Experience and Testimony.

Ii you have never felt the great
necessities of life, you have never turn
ed them into language; if yours has
been a iOwery path, if the velvet
lawn has swelled up to your library
window, and you have lounged there
reading the ightest literature of the
DAY, then you know nothing about
LIES agonies; you will not be consulted
upon any great subject. If you have
been plowed through and through. and
torn to pieces, and rent asunder; if
YOU have been devil-Iidden, and hunted
by temptation from sunrise to shutdown
that would not let you alone even in
Your dreams; if you have dug many a
grave, and. suffered many a loss. and
EnoWn life on its tragic and terrible
sides, we shall be glad to hear what
YOU have to say. You have a right to
speak and to guide the lives of other
men.-Joseph Parker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
RENEWING THE m ERVE FORCE.
Injection OF Brain Substance in the Human
Body.

Body.
New York Ledger: At a recent
meeting of the Academic de Medicine,
at Paris, DR.. Constantin Paul related
his observations (Sem. Med.) on eleven
cases which he treated by means Of
INJECTIONS into the brain substance into
the simultaneous cellular tissue Three
of the patients suffered from chlOrotic
neUaSthenia, three from classic neur-
aSthenia fOrm of nervous debility,
one from permanently slow pulse and
four from locomOtOr ataXia. The liquid
used was a temper cent. solution Of
the gray substance of the brain of the
sheep, sterilized by carbonic acid in
ArSOnvaFS apparatus. The injections
were made into the lumbar or the gIu-
teal region, the dose being eighty mi
MINIS at most.
This treatment is reported to have
been well borne, as a rule producing no
reaction, either local or general. In
the two hundred-Odd injections made
in the eleven patients, pustles resulted
in no instance; occasionally, however
slight Emphatic engagement was oh
served, which disappeared in three Or
four, at most, eight days The first
effect noticed by the patient was &;
sensation of increased strength and
comfort, the previous muscular weak
ness diminishing rapidly. The YER
tebral pains and spinal hyperaesthesil
disappeared after a few injections; the
lightning pains of the tabetic subjects
the neUasthenic headaches, the in
somnia and the cerebral impotence all
vanished in their turn. The appetite
returned, and those patients who were
previously dyspeptic, ROW asSimilate,?
their food so well that they began to
increase in weight. The author, there
fore, considers the injections of gray
brain substance 4 nerve tonic of no
mean value. It is maintained the ia
lection of cerebral matter in the man.
ner described promotes the utilization
of food and its due assimilation: so that
the subject acquires force which he
can dispose of at will 1t should he
noted that it is the nervous force which
first returns in all these cases: Sllh-
sequent to and consequent upon this,
the power to do intellectual and mus.
cular labor comes back, the improve
ment IN the condition of the bloOC TO;
lowing later on. In conclusion, the
doctor claims that the subcutaneous
injection of the brain substance al
leV1ates and cures neaurasthenia mucb
more rapidly than the ordinary thera
peutic measures, iron, arsenic. phos-
pphates, opium, alcohol, etc: and its
f2don is more prompt and certain than
that of hygiene alone, or that Of s11y-
gesion, ovariOtomy, or even electric
ity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
% R
By HELEN B. 6fATHERa-

W1Gnln the PRISON, JnaU savage snOut
had awakened the two women from an
uneasy d0Ze INTO which they had fallen.
For moment they clung together wi d
~, thinking that it was morning, and
they were on their way to the place Of
execution.
The stiffness that followed seemed to
those within to last hours. Neither
spoke, and only the loud beating of
their hearts was heard i'll the silence Of
the cell. But presently footsteps werh
heard appr0ach5n NJ, the door was thrown
pack, and the turnkey entered bearing
lantern, and followed by the chaplain.
VINO, approaching the two women. told
Janet briefly, but in words of strong
feeling, that hope was over, and only
resignation to the will Of God left
to her. Then he kneeled down, and
prayed. and the women clasp ng hands,
kneeled, and prayed also. losing the
sense and the of the clamOr with
out, as they followed word for word
and from their hearts, that simple, rev.
erent voice
The extreme favor that could De
granted to Janet on earth was permit
ted, and Hester allowed to spend with
her the last few hours of her remaining
life. Toward the dawn they fell asleep,
and were awakened from that fitful
slumDer by the loud unbarring Of the
door, through which came several peo-
pie, hurrying on each others heels. and
while Hester though II is day." Janet
saw not the awaiting galloWS, felt not
the approaching death-pang5 for her
self, but only as Hester, as spectator,
WINGED AMI drew back.
Then from out OF that crowd Of faces,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Potatc Growing,

1t is the study of the potato grower
just now to keep the foliage Of the pota-
toes a bright green as long as possible,
and when it turns to have it decay
slowly AL the time the top is dying
the tuber is securing more sap from it
and is either growing or changing its
immatuIity to the ripeness that the
lovers of potatoes so much admire. The
poor quality of potatoes of late years is
more often the result of a suppression
of this last Office of the leaves to the
tubers than it is to any other cause.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Poultry Industry.

Southern Fancier: The poultry indus
try Of the country has increased won
dcrfully in the last year. New breed
ers have come to the front by scores;
new poultry journals have sprung into
existence and the older journals haze
increased in circulation and patronage.
All this argues well for the trade,
which, some very foolish people i'm
agine may be overdone. Bat, as the
growth of the population in the United
States keeps pace with the poultry in
dustry, and the demand for fowls and
eggs cannot be supplied, as prices rule
stiff for market poultry, especially, and
eggs for food consumption and the arts.
No, the poultry trade will never be over
done. In fact, it is only in its infancy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Growing Wheat,

Wheat is commonly regarded as the
farmers most reliable money crop,
more, perhaps, from the fact that there
is uniformly good and ready demand
for the grain in cash, at whatever may
be the market price, than because it is
more profitable to the acre than other
standard farm crops. Often a crop of
corn may bring more money TO the
acre, but again there are seasons when
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
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AN AUTOCRATIC VALET.

Beaumarcnais Couldn't Finish His Game
After His "Man'' said it Was Red-Time
The old-fashioned valet or body-ser-
want of a European gentleman enjoyed
extraordinary privileges, says the
Youths Companion. Often he gave
himself the airs of the master. while
the master found it desirable to obey.
more or less meekly "aamarchais. a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
PADDED THE ACCOUNTS.
Sensation in the Mutual Bank and Iron
Hall Case at Philadelphia.

Hall Case at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Sensational
developments were made this morning
before Judge Breezy at the hearing of
the motion for ousting A. E. StockwelI
from his position as assignee of the
Mutual bank, and the appointment of
a receiver for that institution. The
story brought out by the witnesses is
in brief that during February and
March, 1891, and March and April,
1892, the books showed that the Iron
Hall accounts in the banks were padded
by various false entries involving large
sums of money, considerably above
G1OO GOO
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
BuiIding a Compost Heap.

Market gardeners know the value of
compost heaps, but farmers have not
as much experience in this line as they
should have, according to Farm Life,
which says: By composing it all,
stable and baInyard manure can be put
in more available shape and be applied
to better advantage directly to the crop
than it can be in ordinary form 2
good way to build a compost heap is to
lay a foundation of thick S0ds, MAX
ing the basis of such length and width
as seems desirable. Put down s0ds say
to a depth of six inches, then cover
them with a layer of manure half as
deep. Continue with alternate layers
until the pile is five or six feet deep
Then finish with q basin in the centre,
and pour water into this until the en-
tire mass is well soaked. Fermenta-
ton will soon take place and assist in
the decay Of organic matter. After Il
few weeks cut the pile down from one
end with a spade and throw it over,
and repeat the operation at least once
before using. A few months will suf-
flee to give fine mass of rich COM
post heap is. of course, early in the
autumn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Another Triple Alliance.

BUDA PEsTH, Sept 3.-The Pesther
Lloyd states that the Pope has gwen
his consent to the introduction of
Slav liturgy into the Catholic and
united churches of Russian Poland and
that the Papal action has caused i'm
mense excitement in Poland. The
Lloyd asks whether this development
may be interpreted as a con firmation
of reports of an alliance including in
its bond France, Russia, and the
papacV.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Secretary Crounz Resiona

WASHINGTON, Sept 3. = Assistant
Secretary Crounz, of the Treasury de-
partment, says he expects to reIin-
quish charge of his office some time
next week, when he will go to Ne
braska to enter the gubernatorial
campaign. His resignation was sent
to Secretary Foster yesterday, and by
him transmitted to the President.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Failure of a Nebraska Bank.

CRETE, Neb., Sept. 3.-The Nebraska
State bank of this city closed its doors
yesterday The bank is capitalized at
$50 900, and was recently recognized.
George D. Stephens, the former cashier,
held the controlling interest. He left
for Chicago Aug. %, and has not been
seen since. His present wherea bouts
are unknown.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Blaine I'm Good Health,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Prof Robert
E. Moore of this city, who has been
giving a course of massage to ex-Secre-
tary James G. Blaine at his bar Harbor
home, has returned, and speaks with
enthusiasm of his patient, whom he has
been treating for two weeks. He de-
clares that Mr.. Blaine is in perfect
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08
Demand Reduced Rents.

LONDON, Sept. "A manifesto has
been issued by the Lanca hire Tea Mt
Farming association declaring at the
agricultural depression is unprece-
dented and demanding a permanent re-
duction in rents, the abolition of the
law of distress and the fUrmati n OF
land courts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-08

As an attempt to stamp out heredi
tary tendencies to disease, a law nf
Brazil requires a medical examination
before legal marriage. :. $50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-14
DOS EQU1vooADos-UNo EN la RAzoN

aao."
No puede usted UiUir tres aROs.D
listed 40 Sc mWere."
Estas tres profecias 90 dirijieron uno mismO.
lin Ultima era La mas conaOladora pero 81 no
Podia decir cual era 4 meior inspirada.
us aauf la historic. AL principle no es agra
dable perO como dicen los ninos, ACADIA en- bien
QHxaa Bora 10 melor deiar que nuestro amigo
la olga 81 mismO. "A tOdOs nos gusta 81 prcn0mbre
20 pOr ESQ interesan siempre lac autobiograf1as.
III cue reatm es earnicerO en- Auckland. Nueva Le-
landIa su eatil0 bueno claro no necesita editor.
Dices Hace Gn0s cinco amos que al evantar
un cuartO de- vaca note una dibcultad en- "a parte
inferior do la espaida. Lame un NJ edic0s abandO-
n6 eli ner0eiO me nett en- In CANA. Ma mand0 una
untura que hahfa de darae In region de los rino
nes. HechO este, Permaneci en- 10 cana algunos
das suisiendO dolores muy fuertes- Al I'm, habiendo
examinadO la secretion arenal, dijo el medico que
tena Ia enferm8dad inmada Bright esfaria en- ei
otro mundO en- men0a de- un nn0
No creyendO que tenia tal entermedad, me pare
co que tai vez seria buenO asegurar L. vida. Al
reconocere 81 m6dic0 de Ia c0mpania ~ quiao oar
me Por util dicendO que no pOdia vivir tres amos.
Tres mesee despu6s me di6 de nuevO un ataque
mny fusrts parecia mas muertO que vivO. AZ an
me puae muy malo me meh en- In canla segnn se
supunAa por IA Ultima veE. Vendi uno de mis- esta-
piecimientoe para deiar mi muler muchas eosas
z que atender hice testamento y explique mi mu-
jer p qEe debia hacer ii me m0ria Recuerdo bien,
como escuchaba llorandO, 10 que creia que era nj
Ultima yoiuntad. Segni algin tempo esparando que
u mnerte me hbrase &c mia suirimientosi tomanao
.as mesicinaa ane ne daban sin que me dieran Esan
Una taEde Yiao un amigo hablamos De mi e.
Lado Dc 10 seTiO que habfa puesto. Al POGO ratio
quo listed no ae muere. t1da prObado q Jarabe
Centsss que NO. Ia verdad era que habia
ooeaeeido religioaamente las instruociOnea de los
medteos. hi amigo me perauadi6 que pi'obase Ell
@Af@9e ae SeA&a enaeguiaa empece aornaiid9 a9ala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-14

y quitandOse los puiOs postizos para que
no le estorben en- sus TutuFas maniObras.
Tome Usted cuatro pesetas en- plata
y una en- calderilla-se apresura q con-
testar IN ofcioso, "tigandose" una plan
cha.
Hecha Ia explicaci6n do que 90 trata
de IN duro en- pieza, que faciita don
Timoteo, y en- poder la mOneda del pres
tidigitadoF, inge que la coloca en- su
mano izqoierda, la cierra Ia primera
muchacha que eneuentra al paso, le ha-
CO ell eucargo siguiente
--Sople usted.
La chica sopla iestupefacci6n gene
raj ell duro ha desaparecidO. I'll colmo
es verlo salir del pescuezo de un conter-
tulio. Mientras don Timoteo felicita al
Macalister, como pretexto para recoger
su duro, y luego al Comfortable, cuyo
pescuezo es examinado por todos, las
sehorss mayores SO dedican q comentar
el suceso.
=; Esas son cosas del diablo
- Gracias CUE ahora no hay Inqui-
sici6n.
II Jes1s, mf me daria miedo vivir
con ese hombre
II A bailar !-dicen las nifas, SEM
brando ell terror en- ell amino de don Tt
moteo, que tiembla por su esfera de cor
delillo.
Vuelve sonar el piano y llueven So
bre Ia infeliz estera polkas, valses, ma
zurkas y rigodoues.
Los que no bailan Sc refagian en- el
comedor y so Ia cocins, y sin permisO
del duenO impouen una servidumbre de
paso sobre todas las pleas interiors;, sin
exceptuar las alcobas de las senoritas de
la casa.
.
| A yer que give clock" puede uno
divertirse tanto ni estar con tanta con-
ianza
Angel de In Guardia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-14
Si nos fuera dable presenciar rasgos
de esta naturalezal

de esta naturalezal
OTRA EJECUCION P0R LA ELECTRICDAD
E dia z del corriente Sc verified en- ls
famosa carcel De Sing-SiDg, y en- preseD'
cia de numerosas personas, una nuevf
iejecuci6n electrical.
POGO despues de las once ell director
de Ia prisi6n, acompahado de los testigot
entr6 ed Ia selda del REQ llamado Loppi,
condenado rnuerte por parricidio, y le
ley6 la sentencia que este dltimo escuchd
con Ia mayor tranquilidad.
Luego ell REQ fu6 conducido Ia ca
mara de ejecuciones, don defueron pro-
badas en- primer termino las corrientes
del aparato electrico. Terminates los
preParativos, eI director de la prision,
dirigiendose al REQ, le djo:
-Sentaos.
Y efectivamente, Loppi Sc arrellen6
traBquilamente sobfe Ia butaca, la
cual fo6 s6lidamente amarrado con fuer-
tes correas.
Inmediatamente Sc le aplicaron dos
electrodes del aparato, uno sobre la piel
del pie derecho y otro sobre Ia frsnte.
Estos preparativos duraron solo dos
minutes.
Entonces ell doctor Macdonald aIz6
Ia mano, ell senor Devils; electrioista,
hacienda un movimientO con los dedos,
di6 Ia senal al individuo que colocado
detras de la silla debfa transmitir la
corriente.
El cuerpo del condenado se retorcia
contra las correas preso de fuertes con-
vulsiones. FL doctor volvi6 levantar
la mano, ces6 la cOFriente y ell cuerpo
del REQ cay6 como una masa inerte.
Macdonald alz6 otra vez la maDo y de
nuevo fu6 splicada Ia corriente.
Suspendids POGO despues, cOntinuaba
la respiration, aunque muy d6bil, por
10 cual Sc restableci6 la corriente pOr
tercera veg hssta que los m6dicos COM
probaron que al REQ estaba muerto.
Cuando Sc levant6 ell cadaver Sc en-
contr6 que en- los puntos de contacto Ia
piel estaba enrojecida hinchada, como
81 Sc hubiese aplicado un hero CAMDEN
te.
FL cadaver presentsba un color purpd-
REQ alrededor del cuello de la nuca,
con algunas manchas iDfamatoriss es
parcidas por distintos sitios.
Como Sc We por el anterior relate,
la ejecuci6n por Ia electricidad no es
todo 10 F8pida que nos habfan dicho los
norte-americanos. Pero en- cambiO re-
sulta brutal y repugnante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-14
& LA SENORITA E. S.
LBYENDo ( UN PoETA

TIE Rsomaste al abismO misteriOsO
de an alma grsnde. En la sombra muda
desgaTTa las entraflas del ColosO
81 agujJon de la punzante duda.
Sufre de 10 infinite sed ardiente;
peDetra su pupila las tiniebss
que sglomera ell pesar sobre su frente
como la luz del sol roBpe las Dieblas;
Descubre al resplaudor de su mirada
peqnehez en- ell hOmbTe on la cieBcia,
y 80 hunde en- la grandega de la NADIA
para Olvidar 10 ruin de la existencia.
EstrechO en- gu prisi6n SO foria IN cielo
en- la ansias de su h0ndo parOxismo
tiende las alas con Osado vuelO,
y Sc queda de pie sObre ell abismo.
La inspiration en- su mirar fulguTa,
la frente de relampsgOs cenids,
y en- la boca esa amarga crispatura
que dejan los naufragiOs de la vida.
Canta soIloza en- ritmo delirante
vOces de amor desconocidO lanza
impFecaci6n y sdplica-es amante
que Yive de IN amor sin esperanto.
tn alma dormida despertar Sc siente
ante esa Otra alma que ell dolor lacera,
y miro como caen lentamente
sOmbras de invierno en- sol de primaveTa
Entras en- ancho mar de desconsuelO,
amargo como ell llanto de M proscritO,
en- que todo ideal tiene 81 aDhelo,
Y en- que cada dolOr tiene 81 gritO.
Ese estremeeimiento poderOso,
que sientes desde la htmeda ribera
cOnmover tn pacffico repOso
con el Jay! del pesar que NADIA espera,
Esla ansiedad del coraz6n humane,
en- la infinita pequeflez del hombre
VOC de la inmensidad es Ell arcane
del hondo anhelO y del dolOr sin nOmbre.
Los sollOzos secretOs los gemidos
de angustia que el espfritu no exhalR,
en- DOche sin aurora sumergidOs,
allf se encuentran, destrOzada el ala.
AvaDEas, en- la sombra que SO agita
bTotan de uueva luz las espirales,
es ell "a mueFtO amor que resucita,
como el F6nix, en- cantos inmortales.
La sedosa pestafia suavemente
la brillantez de tn pupila vela,
mas DO lOgra ocultar 50 luz ardiente
tn piedad tn impression revela.
Amor, amor, oh causa grande, ignota
Extasis ideal del sentimiento,
savia que no perece nj Sc agota,
eterna juventud del pensamiento
SuFcas como el Telampago la vida,
llenaa La inmensidad de resplandoTes,
y tn luz en- las sombras. va peFdida
adn despierta recuerdos dolores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-14

TIE sobrevivee tt mismo, inerte
yaces de Ia memoirs su el Osario,
brota vida de Ia misma muerEc,
fuigura el Tabor sobre el CarvariOl
----------------. ---------.-----~
Esa bomedad que 4 ~ pupila as ma,
ref 10 d.. m dOlor que 90 has sufridO,
&c 81 suave temblor de Ia paloma
que oye Is rempestad ,iesde su nido
Despnes ante ell adusto silogismO,
ante la saba succession de ideas,
Sc hnnde tn coTAg0n dentTo de Ell miRmO
y nj escuchas, nj miras, nj deseas,
tn clara intelgencia, en- dulce calma,
no sigue al pensadOr, nj tie Obedece
es que al brOtar los suefios on ell alma,
la augusta inmensidad desapaIece.
Cual 81 escucharas sones indecibles
de una sofiada mdsica lejana,
Sc vuelven tus Oidos insensibles
a los acen5Os de la VOC humana.
Y mientrss vas con movimientO blandO
las paginas volviendO del escrito,
Sc We que tn ALMA absoTta esta hOsandO
en- los mares de lug del infnito.
7 ID, que haces nacer en- dondequiera,
ell amor al chOcar de Ca mirada,
te sentes pOr ell bardo pTisionere
y sufres sns tormentOs fascinadR.
Sol que llegan HERR prOpios fulgotes,
Tio que retrocede hacfa su origen
I'd, manantial de amor, llOras amCres
que con extTafiO sinsabor te ahjgen,
Mas del p0eta la vision ardiente,
en- Qne tn joven coraz6n 80 inunda,
Sc suaviza cOnf0nde lentameute
con 81 nimbo ideal que te circunda.
de la honda impression que ha recibido
el alma de amargura de tristeza,
TepOsa, como pajarO en- el nidO,
sn la apacible luz de ca belleza.
P.W.R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-14

de vente gotas, seg6n prescribe. A los siete
dias me senti mas animadO al cOnclnir la segunda
botella estaba convencido de que habfa entradO en-
mejorfa Continue tomando Ell Jarabe hasta con-
cluir diez botellas empec6 trabaiar sin deiar de
tomarlO. CuandO habfa tornado diez OchO veinte
b0teIlas me eneontraba perfectamente buenO. Haee
va cuatr0 amos que tome Ia Ultima d0sis del Jarabe
de Ia Madre Seige para Ia enfermedad de los rinO-
mes lamada Bright no he sentidO desde entOnces
sfntOmas de enfeTmedad de los FinOnes.
FiFmad0 Robert Hutchinson CarnicerO
Wellington Street, Auckland EueVa Zelandia.
Escribimos Ia relaci6n del senor Hutchinson
segdn Ia escribi6 81, probable que Ia
enfermedad fuese exactamente la que llama
Bright, pues esta es degeneration destruction
de la snstaneia de los fones difcil 81 impossible
de curar. Lo que sin dnda tuyo fu6 debiidad
general OcasioBada por indigestion con siDtomas
graves los rih0nes, suee suceder frecuente-
mente. AL recOrdar que cas todaslas Intermediates,
iPcluyendo reumbtismO, gotta, dss, enfermedod del
hiRadO, del eorazon etc. deben impurezaa de la
sanpre que pr0ceden d. aliment0s fermentadosen ei
canal digestivO como ataca ventaIosamente
el Jarabe de 10 Madre Seigel ma gran yariedad de
enfsFmedades, diversas al parecer. PoTque Ia c8usa
de estas enfermedades una, equivocaciones seias
algunas veces fatales se c0neten en- a diagnosis y
co 81 tratamientO. 10 que debemos hacer notar ea
que la tisis Ia eDfermedad Bright Is del coraz6n
son nuchO plds raras de 10 que s6 sapone. L0 que
generalmente Ne les parece es un grupo de sint0mas
de Indigestion. Siempre es 10 mejor seguir ei con-
sej0 del amigo del senior Hutchinson cuahdo dIlo :
" listed no &c muere. Pruebe el Jarabe do Seigei'f