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The evening world., 1893-10-31
CAUGHT BY SUPERSTITION.
Clever Trick of a Brahmin to De-
teCt a Thiet.
Alleged Magic Wand which Was n
Potent Factor.

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Th" Iln'eS OF lhhld PuoIla"es " HV""
story OF trial by ordeal. Tn" narrator
of fl some wears ago had charge of a
,,.,I L~i,i,i,r an tho. western coast.
P'''" ," ~ va" $780,
parts of when hdi S'IiHh u ever p''ll
visited hy A European officer. Tn" rry-
a.. ,,, ,,r, g,,rrt. r,,in-
p'' WIZ ~, '" me- q, -
try FOLK ana very SNl'fSililnuS.
Ouc morning ,hr narrator received In
- ,h., ,,,gia,r,hl. sum Of
i"I'hAti"h 'W't " '"".'','""'' '"" ", -,
money, forming part or IN" contents vi
the mail from head to Il gub.Ofiicc, had
... ,,.i., Cha. ,,,l I'm wbnla
hiI "t'l SUI" "' VI '"' ,yN
hiihir was wrapper IN ihEH''IS' "e
orIv clue the police had been able to oh
,.t, 49,. ,bo, ,,. ,,ur.r vhom. 90 yhull
,ntu va ,,',, H.. tir.rt mid or
o,,I iT''t', ~ a., ,iIi,sc which Ind
rnrr'., m,rs.nI ut'nn MIN lit there were
I''E I','7r' Hlt,ir ID ,,,,,,stnnr, and
,o u,n,l I, 80, r -ii ,,'"J s],rviCc
'h,' "i''i ~ ~" waSG Jr,Grt,inHI TO
resort t." a trial by ordeal, and for this
riur|%ss an AGA nraRim, VIII" w"s su ,.
,'' ,Ir"Iuy p"mr,nninnn win The Gods. VAS
~ ,",itS INA rnaIiIv tndertook To- dis
,n,'., thn mar
CHA, N,hrn,to MOI saints 80 were sum
.T,"neHS tm tthn ootrica md under the guiI-
n,Nrn ~ , nh,vIn ar Iiscinlo of Tho old
r. nj, &C.. III nr0reejed To- a small de.
80 81 N,bad,r Situated nt
- tnn,,pnrno from thn vIlng a /, was n
T ~ tn srnt and hnra an evil ,rn'Iin.
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t.wi,. Hn WYNN r 49," h,a b"an nLpn.
49,, w. noS, h,rind ANN,
u"da,s an VII LINEN wooh "'
"ThnS h nmi "aIsrted vas about & =. NJ.
~ nr ,,nirLt sbadowa oave thp
ninro ~ wai,,i mncannv look 7The old
i""nhi,n No. uniting ne and 49, va
nla.han W. nd = We bhuv rni,ttsr-
~ ,nn Iun,"''" " Wv '"'' nav"
nj Eli soa,,od 10 no NOR. ar
ne ,ha Iii 80 ~ ,bo ponr I'M tha
i I'M ~ r,,i 'rright on Rnnin's fnC" WIS
nITH ,Iml ~ H. ,hn,im baring IN
T,,Ihoodd IL i, r a,inra Use ma nddrass.
nm, H. ~, .ntJ. /" ~" Dn nra ohnnt tn
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The evening world., 1893-10-31
LUCK OF TENDERFO0T.
Fell ever a Rock Which Loo to a
Gold Mine.

Fell ever q Rock Which Loo to a
Gold Mine.
T.. L. E1gerton. agent for the william
Dcering Harvesting Machines. who has
been In the valley west of Duncan for Il
couple OF weeks. drove to the camp yes
tcrday to while away n lonesome Sunday.
says the Denver Republican.
While strolling over Milwaukee Hi he
made n very important and He stepped
upon n rock. which rolled with him ami
came ncar causing him Il serious fall.
Recovering his equilibrium, he cast
about to see the Caus" Of his misfortune,
and picked up the trcaCherous missile,
which proved to be a copper-stained
rock considerably moss covered
Upon breaking the rock in two a mug
get Of gold as big as a kernel of wheat
was revealed, and the inside Of tn" rock
proved to be almost solid hematite OF
pyritcs Of iron. which In this camp car
ries n large per cent. OF god.
The specimen was carefully carried To
camp, where u portion Of IT was pannci !,
revealing n long string of pure gold. liy
n little prospecting a lead was found
close to whore the flOat was picked up,
and Mr.. EdgcrtOn vas not long IN got
ting his name on the stake. This camp
has been visited by several mining "N-
pcrts of late, and all unite in saying thai
y Will make one Of the richest mining
camps In the state.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
FRANZ JOSEF'S BETROTHAL.
Cow the Austrian Emperor Won a
Bride at His Birthday Ball.

~ ~ @AAo A't ~ u
The method of the Emperor Of Aus
tria's engagement to the present En-
press had II certain amount of romanCe
about It. says the Philadelphia Times.
In 1853 he gave Il ball at lschl to cele.
brate hit birthday. and nnon the
guests was the Duchess Louise Of Bava-
ria, with her two eldest daughters, Hell
enc and Elizabeth, who were all, OF
course, invited.
The Duchess was, however. disinclinei
To- bring the Princess Elizabeth. on the
plea that she was not yet out, and had
not a dress in which to appear. But the
Emperor would take no excuse, and said,
in his simple. ~good-naturei way. that
the simplest Of dresses and a rose In her
hair wuuld suffice to make his pretty
cousin queen Of the feast.
Then the mother gave way and the
pretty cousin became not only queen OF
the feast, but queen of Francis JOscf's
heart and Empress of Austria. He
danced exclusively with her all the even.
ing, which naturally aroused Il good deal
Of attention.
During the evening he took her to a
table, on which lay a huge album con.
tanning pictures of the various national
costumes of the eighteen States Of Aus
triu.
The Emperor turned over the pages,
and then said, gently They are my
subjects. Say one word, and you shall
reign over hem"
The Princess. who had already know n
tn" Emperor from childhood, instead oi
making an answer, simply placed he!
hand in his.
Next day the whole imperial family as.
sembled in the little parish church OF
Ischl. n the betrothal OF the Emperor
Of Austria with the Princess Elizabeth
OF bavaria was celebrated with all due
Solemiiity.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

was 1t done?' Very simply. The tenn
pie, the lonely glen, the uncanny hour,
tie lamentations. all were merely acces-
sOries to appeal to the supcrstitions OF
the ignorant peasants.
The magic wand was thickly sncared
with strongly scented sandalwood oil.
ltama's guilty conscience prevented him
from touching II, as he firmly believed
the wand would stick to his hands, and
his, of course, was the only hand that
did not smell of the oil.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

i now hcinR selected at FIIST's West lith 81.
while the bargains nre plenty. -
The evening world., 1893-10-31
Bogus Check swlndler Caught.

CINCINNATI. o, oct. 31.-Dr. william II
Holgson, n notorious forGcr, wanted in this anC
o'h"f cities. was arrested Yesterday. He has fol
n lOrR time victimiHCd merchants with bogus
checks for sums ranging from SO To- s.. 200. Whct
arrested he had about nifty checks prepared RnC
ready Tor use. Some time ago he bought 81. 00'
worth Of druggists supplies In boston and pal,
Tor the goods with a bogus check.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
On Thor Way to a Lynchins.

OsAWATOMIE. Kan. oct. G.-Jap Rainey.
who Killed Lettio Jackson at this place last
Friday night. went to Paola saturday night and
gave himself up. The girls relatives and friends
ave IN tr-usy bend. a settleTutlt UOout tour
miles west Of here. About aeNenty-hv" Greasy
Blenders passed through here last night. bound
tor Paola To storm. Ia" !ail and taRe the muir
derpr out and hang him.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
may get second money, and VIII Elliott
should not be worse than third

klTkenlY IOOkS n TtHT EOOH ThIng IN
his race. and he ought to win easily.
Harry Alon2o may beat Void for the
place.
sixth Race Purse $500. for all ages, horses witch
have not won more than two races In 1898; sir
and u half furlongs.
1870 II. r. P~ulsifer's VIII Elliott. ............ 1lO
1881 Empire stables Maidstone ............ 10
l3O5 Sheffield stables Murluttu. .............. llU
1924 J. II. SrhultS, jr.' Acrylito. ............ 10
1906 J. A.. \. II. a II. II NOrriss Mid.
night......... ............... 10
- J. Mll,r's P"rsirtonrr. ........ .......... 10
lH2D II. Wlrnkc's ami" Blshop. ............ lOi
1900 j Ricgcr r West Park .............. 81
49, Walnut mn stables Ncrhia ............ 81
1921 Orcck Stables pirate Chici ........... 81
- Phoenix stock Farms b]auntlcss ........ 81
lSg2 Madison stables Enfield ............... 81
The closing event may he won by
Maidstone, with Annie Bishop second
and Enfield third.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Candelabra seems to have found an
easy spot, and he should win handily.
The Ironmaster and Copyright look the
best Of the others.
Third Race-Purse $500; for two-ycarolis
telling allowances; hVe and a half furlungs.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

~ChattanoOga II always at his best
after a rest. and his chances of winning
this event are excellent. Shelly futile
The evening world., 1893-10-31
Cloncester Forecasts.

is u seven AMI a hilf iurlOng selling anRir an.
brings together Soms good Cnns. The events mr.,
all we'll nllrd. and close finishes should he th'
order Of the racing. The entries and selection,
follow
Eyr,, p.,.-Ct, am, &, h,i, trri,pg.. saline
The evening world., 1893-10-31

The distance suits Kingston in the
opening event, and he ought to win;
Wah Jim may be the runner-up, and
Rival shouldn't be worse than third
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

The charges awe been preferred
and Mr.. McGlughey is on trial for
high crimes aud misdemeanors. The
IN alter will oecartfal y aad honestly
looked into by the sela.e, sitting as
a court, aud q true verdict render
ed. Until their conclusions are
r, a he'd the public will withhold it's
Judgment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20
Our Austin Letter.

Special Correspondence OF The News
AUSTIN. April lo-lt is dis
trict Judge Sam Il Scott If the
newly created hf y-fourth Judicial
district, ~ the grace of James
Stephen, the senate concurring
A fight was made in executive
session to refer the matter to a
committee for inye.tig "a ior, but
the majority thought the charges
against Judge Scott had been
sutii tiently investigated. OF course
the session was secre', bat curious
small boy with an exceedingly
sensitive tymI anum and wearing a
very powerful audiphone, did the
Zlccheus act by elm bing to the top
of neighborlng sycamore, and
upon this excellent authority your
correspondent is able to say That
there were only two votes cast
against the COL tirnation of S ,ott.
This two do lar a day business is
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Dh'as is preparll G for a grand
ovation when the Steamer Harvey
arrives from down the Trinity,
which, according to the Dallas
New, wlll be in f-w days,
though the G zstte does say the
Harvey has been two weeks getting
five miles, and she is still thirty
miles from Da'as. If the Gazette
is correct Dallas will have ample
time to prepare for her blowout.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Our Austin letter shows Mr.. Scott
was confirmed by the senate as
Judge Of the Fifty fourth district
most III a.imou-ly. The infert nee
j. they, the senate, could not see any
thing serious in the charges prefer
rel against him By the Wa3o bar.
Mr.. SOFT now has chance to show
his capacity for the position to
which he has been assigned by the
governor, over the protest of the
bar of this city, and it is hoped be
will acquit himself creditably.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Every man III Waco should trans
form himself into sanitary I'll .er,
and see that his own premises are
cleaned up and kept clean. Darg r
and death Turk in every pile f de-
q m posing tilth.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Seth Shepard was never black
dagger and he was not one Of those
who went to Houston with the
pre-. arranged intention of forcing
his individual view on the conven.
ton or bolt, for when his delega
ton bolted he remained in the CON
vention, and when later, on account
of his views on silver he withdrew,
he did not atli,ilte with the Turner
Ha crowd The Quincy Clark
crew cannot ext act grain Of com
fort out of Shepard's appoin.men
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

The Island of Zln.e has been
oarsted up and split open a, d is now
ported sinking below the waves
D ihe ocean.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

souring the disposition ard warp
ing the Judgment of a great many
Of the SOLOS in the house, not
withstan ling the fact that many Of
the members are now DRAWN more
money than tn, Y ever earned befC r
in their lives, unless they are cred
tied with earning the tive dollars
heretofore paid them as per diem
Everything ls being gagged by the
per diem now pala, aud 1t Is no
wonder that members turn abso
lut,iy green eyed when they are
asked to appropriate lay for the
clerks in the various state depart
ments. The comptrolier's off e
was assaulted successfully, then the
land del artment. Thsn the house
went back ard mped upon the
treasurers iii e, in each Instance
-icing fl tea per cent. from salary
from the chief erA down. In the
and department. violent hand,
were lsiI upon the $1,000 elner-
g-ncy fund hereto IRE provided as a
lee Ray to meet such expenses as
have grown out Of the attorney
generals suits to recover land
issued for sidings and switches.
This appropr at.on was cut II
altogether WHICH VIII COM
pei the regular force to do extra
work for less than their regular
salaries.
When the geological del artment
was reached the members went at 1t
wild eyed. The bill as it came
from the house committee left the
appropriation for contlnuirg the
geological survey of the state at
So 900. The entire appropriation
was killed, GJssetts amendme nt
being defeated by lie vote, pro-
vidirg for the survey of school
lands and an aPpropr alton CT
5000.
The house was IN better humOr
after refreshing the inner man, aud
the III after vas recon-id 4red, amend
ed and ii ally agreed upon at
$40 600 Ter annum with the under.
Standing that school lands should lie
geologlsed first.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Tomorrow morning, Baylor Uni
versity viii celeb ae, with appro
pirate ceremonies, San Jscinto day.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Professor Cooper's attack on the
Management Of the : s,e University
aas, in its failure, given him rather
"a lnenviable notorietY
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

When the people Of Waco 60 to
looking around for suitable men to
select for school trustees they
should jay aside all pr, ldices and
chickering's, and select men wide
enough and broad enough to fill the
station in such a manner as will
best advance the Interests of the
schools of this city. AT the last
election the people declared EN-.
phatically that they intend ID to
place the conduct Of the schools in
the hands of trustees selected by
them for Il at purpose, rather than
cave it in the hands Of the city
council a. heretofore. The News
does not understand the recent eltc
ton to mean anything more. The
deposition evinced / y sjme of the
friends Of Ms. House and perhaps
by some who oppose her, to make
IL e campaign for school trustees
the question Of containing her in
her position, is helittleing the grave
questions which must be confronted
by the board Of trustees, who will
successfully manage the city schools.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

That road TO ihuroer sill bring
,he2p coal to Waco, and cheap fuel
neans more factories
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

The legista ure should amend the
egistration law so one registration
Will do until the voter moves his
residence, and thus save trouble to
the voter and expense to the state.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Men who are capable AID who
are willing to work to make cur
city schools not only eqlal, but SUI
oerior 10 the schools of any city in
the state, Should be selected a.
scho oil trustees.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

The Only Democratic Daily In Cen
rial Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

How about that road to New Or
cans? Has the enthusiasm cf its
promoters died out, or are they ju.t
-esting for brief spell?
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

If you have a friend suffering
rom rheumatism write MIN about
She wonderful cures daily being
Effected b the hot water Of Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

The south wind rolls cloud of
Dust from the streets of Waco, so
does the north wind Prevent it
ny srrinkling the streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

When you write letter put in it
oT on it something about our bot
sells and our splendid nsta.orium.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

Mr.. SOFT il now full iedgod
district I'D ye.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

SIR. Cleveland mas been very
Appy in his selections to cflce so
ar.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Deane, 9le PHOTOGRAPHIC!

Has reopened for business at Austin street over
Tucker Co.'S He has the and latest styles bak1
accessories and everything pertaining to elegant photograph
new plastic grounds the latest extension grounds, never
brought to Waco, Also the largest photo box and
the city which will enable him make lfesize bust photos
and to introduce large photo graphic work in Waco he Will CIV
ABSOLUTELY free of charge to all customers during February
and April on May Ist five large portraits, handsomely f
One 22X27 one 2ox24 one lSx22 I6x2o one I4xE.
FOR each dollar viii be given ticket that each ana
have the same chance to get grand portrait free and Keep
this that and charge
price for 1t. DON'T FORGET THIS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

All bills tue TIE News office FOR
advefti sing subscription or press
work are payable alone to
J K. BENNETT.
" to hts authorize agent
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20
CuGAK AND >EWsDEAIEK
STEAM LAUNDitIES.

WACO STEAM LAUNDRY,
Ncdr Suppression Bridge, ,..e....t,.,s
CROU HROS. Il FLOON, ''"P''e'"'S'
prompt attention to om oJ torn orders
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

This two do lar a day business is
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-20

" to hts authorize agent
PUBLtsHEH soIIcE.
Bills which it is ->pe'tei The News
% pay must be authorized by an
order signed nv J r BENNETT.
----------------------------------
The Only Democratic Daily In Cen.
rial Texas
Mr.. ; lott Is now a full hedged
district judge.
SIR. Cleveland mas been very
Appy in his selections to flee so
Jar.
That road TO ihurOer sill bring
,aesp coal to Waco, and cheap fuel
neans more factories
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Yomorrow morning, Baylor Uni
versity Will celeb re, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, San Jacinto day
w, T..
" hNh ~" "''N0 q AetIci P"t AZ ~
or on it something about our bot
sells and our splendid nata.orium.
rbo mon $500 -,
es should have hig' err aims than
20 lead fight upon any particular
+. lion.
Tho Island - I,n,e has been
rs,od ~, and s,,l;. o,,or =, ,o,r
ported SINKING o-lo" the waves
me ocean
Professor Coous7s attack ON tina
nanaoement Of he : a,elrnivers;tv
eas in IFS failpr, oiven HIM ratber
~ Nn'nN '"0'e i'o'"'le'N
How about that road to New Or
cans? Has the enthusiasm ,f ;,s
promoters died OUT or are thew inf
resting for a brief spell?
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-08-16
vacuull.

Some of the doings perpetrated by
tornadoes are most astonishing. At
Wallingford, Conn, August 9, 1878,
storm of this sort blew stone monu-
ments Off their bases 1t was estimated
that the velocity of whirl required to
accomplish this was $50 miles an hour
Children have frequently been lifted
hundreds of feet into the air and
laid down unhurt. II has been observed
that objects uplifted by this agency
do not drop with the ordinary force of
falling bodies in many instances. A
whirling cloud at Pine Plains, n. Y,
June 10, 1895, caught a man ona road
with team and wagon carrying
hogshead of sugar. The hogshead and
contents weighed 1850 pounds. II,
together with the horses and cart, was
hurled over stone wall. The man
was blown in the opposite direction "A
distance of fifteen rods. Light objects
are sometimes transported distance
OF twenty miles. In one instance II
horse was carried half mile and put
down uninjured.
People who are struck by tornadoes
are commonly stripped entirely of
their clothing, particularly women. In
one recorded instance the trimming
was taken off dress IA neatly as if it
had been done by hand. Persons who
meet with such misfortune are apt to
be covered with mud, plentiful
quantities of which seem ordinarily to
be carried by the cyclone. The hair
of women is torn from their heads and
twisted into ropes sometimes. On one
occasion carpet, which had been
securely tackled to a floor, was taken
up and carried out of the house with
out being torn. Such freaks rs the
driving of piece of scantling seven
feet long and six inches square length
wise through the body of hog are not
unusual. Attempts have been made
to refer the phenomena of tornadoes
to spots on the sun, but it is not likely
that any connection exists.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-08-16

no sefs(S in that. Experts in such
matters declare that no structure can
be raised by man above the surface of
the earth which will resist the violence
of this sort Of storm. Not even so
massive a pile rs the treasury building
could Withstand first-class tornado.
In the great "cyclone" at Grinnell,
Iowa, q few years ago, which destroye
many lives and vast amount of prop
erty, one Of the buildings reduced to
complete ruin was solid edifice Of
stone and brick used for a public
school The tornado tore IL to pieces
IA easily as il it had been so much lath
and plaster.
On the contrary, building of brick
or stone is more unsafe refuge from a
tornado than a frame dwelling, be-
cause, if destroyed, IL tumbles in and
buries people in the ruins. When the
famous "cyclone" of 1890 struck
Louisville forty-four persons were
killed in the wreck of the Falls City
Hall. That storm wiped ont seventy.
six lives and 81, $50, 900 worth of prop
erty in Louisville, and in other towns
fifty-nine lives and 81, 900, 900 in prop
erty. The whirling cloud, which was
described as shaped like turnip,
struck Louisville at about Las in the
evening. The noise il made was com
pared to the passage of heavy train
of cars over a bridge thousand times
intensified. All the gas Jets in the city
went out or were nearly extinguished
and the crash of falling buildings added
to the appalling rumpus, while ter
rife electrical display served as an ac-
compartment, balls of fire playing
about. Apparently the lower end of
the funnel did not touch the ground.
the destruction being confined to the
upper stories of the houses.
The only place where safety can be
found against a tornado is under
ground. In the region where storms
of this type are frequent prudent
people construct what they call
"cyclone cellars. This is usually an
excavation made through the west wall
of the house outward, so that no part
of it is beneath the dwelling. The
west side is chosen because the danger
. always comes from that direction,
and, if the house is demolished, the
ruins will be thrown away from the
'cave." The floor of the latter is
made level with the floor of the cellar,
, and the earth roof of the cave is sup
( ported by heavy .timbers and arched
with masonry of brick or stone. These
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-08-16
One Theory About Dyspepsia.

"Dyspeptics, " afiirms Doctor Austin
Flint. the well-known medical special
ist, 'are chiefly persons who eat regu-
larly. restrict their diet to simple food
il small quantities and constantly have
their stomachs on their minds. / tell
my patients to eat whenever they are
hungry, even if it is just before going
to bed--to eat as much rs the appetite
demands, to appease the thirst in the
same way and live as sumptuously as
possible Gourmands may have gout
they don't have dyspepsia.