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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

From the Atlantic to the Ia
%eiie,n . most interesting illus
trated article by Joseph P Reed
makes one of the attractions OF
he July New Petersen Cali
fOrnia Women in the Worlds
air" by Minua v Gsden. gives
q series of well written biosra
phies accompanied by portraits
t-Otd Valeneiennes China is a
NEST delightful article, xith ap-
propriate Illustrations. John
Ssaderson's Coming by Robert
lCv Meyers, is in that gifted
writer's beet vein and il capital
" Illustrated Ruth NeEnery
Stuart begins a brilliant novel
ct entitled Caesar" Cesav.
lhaner contributes 4 delightful
sketch entitled Il Noisel,ss
Revolution and concludes her
Shelf Full of Western Books
begun in the June number
Gursy Jlm's Partner by Mary
. Sfiekney. is a very dramatic
story of California life. sAriana
and the God,'' by Louis Pendle
ton, Is a tale of sneient Greece,
told with a power which renders
1t wonderfully real and Iiviny
AT the Sign of the STAR by
Rachel Csrew, is a delicious
sketch of life in q German board
ing house. -Aemories,r by Mi
not J Savage, is an sbssrbing
lIs OF philosophic dreaming
The contributions We have cited
are a proof of the variety of the
nam5er's contents, and the
names Of the authors a warran,
ior its excellence. Our readers
should send for a sample copy OF
this ably conducted monthly.
Address The Peterson Magazine
Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29
n0N. cHAS- B. H0WRY.

This distinguished gentleman,
our fellow -citixen, has been ten
dered the position of Assistant
Attorney General Of the United
States. By President Cleveland
and willin all probability accept.
provided, he can make satisfac
tory arrangements for leaving
his home and native State for
the full term.
Mr.. Howry is a good citizen,
. true friend. courteous gentle
man. an able and accomplished
lawyer, n Democrat from the
deepest convictions, and there
tore a partisan, hut deserving
and receiving the highest re
spec. OF the best men Of ali po-
lItieal parties. He believes in
the Democratic party as em
bodying the true principles of
republican government He has
stood by its orgauzstian IN de
feat and in victory Like all
earnest men he has had all his
life strong opposition to contend
with, bat is withal heartily re
spected by his opponents and
loved By hts friends.
Mr.. Howry held the Office of
United States Attorney four
years under Mr.. Cieveland's
drst administration, for the
Northern District Of Misslssip
pa, and discharged the duties CT
that place faithfully and we'll
Until removed by Mr. Harrison
at the beginning Of bis term rs
President BE was then elect
ed a. a member OF the National
Democratic Executive Commit
tee by one Of the largest State
conventions Mississippi ever
held, composed of representa-
tive men from every pant of the
State.
Mr. Howry was offered two
foreign places. but declined
both The place now rendered
him Is decidedly one of the best
"plGms' Tia. has yet fallen 20
Aissis sippi. and could not have
been given TO one more desery-
ing or Who will render more
faithful service to the country
than Charles B Howry. Oxford,
his home, appreciates the rec
ignition of the faithful ser,i.
ce. of this distinguished citizen
and his appointment has given
general satisfaction throughout
the State as will be seen from
the clippings below.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

In times of uneasiness in the
business world the most danger
Gus character among men is the
rumor monger. Individuals and
corporations are compelled to
protect their reputation from
him rs they guard their proper.
~ against thieves He makes a
dozen failures out Of every one
which occurs He attacks the
credit OF the best Institutions
he does more to unsettIe the
confidence which underiles than
all the other factors which ere
ate distrust- He Is a pirate of
character aud ought to be treat
ed as an outlaw oy men who
maintain confidence and who de
pend upon the stability Of cred
it for their prosperity.-KAnsas
City Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Section 1884 of the new code
says: IF any person shall at
any time shoot, wound, iujure,
kill, catch or pursue with such
intent, q hooking bird or cat
bird or thrush. or shall destroy
or rob the nest of any Wild bird.
Certain specified birds of prey
excepted. he shall on conviction
be Gned not less than Oh ror
more than elo. or be imprison-
ed in the county Jail not exceed
ing ten days.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29
W. g. 7. q.
csaaaesea b. tss W c r-r- &c oxars
pENOREsr's sAYINGs.

DExcREsT's SAYINGS.
/ Will you, IS a voter. when the
liquor trxfie is up for considera-
ton. be found on the night side.
iu the defense Of yonr home and
ccuutrys Your eountry's hon
or and destiny await your an
,swer.
A license to murder the peo
pie by Wholesale, wlsh q SLOW,
iasiduous poison. is JUDICIAL nur
der and every legislator and
voter Who fails TO condemn q Ii
cense party with his vote il In
criminal completely With this out
rage.
| The presence OF many work
ing people, industrious. sober,
honest, 10 q valuable help to any
business; but by rs much ne any
If them patronixe the dram
shops, By SO much their value
a. citizens will be impaired, the
com nun'ties paupefixed, and ev
cry interest of the people de
moialixed
A license melting to crime and
murder through the sale of alec
holic poisons is also q license to
produce disease to degrade and
] pauperize the community. What
party, what church members.
what voters are responsible tor
these atrocious evisf You give
your most dc finite anawer at
the ballot box.
The evils of the liquor traHc
are So numerous and atrocious.
and the consequences so terri
Die, that the Geease system, high
or low, merits the strongest eon-
demnstion, and should be resist
ed wifh all the intensity Of olr
patriotic, honest indignation, as
An outrage on our common man
hood, and our common interests
A combination Of interests, .
long line Of duties variety of
OPINIONS, an adjustment of diff
ferenees, make up our civiIiza-
tion- In connection with these
come obligations to show 1T the
ballot box the convictions Of our
conscience on great questions
ike the Eauor traffic. which so
largely involves the lives health
and morals of the people And
this personal responsibility can
not be shirked or evaied with
out treachery to our homes and
treason TO our couutry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Whenever vanity and gayety,
a love Of pomp and dress. furui
ture, equipsge. buildings. great
com paay, expensive diversions
and elegant enter ailments get
the better Of the principals and
Judgments of men and women
there ia no knowing where they
will stop nor into what evils
natural. moral or political, they
will lead aa-John Adams.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Miss Clara Conway, whose eff
forts TO establish . female
school OF high grade in Memphis
have made her much reputation,
announces her intention to close
her establishment and remove
to Raleigh, North Carolina. or
Chicago The reasons are high
taxes and the ilhberal policy OF
Tennessee, in regard to edues
tional establishments.-Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

A female lunatic in England
iragines herself an enveIOp con-
tanning a letter, aud with this
dea she ixes q stamp on her
forehead and thinks she goes
through the post 70 visit her
relatives. Next day she ixes
another stamp for the return
journey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

The Manufactures Record
Of Bzltim' re, says that sixty
companies for tie manufacture
OF cotton fabrics, have been or
ganized ia the South since Janu-
AIRY lst-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Capt McNeily has appointed
J ID Williamson. an editor OF
Hattiesburg. his deputy marshal
for the Southern district.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Tue Peabody Normal at Lake,
10 well attended and increasing
In Numbers every day; the peo-
pie of the surrounding country
noek In to hear the leetures
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

A correspondent of the Texas
Farmer says the only cure for
blind staggers is to ill the
horre's ears full of fue salt,
then cord the ear. In less than
a half hour the horse will be re-
lieved This remedy has never
been known to fail.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Chancellor Garland has re
signed his position a. Chsueel
ior of Vanderbilt University on
account Of feeble health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Mississippi has not Jared 90
badly under the administration.
The State gets two fret class
places at Washington, Sims a.
Assistant Secretary of the lutte
rior. and Howry as Assistant
Attorney General, With Eekford
as Consul to Kingston. and Dill
lard as Consul to GusysquiI,
NcGehee az Consul to q udders
field And We have numerous
applicants for many other plae
es- IL may be safe to assume
that other plums will fall in Ms
sissippi's Jap -Cisrion- Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Ii 10 reported that Justice
Field will soon resign his posi-
ton ON the Supreme bench ON
account of physical DISABILITY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

C C.. c. Cersasn Chin Cure-
: Pleasant tn take and harH-
Chiidrca Ike ID. Guar.
sateed To curc Chif:s and
sever. Lar.e bottles 50 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Vest Point has shipped IOSs
barrels of potatoes at a. per
barrel, this season.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Dr- Graves, the well known
Baptist minister, died st his
home In Memphis, last Nouday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29
One Dollar
- Every Hour.

IS easily earned by any one Of either SCI
N any part Of th- country. vha l. III
ing 20 work IN testrsou-ly NJ the en-
rtoEment which ~e furnish. The labor
Is hight and Pleasant. and you run No
risk Whatever We IL YOU out complete
20 i you en- give the b .siness : ,ri-
a without exrsnse To yourself. For
those wiling 70 do hscl- work. this /.
the g-andesc ofrr made. You can xork
al day &C IN the evening culy. If YOU
ne employed. and have a few hours a.
your disposal utilize them aai AID 10
your lneore.-our business viii not in
terfere at all You will b. am ax.d ON
the start at the rspitity and ease bv
which you anass dollar upou dollar day
IN ami day cut Even beginners are
scesessSul FROM the hrzt hour. suv
Que Al run the ba<iness-rOus trii.
foG should ny nothing else until wa
see for yourself what you can do AZ the
business which We ufsr. Women ar
grand workers, Nowadays they make
As much rs men, They should nv
sas business rs it is 80 veil adapted 10
them Write at once AMI Sc for vo.,r~
self Address H. HaIles 4 Ca
Boz $50. Portland. Ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Charleston. S G., had a slight
earthquake last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Ii Is reported that editor ] K
Ainon has bought the Canton
Picket.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

The President has appointed
Judge Sneed. of Memphis. as
minister 10 HoneluIu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29
THE BEST ROUTE
xsxsl I'D e! erELs

fne IAlAee Car Line Of tce South
the k,nxs City. Memphis 4 BSrnmg
ham Z haz two throagh pas-ager
trains daily between Kenpais Gaf
Birmingham making eIose and suzs
connections With the trains Of al Coa-
aeetIns lines Might trans have
through sleeping Ears bet seea WASH
inztsn & and Memphis. VIA Atlanta
and Birmingham Tin connection with tbs
Richmond L Danville K & the shor,
est route quickest time and the on.y
hne running through cars between thoss
ettisz- Day trains have Palace Reoiin-
ing Chair cars tseats free to hel6ers 0t
inst class tiekessl through between
Birmingham and Kansas city and Pull
man Palaces ~Sissping Cars between Nan
sAs City and Atlanta This Is MANI
mikes the shortest and by tar the best
equipped Passenger Line besw-sa
points N the East AMI Soathea,t and
Memphis AMI al poSuts in 4rkaasaa
Teas ard the West Ani Northwest
Everything nee AM drstciasz Thr0asa
tickets wa this line on sale AZ 81 througa
ticker ofees-
Fsr any d-sired information fOrErgs
map And ssns table soldsr. Sldrsss
BE LOCKWOOD
u. p. aad T. Aga
Kalsas CIy-
A. d. ELLIS
Gen'I Agent sss Main Street
Memphis lena
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Hon G ID Stands has been
appointed trustee Of Vanderbilt
University in place Of Justice
Lamar, deceased
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

The real ~Blarney stonen has
arrived and been placed in the
Irish exhibit at the Fair, in Chi
csgo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Hon Chas b. Hovry. of OK
ford, has a number of friends in
Columbus to congratulate him
upon his appointment by Presi
dent Cleveland as Assistant At
torney General of the United
States, Vice Leonard W. Colby.
restgned--Columbus Index.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29
Strong Words

Mr.. b 8 Hull. q prouinsn,
merchant Of Holly Springs. avs,
On June 9Th II have used Dr. Er..,
so{al Grsrmstusr for Indigestion 49,
nna u the best thing I ever tined. i
seaic not De ~i-hoaf II. rex1mus,i
IL to all Who suffer from I-r,ss,ss,io, >
REV. SAM P. JONES SAYS;
NY wife, Who vas an anvalsd f,nu
n%srvo'Hs SICK headaehe. has ben sn,i.-
eured hy sx seeks use Of u Ei-.,.
AosAs o-rnstuer. Her health -
teef- In three weeks two ~ "a, Z
drsn yer e'ar-d eoupktely Of a,.z e.
arm hn truly great remedy"
pernetaer offers from ordinary nal
ein-s IN these thrss thinx.-
l ItsAs pleAsaz. u s.ks.h
II L. harmless al~.y
Neurss When al else fails
~ Per bottle. Six bottles g y
sale 81 I'D Isomkro ~'
T.ke Or Kings Gsruesu-r
ne Liver and sor coustip1tsoa- 81
file for q eenes ~
Rev Sam Jones is pre.eh;n,
In jackson Tam
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29
A GOOD

President Cleveland has hon
ored Mississippi and the eoun
try generally by appointing Hon
q b. Howry, of this State, as
Assistant Attorney General
THIS Is a due appointment, one
OF the best that could have been
made.
Col Howry il one of the fore.
most lawyers of Mississippi, a
highly educated, cultured gen
tfeman. a citizen of the very
highest stan ding
He has twice been a member
of the Democratic National
Executive Committee, a position
he still holds, and has been q
prominent isare ia many nation
al contests. notably the last. He
vas Federal District Attorney
for the Northern district on Mis-
sissippi under President Cleve-
lands administration, aud so
distinguished himself in that of,
nee, that the administration
wisely concluded that he M
entitled to promotion, and now
calls him to accept a place only
one degree removed from a cabt.
net officer.
The appointment will com
mend itselfto aIl.-CIarion Ledv.
er.
Hon. Chas. B. Howry, of Or,
lord, has been appointed by
President Cleveland Assistant
Attorney General. Mr.. Huwry
y one Of the abIest lawyers in
Mississippi, q staunch Democrat
and member Of the National
Executive Committee. His ap-
Potntment will give universal
approval IL is a high honor,
end viii be worthil, xou.-Ya-
Zoo Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

The many Jackson friends OF
Hon. Chas. b Howry, of Oxford,
we're exceedingly pleased to
hear of his appointment as As
sistant Acknowledgement of the
Quilted States.-Ciarion Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Hon Chas. b. Hovry, of OK
ford. Miss has been appointed
by PRESIDENT Cleveland Assis
tant Attorney General. vice
Leonard w Colby. resigned
The friends of Hon G. B. How
~ in this section who are well
acquainted with hIs worth and
his sterling Democracy, which
has done good service during
the past, rel 1ice at the selection
the President has nade.-Bates
vile Panolian.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

Crop prospects arg suapror-
ing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

lt is strange how little q man
generally knows when m e Iitor
asks him for news He will
come in from some neighbor-
hood ten or dfteen miIes away
and say there is nothing worth
relating when perhaps his busi-
ness IN town Is to get a burial
outfit for some prominent eiti.
zen, and he tells before he
leaves how one neighbor had
his house burned. and another
has been blessed with twins.
Nearly every man Who comes to
town can impsrt some interest
ing item to the printer. but be
don't think Of il al the right
time Clarion Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

I inch ose month 81 %
inch Three mouths 80
/ inch Six months ; 20
l inch One wear $50
Reading notices on local page
(supject TO change 10 cents per
line for first insertion and ) cts.
per line each subsequent inser
ton Nothing inserted for less
than p cents
-JoB-woRx AT REASONABLE
RATES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

An old colored man named
VIM. Robertson unearthed Al
earthen pot containing tiO0 in
silver con near Monticello re
Gently. The Press says: The
principal part of the money was
Mexican dollars, the latest DAT,
being 1888. and going as tar
back a. 1890. There were also
some Spanish coins made during
the reign Of Carolus III, bearing
dates of l553 and 1885, also OF
Corolus ", bearing the date OF
1903 There we're some 5 franc
pieces, giving dates of 1911 and
1873 Il is supposed that the
money was buried about 1885,
but by whom, no one has yet
been able TO conjecture.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

New Sam Jones is preaehips
in Jackson. Tenn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

We see from the dispatches
that Hon Chas. T.. Howry, Of
Oxford, has been appointed As
sistant Attorney General Of the
United States This 10 O high
and responsible once, for which
We believe Mr. Howry is emf
nently qualified. We are glad
to see this elegant gentleman.
distinguished lawyer and true
Democrat thus appreciated by
the National Administrs ton
Grenada Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

The appointment of the Hon.
Charles u. Howry. of Hississip-
pi, to the place Of Assistant At
torney General is received with
a great deal Of satisfaction by
eve Que who knows this gen
tleman. He is Que of the lead
ers Of the Mississippi bar, and
has always been a most faithful
Democrat As NisssssippI's rep
ress NATIVE on the National
D. mocratIc Convention during
the Iss' campaign, he proved
himself one of the most capable
Of advisers and q most euerget-
ic executive. lie is an a.imira
BILE speaker and a sound lawyer,
and will adorn the position TO
which he has been ealled--Ap
peal Avalanche
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

T.ke Or Kings Gsruesu-~
ne Liver and or coustip4tioa- sa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-29

~ Per sotti-. SIX bottles S. e,
sale 81 I d Isomkro F~e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-19
so,oen Der ~eqaemliasen.

Sic mareu Isit brei Wodeu perbei.
ratbet.
.6rau6en, heut' fdhrt Elm @agen
nad Der Siapt; id,rcibe aui einen
3ettel, mas Dir IN Der g9irtbidaIt
Fe6lt. Der Sutiter fam es bel bieler
Beleeen6eit aleid mitbrln9sn." ipra9
8utsbeiiger Mtansclsoori su ieiner iuu-
gen @emablin.
Die bhbiGe 6rau siue auf ihr 3im.
mer. Sic ioGte ben 3ettel ielbit ifreis
benz Siel ibr nidt eiu! Sbre sanse,
neueebddene. 9utsbeiberlidle g8iroe
mporte iid seaen oieie 3umuthuus.
Wo,u mar oenn bas Sientperional oa2
,2ouiie~
r@ndOise 6rau piiniden2" risf bi.
SOie.
.Sebe Gid NAL an ben Slid uns
idreibe, mas id oieiire. @riiens: 20
Bfunb 3uder; smeitens: 5 Yiuno
Manoeln; Drittens: 4Yfunb &oiinen."
Il. /. ~. u. |. ip. bis alles notirt
NOR.
SO. 9ouiie, ibersieb ben 3ettel
benz Guti6er!"
@egen 9lbenb lam Der @a9en aus
Der Staot suriid. Gjutsbeiibsr Wtan-
gelsbori slaubte ieinen alu9en nidt
trauen su oiirien. 70 bod uno idwer
belaben mar bas 8efdbrt. Sum Sau.
Ienb, Sohann. bait Su glei3 ben gan-
len SQben ausaefauft2"
Sobanns @eiiat seiete bas breiteife
@rinien. rSa, andoiser Serr. i9
bab's bem 6ommis aud i9on seiaet,
IS miiiie Elm Srrtbum iein, als er 9anse
Sdde pol Otanbeln uno &olinen an=
seidleppt bra6te. glber er meinte, i'd
Iole mid nur berubiaen, bic andoige
Grau bate iOpiel beiielt. Sicr iit Der
3ettel."
ManaeIsoorf sntfaltete boitis oas Ta-
pier. gaar's m6glib - ba itanb that
fddlih: 100 Yfunb 3uder, 25 Yiuno
Manbeln. "a pfun6 &oiinen. uno
70 sin9s weiter in ungebeuerli9en
Guantitdten.
vSrauden, fomm' bod iduell NAL
Der. Sag, S6os, Ou ldBt "a Yiunb
&oiiren ouf einmal fommen? Wiait
9u uns sleid aui sebn Sabre poraus
beriorsen9"
Sie jun9e Grau mari eincn Bid
aut ben 3ettel, purpurrOtbe idrbte i9r
@eiidt.
vgd. Mdnn4en" = tleinlaut tam's
hber bic friicben 2ippen = ~oas 1T ein
Srrtbum, oas iOa beiBen: Trittens 4
Pfunb 8olinen; i'd = i'd babe in Der
Gile ben puntt binter Der 3iffer 8 ber.
geilen."
Srau @utsbeiiber Wanaelstorf bat
in 3utrnit ibren Seitsa5ettel itets b69it
fisenbdnois 9eIdrieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-19
AHbma.

Inter glIibma perIfe6t man iiber.
haupt ieoe Dirt BON @tbemnot9, mag
Fe bur6 mas INNER lriaden bebinet
{ein. Sn Der Meoiein unterideioet
man baber aud nod iolden llriaden
unb ipritbt gum Seiipsf bon Sers.
Mifbma, gliibma BEL @idt. bel glieren.
trtrantung u. I. ~. Sas absr, mas
idledtbin ben Namen NIthma fiibrt, 1T
sin Srondialtrampf rein nerDbier Na-
tir, ipelder oaour6 entitebt, baB iib
bic in feinen 2uftrDbrendfiden um9e-
benben Gtustslfaiern plobli9 suiam.
men3ieben uuo 10 bic 9ufttan1le per=
engern. Ger glthemnothanfal fann
mebrere Sage, ia Woden baueru, ipo=
bel er bel Saa ibudber, 0adts iidrter
mirb. llebsr bic geoinguueen, unter
benen Der 9rampf iit einteat. tpeib
man nur iebr lnli4eres. gleueitens
piro ieitens Der aliniter piel Gefui1t
selest auf Die Sbatiade. oab setpiiie
Staubtheil9en (Wetall-, Sol;-, Sob
len, Sliitbenitaub) eineeatbmet per.
ben, tpel9e ben &eis auf Der Sdleim-
baut Der 2uftrObreuS,ueise berbeiiibren
ioaen. Mertwiirbig iino aui ale
5dlIe Die tleinen ipiBen Srpifalie, luelde
ii6 in bem 0ufenauswurfe Der 9lltb-
matiter tonitant poriinben. Was bic
Srase besiiglid Der Sebanbluns uno
Seiluns bctriit, 10 beidrdntt iid bic
Wieoitin baraui. ben 3uitano 3u erlei9-
tern, oa cine osuernoe Seiluns ielten
bu eparten lit; uobei aber bic &ranten
trob Der Seftisteit Der gnfGQe iib isbr
oft eiueS lcngeu 2ebens erireuen.
auber Der esInObnli9en drstli9en Bee
banoluns mittsls Worpbium uno
@blorbporat ueriudten Yatienten pas
Rauden bon Stramoniumeiearren
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