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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19

Has been used over nifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teething.
with perfect success. liz soothes the child,
softens the gums. aIlays pain, cures wind
collie. regulates the bowels, and Is the best
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teethlng other causes. For sale Dy drug
gists In every part OF the world. BE sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
z5c bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19

old Process whisky absolutely pure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19

AGENT-A reliable person to take the
agency i'm their town for one of the best
paying articles on the market: retails for
% cents; pays 100 per cent. profit; sells
to every family. ROBERT >. WEST,
Cleveland, o.
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WANTED-TE-ee times as mucn made by
canvassers as by either building and loan
or life insurance agents. Indiana Loan
and Security Company. 81 East Market
street Indiana polis.
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DIED.
WANTED--AGENTs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as houSekeeper I'M
mediately. Best reference. $50 College
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19

This whiskey has been warmly en-.
dorsed by large number OF Physicians
who have used it in their practice.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted TO carry nm
est side line on earth. ELGlN CIGAR
FACTORY. Lynchburg. Va.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19
Mssz.:I s: ! q:
Absolutely Pure.
hUoVIuIVIJ utV'
A Perfect Stimulant for
Medicinal Purposes.
FREE from
FusEL OIL, ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR ED
ARTIFICIAL coLoEihc MATTER.

Prof. John n. Hurry, analytical
chemist, says of this "Old
Process Whiskey:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19

eft answers every test Of ihe q.
g. Pbarmacopeia. The purity ana
excellence of this whiskey recom'
mend IL for all medicinal uses"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-29
What Do You Take Medi-
cine For?

Because you are sick. and want tn get
we'll, Of course. Then remember. that
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures.
All we ask ia. that In taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla you will do 90 with perse-
vsrance equalling or approaching the
tenacity with which your complaint mas
chung to you. 1t takes time and care to
eradicate old and deepseated maiadiss.
particularly when they have been 90
long hidden in the system that they
have become chronic. Remember. that
all permanent and positive cures are
brought about with reasonable modera'
ton. Hoods Sareaparilla attacks dis
ease vigorously and never leaves the
Geld until until IL has CONQUERED.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-29

The attention of our readers
is called to the new advertisement
of the Hotel Denechsud, which
appears on thu 6rst page. Those
of our readers who may 60 TO New
Orleans will find all the comfort
and accommodation desired at this
magnificent hotel, which has just
been repaired aud renovated at
cost Of $4,000. The charges
are reasonable, American plan
from 500 to $3.50 per dsy, and
European plan from 81 90 to $3.50
per day.. A splendid restaurant is
also connected with tho hotel.
! "A horse hitched TO a buggy
ran away last Sunday night, at
about half past eight o'clock, and
came in collision with the cart of
Mr.. A. j. Thomas which was in
charge of q colored man, Alexan-
Dire Monard The shock was great;
one of tho shafts Of tho buggy Pc
netrated the belly of the mule,
near the flank, and made a wound
that caused the death Of the ami
NAL a few hours later. The man
Menard received some slight in
jury.
Sugar at retail and by the bar
rel at ]. B. Feffsn, at the lowest
market rates
/ The McEnery Democratic par.
ish executive committee held g
meeting here last week, and have
decided to hold a meeting a
Breaux Bridge tomorrow to Sc
leet the delegates TO the Houm'
Congressional convention which
meets ON October third. We d.
not know if the Foster Committee
will send any delegates to tina
j, convention, as their delegates
!, were ousted at the last congress
! sionsl convention, two years ago
, at New Iberia, and the McEner.
delegates were recognized.
> The Fournet and Delshoussay
!. ginnery started operations las
8 Tuesdsy.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-29
Land For Sale.

We are requested to offer for sale. 40
acres OF first class land, adjoining the
limits Of this corporation.
Also, one One property. with good bull
ding. out houses, stables etc For fur
thef particulars. terms etc.
Address this Office.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-29
Local News.

remarkable low prices at Ferran.
Il. G. Duchamp has just re-
osived q carload of fresh Alaba-
mo Limo.
Mr.. George Olivier of Bald
yin IL spending some time with
his family here.
Miss Fabiola Wilt left Mon
day to spent several days among
friends in New Iberia.
Mr.. Albert Rousseau left last
Tuesday for New Orleans, to re-
sumo his studies of medicine.
We direct your attention to
the ed. of the lumber firm Of Au-
coin, Breaux and Renoudet. which
appears in our columns to-day.
Mr.. A. v. Fleming is pushing
rapidly the work on the new con-
vent. The building will be about
completed in the next thirty days.
Mr.. j. B. Ferran has the lar.
geat stock of clothing in st. Mar
tinville. A visit to his store will
prove this.
Editor Homer J. Mouton OF
The Lafayette Gazette, was in
town last Sunday, visiting hit
parents and shaking hands with
old friends.
We are informed that detec
lives from Missouri were in Thu
parish last week on the trail O
safe blowers who had located i,
the upper part OF the parish.
Mr.. L. J. Gardemal made {
business trip to New Orleans tn,
beginning of this week. The stool
of goods. he bought is large, ant
now being piled up in his store.
The Republican executive com
mittee for the Third District me
Mt Morgan City last week and en-
dorsed Judge Taylor Beattie, tn
sugar planters candidate for Con
yress.
The carpenters Of the Railroa
Company are here, making YER
extensive repairs, and making ne'
improvements about the depc
and yard. They have aleady buiI
. large aud comodicus wharf g
the bayou.
MIR. S. n. Burdin. of DIV,
Texas, is on a visit here since
few days. Mr.. Burdin finds hi
change in the business and activ
ty Ut the town, and In the IN
provements, public and otherwis
which are showing up in ever
part Of town.
Cotton in the seed is now sci
ing here at the low price of 81
per thousand pounds, which
The lowest price for which the st
pie has ever been known to Sc
Monday last middling cotton WI
quoted at 5 1916, the lowest pri'
known for fifty years.
We are going to have rae
here to-day. There are sever
interesting races advertised, b
our people. in town and count
are too busy at this time to after
races on Saturdays; better ma
them on Sundays, especially viii
the Sunday holds good.
If it can please the leader
the Brass Band, we can say, al
with pleasure, that the band W
very generous to the firemen Ia
Sunday, and furnished lots
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-29

Inere was an interesting game
OF progressive euchre played last
night at the residence of Mr.. T.
j. Liable given by his sister Miss
Anna.
A soir &c was given Wednesday
evening at the residence of Judge
j. E. Mouton, in honor of his
niece, Miss Martha Mouton of La
fayette.
Several of the small sugar hou-
ses in this parish, are making
syrup. But the price of syrup,
like everything else, is tumbling
down very rapidly.
Mr.. L. c. Duchamp sent to
this Office last week a sample of
his Fire Kinder" He is sole
agent at this place for those USE
full and valuable little shavings.
He will sell you a box containing
enough kindling to lights 800
fires for the small sums of rs cts.
1t is the best thing out, we can
vouch for this.
The st. Martins Oil Works
at this place commenced working
Monday, by starting the gins, and
Wednesday the big and powerful
oil presses commenced to squeeze
the oil out of the cotton seed.
This industry employs a large
force of men, and works day and
night, nine or ten months every
,, year.
The concert and ball given by
Volunteer Fire Co No l., last Sun.
day, for it's own benefit, was sue.
cess in every particular. The wea'
Their was nice and pleasant, the at
, tendance was as large as could bt
expected, and all seem to have en-
Logged themselves, in dancing anC
. promenading on the nice pictures
que ground.
This Office has ordered larg'
amount of new material for thu
job and advertising departments
/, Advertisers who want to max
good and judicious use of prin
!, ter's ink will be given a splendi'
!. opportunity by the MESSENGER
|, Our circulation is large and grow
. ing every day. Our facilities +
set a good, attractive advertise
ment are the best.
Il The MESSENGER desires to ten
= der its congratulations to Mis-
2 Lucy Hart upon her successfu
examination before the civil Sol
, vice board, at its session of Aug
rs. Miss Hart attained an averag
of 81.70, and her name is no.
, placed among the eligibles
:, the classified list, from which v,
y cancies in clerkships in the I'm
10 ted States service are filled.
:, = Our people rejoice in buyin
j" -four and other comodities at I'll
10 price they are now sold. but fe'
% disappointed and discouraged wit
the price ut which they are sci
es ing their own products. There
al nothing surprising about thi
ut trade and commerce must have i
~ level as everything else, the ms
ID who produces wheat to sell at 81
10 price he now gets for his produc
lie cannot pay more for sugar or &C
ton. The low price of one artic
of generally lowers the price OF q
I'd others. This is one of the pri
as c;nles IF the Democracy. to I
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-29

ing their own prOuuCIS. 1uoio 10
nothing surprising about this.
trade and commerce must have its
level as everything else, the man
who produces wheat to sell at the
price he now gets for his products
cannot pay more for sugar or cot
ton. The low price of one article
generally lowers the price of the
others. This is one of the prin-
ciples of the Democracy, to re-
duce the pcice Of all comodities OF
life; but our people never thought
that their products we're included
| in the comodities of life, and had
to be reduced. They seemed to
be laboring under. the false
| impression that what they
buy would be reduced, and
what they sell would maintain its
high price. If such was to be the
condition of things, free trade
would be in deed very good; but
it reduces the price of our pro
ducts the same as others, and con-
sequently decreases the revenues
of our people. A decrease in the
price of the comodities of life will
naturally decrease the revenues Of
the working man. The question
is simply this; Free trade and
low prices, or, Protection AND
high prices.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
9ie alteHe epmafie Der g0elt.
Woltim. 8. @prreipbt.l

@as finb 9absburger, 9oben3ouern
8ourbonen Dber 3pmanoffs eegen Die 9D.
Matte Des Mifabo! Man peib, per be,
9raf BON 6absburg mar, ipel9er i'm Is
Sdbrbnnbert gum rDmi19en &aiIer erpGblt
tpurbe, man fennt bic fleinen NnfGnge beS
6aufes 3olern, 9ugo Gapet's 9pnaftie If
nod lang feline taufenb Sabre alt. Selbf
Die &Dntgtn 8ictoria, bic bur6 ben Sep.
torden Gerbit ibren @tammbaum auf $50
Dan 5uridfiibrt, fann gegen ben Sobn Den
Sonne ntbt %auffommen.
Der Wetfabo bon Sopan til Der 121. Sat
Ter aus elmer ODnaitie, bic bor ettpu 250C
Sabren gegriinbet Durbe. Simmu Senno
Der groBe Nbn bes gegentpGrtigen Mtfabo
regierte breibunbert Sabre pDr @lerorhe1
benz 9roBen. 9iefe merftpiirbige Gang
lebtgfett elmer 9bnaftie lGBt fi6 bielei9t ba=
rauf 5uriidfibren, baB bas @efeb Der Gbenz
biirttgfett BEL Der 8erbetrat6ung Der Wi=
tabos nt3t in MnpenDung fommt. Der
Wifabo pG6lt feline Satin felt unDorbent=
ti9er 3ett aus ben S09tern bes Qanbe3z
abcls, unb bic 9auptbebtngung 1T, geiunb
muB ie fetn, mas ftb au9 tleinere 2eute,
dls Elm regierenoer Shirt, gum Muiter nebz
men 1olten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

men Menge au@ Der lebte &eft BON Wfutb
nno 8eionnenbeit babin. n0te @tabt gebt
unter! 0ds 1T bas iiin9ite 8ert9tt Wtr
perDen Nae bonn @rbboben Derf3lui1ger1.
9ie Slubt aus Der @tabt nurDe algemetn.
Sn3pif9en batten MDn9e in Derf9iebenen
@tabttbeilen auf offener StraBe 4ltdre err
rt9tet unb fu9ten unter8 orantragung BON
Mirafelbilbern Bro3efiiOnen 3u organt=
liren. Saufenbe BON Menf9en f6lohen
ii@ btefen 8tttgGngen i'm nd9tli9en Sunz
fel an. 9ie Srauen NIT ibren &inbern alf
benz Mrm unb an ben H0den riefen NIT
lalter .Sttmme Waria unb bie6eiltgen INN
9tlfe an, Die Prieter beteten i6re Pfalter,
oiele MaOn9e geiBelten fi3. Ote 8eb0roen
lpoaten binter bieien> geiitliAen 8eranit tall
tungen nibt 3uriidbleiben. Sic ianbten
bic Militdrmuiitcorps na9 ben Dffentli4en
pldben unb lieben ben &Dntgsmarl9 in0
bic @aribalbibpmne aufipielen. Nber bas
tobtlt9e @ntfeben bes gedngitigten 8olfes
i9tpano erit, als fib Die Some iiber ben
talabrti9en Bergen erbob unb ben Spuf
Der gta6t 3erftreute."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
somoerbare Sinser Ses @aalms,

Nacboem 81 Sole6O in S6io fatboltfens
feinolicbe Wdnoerpreotger 10 arg auf ben
Gatboli3iSmuS 9ei6impft batten, lieBen
bortise SatbOliten atDei bo6berebte Sdter
bom GauIi It enorben fommen, Bic
nun in 0ffcntIi6en 8eriammlunge1 nit
groBem Sdtt uno @rfolg ben Sat6Oli3ts>
mus pertbeioigten.
9ber acb @iner bie1er 5ipet, Der Yater
elliott, 5errte in leinc 8ortrdge pL0blicb
Die Gemperen5frage btnein unO belt nun
gclDaltige Yaufen ge9et ale 9~eiitigen Sc
lrGrfe uno fir gGn3li6e Gntbdlt1amteit.
@r that Dies, Obgleicb 5ablreicbe Wirtbe uno
mebrerc angeieDenc 8ralcreibeiiBec unb
0roBhGnbler nit getitigen @etrGnfen ben
fatbolii6cn &irtbengemcinOen GOleSo's an
%9eb0rcn unb iib itcts frei8ebig geger Bic
&trcbe 3etgten.
Die beutibe 3eitung y@rpreB" in SoIeoo
madt benz Bater @aiOtt fOlgenoen Gors
bait:
y98ir 6alten es fir ponitGnbt9 bertebrt,
baB 8eDerenb elliott iolde Qnli6ten ali
Ieiner 8ortrogstour entDi6elt; tptro bod
gqcs, mas er ais 8auli|tsn-Ya la9t
bon ieinen fatboliichen 3ub0rern iDte eth
@pangelium a~ufgcnOmmen. @r reilt nt6t
ais @ntbaltiamfeitS z9tp oitel i'm 9anbe bers
I'M, %ionoern geDilicrmabeu ais 8Orfebtel
Der tatbolti9en &irdbc, uno ais iOlc9er ii
er, 10 Oiel MIR tpenigftcns vbte Gage" 81 be:
urtbetlen D%ernl0gen, gebunben, iih in &C.
ptlien @renScn 81 b%dlten."
llebrigeus bestpeifeln mir es ieDr, BAT
ale tat6olilaen 3ubOrer @aiOtt'S lcir
2empercnigere6e ais v@pan8eltum" be:
tra6teu. I'm 10 better bebast basielbe Der
metbobtitiIben unb dbnlicben SemperenS:
%rebnern, Sic gleib5eittg in SoIebo ericbie:
men, nm bort, inter bonnernben Geber
Segen Oas 0irtbsbaus, cine r9lnti SaIoor
2isa" nab benz Muiter Ser IN anberel
Stdbten Sbto's bon ibnen gegrirnOeten
ms 9eben 3u rufen.
Die 8auliiten iinb ein crit Dor iteben
unb6reiBi9 Sabren in Den Ser. Staten
entitanbener fatboIii6er Miiiionsorben
Ofit ibrem 8rpbibitionseifer p%eriiubigel
fte itb oil tbrem srOBen 9atrOn, ben
Npoitel YauLns, Der nett %entfernt tpar
mGBi9en g8ein9euuB SIT unterla9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

8rdii6ent 9tncoIn's @eburts>
pIab auf elmer Sarm in ga 9tue GountD,
im mittleren &entuGp, 1T iebt III Der Gbat
BON einem reicben SEEM Oorfcr, Namens q.
8. 9ennett angefauft, unb 3par fiir $300O,
Ser neue 8eiiber 9ebenft Elm 9aitbauS baz
iclbit gu erricbten unb einen id0nen 0ffentz
licben Barf ansulegen. Bic Nr6eiten itnt
berettS in Nngriff 8enDmmcu un6 tperben
10 beib[euni9t, baB Die alien 8laujaden,
Die tit nd9iten Sabre bas groBe TeIolager
ber @ranb Qrmp Of TIE Gepublic in 9ouiSz
bile beiucben, BEL einem Qlbitedber, ben Der
Commercial Club BON 9ouispiue bereits
geplant bat, auf 9incoIn's @eburtsftGtte
einen 9aitli6en 8laB finben merben.
2emperen3fanatifer, Die an Der neuen 8es
%itimmung bteler Stdtte 9nitoB nehuten,
iouten bebenfen, baB 2incoln emit ieGbf1
r8arfeeper" tuar unO ii9 6eilen niemals
gelbamt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
CserL.EN attona15ettnns. g.
Set Gtb0rOBDerso0 not @etMtat.

Weimar, 81. Nobember.
Mn Dem Spbe bes @rbgrpB6er5pgs uni
benz @9mer5, Der iiber bas bo9betagte @l=
ternpaar unb bic grbgroB9er5pgin getom:
men lit, nimmt bic 8epDlferung bes Qanbes
ben aufrt9ttgten NntbeiG. 9te politif9er
8etra9tungen treten babel bDQtg in Der
6intergrunb, NQerbings erf9eint Die gu.
tunft bur9 bas 19metali9e @reigntB err
bebli1 ~perdnbert, Da Der nunmebrige Orb:
groB6er5og, Der Glte1te Sobn be5 8eritorbe=
men, er1t i'm 10. 2ebensiabre 1te6t. NIleir
auf Der einen Seite bere6ttgt ONES git be1
9%pffnung, baB benz @roB6er5og 8arl Ole
gambler nod cine Idngere Hegierungs5eit BE-
f9ieben iein tperbe; anbererIeits itnb bic po=
littfGen 8erbGltnihe bes 2anbes 10 tpobI
geDrbnet, baB bur9 ben Sob bes GrbgroBz
ber5pgs SOrgen in btefer 8e3iebung ni9i
peranlaBt perben, 10 f9Dne 9offnungen
mar audi I'M 2anbe auf bieien febte, Die
Sbeilnabme an Dem SrauerfaQ 1T por Nlz
lem cine einfa3 meni6li9e; fte gilt Dem
tii9tigen Manne, Der bur9 portreffli9e
Gbarafterz@ igenf9aftten, bur9 bic 8ieber>
felt feines Mefens unb ietnen fittlt9en
@rnit fih cine groBe 8oltstbimlt9teit err
ioorben bate. SIN @dn8en lit ia prin3en in
biefer Stelung tpentg @elegenbeit Dffent=
li9 berbor3utreten gegeben. Mber Der @roBz
ber3og befunbete ftets Elm leb6aftes unb ber=
ftdnbniBbp1es Sntereiie fir bic Nngelegenz
beiten Der 8eoOlterung. @r ~begegnete alien
G9i9ten nit berali9er Sreunbli9feit unb
botte fir ieben Elm gutes Mprt. Man
mnBte i'm Qdnbe, baB er Elm griinbli9er unb
fleiBtgerMreiter mar, Der in 8ernaltunqsz
angelegenbeiten tpobl informirt, unb Der BEN
Oingen auf ben @runb cling. Man 1ab, baB
er, in gliidli9en Gamilten0ebdltniKen 1e=
bend, Elm portreffli9er 6~ausputer mar.
8ie febr er in5olge beIen geI9GBt tparb,
bas trat f9on DG6renb 1etner &ranfbeit
beutli9 berbpr.
Ser 2ebensgang bes GrbgroBber5ogs TT
etn Inn 9an3en etnfa@er gepeien. Na9 Der
tprgfdlttgen @r5ie6ung, fir tpel1e bic 9eeigz
neten &rGfte in Der umfi9tigften @ei1e aus
gefn9t tpurben, be3og er i'm Sabre 1868 bic
unioerfitGt. 3und9ft 9eibelberg, tpo er i'm
8erfebr NIT 8angerDtD~ unb 6Gu1er,
8luntf9lt unO @~erbtnus, 6elmbplb unb
&ir99of trat; Bel Dem fpdteren NufentbaIt
in 2eipaig f"ef1elten i'm bor NQem @G9ter
u1o Gof9er; aus Der sSSenaer Stuoentenaeit
TT tpobl 5umeiit Sumo Slider Su nen1en,
Der au6 nit benz jungen prin3en i'm @inz
ter 1865 66 in Gom tpeilte. SIM 6erbt
1865 battle Der GrbgrpBber3po in 8iarrib
bic 8efanntfGaft Des Sir item 8ismqrd un6
Die beg &aifers NapoleOn gema9t. @r mar
Der Sttte 1etnes 9auies gemdB alsbalb na9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

8ismard's Srau forgte ftets nit
grOBter Nufmerffamteit, unb pbne babel PEI
6antH9 uno 1dftig gu tperben, fir bas 8oblz
ietn ibres Mannes. Sic puBte burb einen
leifen ,Wtnt tbrer Nl1gen i'm, Der Elm f~tarter
@her unb ber3bdfter Srinter mar, mitten
TIM 8enuB gu 5dbmen. Sic %peritaro es a19
ausge5ei9net, lditige 8eiuber BON ibm fern
gu balten ober Die 81 lange 8ertpeilenben
gum bei4leuni9ten @bf9ieoe gu D%eranlaien
DIS tpdbrenb bes 8erliner GongreRes Der
groBe englti9e Staatsmann unb Premierz
minifter 9israeli (2orb 8%eaconsfielO) 8ts~
mord einen 9ftDatbefu3 ma9te unb ft3
i'm 8erlaufe bes ausfiibrlt6en @eiprd4eS
gelegentli6 ~ertunbigte, pte Der Shirt ft9 Dor
lditigen 8efu9ern gu f9iiben permOge, ba
antportete 8tsmard : rSn iol9en 5daen
pflegt meine Srau MIDI abberufen gu lat
fen." Sn bemielben Q~ugenblide 0ffnet fi9
Die Sbir unb Elm 9iener meloet, 0aB Die
5iirFin i6ren Gemabl nptbpenoig ipre9en
miife.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Gerui6tises 3eusniB bes @inmanberunsss
@omumiiidrs, &9tb. George Starr, i'll ges
aus auf Die 9eilfraft DON Ga6wap's
9teabp 5teltef bel einem Sale BON
&beImatismus in BEN 6iften.
So. 8 gauNeB 8Gab, 0emg


81. 81 D NJ an 8ei MIR bat SIR Telief 9sunses
qefpirft. MGbrenb Der 3 lebten Sabre mar i'd BON b6us
ftgen l1no b~Dsartioen Anfdael Don Sclattca belmgeiubt
sufueilen eritredten fib bteIelben BON Der 2enbenae9eno
biz gu ben &nDdeln rno 8eittueiIig itber bic bsioen TN.
teren GliebmaBen.
Wabreub bteier 3stt, in ipeIher i'd BON Oiefen sbmer.
sen 9epta9t fDur6e, babe i'd TAFT ale 9eilmittel prDbirt,
bic mn BON inteat9enten Selteu nnb garrer e%rnpfoblen
wurben, in Der 9offnln9, Grleibteruu9 gu finOeu, bod
allies eripies fb als Elm Syeblf6lag.
SD babe Osri9isoene artsn saoer 9ebrand9t mid
mente in NtafIe an9etpanbf iDipie gtesepte Der berporra.
gen6iten Ner3te. 9ttbts ~iubeIisn Dermobte 5u belen.
Gerfloiienen September lpurbe i5 ouf 6%ringenbes @r.
fudeu etnes 5reunbes (ber 59 in berielben Sage foie i'd
befonh) nerIeitet, Sbr WitteI gu p%robirer. SD lltt sI
Der 3eit on einern meiner alten Anf6le. gu metner
rleberraibung nnb groBten 5renoe Oeri9affe mir Die
erIte Nppltfation GrleibterrIng, ~nnbbent t6 Die a~ffioirten
3beiIe gebobet unb ~ma1fagirt bate, in ben @lisbmoBsu
plIrbe 6ur1 bas Gelief cine iuobltbuenbe W6rme beruors
gerufen un6 in furaer 3ett Deri9uaub Der Sdmer3 noll,
fidnbig. Obglet6 i'd leihte pertDbtibe @nfdae oeripiirte
bein Serannaben elmer @enoerung bes WetterS, 10 lpeiB
i'd jeBt optb, nie ib midi ia furiren babe unb 5us1 9errs
i1er Der Situotion made. RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF lift mein 6reIno. SD lnterneDnte feline Ret1e,
pbne elne 5iafae babon in uiefuem ~gteiiefofer ~mtt8uneb.
men. Sbr e%rgebener: SEQ. @torL.J