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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-09

a fire limit was established some
years ago, and the construction of
wooden buildings within those limits
was prohibited. What has become Of
that ordinance? It is very good one
to bring to light and have enforced.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-09

Children, especially infants are soon
tum or Summer Complaint" Don't
wait to determine, but give DeWitt's
Collie & Cholera Cure promptly, you can
rely on it. Use no other. Snipes- Kin
ersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-09
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROHT

DR WADE, (F. C. T., London. member of
IL the British Medical Association, formerly
O uiist and aurist to the Victoria 10! al Jubilee
Hospital), has opened an office for the practice
OF the above specialties, at rooms 5o4-5J5, Mar-
guam Building, Portland, Or. Office hours, 10
TO u e. M; to and at 8 p. m. jlylStm
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-09
tomorrow.

When Baby was Sick we gave her CastO-is-
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Costoria.
When sne had Children. she gave them Casto=ta.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-09

A complaint has been sworn out by
DIR. Brosius of Hood River charging DIR.
Julius Rotherniel with the crime of for
gerry. The doctor, who claims to have
been soldier in the German army, was
arrested this morning just after he had
passed the court house sitting in a
wagon and leading his riding horse. He
was placed in the county Jail awaiting
examination. The complaint recites
that Rotherniel forged the name of Au-
gust Morschhach to cneck for 5000.
The defendant is said to have admitted
signing the check, but claimed to have
done so under proper authority. Just
previous to his arrest the doctor sold his
horse to Emil Kohrlein. The prelimin-
AIRY examination will probably be held
tomorrow.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-09

The funeral of Lester Gudnow was
held this morning at O'Clock from the
undertaking parlors of Crandall & Bur-
get. The body was brought from Cas-
cade Locks last night. Mr.. Gudnow
lived near Wind river, and died very
suddenly Wednesday. He had not
complained of feeling badly, only that
boil on his face gave him some trouble.
Some water was brought him in which
to bathe his face. A few moments later,
when someone entered the room, he was
found lying dead, with both hands
clasped over his right side and the towel
clenched in his fingers. The body was
taken across the river to Cascades, and
then brought here. Mr.. Gudnow was
a young man, only 81 years old, and
was well thought of in the neighborhood
where he lived. Several years ago he
resided in The Dalles. The funeral was
attended by large number of friends
from along the river.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
STRIKE AT KENOSHA.
Seventy Employees of the Chicago
Brass Company Leave the
Shops.
OtMANO FOR HIGHER WAGES.
tfforts Are Being Made to Extend
the Strike m the City
State Specials.

Kehosha. Wis. July ISnaciaI
seventy men in the employ Of tho chi
caFo Brass company ut this place struck
.hlS morning. The first intiinatibp that
the public had of the trouble was m.
forming Of procession 10y these seventy
men, who marched through tho business
streets and when they came to what i
called the old Bain orchard they StoppoJ
and held meeting. Two committees
were appointed, on" Ia wait ON the com
phnE and ask for an advance in wages
ana the other to- confer with the BuSi-
ness Men association tonight and on
uedvor To secure the support of th,. Nor
chants
Al noon the strikers tried to yet The
9th"r employees of tn" brass works some
5'h or more IN all. to- Join them and
ul'Fc IS tax ot getting NJ Il general
sympathetic strike of all the wnrkmrn
IN the town, as the company PROMPTLY
refused to grant the desired advance
III wages. III" men who are ont were
al employed IN the rolling department.
ne Younger hands have been getting 50
AMI 30 cents aud Sl.ld per day aud tho
more experienced mth Sl.l0. Sl11 and
Al.}3 ! ). They WANT restoration 10
the scale paid before the panic. which
would give them on an average Of about
Sl.1o. and as the company is rushed with
orders the present was thought a good
time To make tha demand The demon
ful and there iS no apprehension of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
EA-PREMlER WAYLkiD.
Stambuloff of Bulgaria Attacked by
Ruffians on Street in
Sofia.

g D..I. ;, u-I-I n
""Aa' hu's"r,@' :" NY ~ 'N'al'''uIo"'
eX-pr"m"r "t bulgaria, was returning
hom" last evening from the | mon club
accompanied by Il colleague. NJ. Hctchoff,
when they were attacked hv four persons
arr,,,I ,,i,h r,,,.,.I,,.r. ann, triy,y STAN
"''' 49,
hu'"h receive" >'''''t "'"."' III 'n'
head, ami lost quantity OF blood HIS
condition l. serious.
The assallantS attacked th' carriage,
compelling tn" c"arhman +" stop NJ
StamhuI"tf servant hr"l his revolver
hut missed the mark VI. Stamhui"h
jumped out anu lmm"HatrI! received a
cut which almost severed his hand from
the wrist IL" then tired t" "Scap", hut
was followed and stabbed in III" head and
received a revolver shot. when he fell to
the ground. whore hlS asSallants c"uun
ued their Stahs, badly woundIng his u'h"T
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
BUSINESS IS PARALYZED.
All the MIL. In Appleton Are Closed
Down.

Appleton. Wis, July 10 Special +
AS Il consequence" of tn" order from tn"
secretary pf war Yesterday torhlddmg the
rlsp of any water from Fox river for pow
or purposes. all mills in Fox River valley
some nifty in number, ar" down fiat today
with the exception of less than half n
dozen which have sufficient steam power
t. run IN" whole plant. At Appleton eY-
cry mill is down aud tn" situation i fur
thrr complicated 10y the fact that II III"
order is strictly enforced there will b" ="
electric street car service, no street hight
ing and possibly no light for private con,
SumerS who tax" light from the Edison
company until that company can suh>t-
tute steam power for water power WhIch
now runs their dynam">. Manufartur-
rrs along the river accept tn" order with
as good grace AZ possible. it hayIng oecn
regarded for some tim" aS ln"VIiahle un'
less heavy rains come 10 relieve the situ.
alton The result will hr general
scramble for steam power and It - pf"ha
hl, that most Of the mills viii equip
themselves with steam plants which VII
render them independent of water IN
crisis like the present. IN tn" m"antlm"
several thousand hands will ," out nt en-.
plormrnt aud many thousands Of dot'a<
4 day in value in prndurt Will he cut or.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
ILLINOIS CROP BULLETIN.
Last Week Was, on the Whole, Very Fa-
III

Chicago. H.. July 1G The Illinois
weekly crop bulletin issued today says
"rhc Northern counties have been the
least favored again during the past week.
With the exception of the scattered thnn,
der showers Of Sunday they were without
rain Ih" state aS whole" however
had a very favorable week with tcmp"ra.
lures about normal. except III north "uun
ties OF Friday. Saturday and Sunday,
when tho heat was excessive. Crops are
generally improved and corn especially IL
doing finely Many heldS are in taSS'l
and some f"w show the silk. Damage
by chinch bugs has been less owing TO
the destruction Of them by the heavy
rains of the first Of last week and also
due to their death hv disease. The har
vest and having are being completed,
with oats proving slightly better than
anticipated, especially in central and
northern counties Wheat and rye
threshing continues from the shock with
the previous IIght r-tinInt'- '''.t, .'.r, u
DeS Moines. Ia. July It Th" Iowa
weekly weather crop bulletin. issued
today. says that the copiouS showers of
Sunday afforded substantial relief in
many localities. from which later reports
have been received, ami il Is believed
that the larger part of the stat" received
some measure of benefit from the timely
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
WERE HOLMES VICTIMS.
Murder of the PIetzel Children Laid
at the Door of tho
Swlndlor.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 16-Thc find
ing at Toronto, Can, Yesterday of the
bodies of Alice and Ncttie Pietzri. the
missing daughters Of benjamin T. lirtZ"L
created sensation in police circles in
this city. The authorities are convinced
that they were murdered hy Arch on
spirat tor IL III. Holmes who is now IN
prison in this city awaiting trial on tn"
charge of conspiracy 10 dctraud The II
deity Mutual Life Insurance association
of $4,000. This amount was obtained
by Lawyer J ID. Howe of st. Louis. rep
resentIng the family Of b. L. Pietz"L
who, il is alleged, was killed III fh'~
city 10y an explosion of chemicals. and
who had shortly before been insured IN
the Fidelity company. II is probable that
the charge against Holmes Will he
changed from conspiracy to musicT, aS II
is generally believed that HIetzel Is really
dead and that Holmes murdered him.
Just before Holmes was brought To trial
he made q confession in which he SAID
that he procured a corpse IN New lurk.
brought il to this city and diSlGured i
by use of chemicals, palmed Il OIL 81
cessfully as the remains of Iletzel. Att
the confession Holmes trial was post
poncd until October.
Indianapolis Ind. July l6.-Thc Jour
nal today prints an article containing the
statement that the HietZel boy. the hrotn-
er of Alice and Nettle Petzel. whose
dead bodies were uneRrthed at Toronto
yesterday, was beyond doubt murdered III
ibis city on October Z last. presumably
by Holmes. the insurance swindlVr noW
In custody at Philadelphia. II has de
selopcd that a certain express driver, hT
agreement with Holmes, called at the
Old Circle house on that date and re-
moved through a rear door large trunk
which is believed to hav" contained the
boys remains The driver, Louis BY
as the man who employed him. The
three Fiotzel children were in this city
at three different hotels for some time.
Detective Frank Geyer of Philadelphia.
who has been a greater part Of his time
In this city recently working on the case.
stated that the web was being woven
around Holmes and that he would h,-
yond douht hr found the murderer of the
nint-..I .k.llr lr...
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
NO TRACE OF THE BODY.
search for Sylvester Kinney's Remains
Without tyaD.

Cirocn BAY, Wis, July 15.-ISpcciaL
So far the search for Sylvester Kinney,
drowned f2um IN" steamer DcneSSen frl-
,Iay night. has proved abortiy". Sunday
the DrucsScu boats searched until noon,
vh"n the bay became too rough for fur
tb,r work and the boats returned to the
rity. This morning the search was re
>umed but 50 far without effect. The
wntor is not deep whore Mr.. Kinney sank
~ death and the probability IS that IN"
undrrrurr"nt from passing steamers mas
drawn the BODY a considerable distance
from n h.rn il went down.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
rnil all the Rllls.

Fort Atkinson. VS.. July n IT
riaI l-On June 3 the, '-yrar-1,'.l oil; I'm III I,
Emil Schillmc was, plaHin1 ~ si,-;r.,
ra,,r"aTh I,,n beside h. the track whlo freight
down ,r',', was AS Slowly pulling eut h. amused
h,n,ls,F I[,,,n hv sticking ms leg. across tht
h,2N,,, mn ',nl ny ,nrl,n. il hack quickly until he
T1! I,..,.. AN, ,',urrbt and run over. Tn" los
W W'I blood was - great hefor" he was was
found that his life could . not nP - Tn, ri,,,
and he died the S2m' 3i'eIl'.',.'' \ortb-
family 'Iio7 rgi,wav .' company today through
N'S',.n a'..nt here paid all the cost Of The
~ f,,rer9, "-I ami all bills connected win t9e
ai,i;j.n+ nh although the company was IL
M sense to blame
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
TWO NEW DEPOTS.
Sarth-Western Road Flaming Improve
ment. NJ Green ItaN.

Green Bay. Wis. July IL. Special
Th, statement i made with apparent Iu-
thority that it is tn" rurpoS" "t the m,
rayo x North Western railway t" huiid
n depot on the east side Of the river and 4
new union depot on the west sld" IN :, g.I.
< Western road. The further statement
! made that the company will build 2
line from this city to p"Irr" on thr rh1i = 4.
side Of the river. the purp"." lfoLa.y
being to forc~tal the operations ~ ,2t
Valley terminal road. The feet that th'
North Western and krW1uu'" compiA's
arr. asking for various franchises on
sfr..et, nf tho city gives color - tn" state
mrnt , that it is the intention Of tn" \orth. Ti
Western to practically form a h|If nm. I'M,
around the city aud carry ont the fHr'h''
improvements mentioned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
KILLED WIFE AND SELF,
Itime OF Peter Hazel Committed whiis
in Drunken Rage

Chicago Ill, July 15.-Peter Hazel. a
Flaming NIL proprietor at Fifth-ninth
n..' and Wabash avenue, in a fit Of
hn r9c" today fatally injured hi.
aIt aal himself. Hazel had been drink
fng rravllt md had made frequent
fHuaf, IT taking his life. Ills wife re.
with him today and, becom.
.a- 1uz. Hazel seized butcher knife
f.rning Mrs. Hazel upon table,
har throat from car to ear. He fin
i,aei The work by driving the bloody
+ into his own neck The man and
conan were dying when neighbors
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20

h.a aa Wis. July 15.-[Speci2l i
saturday Sheriff Homer Hollister
aorth county brought a man Civ
name Theodore Mcrtenc here to he
#rJ ot as a kcnosha county ward
81 vas arrested on the charge Of
telling and it is alleged set up IN
81 defense that he was insane and
fhS county. Judge +. Il. Rc..d'n
ne IN the absence Of Judg" Van
tme down to order him exam
Hefher IN irresponsible condi-
residence in this county were
So he xaS ordered sent back.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
ilttie GtrI saves a Train.

Elqd~. MINI. July l5-To the
t,crtin Anderson, the S-year-
-arer If Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
nlr. ,hln twenty people owe
The child was picking her-
Il. Duluth. Mississippi x
read and found that a part Of
Isl lad sunk She tagged a
train with her sunbonnet. A
'H1 purse was made up fer the
Wa~ - badly frightened when
Fsr that she could do nothing
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
KENOSHA TO CELEBRATE,
-.,toves of the New Factory will Have
a Picnic.

n Picnic.
ksna-ha. Wis, July 15.-ISpccial. !
,..-Hg +, preparing for grand feta
saturday. July 20 That date was
II, the Sterling Bicycle company
..r..lLa is The day best suited to their
..gl, II picnic day. After that day
a.rk If removing the machinery Of
I.tarv from Chicago here will he
ra, employees expect TO come up in
..4| train to the number Of at least
-, rlkc part in the festivities Of the
The city Is doing everything posi-
S. 3, prepare for the event. Business
..- factories and banks will all he
In and the city will take on a REGULAR
Er attire Racing events are be
nanncd for the day in which some
-asarut prizes are TO be awarded
Is. viii he allowed to enter these.
a...a.f save citizens of KenoSha and
chicago guests of the city. The
Hull ara to be driven about the city.
~ with baseball matches and sev-
.tEsr similar amuSpmrnts Dinner
81 provided at the new factory build
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
BREAKING THE SABBATH.


Dnlnth minister's Up in Arm. Against
tho street Railway Company,
Dnn'n MIMI Ialy l5.-tSpcciai. AT
geyattonded session Of the Prot.
-,-a' ministers this morning il was do
id unanimously that every one nres-
r -nmd preach next Sunday morning
n tHa dissertation IF the Sabbath. Ev
r minisf,r not present will be asked to
tn. nm" thing and Bishop McGolrick
r. h I,kpd 70 call upon the Catholic
a-yueu Of the city for their co-oppra-
t. The campaign Is due to the fact
,aa the street railway company il Civ
.y rfafir performances every SUNDAY
'ha pavilion on the hill and the thea
' 1ks advantage of this license to
..g. epsF3. ON Sunday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
BLOCKADE PUERTO PRINCIPE.

i.rr-"nt- Tear Up Railroad and Cut
Telegraph Wires.
luly II Dispatches received
IS tuba announce that The rail
,,asu " Ivitas. tha port of
Principe. and Puerto Principe.
th, province of that name. hd>
hH the insurgents. who hay"
railroad station and thre,
ud Interrupted Geographic com
aH between the two cItI,s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
nFATB OF AUGUST GRILLING.


ShebDrEau.
sbebovgan Wis. July i -lSpeciaL IA "a
NJ ,,li'Io dn3+b ~ August Grilllng occurred
Yesterday afternoon. aged - t..s. I,,aiS, ~
his home on MichiGa1, aHg4n,iI .....;,,I inIcr q.
was TIN, inf I",ny anJ had resided here for the
j. t'Ff,tl7 fnrty-four years He had been hin IN
hss' tbs general ,D merchandise business fqr Ia5 s6
"a :, ~ bad held A number Of city ofhe's'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
DEATH OF MRS. FAIRBANKS.

Vas the Wife of the Millionaire sosp
NaHufaCturer.
80 H. July L. Mrs. y. n.
laa- wife Of Nathaniel *. Fair
and q hrr home here today. She
aau III for over two weeks. Her
~ -. IL L...r., r..rt+.Anitis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
RAILROADS GET MORE TIME.
commerce Commission Lenient Regard.
ing Grnh Irnns.

" -0n2'au. u e., July 1.-The In
'.-~ta cemmrrcn commission today
- ma extension of time within
railroads must equip their cars
-rab irons and hand holds on tbs
gj sides Of ears from July 10 De-
G@.,r next The time for complying
-rs NJ requiring the use of draw,
-#-~ VIII. -'andarl height on all cars has
heen extended until February 10,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
SUES FOR BIG DAMAGES.
Oshkosh Young Woman Demands SO
Oon tor the Loss Of a Foot

Ooo tor the Loss of a Foot
Oshkosh. WIS. July l6. Special.
Mrs. Carolin" II. SWa>"y. through h"r
attorneys. Hooper \ Hooper mas com
,,,.,,,,.,.J- s,1it a.-airst the oshkosh Street
Gar company for >2G,~o" damages for
th,. loss Of foot in the street crossing
accident in 81. when the street car
carving the plaintiff was run down by
n WISCONSIN Central i""om"uy" ah' 'h'
ynI1n, womau'S foot was crushed. n"c"N-
siratjn. amprrarion. In The two p7",,
Ii"u< ~r;tS brought against the railroad
,arnr,uv the iuly disagreed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
K. OF L. ASSEMBLY SUSPENDED.
Nen York Hody Admitted an UnpriviIeged
Member.

sn, Mas July Is II has trans
tg District Assembly No. SO. X
which includes in its jurisdiction
.#tfre stat. has been suspended
privilege. Tn" suspension l.
-Hfur1juation in admitting to it.
-S state Master Workman Pad
some months ago vas su,-
Is tho outcome of Controv"r>y
tna general board. A meeting of
mbiy viii be held tomorrow even
ane predict it's Withdrawal from
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
Fire Sweeps California.

j saa"nta al July 16 1t Is report
.arEe stretch Of country fifteen
u Naeayilln is on fire and great
'.Faatens the farmers. The fire
..Aa eontrol and is sweeping every
n,far1 i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
ATTACK on F0RM0SA.
,I Force with 1000 Japanese
Troops Begin Concerted
Campaign.

porr Kong. July Ia force Of 1000
-.sa troops has left Tuatula TO at
II. -ba Black Flags at Tai Wan I'u.
,.,3 # Formosa. 4 battle between
i. opposing troops is expected Saturday
lrrv 20 \ strong naval force will
er7re with the land force Of the
5gs~e Reports received Ire from
.Ll nth part of the Island of FUrmosa
IL FL is nniet there
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
PERU GROWS BELLIGERENT.

sends 1000 Troops TO tho Bolivian
Frontier.
Lima Peru July l-.-Th" relations of
Peru with Bolivia or" strained II is
r7Imnrrd thar the minister of Bolivia -
Peru IS about Z, retire. Tha government
oe P,ru viii send InpO mon - the Bg-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
BREAD RIOTS IN MADRID.

Several Gendarrnes InIured-Forty Ar
rests Made.
Madrid. July l5--Ibrr" hav" been seri-
ou- bread riots I'm tho rity # Seamors
Several .prdarmp- have l@en injured and
one spectator was killed.. Forty ot- IS
have been arrested.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
DEATH OF j. L. MITCHENOR.

Packing House.
CITY Mo. July IL Jacob l..
..ar. manager OF the first beef
- house iii Kansas City. is dead,
a-l nearly 50 years He was the
.af#r If Frank T. Nitchenor local
manager IF the Chicago Live Stock
.a'#.#~-frY eanng0V
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-20
TR.MPs ASSAULT A WATCHmAN.s
,o, Riebl Has His skull Fracture" At
Oshkosh.

Oshkosh. Wis. July Il >i,,..l.l,.l t.,.n
Jacob Richl. q Chicago y N"rih " .t,,r,.J
night watchman had hlN AhulL ,,,,,. ,,,, h
nv stones hurled At him d! lE'Hit9
Is not likely TO recover
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1895-04-25

this party, and apparently did not
notice Ernest's altered appearance,
much to his disappointment. He went
to her after while.
"You are not enjoying yourself,
Ruth" he said. "Do you want to go
home?'
eyes"
"Then come along"
A few minutes later they were walk
ing together through the moonlight; i;
the wind blew the brilliant autumn
leaves about their feet, and they
trampled down their red and gold
glory into the soft earth. Ernest took
the small hand that had been clinging
to his arm and said gently:
"Ruth, dear little woman, you are
unhappy-breaking your heart over
young rascal who is not worth one
thought from YOU"
"The man who is breaking my heart
is worth every thought.
Ernest sighed; he had hoped she
had grown more Indifferent to Will
than this answer proved.
"Ruth," he said desperately, ''let
me tell you something. Will is a
gentleman--I admit that. But he is
not the man to make you or any other
woman happy. ] am not pleading my
own cause, for L learned long ago how
hopeless that would be; but / have
loved you always, and [ cannot bear
to see you throwing away the best
part of your life grieving for an un-
worthy man..
81 tell you he is worthy"
"What do you women call worthy
MANI" What do you call a gentle
man? If that is what you consider
Will, then break your heart over your
gentleman have done my best.
81 am not breaking my heart over
a gentleman. l."
cover whom then?"
"The brother of a gentleman O
| Ernest !"
The tone, was it, or the look she
gave him out there under the stars?
But in some way he understood at last,
and he clasped her to his heart, and
thanked God with voice that had
tears in it, for this great blessing that
| had come into his life.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1895-04-25
OVER WEIGHTED GOWNS.

"There is new complaint that has
recently developed among women,
said physician who numbers among
his patients some of the most fashion
able women. cit begins with tired,
dragged feeling and general lassitude.
The patient feels disinclined for exer-
else, and gradually loses her appetite
and spirits, while, as a natural Sc
quence, really serious troubles are apt
to develop under such favorable con-
ditions. A patient of mine, who is a
prominent woman of the world, came
to me few days ago nearly in tears.
Doctor, she said, Il am either grow
ing old or l am going to be ill. 1 feel
tired and exhausted all the time and
have no spirits for anything, and yet
there does not seem to be anything
really the matter with me-
81 asked her lot of questions about
u6Tbell, anu COuit uOo occ uHy CuuoC
for the symptoms she described, and
as 1 have had several similar COM
plants during the week l felt quite
puzzled. Suddenly an idea struck
me. will you step on my weighing
machine?' l asked. Il would like to
know your weight ooh. Doctor.
she demonstrated, Il really have lost
a good deal, but with this skirt you
could not tell anything; it weighs at
least ten to twelve pounds. 'Ah, that
is exactly what | want to get at, 1
answered. Go home my dear madam
take off that heavy skirt and heavy
mantle, put on light sensible garments
and walk several miles day-and 1
will guarantee cure.