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NELAsco,s oproRrI,N1rY

Nclasco, September S-rhe news Of tbs
failure of the Arkansas Pass scheme % get
deep water arouscs new mtcrcs, IN the
san Antonio aud Gulf shore from the pea
pie here ANA along the proposed route
with she failure to secure deep wa, =
must certainly come creator determln.
a'lon az 'he san Antonio people 10 build
10 deep water at NclasCo
Mr., W. T. Gaines. Mt one t''uc owner
or the Austin Statesman. and nav a cit
ten 81 Now York. Was Il 1wn At Colurhi,
lpblN looking AFTER property Interest p.
Mr.. Gaines says he saw one OF tn matn-
h'rS - ihc Boston syndicate and that
lac rapidly pushed %, Nelasro whcl money
IN luCrs had oasad a lit,le. A. tn SYN H.
cate has alr'3dy spent about $50 o01 since
IN" rt rc1ul1r' on people here have no
doubt of ultimate success and thc sacur.
ing T ono or m>rc railroads % tbs poiu.
in the AGAR fLturc
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SAVERS AND ANDREWS.

1.uing Texas, September Sat Prn'rie
Lea, eight miles up the san Marcos val
ley, one of the largest political meetings
of the season took place last night. Hon
J. d. Sayers, democratic candidate for
congress from this district and KEY. kcd-
din Andrews, populist nominee for the
same position. were the orators. Ihc
speeches of both gentlemen, with the eN'
ception of strictly local matters. have
been frequently reported III The Post.
Nearly u thousand people Of every shade
of political opinion were present VINO ire
qucutly applaudcd the speakers.
Rev. Andrew.. while "A polished gentle
man. Is like babe in ;he hands OF a giant
like Sayers. Even his own party recog-
nizos this fact.
Delicious refreshments, both substantial
and of an ethereal nature, we're served
on the lamp-lit campus that surrounded
the standS. The populi-is do not deny
the fact that every speech of Mr.. Sayeis
is adding converts to his ranks. Tn" two
candidates Will address the citizens of
Martindale tonight
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TOP crop from these rain, H..
grass very scarce. Nals Y,
!, "a neVane-L. Henn.npsen. M.
.Tu inuiiutr showers most ev.,,"s ~
inch. "'iiouhs to .Ss
Biellville-L. L. Prouty: AI,Ar., !.
t",us mere TINS week have beg b., I,
,.in. rC,peri heavy rains in pl,e.
Vans woe sss'|,,s OF, IN receipts g,g !,
~ vi So =, Vrop he,hg largely pieEA ""
able " ''a"e' everything hr
Dodd-W. II. Cobb, The vas.
favorable for gathccing crops MN
weather getting hot again n.y., nit'
wear. s"'nei'hg lsa Y
I'e'n-L. II. lIalam: Thumb. :.
passed near all Afternoon of " y.
iul.l except light showers ON a ~, ~
herrN ,lle-Hy Can Hin: ThSnd., NY.
a low miles southwest of sis,i,,
on 5th. '"'' VI siA
r"ierick~burg-Arihur S,riegIs,. =,
ION picking is progressing and ii. y
are busy. Rain will soon be needsi ~
as mat OF last week was no, cer,r.i
Albany \. l.. bartholomew: N
ana everything is drying up
GiahaW-A. r. Cant: Cotton ,or,,,
carry for first week In September nsi n
enough yet TO keep the Gin rlnninr En-.
gay. Tho August rains came lon n, u
top crop and can only hene6, la,s Il
ton. while much that was alrsaiy "a
was blown out on the ground Gas
IetfiDE urapu hit tbnra Ia sitii 80. :.
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TRINITY UNIVERSITY.

Tohuacara Texas. Scpte mbcr =. De
SPITE rhe shortage in crops. and the uni
NDr-ai cry of hard times Tunity Uni
vcisi'y opened with hr ght prospects,
Inc wltrIcJlat or SO far xc-eds that
o. last yea, and new pupils are c0miub
iu 'ach day Vht opening exercises were
CNcrcfinrlN interesting. number Of
friends and patrons fr m Il iistaue" he
lne present. lio'h pr fcs.ors and pupils
s''m is have entered uio tn" Vtar :
work with a hearty zost. hence srcooss-
iul year IS predicted.
fr Young Mems Christ m associa tion
rendered the pupils n reception last night
lat the chapel. good Programme was
enjoyed, ami oil he'd a pleasant time
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IN LOUISIANA WOODS.

a Post Traveller visits the Pretty Little
llamlst OF Fields.
Fields. Calclsieu Parish. La, Scptcm-
Der S.-Not long since q was the good
fortune of this scribe TO visit the famous
logging camp of Messrs. Craddock 4 Ar
hosast. With hclIquAr rs AZ Fclds la.
Leaving Ninton on the mail hack. short
ride over splendid r,dds, shaded by heavy
forests. vita here ant there Il small
farm IN the opcnlr ss. soon brought ug
10 Nihle,ls BLUR. at one time a noted
crossing on tho SABINE. and during the
ihtt war WIS e.tcsnod something OF a
.suaSetic rcnt, ana was fortified with
oartn Morks inrcWn UP by the Confed-
crafts AT one mo there We're as many
as 1000 Confederates mass-d al ms
point.
lie camp in question is reached by the
GUll. Sabine and Rcd X Yer railroad, of
which Colonel Lutcher of Orange is the
ton OF the active brain OF Colonel Lutch-
cr d ran pi tWcDS miles brought us in
the dusk ut the evening TO TINS busy
hamic, IN the woods VIII re huudr us Of
M are constantly employed In getting
o"t logs io supply the lMtchcr ~ Moore
mill al Orausf, to enable ,hem to ill
NEST :.
1h- camp is in charge of Messrs j. Il.
tta!dock and j. e. Arb sast. tn we'll
khot aud thoroughly exp ricnced
Messr+. Cradiock and Arbcrast enjoy
'l' r'wact r1ni'd'uc' Of their large
army of emrll ayes. The Post missionary
predicts large degree OF the success for
tac clever gentlemen.
Mr.. W.ldr DAVIDSON has charge Of the
large general ore. tic lea native OF
9 tlrAr ou Par SIN and a graduate If the
public nigh school n New Orleans. The
stock OF massive 'rnIn horses. pur-
chased in II a,t.n. is in charge of n.
l.. Greou'-ur WHO takes the BIS. OF care
~ mis- valuable. pes
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ClrN or SCHOOLS

Tomplc, Texas September STho
schools of Temple opened yesterday
throughout the lily and with yery marked
inCrt asses In attendance. The public
schools were fuu tu overflow. my. VII lie
the Fulliew high school had for It's first
dRNs opening alnut twenty. st Mary's
80 denny urenDi with auout oishiy scho'-
ar ami MIS- Nrpns kndVrsartca h al
iollN chNlten I'm attendance, Tcmpl, Is
~, ~" 'muS "a city of scaQois uiit he.
eptnd'i rev school houses al over the
tiLA ~ N'rallN e. iltulcs Ne work
Evans Roo ~ Fort Worth are or,n-
ms liiEt stock OF ghu9S m his city.
tr'-tn i- coming IN rap Nv nov on ne
count or me increase On pre-" va 'r1f. Icll
county VIA not raise aver a mind OF a
crop or about one bale 10 five acres
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JOINT CANVASS.

Henry N'aly to DIVIDE Time With An
f"n3 at All Appointments.
Waco Texas. september S Hon. r. l..
,l'n'y hao mailed he following letter TO
''oi' d. l. Antony, his gold standard
lem'c'Dtic oppcleut;
"t'' " Autouy, Cameron, Texas.
s $50 lrN ts. september T. lNM.-lear
9| pul iN"r Of September / ,,tn,s
IN, To- nand. and answer at my
Oh" "pP9riuhNy
4, \noHi lhicc weeks ago I published ,he
'i,.,..',,'.iat l"lNl hrntS enclosed by YOU ana
rr,t.'n1r' =" ihem REQUEST tor my op-
i' .t' 20 meet me In JOINT disclt.s a.,
.-SliiNhS a Willingness TO .ltXtin INN
LILY, lhI presume that yuu gtw this.
!, 90" gre aware tn>i llr 4. A. pnnr .ui
n',o,.it', 'nuln'it are the republican aud
ii,t." '5Hd'dhtes respe iNoly. i.nG /
Ht.'''+ t'IN WI he present at some of
~ "l.l Pee perfectly satisfactory Cor van
,ruu, ,"r al incsr appointments, ana |
i',N ~ 4"u VIZ D." on htnd, you snail
irnsih OF tline sugge-tcd ~ Won is tno
E'"t 'nl~nuth As these Ipnnjntin.,,fs
ionth,t are ars u ,H y III, pr Fope md Mr..
/ i9i;9was division of time:
ens n, WI9'i,'Ns Sp1'Nh IT, MY ~, hour
"nr hour aud thirty inmates md *, re-!
Jnili"f 'W,NtN minutes
'ri of T ,Ht I 'aEG up about all tHr fore
G aaG,lls axe re. nlooHps We tn divide Gmc
TTrn, '" ,n nN, lo4 may open ana close al
10y "n" ll"' from thut tune en- the
Sl''chDs may hc IN tide according ia ihn
! "t.!tl named by YOU N w W.
>,"", ta 10 "rcussirg the issues. fraIl
nut ''i'mpt to so outside OF lhc .sii,,s
~" "l"f dl"ru@N proper campaign ,ues-
lf KNOW my opponents TO To- Lon-
! ui us VIII 'nbulr i lmpropcr nrr-.,uIl -
a. ,a. ~ Tor me- shan constantly 1d-
uIrfEatcS' tns ~ of honorable political
menl nt iht,c or plcnlrV comnlit.re' 10
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from president down TO precinct consta-
bic THIS Is the actual situation al this
place and Is supported by facts when no
one contradlos
was at Lynchburg the other day ana
J met that sterling old democrat MI
Richard u. Invalla better known through.
out The county as Dick and IN CON
vcrsa,iop with him In regard to his name
being published rs n delegate 40 the re-
cent powwow held n, Waco by the sore
heaiS. he stated that MS name was slated
as a delegate from Harris county by me
sound money leaders without his knowl-
edge or consent. and that he never voted
other 'han the regular democratic ticket.
and now after growing gray in the demo
crate ranks n ali not secm poSslbl" that
he would begin anew. "By the WAY.
Young man, YOU may say that my name
wasn't 'he only one used from this coun-
~. etthnr. In tho sAmn n11nner.N
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ACCIDENTALLY TOOK po1so>

Noakum, Texas, September Nissr
p''' WE OF Ranier Walter LanIer. came
near los ne her life last sigh. la. 80,
aHy taking ESQ Of Rourh-ou. p,,
TO- used tho poison for Insects ahont ,i
mouse, SGT the glass; aside WITH 81 I'M IN
H.. w. on el ne poison in che h0ttom ara
iIS. nisnl she took some medicine fro,,
ms glass. Medical assistance wss t ,oIn
s,,, ,o ~ once and the effects of Inc nc
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EXEcurIvE coMMlrrEE.


| Allen Delegation From Harris County
Seated-Other Contest Settled
Fort Worth. Texas. September s.--The
state executive committee held n special
session this Afternoon. made necessary by
The inability of Chairman Grant and Sec
rotary Easton to agree in some of the
contested cases, the task OF determining
which If the delegations had prma facle
cases having been referred to them. The
contests In Washington and llerris coun-
lies were the ones on which the two
gentlemen were most widely apart
In Harris county Grant favored the Scott
delegation. while Easton favored the Al
len nrl CATION.
Ia Washington county the Fricke dele
Saion wh- supported ny Grant. while
l:Gstoh Favored the delegation hoaaed by
| cam, "a negro. The debate IN these two
GO nteSis occupied nearly the whole OF the
Session. IN itarris county the Ailan dele
CATION was seated. ana In Washington
county the cam delegation was declared
TO- nave me ur.m0 facie case.
roe DIVISIONS "crc not along partisan
ny : ana even Bul Mcdonald, who is one
n tuutN = chief hentcnants. voted to seat
Nlien. Who Is az lmpiacahie enemy OF
tho Galveston politician.
me following are the DELEGATIONS IN
contest placed on the temporary roll:
Glosscoch county, the Camibrll 4, legl-
ttlu. l'rhzos culuty Persons iei.satl On:
hIhih county WATSON Allegation calls
county, tiam delegation rayctte county,
.Nt Lowe u legation. Fire stone county,
VOC divided between the smith and puw-
o. i '' ~"' -, fpiHilos county, Nlrciy
4"."A az Ton, jefferson county The N'l.
u'i"taupn; Marion county SIM lclo.a-
M2niHoWeiY county, Lawson eie-
Con baifi,s c S &c WIZ STAR q ,e.''-
ioN Harris coaaty, the Allen delegation.
W washington county, the cam drloentior.
ai Hau"t county. tn" Barrett % .lrg4tlsn.
Iac igh two DELEGATIONS w,,-c olertp I'm
B, an ID.
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REPUBLICANS OF TEXAS.
State Convention Unable to Even
Temporarily Or0anilc.
CANDIDATES WILL NOT WITHDRAW
Neither Ferguson Nor Quincy WIN ster
Down - Indiana Leaders on tho
scene-Coptests Settled.

Fort Worth, Texas. September s.-The
republican State convention was to have
been called to order here today, bu, IT
was not There are plenty OF delegates
here to attend lt-more than have ever
left home to participate in u republican
convention In this State before, a large
percentage OF them being wh!,e-but tho
bosses, or some of them at least. were
not ready for them to begin operations
today.
At o'clock, the nour at which it should
have opened up. the convention WAS post
poned untl 3. Three O'clock came. hut the
sound of the chairmans gavcl was not
heard. Al O'Clock Chairman Grant came
upon the platform ana announced ana, for
teasons known to himself and ,hc Siste
executive committee ne would wait uu.
I'll o'clock to rap for ,rier and proceed
to business. Al O'Clock Web Flanagan
came forward at the instance and by the
authority of the State chairman. he said
TO remark that ;no executive committee
had yet been unable to adjust t.ftaiu
matters Occupying Us attention ana TO
suggest that fariher delay be hei and
that all idea OF meeting d. abinllneI ur-
Ill tomorrow morning IT'S susg >iion Wa
unfavorabiy rec iv.d ami ssus cf mu;!ny
appeared.
John Grant showed up at this lrnc'ure
una iaai-itook to qJict tli- delegates with
one of his noul talks, lui 81 ai1n't t.be
well, so he I'm back on bis authority "a.
state clai-u.u aga gave il out 1.l th.t
tho Convention woaiI uot d. called fo or-
der uuul p i4ek tomorrow morHa-.
20 . ID.
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COLMesNnI1. Nnrrs

Co'mssnen Texas. September ST. II
N""or'h returned home today from
Houston
Law Russell is in The Bayou city ON
" ~ 'SlhtSs tr n, to return in n day or two
me mlls here have been idle several
To me big engine having blown out is,
Week. The mlch,ucry i hcl~g r-noit.J
Neaumopt and the mill win douhtlnss
ne running again 10y tho last of the WICK
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HONRKN COCKRAN INN1rEn.

Dallas, Texas. September s-Sound
money democrats say that Rufus Hardy
has been requested to extend n pres4ini.
invitation to iluur>e Cochran to visit and
sneak IN Texas after delivering his speech
at Omaha
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EONENIIAN RAnn1,c1.1,

folNum' Texas september s. Tho 70
nemhn members Of the Catholi, cn,,rch
nre having o l'g ,brat,or anu - -
mere lonay, interspcrsoa with s~c cue
are I'm VI a ,,hlnS 90. About two th,us,psi
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hub of San Antonlo was moving In stem
turian tones to proceed with the tusi-
moss" but Colonel Flanagan Decided him
not; indeed he ignored Hollub.
At this point Chairman Grant appeared
Or. Grant began to tell the delegates how
the eyes Of the country were Iiion them
and how II was necessary for them to pro-
coed with caution iioois and icers in-
tctrupted him and finally few minutes
before o'clock, Chairman Grant told
them the convention would trpnsact no
business unti | o'co k tomorrow. There
upon he left the stand and others follow
ing they Just quit without adiourning.
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SNNATORIAI. NOMINAT1ON

Fort Worth, Texas. septcmbu S.--The
republicans Of the Twonty-ninth sena-
ioral convention hcld their convention
Il 'aN aui nominated .. X CtpoWcU of
Dickens county for State senator. Tiny
also cho"' j. r. Linton of CLAY county
as their member Of the state executive
committees N''
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EXPERT PHYo's' INV.

pr ia, ,.in"lilis tina, they dissise,. b.
their trea am ,ll'I and wonsn ms iaa, TX, y
culihr 70 y, MIS- county, eIpsrls, h:
plira ed J., ~ 10 be classea a. ISIS sn.s- I'd
we W. true and z Llns'1Iy to then ,rsst u
Az, AZ p-nc ite ocSSy;ertise 70 rrrSs 81
,eD SPECIALISTS a rrese are nc o.A ri Il Y
cure an q consullalioa t + n sou 60 ,ssT.
ciai's,s' nv mar, ihei c .ass Niih'lS,, Ia "
s e. 'R now hat The ''u'D
y.u. TIF,S--
spccific Blocul fiS- 49,
soninag' kI, ,IT and NJ
billy. difficulues, M "a
trli,,.,,ire vari.,, S:l(
stricth hIygiirocele. pm. W an
Ism. Skin. ana fSr,ns. W.
Jiseases Of al iV.',s Vfsz
Sua,ffaTrh and di az |ss
- women. Adn,,6 NJ, ,e,y
or or can on N 4
~ y q 506 Alamo pllzaa' ~ -. II
- -",tnnio. Texas, "a ~
N S9H inr e int s.y ,.e,om blass. .ssSl
men. No. fsr wosatsrrh
eases, No. to'
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A NORWEGIAN s sris, "a.
Sabine Pass, Te>os' s1 pprsmIss w
rived: Norwegian snip
from Delago pay
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that, think It better to take but ton OF them
of them, rs IA their opinion the porulisi
vote VIII be delivered N some OF the elec-
tors were named by the third party. II
| has been intimntcd that a treble division
Of electors might be made. i've 10 90 Ia
the republicans. i've TO the popuiists and
I'VE 70 the Hardyi,es, hut no proposltoin
| made, rs IT j. argued that a nlalury OF
the Hurdyites propose To- bolt she Indian
| npolls ticket and vote for Mcnhley az y
| them amy electors.
Rlil Mcdonald says that Sc amt both
cring about fusion. All lie wants rs TO
elect Green state chairman. lie VIII not
vote FOR or support kcnrby no matter
| what happens.
Green hrs been putting IN many a lick
| today while tn. row over the temporary
| craftsmanship has been gpiIE on ami is
| looks now AS f he had a cin1n unless
! stlN in the raec. Tine Union veteran
! league whose candidate he s. had meet
| ing this morning. and decided 70 stay
| with him and ngirel ONT lax u hha 20
votes TO start HIM or with.
1t was proposed to some OF the Ferguson
| people this afternoon 70 witnJra"n Euney
! quincy name the man for temporary chair
/ man. Nut the proposition was tclcEt'd
wants is viniicsdion b, ms owi poonic,
aul that he desires nothing hut 20 &c au.r
/ &C. show tire ucop,c who treated hlni so
ctAli.e}g At - low INA; IA, ne Is NOT -,
/ the temporary cha rmaushlp. he says, he
| want ask for anything else 49,
/ ever. and fear that y once ne gets the
/ eaVel 81 bis hands he VIII grab cVrrN mag
IA sight and get himself on TIC eamwuen
! roUuitier. which Nll Nr sure to be Uil-
pointed To arrlrcc Tor thc fusion with
The rouu.sts. \ place on said commit
IS ant IL bee worth something to >tttwd
man. hclrc the fear pf tnn'N's Opponents
that hc may get himself CO., i;
The eNcephve camuii;'e Va second
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KINNEY'S EUCALYPTUS.

The following letter addressed to Mr..
Abbot Kinney from Baron Ferd. Won
Mueller, the recognized authority on the
eucalyptus, is the most valuable appre-
citation of Mr.. Kinney'slately published
work:
MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept. 90.
Let me express my best thanks, dear
Mr.. Kinney, for sending me your admir-
able publication of the Eucalyptus. 1t
Is an important contribution toward the
knowledge of the species which came
under your observations in California.
1t is Of great interest to learn how
various species in different countries
succeed, as that also helps to make the
best choice for subsequent sendings.
If you can mention, from the second
census" of Australian plants, which spe.
cies are not yet in culture with you,
would make strenuous effort to sup
ply the seeds.
If can in any other manner promote
your study of this group of plants, 1t
will be done with the utmost of pleas
ure.
1t is remarkable that in the wide range
of your literary versatility, you should
The herald., 1896-10-11

functions. Depend upon 1t, there is a
cause for this condition, and sooner or
later yfou will pay the penalty If you
neglect yourself.
You have no right to drift into con-
hrmed invalidism or an untimely grave.
You owe your life to mother father.
sisters, brothers, husband, children.
The world has a claim on you. Your
body is the temple Of an immortal soul
and you have no right to neglect it..
You were created to live a long life
Of usefulness and happiness, if it is
possible for you to do so by intelli-
gent care Of your health.
Ladies who are very busy with home
cares, OF a sensitive disposition, self
sacriticing-the best and most useful
women whom the world can i'll afford
to spare-are too often remiss in TAX
ing care of themselves
All women should consult physician
from time to time-old and young,
married and single ENTHUSIASTICALLY
when they can do so without expense. 1t
is the only way to safeguard health and
happiness and to be guided Alright in
the relations of life-in maidenhood,
wifehood or motherhood.
Come to us in confidence and we will
give you friendly as we'll as profess
slonal advice, and if you are not in need
or medical treatment it will cost you
nothing.
III you cannot come to see u.s. write
Your letter will have prompt and con-
sc1ent1ouS attention and be held sacred =
ly confidential. Most likely we can
advise and treat you, if you need treat =
ment, almost as successfully by mail
as in person.
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NERVOUS SUFFERER
Set Your rlind at Rest, 1t Will Cost
You Nothing
Womens Duty-To Herself, Her Family, Her Friends.
the World

de Quincey's "Opium Eater was a
prose poem which stands for all time
one of the greatest pathological contrl-
buttons Of gAnus and of suffering to
literature. ere is vision yet to be
recorded-whether in prose or In poet
ry in fiction or in philosophy, some
times wonder-which shall disclose the
action of another drama, not of splendors
and horrors, like his who heard the i'm
mortal cry, Everlasting farewells!' in
his ruined dreams, but the drama of
endurance, resolve and conquest which
goes on unrecognized in so many brave
and patient obscure life"
These are the words in which Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps refers to the thou
sands who suffer in silence, and often
without sympathy, from nervous dis
eases and the horrors of insomnia, and
yet do not resort to the use of anodynes.
But all who starve for sleep and are
tortured by the least noise-yet whom
nobody believes is much sick-have not
the courage and patience and endurance
to abstain from narcotics, though they
know the use Of them is feeding on
poison and counting certain and horri
BILE death. So they go down in the mael-
strom. Physicians and friends alike 90
not understand their case-haven't the
slightest conception of their suffering
Disease Of the nervous system is, as a
lule, and among enlightened and kindly
people, regarded with the instructive
suspicion and coldness natural to pro-
found ignorance of the subject, and as
already intimated, this ignorance is by
no means confined to the laity. Hence
the failure of sufferers to get relief.
The victims of nervous diseases are US
ually fine-strung organizations, exquis-
itely ordered natures, which average
ability does not know how to treat.
Friends inflict when they think to play;
doctors kill when they mean to cure.
To sufferers from nervous diseases we
have this to say: Cease to trouble your
self, whether you are understood or
Eympathized with by your friends or by
your physicians. But do not let them
make you believe you are not sick. You
may be-most likely you are-seriously
sick, and it is of first and greatest i'm
portance to set your mind at rest by
finding physician who understands
your case and can inspire you with con-
nervous diseases is acknowledged to
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Coast. He was favorite pupil of VIM
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consult him.
Word to Ladies in General
Perhaps you experience lassitude
and depression of spirits, exhaustion of
mind and body without any actual suf-
fering or arrangement of physical