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Evening journal., 1896-01-14
CUBAN REVOLUTION.
The Fighting ssin Continues In the Prov.
iuces.

The Fighting ssiiI Continues In the Prov.
inces.
HAvAyA, Jan. 1I-Word received from
the western provinces indicates that the
insurgsnt leaders Rabi, Jose Macco. Chon.
go Rivoro and others, with their bands
from the district of Sancti Spiritus and
Remedies. and the bands of Carrillo and
Jose Aguirc havo united with the band Of
Rogo az Niiaca in the district of Remedi
os, province of Santa Clara Their cours,
seems to be westward.
The insurgents operating I'm Havana
and Pinar del Rio have burned the village
OF Salud and have partially burned the
village Of Quivioan, and then marched to.
ward Beiucnl, and burned on tie way
freight train and destroyed the engine.
They then attacked the town of Beiucal,
the garrison of which made heroic no
sistnncs for five hours At the end of that
time, 30 is reported, the insurgents retreat
ed. but before they went they plundorel
some stores in outlying streets, and they
also burned some houses and the depot
The course OF the Insurgents is now south
ward again
Charles solomon, the New York news.
paper man, who was arrested here as q
suspect, has been sent back 90 New York.
Rumors that Captain General Campos
had been dismissed which are said TO have
been circulated in the United States, are
untrue.
Governor Rodriguez San Pedro OF Pnai
del Rio, In company with ID civil guards,
was attacked by band of so insurgents,
who were however, repulsed while the
governor galloped 10 Colama.
A % g a
be moving no IAcumbrc, near Matanzas.
The leader, lngiesito, has burned the
fields of the plantation of Carload as well
as the houses in the vicinity
At Saratoga insurgents have burned the
canefelds on the plantations Of the Brook
company of Guantanamo, the value being
Sl5O. 600
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mi,s Gormains as "rho Fencing Master. Is

Katharine GermRine msde pretty and
attractive "Fonclne Master" at the OpeIs
House last night and the fset that hsr
sfforts 70 please were speceEsful Nas at
tested TO By frequent and hearty ap-
plause She has a clear, rich soprano
voice aud O sparkling personality. and 3
bright, tursful opers like the Fencing
Master win inereage- her popularity
The chief fsvorlte Of the evening. hoN
ever, was II W. Ire Csnnick, who, ~
Paiquiuo, was irresistibly funny. He
was assisted iu his meuy-msklng by
Arthur Etherlngton. who also proved
himself . clever comedian The remainder
oi the company WAS strong aud capable.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Whom soeIstr Folk 40.

January 81 has been selected IS the
date for the first presentation OF the
Wilmington Dramstic Club this season
The plays are Sunset" and "A Regular
Fix" and will be Rivea In the Opera
will take p rs In "Sunset" Rre Mrs.
Alfred DUPONT, Miss Eizsb th Candy,
Austin Harrington and J. Thomas
Odgers.
In "a Regular Fix" the cast Is com
posed OF Mas Garrett, Miss Adele
Phillips, Harry Fritz, Scott Tovnsend
Robert Robinson. j. Colssbury. OF
PHILADELPHIA and Albert Hewes
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
IL VIII Probably Cause the Death Of at
Least Two Persons.

Least Two PERSONS.
NEWCASTLE, Pa, Jan. IA peculiar
accident occurred here, which will more
than likely cause the death of at least two
men.
Ben Blair, railroader, was taking a
sleep in "a shanty near the Atlantic mill,
when four boys came in, their names be-
ing James McGlynn, Charles Henlin, Wal
ter McGrcgor and Bob Varley, all aged
about Is years. Tho four had I'm their hip
pockets about hall pound Of powder each,
and they began throwing pinches Of the
explosive into the small stove.
Suddenly there was an explosion. The
powder in McGrcgor's pocket had ignited,
and i'm an instant the powder in the pock-
cts of the other boys did the Same. The
clothing of the boys took fire, and they ran
for the creek, and after time succeeded
Ia breaking the ice and jumping in, and
the flames were qucnched
McGlynn and AlcGregor are still uncon-
scious. and viii probably die. The Others
were painfully burned.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
EsrABl ISHED ls0.
PUBLIC LEDGER
ENO DAILY TRANSCRIPT.
PHILkDELrHIA.
OEOfGE W. CHILDs
Ediios and Proprietor from i,ds 10 1894.
GEORGE W. CHlLDs uRENtL.
Editor and Publisher.
During 1895 the
Public Ledger's S

former high place in journalism will DE not
only maintained bat advanced by improve
ments iu every department. in ths extension
OF rs news service. literary attractions and
special features. 10 enable thc publisher 90
make the proposed improvements and 10 meet
the steadily and rapidly growing circulation
OF the LEDGER Messrs Hoe a Co have tou-
structed FOR So aud are now erecfine four nes
sextuple Presses of the latest and most ap
proved design. These presses will increase the
fact ities Tor rapid printing 90 per cent
enhsnoe the typographical appearance Of tho
paper and give mors dis'inct imprest ons.
The LEDGER is arst OF AN Newspaper
giving all The news OF the daf. classified ard
10 complete form. Ia tho PUnLf0 LEDGER
evory ataiement is verified. lts news is
therefore Thoroughly reliable
Outside OF It's news department (which in-
cludes sreclnl correspondence from all the
Important cities Aud towns in PennsyivuniH,
New Jersey aud Delaware. the LEDGER Is
an illustrate I family newspaper OF exceptional
interest and value giving special attention 20
domestic affairs religious news aud comment.
social events. games. sports. the fashions Of
the day, literary, art. farm and garden. acien-
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To its special New York aud Warrington
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III
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Its naauciAi news aud market reports
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The Saturday issue il a great compendium
OF every phsse Of social lie, containing read
ing matter 70 sni oysry taste. complied spec
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ER lts treatise oi the International nday
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It's classified advertisements ara ss interest
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Write for rates for classified adyertise-
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Evening journal., 1896-01-14
.Thrilb," on saturdsy Nlsht.

An Important engagement Of next
Saturday is the appearance Of the
Garrick Burlsfq1e Company, who will
present at the Grand Opera Heuse
Herbert & Puernsr's up-to date bur
lefque "rhrilby" It Is q good naiured
satire on Mr. DaMEurisr's novel. and
comes here With the prestige Of nearly
100 nights At the Gsrrick Theatre.
Nav York The travesty abounds with
bright, witty dialogues and ludlcrous
situations, whlls the music is said to be
unusually catchy The artists who
present this merry melsnge comprise the
leading 6xponsnts In the field Of comic
opera ia this country.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
A MIdsummsr Night's D.sam.

Auguitln Days pictorial presentation
OF SbAkspers's fanclful comedy, "A Md
summer Nights Dream. to be presented
here Friday night. January II. is An
event and triumph not only from an
artittlc stRndpoint, but an instructive
one as we'll. Tho comedy has seldom
bsen put upon The stage during the
present century. Mr. Days production
is entitled to place of honor beside that
OF KeRn's.
OF Sll shakspsre's plays. IA &ldsum
msr Nights Dream. exhibits his imsgin.
alton In the fullness Of its feryid and
creative power
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
MUNYON |!
Reduced Death Rates
LEADING NEWSPAPERS IN The
GREAT CITIES REPORT WONDER
Full RESULTS FROM THE IN
PRODUCTION OF HIS pow
ERFUL RENE les.
READ THE LIST.

WASHINGTON. % PER CENT IN A
WEEKS Washington Post.
PITTsBURG, 40 PER CENT IN z
WEEKS. -Pittsburg Press.
ALLEGHENY, So PER CENT IN 7
Misunderstanding Times.
ECLEvELAND, 33 PER CENT IN 4
WEEKS Cleveland Press
MADE PHILADELPHIA THE MOST
HEALTHY CITY IN THE COUNTRY
-Philadelphia Times
BUFFALO, % PER CENT IN 2
WEEKS.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Afternoon Teas

The popularity Of afternoon teas is On
the increase, and these pretty affairs srs
of everyday occurrences. o. Saturday
afternoon Mrs Henry G. Morse of No
800 Della ware avenue will give tea to
intreduos the Misses B,nneli
Mrs Frank Garrett will also give tea
on Saturday afternoon. It viii be in
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
vEnrth TrIple the nIoner.

We have fsw copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit. which will be cold at 81 75 a copy,
which is about one fourth the publicA-
tion price Also some copies OF Rand and
McNaliy's Cyc,opsdia at 81 25. worth
four times the prica ssked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14

On the completion of our stock
taking, we find may odd lots Of
stuffs in broken assortments which
we will move out at low prices.
1t is a well-known fact that Mus
Inns are as high in price now as they
were three years ago. Before this
advance we bought largely Of many
standard brands snd shall open our
spring business in muslins and sheet
ings at remarkably low prloes, such
as we're prevailing during the great
stagnation in these goods.
A Hill bleNched 81 per yard.
42-inch pillow Muslin s. per yard
40 inch pillow Muslin 9s par yard.
Sheetlng, linen hnish. i7c per yard.
10 shestlng, linen finish, 100 per yard
On Wednesday morning We shall
place on sale 5000 yards 45 inch
Bleached Muslin, fine enough for
underwear and heavy enough for
pillow cases and sheets, for S cents
per yard. The came quality IS we
shall sell for 12t cents when these
are sold Muslin buyerd will fni
our prices very interesting.
Last fall we ordered direct from
Belfast, Ireland, splendid line Of
Table Linens and Napkins. They
are in fine grades of exquisite pat.
terms with napkins to match, and
the qualities are far superior for the
money than we have ever offered
Cream DOubls Damlsk zoe. 81 and
| 81 25; yards wide
Blssehsd Doubls Dsmask, 81. 81 so and
/ 81: yards wide
Bleaehed Double Damask 81 25 and g.
q yards vide, for extra wids tables
A large lot Of Remnants Of Table
Moen in lengths from II to 3 yards
long. 3S cents to 81, or abolt 4 Of
the regular price by reafon Of being
a little soiled and rumpled.
Our Blanket season has been
large-stock-takin reveals some
lots that have besn overlooked and
some that are slightly soiled We
shall offer these to late Blanket
buyers at a grea. reduction in price
All OF the HandkeIchiefs ufed in
our Chriatmao decorations are sorted
up and placed on the counter for a
quick Eale at much reduced prices.
They are embroidered and in colored
borders. Soap, water and flat
iron will make them good as new.
The 1870 ones ere now
for 25o.
The 25c ones are now
for Soc
The % ones are now
for i0c.
Remnants Of Laces in black and
white-beaded gsrnitnres and mar
row trimmings in silk and pa'se
menterie, black and colors are 10
duced nearly on' half.
All these reduced things are
stock-taking results and mucn be-
low regular prices.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
narrnins In Uadarwearl

The best values fer the price ever
offeredl The largest stock aud best
assortment for Wintrr wear at the low
est prices at Ross 2i0 Market stIest
The celebrated Glastonbury Health
Underwear Headquarters for Plush Caps
aud Working gloves New sos Meek
wear for 25c
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Trom Delaware OIty .

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Jan. IA John
Aspril. Of Wilmington. visited in town
yesterday.
Mrs. d. DeVoTe,i OF Chester. is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs Frank Armstrong.
Nc aud Mrs. A. FARRELL are enter
tanning Rev. Alfred Scott, Of Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
xxyIl.a INGTON AND NORTHKRN RAJ.
w ROAD. Thus tAhle IN oiisct sept 81

ihtns
Trains leavs Wilmington. French st-te
station, for 4. n y. Junction. hontchnnlt
Winterthnr, Guyencourt. GrAnogue, Coase1
Chadds' Eord Junction, POcopoon. Wet
Chester, Emhreeville, Mortonvile, Coatet
vile aid intermediate stations. daily, e1cept
Sunday. At 25 m, / rs. 70 and - NJ
For WAynoebnrk Junction, bpringnein an
Intermediates stations, daily. except Sunday
at735sm. IS and c5 p ~. Sundays only
10 am: IS and 05 p n.
Eor Joanna, Blrdsboro. Reading and intel
mediate stAtiona. daily, except Sunday, AZ
IS N and 81 y N. sunday only ~ ~ u
and So y m.
A. "a. AcCAUSLAND. superintendent
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Gaiety 0IrIs nt the BJou

One OF tbs largest houses Of the season
greeted the American Gaisty Girls at the
pretty little Bjou Theatre last night.
The girls were pretty aud shapely, COED
singers and graceful dancers, and
succeeded IN pleasing their audience
The bast feature OF the bill was tho
original Earopesn novelty mystery By
Harry and Bsssis Houdinis The Gaisty
Girls Will hold the boards &C the Bljou
t3 night aud to morrow night and
matiaee
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Perr,,s Ciatm Glvrn Ur.douos.

Charles Il. Perry. who was arrested
yesterday on shLrgs of u'ing the mails
10 swiudle soldiers In Montana, vas
disohargei last ever iug, his story about
the goods having miscarr'ed being
believed.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
To-morrow ThsIr wedding nav.

William A. Gibbons aud Miss Marie
Fitzpatrick will be married tomorrow
morning at St. Pro Cathedral, Sixth aud
West streets Mr.. Gibbons is 3 book
keeper with Ileald & Company.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
To Give a nouse Eanos.

Mr. and Mrs Willard Salisbury, Jr ,
have issued csrds fer a dance ON the
evening of Friday. January "a Il will
take place o. their handsome homo at
Fourteenth and Broome streets.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
wonderland Family Theatre.

Large audiences we're IN evidences
again st tho Worderland Theatre yes;er-
day .and the Belle Sisters with their
company Of o. tertalnsrs made an
instantsous bit. Ia fact there is nav on
the best straight Hpsci8lity bill Of tao
season. Among tho sets that irs
particularly worhty Of mention sro
Niles Esnd Ireland in an exceedingly
refined vocal and dancing speciality. Ned
Monroe and Ml8s Molross Ia q ludicr0us
comedy ketoh to operatlc singing OF
Miss Mslr0fo. tho Belle Sisters IN
piqusnt songs aEd daucss, Miss May
Clifton Ia high class ballad singing,
Howard Clifton IN vsntrll0Quisl OdditisF,
Jee e Hughes in clever ethiopian
lmPsrf0hAtions and the three Vsntinls
In @srvslous hAs spinning aud humorous
ipuiations In ths lecture hall Miss
Evalssn, the chanpiol woman sHimmer
and diver Of America, sppsArs Ia = large
tank Of water and introduces sensational
aquatio fsAts. Rattlernhks lRallsion
presents a lA-se eoll' otlon cf replies and
serpsntI and gives interesting IA ks on
them
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Pnroh aned sr Hnrrx Fmmona.

Sheriff G lis sold the Cbrlstians hun
6rod property Of csrfsin persons repre-
sented by judge Ball yesterday after
noan. Harry Epmons was the purchaser,
the price being $3.50
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Sold Br AM DrnegIsta.

Onice Seventh and Ikiaa. Phone 545.
II. 7. Sergeant dealer IN coal ana wood
asg-I.srza oas coal for family use
eX-Hlekorg wond for open CRATES
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
ITEMS OF IN EREsT.

Countryman Din dime museuml WHATS
your speciality, friendfn Fteak-"l'm the man
who can Das, . door with The lezend '-aint'
oa it without daubing IL with the iDdex fnRer
I, see II it's dry" Countrymen-"uo osh!
H,w much dye get a weekfn Freas-
Thousand dollars; same's all the rest."-
Tammany lines.
The record Of remarkable cures effesi ed en-
abl-a Us truthfully 20 say that Hoods Sarse-
Darills i- the only true blood purlfer pIOmi-
nentiy IN the public eye to-day.
Hoods pills are the bess family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
Caller-"l'm going 10 send my little giri 10
coofsro ecl ol at Once.m Does she rare for
snch thinxs?n sller-"Dear me. no; Du- i
Am sure she will make p rood cook. size
breaks so many lovely dishes. Chicago
knter-Ocean,
Evening journal., 1896-01-14

~ Nska III remittaness payable 10
GEORGE w. OBILDs DRENEI,
Editor and Publisher
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
Hello, IL rhis 700 ?

The Washington chemical boys have
had tslsphons put In their house foE
uss ia csss OF Ere. fhe numbsr is 159,
and every Householder should make
note Of IL.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14


sia, bsd taste IN the mouth mornings and
disordeTei bowels
These are a few Of the symptoms and
they are all due to the poisons Of tobacco
Every man who uses tobacco has, every
now ant then. days whom a cigar or
pipe doesn't taste good" aud Is thro Wn
away In disgust. my stomach Is out OF
order or Il must be bl'ious" Is the usual
thought It Is neither Your system Is
suroharged with the poison
Your kidneys iini them selves unable TO
throw II the Nicotine In the Urine Con
aequently every organ and tissue In the
body is clogged and polnoned
Anything that will set your Kidneys to
actipg promptly and thoroughly will
quickly relieve you
Dr. Hobbs Sparkgus Kidney Pills will
do this and do IL naturally and harm
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The poison OF tobacco evan when not
used to excess renders the kidneys
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O.her poisons that should bs thrown
out are not thrown out.
Hence the stomach, brain, heart, eye
and other symptoms
By using DR.. Hobbs SpSragus Kidney
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A good cigar can never then be said to
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And your general health will be
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MARRIED
DIED

pIERCF.-On January -, 1896. Jemima
widow OF stephenS :. Pierce. aged a years
Evening journal., 1896-01-14

I
Now Castle County Del teu. g.. p ir.
I pon fhe application ui a we ~ N.Nnell.
executrix of pnlck orc nne B, Ia ot Ner
Castle hundfed. "a -aa ei lur deceased. it rs
ordered and aiftefeu hr i1r b ftfr ma the
-xecuiriE nfOef-sfd Htre lufit '' cI EranuNs or
Letters frstnutut-,F 1p1n o. estaIe or nc
deceasra. with the di tp DO rf iutn- t1efruit
hy causing advertiser. .te1ts iu 'n lo7ied Witn,n
.rfV dahs uom iur dntr % tetN .ettefe ilt
slE oi The mos pablo places iae county on
Sew Castle. rrQlirirE all versions naFlns
Gpmauus agalnft fne estate 90 nleeepi thr
same nr abide OY tu act ni .A'stlhNb in nlrN
rass made and ptosid-a; -nl also cause ne
ssme o. Dee Inserted Nirniu iie sam prfi"i Z"
fh- tVESrSg i0uRStt n newsp.per pun
llshed in Wilminnfuu. NeA. - 10 ne tNii-n
ued thprIu fhfrr NttE'. ir. e" %
90 office OF the REGISTER aforeenid
90 Wllmlnutri. in NeW Caa'ie
-L Sl r0nnfy afore44i. tno aAY ana
ii WILKINS cOOCH. Register
NOTICE
Notice b hereby given itat letters ieatA-
menfarv were iu due form ni lA" Granted
unto the undersigned, or the nintn uat
of Iannary. A Fl D. leqH. snd that AN perz ors
having claims against fle estate or me Dc
cea.ed must present The same duiF atfN-tec.
no iha said Execnfrix. on or before rnt ninth
oav of january ls'.. ur abide BY i1
act of Assembly In such case mnne ana pro-
vided. ANNE q. y e.., , ..,..
Address. 1905 Chestnut So. Wilmington Del
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lIILL

Notice ia hbrohY given that 4ettera of Ac
ministrafi0n wcre iu due torn " iaW granted
unto the uulHraIgueu, un ti a twenty .tulfu
uHy of December. a. ID. is!i. ., 'd that ail per-
sons having claims against tn estate or the
deceased muaf present the sallf duly attcstel,
10 the said Administrator oa ur before the
Twenty third day 0l lcccmuel. leou, nr abide
the Actor Assembly in such case made and
provided.
SECURITY TRUST ANu
SAFE uEppSlr DoAifAN4.
Administrators.
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A LEAP YEAR DANCE.
To Be Given BY the Young
Women Monday Night.
MRS. aAULsBORY'a HOUSE DAECg

Society riIi BE Entertained at Her Home
the Twenty.fourth-rhe Dramatic Club
to Present Its Two New Plays the Last
Night OF the Month.
All communications intended for Insertion
In this column should be addressed 70 Society
munications should be written on one SD OF
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14
RhsumAtIsm Cursd.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure ls guaraR-
teed to cure rheumatism 10 auY part of
the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
tism can bs cured in from one to Eve
days Il speedily cures shooting pains
iciatics. lumbago and all rheumatic pains
Ia the back, hips and loins IL seldom
fails to give relief after one or two doses,
and almost Invariably cures bsfOrs one
bottle has been used.
Evening journal., 1896-01-14

Ia the back, hips and loins lt seldom
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and almost Invariably cures bsfors one
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Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure.
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
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Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all tho
symptoms Of nervous exhaustion. such
as depressed spirits, failure o. memory,
restless and slseplsss nights, pains In the
head and dizziness Il cures general
debility. stimulates and Strengthens the
nerves aud toneE up the whole body.
Price % cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pains in
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frequent desire to pass water, dark
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Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
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von'a rapresentative at the CLAYTON
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All communications addressed to Nun
yon's representative at the Clayt
House will mest with prompt attention.
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TOBACCO HEART"
HOW IT COMES AND WHAT
1T IS-HOW A MAN CAN
USE TOBACCO SAFELY

ANY man who
smokes to excess
knows what IN
bscso hesrl" is 10
Is weak, nervous
action Of that
organ. alternsted
with occasional
palyitatlon. clld
hands and feet
(sspeclally tho lat
ter) dlmness Of.
vision. spscks be
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