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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Heed my responsibility. ! cant returns
and they 30 on dutil they are utterly
destroyed. I tell you, my friends that
God this moment. by his Holy Spirit.
can change your entire nature 30
that you will be a different man IN
minute. Your great want-what Is Il?
More salary Higher social posltlon7
No; no. win tell you the great want
OF every man. ~ he has not already
obtained a. Il Is the grace OF God.
Are there any who have fallen Victims
TO the sin that have been reprchend.
ingl You are IN a prison. You rush
against the wall Of this praon. and
try 10 get out, and you fail. and you
turn around and dash against the other
wall until there Is blood on the crates.
and blood on your soul You viii
never get ont IN this way. There Is
only one way Of getting ont. There Is
key that can unlock thar prison
house, II ls The key OF the house O.
David Il Is the key that Christ wears
az his glrdlo n you VIII allow him
70 put that key TO the lock. the bolt
will shoot back. and the door will
swing Omen. and you viii De o free
man ln Christ Jesus. Oh. prodical.
What a business this Is Tor You feed.
ing swine. when your father stands In
the front door. strainlng bis cyealght
10 catch the first glimpse OF your re-
turn. and the calf Is as fat on q will be
aud the harpl OF heaven are an strung
and the feet iree There are converted
gamblers ln heaven The llght Of
eternity flashed upon tho green haize
/ of their billlarl-slluou ln ihc LAYER
/ Of Gods forgiveness they washed on
an their sim they quit trying for
earthly stakes They tried FOR heaven
and won a. There stretches a hand
from heaven toward the head Of the
worst Offender 1. Is a hand. not
clonched as 10 10 smile. but 0utsproad
ls % 10 drcp q benodiction. other
seas have O shore and may be- isihnm.
cd. but the sea OF Gods lotc-cieralf-
has no plummci to strike the bot.
tom. aud immensely no lron-bonnd
shore TO c0nnnc &c. lis tides are linod
hy tho heart oi indnito compassion.
iis waves nro tho ho.annahE oi tho re-
deemed. The arros.ca that sal on 90
drop anchor 10 lasi amid the thunder
I isg salvo oi eternal victory Bui alas
iof that man who site down Co tho
Grail game OF llie aud puts hs i'm.
mortal soul on thc ace. while angels
OF God keep the tally-hoard. and after
kings and queens and knavo1. and
spades are "shumod" and "cut." aud
the game h ended. lowering aud im.
/ pending worlds discover that De has
lost q. the faro-hank Of eternal dark
hess clutchinE down into Us wallet
an the blood-staincd wagcrs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

TBS J. r. oTnger. Harrodsburs. indl
During a round Of pastoral visits /
called OF country residence. aud be-.
fore loft reid a passage from the
Blhle and had PRAYER Contrary 20
my custom. concluded 20 read the
irsi passage az which my Bible open.
"a. which vas the l02d Psalm As
eton as ! bogan to read TIE lady ~ the
house began 90 wecn, aal continued 20
40 So throughout thl reading and
ntayer
Uron rising from onr knees She
burst .rto tears. and told mc the first
words OF that psalm were the last
words 90 her mother on earth. and that
shc died in that very room. and she
eohhcd as 10 her hear. would break
termed she had not been 10 church Cor
many year. hui notice she has brcn
regular in attendance since.
who wli s,v that a mothers sanity
lie is s1ou lost. or that Gle Spirit does
rot lead Hls soryanisc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Australia o. ovcrlun with rahtr.
the descendants Of half dozen inn
norted from Englnnd some years ago
They have hecome so numerous that
the arr cultural Interests of 'he come
try are seriously threatened Dty.cs
of an sorts have been employee 'n tho
effort 90 Pe' ria Of them. hu' thus Or
without avail Disease germs hava
been shattered among them. hui this
is dangerous is the rabbits die and
domestic animals may deyouf them
70 is a matter cf common remark that
the English sparrow has hccomr q
nuisance Brought here originally to
destroy caterpillars. % 81 more annoy.
inc and destructive than the insects O.
vss supposed TO prey upon. The dan
ger Of importing creatures n this cor,
o. nowhere more aptly shown than in
the efforts now being made Ia M,rsa-
chusetis 90 oViormlnaio Tho gyrv
moth This insect was hrou 90 in fhi.
country by ma sniomoloeist ny some
accident number of them escaped
and within toe ras, four years hall .
million dollars have boon expended In
trying 10 seq rid Of them It's thought
that some millions may bs required
before the gypsy moth o. entirely a..
stroved II this can be- done az an
which yery many persons arc strongly
Inclined To doubt Some years aro !
hyaointh. brought from some foreign
country. took root In Florida and
spread 10 several 90 the rivers. whica
have become so choked by TIE growth
OF q that navigation Is dlnc1n. ard
considerable sums % money are re.
quired 10 keep the channel open. Al
of which furnishes an excellent rcs.
son for the greatest care ~ bringing
fureign plants and animals into new H.
rullties
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Little Jennie disobeyod hor mother
one day. and she made her leave her
play and go and slt Tor an hour In the
corner.
Her little brother vas very fond Of
his sister and he vas 30 sorry Tor her
that be- asked his mother % let him sit
ir lennles plae, and lei her 20 and
play.
Their mother allowed him to do so
After a little he said.
Mamma. am I no, like Jesus"
Why" sald she.
Because ! am suffering In Jennie's
place"
yes" said mamma. and you DO Il
because you love her. don't youg"
Jesus suffered once aud for an. for
ne. Hut We arc always like him when
We suffer or deny ourselves for others.
Nothing makes us 20 much like 10.
sus az 10 forget ourselves and live to
make somebody else happy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

"li any ono should cali thH ifie.
noon. Mary. say that I am not we'll
said mistress 20 hcr newly o1rlgea
servant I'm afraid ! ate a gtilo ,oo
much Of that rich pudding for lunch
and g. or something clfe, has bronsh.
ON D severe headache. am rong to
De down" A few moments later IN.
mi.tross. from htl room near the head
OF the stairs heard Mary say 90 tvo
nustouatlc women who called for On,
nrst time. "Yos'm. Mrs u g. a,
home, bat she ate 30 much puddinr
for lunch she had 10 90 10 bed Tit.
Bits
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Narrow HseaPs 81 ths tatr When
10 Aftoruard Marrlsd.

Narrow Escape % fhe iafF Whom
iis Aficruard Married
Will ga. Grant then a lou,enaai
was couriIng the Dads Ehom ho mar
rlod there occurred al event 90 EaieA
be- sever reverted without a shndIer
a writer In tho Midland Monthly. De-
arlhIng an adventure which ihe yanng
lieutenant aul SITES Dent met VIZ.
rays when ihe water s hiFh lu the
Mississippi tht aula current lhade
.a, a.atH 4ri ihcf frequently 'tait
Boz Go several rlfi. or rods 90 a lin
ln early spr.nE. .a one oi their after
fn0a syplouiiout Lieut. Grant ana
the younF ledy Uefc riding along toe
bank Of the river. passing from ore
cove or valley 90 the mouth of ano,hef.
Miss Dent was nearest tic water The
laai w. hni fov foci above the sur.
face of che turbulent ufe1n Sudden
~ Miss nlnts horse begin to sink The
earth bad given Way under a. hini
feet Grants foGsc vas close beside
hcrr in ga instant be- fiu thii be-
home was s.uslns Into an aanl ahyss
Gfanta cool head and splendid horse
marship her had opportunity 10 iii.
pa, ihomfe'fes Quick as o fash ~
l,rnfi over threw d. rrht qrr
around M.u Dents waist and drew hrr
20 him al Bee horse disappeared in the
trihing and muIty cdi, thar mo.
m'n' later boiled and mrr,i IA sas-,
iumuii ovrT ihe place who're hrnf ana
f1Ie Dad vanished from arht For.
iunaiely ihc earth parted between fhe
iun animals leaving Grants horse an
solid grounf Lifuug anl FIRMLY ho.l.
Jos h.a Dent and applying ne sprr
io ha own horse Do vas ON nfs
eitund ln o. moment Then De rsntlv
lcurIod h"r io thc earth an his
Viiaon a word from Jhe "sileni man
of frram or murmBr rom hee AL
b. hn'ienoi hsll to rcnee hsf h,r..
Poo stood holding he bride ~ hi.
o1'N1rtN as composed on 70 noihine
al' happcntd Hcr trrso had dlsan
rc1-cb. Grant followed down stre,r
eh' hhi'ed boa,man In skin WIZ,
i'un' iho horse swimming several hun
drrl ''ri1 below amid drnwo,a art
f'hrh llo landed iha animal n
p'ae' where BE- could climb the hama
en- % was soon on sa'' around nom
''e worse 'of ODE irIsht and the ham
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
LATE INVENTIONS


Clover and hay seed.ca,cher for ,,.
'l'hmeni to moving machine hsvs :,
series OF metal strips back of ,be e.,,
ey'u . on the machine win 4 posls,
N ,he laH one to hold the used IL n
shaken from the heads Of the rr.ss
a new hosting pull,, Win sols M
49, ,u.s Z, any point by means Of ! elamn
' Sn',h i brought into action by ualllnr
.ue ,oose rope out from the hloet thus
.-.n'ng the metal channel m whleh |,
,S S"' ana forcing the clamp 10 grin
- une purpose Of eairann.ne AMI.
MAJ. '. IN their holes or In hollow lor.
-, : @s Z hand is placed in the edss cot ,,
. .Ss 'ole With sharp pOlnla around IA
.sse projecting Inward to permit me
ing lis hole ' p'e'en' w. ieAF'
- : a'e-eacape which needs no m.chan.
h I'm 20 operate I, has a series of az,
~. 49, ~ regular Intervals on roma
~ n'. -. > attached to a window nm
- ~ means .. Of a hook. the uaer arm,
p ping %, %. rope above the snoss 10 1 pre.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

9 few miles above the city on the Mis-
souri, side OF the river. and we stated
that We would give a fuller and more
detailed account Of the same In this
Issue.
On Thursday evening last. accompa-
nied by Dr. J. W. Manlre and w. NJ.
Griffith, we were rowod 20 the place
where the prehistoric remains were
said 10 have been found About three
and a quarter or four miles above Bel
mont, az what Is known as the Hudson
place. We disembarked. and In a very
few minutes we discovered scattered
around on the surface OF the earth and
partly embedded In the ground quite a
number Of bones.which were easily rec
ognizod as human remains The bones
OF the lex. from the knee Joint 20 the
ankle the ribs and portions Of skulls
were found without difficulty.
We we're shown pottery that had been
found O few days before. "a the shape
OF jars with narrow nccka The most
Interesting discovery. however. was che
idol. which was perhaps twelve inchea
IN height The let hand rested on he
lcfi breast, while The right hand rested
ON the right leg iust above ihe knee
The body rested uron the knees and
lower limbs u bore an exact rcsem-
hIancc 20 the pictures and representa-
tons we have seen of tho gods of stone
and wood worahInci hy fhc uncivllizod
tribes OF the east The head rather
pointed az the top and ODE face lndl-
Gates from iis expression o. lower order
OF intelligence. There was an omen ing
ai The back oi the head whisA showed
/ the Idol 90 be- hollow % o. OF a mate
rial apparently as hard as iron. and ID
heavy. but MOI so heavy as iron
The bones We saw we're many Of
them a reddish brown color. Some
were very large. This. we suppose
would indicate that the bones wer,
those Of Indians The idol. however
O. proof that q o. not the burial place
Of the American Indian. Tor our I'm.
formation Il that they were never
known 10 worship Idols From m,
short examination We made Of this spot
We are satisfied that there s a. th'
place named a rich field Cor ihc luycs.
tigatlon OF the archaelogist and. n
proper explorations were made. SOME
interesting discoveries would reward
The efforts made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Near By the home OF the equatorial
4 the transit building containing the
mathematical Instruments In one
end OF this is a four-lnch zenith tele-
scope OF superior nnlsh and design,
which the director uses in carrying on
his observations for the determination
OF the variations OF the position OF the
north pole. The latter does no; remain
hxed at one definite spot on the surface
Of the earth. but moves slightly accord
ing to a somewhat complicated law.
lts whole range OF motion. however.
can be included within a circle Of sixty
feet In radius. and. therefore. 20 de-
termlRe Ia path accurately. long
series OF most accurate observations.
extended over a long period Of time. IA
necessary. Such a series has been car
ried on by Prof Doollitle with most
accurate results AZ hla former observa-
tory At Lehlgh university. and snch
series he & now carrying on with the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Monsieur Olller showed. AZ a recent
meeting OF the Academy Of Sciences IN
Paris. how. By the use OF Roentsen
rays, the progress OF bone growth IN
the human body. after surgical opera.
tons. could be watched and studied In
a manner hitherto impossible In the
same way the position OF diseased Dor.
tions OF bone can readily be located
and such portions can be removed with.
out amputatlon Of the limb In cases
where such amputatlon would other.
Wise be necessary; but while proving
themselves exceedingly useful when
carefully and skiliully employed. the
X rays are also capable OF mischief.
Messrs. Seguy and Quenlsset reported
TO the Academy that prolonged expo
posture 70 the rays had In several case,
caused violent and irregular paiplta.
tlon Of ne heart
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
THE DREAD OF DEATH
Dwight 4 Mooay's Iloyish Horror Of
the Grim DESTROYER.

NNtsW - H"""N hNNtAh N"fnF OF
the Grim DESTROYER.
What most concerns us." writes
Evangelist Moody ln the Ladies' Home
Journal. "a the relation which Chrisrs
resurrection has 90 our death and fu.
ture life. So many people live Ia
fearful dread OF death and the grave. /
believe. just because they do not study
this doctrine. They speak about death
and the judgment With a shuddcr. and
their vision seems unable o. perceive
beyond. ! well remember how in my
native village In New England q used
10 be customary. ns funeral process.
sion LEFT The church. for 'hr hcil ln The
luylng ground ip ta.. Dol many times
as the deceased was tCsIs uld How
anxloufly ! would CONF those strokes
of the bell 90 crr h1v long might
reckon on living Sometimes 'herc
would be- seventy. or eighty tolls. aud
! would give a sigh of relief 10 think
! had 20 many years 10 live. hut a.
other times there would be- only a Few
years iolled. and then a horror would
seize me as thought that I. too. might
soon be- claimed as q victim by that
dread monster. Death Death and iudg.
ment were a constant source of fear 10
me an realized che iac, thar neither
shall ever have amy hold rn a child OF
God. In his letter 20 the Romans the
Apostle Paul has showed. IN most de
tee; language. that there is no coa-
demnallon FOR a child of Cod but o.. b.
passed from under the pow oi law.
lnd Ia The Ep.lr 20 the cosiuthims
he o. ur r.na Or 1aiurel lr.r ART
th,s au s.ri,usl l.'r sai as pc
have borne he image GO ths earthly. We
I shall also bear the Image OF the heav.
enly.'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
.wssTrsss raoH flo"aH''


aWft Nteo
-, ., . Trs,,,. to oA'h'' -
4. the rlan, dress ~. the
II now possible for Us 70 nv !, , 'a
genuine er,ract OF the perfume = =. "a
sor, ~ dover we desire. Nn.u's .s anS
science are combined 70 o .,mols ION, one.
This result The idea Is o siulplu ., nv"
and AM hinges on the old l'ns Nm mas
Of condemnation. melhoa VIZ, ,,mo-t
given more TO the world '''"
any other OF science ,h. oaor
The plan devised TO collect ". - !,
Of flowers is a product Of 'he u''' are
Captain Since The resu', a.
gained by taking q glass iuan,' Am,
one win do-and over tp''" -
letting the glass heat until u !, -, "
sible TO draw the stem OF me i''" ',,
TO fine polnt-lhat la. TO pull i oa ,
20 extend = until the propofu,n =.
sired Is gained. This acoompll-I'1'
the funnel should be- hliei WIN ~
and then placed upon @ r'l1.' 49, ~.
u Is absolutely necessary inl' ~
pointed end should then Doe p'i'eu ~
a small glass bottle bui Oh no t''',
must the point be permitted 70 ''lon
the bottle Itself Alter this haa '''n
done the stand and ihe tunnel q. 'l
ranged should be- placed iu giesn-
house right among ihe lo"'i' "''''
0dor q "a desired 10 collect
Nov comes the scientific feliuIe OK
the plan. the feature which n''ns'
success condemnation u h Q Nsi'-
known fact that in every ef'ehuo.''o
q vapor rises from iho loWrrs. " you
happen 20 be 90 a greenhouse ana 'n'
portion you are ln o. occupied p' ~"
crs with strong perfume. iuai ihhA''
thr odor that comes from zoe s'AA'
through when the surs rave pass
You win notice that unon ihe Sass
there r. mist Just af o. seen un'i
window pane on chilly mofaini
when you hr, hs urm o. Thh tarl.
has about % an odor as distinct o. me
flowers fhrmrnlfra m tiuo hfnn'ha
io Do t variety or foucr aiI 20 RHieh
cmt perfume the combination of
odora o. ar oii one A. a. mai'er ot
/ fact .the Mel for acme oi ihe mnst
. popular po-fuuo of thr taf hla been
gained in c1acu, ha f.h'on ihe
apporam described a pissed unan ihe
relort 'aud in ihe cmicr III @ w1nn ~
novcu whose perfume % .H doa.ffd 70
secure. Gradually iar ta-r rises
ncm the Covers. aul u meeting tho
/ colder mriacs of tho mllcl rondonrss
into drops upon che outside 90 The inn-
mel From me point q o1ri1aaaiion
. % triclles down until 30 drops Iuio tAe
bottle On surprisingly short tlm
large amount of perfume o. collected.
and analysis thereof proves That ~
per cent Of the couielia OF the bottle
l d perfume The rest o. water
Strange 10 say. th.s essence Of thr
I ioweru needs 20 b. adnliorlici with
spirit. of wine Otherwise % would
/ hcsome sour and useless
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Mrs. Bradley Martin looked up from
the huge hamper Of visiting cards thai
the fooiman had just brought up. Vie
tcria Regina she unused what an
odd namel Where have heard I, be-.
foreg The card has a crest. though
and ! may look her up some time 90
She turned again to her task with the
remark that she wished people
wouldn't be In such lndecorous haste 10
NEE, her.-New York Press.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Flo-DO you know, had the mos,
unpleasant sor, Of On adventure TODAY
A would-be mashe' followed me for
blocks. and there wasn't a policeman
anywhere In sight 10 appeal "a
0ladys-Dear me- How did you a..
cape from HIM Flo-I went into the
first dry goods store where there was
a bargain sale going on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
a YEAR.s sHlPWREcKs.

Record Of the Vessels That Have Gone
90 the uotfom.
The years shlpwrcck make the su1-
leci OF an interesting compilation On a
recent issue OF Engineering. OF London
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

adelphia, beyond the influence OF the
smoke and SCOT OF the factories and
The vibrations ct the steam and cleo
trio railroaiB.
The ground on which q stands was
presented TO the university some years
ago for the purpose for which Il Is now
used. hy the late Reese Wall Flower.
from whom the observatory derives
Us name. The original intentions OF
the donor were not carried out. how
ever. until two years ago when The
president director. Prof Charles $.
Doolitile. then professor OF mathemai-
lea and astronomy az Lehigh univerg.
lty. was called to the similar chair NJ
Philadelphia Under his direction has
been added TO the possession Of the
University OF Pennsylvania one OF the
finest and best equipped institutions
Tor Astronomical research in existence.
First and foremost H. thls equip
mcnt Is the big equatorial telescope.
with its elehicen-inch lens mounted
pa a separate dome-capped building Of
Cos own. AN oi these instruments are
from the makers 10 tho Die Lick and
Yerkea telescopes. and On thia. their
latest production. they have introduced
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

The Hostess Society possesses
power that h almost magical. Guest
1t does. indeed How easily. Tor In.
stance. I, transforms an ass into a
Lion. LII.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Nr Honeymoon Sly ui,c IA. CON.
"'necl To- use lndisn clubs N,r Tons
e'd Wen. % my vito u.ed asylb.ss
.',' 'han a rolling rln or broon,,
'''' ld set O. divorce blamed n.e.,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
ANCIENT IDOL FOUND.
DISCOVERIES RECENTLY MADE
IN KENTUCKY.

q Twelve Inch statas little AHair
Hearing = Close Resemblance 20 the
Idols Of the Essi-Not ussd bv ihs
indians.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

n our last week 3
iftuc. says the Co
lumbus ky En-
terprise. We referred
20 a discovery that
had recently been
made OF some hui
man bones. pottery
and an image.
which has the APP
pearanco OF an an-
cicnt heather idol.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

"A cART-RoPE lNiouITY" SUM-
DAYS SUBJECT.
Prom me Following Blbls Text, Isaiah.
Chapter 8. Verse isi "woe Unto
Thsm that SIN A. Il We're With a
ari-Rope"-viEilAnce Advised.

HERE are some In
lQultles that only
nibbie at the heaK.
After q lifetime OF
their work. the man
stlli stands upright
respected. and hon.
ored. These yer.
m In have not
strength enough q
gnaw through d
mans charar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

only he deserves freedom who has
day BY DAY to hght fcF !t--oeolhs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
Especial letter.

AHAH 70 |ANN ~
Pennsylvania has
dedicated 10 the
cause OF science rs
new astronomical
observatory r he
latter Is very suit
ably located on the
summit Of one OF
the hills immodi
atcly west OF the
city limits OF Phil
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
STORY OF THE STARS.
NEW INSTRUMENT ron Read
ING II:

mana
Fae University - nsyisanla'. Fine
Telescope n l. n onncsd one o.
the Mo.i Perfect yel Produced Ncrt
20 the Yerkra.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-11

Women, mothers of families, have nc
more right to live beyond their strength
than beyond their income.
The greatest injustice that women dc
themselves and their children is in put
ting off getting well. Headaches, ner-
vouspess, dyspepsia and melancholia Law
their leaden fingers over the whole house
hold,
Paines celery compound has driven
sickness and gloom from innumerable
homes, where some loved member was The
source of continual anxiety and even de-
spaiP. The constantly repeated successes
of this great inyigorator ia making peo-
pie we'll have reused many persons who
thought themselves destined unredeem-
ably to lives Of imperfect health to try
Paine's celery compound.
No one can read the following letter
without being inspired with confidence in
this great remedy:
$50 Elm street, Buffalo, n. Y, July %.
Abont eight years ago, after the birth
of a child, suffered terribly. could not
get help fronn over a dozen physicians to
whom l applied, and after receiving
treatment from the last doctor continual
ly for nine months, was Pronounced
cured and continued SO until the birth of
another child, when I was obliged to
com menoe doctoring again, although all
Imaginable treatments had been resorted
to without one particle of relief.
l WAS subject to neuTafgic troubles and
slightly rheumatic. and I became dis
couraged and melancholy, feeling that I
should never again be well woman.