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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

The Prussians have taken Przasnysz by
storning the consonants The solitary vowel
then fell without resistance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

An anti-sunragist asks the New York Sun
whether the men win permit the women to
rule them 1t Is not a question OF permis-
sion. but OF getting along under feminine
rule as best they may
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

The Allies have proclaimed a naval block
ade of German East Africa They may be
expected TO blockade German Samoa next.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

Women police officers In Chicago are called
copettes, but they have not yet begun to call
the husbands OF suffragists husbandettes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

Warden Osborne says that the cells in Sins
Sing prison are not Mt for pigs But they
were not built for pigs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

Shoes with cotton soles may be followed by
shoes made without any leather at all.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
Father Against Son

Roberts now saw that he must have politi-
cal power to make money. With his father
ruined-DoctOr Roberts declares that his
sons ventures caused him 70 lose S75. .000-and
tho estate Of his wife. assessed at $50 600. yir-
tuaIy gone. the engineer-eontractor looked
toward politics as his salvation. He nnally
became the big independent leader Of vigo
County His battle against the former Mayor
ana Teha g Lamb haa attracted many citi-
zens. aho believed he was beins pelltically
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
SOL M. WHITE BUYS
THE F. J. BALTz STORE

A deal was closed first Of this
week IN which 5. M. White pur.
chased the entire merchandise stock
OF +. j. Baltz. Ia the deal Mr..
White trades his farm which "a
located near Maynard and valued
at something like 10000. Mr. Baltz
retires from the mercantile business
and will devote his time to farming
aud dealing m real estate. We
understand Mr. White will retain
ID. ID. Mondy aud the other clerks
formerly employed by Mr.. Baltz.
The Star Herald hopes that the
deal will prove 10 bg of mutual ben.
eft to all concerned.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
FATAL SHOOTING IN
UNION TOWNSHIP

a fatal shooting occurred near
Cedar Grove in Union township
Iast Thursday. George Marriott, a
farmer, shot a man by the name
Of Alex Kimbro from the effects
Of which the latter died a few hours
later.
We have been unable to learn any
Of the particulars regarding the sad
affair, except that Kimbro wa.
working tor Marriott and the men
became involved in a difficulty.
A trial was had IN Esq. l. +,
James court and Marriott was ac
quilted, it being tue verdict Of the
iury that the defendant was justi'
lied IN killing Klmbro.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Baptist Association

Following Is the program for the
State Liue Baptist Association,
Fifth Sunday meeting, 20 meet with
Wits Chapel Baptist ch urch, May.
nard, Arkansas, October 30, 1915.
FRIDAY night 1880 o'clock, Intro.
ductory Sermon-Rey. J \ Ali.
sou.
Saturday, $3.50 a IN, "Whst is
Eternal Life aud How Obtained
Revs. j w Harvey, Washington
Savage.
10 a m "How to Meet our As.
socIational NeeGs"-Rey. T. I
Lincoln.
IL m Sermon-Rev. II G
kirkpatrick.
1880 p m "John's Baptism,
"Was it Christian Baptismg If Not
Why NotY-Revs. 1 J Looney,
I homas Allison.
SPIN "The Worth and Place of
the Womans'M Missionary UuIon in
our Baptist work"-Mrs Lizzie
Maynard, Rev J A Allison.
$3.50 ? m Question box open 10
all.
Explanation of Rev 2:O5 5- Rev
w A Cummins.
7pm Devotional meeting Bro.
Tobe ChasJain.
7:l5 p m "Christain Educatlon''
Rev G Il Watkins.
SPIN Sermou-Rev J w Harvey.
SUNDAY
$3.50 IN Devotional meeting
Bro w + Taylor.
9:45 m Sunday School Rally
Bros. W 5 Looney, J Q Pond.
IL m Sermon Rev J A Wheat,
ly. r
The committee and church here
invites all the churches to send
messengers and urge that all come
TO remain to the close.
John ID. Kerley,
g. II. Carter,
|. j. Looney,
Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15

groceries aud feed; M. l.. Vermilye,
hotel furnishings; G. f. Shannon
IL Co., general merchandise; rooa.
hontas Times, printing plant; Prln-
gle Drug Co., building wrecked and
part of stock destroyed; Mrs. Ella
Schoonover, two brick store build.
ingsi 4. n. Ellis, office fixtures
and law library.
A conservative estimate would
place the total loss at probably
$40, 900 all Of which was partially
coverd by insurance, except the
property Of Attorney Il. n. Ellis.
Mr. Lewallen has moved the
goods saved from his store to the
south room Of the Jansen ana era
yens building where he will con.
tlnue business until he can get more
commodious quarters; Wall Broth.
ers have opened up temporarily in
the Peters building, just south Of
Lewallens; Prihgle Drug Co Is
moving INTO the Kline building.
Cleo Davis, who occupied the Kline
building with moving picture
theatre and confectionery stand, is
moving to the opera house.
We understand that all the build
Ings which were destroyed will be
rebuilt aud that work to this end
will begin as soon as the insurance
Is adjusted.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Our Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
and renewals from the following
since our last issue:
Frank Allison, Alex Martin, +
b Allison, T B Jones, w A Looney
Mrs A M Sullivan, Mrs J o Daily,
p b Eskridge, Lum Spikes, w L
Lindsey, J II Rhyme, Mrs Joe
Kemper, Henry Higginbotham, r
II Westmoreland, Otis Leathers, S
G Payne, NJ A Beaver, J w Simp-
son, Mrs NJ Wicker, } w Ellis, M
N King, Chess Bigger, JAS WIsner,
7 d King, J ID Pope, Il J. Broad
way, w T Stokes, J 5 jackson, Pc.
ter Foster, Ohn Thompson, 5 G
Waymon, J B Gullett, e M Hack
worth, j NJ Dame, Mrs Kate Brown,
J i Carroll, J A Jarrett, II B Mul.
len, J G Johnston. J l. Preston,
James Hurn, Elba Bellqb, A G
Gray, Mrs John Thomas, Sam
Stout, A } Lemmons, S II Parker,
Rev I A Bowen, II NJ Barden, A
Q Brown, 3 } Knots, Mrs Thena
Amos, w II PhIpps, } p Dunkhp,
f. NJ Daniels, A L Muucje, Y
Jarvis, Martin Quinn, + r Hicks,
! N Looney, Jonce Beaver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
In Memory of Mont Evans

Son of Martin aud Anna Evans.
On Oct. 7tb, 1915, the pure spirit
of little Mont was waited to It's
heavenly home. For a little more
than three short years, he was the
Joy and light of the home.
Dear parents, "It IS well with
the child, grieye not as those who
have no hope, he cannot come back
to you, but you can go to him"
A flower from the nursery of thy
love is blooming now IN Gods
beautiful garden. The funeral was
conducted by Brother Fowler. The
remains were inferred in Maynard
cemetery.
"But this lovely bud, so young and
fair
Hence called by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet a
flower
In Paradise might bloom"
Ella Maynard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
OLD SETTLERS HAVE
SPLENDID MEETING

The eighth annual reunion of the
old settlers ct Randolph county wa
held in Pocahoutas Tuesday of this
week. A large crowd was IN attend
ance and IL was expressed 10y many
that this was the most successful
one ever held. Perfect order pre-
varied during the entire day and in
the matter OF serving the dinner, il
is said that no large crowd Of peo-
pie was ever taken care of in a
more orderly manner. There was
plenty for al and to spare aud If
anyone went away hungry il was
osrtainly not the fault of those who
had the. dinner in charge. The
c)mnlt,ees worked hard and faith
fully and are deserving Of much
praise for the success Of the occa-
siou.
Atll o'clock Judge j. w. Meeks
delivered an address Of welcome,
which was appreclatad very much
by the audience. The response was
made by Chas. G.. Johnston, OF
Success, a former citizen of Ran.
dolpb county, which was also we'll
received by the large crowd present.
A splendid musical program was
rendered by local talent, which was
enjoyed very much by the old peo.
pie.
The afternoon program was cut
short on account of the threatening
weather. An address by Herbert
Price, Fifty Years Ago, and Now,
aud a solo by Miss Katie Long,
"Silver Threads among the Gold, y
aud a short talk by Capt. d. w.
Reynolds, were special features of
the afternoons entertainment.
Taken all Ia all the occasion was
worth much more than 1t cost and
We are glad that " Is the will of
the old settlers to hold each annual
reunion ig Pocahontas in the fu.
ture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Nlnety-0nc Years Old

Uncle Jim Hurn of Swarts was in
the city first Of the week and paid
us a pleasant visit. He also re-
NAMED over for the Old Settlers
meeting Tuesday. Uncle jim ia
81 years Of age-probably the old
est man in the county, and bids fair
TO reach the lOO-mark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
A Debate

At Coffmau school house, 2 miles
south of Portla, on Tuesday, Oct.
26, 1915, and continuing four days,
Ed. w. A. Goodwin (Christian) Of
Maynard, Ark and Ed. Elan
Hall (Baptist) of Little Rock, Ark,
will be engaged in religious dis
cussion. Let everybody come to
hear the arguments and weigh the
same by the Bible. Lay all preju'
dice and malice aside and honestly,
carefully, aud prayerfully seek the
truth to know the truth and to ac-
oept the truth and then the "Truth
will make you free" All invited.
r. M. Bailey.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Public Notice
To an whom II may concern:

To all whom II may concern:
On account OF the great misfor
tune To me in the loss by hre OF
my eutire law Office aud furnishings,
together with all papers o. eyery
kind and character whatever, in.
cluding all my personal notes, fire
insurance and life Insurance and re
ceipts, as well as all such papers
and legal documents left with me
by my clients and friends, ] am TAX
this method TO announce TO them
this loss, aud to say TO each and
every one who lost valuable papers
m this way in my office, to please
call to see me aud ] sand ready TO
assist you in obtaining duplicates
of these papers.
Parties whose notes held, pay
able either to myself or others, who
will kindly come forward and give
the notes again in the stead Of the
ones lost in this fire, will render me
under lasting obligations.
have been kindly offered office
room with several of my brother
lawyers, and | will for a short time
continue my legal business IN the
office of some one of them.
Yours truly,
+. Newton Ellis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES SWEEP
POCAHONTAS BUSINESS BLOCK

Fire, which broke out in the Court
Square Hotel at $3.50 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, DESTROYED
the entire block on the south side
of court square. 1t is not known
how the nre originated. People
were awakened from their slumber,
by the fire alarm, TO see flames
leaping high from the hotel, and
although a rush was made for the
scene II was too late to save any.
thing Of value from the building
A small part of the stock of Walls
store and Lewallen's Grocery was
carried out aud saved, though pro.
badly damaged to some extent. lu
addition to the hotel, six brick
store buildings were destroyed by
the fire and the building Of the
Prngle Drug Company was wreck
ed by an explosion caused by the
intense heat from the adjacent burn
ing buildings. The shock of the
explosion was terrific and was felt
all over town, and so strong was
the force that the plate glass WIN.
dows in the Randolph County Bank,
located just across the street from
the Pungle building, were shattered
The principal losers in the fire
are as follows:
VIM. DeClerk, hotel and four
store buildings; Wall Bros, general
merchandise; Lewallen Grocery Co.,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Singing Convention

The Randolph County Singers
Association will meet with the
Brakeblll class, near Middlebrook,
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 90, at 3
o'clock p. m. All officers, leaders
and delegates are urged TO be pre-.
sent. A splendid program has been
arranged for the afternoon, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Quorum Court Meeting

The Randolph County Quorum
Court will meet at the court house
in the town Of Pocahontas on
Wednesday, Oct. ~, 1918, at 10
a. m. for the purpose of levying the
taxes for 1916.
g. f. Pringle,
7 70 County Judge.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
PRESIDENT WILSON
WILL MARRY AGAIN

Announcement has been made that
President Woodrow Wilson and
Mrs. Norman Gait, a wealthy wild
ow Of Washington, will marry in
December. President Wilson's
former wife died in july, 1913. The
President is 50 years OF age; Mrs.
Gait is 3s.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15
Baker Will Run

Oscar Baker, a splendid young
man of Dalton will enter the race
for tax assessor at an early date.
Watch for his announcement.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-15

Mrs, Arthur Lindsey is visiting
relatives at MIddlebrook this week.
Hon. Perry Nettle Of Dalton was
in town Tuesday gnlngling with the
old settlers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02

ellie u pulse cette joie, ellie en- a
l'apre. saveur jusqu'a la lie.
toutes ses aspirations, dams
toutes ses r6alisations ellie a mon
tr6, pendant un demi steele rempli
par son extraordinaire activite, le
parti pris d'etre ardemment, super
bement excessive.
Ce paroxysme confirm a pu in
quieter les pharisiens, d6concerter
les simples d'esprit ct irriter les
m6diocres. II men a pas moins
fait de Sarah Bernbardt la repre-
rentante la plus autoris6e non seu-
lement au theatre mails dams toute
la vie ext6rieure du go1t pour
Impossible ct lie p6rilleux qui est
une DIES caract6ristiques de notre
race. La scene ne lui a jamais
stuff; ellie a rev6 la glolre de la sta
tuaire, celle de la Literature. Ellie
a etc cyranesqce.. Et ST trop de
curiosit6. de soucis, trop de devoirs
car ellie s'est d6pens6e pour les
autres avec une prodigalit6 royale
-ront rattach6e a la terre, 81 ellie
ma fait que traverser la vote lac
tee comme lie h6ros de M. Rostand,
on peut dire gu'elle. est revenue
CONNIE lui lie visage a jamais 6mer.
veill6, les yeux pleins dune pous-
siere d'astres.
CAMILLE LIE SENNE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02

New-York, 81 mars.-Le "Gua-
temala", qui a quite New-York,
mardi await a bord une am
bulance de campagne portative
ccnsign6e a l'h6pital AMERICAN de
Paris. Cette ambulance a etc
achet6e au gouvernement des
Etats-U nis par la soci6t6 de la
Croix Rouge an6ricaine au prlx
de dix mile dollars qui ont etc
fournis par trois personnes anony-
mes.
On Cit que le besoin de cette
ambulance Sc fera prochalnement
sentir car on s'attend, avec lie prin-
temps, a I'm enlargement dams les
position des arm6es en- France Oh
des combats auront lieu dams des
reggie MS d6vast6es.
L'ambulance envoyee en- France
pese 5000 kilos, peut etre trans
port6e sur trois camions automobi-
les ct peut abriter lO8 bless6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02
DULUTH, MINI.
Chronique

La retraite DIES danes ct demoi-
selles de la paroisse st Jean-Bap-
tiste s'est termin6e dimanche der
nier dams un elan de pi6t6 admira-
BILE. La Communion Generate
amena a la Ste Table au-dela de
600 retraitantes, Danes de Ste An
ne ct Danes Forestieres, Demoi-
selles de l'Immacul6e Conception
ct Enfants de Marie, portant les
livr6es de leur Congregation res
pective ct toutes recueillies dams
une priere fervente ct dams lie SOU
venir DIES beaux jours passes. Edi-
faint spectacle! meres, 6pouses ct
jennes files, Giles venaient en- face
de l'autel formuler leurs g6n6reu-
ses resolutions ct METRE lie sceau
eucharistique a leur volont6 6prise
de sacrifice ct de devoir. L'apr4s-
midi, a 3 hrs, l'6glise s'emplissait
de nouveau du fot montant des re-
traitantes avides d'entendre les
derniers conseils du r. P. Mission
naire. Cette derniere heure:: de la
r~etraite fut radieuse CONNIE lie So
leil du bon Dieu qui dorait les vi
traux du temple. Les visages ray
onnaient la joie dune conscience
en- paix CONNIE les mile ampoules
6lectriques du .sanctuaire rayon-
naient leur douce ct %attirante plan
deur; les ames respiraient la pi6t6
avec les parfums d'enceas ct les
occurs vlbraient a l'unisson des
voix enfantines ct de l'orgue m6lo-
dieux. Quill faisait bon d'6tre Ia.
pres du Tabernacle, au milieu de
cette foule fervente, sous lie char
me dune 6loquence s%aisissante!
Et quel ravissant tableau pr6sen
terent les files de ]'6cole portant
voiles blancs ct couronnes de mar
guerites, lorsqu'elles different en-
procession a travers les rangs pres
s6s de leurs m6res ct de leurs
s@urs CONNIE pour recueillir leurs
resolutions ct leurs d6sirs, puts
vinrent, deux a deux, s'aligner au-
tour de Verge Immacul6e ct Ia, de
leurs voix fra1ches, chant6rent lie
cantique toujours nouveau "Bonne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02

Malone, of6ffrant en- meme temps
leurs couronnes ct leurs cgurs.
Bien DIES larmes COHERENT, Iarmes
de douces emotions ct de joie que
seule la religion peut donner.
lie r. P. Missionnaire, en- un
Language de feu ct de occur, f6licita
les retraitantes de leur pieux en-
pressement aux exercices de la
sainte huitaine ct de leur coop6ra-
ton soutenue a la grace de la re-
traite. II leur indiqua les quatre
moyens intfdillibles de persev6ran-
ce dams les BONES dispositions &C
tuelles: la pri6re, la communion
fr6quente, la fuite DIES occasions ct
la devotion a la Verge Marie. Ii
leur recommanda la tdeht6 pnrois-
Stale: Sc grouper autour de pegli-
Sc ct de p6cole de la pdroisse, vivre
de sa vie, soutenir ses @uvres, fire.
quenter ses Offices, s'adjoindre q
ses Congregations, VOLTA les de-
volrs des Condolences Franchises
de Duluth. "Et maintenant, dit
il dune voix 6mue, il me fault vous
gutter. ST j'ai fait quelque bien
a vos ames, veuillez vous souvenir
de moi dams vos pri6res 500"
Oui, les danes ct les demoiselles
de l'eglise st Jean Baptiste Sc
souviendront du R. P. Lafamme.
Files Sc souviendront de ses con-
sells pratiques, de sa parole rele-
vante. de ses exposes .%saisissants
DIES grandes v6rit6s du salut; Giles
sc souviendront ct leur reconnai-
sance pour lie d6vou6 missionnaire
les conduira solvent au pied de
rautel de la Verge Marie. Une
Venerable aieule r6sumait bien les
impressions de cette cloture de re-
traite: "Une heure CONNIE celle-
eli, disait-elle a la sortie de I6glise,
ca fait oublier bien DIES tristesses".
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02

Apres chaque repas, prenez deux
Pilules Moro, puts la Motto dun
grand verre d'eau chaude. Les Pr
Jules Moro sont un auxiliaire actif
de Pestomac ; Giles facilitent la
digestion ct assimilation des ali
ments.
VOLTA la faeon rationnelle pour
les hommes qui souffrent de Pes
tomac, de recouvrer force ct sante ;
VOLTA lie remede qui engendre ct
d6veloppe p@nergie creatrice de
toutes les grandes chooses, ct VOLTA
aussi lie moyen qua employs avec
success M. Thomas Seabourn, de
Montreal. IL dit
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02
La Legion d'Honneur pour
SOeur ThereSe

Je soussign6, chef de battalion
d'infanterie, br6vet6 d;6tat-majo1
ct commandant actuellement lie
....e battalion du -. e regiment
territorial, declare avoir la convic-
ton d'avoir 6t6 sp6cialement pro-
teg6 dams les circumstances suivan-
ties: lie 26 septembre 1914, COM
mandant pour la journ6e lie ....e
regiment territorial, je fus bless6
vers $50 h. dun bale a l'6paule.
J'eus impression que cette bles-
sure 6tait DIES plus l6geres, que Sr
Th6rese de IEnfant-J6sus m'avait
prot6g6, ct je pus continner a com
mander lie regiment jusqu'a $50 h.
du soir. Or, il en- r6sulte dune
kaleidoscope fate a l'h6pi:al auxili-
aire de la rue Pilet- Will, a Paris,
fate a Evreux, que cette bale,
apres avoir l6gerement efHeur6 la
clavicule, s'est arret6e a la base du
cou, sa pointe sur la colonne vert6-
brale, apres avoir frott6 l'artere
carotide ct lie nerf pneumogastri-
que. En- presence de la radiogra-
phie, un medecin dit: "C'est une
bale miraculeuse: je dis miracu-
leuse!"
J'atteste aussi qu'au cours de ce
combat, ayant invoqu6 la "Petite
Fleur', dams un moment DIES plus
pour lie regiment, je Wis
ma troupe 6chapper au danger qui
la menacait.
Ma famille ct moi ayant recu
plusieurs faveurs d6ja de S@ur
Th6rese de rEnfant-J6sus, je n'h6-
site pas=a croire que j'ai etc, ainsi
que mes soldats, protege par ellie,
lie 26.
C'est p%ourquoi, CONNIE preuve
de ma conviction ct de ma recon
Nuisance, avant de retou7ner au
front, je prize lie CARMEL de Lisieux
de vouloir bien accepter la croix de.
Legion d'honneur que je portals
au combat lie 26 septembre~
Ces quelques traits pulses dams
DIES dossiers qui s'augmentent cha
que Jour ranimeront la confance
envers Humble Carm6lite, 81 bon
ne pour tous ceux qui l'invoquent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02
Nlainfenanf, IL Sc sent Feston,ac solide ct est tout a fat
hien pOrfanf.

"Je ne sails pour quelle raj
son, moi qui avais toujours
mango avec app6tit ct avais
toujours bien diger6, j'en
suis venu a. tant souffrir de
Iestomac. A cause de celia,
je ne travaillais qu'avec pei
ne, ct encore. Toute Ia jour-
nee j'etais NAL a false, je me
sentais gonf6,j'avais des suf-
locations, des renvois, des
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, des maux
de tete ct des douleurs ales-
tomac. De plus, mes forces
avaient beaucoup diminue.
Apres quelques mois de Get
6tat, je suis all6 voir les Me-
deems de la Compagnie Me-
dicale Moro, ct je suis main
tenant on ne peut plus salts
fait des bons conseils recue
ct du remede present., les
Pilules Moro. C'est en- toute
sinc@rit@ que je le declare,
car aujourd'hui, je me porte
tres bien; quelques bottles de
Pilules Moro mont refaitfort
CONNIE autrefois Giles mont
remis l'estomac ce quill etait,
c'est-a-dire solide, ct mont
debarrasse de tout ce qui me
faisait souffrir. Thomas Sea-
bourn, 70 rue Saint-Augus-
tin. Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-04-02

Mangez lentement, masti-
quez bien vos ailments, plus
meme que vous ne lie feriez 81
vous 6tiez bien portant. Plus
longtemps l'aliment demeure
dams la bouche, moins il reste
dams Pestomac. Ne buvez pas
en- mangeant ; 81 votre nourri-
ture est particulieremen tseche,
prenez quelques gorgees au
plus d'eau claude apres votre
repas. Les estomacs dyspep-
tiques supportent Acknowledgement
mieux Palimentation solide
que celle qui est trop liquide.
Ne buvez nj trop chaud nj
trop froid.
Ne mangez pas plus que lie
demande votre constitution. II
vault mieux roster I'm peu sur
votre appetit, 81 la digestion
est Acknowledgement dificile.
Ne vous livrez jamais a I'm
exercice violent, mental gu
physique, avant de vous met
tire a table GU immediatement
apres avoir mango.
Ne prenez jamais plus de
trois repas par jour, ct que lie
dernier soft toujours tres leger.
Pour beaucoup de dyspeptiqr
deux repas quotidiens doivent
fire.
Ne prenez jamais rien entire
repas. Ne vous mettez jamai
table 81 vous 6tes tres fatigue
@puis6 par un travail quelconq
Evitez toujours de prendre DIES
ments 81 vous 6tes sous lie coup
quelque irritation GU de ira
graves.
Bornez-vous aux ailments d.
digestion facile, ecartez les N
compliqu6s ct lourds ct ne touc
jamais a plus dun on deux p.
par repas.