The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-09-05 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

VER. A Dale, dfepahli from Paris says that a man named Rauh..., Ilariamnd mninittell suicide on Wednesday iii eeneerownee of his being nom. rairicil. Ira was a waiter at the Caf4 Primo ol leaner,. Ilarmand paved the situation de.iustel which he terminated by suicide Mu money. Alphonse Daudet dee, ibex the Memo& adventures with Harms Fel was conntell iu his boot, Lss Bois Esil,  THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS 01 hie able and timely remerks the opening of the International Congests of Hygiene, at Ss. Yam.'• Loudon, Augott 10th, legl. the Pre. tr. se is ..... tial that they should enjoy Ms heat Ve, tens, Imt how ean t. pnblie hsalth be bat pewneted Clearly by et,li preventive measure* th,. ,ngrese meets to consider, and by reliable prevail. We sulgeit an example of the latter neegmity sae the =dads of all sr ho may reed it. Marge. Ille,and, a Throttle Nest Pan. solemnly end mitieergly declare as long.:— el he,— seg. re-1.1 my lir, from weak ...eh. pert, ',II but tys sihng never Seem to gain strength. I had • kr. taste in the mouth sad • earrings si.ing feeling the pit of my stomach. I had always pain after eating, no rnati.•- how •i male Lb. food was. My appetite 'rum and what little I ate did not seem to gi•e me strensLh. I had irce.t pain ,gthe cheat tides .4 felt WI if Isms held. hound round my waist. I wa• much troubled wi. sickness andvery often found ...until I vomited all the food .1 had Mk.. I felt low, week.and detired than Wave I went to beg. As ye,. went ma I became • cot., gay et. and prbee,arly the Ilite• of my eye. weed tinged of • yellowish colors and at times 1.. as 'elbow . • •overeign. In •umr., moo, my atoms,: tweamevery everything that I took turnt.l sour on my ...ash, Z.reash :17k rll'apari7uf-tiOril.:;all7.l and vomited at if my pror would come Neve. that I became a/armed and Rent for our duct, who attended me fee ten or twelve merits, but all the medicine he gave me did no good. , The daYor stemed petaled with my complaint sed , m. orsr and ever @gain, hot kill lg. woes° instosti of 1.1.. At hot I lost fsith in physic and gave up taking it. Now better. now worse, continued when my tillney• became afloat.- I laul dia.!. pain in the bark dad could not void my water. My akin war dry and hot. my lips parched and feverish After • time the wat. r lo,ged Rn bad •h. I thought I should have 41,1. I grew weaker and weaker eve, day, and felt that if • change did not soon take place my condition would be eriCsal, for the pain was more thou I could Leas I could not even hide to lie bed. and had to pet oat ef hell and walk about thn roam. I Is,. all kindeof medicines but trothins gave me rnorethan I ,I, n in thia miserable ...until December, it I 'prt better and gave me strength all psi. ia back and sideal,ft could now, ale, better and gradually gag, atrength every day, un.d by the time I had taken a !mtge. I wax het • m. t.nerer I Wa9 in my liFe. and by tsking an ea-national awe have since .gtia after every we,. nut I C.,. I If publidgew /hit mat...went where , pernitation tn the prgonst,ge - • ,larg...r h Mwland Ikmday the i,sh of 1.1. (SiglV.) 17401,. M. IVLIIA LII rissal, the hued.. of this led, le ae,oriwir and truth. Mrs. Morlargre ma/ady, to make it a duty to aire the wide. ! 11'11= .c.7tlZm"'t'e'Le.wl'n et.iot%'ll' the jos., of the':a'Zaty ea labia' Mi. Boyal I