[Postcard] . 
Argenteuil, 9 June 1882 

11 Boulevard Thiers 

Dear Frep, 

As you know, everywhere I go I must, like Tickers of Leave, report to 
the doctor nearest to the place where I first take up my abode.*?’ 
Yesterday, therefore, Examination by Dr Dourlen. *State of health 
exactly the same I left in which it was at Monte Carlo, As to the bron- 
chite, shall for a few weeks try the sulphurous waters of Enghien, 
about 15 minutes distance from Argenteuil; if this will not work, he 
wants to send me to the Pyrenées (Cauterets). (The same things had 
me already told by Dr Kunemann, who, in the last time, commenced 
to feed me with pastilles de sulphure.* A specialist? at Enghien is 
a special friend of Dr Dourlen to whom he will give me a letter. Gene- 
rally Dr Dourlen found the tone and strength of my body much other 
than when I left; he was even astonished that [ was in so good a con- 
dition after two* rechutes et apres 14 vésicatoires.° 

*Compliments to all. 

Old* Moor 

*Longuet brings me every evening the Standard, so useless to him. 
I have not yet written to the Gascon*??%; my cough warns me to be 
careful before seeing friends.* 

[On the side reserved for the address] 

Frederick Engels, Esq. 
122 Regent’s Park Road, 
London, N. W., Angleterre