[Postcard } 

[Argenteuil,] 24 June 1882 
Dear Frep, 

I got the REGISTERED LETTER yesterday; today I realised it in Paris. As 
a result of the present changeable weather I had an attack of muscu- 
lar rheumatism in the region of my hips; as a result of this and other 
things a sleepless night from the 22nd to the 23rd on account of severe 
pain. No food the next day (though absolved my sulphur inhalation 
at Enghien yesterday); Dourlen called in the evening and helped by 
embrocating me with laudanum; att right now as regards this 1- 
CIDENT, except that slight twinges of muscular rheumatism still persist. 

As regards Enghien the first question to be answered —for this 
depends upon the individual —is whether the local sulphur spring is 

@ residue-? Demuth-* A slip of the pen in the ms.: Marx probably means his 
daughter Eleanor. 

strong enough. Arattevents Reinhardt got rid of his bronchitis here, 
like Longuet before him. The latter was also at Cauterets *at an ear- 
lier time Jong before his marriage. Its height above the sea level 
1200-1400 métres about. I should be very glad if I should not want it 
for the bronchial catarrh; at all events Cauterets was out of the ques- 
tion for this time. Helen* will arrive at St Lazare gare ou” Longuet 
there to receive her.* 

Salut. 
Your 
Moor 

{On the side reserved for the address] 
F. Engels. Esq. 
122 Regent’s Park Road, 
London, N. W.