The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-14
BEWARE OF SLEEPING DoUBLE.-A

persons sleeping two ina bed. They de-
clare that it leads, almost invariably, to
had blood between the parties, aud that
II is always more or less deleterious TO
health. DIR. Hall, in some of 1sAhygi-
enic essays. even taboos man aud wife
from occupying the same couch, and
very strongly condemns the too preva-
lent practice of old people sleeping with
children. But on no point does this new
school so well agree as upon that of men
Steering together. Females can do so
with little injnry-espeeially if they are
both of n tender and eluable tempera-
ment. Men are divided generally into
two elasses-tbe positive and the mega
tive-and the currents of electricity lead
ing from one to the other, during the
hours of somnolepee, are very inju-
rious. The man whose system is
highly charged with electricity, will over
charge the other. TINS producing weak
ness in one and injurious absorption Of
electricity in the other. The absorbing
powers of the system being very active
during sleep. the latent germs of disease
excrete themselves, and are liable to be
communicated to the bed-fellow by alb
sorptian. But in this particular region,
where the circumstances Of our new con-
dition render il very common for men to
sleep together, the effect upon the tenn
per is interesting to know. The Laws
of Life a medical authority, says:
More quarrels arise between brothers,
between sisters, between hired girls, be-
tween school girls, between clerks in
stores. between apprentices, between
hired men, between husbands aud wives,
owing to electrical changes, through
which their nervous systems 60 by lodg-
ing together night after night under the
same bed clothes, than by any other dis
turbing cause. There Is nothing that
will so derange the nervous system Of a
person who Is eliminatiye in nervous
force, rs To lie all night IN bed with an
other person who is absorbent in nervous
force. The ahsorber will go to sleep
and rest all night, while the elimiBator
will be tumbling and tossing, restless
and nervous, and wake up in the morn
ing fretful. peevish, f~ault-hnding and
discouraged. No two persons, no matter
who they are, should habitually sleep
together. One will thrive and the other
will lose. This is the law; and ia mar.
RED life it is deiied almost universally
WHITE CLrME.-We had plenty Of
weather during the past "a hours. White
Piners. having paid their money, could
take their choice. An Alabama rustic
would define il as M 'ingitting ontabout'
spell. II bowed big guns all Sunday
night. followed by floods of rain in spas
modic stretks. Then it hailed stones Of
size, then n little more rain;
then Eolus blew his Internal horn, n
horrid blast; then a resting lapse of short
duration, next comes a spiral column,
lifting mp things from the saturated
earth. like a corkscrew breachinR a bot
tie; now the embattled elements Of hea,-
en- charge the empyrean host, whilst anon
the dread artillery pours forth its thun-
der amid the lnrid flashes ut decorating
lightning-ihe whole terminating In n
grand meteorological tahlean followed by
a dense fall of the unhridled ruin. We
only lacked n first-ciass earthquake to
complete the grandeur and finish OF the
scene. But the second act WIS an eknot
imitation of the first aud so on dow TO
the present writing. IL was weather
snch rs makes sretches. guilty of secret
and nndivulged crimes, tremble for their
sins. All the powers of heaven admon-
ish White Piners to join the church ant
repent. and yet the reverend Mr.. Slnat
is abaut In leave this peeeant field In
the meantime We will have to stand 1t,
and exemplify in our endurance the mot
to Of Nevada, 'uoios ct potens, willing
and able.
PoLITIcAL KSocK-DowN 1t does nj
take much to get up a frst-class excite
ment on Main street, nowadays. The
public pulse is feverish. and the least
sensation produces n stampede. One OF
the Democratic candidates at the late
charter election got on a bit. OF a tlme
yesterday. and the whisky famed into
fighting flame an impression that II Ger
tain saloon keeper had thrown him of al
the polls. In this mood, he armed I'M
self with a powder flask and a stove-pipe
hat. and proceeded to the bar kept by
his man. He fatty accused him OF
treachery. whereupon the har-keepel
fatty knocked him down. The claret
flowed freely from that portion of the sa'
loon where il should not be tapped.
ANFi NuiItN bttitff Fhhif ny Wv
aud the elegant tile was rolling rough
aud tumble on its own hook. on the
floor. A crowd rushed in and the par
ties were separated. No arrests, as iai
as we conld learn.
STRUCK THE RIoHr PLAcE.-A dilapl'
dated old soldier who looked as II he
had been on a burst since the com
mencement of the war, entered n law
yer's office on Main street. last night
and asked if supper was nearly ready
The forensic talent assembled in I'M
office Mt the time quizzed the vlsltol
un~sparingly. There happened to be {
vessel of water ON the stove, and TN
seeker after a meal would first look in
tently at that and then Mt the shelves O
books. He was in a drunken quandary
not knowing what to make of the place
At length he produced n roar by observ
ing: When / look at the boiling pot,
think I'm in the right place; but whei
/ look at the books ] think I'm in d
law Office. So Cunning to the lawyer
Ill give you the benefit of the doubt AM
leave, before | get into more trouble
TERMINATED FATALLY.-Several day
since, we announced that n woman calle'
Pauline Williams had taken a large dos
OF morphine for the purpose of endinI
her existence. This was Mt Treasur
City. Since that time she was brough
down here. and has been living s%ufferin
from the effects of the poison, ut n hous
on Dunn street, next door east of Treas
ure. At the time of taking the MOI
phine. physicians were summoned an,
her stomach was pumped out and friC
uon, necessarily for "a hours. resorte,
To- But It wonld seem that the poiso,
mad executed its work. She LINGERIE
Sh'ii Yesterday afternoon. when she died
one was about % years of age, and on
more unfortunate"
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