Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-14

When lovers hopes within their hearts
you prison,
fly Out of sight and hearing; do not stop
To look behind and listen!
POSITION IN SLEEPING.-Sleep-
ing room. should always be so
arranged. if possible, to allow the
head Of the sleeper toward the
North. Frequently. in cases of
bickness. a person will find it im-
possible to- obtain rest If the head
is in any other direction, and often
cure is retarded for long time
IA Vienna physician had a patient
who was suffering from acute
fheumatism, with painful cramps
tunniny from the shoulders to the
Fingers; and while his head was
toward the South he could d.
bothing for his relief. On turning
fhe he'd. however. so that the head
was toward the North, the patient
Uttered expressions of pleasure,
Ind in Il few hours a great i'm
provement had taken place. and
n a few days he was almost en-
Eirely cured. Many other cases
bre given by scientific persons :;
bnd people. in building houses,
Fhould always have this in view.
TALLY one for st. Louis. A hotel
tlerk of the regulation style. hair
1srted i'm the middle, and not
|nuch addicted to the display of
kOurtesy, welded Il beautiful
kuuRy girl three weeks ago. The
)riie had a Younger sister. M re
beautiful than herself. and to her
khe new-fledged husband made
+ love. On New Years Day the
benedict and sister-in-law left
home to attend a party at Il
Friends house IA short distance in
|the country, and that was the last
heard OF them until n few days
bitter, when a telegram came to the
|wife, couched in these words: 1t
|wls too haSty. and [ have re-
|pented. Sis and l leave for Eu-
rope at noon." Now let US hear
from Chicago.
THE DEAD CONE TO LIFE. a
voudou priestess told New Or
leans mother that on the third
d,y after the death Of her only
daughter the young woman
would revive. The Republicnm
saws: The d,y named by the YOU
dou the mother was allowed to
visit the tomb. and at her request
the vault was opened. Suddenly
the sound of ui shrieks broke
upon the ear, and, tearing open
the coffin. the mother cla>ped her
irantic child in her 1rm-. She
had just come iD Ii ne; AN hour
later and the young lady would
have fallen a victim to the terri
Ole fate of being buried alive.
How did the voudOu know it?
AT Carlinville. ILL.,, a young hi-
Torced woman became engaged to
agehtiem wln, after 0verrom-
Ins many family objections to his
pursuit Of happiness, visited the
clerks office for the purpose of
Procuring the documents required
oy law to make him the possessnr
OF the treasure. While on his
Grand the guondam husband un-
eexnecteAly returned. confessed his
laaults. was forgiven. faded affer-
tlon Was restored. the marriage
CEREMONY was again performed,
ana the reunited couple left the
Village, and "no carjs" for the dis
'ppolnted suitOr.
THERE is one boy in Danhury.
says the NeaCs, who didn't get any
lung in his stocking, hristnaa
ne left Il pan of ashes on the front
sairs to follow an organ grinder
ana a moment later his indul.ent
tSt'er came rushing out # the
.,ht ,oht door and down the front
ss,oop. accompanied bv the pan
sna sI It's contents, and looking fol-
Sal the world like II real god rid
ms IN the clouds. For Il few min
ui Ges that hoy thought he had q
P"e driver for an ancestor.
,hA "A French correspondent says
stim a1. IN the Champagne country
.'t hu not sparkling wine is drank
y y the people, and this wine may
oouKht at the wine ShOns' for