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rne Leading c,e,s,nu Hou-. o, na,i.-

Il. NJ. Kann Il Bro. Justly claim this
egotistieal title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clot hing in the city OF Dial
las, and as good as is kept In Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
lions. They also X Ell first-elass
stock OF lnen's fur sting goods. con
sisting OF compete stock of meils
hats, which they make u speciality Of
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep en- hand the most conn
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view of the
above stern facts, we. can cheernl.ye
recommend All OF our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock. and we feel cont
hdent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce +. NJ. Kahn &c Bros.
the leading clothing house
Ia
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1'hl'y afternoon, the Mexican
''''"tr ia-s"ed a big yellow dog
courthouse square, and with
''''nee Of another man was
.'Ns aim INTO the wagon. Ashley
'-'''hs him up be made vicious
'l'' ''lght Levi, the Mexican,
'Shi hand, and shook It ne
80 Is Was rat. He bit and
g. 'n a terrible manner, and
.D' ""1dtowaris hlrn. liy some
~ - wa got loose, when he made
''' '"e assistaut's arm and bit
- 'lTAugh, mangllng the flesh
- ". Jeffrey Martin. who was
-. " Shen The accident occurred,
~ ''' aud be- dressed their lnju-
4. 'Ae dog was frothing at the
ADJ VI is feared he was rabid.
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the Pine Arts.

II must not be supposed that all men
who are in the grasp OF the law, are
devoid Of artistic taste. Yesterday we
were shown two handsome charts,
painted in water-colors, which were
executed 10y the prisoner Dill, who is
under sentence and waiting for mo-
ton for new trial, which Is now be-
fore the higher court. The charts are
we'll executed, and show considerable
ability. DIN male present of them
To Judge Thurmond, who gave one Of
them TO a little girl friend of his.
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referring TO the above the under
sigged take occasion 20 thank the
friends of the old firms of Marsalis *
Underwood, and of w. c. Howard, for
Their past favors, and 10 notify thefn
that we have this day formed co.
partnership, under the firm name of
Marsalis * Howard, and will continue
business at the old stand OF Marsalis "
Underwood, Dallas. w. c. Howard
VIII discontinue business at Fort
Worth after July lst next.
T. l.. MARSALIs.
". G. HOWARD.
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The Masonic Female institute held
their closing examination last Thurs.
day. Hon. ). b. simpson, OF this city,
delivered the annual address, which is
spoken Of ~ follows hy the Messenger:
"Alr. J. r.. Simpson, Of Dallas, de-
i!vered the address. Ii contained
many practical hints TO educational
isjs, Vas smooth In dictinn. and re-
plete with sentiments betitting such an
occasion. Mr.. simpson II "a talented
young meInber Of the Dallas bar, and
n gentleman OF fine literary attain.
meuts.r
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VIZ l'fe'; the attention Of dealers,
80 ahd vim men, To the adver-
,4eli % 'be auove splendid tie.
'''m it. splendid qualities Ne
co. 3a.sd uail.ug facility, it Ia ia
''nl' of gentlemen In this
y SHOW ossgh word as fail. Mr..
'''' We state representative, a.
" i...rs. schneider 4 Davis,
NV. 7srHt- here. are tasiness men
" highest character Tor enterprise
'".r's,loe Wrstrougly com.
'd iac ur t1 cog friends.
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nnrnr,t = hiInntricn

We direct attention 60 thb enlarged
advertismemeut of the above firm.
the new lessees OF the state peniten tia.
~, which appears to-day. We learn
that 1t Is their purpose TO establish u
repository for the sale of their goods
Ia Dallas, nj an early day. We are
quite confident that the enterprise
would pay handsomely.
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Comfy Iggtu..

The county treasurer states that he
will De prepared to pay the July cou-
Pons 0f the courthouse bonds when
they fall due. The amount Is $1,000,
lie is also prepared to pay warrants
drawn on the road fund, and all regis
tered scrip Up to No. COS.
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We are pseased to learn, ~ We do from
G. c. Dewey. Of Plano, that the depart.
ment has made that a money order
Office This viii prove a great con g.
uiyuce' 10 the good people Of that
thriving little town. The arrange.
meut goes into effect July first. We
congratulate our friends there.
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The fOuogcst ue-perado on Record
only Nisr NenrS old.

We are indebted to Captain u. H.
Grove for the following The captain
was ia Van Alstiuo, day before yester-
day While talking to some gentle
men In store, a farmer came ia who
was searching for stolen horse. The
farmer stated that a Toy who had the
appearance Of being about seven year,
OF age, but who in fact was nine,
caught tie horse, mounted him and
rode him Of ont Of the county where
he lived. The farmer had been fol.
lowing him Tor sometime, aud has
learned that this {. not his first at
tempt at horse-stesling, A. he was re-
leased from tie Dgnisuu Jail only
few days before, where he Lad been
confined on the same charge hut
OWING to his youth, he had been turn
ed loose. lie il preparing 10 stretch
hemp.
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Nr EsU O.. Wolfe, cotton and wool
at'l Inl commission merchant OF
l..,iuu, h. now the general state
rHf mr tine celebrated revolving
-sli t.u, manufactured by the Daniel
ni iuu company Of Prattsvi.ie, Ala.
sm1. .Hr largest mandatory ~ aius
'AH world, This gia has long been
Hyorts with the planters Of the
Hheru states and Texas, and il " now
'ry.sly year. since Mr. Pratt made
10 df.. siH. since which he has kept
'rs.ib lHs Times in improving il,
'.F -aIr, are very large. pratt's re-
wing head cotton price four
'nr and lfty cent. per saws the
J,a.Ht Improvement ~ the age IN
t''n -.r- aud has been Ia Use, with
rs-ate-, abstraction, for the pat
f -.1s'u, The revolving heai and
h'. give periec,Iy stability 20 the
% and destroys the friction between
rnd' ~ thc roll ~ cotton and the
AH OF the cutt.u b0x. These are
'AnIagg- which cannot be secured
TIDE ordinary gin. The revolving
'l likewise i.fitens the draft, enA-
At zoe rut1 run faster and with
HWrs power, while the seed
"R Euual very close, Increases the
-,-' of ,Dr stable, thus producing
'h "i % higher market value.
'l.fr- BOO need OF Eins this season
'''f 'fy the pratt Revolving Head
The rmt, Gin company are
"'NiuE An entirely new, simple
".st excellent feeder aud con-
~ which works spIeudidly with
Elu-, aud are pronounced by
'''iifuCed plssters 10 be a !
VERY RESPECT The condenser II
''''' Ham tive ordinary condenser.
1',- noe merely condense the
''n' Zoo BE- s1 arranged "a to rid It
ell dust
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A card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and iDdiscretions OF youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay loss of man
hood, etc, will send a receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary IN South America. Send a
self-addressei. envelope to the Rev.
Joseph Iuman, Station d, Bible Home,
New York Eity.-- I'll sc pt2s- et q W.
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Centaur
Lininn entS.

oaa Kind tor the Human Family.
The Other Tor iorses ana Animal.
These Lininicui, are simply ~. ,ssi.,i,f al
Tie world. Their cgec;z are little l,ss than.
faarv-ilosss.
i.c " Liie Lininneut L. Tor the human,
l1". ny ~ Viii drive El.ufuaIistu. rs.-iaf4s
ahd ns aE4.l gis from the systsu: enc Lug..
Naso' lll4tiiins. Lex JAN. Palsy, It.E. an
moe tstancuu> Erupilons: u eEfrE.fs frf--t
Eo4h 'TIsea hands ami feci, ana ths poison
oi ultes ana sling OF yenufuotl- r,atst sf.. ff
S,-biu.'s sse4ings, auL allevlai.a- uaIfI -
every END. " iGeD spraislE or Ur4t-.- t,t-l.ft-
u - tlle most i'oten remedy ever sf~eg.s,si
20 heat tac Injured pals. The C..iffalr 10
Intent j. usei with great s;fiea.- - 80.
ILInat. lf-lfhu-ia,, CtL.sft gsfea.f. Face
~" wax baek. Ihe following is bat : sam.
pi" OF the numerous t.silfluuIa.-
isDIAsA HossE. len. Co. Ind. Nav u L.
mink IL ny duty to inform you thai [.
Ls.Fc hlNfffH much with strssTfIg - 81 l,sr.I
S...''s- A e" bottles Of CsEtaur LiuIiEcft
f.'a lro-Is these -sg.lllnes ~ 40 ri ~. s.,
! ,i1i Esrf.-t'y '0'iL The Linimcnt ought To-
"BESJAMIS BROWN"
Tue proof Is in the thai. "a l. reliable. u
- "aauy. Al Is cheap, and every tamil.
ho1ld have the White Centaur Llultu "a,
The Yellow Centsur LInim.nt l.
sdspt.d 20 the tough muscles, ccTis and
Lesli nf horses and animals II lus ,..-,s,.,,-'
~ luure wonderful cures In tlIr,,. 49, -
Spawn strain, wind-gails, Scrafrb.-
~ r''nyi end general LssIusnsss tiIaf, mi
"ih-r rymefiies In existence Read "A nr.t ~.
sitat IA pFessnen say of IL:
NEW loKA, January. Is..
rs very owner 81 horse. shauId give .i,..
teuttnr LiHi"sent tifal. NJ rsii.id.-T i.
tuu best article ever St1d in GUY static.
III. MARSH
"Supt. Adams tx ~tHbiee NJ
~. PUITZ
SHpt. L. - Ex. Stables n Y
sALlEET< aIuS
'-Gpt- Nat. Ex siabias. ny
? he hes; patrons % this IanlH.cag Ar. Y.r-
iners aiIi Veterinary surgeons, Who U,,. -,
HHiit.Rliy using Sline linimont. II h.aI.
hi4s, " ouDu- ana foii-egi. remove. x.if
ins>, ANA IL worth millions 81 dollars 81
nGslss u Farmers, LiVcry-mcn, stock .rr,,s.
or eafti-. '-"'-t~
lai FaGE:eT cannot do for 40 tin Ian.
lnuf Lifiiin viii do at a tTffiu. es,t
iursx i-iht nvits are SoiI bg All a. .I,r.
,nt.usioi'i The county. They are <sFrant..i
oy tue propfis tnrs- AMI Doitl. - IA - gfs,l
test them -
Laboratory Of ]. 8. Rose 4 Co.
fS Day ST.. INV SoHa
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The board o' trustees Of Waco Uni
versity have conferred the degree Of
doctor Of divinity on Rev. G.. w. Rog.
ers, Of Dallas, Texas, and on Rev.
George +. Loftln, OF Memphis, Ten
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DALLAS Texas, June p, III.
The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between I. l.. Marsalis and II. f..
Underwood, under the firm name OF
Asrsalis " Underwood, is this day dis
solved, 10y mutual consent.
i1ighed) I. l.. MAESALIS.
II. r. UNDERWOOD
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h,tie hoy.named Dick Porter, at Mos
quite The horns are the same sbape
as those 81 COW, and wege grow lug
out OF the came place In the head as
cattle horns grow. None Of the citi.
1ens 10 that locality ever saw any thing
like it before, aud consider it quite g
curiosity. The litile fellow shot the
rat bit uu ,hc prairie with shotgun.
Iuc horus are ia cur possession IL any
one desires E. see them.
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sonseI,ans,op.

Notice is hereby given that Messrs.
CASTOR & Thomas having purchased
one-half interest in the stock OF the
Exchange bank, PIE tw,, banks will
be consolidated ON aud AFTER the 2lth
instant, under the name Of Exchange
Bank and will continue the bank
ing and exchange business ut the
present banking house Of CASTOR 4
Thomas, ON Min street, north Of the
courthouse, In Dallas, Texas, where
business pertaining to either bank
will be attended te.
u. NJ. sWlNk,
President Exchange Bank,
tsAsfUN 4 THOMAS.
JuRelsilwtYlt
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Natural Cay,..,,,.

'uay Mr. :. sweeion brought
o'''ce a pair of horns. about
y i-4''eTs OF an ineh Ia length,
49, taken from the head Of =
''"' KILLED the other day By q
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhpa. arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emaciation.
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsapar5lla is a combination OF
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodidas
OF Potassium and Iron, and Is the most
eihcaclons medicine yet known for
the diseases 1t Is intended To cure.
Its ingredients are SO skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even TO children. it il
sfiil SO effeetual as TO purge out from the
system those impurities and corrlIptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from ITS cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the eoun-
try repose IN it, prove their experiences
Of it, usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated. and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
puohely known, they furnish convincing
evidence OF the superiority of this Sar-
sararilla over every other Alternative
haedieine. SO generally is its superb
ority to any other medicine known, that
We need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained
rREPAiEp by
DR. e. AYFR 4 IN ~ a.
Practical and Iaa1y,ioaf fI,r,.,.,.
SOLD br ALL DRUGGISTS lyEEYwHEpx
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Agents Wanted in every City, town and village of
Iexas to whom liberal Inducements Will be offered Adj
dress theESinger Manufacturing Co.. Dallas, Texas
-, 49,, ]. M MOORE, Agent.
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... .ug q gun-iuitn IN
........ Usruum. while hard.
.. .. Uurs rifle carry ing an
......u.ualI, accidentally dis
s.. ... Ual. passed through
...... .. store AMI also the wall
..... H.ug used "a, a saloon,
adj. .... .E . mau named futile,
.. I.... la ta. back aud passing
.Iy. tueuv through the
no.. ...-. ..n rGvu, passing on
opposite wall, and penc-
........... f.e wall OF the post
..sI tggIial, force. futile j.
uI.a Hglsaman well
..... su. .ues him. Ieuau.
.'.. ......r. ago from Saginaw,
r....... ..| boarded Tor some time
.#. -. ..r.r-. lie uualiy pur-
B.. .lg ia Terrell, aud re-
I r.. with biz family. lie
.....r.. auI .eu children, who,
..t. .... ..n.s had gone north
nH...
$751; a. ..tt .Hs mau futile has
..... Doe wounds.
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DRAWING POSITIVELY HUME 30th. 1877.
And Every Three Months Thereafter.
Certificate al sup-rNi.ur. OF n..ul.,r

fh,s Is 20 certify tia; The first dr. !t.u 81
thS keHtGclty Ca,l DisiTl b;t. an Company
took place on tr, sta Of Etcein Der lu S,ai0r
Han Frankfort, ny, IN our pueStue,. and
uuueI oar Immediate supervision.
We IWittIef STAKE that every ticket and
paTt oi "a ticket, which mai boon solI wtrt.
represented IA Z lie wheel, suu that tii,- ilav.-
iti& = ~ ;s!f!y sugu honestly con ucteu Nc
iufih'r State that - had no Interest what
ever II THE enterprise. nor any cODueeti.f,
WIN Tue SAINT eAespi IN the c!l A!dcts q s.!-
pervlsors, Is whose sole duty was = lr.gSc. me
interest y the ticket LOlGcrs and TO ore. IT,.
over lie drawing.
Hoa. ALVIN DuyalI, late chief jtstsce Of thu
81 f. fac court OF kentu>ky: James T. Diid-
ley chairman beard OF school truste,,..
Grant u seeu, cashier Ea5EIsio-' Bank o! Ky.
q lon X a. II. MaJor, FGnac pEiuier. state III
hrntuckys Hon. Thomas y. Lindsay lr,..-
dent faIfneTs' Bank OF kentucky; Hnu
Ihomits {. Jones. CLERK sup. court OF KEN
tncky; Judge X. A IhomI.sIGi, presiding
Judge F~alik kin county court James u
Crockett, clerk Franklin county court.
hsnitta ces can be made BY NJ ait ENpf,..,
B:aii, 4. q. order Or Registered Letter, made
pawn ie TO q. W. BARROW g %. All eo.ttn,u.
nieaEons and ornrTN fsr tickets should H..
addressed TO g. W. HARROW 4 Gu.
Oeuarl Mana er<
Courier Journal Bri-qlu., Lousy iI!s. w
msy 2-dcodNssw
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Tue Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
psnst authorized by u special act o! fIlt, Lee
l-lat Tor tisc 5Jns ut OF tAs Panic school.
OF franKiO.t, viii naNc the second OF th.s
seriss al Sfaud drawings Ia the city OF Louis
s444e, NY, saturday, unc 3gth, 80. al fut-
ne Library Hall a scheme cBInfilgfisurtti.
WIN lle times. sOO.OOu for Ouiy $40.
head The list - Git: / grand casu aift uf
-ilsaf grand cslI siff, sllD'J- grand "a. L.
Slitp s41yVJi t-sauu elisl. glIg, siU,,u', graud
casd siits, -a,HJ each, slt,.ts . --rituu cash
gifts eEts0 each, slv,s, - csssn gut. s. ~
eichs .-etsJi ~ cash g.!is, 80 each. s1Utsss.
~ chsh sill' S.vJ each s-.,s,ssi ~ cash ms
Siyu each ,a.c.-i, ooJ ca p gilTs. - each, "a
w. "sH cash glits, SO each. stfi tslI G.. cash
Eilisi amounting to s,,l!aa. hHO T. tickets,
sif halves s., quarter. e. ~; h t.ckyts, slt..
h35s tickets, - W, n GlrKxLs, SO
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sFC9ND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY Cash DISTRIBUTION CO.
LOUISVILLE EY-. JUNE 80, 1877.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS 4!

EissDlcr- ,5J lIoor,ss Eats, Lyulsr.Ue. Ry
IfettaJutls.
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Ur 10 HIDNteHF


Ns f,.-.... i'.... -
" $50 spas sii- 60 So.
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FkhPAiiFD BY
DR.. J. c. AVER 4 Co., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and isa8yfioai shr,.sss,.
SOLD bf ALL DRUGGISTS lyEEYwHRpR.
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DAILY HERALD

The onlyP aper1thscit7
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Notice.
DALLAS, Texas, Ju
v.a-s

Lancaster, June %, 1871.
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A Medicine OF Hnn, U,e,,

JALLAs, IeAhs A PHI 81 III.
apl2g-d,w-2na.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-22

fresh and dried fruits, qulckSilyet, Sul.
phnr, salt, cork, saffron, anchoyiss, silks,
and Woolens. iTE- 7
China exports tea, rhubaIb, musk,
ginger, borax, Iine, silks, cassia, filligree
work, ivory ware, laequered ware and
porcelain.
Turkey exports opium, silks, drugs,
gums, dried fruits, tobacco, wines, car.
pets, camel's hair, ShawlS, camleli and
morocco.
HindOostan exports gold and nilver,
cochineal, indigo, sarsaparilla, vanilla,
jalap, fuStic, Champeachy, wood, pimen.
10, drugs and dyestuffs.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, sugar,
rice, hides, dried meats, talloW, gold, dis-
mondS and other precious stones, gum,
mahogany ang India rubber,
The West Indies exports sugar, rnm,
molasseS, tobacco, cigars, mahogany, dye
wood, coffee pimento, fresh ffuib aud
preserves, wax, ginger and other SpiCes.,
East India exports cloves, n utmegs
mace, pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust,
camphor, benzine, sulphur, Ivory rAttanS,
sandAl-Wood, zinc and nuts.
The United States exports principally
agricultural produce, tobacco, cotton,
flour, provisions Of all kinds, lumber,
turRntine, agricultural implements,
sewing machines, cotton goods, cutlery
builders hardware, furniture, lOeomO-
motives, munitions Of war, gold, silver,
quicksilver, ETC., /
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Commerce Oil tho World.

France exports wines, brandies, silks,
fancy articles, furniture, iewelry, clocks,
watches, paper, periumery, and faucy
goods generally.
Italy exports corn, oil, fax, -four, essen.
ess, wines dyestufFs, drugs, tine marble,
soap, paintings, engraving', mOIasses and
Prussia exports linen, woolens, zinc
articles Of iron, copper, and brass, indigo
wax, hams, musical instruments, tobacco
wines and porcelain.
Germany exports wool, wooden goods
linens, rags, corn, timber, iron, lead, tin
fax, hemp, wines, wax, tallow, and cattle
Austria-exports minerals, raw and
manufactured ailk thread, glass, wax, tar
nu!gall, wine, salt, coal, watches, tin, silks
and linens.
Russia exports tallow, fax, hemp, -four
iron, linseed, lard, hides, duck, wax, cor.
dage, bristles, fur and potash.
Spain exports wines, brandies, iron
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PROPER POSITION FOR SLEEP.
ING.
= Few Directions Everybody
should Know and Practice.

= Few Directions Everybody
should Know and Practice.
From Halls Journal Of Health r
The food passes from the stomach at
the right side, hence its passage is facili.
tated by going 10 sleep on the right side.
Water and other fluids flow equally on
level, and il requires less power to pro.
pei them on level than upward. The
heart propelS the blood from every part
OF The body at each successive beat, and
It Is easy to see that II the body is In 3
horizontal position the blood will be sent
to the various parts Of the system with
greater ease, with lets expenditure Of
power, and more perfectly than could
possibly be done il one portion Of the
body were elevated above a horizontal
line, On the other hand, il one portion
Of the body is too low, the blood does not
return as readily as It is carried Lhither;
hence, there is an accumulation and dis.
tention, and pain soon follows. II a per-
son goes to sleep with the head but
very little lower than the body he will
either soon wake up or will die with
apoplexy before the morning, simply be.
cause the blood could not get back from
the brain as fast as it was carried to it. II
person lays himself down on level
tlOor for sleep, portion OF the head, at
least, is lower than the heart, ard dis.
comfort il soon induced; hence, very pro.
psrly, the world over, the head is eleyat.
ed during sleep. The savage uses log
OF wood or bunch OF leaves; the civil.
zed pillow; and II this pillow is too
thick, raising the head too high, there is
not blood enough carried to the brain,
and, as the brain is nourished, renewed
and invigorated by the nutriment il re-
ceives from the blood during sleep II is
not fed sufficiently, and the result is un-
quiet sleep during the night, and a wax
ingup In WEAKNESS, without reireshment,
to be followed by a day OF drowsiness,
discomfort and general inactivity Of both
mind and body. The heallhiul mean ia a
pillow which, by the pressure Of the head,
keeps i about four inches above the level
Of the bed or mattress; nor should The pill.
low be so soft as 10 allow the head to be
buried in it and excite Precipitation, en-.
gendering earache or cold in the head on
turning over. The pillow should be hard
enough TO prevent the head sinking more
than about three inches.
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