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o.ce and ask your druggist Tor % DO tie
OFT l. T., or Improve Iron Inviglra'or.
Manufactured by Tucker 4 Willis, Waco.
II vii do m re to build np your system
when broken down from any cause than
any othe tonic or invigurHt1r we know
a. Everybody who bias given T. Z n
t-ial and that number nov is many viii
testify 10 the correctness VI TINS state
rnnnl lllt..
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wires Dow -

Our very me gre telegaphic report thi'
mornlng /, due 10 the f.ct that the wires
worked badly beyond Houston aud finally
1t down entirely before midnight. For
tnnaicly cpmmu lication with Austin t.
NAMED open, and we are abb" to present
our usual special t, !. grains from Austin.
san Antonio and other points.
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Notice.

This Is II notify all creditors OF John
Carson that lac made, executed and deliv-
cred to me, on April Dad, lSs3, gener
deed OF assignment, Tor the benefit OF his
creditor, which trust has been assumed
by me, and all creditors OF said Carson are
notified to sigrity their assent to said as
signment and H,ahe pIoOis of their claims.
A. o LYNN.
waco, April 3, 1873. 4-4-3w
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1t ia bad enough TO be obliged bo take
medicine, but II you are complied To 40
70, have your prescriptions prepared by
comp, tent druggists, wru use pare drugs
only, ana ME conscientious enough to MI
prusci Up Ions with sctupulUus carc.
ii Inlet " klnber prU located at No. a
Austin stTuct.-4l-lw
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Fine Dress Making.

Ladies wishing dresses made in the
very latest spring styles should call on
Mrs. A. 1. Hodges, southwest corner of
Austin and Sixth streets, up stairs. Will
cut fit dresses. French tailor sys-
TEN used in cutting. Fine work a
spec atty. Satisfaction guaranteed
Give her call, Orders from abroad
given special attention. Address Mrs
A. |. Hodges, =. O. box lOl, Waco, Tex
q. I'm
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t -
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of X. IL. y j. j. Mckay,
manufacturers Of carriages and buRgies,
Is dissolved 10y mutual consent, j. J,
McKAy 70 iriug. The busine will be
carried on as heretofore, 10y X Ii.
Mckay, who assumes all liabilities OF
the old firm, and solicits the continued
patronage Of all old friends aud Gus
toners, X. II. MCKAY,
-i42w. J. j Mckay.
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A sure IhIng.

That the ladies can be suited ont OF
the nice assortment Of millinery novel;
ties for spring and SUNNI r, A great
many novelties IN hair fronts. Waves
OF the latest design. BIaids III e. dless
variety. Hair wigs for rent. Hoop
skirts, colsets, gloves, iewelry, neck
wear, STARTS, lichens, collars aud ruch.
ing. Dressmaking by Mrs. Austin,
Hair bought. Hair worked up. Dress
charts Sl.00. Pleating machines slOc.
Come and see.
Mus. b. j. Doss,
No. 521{, Austin street, up stairs,
-O320dd Wtc.
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Food Wen A-siniIated

Is the secret Of good health. Then il
you would he free Of those terrible par.
OK! SINS Of nervousness, sick headache
and sleepless nights which finally termi-
nate III "A general breaking down oi the
whole system caused 10y imperfect
assimilation Of food or what is most
commonly called dyspepsia and indiges-
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Is hereby given that the regular an
nunl me ting ut the directors and OF the
stockholders Of the Texas Central rail
way company will be held at the compa-
ny's office, in the town OF Ross, in Ne.
Lehman county, Texas, on Wednesday
May "a, 1888. A. $, RICHARDSON,
Secretary.
Ross, March 20, 1888. 3-22-dtmay2
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An freshman called at a drug store to
get IA bottle Of Johusous Auod!ne Lini-
meut for the rheumatism; the druggist
asked him in what part Of he body il
troubled him most. "Be me soul said
he. 81 have it in every houl and corner
Of me -.i-DS-lSwlW
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pura Medicines

Before buying your u iiciues, 20 and
ooh IT the immense stock at Hamlet y
hlaubers drug store, Austin av niue,
Waco They carry one OF the lsrges re-
tail stocks ~ Texas, and Re ab to GU
my order yOu may send them. DR..
klauhcr speaks German, French, span.
i-h sui Bohemian, nd Is practical
chemist = t.I wv
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We now have in store, and to arrive, the
following articles, bought before the late
advance In prices;
100000 pounds bacon,
2SUOOO louisiana sugars,
l0O,uuO Rio cotiee,
2pNOO Sisal rope,
$4,000 Kansas and Texas flour.
We offer the above staples to the trade
for less money than they can now be
bought IRON head centre.
CLEVELAND 4 CAMERON,
03l0dlm Wholesale Grocers.
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The largest and best stock ui huggies.
carriages, phTtuns aud spring Wagons In
central Texas. Cal in and examine my
stock and YOU wild Toe convinced that what
| say /, true. The only house in Waco or
central Texas that makes buggies and
carriages speciality. Respectfully,
u32ilm W. X. BIRMINGHAM.
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No. 20S, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas, DR.. A. ID. Harm, proprietor
This house, which Was recently de-
truyed by fire, has been rebuilt and
thoroughly retitted in improved style
aud Is now re-opeu9d to the public
Guest, are assured OF polite attentions
"a Il best accommodations at lowest
rates.-Ul lS3m.
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Mr.. j. l.. Btrn,s las Just received a
new and line lot of she choicest two stamp
pur', straight old WHISTLES, with gauger'
certificate II proof and age accompanying
invoices They arr the choicest goods in
the market AID buyers will consult their
Interest and their customers satisfaction
by putChAsiug .3-2Otc
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That Sanger Bros. are always ahead IN
their clothing and gents furnishing
goods department. they are showing
thus season good many new patterns
and fabrics. Their prices in all these
lines have never been reached by their
competltors.-3-2j .tc
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The Atkinson hotel at Gntesvillc,
TeNus, IL now open Tor guests. Tray
ellors who wish to stop at the best hotel
are invited tutry this one. Good sample
Rama --OB3llw
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Mcssrs. Hamlet ~ klaubcr carry in
stock Lubin's genuine = lap, Lnblu'N vA-
tr,cts, Lubin'4 toilet powder. AMI gcun,no
French toilet prcpnriions, Erndln'li."
I-n.l A.
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Every promise backed by II guarantee
Ackel Is Dyspepsia Tablets will give I'M
mediate relief, Price % and 90 cont.
Sold by Castl =, Morrison X Co, Waco
Texas. ull6dwly-l
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Menti,er To-Day

WASHINGTON. April 3 lndi''i on' Tor
the west gu states are slightly warmer
and fair weather easterly TO sou merry
wind. lower barometer. followed on
w, dncsday, by local rains N Texas
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- - -
OuurIcrly Meeting

We q requested to announce quar-.
terly couie. euce at the Fifth street Meth
odist church THIS evening, at : 20 O'Clock
aud to add that the members are special
ly and urgently invited o attend.
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MARK FITS IN EEIEG X APH


Itvraroot, April S-Soon Cotton nHt
80 brIs-; Receipt. g. 90 bales, Aue .cln
80 ~ tales.
sew ORlEAss, hpril s--Soon .--Cntton is
east. Middnng, VIC. Receipts 300 bales
sew Yonk, ApTli s--Noon Cation l.
lean. IN 5-lGt. Futures dull ut the tll-
lowing 4uDtAt on- an,
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For This w eek

ClAret wine, er gallon 81 w.
GrIgef ale (Bcltisn ; -.
Milwaukee, beer Sl.cO.
Alfred II sons porter, $500.
Muscat,l Angelica, lokay and other
pure wines very cheap. sold only by |.
A. GolAsIeln 81 Austin sLr,et.
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Why shake longer, when Morse's Ague
Magnets vii eradicate every vestige OF
chills and (, yer from ysur system Price
30 cents per box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by Castle, Morrison n Co., Waco
Texas O3l5lW6m
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" AGO EXAMINER
WACO. APRIL 4 1883.
GULF, COLOaAO0 AND SANTA FE R'Y
Texas Midland

Ur0ugh Tickets u Al ~. u lI.l TT'HI @IIIe'
OSCAR g. MrRRAN,
Geu'l Pas. AT talVcsinu, lex.
{. l.. GArEs. F.. and Tirkci Ngt
cleveland g Cameron Buli.F WH'"
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II kbnN VIII.

Plant Ozier long staple silk cotton, It
pays; 5000 will paid o any one pro
duciug better cotton; $4,000 offered IN
premiums at different state fairs. Send
for circulars giving full particulars,
Address J, d. Mcdowell, Ma lin, Texas
or j, ID. Ozier, Curiuth. Miss.
-2-l5w2m BART MooRE,
Agent, Waco, Texas.
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Baskets. Churns. baskets.

just received at Barney Feldhake a
choice selection OF baskets, and churus
of every description. He still keeps the
wonderful Family Coilee Rooster
Housekeepers should not be without
them, coffee roasted in ten to twelve
minutes.-.02l6tc
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Grand Opening.

The ladies oi Waco are cordially in.
yited to attend our grand opening Of
April 7th.
i.l-Gl MIS- LtCAND SisrtK
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The Rev. Geo Ii. Thayer, Of Bourbon
Ind, says; Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiluh's consumption cure
Sold by Castles, Morrison a Co., Drug
giatH Waco, Hexas. --02OS6m-l
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Cn.,p .., West Cigars

MIR. A. Herr has in his stock still a
few Key West ci urs Of the brands
IS ugglcr" and "Gypsy" which he Ia
selling at he low rice Of two for 10
cents instead of two for - cents rs FOR
mgrly, uBlJtt
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Bailey's Saline Aperieut is a pleasant,
cooling cathartir for the instant cnre Of
headache, indigestion, constipa-
ton, heartburn, biliousness, etc.
U3gSlSwlw.
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nremnnh Mineral Mm,er

Fresh on tap every day at Tucker Il
Willis. Send in your Jug and kegs.
Price per gallon, - cents; in five gallon
Is, 20 cents; ten gallons, 17la cents
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a few more uf the imported emhrolder-
rd chnlnhry dresses can ttll hc had ut
the One rricu clothing house OF Levine
BrOs-i-ltC
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II you want = shirt that fits you, and
see a fine lot NJ cheviut, uercale and
white goods, call at the Lone Star shirt
factury.-3-2 jtc
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A nasal injector free with each bottle
Of Shiluh's catarrh remedy. Price 90
cents Sold by Castles, Morrison ~ Co,
Druggists, Waco. Texas. -O2uSGm-l
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Remember that You can buy good
staple groceries at cost bl calling ut X.
W. Hilli-' store, corner Fifth and Aus
lin strv,tg -tBOl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-04

DIR. r. W. Park has removed his Office
from Shaw'- drug store to his old quar-
tiers in the Masonic Temple, up stairs
IA I'm
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The mort beautiful regular nude bal.
briggau gents under wear nt Levine
Bros -U3lStc
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Pattern hats aud b nnets on exhibition
~AIURDAY. April. 7thand MONDAY
the 9TH. one and all rospe ttuiiy invited.
MRS boss,
LLp StaLfs NJ. u Austin 81.
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SING LEE,
BEST LAUNDRY IN THE CITY,
franklin ST., Next to Market.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

White shirts, l5c; shirts with collars
loo, or two for 25c; collars, Sc; standing
collars o.; crvats, &c; cuffs, per pair, Toe:
undershirts, Toe; night shirts, l0c; hand
kerchiets, DC; drawers, loo; socks, SC;
busters, p to SOC; pantaloons, % TO SOC
coats, linen, % to SOC; vests, white, 25c
night gowns, Toe. Oal4lm
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y Office TO CREDITORS.

The creditors OF j. NJ. Mcdonald are
hereby notified that an assignment of al
his property and effects, accounts, etc.
have been made over To me for their ben.
eft and they are hereby required within
four months to indicate whether or moi
they will accept the same.
ui253tlsw y. %. WORKMAN, Assignee.
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LOCAL uAItAE Ts.
Wholesale Prices for Lending
staples Yesterday.

No changes are quoted In yesterdays quota
lions Cotton quotations continue about the
sane ana the msrEet remains weak and
tuu, with very little doing Re-
oripls, ~ bales. Higher grades sull
r. scarce, suuIly gnuu, but the demaud Is
SOW. OuWaru shipments improving, and re-
crlpis Tor the local market Cumpar tive y light,
though there Is Large amount Of the staple -tll
In the hHuds ut the producers. GROCERY
aud provision market uuner and active,
larry bacon, hour and sugar, bScud strong nLd
lively with an Meditation TO climb 10 = higher
price, tile slight adv ancs m other
markets "a cts no change here, de-
mhud much better; huur Improving
aud market much sitter with IN active lie.
mAnd sugar Is also nrmeT anu looking upward.
but The change H. not decided enough To effect tue
rlty market, ,qu tatiunr unchanged the supply j.
l,rse;conee quict and stea > mes mains e \
aud u.chAur al, rice strong market steady; de
and market well supp led. There II
more inquiry for -four ami the
INCLINATION Is upward. There is no
mo- un,lIyrablr movement woTthy OF note,
and steady Receipts NJ country produce iair,
except poultry, cry few chickens or turkeys
are hr usht IN Ani the prices are high. The
demand for 81 vuultrv ptoiuoe l. guile lively o
and sAlrs are readily made At good prices
Hardware unchanged, quiet and easy.
COTTON.
strict u.ld ling -',c; middliug s',c; strict low
mid ling $40, Low mitiling sc -trict good
or'tHary ;',c' good ordinary rae stainei
NsNc On
Hay. per ton, 81 4lo 10. Corn, per bu
81 Wheat, Mediterranean, Sa3Sie. Oats
Provisions AND GEoczEits
four, Ordinary per cwt., ss.15z5 %; family
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81, 90

A pure line California wine, Mt only
L. 10 per gallon al / A.Gods toms 81
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We have Just received consignment
~ lsdy's ki button shoes from Dral y
O., PARIS. come aud see hem, at d. l.
sullivan X Co.--il-tt.
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To Mechnnics and LAHORE E.

1t has always been our ps,I ns 10 2
aud study to give yon till Vii ,,a;II so
hard earned dollar. we wiz ,iys y
Won OF this assertion II you - - So
trial. -3-25-t oA''
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You will be surprised at thr iine shoes
we have pr ladies, misses and 'fliuren'
at j. /. Sullivan ~ co. 4-l'u.
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Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never ial'
Sold by Castles. Morrison a. Co" waco
TeAas.-ull6iwl .--I
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1nnrtry slippers, the finest things Of
the Kind ever seen, at d. !. Saliva" a
Co tl-tL
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Improved Iron IuVlRoFatOF'
The best general tonic in use. Sold
by Tucker a Willis, Waco, Texas. --
u u
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Huudre lswrite they owe their lte and
present goo health to Ackers EngIi 81
Remedy for Consumption, Coughs
Cold, &c. Sold b. Castles, Morrison
4 Co. Waco. Texas. --OllGt~ly
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Waco, March 81, 1883.

In retiring after pleasant a 7, ne y
four years with MIR. Diekey III nv ~
mission business, retnTn wy 20 =
thanks to our patrons who nav nav. nj .
erously supported us 10 ,h ,no psarS'1
solicit a continuance Oh lna ',ss,ci, }
with my late partner anu ~, Tin m, bus
Il Dickey, who vii conthu5I 49,
as heretofore, at the old stnnIui ,o0N.N
S4.l-lm q n -
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Improved Iron Iuyiglrator,
The best general tonic IN use. Sold
by Tucker y Willis, Waco, Texas
spite
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

D'oooi'O li0N -.
The copartnership heret1ioITT i,,isi
between /. Dickey andC, Il. h, XXI
in the commission and co'I EI.tsr. 8.
business under the style oil pSA ioogi
ginsen Il Co., is by mul"S e ,
this day dissolved n,,lns.s
Higginson retiring from sa!i Ur n,tSt u
Dickey assuming all lihaOll'Ii9', ~ NJ .fltb .
and either party is authorl1 d 'o''
aud all claims due said llrn' n,cyyy
{. II. Hle5N'
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COTTON.

strict uld ling -',c; middliug sac; strict low
mid ling $40, low mitdling SIC, strict good
'r'iuaS ;',ci good ordinary re, stalnel T.,
y &c "a
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Notice

v AGO, April 3, 1873.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-11-24
T. TSHE ISDEAD


1--WE publish the following beautiful poem BY
request. 1t was written years ago BY JnO X. GA
sey, ("Leo'1 when on his release from an English
prison, whore be had lain I'LL almost at deaths
door, heretnrned % bis home 70 faA that Bis be-
loved young wife was dead.-ED
l stand beneath the garden wall strife
Or passion In my heart. know not why, 4'I
save the loss Of oil my love and life. 'lfi7e
Tenderly twinss the jasmine o'er my head:
Golden the Wali.heNets % the vind04-stll 1 4
And yet only know that shell dead.
Obi could never couple death and her; - - =
As soon the light and grim Tartaresn gloom,
For | was then burning worshipper. ii ..i
A worshipper Of heavenly truth xnd light
Truth % stan, and Hight TO show the way ' y
And she did symbol both unto my sight. "a
l see her in the day time and her mouth
Quivers with blessedness and love
sweet as the tender music OF the South. ia la
l see her In the night time In robes OF snow
And celestial whiteness OF the eternal world,
Her calm brow shining with starry glow. y
l see before me q dreary vacancy
A g II walk blindfolded on the path,
For now my hearts white rose Is lost to me.
Rain down your sweets 0 jasmine, on my head
My flower Is not with thee. but with the dead.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-11-24
A TRIUMPH In SURGERY.
Detroit News.

A remarkable operation was performed
by DR.. Eugene Smith yesterday before Q
clinic Of the Detroit Medical College At
st. Mary's Hospital, number of medi-
cal students being present by courtesy to
witness the operation. The subject xss
Fred Meyers, aged 10, who had been
totally blind for several years on account
Of an Inflammation which caused the
lower lid OF each eye to grow up over the
ball and pupil. DR.. Smiths operation
yesterday consisted first of dissecting away
the overgrown lid. In dsing this the
conjunctlve or mucous membrane neces-
sarily came away with it, leaving the eye
ball unprotected. The patient was under
the influence Of .chloroform. and Q live
rabbit had been procured and also placed
under anesthetic. Skillfully removing
the conjunctiva from one Of the rabbits
eyes. DR.. Smith placed it over the ball
Of the patients eye and sewed Il into
place. The operation seemed entirely
successful, and after Meyers has recoserNd
and is able to use the eye, the other viii
be operated upon in Q similar manne,i.
The transplanting Of the conjunctiFa or
mucous membrane from the eye Of sn ani-
NAL to that OF q human being has been
successfully. performed in few rare cases
in Europe, but yesterdays operation vas
the first Of the kind every attempted in
this country. "a
The banner-enterprise., 1883-11-24
IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL
TRAINING.
CORES spondencs of the doldsboro Messenger,

CORES pOndence Of the QOldsbOro Messenger,
The tendency, at the present day, is to
attempt the development Of the intellect
ual and ethical at the expense of, or by
ignoring the physical say attempt,
for, according to the researches Of modern
Psychologists; the mental and moral en-
dowments of man, while in themselves.
immaterial forces, are, nevertheless,
forces the product Of allaction. In other
words, they are immatenal results of Or
ganized matter in state Of healthy activity.
According TO the teaching of physiology.
the gray matter of the brain is the essen.
tial material for originating the intellect
ual and ethical faculties Furthermore,
it teaches, that the quality and force of
these, is measured by the extent Of sur
face occupied by the gray or cortical por.
ton Of the BRAN, and the degree Of
healthy activity of which it is capable.
If these conclusions, based as they are
on careful experiment and research, be
true; it is evident that, without matter,
there can be no mind as such, and that
the quality and force OF the mind, IS in
direct proportion to the quality and quan.
tity Of the gray matter OF the brain.
! Now, there cannot be sufficient guam
tity nor good quality Of gray matter IN
the brain, without good nervous sys.
tenn, and there cannot be healthy aud
we'll developed nervous system without
q constant supply Of new, healthy materi.
al, together with the constant escape OF
the old and effete products. Then, what
does this state of things imply2 1t i'm
plies the necessity OF an abundant supply
Of pure healthy blood, and normal ac-
tiviiy of the organs, which eliminate the
waste, poisonous material, and hasten its
escape from the system. These processes
of repair and purifying Of the brain Gle
ments imply q generous and healthy di.
gestion, healthy circulation and assimi.
lation, healthy respiration and healthy
set OF excretory glands. Now, health
means hygiene, and hygiene has its laws,
which are as inexorable as the laws OF the
Medes and Persians. The laws Of hygiene
demand an abundance of pure air Of the
requisite temperature, an unlimited sup
ply Of pure water, for both internal aud
external use; wholesome food, taken at
proper intervals, and in proper quantities,
comfortable clothing, carefully adapted to
climate changes; the strictest neatness in
person and apparel; plenty Of exercise in
the open air and sunshine, and prolonged
sleep at night, protected the while from
the damp atmosphere.
II is, by respecting and obeying these
laws, that the best mind and the purest
morals can be developed, and any forced
attempt to develop the mental and ethi
cal ct tbe sacrifice Of the physical, will