The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
ONE CURE FOR INSOMNIA.
A Simple ana Inexpensive Remedy within
Reach OF AL.

hcncn OF ALL
"Jason." said Mrs. Calliper to her husband.
Mrs. Gratsbar tells me that her husband is
suffering from insomnia"
II imagine" said Col. Calliper. that Mr..
Gratebar's case is sim rIy one Of worry. Some
men worry about everything. YOU know. and
som don't worry at all. Ono soldier. Tor in
stance. at the end Of n long days march. when
you might suppose he would be SO tired that
he must sleop. may lie awake half the night
worrying about tho battle that is to be fought
to- morrow: u may be that tho very next man
In The ranks will scrare.together a little mound
OF earth for n pillow. wrap himself In his
blankets. and lie down and sleep. grateful for
the chance. aud leaving tomorrow to take
care OF itself.
Insomnia that is due to worry may some
times be cured by tho very simple method OF
resolutely aud persistently turning ones
thoughts In another direction. You've heard
me speak OF my friend Darius Jotby OF Stork-
Vile Centre. VIZ Darius and l roomed to-
Gether for a time. He had Just started in bust.
ness. He was an energetic. hustling young
fellow. and he pr"sreied and extended his
business very largely: too much in fact, and
tronble on hand. ant # worried him more than
you car SSd ina1g yin ;, n + hidn min maxi " Rny ailtHri
looked across the room | was sure to soc Dari-
US awake end r. tossing about n his bed worry,
Ing apout MS BUSINESS troubles ana Tying 10
;" What made 1t, worse for him was that he
vsu engaged G I'D expected tnl to be married iI
ready o. move into when he was married. hut
that y up. Ono hight. When things we're we're a MOST
at the worst. saw him sleeping ms soundly ms
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a lot Of notes coming due. and trouble enough
knew II N that i Wouldn't DO loan any ,T GOOD % to liz S aWa Gs
that he would iu.t begin digging the cellar Of
as THAT sort Of digging is Very cheap. lie duG" a
good deep cellar, with plenty OF iead, room.
s snS 81 al Hfs sS5s. & r.. 'ppt s.is..s. and IN th h. w ,ass he is
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We'll. Darius went ahead building his house.
and. under the reumstances he felt free to
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ssS' - q ses "a sssssa i e. sHy S ANIL q. wt f. sf IL
ne 4: pa SSy s wisdSv sSd vent q sleep 6a'IdIHs i.
Ing q hay window 10 the second story. too; but
that projsct he had regarded merely as n
Sists sse s1seR SSlssSs' f BSt 0G cna "Ia e, i %he".
though. his troubles were heavier linn ever,
he went 70 sleep AS sweetly as though he had
no troubles at all. ! knew that he had finally
We'll. Cynthia. Mr.. Jetby. as you know,
overcame his troubles, and became, as he still
10. very PROSPEROUS He built the house Just
forgot the lesson which the building Of 1t en-
.o "fimt y 1 m my DEAR. that that's all tina, aIls
MT. GratebAr. unnecessary worry about his
business: aud TINT ~ he would leave his bust
ness caree behind him when he goes home he
would be happierj and Think that he would
be able to sleep nights"
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