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MAIN ANDTEN TH SIS.
One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes, good Pen Holders, steel
! ps ems Menornndumpook. Sheets NotS Paper,
= sintc Pencils Lead Ponclls.4 Collar buttons,
I paper Pins. paper Needles. ! spool silk Twist,
I ,uoScp ltooka aud Eyes, 0 Darling Needles, /
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants buttons,
hat I'm. boz. CARROT Tacks, I dozen Clothes
fihS Tablet set Knitting Needless n
LotA OF 6-ccut goods yolntr M l cont $50 ri
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s.'TsAs, SPICES, IErc.
Administrator.
i8S MIL sLHKD.
Let Those Who Can Follow!
n PRICE LIST

~ Nti PHlCE LlSTt iia,tl
Large select lemons, each. .,.,....... 3 !
Clothes Plns,per dozen ,...,.......- !
Carpet Tacks, s.ounco box. .,........9 !
Large sack Salt, per saels,.. ......... 9
Choice Raislns, largo, pcr pound. &
Choice Carolina Rice, por pound. i
Now Lima Beans, per pound .,..,. 8
Newsplit Peas, per pound. i, .........
Fox's Corn Starch, per pound. 40. 1
Petit John Food, per package. .,.... II
Gold Dust, per package ..,...... $500. y 90
Arm y Hammer Soda, pos package 4
sopino. per package - a
Rolled Oats, 2 pounda........ .....,... a5
Tapioca, 4 pounds. , %
Gloss Starch. 2 pounds. ......a,.-.s..... %
Mall Pouch Tobacco, per pound. IS
Fairbank's Brown Soap, Q bars-... 90
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.Six.Cent Articles.

y one set Table Spoons Blank Books, Purses.
shirtlng. suspenders, Butcher Kniyes lucent
Lnccs. Sleeve Buttons, IO.cent EmbroIderies
scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose -
: MerchanNinyited. We have bargains for you
and II will pay vol IN call = = = -
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!. !A!!I.W!l!iHEEEING.MAN.
His sucoess as Captain Of the Gap.
itol Police IN Warrington.
.PANAELL GARDENS PROMOTION.

TO tho Head Of tho Little Army and
tho wonderrai Reform 10 Has In.
atltuted.-,l DescrIp, OF His Ap.
pcaranee--o racterlstics 40 FAINT.
liar q, 10 his ~ Wheeling " Frionda How
ao Was Surprised by tho Appoint.
ment-tIo Catches Mon Asleop a.
! Their Posts aud Takes Prompt Ac.
tlon. I! 8 lll'is ..l.
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Eight.Cent Articles.

=, Monkey Wrcnches. Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls,
TN Buckets. Long Handle Fire shoyel,, Rules
Hosiery Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
envelopes, Spring Balances. Scissors. Blank
Books. Patent Buttons, - \ h So -
ont customers know n good thing when they
sec ut Join the procession to our store. ! =
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S. MacHiNiSTS.
MACHINE
CAROTHERS & HOWE.

Wo have In stock ut tho prcscnt timo tho fol.
lowing: One second hand Horizontal Engine
and lollcr ] Ii. p. Ono secondhand Acme Az.
hand Horizontal Engine and Bollor, G II. z. Ono
secondhand skinner Engine and Boiler. 10 IL p
One secondhand Fisher Engine ind Bolor IS
II. p. Ono secondhand Spence Traction Eugiuo
Steam Pump. medium size. Ono second hand
,Nolsard Pump, 5hSSl{. Ono secondhand lIorl.r
zontnl Tubular Boiler, j. II. p. Ono second.
hand Horizontal twO.llue boiler. aSSl6. Ono
Ono now Skinner iiori:oS,ai EnSlnc. 10 ii +. i
Agents American Feed Water Heaters, by tho
uso Of which n guaranteed saving in fuel Is
mnde Of 20 per cent Agents snedtker, l. Cars
Power Fly Fans. II - IA Z VI
WAREROONI, 1888 MAIN STREET.
OFFICE ROOM, 40 lPenboly Dulillng.
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Harry Wheat is in St, Paul on bust
ness trip. 80
Mrs. Dr.. G. NJ. iFrissell and sister,
Miss Gene Logan, are visiting in New
York. IA - &; A, 81.
Stokes Tunstile. proprietor OF the
Bailey House, OF Weston, is a guest at
the Windsor. ,ji! IN
Mrs. Edith Poundstone, Of Cincinnati,
is visiting her father, Capt. John Fran
els, OF the Island, ..,9i
Secretary Lynch will attend the con.
vention Of the Ohio Y. NJ. G. A. ut
youngstown this week.
John F. Lane, travelling passenger
agent OF the Baltimore & Ohio, is home
from an eastern business trip.
< Mrs. John Francis, OF the Island, has
returned from a pleasant visit 10 Mrs.
Capt. Charlie Ball, OF Pittsburgh.
Charles Dannenherg, tho we'll known
butcher in the Eighth ward. is lying
very i'll at his home with an uctack OF
pneumonia.
DR.. J. II. Storer and wife, of Elm
NtoNSs liz IL bcuIcu5 uuu auAtl QeSs
have lett for California to attend the
Mid-Winter fair.
Z. j.. Marsh, OF sisterayille, NJ. B.
Ralston, of Weston, and G. Clinton
Gardner, of Parkrsburg. registered a,
the Windsor yesterday. IF
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Lott and Miss
Laura Gardner, Of Pittsburgh, arc visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm
Gardner, on the South Side.
L. B. Booth, of Warrington, J. W.
Haro and John Lewis. Of Fairmont, Col.
Romeo II. Frcer, OF Ritchio G. H., and
the Dazzler company stopped ut the
Behler yesterday. ,aE
Mrs. Lucy Loring Milton returned to
her home in St. Louis on Saturday,
after a long visit to her father, at Elm
Grove. She leaves him in much better
health than she found him.
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.RlNEHAR1. & 8TATUM.
Cry BAsk BUILDING.
Z Telephone aia [Ia76l Room, No. a, IA
FOR$RElIT.

Id r 1
No. s Virginia street. Island, nine .rooned
house; bath room. brick house. Cheap. nc Z
No. = North Front street. with all modern
improvements. nine rooms Cheap. i5igl So I
" No. l2l Southt From street. seven rooms, bath
and laundry: new house. Cheap. -
No. II South Penn street Island, eight rooms,
bath room and stnble.3 Cheap. ia { f7IfIT5..
= No. l23Ls South Font street. seven rooms and
bath room; all modern improvements. Cheap.
No: IL North Works street, SIX rooms, bath room
and an laundry; new house; oil Improvements.
No. 100 South Broadway street. three roors.
basement and bath ROOM. Cheap. Il NJ
No, S. South York street. seven rooms, bath
room and laundry; both gases and electric bells
FOR SALE.-Ss'
Business property on Market street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth street, Residences, iarms,S
building lots at reduced prices. Call and SEQ
how cheap an selling. = 3 rs:
1ARRT# J.HTTN TX,
11iS Market street. Telephone 6s7. fol
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Ten.C Cent Articles.

y suspeuders. Clothes lines, 2iccnt Jewelry.
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages. jail Padlocks,
Royal Needle Packages. one. half pound Ten, La.
ales' 2o'cent Hose. Dolls 2Sccnt CUR Buttons,
Mirrors. Pocket Knives - = -
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, as thoy ure here to-day and
gone Tomorrow. It Is our aim to always havo
something new OF prices that Will make you buy,
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SUCCESSFUL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION


Tho United Banking and Building Com
pnny = Its Branch In Wheeling Tho
Governor of Virginia n Dlrector-Pront.
fpent Citizens Of Wheeling on the Board
Here. & = - II. 5:5 ~ 80
The United Banking and Building
Company, OF Richmond, Virginia, has,
through its representative, Mr.. NJ.
Jacobson, formed large branch in
Wheeling. and its shares of stock Is
being daily subscribed to by our citi-
zens. his company invite. The closest
Investigation as 10 its financial standing,
referring freely 10 the Bradstreet or
Dun Mercantile Agencies, the Citizens
Bank OF Richmond, Va, Governor
O'Ferrall, of Virginia, and 10 Mr.. W. J.
W. Cowden, ex.postmaster of Wheel.
ing, who is its attorney for Wheeling;
also, DR.. John II. Pipes, one OF our
leading physlcians here, who is it, vics
president for Wheeling; also, D. T.
Phillips and Lewis Jones, both apprais-
ora for tho company here.
The following il copied from the
Richmond, Va. Dispatch Of the Slh
instant:
1.-THE annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the United Banking and
Building Company was held at its Of
ticcs in this city at noon yesterday. The
president submitted his report as to the
business done by the company during
the past twelve months. The showing
made was most gratifying. In this pa.
per President Blair said that notwith.
standing the terrible financial striugen-
cy that the country had Just passed
through, the company was now in bet
ter condition than ever BEFORE The
paid uu stock had increased nearly 100
per cent and local branches had been
established in six states. The report OF
the actuary showed that the average
profit yielded By the company since its
organization is 10 per cent. The follow
lowing gentlemen were elected drcc.
tors: W. ]. Johnson. Governor O'Fer-
rail-, William Ryan, Ii. l.. Denoon and
Lewis Blair. Governor O. Ferrall takes
the place OF the late Adolphus Blair on
tho directory" .IEE e
Tho officers OF the Banking and Build.
ing Company are LOWS II. Blair, presi.
dent; W. ]. johnson, vice president;
W. G. Preston, general attorney; Samu-
el S. Elan, secretary aud treasurer; L.
NJ. CratchGeld, assistant secretary and
treasurer. or lEr
Mr.. Jacobson can be seen at the Nc.
Lure house. "
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3Two.Cent Articles.

Z, ~ dozen Buitons. Fine Comb. i bottle Ink.
Plnt Tin Cnns. Handkerchief, Cake Cuttars Pan.
Eer BoIes, Langtty Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils,
Gulr buttons, Pie Pans, Pocket Combs. Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap, Gimlcis,
tanS Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils. Iiair
~ I'd deal only In Bargains and glvo big value
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ELECTROMAGNETIC will prepay
freight to any railroad station 200 miles
from any OF our storos on ordera amounts
Ing to $40, sugar excepted.
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Merchant Tailoring,

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be
ready IN short time Our cutter. Mr.. W. r.
Marlowe; VIII show you all tho latest styles and
patterns in this line aud we will save you money,
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ABOUT pEopLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling F ollta
u, ~ EL-- ~ Abrond 100 ~ 81. r.

sot . TN M I ettV o'e5 HHu tVHuuttuE UIKB
lt,58 Abroad.
Tho Hon. Champ Clark, member Of
Congress from Missouri, was at the
Stamm yesterday on his way to Wash.
incton. He had been ont delivering n
lecture to ons Of the literary societies Of
Bethany college, Of which institution he
Is an honored alumnus, class OF 1878.
His standing at college was such that
Immediately after graduation he re-.
ceived the appointment OF principal OF
Marshall college in this state. which he
resigned to become student OF law, and
ultimately q politician OF prominence
in Missouri. Hell is known in Congress
as a member who enlivens his remarks
with pithy and pointed anecdotes.
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E. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts,, Wheeling, ", va.

Branch stores ut Stcubenvllo, Bcllalro. Now
SMIarllnsSille, ParkGraburg and tho Cyclone, at
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iWTANTED-To RENTTWO ROOMS
/. w on first floor. for Office uso. Prefer be-.
tween Twentieth mud Twenty.fith street. on
Chapllnc. DR. l. n. BuRCHINAL. "! iep !
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PAINS in tho region Of tho kidneys
arc cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
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sWANTED-As SALESMAN, $50 TO
w $50 weekly eau be made with our good,
10 any locality; will prove It or forfeit $780, co.
salary or commission. as you prefer. The re-.
wages Address RERS,' r p. %
Box sos. Boston. Mass. iaI0.Mwtr, y
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iWANTED-UNFURNISHEDR ROOM
wv md board In private family for young
married couple; centrally located. Address II.
J.."i clro Intcllirencer oIlce, = p ialST
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iR UsINESS CHANCE-WANTED,SA
~ partner in n fast growing manufacturing
onslneSs. Splendid opportunity. References ex-
CHANGED. Address "B0NA Eide, " 1ntellIgencer
ONCE - gli'f 80 q 49, 20 'f.ASr fe0 "
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.5.tltf 81 tt4llf ii7raf l4tsgl ~ ~ y dng,wwAr
WANTED

MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
Iva for n new Busehs1 81 n day easily made.
SAMPLES md terms free. Address C. Z. MAR.
sHALL LOckpott N Y !. 8 - N. fnl2.26 .
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ENoRt RENT-A GOOD, TWO.STORY
~ brick house, No. $3.50 Chaplino street, con.
tanning six rooms bath room. attic and cellar;
both gases Inquire OF 3. KLIEVES, ISIS Chap.
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MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
MEN or have lne side line. BOUQUET
ClGAR co.. Lynchbnrg. Va. ~ ~ iaga !
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FOR RENT,

F0R RENT-GooD STOREROOM-
~ good location. Address AL. s., caro- In.
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FOR SALE,
Cheap and on Easy Term.
'NOW is THE TIME TO sEOURE A

w. v. HOGE.
ocd Cltr Bank lluIldlng. 100 Market Street
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NOR ;RENT-Ai Il LA r GE -FOUR
=. story building. situated on Water street,
adjoining St, Charles Hotel. Apply to J,IA.
BODLEY. No. 90 Fifteenth street. - iaiS
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

John Dussard is the proud father
cf IL pound boy or girl. and we
have forgotten which All the same
John is just as happy which ever it
may be This is the first, but if il
were not our friend would be lust az
proud oft Just wait and see if he
wouldn't
The Lamson Business College and
Academy will open next Monday in
its new building in Phoenix. This is
the only institution of the kind in the
territory and has established a repu-
tation second to none in any country
{ Mrs. E. l.. Gray, who has been
spending some months in northern
and central California for the benefit
of her health, will arrive home to
morrow, much improved in health.
During the past week the large
dredger on the new Mesa canal head
ing removed 1,4O0 yards OF earth
every twenty-four hours. The small
dredger runs only day shift. ~
Il is the opinion of all mining ex-
perts who visit Ioldfield and the
camps thereabouts that they will de-
velop into the ric hest gold mining
camps in the territory.
Although the h orion has heen
banked with heavy storm clouds
almost every evening for two or three
or more weeks, but slight sprinkles of
rain have visited u.s.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31
Thickening up AlfalfA,

At the Santa Ana meeting of
the Farmers Institute, B. Walton
of Compton was asked about
thickening up poor stands of alfalfa
where people do not desire to pillow
up what was growing. The Rural
Californian aiyes his answer as fol-
lows: have tried successfully the
sowing of alfalfa and harley on
poor stands before the rain comes
in the fall, then narrowing well
with q sharp harrow to cover the
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

On the assumption that the
president will either sign the new
tariff bill or p ermit it to become a
law without his signature, estimates
are already being made as to the
amount of the probable receipts
under the law. An estimate sub
mitted by the secretary Of the
treasury to the senate finance COM
mittee puts the total receipts under
the bill as about $378,0O0, 900,
estimating the customs revenue at
about $l79,OOO,OOO and the inter
nal revenue at about $l99, 900, 900.
In case this estimate should be
proved to be we'll founded the re-
venue for the present fiscal year
will exceed the expenditures for
that year by about $4,000, 900, so
that in ease no great increase IN
expenditures should occur, the
treasury would have surplus at
the close of the year. The secre-
tary estimates the expenditures for
the current fiscal year at about
1888, 900, 900, which would leave a
surplus on the basis of the secre-
tary's calculation of about 81 2,0OO,-
600 at the close of the year. 1t is
expected, Of course, that the reduc-
tion in duties will increase impor--
tatlons, and to that extent will
help to swell the receipts from
customs, though it is believed that
considerable portion of the re-
venue, particularly from sugar,
will be lost, owing to the fact that
a large supply of raw sugar has
already been imported in anticipa-
ton of the passage of the tariff
bill. OF course all such estimates
as this are more or less prohlemati-
cal, but it Is of interest to notice
them at time when the operations
of the new bill are under consider
ation.-Bradstreets.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

THn new tariff act became a law
Tuesday by operation of law. the
president having failed to sign or
veto it. Numerous mistakes have
already been discovered in the new
document. The country is satis-
fed, however, that the thing is
done and congress gone home.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

TEE product. of fourteen acre
apricot orchard in the Salt River
valley sold this year for 81, 800 and
the trees were only four years old.
And yet many people still argue
that there is no money in fruit
raising.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

IT is officially announced at Toxic
that on June 30th the King of
Oorea declared himself independent
of China, and appealed to Japan to
assist him in driving the Chinese
from Asan, with the assistance of
Corean troops. The same date
!Corea renounced all treaties with
China.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

As the new tariff law is now in
force, with income tax provision,
our citizens had best begin to make
out statements of their incomes so
as to have them ready when the
government tax man comes along.
All incomes of less than $4, 900 are
exempt under the law from taxa
tion.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

The Board of Supervisors Tues
day made the tax levy for the fol-.
lowing year. For county purposes
IAhe rate foots up $l.78 on the 500
andlfor territorial purpo ses ~ on
the 800. The rate on the bond
interest fund of School District
No, 4 amounts to 20 on the 500.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

AGAIN the rumor floats upon the
lazy zephyrs hereabout that the
Phoenix 4 Maricopa Railroad
Company will at once begin the
construction of branch line to
Mesa. We cannot verify the re-
port and we shall make no kick
whether it be true or not, standing
as it were in a state of complete
Indifference on the subject. We
really like to see people build rail-
roads if they want to. We are
not in condition to say just how
much money it would put into the
pockets of our people for that
branch line to oome, but we are
pretty certain that all who patron
ize the road would pay reason
able sum of money for the privi-
lege. The people of Mesa are
more anxious to bid the new North
and South road welcome, and it's
here will be received with
warmest feelings Of friendship.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
COMMITTEE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
Jions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect Satisfaction or money refunded.
25 cents per box. For sale by John
Barnett.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

rHE regular biennial crop of
great statesmen will bob up now
like toadstools after storm. Many
of them whose ambition was nipped
in the bud are now meditating
."This is not my year."
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

reservoirs, dams, etc, Until these
enterprises are inauyurated and
completed the water question will
continue somewhat as it is. an
enigma.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

We would find less complaint Of
"a scarcity of water for irrigation if
that which we have were econo-
.mically+ used and followed by
Thorough cultivation.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

seed with dust or put it in cracks,
as low places in the ground, to come
up with the first rains. The bar
ley keeps down the foxtait and
weeds, and being sown so early the
crop of alfalfa and barley will be
taken off before the moisture has
gone out of the land, and it will
be likely to thicken your stand of
alfalfa, besides yielding good cut
ting of hay. Nothing has ever
paid me better returns than this
plan. Last year and this [ have
had fine crops, and my stands are
much improved. About twelve
pounds of seed per acre are plenty.
When the crop is cut it should be
put in stacks as soon as possible,
even if it be necessary to roll over
the shocks in the morning to dry
the bottoms before stacking To
my mind nothing shows such bad
results as allowing hay of any kind
to stand in the field to bleach and
shrink in weight and loose its nut
ritive qualities and value. l be-
lieve hay will lose one-fourth of
its weight by standing in the field
as we often see, besides initiating
against its selling qualities.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31
Democrats, Attention!

All Democratic voters of Mesa Precinct re- here
by called to meet at the City Hall. on Monday
evening, Sept Srd, 1894, to choose candidates
for pricinct offi GERS.
COMMITTEE.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

The harp of a thousand strings
will .be twanging from now till
November. Politicians will be
airing their craftsmanship on all
sides.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31
FRIDAY, August 81. 1894.

<CoNGREss adjourned Tuesday
and the country breathes easier.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

The Chinese and Japanese are
still at war and the prospects are
good for a~lengthy and bitter strug
gle.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

The question in California now
is, will the November frosts nip
the Budd or will it bloom.
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31

The future Of this valley. as
well as of most of tho valleys of
Southern Arizona, hangs upon the
development Of water by storage
Mesa free press., 1894-08-31
ET9JIRER

Tuesdays and Fridays Is 8coumn,
week. equal 2O8 ordinary that
white
eromo journalism
all orders this office
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-03
THE BEST POSITION FOR SLEEPING.

THE BEST POSITION FOR SLEEPING.
TEN is greater; that the effect on the
veins is better, and consequently the
condition of the blood is improved and
weakness of the lungs is therefore
largely overcome If in trying the eff
feet of this position for sleeping any
unpleasant sensation is experienced
the feet will be found to have been too
high, and therefore they should be
lowered little by little by using pill
lows of less thickness until the proper
height is reached, which is readily de-
termined by the improved feeling OF
the sleeper.
For women especially this mode OF
sleeping is recommended by the pro-
fessor, and he claims to be in receipt OF
endless communications from ladies
throughout Germany who have found
untold relief in following his simple
prescription. In an essay recently
read by the professor the advantages
to the physical nature from this man
ner of sleeping were shown to be UNI
mistahable and easily understood as
such by the lecturers audience in tho
plain but convincing language en-
ployed.
Briefly, the professor urged that the
veins are better kept filled with blood,
the blood flowing toward the brain is
conducive of n clearer, more rested
mental condition upon awakening, and
the heart finding easier action is not
called upon for such hard work, and
therefore the tired feeling often accom-
panying the first awakening is done
away with,