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The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-28
METAL and INDESTRUCTIBLE

METAL and INDESTRUC CTIBLE
as to the effects of natural elements
In operation the action of this
valve is original, in the fact that the
pressure which holds it to It's seat
when CLOSED will also hold it
OPEN when the valve is sufficiently
removed to give about full capacity
of opening Hence it is in this sense
also AUTOMATIC. The tendency
of this valve, therefore, is either to
close TIGHT or open WIDE, ac-
cording as it is near one extreme OF
the other.
To secure the valve In any inter-
mediate position, tighten the large
thumb nut against the sides of the
Eccentric lever, being careful that
top of the set screw is clear of the
end of the valve-stem stud, which
would otherwise lock the nut only.
Special attention has been given
in design, and provision made in its
construction with a view to facilitate
all repairs. Parts are comparatively
large, OF substantial construction and
of plain design, so that all possible
operations incident to such repairs
can be easily performed with the fa-
ciIiues az hand in an ordinary ma
chine shop.
This valve is ordinarily made of
brass in the smaller sizes; of mallea-
bic iron in the larger. Each valve is
fully tested at the enormous pressure
of 400 lbs, which however is less
than one-tenth Q-10) of It's ultimate
breaking strength.
All these valves are furnished in
two grades as regards finish, as
"Plain Finish and "FuiI Finish" and
it is advisable, In ordering, to give
full particulars as to the requirements
of the service for which valves may
be intended.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-28

Latched' or self~locking Valve
This valve is especially adapted
for use as THROTTLE-VALVES
on stationary engines in every SER
vice. indispensable on HOSTING
ENGINES, PILE-DRIVERS, on
STEAM-HAMDIERS, DREDGES
and CRANES; on TRACTION
ENGINES, LOCOMOTIV ES,
STEAM BOATS, TUGS and
SHIPS.
Unequalled in convenience, efic-
iency and durabIlity-it will com
mend itseIf,&yo even the casual OBJ
server as the BEST for variety of
other purposes
In generaEdesign this value is SIM
liar to the PLAIN Eccentric-lever,
but in operation this Throttle-valve is
SELF-LOCKlNG in ANY POSI-
TION.
The ECCENTRIC-LEVER has
GREATER LEVERAGE, Has
BALANCED ALL-METAL valve,
and METALLIC PACKING.
This Throttie-vdIve is made of
brass IN the smaller sizes; Of maile-
able iron or grey iron in lhe larger.
Each valve is tested at 400 lbs. pres
sure per square inch.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-28
LOCAL.,

After Thanksgiving, what.
Mr.. G. L. Gruebele left for Cleve
land Thursday.
Rev. R. A. Owen left for Pikeville
Monday evening.
We will do job printing while you
are in towu. See!
Billy Thatch of Jasper was in
town Monday last.
Job printing done at this Office as
quickly as possible.
A chilly day Tuesday but warm
er uay on Wednesday.
Mrs NJ. G. Campbell we are sorry to
hear is confined to her bed
Saturday last r. J Brown and son
David paid visit to Dunlap.
Mrs. Levan is reported to have
800 to 1000 bushel of fine apples,
Gustafson Bros. have contract to
make the Holt patent masOn's rule.
Enterprise. surely pays as perusal
of our Victoria notes ar ply shows.
VIM. Wells is laid up with a lame
foot caused by log rolling on 1t last
week.
We guarantee good neat work in
printing of every description. Give
us trial.
We hear that Anderson Pryor
brother of Wash Pryor died near
Whitwell Monday last.
Rev. R. A. Owen, presiding elder
of the M. E. Church, South, arrived
in town Friday evening.
We are in the fight to get out cir
culars, letter heads, envelopes, dOd-
gers, &C., anything you want.
Grundy county is taking great in.
terest in Centennial matters They
appreciate the good it will do.
Mrs. B. F. Lasater left Tuesday
morning for Aledo Texas on a vlSl
to her brother, Mr.. j. K. Owen.
VIM. Lee ana NJ. T. Pryor have
been working on the mountain log
ging for G. w. Watley Saw Null.
John Holloway of Looneys Creel
was in town Friday for some more 0
the brick from the Hardaway ruin.
Our friends, Mr.. and Mrs. HoI
combe and children, Of ,HfSR teagIe ar
taking in the Atlanta Exposition thi
week.
If YOU doubt our ability to get on
neat and nice job work, come an
see the kinds we are getting out rlgh
along.
We speak from experience wher
we say thaa mast-fed hog, roasted
IL GOOD Thanks to Austin Coppin
ger we had an opportunity to max
a personal analysis Of nice leg TIN
week.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-28

the packing-bOx unusually great.
The valve stem passing through its
packing box and gland, consequently
furnishes an unsurpassed positive
guide for the valve to and from it's
seat in regrinding while in position,
as we'll as iii regular service.
How Is the valve balanced? This
is best explained by reference to the
we'll known fact (among knowing
ones) ''that the effective pressure
on the two sides of piston in a steam
engine cylinder is not equal" Be-
ing less on the piston-rod side, due to
the area Of the piston-rod passing
through its packing box. On this
analogy, assume very large piston
rod relative to the diameter of its cy-
Under, and it is clearly seen that YER
Y little effective pressure can be ex-
erted on the pIston-rOd side.
On this principle of displacement,
the area of the valve stem passing
through its packing-box Is the area
multiplied by the pressure OF which
the valve is relieved and BAL
ANCED, leaving only enough pres
sure to act IN keeping the valve to
It's seat when closed, avoiding injur-
ious ',jamming". The pressure on
the valve automatically varying with
the pipe pressure inSures a TIGHT
VALVE under all ranges of pressure.
In view of the double advantage
in using this simple steam balance
with the powerful Eccentric-lever,
the valve especially EASY to OP-
ERATE.
The valve chamber is of uniform
diameter GREATER than the out
side diameter Of the pipe attached.
The area Of the opening in the valve
seat (Which is set at an angle) is IN
all cases GREATER than that of the
pipe to which it corresponds. Thus
furnishing PERFECTLY DI-
RECT UNRESTRICTED passage;
hence it is STRICTLY STRAIGHT
WAY.
METALLIC PACKING of the
simplest, most durable and effective
design is used for the valve seat; thus
adapting it for use in positions OF
GREAT HEAT, IN connection with
ACIDS, or where repaoklng and ad.
iustment is difficult.
Hence: this waive is certainly ALI
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-28
A new thing in GLOBE VALVES.

Anew thing in GLOBE VALVES.
This valve is designed for govern
ing the flow of steam, air, water and
other gases or liquids, in pipes to
which it may be attached.
tits especially adapted for WA
TER and AMMONIA-VALVES in
factories; for FURNACE-COCKS
and HOSE-VALVES around iron
furnaces; for boiler BLOW-OFF
VALVES, and for ordinary steam
and water valves in connection with
steam engines and pumps. 1t is suit
able for use on STEAMBOATS,,
SHIPS and LOCOMOTIVES, or
wherever an ordinary "globe-valve"
or "stop-cock" may be used; but,
with the following decided advan-
tages and points of superiority over
one or the other or both.
An ''eccentric-lever" is applied in
its operation, requiring no threaded
valve stem, no screw-threaded pack
ing-box, and possessing enormous
leverage. Hence, no stripping of
thread, and no excessive ''jamming"
of the valve on it's seat is possible.
While the movement Of the valve
may be slow Gn shutting off the flow
OF liquids) as circumstances may re-
qll;re, or the judgement of the opera
tor dictate, it is also QUICK ACT
ION in opening and always under
full control.
The movement Of the valve to and
from its seat is direct, and very slight
movement to full capacity,
The valve stem is not subject tC
twisting or turning, and consequent
wear IN the packiug-box gland; nol
is the valve seat affected by similar
action. This obviate5 the use of III
dependant or loose valve-disc OF nur
attached to the stem.
F. The design of the vaIve-seat dia
phram being simply low, thick rit
uniformly supported by the sides O
the valve-chamber, it is absolutely
unaffected by excessive pressure anC
cannot be distorted. Hence the uso
of a "fibrous", ''asbestos" "vulcanite"
or soft valve liner is dispensed with
and perfectly fitting REGRIND
ING VALVE is furnished in on,
piece with the stem relatively ST
large in diameter that bending is i'm
possible, and the bearing surface il
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
more AeouT TAAr TRoLLgY MAR.
An Agreement Has Been Drawn, But thu
Trolley Company objects 10 Severn
Clausee.

An Agreement Has Been Drawn, But the
Trolley Company objects TO Several
Clausee.
MEDIA, July 10 The supervisors Of
Aston township. Joseph P. Yarnall and
Thomas Galloway, who have been
charged with blocking the building Of
the Middletown and Aston electric
railway, by refusing TO grant the right
Of way through the township, say Ia
their defense that they have en- agree
ment mapped out which they want the
officials OF tho road to sign before they
grant them the right u building the
road through Aston.
This agreement gigea the company six
months in which 90 build the line
offers the choice OF either the Marcus
Hook or Concord Roads for the tracks
atlpaletes thst q nat rail must be used
aud that there must BIO eighteen feet q
driveway clear Of the rails II She road
should be macadamzsd at any time, tbs
company must telfogd or madacam tb'
portion occupied h7 them.
The trolley company objects TO aevers
clausis Of the agreement. They wan
two years instead Of six months in which
to conplete the rosd and want the righi
Of way on both the Concord and Marcus
Hook roads
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
JOY TO INFANTS.
FraiI, SiCkIy Babies GET
Fat and Sturdy.
Their Steady, Healthy Growth
Due to LaCtatGd Food,
Babies When Weaving Do
Not Throw 1t Up.
Puny Ones Show a Decided
and Immediate Gain.
Iaotated Food Babies Stand
Summer Heat the Best,

There are many anxious mothers now
warm weather 10 here.
And they have every reason for baing
alarmed The hot, vertical sun beats
down mercilessly on the little ones; re-
duces their strength. robs them Of high
spirits, spells their appetite aud loosens
their slender hold on life, unless extra
ordinary care Is taken flat their food Is
free from impurities aud sufficiently
nourishing and strengthening.
In Thousands OF cases where nursing,
protraeted into warm weather, has re.
ducsd the Vitality and richness Of the
breast milk, babies that show signs OF
fretfnlneas and often collie, become
again fat and sturdy when put on diet
OF lactated food 1t Is undoubtedly true
that babies that have the advantage OF
their mothers milk seem TO stand the
heat of Summer best. providing tue
natural food agrees with them. But
when hot weather bring down the
strength OF both mother aud child there
is slways danger Of the severe bowel
affection which come on 50 suddenly
and are 70 often fatal.
Practieed physicians prescribe lactated
food TO b5 kent always on hand and used
at onca on the fret indication Of loose
ness or logs Of strength. or II baby 4
evidently not thriving on It's presen
Diet Lactated food Is the diet physicianl
use in their own families.
Evening journal., 1895-07-19

A Country BountifaIiy Blessed.
From the New York Tribune.
People would do well to hear in mind
the University Of this area of the United
States when reading OF the terrible
stories OF ruin and devastation brought
by fire. inundarion, cyclones and drought
that follow so rapidly in one another's
wake 0 herwise they might be tempted
10 believe America TO be the most
sffllcted country on the taco OF the globe,
and a particular object Of divine wrath
These diverse visitations, however occur
frequently at points separated from one
another BY thousands Of miles by
distances greater than Che entire length
or breadth Of Enrope--a fact Of which
most people lose sight. SO, while we
extend our deepeat sympathy to those OF
our fellow citizens Ia Michigan, who,
during The last few days have bean Gee
ing their hsmes, their villages, and
even their towns. fall prey to the fires
which nearly ever Summer spread ruin
and desolation throughout the lumber
districts OF that state. We are unwilling
to admit the contention Of some Of oni
foreign con emporaries that America Il
the country, above all others, Of grea
cRtnclysms and the most afflicted o.
the contrary, we claim that there Is NJ
nation In the world 30 bonntifulll
blessed In every respect as ours is b.
/ nature
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
COLLINS is CONVICTED.
Student Ohrs Slayer Guilty Of
Murder In the Second Degree.
THE JURY Was OUT SEVEN HOURS.

It Took the Lawyers seven Hours to sum Up
Both sides Of che Case In the Princeton
Trngedy-Judge Gummrre Made an I'm.
partial Charge to the Jury.
TpExrox. july la.-Thc trial Of John
Collins, tho negro, for tho murder Of |
Princeton Student Fred =. OIL ended in
4 verdict OF murdcr ia the second degree
The jury was locked up after listening 60
the summing up of counsel, for seven
hours. The verdict was reached late last
night.
The last day of the trial was taken mp
bv arguments Senator Duly aud Judge
Beasloy addressed The jury in behalf Of tho
defendant. Counsel claimed that the evil
dencc had proved that Collins used his
pistol ia self defCnsc and that the strong
point in favor Of the prisoner was the fact
that the shooting would not have occurred
had not OH and Cochran armed them
solves with fence piclSets and followed
Collins for tho purpose Of pickinga quarrel
with him
Assistant Prosecutor Apgar, speaking
Cor Che state, said the jury should climb
natc all considerations of sympathy for
Collins because the students did not 80
,.o,'s .'',,,,.,i,,. y, M falt o,or tbo death
- M ,.ba last bie iife thronoh Collins
in,.itariar n ..cone ~ bora Won white
81, NAN Il o,iilfv ~ murder in the
erst ,lo.,rao c,gen If M man kflIed pro
49, IN aesonlt AL IA ,yGy the stu
dents did not go home, it might be asked
as well, "Why didn't Collins 90 homer
Judge Bcasey for tho defenac, referred
| to tho students ms having only contempt
i.,l - er,.s het,recn a nrizo
| HI, 4. MA ,srestler To said the stu-
| -. ,,,se tta a.sgroesors and Ia held as
n.i'ls,eo ~ thts their getfino the palings
MA ,1, ,pt .a;.., nome after tbe FIRST quarrel.
,,,.
Evening journal., 1895-07-19

Only few copies left OF Rand Nc
Nally & Co s Encs cloreiia and Gszsteer
which will be disposed Of al 81 % which
is barely ths cost Of mauufscture. This
is 8 work Of SEQ pages and ~ condensa-
tiou Of The Encyclopedias Britsnnica
Chambers's Encyclopedia, etc, with the
ad ii1ion of much original natter treating
of American subjects Il contains eighty
ealossd maps and g. 0O0 engrsvings and IS
ths chef pest work ever offered in this
city Apply for one at the EFEErNo
JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
EDITORIAL coMMgNT.

It is reported thst the Pennsylvania
millionaire. Sibley. who was exhibited BY
General Warner as a Presidential candI-
aato on the silver ticket, has hunksd.
Ia Presidential races. IS jn others. IL -
last as well for an entry to be scratched
a. to be left 1t the post. Chicago Times
Herald
There is one awinl possibility In Bel
Harrisons candidacy for Preeident-wil ~
it revive interest 10 Sen Russell and
Baby MeKstl Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Eibiey's Presidential boom y having
great difficnlty in the matter OF getting
itself atatted St Louis Globe Demo-
GRAFT
The possibility hunter has temporarily
left tie Pfesldeutisl held 10 find Z
grssner aud more fertile place to labor
ia the Vics Presidential field. The stat,
that cannot produce at least one Vice
Presidential passi iiity is not yet ad-
mifted to the U'i5n st Louis Chroni
Gle
There apre to be some doubt i
Eaw York y ether the electric shocl
given to condemned murderer kill
Evening journal., 1895-07-19

From the New York Tribune.
1t appears that q question which has
already begun to agitate the minds OF
some Of the quidnuncs in Washington
Is whether Grover Cleveland desires or
Eopes or expects to be 3 candidate for
reconciliation next year At hrst blush
the probability would seem to be that
Mr. Cleveland could not regard himself
as possible candidate, and yet II seems
that some OF his Cuckoo" adorers not
only believe that he both desires and
expects 4 denomination, but they declare
that IA thEt alone ID there q hope Of
party salvation GA the other hand,
many Democrats who also believe or
profess 20 believe, that he expects again
ca be- the candidate Of his party, and is
slyiy laying the wires for reorganization,
declare with strong emphasis and con
siderable profanity that he has already
driven the party 10 the verge IL political
insolvency, and that bis candidacy II
1895 would drive 10 into complete and
ncplefs bankruptcy. Moreover, Demo
Gratis Of this sort also assert, as rule
and with great vehemence, that II Mr.
Cleveland should be renominated the,
would support the Republican candidate
even II his name should be Thomas i
Reed Similar Democratic threats havl
been heard In the past, however, ana
evsryb body remembers how vain and
empty they proved 10 bs. According ia
the present outlook the Republican
candidate for the Presidency next yea
will not need any Democratic help Il
\ insure bis auccess.
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
The wheeI Women.

From the New York Sun.
Oas of the most striking features Of
the wheeimen's meet ~ Asbury Park WAS
The presence Of women bicy clera in go
great numbers II IL one among many
ibdicarena 81 a growing passion for
outdoor sports among American women.
l. also shows that tley are getting over
rejudiees which formerly controlled
them A generation ego Il woman Oh y
bicycle aud wearing costume
suited 70 the exercise would
have been hooied wherever che ap
peAred. Sha would have beeu treated as
outside the scale 81 respec,sbhity. Now
tbs annual Wheelmen's meet is attended
ey ruultiiuies or Women riders organized
10 ciubs Of their own or as members OF
climbs Ia association with men, and not
HISS enthusiastic in the sport. Those Of
them who have wheeled their way e
| Asbusy PAX have arrived in tue shaps
after lhtie long runs. and, instead o.
telling embarrassed BY observation, they
are proud Of their experiness with thu
machine. Generally they seem TO havi
Borne tho strain fully as well as thei
masculine companions.
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
omar Iiherty.

The news from Cuba continues to be 80
unreliable that there is little In It Ii
which confidence can be placed, but for
some little time 1t has seemed TO pre-
penderate in favor Of the revolutlonists
and II looks as II there were hgbting
chance for Cuba 70 gain her Independence
IL the Cubsus were united and properly
led.
But unity and good leadership are evil
IDENTIFY sadly needed. Had the American
colonists failed 70 pool their issues there
would have been slight chance Of success
IN the war Of the revolution. The
Cubans should take lessons from oui
conflict with Great Bdtain II they wish
to succeed 1t Is still true that in union
there Is strength.
Evening journal., 1895-07-19

Schedule in effect May 70, 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
REV YORK, weekdays, sS.O5, '7sO.
$3.50, % 40, .iO.S5 a. M; sR.z, 'lbs, FAoo,
NEW York, Sundays, 's:o5, 'nsO.
PHiLADETPHiA {TWENTY- FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS)
1900 $40 sos, lilo. ills a. m. 'l2-2l.
l20, 159, 1905, S.25, 4.55, '5S2, $50, fiS2, a2O'
.1i.s5 a a. M. isi6, I26, 1906, as, as $50.
$50, 1872 $50, 10, I'll y. m.
Fi1iLADI MARkEir s n EftF{n AM
Weekdays, 1905, $780, $3.50, 'lO.S5 a. m;
So Sundays. 1905. 1850. 'ns5 a. M; '7Sa,
-cHfiEsirER, weekdays, .so5. $50. G27.
100. 'L5S, 1906 as, as. $780, 6So. '7.S2.
tH&ssTh;Rls Sundays. !, .sQs, ), s z = 70
7.55, $50, fll.35 q. m; l2.l0, lD sos, 3D.
4.55, $3.50, $50 t7.s2, SO, 10. II p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, '150 a.
m; '12.2l. lis, 1905 p. N. Sundays $780,
CAPE MAY, weekdays, 1870 ('1Os5 a.
m, Saturdays only, 't.59, 1906 p. N.
Sundays, $3.50 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
BA1TIM 4 Z, 4 AND W "a Y y 81
s4.OS, 1925, s6.13, $50, tS.5S p. m.
Sundays, +4.2O, 702 'S.47 a. M; sl255, sz7,
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
| 7.02 a. M; 1903 p m. daily.
NEWARK, Del, .42O zO2 ss.47; .Ilo5 q 2;
o. M. Sundays F420, 7.02, sS.47 a. M; si2.55.
S.QS, 1928, .S5, $50, 'S;5s, lilo P: -;
| PITTSBURG, weekdays, ~S4I q. M
IS 10 b. IN. Sundays, sS47 a. m; @5.25 p. m.
4 CHICAGO, tS.7 a. m; f52 p m; daily:
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. s1255 and
mi NEW n "a ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tSQooga, $50 p m. daily. IhreuGA
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION T0a
a. m. BOB 1886 and lilo p. n. daily
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
weekdays, 702, 1890 a, M; LIZ, Do p. n.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION
FOR New York weekdays, '5i5 D. N.
For Philadelphia, week -days, 10 II sg
a, M, 300, sis, g4o p IA. sundays, eAo
FOR Plttsburg and Chicago. daily,
For baltimore. weekdays, G60 a. m; =.
s515 D. M Sundays, 3, '5.l5 \ NJ
For I4andenberg and way sta .So1s, week
days. $50 o.25 a. M; 2, 5-i5 p. N. sundays.
II A & H. IPiiI94ifisAaiD.ELPHIA crwENTY-
FOURTH AND "a, GHaEsTNUTsTkEETs)
WEEK. ilt .S'l6 i 3, 7ls. ss15. $50. sloss
ll.s0 a. M: ~ 20, Ellie. F1.36. 2. 1880, $50,
-4.l5. '4.i9, SIS. '54i, $50. $50. 'sis. 'Azsi
Sundays. 3. Is. s. ISIS. $50. $50, ll.s0 am.
$500 siss. 2. $780, 3,35 AIS, s449, $50
s7.43. 1923. 1910 and 11.35 >. N.
! | LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWEI4FTH
| AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays 1870 t7.55, .l0.16, a. M 80
D. N. sundays. ss20, s7.55 a. M; 7.H p. M
Telephone. No. 1888
l Rates TO Western points lower than va
any other line.
q. o. SCULL, General Passenger Agent
Y r. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-07-19

From the Council Bluffs Nonpariel
That man would aspire to the PreEi-
dency after the utter population Of
himself by his party and after the com
pleta failure OF his administration on all
the alleged policies it possessed eau only
mean one thing, and that Is his reason
has taken leave OF him Indeed. this Is
not unlikely. for he has shown many
signs Of physical and mental degenera-
tion OF late We do not know whether
Dr. Nsrdau would classify him as a
mattoid or as paranoisc but we are
sure that ha would say that he was one
Oh the Two
Evening journal., 1895-07-19
HOSiSTv
BARGAINS.

$40 pairs Ladies very fine
40 guage plain Black Cotton
Hose, absolutely fast black, 7
cents pairs pairs for 20 cents,
half a dozen pairs for 40 cents
Also a lot of Ladies Black
Ribbed Hose, the I21lc quail
ty-b but these are slightly inn
perfect. They 60 in at the
same price, 7 cents a pair.
500 pairs Children's Black
Ribbed Hose, 2-thyead goods
and fast black, the I21s cent
kind-these also are slightly
imperfect-sizes S. 511, 9,
615, q IN, 8, SH price 5
cents a pair, 90 cents a dozen.
400 Ladies Fine Jersey
Ribbed
Evening journal., 1895-07-19

Almost everyone Is affested more or
less by the weather, though those In
strong, robust health feel 1t less than
invalids and those in weak condition.
This is explained BY an exchange which
advises that those thus affected should
observe the barometer for few months
and compare their feelings with its resd-
ings when they will discover that they
6uetuate in harmony. Then jasta little
plain thinking will make It CLEAR.
When the barometer Is low the atmos.
phere Is light, and the pressure Is con-
sidsrably lsssened. When this pressure
is removed the blood is forced to the
surface, and dIstends the surface and
the vessels Weak or diseased parts are
eongested. sensitive nerves submitted
to unusual pressure, aud aense Of full
ness q sort Of stuffy feeling pervadea
the whole body The blood does not
flow freely on account Of the 10 rs Of
nerve tone, the brain becomes sluggish
and mental acutaness is impaired. The
barometer is not responsible for this, but
1t explains how it all happens.
Healthy, vigorous persons are mol
affected BY the changing pressure snt
moisture of the atmosphere like thos'
who are diseased or have weak spots
They have sufficient vital energy t,
resist the tendency 80 congestion cf tb'
small blood vessels, and Of the mucou
membranes to throw of more noistur
than the atmosphere will absorb, It 4
for this reason that children and younl
people In good health do not suffer TO an.
exaent from atmosphsrIe changes.