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allow their repeal quietly" or other
wise, II they can help 1t.
The Mantle Wheelmen ave decided 70
make some radical changes before 7
beginning Of the century. During the
year 1900 there will be a number OF new
ideas put In force in the hope that the
organization will be materially Improved
thereby. So that the entire membership
may have a chance to discuss the IDEAS
held by the officers and Board OF Gov
ernors a general meeting has been called
for tomorrow afternoon at the
A progressive euchre is being FRANCES
by the entertainment committee OF tne
Castle Point Cyclers. to take place IN tne
latter part of next month.
Secretary Bassett, OF the League OF
American Wheelmen. estimates there VIII
be 200 votes actually represented al the
National Assembly. According to this, u
will take 1874 votes, or whereabouts, 70
carry a constitutional amendment. and ~
votes will be SUFFICIENT to defeat any stint
lar proposition. Candidates for election
must have 101 votes to win. The votes are
distributed by sections, as follows;-NeW
England. IS: the West. 81; South. II; A.
lantic Coast States. LA. Pennsylvania
New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey
have an ever 100 votes.
These officers have been elected BY the
Defender cyclists of Hoboken for the new
year:-T. Schroeder, Captain; H.. Miller,
First vice President; T. Keller, Second
vice President; A. J.. Heath, Treasurer;
H. Schroeder, Financial Secretary;
Mohn, Recording Secretary; J. Villarr Cor
responding Secretary. r. Blanc Sergeant
H. Broer, Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms: F. Heckt, Captain: $. A. Neyinss
First Lieutenant; D. Cosboth. Second
Lieutenant: F.. Jaeger. Surgeon; n.
Schroeder, Bugler; A. Shaw, Color Bearer;
Press Agent. H.-Mulz.
Knowing that the only improvements to
be made in bicTcles must be in the line
of detail, the big makers are bending all
their efforts in this direction. Chief
among the features of the 1900 wheel will
be what is known as the Free Wheel,
combining a coaster and brake. One OF
the exhibitors at the Cycle and Automo-
bile show to be held at Madison Square
Garden, New York, during the week fol-
lowing January 20. will exhibit a hub in
sections demonstrating a new attach
ment for bicycles. The hub is so con-
structed that by back pedaling on a
wheel fitted with it, a clutch is released
in the hub and the rider can coast on his
bicycle without removing his feet from
the pedals. BY back pedalIng again,
another clutch is put into motion which
acts as a brake and the bicycle can be
controlled on the steepest hin. When the
rider is through coasting a pressure on
the pedals in the natural way releases
the wheel and it can be driven the same
as an ordinary wheel. The manufacturer
claims a man can a the exerrion of
20 miles out of every so by the use of this
invention.
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WITH THE BOWLERS.
Doolittles Won a Game il
the American National
Tourney.

The Doofittie Bowling Club of this
city went to New York last night, and
visited the alleys of the Germania As
sembly Rooms, where they were
scheduled to bowl two American
National Tournament games. The teams
that the delegation from this city met
were the Orchards and the Golden Rods
Both these a~ggregations hold places
among the foremost teams of the Metro
politan District. The two New York
teams were pitted against each other in
the first game. Schwacker and Stefens
Of the Orchard team did not put in an APP
pearance and substitutes were used to fill
the vacant places. This was costly to the
Orchards though a good score was tailed
by the five that participated. The Golden
Rods were in are form and won by
twenty-five pins with a total of SS2.
The second game gave the Dooiittles a
crack at the Orchards. but as usual they
ran UP. against an unusually high score
ana lost. They fell only Il pins below
the required score, however. Apman was
high for the local five with 191. Andy
Wright was second with ITS. The highest
score of the game was made by Buchholz,
POS. Schroeder came second with 202.
The third. however, saw the Doolittles
back in form with great success. Right
down the line they went with a grand to-
tai Of $50. This gave them a margin of
80 pins. Wright got an even 200. The
scores tar
FIRST GAME.
Observation-Disclosures, I45; Buchhoiz, 1888:
Schroeder. III; Rusch, 139; Wilckens. S7.
Golden R~od-Eckstein, 1888; Meier, 1870;
Eek, 17s; Sherwood, lAs; Starr, 1871. Total,
SECOND GAME.
Orchard-Bullwinkel 1874; Buchhofz, 2O5:
Schroeder. a2; Steffens. 158; Wickens, lbs.
poelittis.p ~. lsg; Agm an r lsl; Gay ss
THIRD GAME.
Golden R-od-Eckstein, I58; Meier, 156;
Eek, 1Ss; Sherwood, 16l; Starr. 1870. Total.
Doolittle-Duke, 17s; Apmann. l4o; Gray,
215; Wright, 200; Coffman, 150. Total, 1888.
The National League tournament games
at Starts alleys were of the usual order
last night. The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
America-Diefenbach lag; Tedney. 1sl;
fmperiai-cordes, 1863; More. 1s5; Roth
ermel, l65; Linz, los; Longhead, 180. Total.
624.
SECOND GAME.
Imperial-Cordes, 1853; Moore, 154; Roth
ermel. l57; Linz, ISL; Longheed, 2es. Total,
1876.
Lotus-W. Gerdes, 1853; Heath. 1876: War
muth. 1859; Rehm, 1853; Boemmermann, 176.
THIRD GAME.
America-Dfefenbach, 145; Tedney, 1875;
Cooke. 1A; Buehler, 126; Prudential, l72.
Total, TIA.
.Lotus-W- Gerdes, las: Heath, 1872; War.
muth, 159; Rehm. 145; Boemmermann, l47.
| Total, 728.
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BOTH MEN CONFIDENT
MoCsy and Mahsr Tell Hsw Thsy
win wis Mondays Battle.

Maher and Mccoy will complete actlVs
work for their contest today. Both men
are fit as a fiddle. They will rest tomor-
row and each will enter the ring at the
Coney Island Athletic Club at three
o'clock on Monday afternoon thoroughly
confident that he can defeat the other.
AS the time for the battle draws near, IN
terest. If possible, has become greater.
The betting would compare favorably with
that of a championship battle. There has
been a lull the past few days, owing to
the fact that the Maher adherents In this
city have been bet to a standstIll. a fresh
impetus will be given to speculation to-
night, when the advance guard OF the
out-of-town contingent is expected to ar
rive. Peter Maher is a slight fayorite IN
the betting in Boston, Pittsburg and
Philadelphia. 1t is expected that the fol-
lowers of the Irishman in these cities
who will arrive today and tomorrow Will
change the complexion of the speculat on.
Mccoy win enter the ring weighing about
ITO pounds. He tipped the beam after MS
days work yesterday at 1853 pounds, ana
the days rest will enable him to gain at
the lowest calculation two pounds. The
clever Indiana stripping now weighs more
than he ever did before. His system OF
training has been conducted with the sole
object Of building up weight without loss
of strength or speed. This feat Muldoon
seems to- have accomplished. and g
who can never be charged with being
boastful or over-confident. quietly asserts
that he never felt better In his life and II
so confident that he will whip Mahsr he
is willing to bet heavily upon himself, AMI
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II !.
city Clerk


IN Cr
To Alfred E. Van Dorea, Mrs Alfred E.
Van Doreu, George w, Waslee, Harriet
N. WasIes and Mrs William H. Myers:
BY virtue of an order OF the Court of
Chancery. Of New Jersey, made on the
day Of the date hereof, IN q cause where
in Alberta Eugene Commerce.
and Lucetta by Albert Com
nlerce. of Jersey City, Hudson County,
New Jersey their father and next friend,
and the said Albert Commerce, are4com-
VainaGts and you, Alfred e. Van Dozen,
Irs. Alfred E. Van Doren, George w.
Waslee. Harriet N Waslee, Mrs. William
ii. Myers and Susan y. Wortendyke, are
defendants, You are Tsquired to appear,
MEAD, answer or deuntr to the bill Of said
commandments, on or before the twenty
fourth day of January next, or h said
bin will be taken as confessed against
Tne said bill is filed TO partition certain
I'm the City of Jersey City. IN the
County of Hudson and State Of New Jer-
sey. and of which Elizabeth II. Waslee
died seized, and you Alfred e Van
poreu. are made defendant because you
ara one ofthe tenants In common -theretn;
and YOU: Mrs, Alfred e. Van Doren,
George w. Waslee, Harriet N. Waslee
ind Mrs. William H. Myers, are made
defendants because YOU claim to- have
some estate or interest in said lands or
some part thereof.
Dated November Esd, 1899.
GARRIcK & EWALD,
Solicitors for Compliments,
76 Montgomery ST..
Jersey City. N. j.
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MULLINS & SONS
Newark Avenue and Grove Street,
JERSEY cry
RAHRO4DG

Trains leave Franklin street North .RlFez5
staticns New York, as follows, and nffeen min
ntes later from foot "; ga strses, Ter
Penn ]; j. DEPOT ( 5sr.es Gity@ 'sAs
5:h A n daily. ll6any and Montreal.
elsassoS.s. \ Mss az Faias. : Ss.ssa sp Sss p.i s.
Lakes Aohonk and MinneNsska, GAtskIti
csoaas far, AlD Sa : s sssss:.A ana sIAks
n:4S NJ CONTINENTAL LuNuTED, daily.
5oE Albany, Syracuse. RseAester. ba1.ls
and et. Louie. Arrives Chlcaxo and 81. La1is
next Afsernsen: Dining Car attached.
gers cranslon.s, Wssl Point Cornwall. New
bufgh and intermediate stations to Albany
daily. Tor aoasrssl. Utles. syrasu.e. Rses:
ester. Bndalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Do
ssois: cIsyelsad chloa.o and St Leui.
Syracuse. RoshssssT, ssT.ia. Nisssrs
Falls. Hamilton and Toronto.
s; Roe /, 4; daliy for Ale.ny. F syFsoqs s
ronto, Detroit. Cleveland mi Chicago.
B. C.Ieayes Brooklyn Annex, 1915
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Newbur8h Locals: -i-S:S, 1905 A M,
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sDaily. iISundays only. -i-Except Sunday.
wagner SieePtnG lars Tor Albany. Utica.
Syracuse, Rocheskef, Buffalo,, Niagara Falls,
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago on through
train1A
Westeott's Express check baggage through TO
Cortland.
For tickets. time-tables. psrier and sleeping
ear accomnodations or information apply
oricss:-Brooklyn. Nos. sss. sss, TBS Fulton
street,: Annex onice foot Of Fulton street
New York City, Nos 11S, Ill. 81 and 1xfs
Broadway; No 81 West One Hundred ana
Twenty-ffth street, and at Stations.
c. =. LAMBERT. Gen1 Passenger Agent,
Grand Central Station. New York
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RAILROxDS.


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ps-tor cars' daily 10 Pittspurx. contrasting
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viiis. q = CHICAGO and st. Louis Express
- r..,thm,e Sleeping and Diafng Cars aai1
WITH Wis and Chieage. Through Sleep1n6
70 pt< ruisyille (vta CincinnetD ana In
Cal III
diaEapohsx western Express, with yeetihple
eM cass. daily to Pittsbafg and Chicaso.
Dining Cal !"
til 2. r. CAM - c@s,sinnsti. Nashviiis.
and Dining III From and St. Louis.
via Cinclnha1 - S~ar.ss pn1lmsn Gleep-
GIs p. n, kscsns conneefs for ChicaEo
ing Car 70 rlssi 81 sxcspr Saturday. DAILY
daily. and Slssr snn Va shSnaudoah valleS
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NEWS OF THE wHEELMEH.


After the meeting Of the Railroad Pas
senger Agents in Chicago, 1t was an
nopnced that no decision had been reach
I'd in the matter of having a uniform
charge for the carrying Of bicycles. The
reason, as stated, was that there was
no use in attempting such a thing as
long as several Of h large Eastern
states had laws requiring the railroads
70 Garry Bicycles as baggage. Instead of
having the uniform charge 1t was decided
70 work quietly for the repeal OF these
laws, wherever they interfere with the
programme Of the agents.
Prominent wheelmen throughout the
East have been much amused at the
phraseelogy OF this report. for. Ii It is
true, 1t win be decidedly humorous. They
nay that the work Of the roads in get
ting the laws repealed may be quiet
but the opposition thereto will be decided
~ noisy. Those particular laws were
passed after months of the hardest kind
Of work. These divisions will not now
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30
BASKETBALL
Games Every Night At the Kniok-
booker &C. Gymnasium

The Basketball James arranged Tor the
gymnasium on Thursday evenings are well
worth seeing. The game last Thursday
with the Orange team was closely con-
tested throughout. and the Cherry Dia-
mond 1--we won only at the last Of the
struggle by a score OF to 8. Taken in
connection with the gymnastic compete
lions to be held during the winter, these
Thursday evening entertainments in the
gymnasium will be among the most at
tractive tina the club can offer. Ladies
are admitted to the gallery Of the gym
nasium after dinner,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-30

AT , o'clock r. n. st Headquarters Of the
Fire Department, No. ~ Bay street. Jersey
City. Tower and Bells, a. follows:-
THE purchasers OF said property at . pre-
vious auction sale having failed. to comply with
the conditions Of said sale, II has been ordered
resold.)
One Iron Tower, ono Bell ESTIMATED weight
800 pounds and Electric Striking Apparatua.
located at House Of Engine Company No. ~
Webster avenue. near Frankiin street. 70 be
sold toEether as they stand. The purchaser
to pay q deposit Of pns hundred and hfty
dollars Immediately after the articles ara
knocked down.
Ope Bell ESTIMATED weight s 200 pounds at
House OF H, and L. Company No. 8. Communt-
paw avenue. The purchaser to pay . deposit
Of two hundred and fifty dollars Immediately
after article is knocked down.
BY order Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners
CHARLES ESTERBROoK, Clerk.
Jersey City, December a, 1895.
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COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF
The annual meeting OF the ~stockhoid-
ers of the Commercial Trust Company Of
New Jersey will be held At the principal
nt1ome street. Jersey City, New Jsr-
~ev-son TUESDAY, the ninth day Of Janu-
ary. nineteen hundred, at the hour Of
twelve o'clock noon. 3.
for Directors. The polls will be open
from twelve O'Clock noon to one O'clock
OSCAR L. CUBELMAN,
Secretary.
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IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN lF1A1SNE1 Ut = sL1FSE@F -
70 Joseph Snieldsz !.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey, made on the
,dav OF the date hereof. wherein Margaret
Shields is petitioner and you are defend
ant. you are required to appear and an
swer the petitioners petition on or be-
fors the seventeenth day Of January next,
ar ia default such decree will be taken
against you as the Chancellor shall think
eouisabls and just The said petition Is
nisd against you for 4 divorce from the
bonds of matrimony.
Dated November 16. lssy
j, HERBERT POTTS,
Solicitor OF Petitioner,
Montgomery Street,
Jersey CRY. N. J
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
JOHN E. CRONHAM. deceased; Letitia
Amelia Cronham, Mary Frances Snyder and
John e. Snyder, executors OF John n, Cron-
ham, deceased, by order Of the Surrogate OF
Hudson Courty. dated December Ism, 1898.
hereby give notice 10 the creditors of said
decedent to hrinr in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate Of said decedARt, up-
der oath or affirmation, within nine months
FROM the dats Of said order. or they will be
forever barred Of any seton therefor against
said executors
LETITIA AMELIA cKONHAM,
MARY FRANCES SNYDER,
Holm e.
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The Knickerbocker Athletic Club will
serve the nnuai New Year's dinner to the
member on Monday. January !. at the
regular luncheon hour.
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STATE OF NEW JERsEy-HUpsoN couN-
TT COURT.
dsft.
III attachment-on contract-Notice.
Notics is hereby given that 4 writ Of at
tschment was issued out Of the Hudson Com
ty~ciseait Court, State Of New Jersey. against
the rights and credits, moneys and effects.
goods and chattels. lands and Of
j. Fred Beerbower, an absent debtor. at the
suit al julius Palm, for the sum Of one hum
drea and seventy-DIne dollars and seven cents.
rarurnable on october 2Tth, 1890, has been
served and duly executed. and was returned
October 18th, 1890. By the Sheriff OF said County
Of. Hudson.
Clerk.
JoHN s. McMAsTER.
Atty
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or. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
ssTe6v given that the nnal account of the
subsefiber, Adnipistrator Of estate Of Aiinie G.
oNeiis. DECEASED; will be audited and stated
NJ tne Sufxogare Of the County Of Hudson,
and .f<pjr{eds zf6r settlement on Frld&y.s the
aad d4y 81 December next.
;b4tsd ,NeYsuker 18th. 4. p. 1881.
RICHARD Jso'lgEIELs
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CARPETS AND LlnoLEvms.

ms ssss & ssssssns. Is 9' Designs sas0 sor Ok
rooms, halls or stairs, worth at G&s
least SIS per yard, at........... 49,
Good Tapestry Brussels Car
pets, nice bright patterns. wear AAa
guaranteed, regularly sold at 75c.
per
Fun yard wids insra,1s' neg m
grounds, regular price Sc. per .s
49,
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NEW FRED PUBLIc LIBRARY-NorIcE Tr
Contractors.
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Norrcu TO CREDITORS STATE OF
ROBERT n. zEIGEk, deceased; Marie 3
csassd. ~. order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
County, dated September 9Th, 1854. hereby gives
notics to the creditors Of said deeedent 70
brinr ii their debts, demands and claims
srainst the estate Of said dscedsnt, under oath
81 affirmation, within nine months from the
date Of said order, or they will he forever
barred 81 any action. therefor hxsinst safe
ADMINISTRATIVE. NAhLs - zElaEn.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
ANDREW MURRAY, deceased; Manning =:
Stires and Hiram d. Austin, executors. o.
Andrew Murray, deceased. BY order Of the
Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson County, dated
october 9Th, 1855. hereby give notice tossths
creditors Of said decedent to bring in theii
debts. demands ana claims against the estate
II said decedent, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from the date of said or
der. Or they Will BE- forever barred Of any 10.
ton therefor against said executors
MANNING +. STIRES.
HIRAM D. AUSTIN.
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NOVICE 40 UREDrroRs-EsTAIE OF
MARY F. DUNHAM, deceased: Asa
son. executors Of Mary p. Dunhsin. de-
ceased. by order Of the Surrogate Of. Hud-
son County, dated September 25ths. 1928,
hereby give notice to the creditors Of said
decedent to bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate of said de-
cedent, under oath or affirmation, within
nine months from the date Of saiA order,
fion therefor AGAINST said e~xeeut0rs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-28

The invidious germs Of pestiferi0us
species are less TO be feared than the
animus that animates envious persons,
who attack established regulations OF
honor and integrity, when nothing but
''hear-say" IL In evidence on which TO
base such attack.
The japanese always bury their dead
with the head TO the north and this is
said 70 be the reason why no japanese
will sleep with his head in that position.
Many private houses and hotels have q
diagram Of the points Of the compass
posted on the bedroom ceiling for the
convenience Of the guests.
The devil is willy worker, and the
multitude Of disciples ready TO do his
bidding should unity all opposing forces
In biliousness, HERBINE, by expell
ing from the body the excess of bile
and acids, improves the assimilative
processes, purihes the blood, and tone'
up and strengthens the entire system
Price SO cents. Hull & Greene.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-28
Notice.
TN rHE DISTRICT COURT OF rHR FIFTH
II judicial District OF Idaho, In aud for the

TN rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THR FIFTH
Judicial District OF Idaho, In ana for the
County OF Bingham. 4.
rnrst National Bank OF Pocatello, Idaho,
corporation, fieiut'u'
@. Bunting 4 Company, Bankers, cor
porNttOn, Deienuan~
@. r, Thum, Receiver of the defendant cor
poration herein. having this day made rc-
turn 10 this court OF hts proceedings under
the order of sale OF real estate, made by this
Court on the end day OF December. 1925, and
f,led said return herein, and hearing upon
said return being asked for in said return.
Il is therefore ordered and directed that
Monday, tho 9Th day Of March, 1879, at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock a.. m, at the Court room ol
this Cour t. be and the eamc ia hereby nxed
| for tho hearing upon said return. and thai
notice OF Ut least twenty days be given there
OF by publication OF this order in Tue BLACK
roof NEWS, newspaper of general cireula
tion, In Bingham County, Idaho, In whicl
|, county eaid property is situated. Said prop
er,y 80 sold being described as the Bunting
store and Bank Buildings in Blackfoot idaho
and the sum bid therefor being ten thousan'
two hundred dollars.
Dated this e5th day OF january, 1870.
J. c, RICH, Judge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-28
The Deadly Grip

Is again abroad In the land. Inc ar
Won breathe may be full OF Its fatal
oermsl Don't neglect the scrip" or
you will open the door to pneumonia
and consumption and invite death. It's
sure signs are chills with fever, head
ache. dull heavy pains, mucous dis
charge from the nose, sore throat ana
ncver-let-oo cough. Don't waste prec-
ions time treating this cough with
,rochee, tablets or poor, cheap syrups'
Cure II at once with Dr. Kings new
Discovery, the infslible remeoy 'o'
bronchial troubles. 1t kills tue disease
germs, heals the lungs and prevents tn' %
dreaded after effects from the m"'aay
price so cts. and sl.o0. Money BACK
not cured. A trial bottle free AZ h"'
& Greene's drug store
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-28

Two thousand two hundred acres OF
cedars are cut down every year In or
der TO make wood cases for lead pen
ellis, There are % pencil works In Ba'
varia, Of which q are In Nuremberg,
the great center Of the lead pencil
trade. These factories employ from
a. 900 TO 10000 workers, and produce
4 3o0, 900 pencils every week.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-28

A certain doctor bad occasion, when
only beginner in the medical Pro'es-
.ion. 70 attend trial ~ . witness
Council, in croas-cxsmininR the young
n. D., made several sarcastic remarks,
doubling the ability Of 20 young . man
4, understand bis business. "Do you
know the syptoms Of concussion Of 'ne
brs,uSn asked the learned counsel i
do" replied tho doctor. WELL con
uuucd the attorney, "suppose my
learned friend, Mr.. Bagw'e and myself
werc 70 bang our heads together,
.hould wc gc. concussion Of the brainE
"Your learned friend, Mr.. BagwiR
might" said the doctor, quietiy'-Ar
eouaut
The Popular Science News give
the reasons Why persons should DC GOV
cred whom lying down, or even taklns
. nap. The object is simply this: ma
ture takes the time when one is iy,n'
down 70 give the heart rest ana ina
organ couseq ucntly makes ten stroke
,.s. = minute than when one is IN o.
unr,oht posture. Multiplying tina. o
, 40 minutes gives 600 strokes. Therefor
, IN e,gh, hours spent in lying down IN
, heart is saved nearly 5000 strokes, M
, =. the heart pumps six ounces OF oloo
, 18th each stroke II lifts 10000 ounce
, ,s.. Of blood in night OF eight hour
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