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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19

Mr. Hedie, Boyd Z, eats ..fauo Ae.
gent Of the Royal Arcanum, in Virginia.
is in Williamsburg TO form a council OF
the order. OF all the fraternal. beneficial
orders the ROYAL Arcanum is pre-emi-
nently At the top of the list. as indicated
10y The Spectator" the leading insur-
ance critic of the world. The Royal Ar
canum has 6 1000 members in Virginia.
The order, universal. has Dos. 900 men,
bers. 1t paws death benefit of 81 900.
$4,000 and $4,000. besides weekly sick
benefits. The order shows a net gain Of
10000 for the past year. Its social, fra
ternal and insurance features commend
IL to the consideration of strictly bust
ness men, and men of moderate means,
who cannot afford to pay Old Line rates.
The Grand Secretary is Mr.. James b.
Blanks, of Petersburg, and the Grand
Council Of Virginia is in the hands OF
prominent and influential men. whose
names give a substantially TO the or
ganization. Deputy Grand Regent Boyd
will be here for. perhaps, 80 days, or a:
long as il may require TO complete the
formation of the council. Besides bear
ing a commission he has letters and re
ferences including the names of many o
/ the best citizens of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. This is a splendid opportnnit,
! for the citizens of Williamsburg TO TAX
advantage of an opportunity to secur
a cheap and solid insurance andpromot
the principles of fraternal and social lif
as we'll In this regard, the Royal Al
canum is not excelled.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
General Insurance Agent.
PENINSULA BANK BUILDING,
Room No g.
World ; Champion .

al tried many remedies Ia cure piles, -
writes W. Il Sn it'll, of Latham, IN,
but found no relief till used Buck
lens Arnica Salve. have not been
troubled with piles SINCE It's the only
champion pile cure on earth and th,
best Salve in the world. 25c per box
guaranteed by l.. Henl,y, druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
New Town Site.

Postmaster T G. Peachy has had a
civil engineer at work laying off por-
ton of his farm, opposite the {. and o.
depot. iuto lots tor a town site. This
addition to the city viii be known as the
"Northside. and will offord those wish
ing TO build an opportunity 10 get lot
convenient TO depot and knitting min.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
Equipments Ordered.

The College has granted the contract
for equipments for the gymnasium to the
Naragansette Machine Co. The supplies
will be here. and in place by February
Goth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
10 CURE A COLDIN ONE pAy

Tale Laxitive Brono Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. z. w. Groves signature is on
every box. 25c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
Moved Away.

Mcssrs. II. r. Bryan and l.. Garrett
are moving their saw-mill from "Delks
TO a large timbered tract just below
Yorktown.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19

Now is the time when Group and lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal TIE only
harrlle-s remedy that prod aces mmrd'
ate results is One Minutc Cough Cure
Ii is very pleasant 20 taSe an c. .se
seelsl-esSss ,0 ifI-..fy Cure cough
colds and ~ lung iisess :. IL will pre-
vent consumption. =. Henley. Jr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
Insurance Notice.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Jan
nary 10, l901.-Finding that
our time is consumed i'm our
individual lines Of business,
and that We cannot devote
The tin,e required in the con-
duet OF our insurance husi-
ncss. we hive this day sold
to Mr.. ARCHIE Brooks orr
insurance business, including
all ugencies, our good will.
etc. We. therefore, take this
opportunity OF expressing to
our customers our high APP
| prrriation of their patron
age; and we hope they will
| n.cor,l 30 our successor. Mr.
| Rro, k, nS liberal patrOnag'
| i'm the future as they have e
W. in the past. feeling n-sur
el lie will prove himself cap
able. energetic and trust
wort hv.
/. rrr~N-f nv & DTrTI rDA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
HENLEY & PHILLIPS.

Referring 70 the above no
tice. | beg to say, am the |
successor of Henley K Phil |
lips in their general insur-
ance business, and am the
duly authorized agent oi the
following companies, which
have been represented 10y
them: Hamburg Bremen,
Virginia State. Pennsylvania
OF Philadelphia. Fire Asso-
citation OF Philadelphia,
Home OF New York. Nor
wich Union. The Fidelity and
Deposit Company OF Mary
land, and the Fidelity and
Casualty Company OF New
York. with also the Virginia
, Fire and Marine Company
= of Richmond, Va, which ]
}. have handled for II years,
The interest of all policy
: holders i'm the above cOnpa
It Mes shall be faithfully served
by me. and ! respectfully so
81 licit the patrOnaus az n'
y friends and the insuriug pub
e lie Of Williamsburg Nu.. au'
e vicinity rJr1m.sing promp
C. business attention tO theI
interest whenever permitte
80 sefVe chem
BROOKS.
4e General Insurance Agent.
80 PENINSULA BANK BUILDING,
al Room No. 8
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-19
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.

Laxitive Brou.o Quinine Tablets cures
cold in one day. No cure, nc Pay.
Price, 25 cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
waId.r.se WIN I.n,. relln.

Berlin, May 24-The statement II
London newspapers that Count VOL
Waldersee had informed tho Chimes,
authorities that he would not leave Pc
KIN until the court returns and he ba.
had an interview with Emperor Kwnn.
su, are authuritatiyely denied. Official
here say Won Walder,ee will leave Pc
KIN on May 30, or few DAYS later f1
Japan. IL Is uncertain whether he vii
return los the way OF the United State.
or VIA Shanghai Germany Is trying e.
charter vessels for the return of he.
troops The German contingent r.
manning In the province Of Pei Chi L
VIII be less numerous than the British
or French torcos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

Harrisburg, Pa. May .i-Rey. II. O..
G. A,twu1i, pastor %. rha Bridge Stree,
African Methodist Episcopal church of
Brooklyn. \ T., has b..n found guilty.
of mnpp.yiug church fund. u.ub4r.
dinarion and conduct uubec1ming o
minister no session of thr pmhdelpbir
conference OF the African Methodist
Episcopal church
Following the verdict Of the confer
encc DR. Asrw11i was arrested hv 4.
Harrisburg dg',ctiyeon charge Of do.
fuulius % huriiushlu,s keeper in tbi.
CITY in August ls' he furnished
bail for o. hearing d. A,twood wa,
Tor seven years United State, consul a.
San Domingo, and J., one of the most
prominent negroe, in the country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
WON BY GOVERNMENT
Court win Decide the Constitution
Does Not Follow the FLAG.
THE BENCH DIVIDED.
There VIII he Five Individual Opin.
ions, bat Some Win Re Concur.
rent With the Majority,
Which Is Ratification.

Washington, May st-The decision
OF the supreme court Of the United
States. It Is asserted. will b. that ecaA
stitution does not follow the flag This
deci'iou, the most important that great
trihuual>has ever made. will BE- handed
down next Monday The decision will
b. m favor Of the government. but by a
divided bench.
There Will Dec 90 least five individual
opinions but some Of Theses arc concur.
ring opinions, expressing the view. of
the writors more fully aud particularly
than will BE- done iu the opinion of the
majority. The court will go back 90 III,
period IN which the republic was forme,
and the constitution framed and end,ay
ors 90 ascertain what was the intent of
the founders of the tiatiou.
The opinion Of the majority Of th,
court will dispose Of the uniform taxa.
ton clause Of the constitution which hn,
been revoked by all the appellants IN
these cases.
The trainers Of the constitution. Nh,
opinion will say, In writing that claus.
had no thought Of is application 20 ter.
ritorial possessions. No such question
a. Is now presented had arisen IN their
midst The clause. AL duties. impo.t,
and excuses shall De- uniform through
out the United States. the court vii
hold. was placed m the constitution a,
Result of the jealousie, Of the state.
which united IN forming the nation. Il
was Intended 20 prevent any state %
combination Of states securing adyan
tagc over another or others. 90 prevent
the ports OF one state gaining prefer
ence over those Of another ia the ump1r
tation Of goods
This rule of uniformity was mad,
primarily for the state. united. tb,
court will hold, not fer trrritorie, thef
possessed or afterwards acquired. an,
the constitutional requirement is ,,u, .
fled rs long as all dutie, on import, AR.
uniformly imposed no an the part
throughout the United States The nd .
vantage Of this uniformity NAV be ak
tended 20 territories and possessions NOT
state, and members Of the union bur
that Is for congrc,, % determine under
the authority OF the constitution
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

New York, MAY % 1t is rpporte,
that the American Lead aud OH com
pany, which is now planning acquis
ton Of the Linseed company will nc
quire a large number of lneoleuu
concerns. The report cannot BIZ con
trmed but It Is known that deal is il
progress for consolidation Of lncoleum
There are limitations that If the con
solidation Is accomplished II will be nj
lied with, II not controlled by, the cap
italists lack Of the Union Lead anc
OIL company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
Blg seizure ~ Gam. ulrd.

New York, May 2l.-State Game Pro
tector John +. Overton claims he foun,
In one room u the Arctic Freezing com
pany's storage house 1000 partridge.
quail. grouse and other game birds. th
shooting or possession OF which in th,
state out Of season is punishable by
fine Of 600 for the first bird killed o.
held IN possession and S2j for the secon,
or each bird thereafter II the number
found Is quoted correctly the fines viii
exceed Il, 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

Monticello, Ala, May q The Shell
by County bank has suspended nav
ment' a notice was posted on the doc
saying such action was due to with
drawals Of cash and the failure to col
acct promptly and that the suspension
was temporary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
Can win - Coal Market.

Washington. May 2l-The Unite,
States has only TO step In and win m,
market. rays Consul f. d. Chester in
communication To the state department
IN reference 20 the coal situation II
Hungary. lie says the coal question
mas become more important for Hungar,
which Is a heavy importer Of coal. thar
the problem Of her industrial develop
meut.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

San Francisco, May 2l-The Chroni
Gle publishes "a dispatch from Washing
ton stating that George f. Clrtolyls
secretary 20 the president. will succeed
Postmaster General Smith. who is so1r
To retire. Secretary Cortelyou woulf
neither affirm or deny the report Mem
beers Of the presidential party. however
who had couyersed on the subject with
Postmaster General Smith before leav
lug Washington said he had no inten
ton Of retiring.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
Monroe Edge.


nrvoies his time ~ clusI r.iv 20 bn,Ipr ast ..r
I ~ land if Ftiu hsve riiueral land surh !
Ooal, oi'. Gravel ktt came O. sse me III vol
I web 20 invest D. mineral autls { HAVE IN
RRNAN PROPERTY
Coed i.room frame house close 70 G. ". A n
depot wil svll cheap.
Two De. with ruom house halls istg,rls
terms garden. cribs etc clnse 10 raded schoal
VIII close nHt 20 a bargain
% v Eve room hou,e. We Q sheds. etr. close 4.
sfahc se1oo' g'InE We cheap
one gnoi new rnom horse ou sane block a,
Ffrv Baptist churh prlo. cheap"
vacant biloxi with IS al ifccs for sac,
IN southern rsri of ciy on college road
,olN me-" tnomf honse orchard stables. hen
aou'e ana other Improvements, price $500
thlork rnom ton.s gsrrrie. r..try
49, I''.ul. nArn' Ns.erw"fks clccuic tights
Wei. ufc SRI. CO. slWW
\ roam house rinset. -.i,..t.. -,
eds Oi''rr aud 2 lot. Tor 5000
lsrsc boarding housa. u...l ....,.,...,.,.. o.,
ehear '''H wiz 'ei
, I. q, : lots ioInIas Icf Frsasuu. viii SCH for
s'o''Hesr Afca Academy f,rSo
, p I-. fcncs of lend near oI lrW ~lb tv,,
o"N''' un" Dies t'sous frr other q. viii 81.
'a'A. TOY '.H'N property or sen kr.l
ui.I sen 40 .or 500 ''p'N
room halsg Dem. % e.frr.e. 3 eI..s..
: ''i bafI t.s'rrI. wa.fsWurks rss.fs1 .f. ID,
very 'n,N rrtufCit,. sI.u
One neat rcwls frIsheis ttsrs ip .,rtb..,.
4 ~ "i riN gno'i wei. p'rntv of loom ~ 81
.ur aU ''" WV
ahuk. ir Fes'efu rartofsity tr,s, ......
ark plH4afI. oaks am I'D. d bf..t ,.'f
heap WIZ 81"
, Nut ia h"'s er1u1l. rOori hor.r. g. sU.
/ aftt undergone g .., ems b frlut. ~.
h.N O. H,r. biz harm sHd al Other modem
'irnees 'n bon ioa par, OF city. will .eiI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

Washington. May 2i.-Min Hui Che
the new Corean minister 10 the United
States, accompanied by three Legation
attaches, has arrived in Washington
No arrangements have been made a,
yet for the new ministers presentation
" the state department
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
WIN Return to Philippines.

Washington, May 2i.-Instead Of
being assigned 10 duty in the Unitec
States upon the expiration Of theii
present leave Of absence. Bripadie
General Fred d. Grant aud Major Gen
enral J q Bates will return 10 theh
stations In the philippines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

Piitsburg, May 2l.-The J. NJ. Cutie,
Petroleum company Of Texas has close,
contract with the Riter.Conley Mann
i"ctnring company Of this city for ten
tanks OF 10000 barrels capacity each
These tanks will be the largest evel
manufactured. The Gourmet approx
mates $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

hrvoics his time e,clus vsly 20 bnying ard sell
~ land ~ yea hsvs miueral land such :
Teal, biI, Gravel kf' come O. sse me ~ Won
wen io invest o. mineral ands. HAVE III.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

London, May 2L-Sr ALFRED Milne
arrived at southampton today from
South Africa He did not receive In
welcome tho government had hoped fo
him Officials greeted him, but publ
enthusiasm was hacking.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

Montgomery, Ala. May q. The con
stitutional convention has unanimou,
" pledged itself to keep the pledges o
the party and TO submit any constitu
ton framed 20 the people for ntifca
tinu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25

81 acres of land "1 WiSsr creek. io1a.re. Ir
rn'iIr ration with ftns.tsnff..... .t.f....... 3D..
Nl'-f ali GESTURE prIre $500 r.r a.re ar
'ft .'Ile -' HFrHF uu Mad snntH.a ...f
wiitell cheap.
l' sores miles wet ~ rrvan. Cd I'm e,,I,I,.
t"n, I'D 'u pasture. Tor 60
90 Arre' near Morgan, E.u;u'u ,,n cheap ON
easy terms
one Of ihc beet Improved t,u,g farm, lr the
,aic' 90 a.F,s, just outside the suburbs. f5r
.n acres tofhe'aft nu Nafisorvi.ia ,,st ,.
" ron rrrtk, lHn BOO cultivation. haIanle In ~.
W. wv. lai' Cor cts property 81 ,eli on
urc %. Che p'effrsf p.u.es On H-ara. eorr,,
'... l'IiI 9i If'an. o. Hrrr, c0oi q runm
.r, ~, MA h'ii ~ y! lafu' sheds. stabcs, ric
u 'gc. % dur b'afk urarIe land nes,
sr. I.' Hrrts iu cultivation The only fns
tin. th. u| easy frr
40 hurtHu-uur r'0I -Uam house y,,.,t
ti|'. stUrt.H house worth Owl. .r.H. u.u h.r
N"ufr, a.rs nf IHut fh# u.IH, &. wstr II.
.OHti ..''. 1871. SOD furIU
&c Nc.hori- FnaI s0-sr0lsfs and ,pfen.
Nll dwelling. 1911. sgII cheap enough
81, calvert c.1I rae tlr.s with other
.'- l.pf,f,1ea b. 800 srI cheap. 90 "a.
AAra" Too Bryan property.
Nt Ennis f sefes good barn. orchard
WON iu ".tt .u.'s. uHt e. UIl.k. from .a-..,
%. N, Vi. srN for $4,000 ur exchange for
ryan pafyrty
Iu 'hc r.ty uf l'auf. Iu ftrn county. T.r..
nave iur't ago FL uu.y three blocks frnm ID,
a.I. trII ur 'rafu.
Pre- hundred arrHs yerv fue gravel clos. ia
DON u. A e. and o.. " N WI
l.Iarr,. rf'.r1. g. Ina1fuYatar btffs.. Ir
.H- N''.- 'o N.H..s HrI e. Cribs. auf u.hrr
Improvement. price 5000
hifr severe. Tracts ur saIr near sfnf
7tr'n.s Grimes county. Also II l;ra b.. l.ff.r.
i.. 'i h..u Hr. boo ths. uta.t I..uFsfr.f uId..
Ni i.t Hr..r, 4rt lH.I. .i itsl Z rtn.t
'' 10 ."'li o'"u HHr. 'Hlu iFH iatsuta tIur
Yours f.r Business.
NIN.NE EDGE
Ia a ReruIaHI N.targ rsh.I.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-25
Ministerial Crl.i. In spain.

Madrid, May "A ministerial crisi
Is imminent as the result OF elcotio.
disturbances.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-31

alkaloid solanin Kraut's CAS- H39 MO-,
and the more sprouts a potato has, the
more poison it holds. New potatoes con-
tain but little, unless they grow above the
surface of the ground and have a greenish
tint. Potatoes beginning to sprout contain
t~wenty-four times as much of the poison
as new potatoes. Symptoms of solanin
poisoning are headache in the front of
the head, collie, diarrhoea, vomiting, weak
ness and slight stupor, and sometimes di-
lation of the pupils. Fatalities are on rec
ord as having occurred in the German
army from this cause. To the medical fra
ternity, solanin is known as a nerve seda-
tive.
The dust of Graft hath settled like a pail,
And spiders trails are scattered over all;
Yet may the Righteous, with a broom Of
wrath,
Remove the cobwebs from the City Hall.
Philatelists are looking forward eagerly
to the placing on sale of the Pan-American
stamps, which are promised TO US as things
of beauty, if not joys forever. They will
be of six varieties, in two colors. and will
be printed in sheets of two hundred, in
stead of four hundred, as is the case with
the regular issue. The British postal au-
thorities are considering the designs for a
new issue of stamps. A representation of
the head of King Edward VII will replace
that of the Queen, which is on those now
and SO long in use. Two, at least, of the
British colonies have used the head OF the
King on their postal Observation-Disclosures
and New Brunswick-of course, while he
was yet Prince of Wales. These are in con-
siderable demand, both here and in Eu-
rope. / recall the old Newfoundland ! and
10 cents, with a very youthful prince. and a
later 2 cents, bearing the likeness of his
later years; and the New Brunswick II
cents, with the prince depicted as a beard
less youth. Dominicans are rejoicing in a
new stamp. 1t celebrates the discovery Of
America by Columbus. of which the are
exceedingly jealous, claiming that he first
put foot on Dominican soil when he landed
in the new world. Another new postage
stamp is that of Korea, which is issued
in seven colors and at seven prices. The
value on the new issue are expressed in
ire and 'chinn." The highest denomina-
ton is 100 "chinn," which is equal to about
80 cents.
On Tuesday the Democrats of the old
and new schools will celebrate the natal
day of Thomas Jefferson, but up to the
present writing the Gossip has been I'M
able TO learn that any of them has dis
covered that when President jefferson
was seeking TO annex Louisiana he wrote
to a friend hat 1.-THE Constitution should
be kept in the background as much as
possible until these matters are settled. -
Mr.. Jefferson will be chiefly
as the gentleman who wrote "all men
are created equal;'' but that was be-
fore the grandfather clause was in
vented. Tomorrow is the birthday of Otto
Won Bismarck, that man of blood and iron
TO whom the Emperor Of Germany owes
the present Importance Of his job. II also
is the birthday OF Joseph Haydn, the Aus
TRAN wheeiwright's son. whose ''Crea-
ton" will live when Bismarck's creation.
the German empire, has gone the way OF
Babylonia. Greece and Rome.
THE GOSSIP.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-31

sibl,ity OF accidents from the Incorrect
watches and clocks to a minimum II
serves a e2od purpose OF an enormous
stretch OF territory-a much more far
reaching and valuable purpose than was
the Intention or the government when IL
founded the Naval Observatory. This OBJ
servatory has been occupying for several
years a very fine building in the suburbs
OF Washington. 1t IS considered the finest
national observatory in the world. The
buildings cost SioO. 600 and they include every
device for the perfection OF observation
OF the movement OF the planets which
could be desired. The big telescope Occur
pies a building by itself. II is removed from
the influences of the city and it rests on
q concrete foundation. The building IS OF
marble, as is also the c~lockhouse. which
stands next in line. Beyond this is the
prime vertical building and on each side Of
the clockroom are the east and west tran
sit buildings. which are built Of galvanized
iron and zinc. having double walls. The
main building is Of marble and contains a
library OF 5000 volumes.
GEORGE GRANTHAM Balm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-31

and by Indulgence in late hours increase
the natural laziness by acquired exhaus-
ton. 1t requires much determination to
Jump out of a warm bed with the sun, but
the advantages amply repay the effort.
Most people, however, require some warm
refreshment soon after rising, such as a
cup of hot coffee or chocolate and a piece
Of bread, and with this light refreshment
early rising may be deprived of it's discom-
fort. On the other hand, early rising, with
an hour or two of work before breakfast.
will, sooner or later, exhaust the constitu-
ton to a dangerous degree, unless the per-
son is constitutionally vigorous and hearty.
"If 1 sleep enough, what odds is 1t
whether 1 sleep by day or night?" That is
a question often asked in a sort OF 1t adj
mits-of-no-dispute tone, but it does make
a difference. There is a sort of health-giv-
ing tonic effect in daylight, so that those
hours cannot be well spent in sleep with
out injury. 1t is better, too, to go to bed
comparatively late and rise comparatively
late. than to go to bed comparatively early
and rise comparatively early, and thus the
rule formulated in the proverb is errone-
Gus. A portion Of the sixteen waking
hours must. perforce, be spent by artificial
light. During the later parts of the day
the nervous system is more active, so that
the stimulus of daylight is felt less; it is.
therefore,, better to burn the lights in the
evening hours than in the early morning,
for at that time the bodily and mental
powers are at their lowest ebb, while in
the late evening they may be said to be
at their f1ood-tide. But, no matter what
time a person goes to bed, let him not be
overfed or under-exercised or wearied to
the point of exhaustion, for under these
conditions refreshing sleep is out of the
question:; sleep in such a case is simply a
lethargy from which the person arouses
with difficulty and discomfort, begging for
a little more slumber, and finally arises to
spend a sleepy day in doing sleepy work.
longing for the night TO come with its
lethargy again. To such a person life is but
one long nightmare, but TO the person who
sleeps with common sense, living in a ra-
tional manner, sleep comes as oblivion OF
all care and the silent ~restorer of vigor
and enjoyment. l.. N, NJ. ID.