New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

IaelanchoIin and fancied grievances are told. to-
Scther With tie testimony OF the great help the
speaker has received through the new cure.
Insomnia has hundreds OF victims. and vet the
cure Is very simple, according TO Or. McCOmb's
testimony In his own case. "I was frequently
troubled with Insomnia" he said at resent
meeting, until the idea flashed across my mind.
Why not try psycical cure? did, and nave
used that cure ever since whenever I am
troubled with sleeplessness which is seldom.
First. having lain and wooed slumber for
what thought a sufficient period without sue
cess, get up My windows are always open,
by the way. get UP and go 10 the washStNnd
In my room. There bare my wrists and let
the cold water from the faucet run upon them
for a minute or SO. Then bathe my temples
with the cold fluid. and. having attended 20 the
physical part of the cure by this means, return
to my bed and set my mind at work.
Instead OF wearying my brain by counting
imaginary sheep jumping over q fence. i lie
quietly and say to myself. Sleep, sleep The
cold water and the chill OF the air in my room
have taken the blood away from my head. sOOth-
ing the physical being. and the calm. steady in
sistence OF my own demand that sleep
soOthes and quiets the nervous system, and
the cure is complete. My eyes close. my breath
ing becomes regular. and I enjoy perfect rest.
This plan has never yet failed me. 1t sounds
simple 1t Is simple. Try it,"
James Reilley, OF Jamaica Plain, told az
recent meeting of how he had been victim OF
insoLlnia, and subsequently a devotee OF opium
In the form Of sleep producing powders. so
great became my desire for the powders that
rrom m occasional sleCplesS night FOR want OF
them It soon became almost impossible for me
TO rest at night without taking one. came
here and heard DR. MCCOn1b give his experience
III determined to try 1t, 10 give IL a goOd fair
trial Going home that night I threw what
powders had into the stove. that -they might
not tempt me- then went through the process
described by DR.. McConb. but without avail
Toward morning I fell into a troubled sleep
which refreshed me but little. The next night
1t was the same.
Resolved TO give the treatment a fair trial
persevered for almost q week Every night
IL was well toward morning before slept but
q i began dFODDi0g off To SYA m,
hour earlier than before; then two hours earlier
then three hours earlier; until now the habit
or sleeping has become fixed that am dead
20 the world within half an hour after retire
nave not touched powder to make me sleep
for three weeks now. and with the grace OF
God l never will again."
NOT C0NFINED TO CHRISTIANS.
Mrs. David Goldberg. OF No. los Myrtle street
an orthodox Jew. declares that she has derived
great benefit from her attendance at the Glasses
On a recent Wednesday evening she arose and
said, For years have been suffering from a
nervous disorder. Physicians and specialists
had tried in vain 70 cure me- Night after night
/ have been unable TO close my eyes for mental
pain and worry. My husband was in despair
and had decided that must always be- af-
fiicted with this terrible, unknown and apparent
iy unconQuerahle malady when a friend told ma
Of the classes held by Or. Worcester
II came here six weeks ago. and had been On
the meeting only short time when the music
eheered and braced ma up. A great load seemed
10 sup rom nay piind. heard thA 4ddSssa oo