Sleep

Tberc 11 50 danger oí vearing this -ubject tiu-eadimre, fnr people we Mginning t wake up to the fací thal plenty ol sleep is reqnMte to health, puitiriiluiïy in the caae braln-workera. Th mm-e lleep the lirain gU the letter loes the iirain wiirk. All gruí braJn-worken bave been gwal ilaepera, Sir Walter 8cot( ooukJ norer do wRa km thn ten liours. A I'")] muy want Illght hoon, M Coorge III. sald, hut 1 philowjpUer wants nine. The men who háve been the pTeate! general ure the uien lio oonld sleep; al Wni l'hui ii iis %viili both Wellington u Napoleon. The gmtett peakerain the booae of commons hare been the mena who go to -i'i títere at much as they likc'J'liis explaincd the iuveulllty of the aged l'ainici.-ioii. Bleep i in maiiy caaei lj beat "f medicine. A frtend told me Uiat ii. had irettted himself for a fcrw. He went to bed with a lr;:e pitcharOf kinonn,U I - iis t.l-. 1 drank and aWpt, ilepl and drank, till lw drank and alept bimaen well again. Wlieii you take to yonr bed jrct all the ilaap yon can out ¦¦!' jronr ico!Stead, i'vcii althougll, to quote Dii'k SwiVeller"s sa n you havo to pay for ádottblebeddad room, coqfeaclnx that you have taken a ino-t unreasonaUe anicmut ol sleep out of a single bei!. Yon will bc banking a whole store of recupera! iv,.i.,.i-,tv it is sute ld -av ot anv man that