Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

into the stomach. This subsiance.is saldby
Psychologists To perform an important part
IN the process Of digestion. Now il the
stomach be deprived of this agent, We can
readily Conclude, that, at inst, ii must make
an Increased effort to perform it, duties,
and, like a imam nr beast who is obliged To
perform double Office, eventual, becomes
exhausted, aud its vital sncrgies destroyed;
then Fuows the " hole morbcd and distress
ing train of $. mptoms attendant ON dysrfp-
such'se &c d ty off! c Il mlch,'a d'alsIa
nr heartburn, flaiuence, obstinate costlve-
ness, vertigo, pain in the mend aud balls OF
the eyes, imperfect vision, ringing in the
ears, and paIpitation Of the heart. The
mind too, is always more or less irritable
and despondlng, inducing state denomin-
ated ''ihe Llaus" which every individual, ac-
Cushioned to the use Of tobacco in any form,
has experienced in greater or less degree.
Tremors, excessive nervous lirltaplllty,
paleness Of the counienance, emsciatipn,
fatigue following moderate exercise, pers-
feeble rulse, restless nights, sleep disturb
ed by frightfi,, dreams, with a sense Of
weight on the ches', or what has been de-
nominated the ight-mare, are all attend.
ants upon an inordinae use Of tobacco.-
More or less, or al of the above symptoms
may result from the use IF this npxious ar
lice. But, says an old veteran in the prac.
ticc, 81 have chewed tobacco for fifty years
aud never experienced any of the distress
ing and fearful effects that YOU have en,lm-
eratedr' All We have to say to this borsl-
ing Pharisee, is, you may thank the power
and energy OF your constitution. in resist
ing its virulence. that you are still number
ed among the living
i An inmoderate Use Of tbacco wW de-
s'roy the he nth an Wig Of the consiitn-
tim H. rnhdlly As IN inpr'iinate Use Of intov.
lcaiins liqn,rs, ana yet lt'e or nothing Is
sad of its pcrnicinis # cts. Physicians,
under whose care and charge cases of DIS
ease are daily coming, that have their "ri-
gin. continuance and assl,.v alton 'iom no
ohrr source than that of tobacco chewing
might do much toward ARE sting this des-
trutiive habit; but we .lieve reference is
sci l"n II, ,de to n prlrlicr 50 emery ting
] Bat setting aside the inf renee IN the health
AMI Consequently on the happiness Of those
who constantly employ it, there are other
evils sufficiently l.,athsome 20, G,rIive it
of place ia h ,nnrab.e aud decent society
Nhit, on earth can be more disgusting 10
lady. than t, be obliged TO entrit,n
young man who is constantly emitting, with
every breath, the offensive AMI obnoxious
odour of tpbacco which she cannot avoid
except she incur his dispieasure by Ieavin.
him to the eni 'ymen. of his own filth, COM
plnion; and Il Indy would ACT u wise and
commcndablf part To do it, and mpnitst
an Inderei dance. "nitly the appreciation
Of all decent members of snciely. We reco'-
lect, one evening to have e,I.eltained a
young man, WI" occasionally elected a
large quanlity of tobacco juice Oh Il rich
and valuable carpet, which lift stain lha.
has n"t.to this day, been removed. We never
look upon this carpet withou, renewing a
determination to kick him, or any o, her
puppy out or,he house who shall attempt to
do The like again in onr presence