Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-06
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MstARit.-Liho nuost fft.F 81. to;.a
malafst. h caprictofis ii It'll actor, insgrl-
table III It's Mature, anti 4fpsafs - b. " .sf
fhe iiiflHence OF no t:ntIot;a ttas IL
thotgh it ii s1id to be the effect Of tlec Sc.
composition Of segctbDie agd .ntala, s.sr
stances, and 10 10 always f3lnd M Ne
nc7gIborheod Of marsl,y districts, gt, il "a
occasionally seen where 10 vegetable Is to
be detected, and no maat3h exists, Not
witnstalding, however, the l!fi.Gttties
which itnpudc the investigation Of The in
aiircs, II large amount IF valuable ief5rn'9-
tion has b3on collected on tn, set3ec; Il
s%na'aril, ny which soitte notiotfnaay BE- Oh
taiuei of the peculiar CONDITIONS undnr
which il IS originated, and the laws wt4Ga
govern its action on the ani.aa! economy.
Ilts subject 10 not exclnIyclr Ct ifopof-
tancg 10 The professional man, bat il is ono
in which every individual member Of tic
community feels II deep i~ntereat, 1t has
bee justly observed, that if tl4 sgor4 h.s
sIaia lts thousands, malaria has s'ata
tens of thousands. Il ii disease, not t}e
field Of action, which digs the graves II
armies; it il malaria By which the brave
and intrepid spirit, fitted for better ttirga,
is qtenehsd. This ii The destroying an
gel, the real pestilence which ~aIas At
MONDAY, and to which all The ollhr ca 1aes
Of mortality are as but feeble auz,Narlss m
the work If destruction. In order % form
an accurate conception d the destlut ION
to human life carscd BY m%alaF,a, Vi LaYe
only to compare the average duration Of
life in countries free from its influence,
with those where it is kn5wn 10 exist n all
its virulencc.-The average ofIt in i,1e-
land may be said 10 be fifty. In Holland
it 49, only twenty-five; Alie execntltster IL
malaria. There are districts in France
where the average is but %, 20 and IT,
Pdiytcchnic Journal.
sarsE IN 4 CfRcrLsrtSG Lr~BGsar.~~
LbrcriaA behimJ lite cona.er, HroHiag
sleeps rycs IN q rery pretty mtdaW 1aiso
is loohing ner the catalogue.
Lady. What have ] Oh tbat is n~eweanl
interesting!
SGaaopman. "Bride and no Wife, i new,
and the "Marrying Man" is very i~afeFesl-
ing. IF Won don't like that, allow No to
recommend the sf'asorite Of Nature or
the 'sVagabond."
Lody. Idon't think | should IKE either
of those-aaye you got "iialfan frail.
ties or '.T'cn Thousand a Year, .
Ghopmaa. les have the first, but un-
fortunately, not the second. Wouldn't
YOU like ''Fl,rtaf:on," or "Itse Deyotedf'
Have you had the "CapFicious Fathcr1"
Lady, Oh! yes | had that and the" Mis-
cries Of Marriage"
Shopman. Here's olive and Laarn."
Thinks | to myself."-"A School .or
/, Widows"
), Ledy Haven't You got "jlanHars3'
j Shopmaa. Keep coos-Here's "Aiateh-
. making" "Loye and Pride"-:R v!lnE
: Passions" ! am very very J scrtg | can
silt yo;i. "Vcry strange fat fery true. -"
t DO you like" My sister Ann?"
d Lady. can't say that I do, better thar
> " Biiighted An~bition," bit | think | wi.
t take "Ronance and ReaIitv'-or if
can't get that, will make the aoneyee
Man'aansger.
SHopnsGa. You'd better have "prccau.
ton also.
Lady. No, / have got enough. Goo
G morning, sir?
And the .ady left the "Ifsiaga' with +;
g smile on her lips. winch seemed a reiIec
. ton of that oI the polite and witty iihfaFt
An. i. alias.