New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
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TwESrT-EIsH Mills OF PoREs-Dougiss Jer-
rod considers DO d1cston complete without certain
ACQUAINTANCE with medical science AL no doubt
know that the skin - the perspraiory organ but i-E
probably are s~sre Of the mssneoe o. tne part ~nlen
Ia virtue of its function, IL performs in the animal
economy With reference therefore, % this point he
cite. the following statement Of Surgeon Wilson p r 8
the celebrated English snstonnisi.
To obtain estimate cf the length Of tube Of the
e-surstory system Of the whole surface Of the body
thins tia, 500 might he taken fair Of the
number OF pores Ia the sousre inch and zoo coute-
oaeutiy of the number Of nchss In length. Noe. ut
Tirber Of s7lars iHoies Of svac n man Of ordinary
Hiph, and baLk is 800; ls nHn5T Of pores tasrsve
100000 and he HH5e- Of iaeie' Of 7sTspya,0ry tEbs
10000 that ,s las 53 fed or 4oVJO CARDS or nearly
tHsrfy esN mills"
TIE FEvTR rs IRELAND.-Ihe Dublin freeman
contains letter from distinguished physician 10 TIE
South and mem Der Of the Board Of Guardians In the
North on toe famine fever. The latter says ne 80
vel accus,orned 70 this form Of disease that he knows
tie moment hs the people Their swollen legs are
the inevitable precursors Of death Of which they sre
themselves wholly unconscious When say 20 them
prepare for the other word they appear surprised Ia
: few days hear of their death The physician Is
more professional but there difference 10 substance
The disease irst is disrrhea the appetite 10 good,
with burning thirst The next stage is dropsy In the
face and feet the eyes become bright and CLASSY lips
and cheeks boodless. The intellect remain clear, but
all energy gone The third is the hospital or
howell; snd TIE lsst-desth Once he becomes boatrd
snd saoT-snd be rarely spples I'll he IL so-hi doom
s sealed Medfclne ana nutrlfnent ptu-f--Ilhy lui
while suspend but at last with terrible certainty he
dies The writer has met with instance ot this
dissase among the weslihy. lie calls Il " fsmine
disease"
PRocRr.s OF FEVER Is GLAsGOw.--It is indeed
raging AZ a fearful rate and sufficient accOmmoda-
,ign r vet provided Up i'll Wednesday the 2oth ult
there were an the lines Of the district surgeons
of the poor alone On that day there were . cases OF
fresh lines This simple statement carries i1 own
tale. Since the above in type We regret 70 learn
that four Of Catholic clergymen In Great Cy de se
are now laid up with fever, and among thsm IL tne
Rev Mr. Gordon whom he had the pleasure OF seeing
ofciate as chaplain st the Sunday soup htcnen lew
weeks ago. Their uDremiiting attention TO the poor
the destitute and the dying is no doubt the cause OF 30
many Of these truly Christian clergymen being laid up
with the ORE msady now 90 prevaentin glasgow.
fReformers' Gazette.
lister CLERsY.-The Banner Of Ulster believes
that Rev Alexander Patterson of Balymena is the lh
minister of the Irish Presbyterian church who has is
lon a victim TO the prevailing fever Like the Catholic
that they may console In their last moments their
starved brethren.
PovFRTY-On Monday, two country girls went
to the shop Of Mr. Dsshuniy hair dresser In this town
(Clonmel) and sold their hair "a Sd. per head This
certainly ia both original and extraordinary mode oil
| obtaining relief fTipperary Constitution
FooD PRosPEc1s-On this most important mat
ter we have selected few statements from papers of
different localities beside original niormaiion) and
would have selected accounts from very many more
hsd we not happily. found that they represented the
same promising state Of things. The agricultural
ports IRON the different parts of the Continent from
Egypt and from Turkey are also cheering.
douglas Jerrold.
BURSs's PLowMAS.-Died last month at Kilmar-
mock Mr. John Blame. Ia the 9Th year of his age.
During the period Burns held the farm Of Mossgiei,
deceased in his service and believe hrs acted
a. goldman and ai:erward essayed the hAudng Of the
pow" on the ground made memorable by the turning
up BY the ruthless povshare Of the mouses nest and
OF the wee modest crimson.upp6d flower" lie IRE.
queniy accompanied Burns In bic visits 10 the hauch-
line bellies aud several anecdotes regarding the great
bard have IL Is feared been lost for want OF chronieer
with one exception, there none In hilmarnock
who personally acquainted with Burns.
BAD News FOR EVERY BoDY.-There will be no
less thar 1924 attorneys added TO the roll during the
present Trinity Term. Considering how many atior
neys there already on the roll the question 10 how