New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
other Brooklyn grounds, from New,York aud other
nlacee. Al. Deaths in seth week. 40.

in Boston, 37sh week, II deaths Males 38 !
Females, 80 under s years, 34 Same weeh IN
1849, 149 deathg, OF which "a were by Cholera
Vhia year IS week, sc deaths decrease in one
week, 25.
In Philadelphia, 37sh week, l46 deaths week
before, Ice; decrease, 20. sammer diseases are
still quite prevalent
IN London, a5th week, sa2 deaths. Cholera,
a. Dis1hsa, 1l8. Previous week, 9o5 deaths :
35sh week Of 1919. 7a6 deaths by Cholera 1863
in Liverpool 35th week, 1919 deaths; de-
cresse of 44o from same week last year
SALT Iu Hurul Effects The sody and Mind Of ssn,
os engbt by the aucent Egyptian PHILOSOPHERS 81 Tue
antsc Of Revelations Of EEypa1 hy,etloa o, Kat nr
Wei worthy Of attention on.-, We 0oao MOI 'SS' "
~" sriti.b and Foreign Medco Chirurgical sevlsw.
owe direct the very closest attention Of our , sesd o 70
Ibis subject" Aalauc ana oo.oalai ea4s. 'ow'
" The above precious piece of wisdom ap'
pears in the London newspapers. fico for the
Eeyptiars Mysteries Both the Old and the New
Testament bear witness to the Importance OF salt.
In the former the Israelites were commanded to
sprinkle their sacrifices with salt. In the latter
she Saviour expressly declares "6a't is good
while the most learned Psychologists announce that
OF salt for it's basis. Hence ito indispensabity-
When people have been long sick and their blood
has become I'M overished and deficient In saline
PARTICLES, who does not know that on the dseaEe
ceesirg the food which 10 most eagerly received Id
that W hch contains salt 1t twas formerly ia
votite mode of punishment Of the Indian Princes
to give TO criminals unaalted food Tho conae.
ouence was, they were devoured by worms. Cat
tie which fat on an insufficient quantity OF salt
have worms Ii is the came with children. The
atmosphere is always impregnated with more or
less saline yagor, from which we derive through
tbs ungs end pores of the skin, part OF our sup'
ply of salt hESlc0S'
THE MISSION SABBATH SCHOOLS Arrange
mentn are being made by the EuPerinsendents aid
teachers of the various Mission Sabbath Schools to
form an organization which shall embrace the
largeat possible number of the neglected children
of the entire City, preparatory to the coming Win.
ter. The movement commences with the superin-
tendent and teachers Of the Union Good Samaritan
Mission Sabbath School, held at Temperance Hall
corner of Eighteenth ST. and Eigth sv. The sue
cess that has shun far attended this Mission is most
satisfactory More shan $50 children attend regu
larly. All donations may be lefs with Mrs. Brown,
Sd Bank.ss Female Superintendent of the Egh.
,eenth-nt Mission, Miss Bennett Ids Broome-st
Secretary, and Miaa Elizabeth Osborn, 234 Sixth.
avenue.
MISSION ON THE PoISTs.--Ihe success Of the
Missionary effort on the Points continues to be
most gratifying. More than 400 persona have ago.
ed the Pledge and comfortable homes and dteady
work have been furnished to moro than one hue
dred temperance grocery has been started on
the site of one OF the worst grog shops of the
Ponss. The Day School, under the management
Of Mr Pesae and Mrs. Hung, will commence on
Tuesday morning. Much credit is due to officers
McManus and Dowd, who have co6perated with
the Missionaries most efficiently in carrying out
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