New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

Thus the string sDiseptic properties OF the cufrao
I'D n. abundant water Of the melon would not be .
I'll .1s,,ed 10 Jane as 10 DE latter part Of July and
| Aroust aiter he heats and other causes nave rem
| deed tlem intellectually neoessary ana IN ke mhnneI
| he strawberry End raspberry OF juno ana CARY vuy
wopb be Iefs valuable, prophylacticaiiy, IN Argus'
c. ~ o,.rle ,n5 near are mono valuable in Autumn
| tbaa thew would lie 10 sumner LocSe me PanysS-
pber said reyer knew apples to burt any BODY ai'ef
u October .-,,.... A..
u,efnln.s of fuis fer granted and TO say ssmethpg
Of the dangers Of usirg EHrlYx fruits fo'h nv
tire that our very hest markets az thus season are AZ
/; were delusdd with ttom' And II our oes', now
much moro our worst IA,
!. ArrHoRlriEs.-Of ihess will cite otly three;
Paris and Eereira of the old World, and Bell OF me
New.
DR. Paris while speeki.g Of the stone frsifs-sud
III, he uif hi have appled lis smsrks 20 other fruits
rs well Is t1ese-thus observes; : Much @. ihe ms
chief which has been attributed 10 Their use nss
" eTisen irVm ne HHriPS sfafe IN nh'eh "4e! ""0
"eaiCs." I'M.
Or. Bel. in speaking Of The cherry, says. The
cherfy has neither the size nor ;he navof III .ns
"couutry Which il 20 commonly hasin England ier
"imrsrcct development gives a,iduonal elect 10 rs
"psturally acid properties aud makes II On unwhcie-
soue ffut especially when consumed in the quaint
ties and he bHrips state IN whica SO commonly
" s among us." Again, IN speaking ~ me Orange ne
often are Tor expectation, and kept too long, do not
contain the properly ma,urcd iuice- and hence are
Z" rot titCd for weak stomachs."
r Percird SAYS o. the cherry that u " possesses III
"oieiical ron. rites similar 10 those of the plan. In
the SnyIfS state readily disorders the bow els. ~
TIE currsn; grape, whoreleiry, elder berry, goose
berry md cranberry he says: In the uHr1pe state
tic us readily disoICer tie aimcnIary canal and
occasi.n eriTing' And as if mot satisfied with this
be adds IN another place; In ,Ac WRrpe state goos-
Z" ter les apt 10 grippe and Otherwise disturb the
- bow Is.
Tlese ouoiaiiors from the books usually regarded
~ authority nu-l suffice. The, are farly made bat
for tie rehcs.ng must be held responsible.
.. FAcIs.-Of these the world Is full especially IN
a a Summer and Autumn. How universal u is TO fnd
those children who allowed TO esi unre fruits al
Measure getting sick especially toward Autumn, and
Tot Only eCttr, 81 but becoming se0yey sick. Now.
that other consgiro TO TITS 'esnt de not deny.
but that The Of the unre aiI has is influence Is
It's not vet four DAYS since little boy who was my
near reigtbor went 10 tire arden aud ate moderate
quantity Only of partially Tlpe cherries, aud IN two
DAYS he ives corpse. II is true that II Saturday
nj, ht when he ete them, which was unta gorsble
time; anc il IL also true that he had been Ill and wac
not quite recovered that only moderate quantity
was sufficient to throw him into oonvusons and de-
siToy him.
In pedham ten or twelve years ago noticed a
fine he ahy lille boy almost necessarily eating green
aIpes. On inquiry, his alyine excavations were as
csrtained TO be 1--WE six day demonstrated, but
20 TO purpose. A month two aiterwsrd he fell
victim % severe bowel complaint.
IN New Haven County, Conn.,, more than half a con-
tury ago. there by my side al school little boy four
Years of age who, but for his ilcouisible habit Of
eating green apples, hid fair TO live as long as any
of bis mates. Toward the end of Summer no
failed for the fret time to occupy bis wonted scat
In Two or three DAYS he dead. IL was uni
y,lsslly said that he died Ia consequence of eating 80
many gren appl,s. Most certainly something killed
him. Children are machines made to i've Tot TO die
early.
Who has not heard of chestnut sores, by which Our
oommon-sonse people, especially our mothers, mean a
sp cs of very apt appear about the angles OF
the ouih, externally, somewhat late in Autumn, al
ter cL,sinnis get partly rpei Now that here, too,
ciler Gtutoe baye their asoneyJ have no Doubt but
the cl esnuis eaten green and are the more dan
gorous in their influence.
but Why should multiply cases The whole coun-
Try rs have before minated eemswith them, es-
Iecially every ceus,ly populated spot Half orr ohii
dron ole unGer i've years Of agei aud though, "a 1
have shown in a former essay, soleratus aud other
heh eeasoDngs have much TO do with our bills ofmor
tay yet green fruit is aided IN its relentless war
upon life and health by saleratus 30 the later ID
greatly aided by unrpe fruit. w. A. ALcOrr, NJ. ID.
SsJV5n Dale, Mas, July q 1880