Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23
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quite dry. ! awoke next morning
with a sore throat, which has contln-
ued ever since The resu is, be
has bad To abaudon bis theological
siudies and place himself under
treatment, after having lost nearly
two years lime.
ii. NJ writes:-''I went to sleep
in a warm day upon the top of an
ice-bcx, and have never been we'll
SINCE He shortly after died of
consumption.
r. II. took very severe Geld,
conversation was laborious, but he
had an appointment to preach. and
felt as il he must fulfil it. He
made the attempt, but the utterance
was attended with a pricking pain 10
in the throat, and then dull hurting
came iu the throat, With subsequent
,hemming" and lruitless "eltaring''
lie was permanently disabled.
A modest man walked until quite
fatlgued and perspiring freely, enter
ed oh omnibus, aud sat next lady
who opeued IA window to get some
fresh air herself lie soon became
chilled and was III for three weeks.
IL. 2. got Up at night aud hoisted
the window 10 look at a burning
house; the cold ali daIted in upon
bis unprote cttd Ioim, just out OF a
warm bed. a Twelve months illness
resulted in dIopsy.
a strong. hearty man came in on
hot summers day, Immediately
took off his coat aud hat, and sat in
an open window, looking cut upon a
beautiful garden, over which the
ocean breezes came to fan him. Be
fore he Was aware of il he was chill
ed, was attacked with Inflammation
OF the lungs, and died within a week.
A delicate young lady, an invalid,
patient OF ours, in un excursion
with several Others, was ''overtaken
by nightfall, not by young gentle-
man. They We're il boat and the
buat vas i'll the mud, the tide having
gone out ona visit to The sea, and
There they were" mile from shore;
and several miles from home; that
mile VS. extraordinarily long and
short. Only think CT it d whole
mile over jersey fat! covered with
water, mud ind bulrushes, carry ing
ia the arms young lady Of eighteen,
with one OF the sweetest voices, faces
or arms, to be seen in or out oil
Jersey. Bespaitered with mud dip,
ping With log aud dew, and slush
streaming with peIspira,ion, and
wealied with hunger aud thiTst, de
lighted and excited by the novelty
OF the thing, they reached home u
midnight, The peZt day she dido
shave anything the matter With be-
at all !" Why! she bad taken lsssOn'
Of US. Instead Of pulling Of be
bonnet and shawl and sitting il i
cod plsce, or Instead Of undressing
and thus letting the air check th'
perspiration; she went into a warn
room, closed the doors and window
at the same moment, laid aside TIT
garments one by one, Ct Intervals
and when cooled off in the cours3 0
half an hour retired TO sound sleep
Ing and healthy awakening.
Another man rode three mile
with little child in his lap, whicI
pressing against bis stomach cause
unusual warmth there. 1t vas
chilly, raw, November evening j
walking a hundred yards to tb
house, the child moving slowly az
wind blowing. the whole abdeme
was chilled in moment. The mex
morning he swoke With the ominou
pains Of Observation-Disclosures h'e
is always fatal in three or four day
A man had some accounts to dra
off 10 mid winter. 1t was a col
night. He was greatly intereste
time went and the fire too. lie fe
a little chilly but thought be woul
not rebuild the fire. ii was near on
o'clock befor. he left for home, en-
he reached it most thorough
chilled. Next morning he bad pnel
,nonia and never got well.
Remaining at rest for hours in :
cold room in raw cold, damp weathe
is enough to kill three men out
four by bringing on congestion Of To
lungs, fever, or inflammation of th
lungs. Clergymen and lawyers ofte