Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

Yssa s1bwtnnes avhIch noaF1aass 0As anE.
nal aiEsFda 40 aouEisAmsnk scr aansAsEs
nor will any Table nf @nutx1yS saaasalsakzp p
huwsves precise, eaavIaea as that q mu6-
stance ought DO nouFish ta vaTtm@ ak la
/ eampesis4aa, whaa sxpeTisnee teila us tAai
it does not nourish. In virtue aS soHs de-
fsctfve Esiatioa heswesn u and the oEgan~
iama That skeaa AaasE Ea&ak Is an9kAAT
I manss pais0n.u i . ueugsgb af stTiet yskAe-
/ ity. Thsrs are pafs0nss sveM b Euxeps,
20 whom q mutton chop wouaa b. peAsaa@
ous. Ths celebrates esse Of Ahhs do
| VIiIeaisa ID q rare, bat not unparalleled ax-
ampls, ee animal food being poAscaeus;
fEam earliest years bis Tepugnaaes 70 u
was 90 decided, that neither tha snsraa-
tiaB Of has parents nor the unsnaess e. has
tutors eeuld induce him to oveFcoma ik.--
Affair reaching the age af thiFty, Ga reg
linen ol veg eEahie food, be was ever par
suaaed, and tried the effect % msst soups,
which lad to his eating both muaios ard
beef, bat the change was fatal; plsthsEs
and slespiHsas intszysnsd, and he died ef
cerebral inhamaklon.
In 1874 Preach soldier vas forced ts
cut Che seEYLes hssgaaa he sonld not over
sosss Ass y sslstant sfapngnancs and dlAgpse
tewagAg anlzns2 bBeA. Dr. Pgpuk, whose
lszAanssAy @all " m@Es sssglnsaAg = ka9-
az kzlzM = 81 :
she could not eat mHkkon In any form. /
The peeuliagity waa Eappsssd to De owing
TO caprice, bak she muEton was repeatedly
disgulssi and given 10 aim unknowns but
aaiaormay with ths same result Of produ-
eing violent vomiting and aiaEhme; and FROM
the severity Of the effects, which were II
fact thoae Of a virulsnk poison, there can
be httla doubt that If tbs use Sf muttoa had
been peraisted In, Ii wonid have aeon de-
stroYed the life ee the Endlvtdual.n
DR.. psreiTa, who quotes this passage,
adds, 81 know of . gentleman whe n2s
repeatedly had an attack Of indigestion of
ter the use Of roast mHtton." Some par
sons, Il lie Known, eansot take eohees with |
out yoznItings ethers are thrown into a
general inflammation IL they eat charEses Or
eoossbeTries. Hahn relates Of himself
thAt asysn or eight strawberries woaid
produce eanvuihionz In him. TisSce says
he ceuld nsvaE swallow aag1x without Tom- |
ting. Many persons are unable 70 eat
eggs; and cakes or paddingS having sggs
IN their composition pFoaaee serious dasenF~ |
haness Ia such PERSONS IL they are tndn- |
eed 10 eat them undsr false assurances uT |
no eggs having been empIoyed, they are
aeon u2dscalysd By the unmlstAkaois e. |
ssetH.
Under less striking foras thls differences |
In he asslmilsting power Of dilfereat hu- |
man beings is familiar 70 Us ali. Ws see
cur friends freely indulging, with bsne6t
instead Of harE, In kinda Of food which |
experience too painfully assures. ~ can |
eat with only certain injury. To this fact
the atssation Of parents and guardians |
should seriously Be givan, that BY 1t thsy |
may learn to avoid the petty tyranny and |
folly sf insisting On cizAAaTea eating food |
for which they have manifest Fepugn&Aee. |
II ia folly to condemn IL as sfataH and nons- !
asnee,' when a child refuses to eat tat OF |
eggs, or certain Vegetables and whole |
some puddinga-U Nov. even caprice In |
such matters should not be altogether |
sighted, especially when Ii takes the form |
Of refusal; because this caprice 10 pTebab- |
" nothing less than the expression Of 3 |
particular and temporary state al bis or |
ganIsm, which We shoald do wreng to dis |
regard. And whenever refusal is eoss- !
stant, IL indicates positive anftnsss In |
The food. Only gross Ignoranes OF pnys- |
ioiogy-an ignorance uahappily too wide~ /
" spread-can argue that because car
tain article Of food Is wholesome to mAny |
It must necessarily be wholesome to ALL |
Each individual organism is apseialiy diff |
sereat from every other--BIaekts0oSs