The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

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| one night which had been washed during
the day, and was not quite dry. / woke
next morning with sore throat, which
has contioued ever since" The resul,
was, he had to abandon his theolo.
gical studies, and place himself un.
der treatment after having lost two years
time.
Ii. NJ writes 81 went to sleep on q
warm day on the top of an ice box, and
have never been we'll since" He short
ly after died of consumption.
T. II. took very bad cold, conversa-
tion was very laborious, but he had au
appointment to preach, and he felt that
he must fulfill it. He made the attempt
but the utterance was attended with q
prickling pain in the throat, and then a
dull hurting came on in the throat, with
subsequent "hemming" and fruitless
"clcaring.'
4 modest man walking until quite fa-
tigued, and perspiring freely, entered an
omnibus, and sat next to a lady who
opened window to get some fresh air
for herself He soon became chilled aud
was i'll for three weeks.
Fl. p got up at night and hoisted the
window to look at burning house; the
cold air darted in on the unprotected
body, just from warm bed. 4 twelve
months illness resulted in dropsy.
A strong, hearty man came in on hot
summers day, Immediately took off his
coat and hat, aud sat ia the open window,
looking out upon beautiful garden, over
which the ocean breezes came to fan him
Before he was aware of it, he was attack
ed with inflammation of the lungs, and
died within q week.
\ delicate young lady, an invalid, a
patient Of ours, in an excursion with sew
cral others, was "ovcrtaken" by night
fall, and by young gentleman. They
were, all in a boat, and the boat was in the
mud, and the tide having gone out an
visit to the sea, there they were" a
mile from shore and several miles from
home: that mile was extraordinarily long
aud short Only think of it whole
mile over a jersey hat-covered with wa
ter, mud and brushes-carrying in the
arms a delicate young lady of eighteen,
with one Of the sweetest voices, faces and
forms TO be seen in or out Of jersey.
Bespattered with mud, dripping with fog
aud dew aud slush, steaming with pers-
piration, aud wearied with hunger, thirst
and fatigue, delighted and excited with
the novelty of the thing, they reached
home at midnight. a
The next day she 'didn', have any
thing the matter with her at ALL
Why She had taken lessons of us.
Instead of putting off her bonnet and
shaw and setting in cool place, or in-
stead Of undressing at once and thus let
ting the air check the prospiration, she
went into a warm room, closed the door
aud windows at the same moment. laid
aside the garments one BY ono at inter
walls, and when cooled of, in the course
of half an hour, retired TO sound sleep
and healthy awakening.
Another man rode three miles with
little child sleeping in his lap, when pres
sing against his stomach, caused unusual
warmth there. 1t was chill, raw No
vember evening. In walking n hundred
yards to the house, the child moving
slowly and the wind blowing, the whole
abdomen was chilled in a moment. The
next morning he awoke with the omin-
ous pains Of peritonital inflammation,
which is 50 often fatal in three or four
days.
\ man had some accounts To draw off
at midwintar. It was a cold night He
was greatly Interested, time went and the
fire too. He felt little chilly, but
thought he would soon be done; that it
was not worth while to rebuild the fire.
1t was near one O'Clock before he left for
home, and he reached it most thoroughly
chilled. Next morning he had pncumon-
ia and never got we'll
Remaining at rest for hours in a cold
room, in raw, cold damp weather is
enough to Kill three men out of four BY
bringing on congestion of the lungs, lung
fever or inflammation of the lungs. Cler-
gymen aud lawyers often sacrifice their
lives by speaking in warm rooms; the
body debIhtated by the effort; the skin
in state of perspiration; the lungs arc
all heated up; and thus hungry, tired,
and depressed in body and mind, 90 out
into the cool open air to ride or walk home
and to die in the very bloom Of health
and manhood HaVs Journal II Healh-
Don't Waste your Time.