New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
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yigor of mankind. Judging by the eloquent ell
thusasm with which be urges it upon the attention
Of sicbness-SuAering race, he values IL rs Tue
grand panacea FOR most OF the evils 10 "N-'H
human flesh is liable Vaccination ano "n'''-
thctes are no touch to it, in bis exalted iui's'.
ton. Even Peruvian syrup and cod-n'er vi
MIGHT he bnnished. if we would take lessons
from him in the performance of a natural pro-
cess. This is cheering news. Inc eAPoiia'."
costs no outlay upon the apothecury' Is uIeu
without laboratory or apparatus, and WIN al
least do no harm, if it can do no soo"'
Catliu, who is no other than the iaiDo0s PAM
of Indian portraits, learned the tIei'e"u'"S
secret in observing the habits OF savage Ulo's'
But we must not keep it moment longer from
o,r imr,tient readers whom we would not
have die with curiosity, before learning what
will breathe rose-cclored charm over the re-
msioder of their lives. They shall have il 10 the
very words of the wonderful medicine-man.
With the reading portion Of thc world it Is generally
Known that have devoted the greater part OF my NE
m Visiing ana IeyOrdiup mo Looks OF, the various @
tive Knees Of North ana south America; ana ouilS
tho researches observing tho healthy condition aud
phy.icaI perfection OF those people, IN TIER ihhlVe
state AS contTasted with IT, Geplorabe mortality, The
munities I have been led 20 search for and able,
believe discover, the main causes leading 10 such
0iderem results. -,
during my EtlnogaIhic labors among those wild
peoplo have visited ljJ tribes, containing more than
fyye millions Of souls; and therefore have had, III al
PROBABILITY more extensive opportunities tbaG any
Other MN living, OF examining lAelr sanitary s!semi
and from those examinations have arrived al results
OF importance 10 the health and existence OF manund
1Shall have achieved a COube ObJect IN devoted ana
toilsoue hle and shall ENJOY twooid sasiaGuoh III
making them known TO the world ana particularly 10
tie Medical Faculty, who may perhaps turn tnem 10
good account.
Man il known to be the most perfectly constructed
OF al the ANNALS and consequently he can endure
more hC eau ont travel the HORSE the dog the oH or
any other ANIMAL be can tst longer; his naluIa ne
is said to lie " three and ten years, WINE 10
real oyeraee lengtt in civilized communities, Is Out
halt eous TO that OF the brdtes whose natural Term Is
moi one-thirc as long .,.-,.u..a %
some natural physical GedCency in the construction OF
Man were it not that We ind bin Ia some phases "a
savage Ifs enjoying almost equal eAenpno9 non US
ease and premature death, rs the Brute creations lead
inc US 20 th irresistible cnclus on that there Is some
tnepta le fault vet overlooked IN the sanitary ecOL
Omy Of civilized life. .. 49,
The human Race aud the various bFute-specles have
alike been ere ted for certain respective terms OF ex-
isteDce aua wisely supplied with The physical means
al suoportino that existence 10 lit intended aud natural
end and with the two Creations these powers wouiu
alke answer INTENDED, ior the whole terms OIL ma
turaI HE except from some hereditary deficiency, or
some prae;lceo abuse
The horse the dog, the OK and others Of the brute
creations We are ISSUED by the breeders o. those an
mails are but little subject 20 the fatal diseases o. me
lima. and ohers Of the respiratory or digestive or
rams nor 20 diseases OF the spine; 10 Idocy or Dear
ees; and their teeth continuing TO perform ther IT.
tended functions the close OF natural life not one IN
a hundred of these animals, with proper care and
sueiency OF food wOuid fail TO reach thai peIlod, IN
less destroyed by luteltlon OF sccldehI' a..
Mankind are everywhere departure IRON ms SAM
fha
rent a near approach it, rs nave Witnessed among
Ihe TRIES Of North and South America, among
whom IN their pgt51ttUc condition, the above men
toned diseases are seldom heard of aud the almost
1nexceptional Teguarity, beauty, ana sounaness Oh
their teeth last them to advanced life and old age.
Under this conviction / have been simulated to
search among the Savage Races for The clnses OF
fleir exernution from and among the civilized CON-
Iaunes for the OF their subsection 10, so great
q calamity, and this i believe l have discovered,
commencing in the cradle and accompanying civilized
mankind through the painful gauntlet OF life o the
grave and pos esion OF hi Information, when look
the habits Of such communities, and e tbe opera
tions Of this cause and It's lsmenIabe eff cts not
in the leas, astonshed al the frghtiul results Which
the lists mortality show bnt il il matter OF surprise
20 tbat they not more lamentabe, and that
Nature successfully battle 80 long &c sbe does,
against The abuses with which she often has 10 con-
tend.
This cause believe to be The simple neglect to
cure the vital and intended advantages to be derived
quiet and natural sleeps the great ply stefan and
of the Brute creations
Mans cares and fatigues Of the day become daily
disease for which quiet sleep the cue and the ALI
wise Creator has cOnstuc ed him that ls breathing
lungs support biln through that sleep Ike perfect
uachile regulating the digestion of tie stomach and
the circulation OF the blood, and carrying TePoae and
rest to the utmost extremity of every limb and for
the protee ion and healthy working of this machine
through tie hours OF repose lie hos formed bin with
nostT intended for measuring and tenn eriDg the ar
that teeds this moving principle and fountain Of ire
aud in proportion az The quoting and restoring In
fGence OF lie Lungs II natural repose, Is carried to
every hu and every organ, so III uhadtHTGt ana
Unused Ispose DO iLey send their COM laints 10 the
e1ireniies OF the Jstem, 10 various dise esi and
under continued abuse fan 10 pieces themgelyes,
carrying inevitable destruction Of tie fabric with them
IL thelF decay.
The two great and primary phases in life and mu-
tualy dependent Oh each Other r0kilg and MeD-
4ae and tae abuse either il to interfere with
ii teaching and practice but for the enjoyment OF the
latter nee Us no teaching, provided TIC regulations
OF ihe Al-wise Maker ndIcaeher can have their way
sud are not Conirayened by lerDicons habits
neOas teaching.
Ii man unconscious existence for nearly one third
Of tie hours Of his breathing life depends from
moment 10 another, upoa the air that passes through
mis- nOstris; and his repOse during those hours and
Lis bodily health and cniOyT1ent between them, de-
PEND upon the sOobed and tempered character Of the
currents at passed through BIS nose 20 BIS lungs,
how mysteIOusly intricate in its construction and
iuportat IL its ia, et0ns that feature and how ois
may be the omission in education which SANG
tions departure from the iu and aura use OF tins
wise arrangement
When / have seen poor Indian woman in the VIII
dorneGs lowering her infant from the breast, and
pressing s rs together it falls asleep in It's cradle
IN the>Open air. and aterward looked into the Indian
multitude for the results OF such practice, have sd
% myself glorious education such a Mother de,