Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-19
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II WINE pefsplrlng, or while something
warmer than usual, from exercise or a heat.
edsroom, there is sudden exposure in
stiffness to still, cold air, OF to a raw,
damp atmosphere, or to a draught Wheth-
er at an open window OF door or street-eOr-
ner, an inevitable results violent and in
Simultaneous closing of the pores of the skin,
by which waste and impure matters, which
were making their way out Of the system,
are compelled to seek an exit through some
other channel and break through some
weaker part not the natural one, and harm
to that part is the result. The idea is pre-
sented BY saying that the cold has settled
/ in that part. To illustrate: A lady vas
about getting into a small boat to eros the
Delaware; but wishing first to get an Or
ange at fruit-stand, she ran up the bank
| Of the river, and on her return Ito the boat
found herself much heated and it was sum-
| yeHr sIiu ltfl-es-ss. > a nd
/ strong man was working in garden m
Mayi feeling little tired about noon, he
4 sat down in the shade of the house and fell
asleep; he walked, up chilly Inflammation Of
the lungs followed, ending, after two years
/ of great suffering, in consumption. On
! opening his chest, there was such an eN-
tensiye decay that the matter was scOOped
out BY the cupful.
| A Boston ship-owner, while on the deck
of one of his vessels, Thought he would
lend hand in some emergency; and pull
ing of bis coat, worked with a will, until no
psrspired freely, when he sat down to rest
a while, enjoying the delicious breeze nom
from the sea On attempting to rise, na
found himself unable, and was so stln IN
his Joints, that he had to DO carried home
and put to bed, which he did not leave un-
I'll the end of two years, when he was bare
" able to hobble down to the wharf on
Crutches
A lady, after beng unusually busy all
dav, found herself heated and tired toward
sundown of summers day. She conelu-
ded she would rest herselfby taking drive
: 10 town in an open vehicle The ride made
her uneomfortably cool, but she warmed
A herself up by an hour shopping, when she
= turned homeWard; it being late IN the eve
, ming, she found herself more decidedly
L chilly than before. At midnight she haC
pneumonia Inflammation OF the luugSl
. and in three months had the ordinary symP
i toms of confirmed consumption
- A lady fgreat energy Of character los'
Z her cook, and had to take her place Tor foul
n davs. the kitchen was warm, and there wa
h | a draft oil ar LuEou5u IL " Hch eh0 W.
was done, warm and weary, she went t
bo lber chamber, and laid down on the bed t
= rest herself This operation was rePeatee
- several times a day. On the fifth day 81
=. - ind an attack Of lung fever at the end q
- az months she was barely able to leave be
chamber, only to find herself suffering VII
% all the more prominent symptoms OF cor
firmed consumption such IS quick pulls
a. night and morning cough, night and morl
- -. inc cough, night swoats, debility, sho
- breath, and falling away
p' a Young lady rose from her bed on
~ November night and leaned her arm
~ the cold window-sil1 to listen to serenad
y Next morning she had. pneumonia al
NJ snfared the horrors of asthma for the 7
O' maiuder of q long life Mpltitudes Of W
man lose health and life every year, in o.
nj of two ways; by busying themselves II
~ ~ 1varm kitchen until weary. and then thro
islS eao inc themselves on bed or sofa, witho
~ ~ covering, and perhaps ina room witho
.illa .nA Are, or by removing the outer elOthir
80 aad perhaps changing the dress for a mo
pun common one as soon as they enter
.,o house after a walk or a shopping. I
'H' rule should be inyariably.to 60 at once
Ioot a warm room and keep on all the clio
- - inc at least for Ave or tea minutes, un
- the forehead Is perfectly dry. In all Wea
~ ers. if YOU have to walk md ride on a
~ occasion, do the riding irst.-HaIts Jo
bree nat Of Health