New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26


To n. Edt,,, If The Ec,s- York Tribune.
Conmpon Scros, grade and ruin the stamina Of
They Of They usiasr
age sex condition Th,y extend their to every
climate From the frozen sunny South this destroying
anze hiss found rs victim.
one the principal which tsn other ets 10 ta'
development Of TubercDa deficient supply pars
air More especially smong inhabitants Of car large
cities and manufacturing well established law Off
human economy hat oxygen breathe Il In due pt
portion 10 the the system the blood remains
and uourhng neither s;roa Consumption can ongoss
In such condition But when equilibrium disturbed By da
~ the supply oxygen respiration fails in the performances Of rs
healthy functions the csbonaceous dead matter ccuna
s system instead Of being expelled By the lungs rs'anei
In the blood asd the subsequent deposit ubees in The living
tissues place enang hectic wasting and decsy-in short az
phenomena unhippy well known under The name o.
scrou Tubsrculaf Consumption Phth, and finally deeh
In healthy rs,pl.i.ion thrown Of from the uHg hsf
pound solid carbon thirty ounces Of csrboue aria gas
aud pint wser daily In proportion ih process "
teup,e the blood becomes abumnou loses It's 'itaHSs powell
and the a.u functions power converting the ,soa
blood essential Of which has direct tendency
20 undermine the constitutional Of the and ndaes
that depression Of the powers Of lie which strongly 'o''ta'
early production Of tubsrcullr disease.
striking this principle is sforied In the Of Wild
animals confined m-agrss and breathing they constantly
must foul atmosphere They pine waste away aud de-
and on examination existence Of uberces tie longs
10 living organism for any length Of time MAINTAIN
healthy existence constantly renewed and reh supplies Of
pure This ouy a the OF inferior animals b1t
ennsnty the hnmin beings Tslor' 'hoemker'
ners bookkeper CLERKS and others whose ocenDs
requires them be- necessarily employed close rooms Tor msny
dayOrehns atmosphere WHICH has already bee"
sspre and the number who furnish an
nuay victims % Consumption Nor TIL. true
ouy among and bo1s classes Of population The
more elhy suffer equally from nai,enoa to
this important subject Mutuie live and die from year IN
which the pure air and Ugh, which God hes so bountoiy
sfly shut some who Do not object to air by day t-
gard ranous and night and close every door,
window aperture which the precious element may md
entrance To spend reader in ee unconhned sao-
phee enough would life and svotcon
sumption with it. train air sleeping apart
neut. should b. pure unsuied the open air itself Is
rising should be such instructive dread In the
minds many regard night air God certainly intended thai
should pure by well as day fe. every e1e
resoed shut from the painting craving organism tins
pabuum Of dwellings which reside be
elegant comfortably uIuuty furnshed cleanliness the most
perfect, exquisite reign within the apartments
spacious unless and fresh supple. OF ar b.
appointments all the will go for nothing Think Of for
moment d1ors and windows breath Of air
you inspire you portion of the Oxygen the vital principle
atmosphere throw of from the lungs csbonic
acid gas life that animals when eonsnet
in /, cannot live a W
Thousands sacrificed through Ignorance and Ia
attention important principle. Our particularly
sleeping which spend 50 gea, portion OF our
lives literally supplied with ceise currents Of sweet
unadeea beautiful flowers fade witer and die when de-
prvd :h vii the eye lose it bancy and tho
already extended my and have said than has
seemed necessary because painfully feel the inesmaoe I'M
porance views on this subject
DR. DHenbaks work Consumption il Tor sale by WILLIAM
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Philadelphia by author by mail zee Of postage or
the receipt Of g.
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and Lungs a. bis office No ll3 Nnht few doors wee
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