New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

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period ~ Incubation there are two ways ir a. Ne
show itsc-f-tr.t D. pro1lorg real c53's,,. .,Y
BY producing ohoie1ne. The Infections 5',--las
nay l.t for weeks. IS % The quest lon of gu,-
d. believes Where there Is water f.Sr 10
distant countries the spread II tie epidemic fl.rfa
vented but This rciiou must NJ. b. ker' IA, pc
ore part OF our seaooastas DO tie City % Neu.Y--9G
tle ghle circle n defense Do cthef parts Be ~,
Cd Do tle yeas ISIS the pesileuce slipped hv a,8 -
90 'he rear. Q1ararine restrictions should Be pi,s5
the strong " the Government i1 order .
Tr0prAtc conditions FOR The protection n or IN, 49,.
seao04s II better thar few , rsons Dc ken, n ,r,
tine thar Co lef these eE become The f0c f1 the .r
spread o. the disease among crowded population w
know this. that most prevails among ilsalabno1s
Conditions and We can march Cpon those also and ~.
the enemy n bis vtas Whether IL IS contagious on ~,
We should take % or granted that II is unt prOyri
that Il Is not.
Aaer tee conclusion Of the reading Of this ale r,D.-
which is worthy OF extended no.ce Mr. - H.,
nlrd said that be had had experience m xaiei6,,
with those SICK from cholera and gave q L oouos
that the disease Sas not contagious O. those who cam,
from good home, aud were robust and not easily pus
trated b. fancue lie paid an eloquent tribute % Ia
name 4 Joseph Curss-a that Connecticut gave },
Ncw-N orkVho performed the experiment o. scep.ns u
minds ~ BOYS under ms care, during the marcl II a
epidemic d trough NeWYork City, iguoant OF Its aKs
euce By building II the attic stag With scenery asa
giving them play 20 learn and parts % perform Which
having been completed, when the pes'icncs had con,
and gone be found that tLs family O boys TIE oalv
family who had not suffered from the slightest amount "A
dArrhea. H. thought II The mind kept away fson
the contemplation Of the disease, this would materially
assist IN checking the spread n the pcstcnce.
Dr. Edward JARVIS Of Dorchester Mass. was tAe nsrt
speaker who read an interesting paper In relation TO t
nd he ResoonSib,es OF Hossskespers and Cooks RI.
began By renaking that II might seem work Of SUPERB
rogatiol 10 inquire into the objects Of eating but YET tie
question Is still unanswered. The body i ooninnsl-
receiving new matter and throwing on Old 6Afcss n
waste Tbs san grgale law, Impressed upon blr least
fish and reptile Every part OF bone nerve skin muscle
De renewed for they give OF the old and require tie
new. We cannot indeed. make bone, muscle lung spd
brain but We have good deal 20 DO in the formation Al
them The oxygeDatoD OF the blood vas neK referred to-
how blood comes from food, and 10" me plastic eemsai
makes good flesh bad flesh according a. good food OF
BAD food has been digested He averpd that the usio,
par Of the pains and lis Of sickness might be refdto
-or. In dct and showed what important relations IN.
housewife and cook held TO the future destiny of the nee
paper was read on TIE education OF the deaf
utes In common schools according 10 the system Of Dr.
Blarchet of Paris By + b. Ssnbom, esq, Secretary Of
The Masachusets Board Of state Charities This system
Of instruction differs from that Of Gaaude which hss
met with such success IN this country by IT. prosxnst "a
cal into action the mute vocal chords ald the kryuy
whch has only slumbered but has been estielv
dead All agree in acknowledging that With the deaf
mute these organs are essentially ~ the same coatOa
those Of the healthy subject and DR.. Banchsts oesiao
idea IS 10 call these into action and 10 discontinue schs
Ing notions of external objects by the ort,IT mode
VII Sd had previously been adopted This pervas
ieefuglv able one and elected much discussion aess
,shich the Rev W. y. Turner formerly connected vah
the Deaf and Dumb Assylm Of Hartford, gave most Ia
trcsng history Of the labors in behalf Of the deaf ana
dumb 10 which be had devoted the best part OF his La
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After the meeting had been called 70 order ~ O'Clock,
Nr Wines moved 70 q rcconsiieSio Of the election d
officers made at the forenoon session
Mrs. Dali in a loud voice, seconded the motion, snd
the same was referred back to the Committee OF Nomna
tlons.
The discussion on the best method OF ns;rueng deaf
and dumb mutes was resumed
Mr. Stone of the Hartford Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
Prof Dag Of ale College and Mr. Gaaudet took part n
the discussion which continued until late in the AFTER
noon The election Of officers next take up BY the
members Of the Association and sharp debate followed,
which finally settled IN putting Nj Amasa walkers
among the list Of Yice-Presdents in the place OF
The business finished, the Hon. David A. Wilder read
a paper on " The Improvements of Dwellings
the uaur presented David wilder Boston late Az
ditor Of Accounts for Massachusetts he proposes radical
change form Of buildings both for private aud pubic
II ia modification Of the plan advocated by Mr. FOwle
years since which owing 70 the difficulty IN securing
Satisfactory interior arrangement has become popular
Nj WIDER shows that BY making tour OF The eight sides o.
dwelling about ~ per cent longer Than me ele i -. Oy
vii better Interior be possible but tie external appearance
II the shorter lines equal side Of square Of ID
square and thes longer lines constitute the front rear ami
Two s o. 5lIang ERs , Ihe shorter '' '0PPy the A0e'
re vi IS on one foor 81 structure Of the above d.
four Tse obong octagona couDeed apartments
ltz-b four triangular closets each long facet and
w i center luare sp,ce of 10 feet IN which Is room foc
and The four angles closets with ample space for all
o9 bieb can h. reached ron bottom 70 tor 81 the build
rg without any degree destroying the hnh furniture
Obliged to 10 where the pipes are horizontal aud us
ne matters heating ventilation drainage and thorough
lighting appear have bad than usual consideration and
y+ liberal provision has been made not only Tor these but or
OH tose wants which experienced houseAps Know are I'M
Z uy Aer pro-, dng BY ne sGalii9a OF ~ines or snan
only this plan best adapted FOR IN the
ny 51i that ~ grouping several Of there buildings and con
uecng them hy wings dWoleF In cities b. supplied
VIA conf ete economical and az the time teauti-
m residences than any that e heretofore been offered 70 our
II not claimed that at first Of edfce be
rc.ed much II any eseape! 5L4n those 20 which We have
who interested In the perpeuaon Of old modes Of
action VII accept TN new plan readily however much II may
i put forth by Ar wilder because be is archecs
onGeavors fd questions which have for
more than thirty years in his mind housetesPes
Judging lhe economical standpoint or ony q
building materials but Of labor eonery and an IT, p0IGs
popular that the high pnces
aHg reIetue to the initiation Of the currency sosled
WOu4 be likely to undergo modification, shall ind
after sufficient CATION that currency is not cause Dos
effect and that there mus; of necessity b present IL
form aonnt sufficient 10 the repc o. and
title all Commodities which produced By labor and
in the exchange Of which we engaged
j. claimed that the reduction present prices the
specie standard which the ouy ought 70 recognize.
d diminish valuation AZ least much the whole
o our pubic ceDt ana Of course Gaess some provision aAond
maze for those who oEe for property At present prices the
II proposed that Liabilities Of the debtors should 30
reduced DO e proportion hs 70 viii BE- inevitable
debtors which the latter say is per Gems
TOO much in event Of resumption.
Illus matter present stands waiting FOR the events
which clearly Indicate the can most safely
adopt relieve the nation from It's present false financial
dii0n.
Il is claimed that the demands Of tie physical system
healthy stated By DR. Jarvis and the Necessity early
c and aectonal trimming insisted upon BY the Rev
Ar Barnard b. met under the roof Of the gated
constructed according 20 this plan without IN any
interfering with the isolation and privacy which u the
ght every family and should be Saoredly regarded.
Il viii also be possible realize the idea ably presented y
NJ Cook that or architectural ornamenaon SHAH Be- drAM
nom natural objects which exist around and may Be tra
ferFed directly 20 TIE walls Of our dwellings,.
An order q architecture truly American. and lifted by ~
character express national life buildings nay
spring Up and thus in still another way make more incs-
pendent of the somewhat out hfeesS past.
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