The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-12
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its should he continued, though they may be
often moderated with advantage. The con-
finIiance of wine TO those accustomed TO ~
use, should always re 1 afn 1i,sir draHis.
aFe almost Invariably attacked ana gene.t1 u.
lie THEIR usual habits should be kept up
fhoueh their ordinary allowance ougnt, ~ ~
Ssasss 10 be exceeded. The strictly temperate
Will derive no increased immunity iIonl III
sort tostimulants Of any KIND. ,S1rS4 " :.
judIcIouS physician, should De cAEeIuny
avoided. ~ 49,, 49,
,nIieh harm was done by rigid system OF
aiIIteTniousness, amounting, IN some f5sses,
almoSt to starvation. Whote+oines NUTRITIOUS
Sond II, suffIcIent quantities, and at regular
i11sISais' Is essential to the maintenance OF a
hsaItiIy orgnnIc sensibilIty. All excesSes, OF
cIImstanceS, are known TO produce even slight
SifSsOfnfort, should be Carefully avoided
ThOse aeenstotned 70 their nser may eat nPe
ton with impunity and even with advan-
tase. Light meats, wholesome, 1esh SeSeLa-
bIes, and the oEtinary beye5ages OF ~
for. and nature will be found, mot only 70 tol-
crate bat 10 ppodt by them Inc cotnlne
should BE sch Is 70 preseTF Isnnei M tile
skin has been universal recoinIIlenueu, i AIi1
There can be no doubt OF Its utinty. The
s.I0fhing generally should be accommodated
10 yaTyiTg conditions OF the temperature Al
SndtIen transitions Ehonld be caretuuy euaIo-
ed against and the body When he1.s ~ 49,, ~
slight addition % the. covering. Tne 1--we
regulating the diffusion and eoneenlration 81 2i
mind. md our adSice given in accordance
with them .Asthe sun gains PoEtI ~ ~! ~
morning such polsons are grad ually e ~
and lIfEe5d Into the higher regions OF the az
.Ilrynhere. 50 In the evening, As the sun 80
tioHn, and the shadows OF night gather rou ~
Us. they are rapidly S,ssl IN p s Of
condensation Is 10 be found the sIelt.i,st I III.
gerof exposure; hence the morning, Lns , IL ~
aSoided. For the same reason, enaLnosstsS
rhoTIiI he selected on the Second OF Lnnu
HoorSin PEeteTenSe 20 sS MODE Ia the eel
lo6s and Easements. During these houfs the
Windows and doors of houses should pc ei9Sea,
even though II become Necessary 70 open Istli
n a later period. II has been recofnInenued
10 wear q veil Of some kind over me IAeei
when persons are COMPELLED TO go out ~ un-
s,,-asoriIilIe hours, and there can be no pL9ec-
tIon 20 the adoption Of such reeoinHaefdaa-
tIou DaVyS safety lamp effecfunuy excludes
the lnfammable gases nom the IAN
I,ois0ns may not be excluded from the alT-
passages by lneehanieal eontriyanees con-
Sfrucftd on the same principle
Fear acting through the animal, MAKES
heavy dFaughts on the organic setASlnihHeS
hence tranquility OF mind fnfnisneS, an a, me
SiISease. To secure this, persons Should Is ~
YiseIl 10 attend 10 their ordinary oeeu
t.Fing 10 The wants OF the sick; he sooner
any Individual rjds his mind OF rue IfAt % n,
contagion: the sooner ne lAinllIaL1sL y
with the presence OF the disease, 90 much the
sooner wfllhe occupy positon o. com e ~
live security. Distance, rs Il Lends etehant-
emf TnnRnitTide of all dangers One OF the
wort erect OF belief IN the doctrine OF con-
tagion IS that whilst y gtyes NO 70
nary otfices Of humanity HuInanIIy IN NJ
ifs 6enencient warmth oftsn shrineS rom q
me mind ihnf the disease Is not contagious
and thai Increased security IS 20 be fonnd IN
Benevolent mlnIsiratIons, and we VIII NO
which disgfaeed the epidemic OF lSt2-s3;
When the epidemic influence Is fully dc
yeioPed in aIy 1SS n6y 10 P Iea1e men hone
ia aearrh OF places Of safety. They ALREADY
earTy with them n full load of the poison, ant
aud rapid travelling has the effect OF I'M.
pairing Their IgTTbe Yves xS q len WbeelInF
aftsr ne epidemic was fully pronounced
we're attacked with the disease before reach
Ing theif destination. Under such eifcnm'
one paTatnount duty OF every MUSICIAN
both before and during an epidemic. ls 70 I'M
pres upon AL vine in
g.; form Il commences, is the mist stage Of etnl
era, and that the booner 1t changes 70 IN,
enaEaS.e Z tSs sent 70 lie last and fat
Singex From ignorance, or wilful dtsregnrt
an thiS fact thousands and tens of thouSandi
az i've, have been sacrificed. He who neg
lects this symptom, fails to put an eXun
Rufsfer ON the burning train wnieh conuuct,
70 the explosive mine on which he STANDS II
IL asSerfed by some writers that cases &C
cur. IN which the violent symptoms OF tins
second stage set in without n pTecedenl
,iinrTiIosa without denying the truth
~ these statements must be permitted
10 sly that no such case fell under my obser-
walton. or under the observation OF those
physicians with whom Twas imediately aSso-
cinted In practice. In some cases y was Ger
'Tnjnly ofVery short dnI1tion, and IN others II
was al inst denied, but in all, upon close en-
uuIry. fIS existences was clearly asceFtnlned
si1e Importance Of this stage, as the only one
generally curabie, cannot DO too often or tot
ManS other points suggest themselves n
b, i,STfliy Of being mentioned, but we have nj
ready tFnnsceudCd our limits. Attention I'M
been directed to these points having n diIec
bearing on the proplIylaXts and general ny
. gieTs Oh the disease, 10 the exclusion OF mucl
that might hnyebeenIsaid on other brAnhceso
the subject, particularly the treatment; II
eSery community has at its command the
sure means OF diminishing the number o
Gases aud OF converting the most fatal, into
JOmpnFntiveiy manageable disease, we nav
accomplished more for the general welfare
than III We lad given q full history OF ever
mode oftreatm ent, and complete list OF nj
the Epeeihc remedies, which have been recon-
Ineniied as inGalllble for the 1se of the diSeas'
In all Its stages. When under the impression
ola concentrated poison, the patient passe.
TapldIy into the second and third Stages, nj
Remedies and all modes OF treatment Will b'
found alike unAvaiting, and as this monStel
even now approaches our shores he come
with fhe Old: fAmIliAF, melancholy motto
branded on his front: FIFTY DEATHS OUT oil
HYTERY HuNDRIED ATTACK
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BRAyE AyowAI..-Thc chief defec