New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Healing for the Sick.
BY TuOMAs h. HAZARp. OF YAucLrsE

Doctors and underksfs fees high that very neouvenien
Tor persons small 20 BE- die in these That most
mades that prevail in climate may be prevented by
proper have doubts snd Of tie that Do
may be cured athns expense loss OF time fer
half centurys observation and experience equally certain think
aud would survive the seventy
instead half Of years they would prsenee
harmony with the laws Of their being which like all Natures works
found be simple they grand when understood
MOSES WAS INSPIRED TO UTTER GREAT TRUTH
when he declared lie Of the flesh IN the blood" Action
and blood the BY which communicated every
member body follows that If the be oct Of tune the
music harmony Ct life cannot be complete however clnningy
be pped upon III there IL dcordncy Ia the instrument Is
the fault Of the Iawwhch ever perfect in sebu the
fault Of the popensies that angress the law
THE BLOOD THAT IMPARTs LIFE AND NoURlsHMENr
to the system feeds upon the food eat the ud we drink and the
ali breathe To preserve purity should eat to live rather
than live to eat Eat slowly, chew the food we'll drink parngy
even OF water and be temperate all things and onehs Of the
primary causes Of disease will removed Hisry and chee'u
Conversation while at table greatly assists digestion hearty pro-
lonei explosive laugh Will well nigh split pine knot its passage
to the stomach
See far practicable you breathe unconaminae ed
air for every breath draw blood and
hnpas is quality whether be the life lie Of
death death Look especially your sleeping rooms they
daily land small nightly vsntsted Avoid BEDS and paru.
pow. that ded with blood sho,ten feathers, Keep
pores the body and clean BY frequent bathing for each Of
thee pipes that give tone to LIES Above all things
look to il that there is decayng vegetable matter Of any
sickness from this cause than any ono
other II any time you begin 70 feel dull and
heavy and good for nothing you lose animation and ash feels
numb and your mouth grows mmy and tongue rs
your eyes feel n they had sticks in them head side
back ache old and weak points Of the system
Erumbs you snuhe voice accompanied with
attacking to clear the throat lose o ssceung and
the local possible before you stricken down by
disease Proceed frs, your cellar especially you sleep the
ground door vel every and You may,
your through m dark bynths Derhuce stumble
upon dead and perhaps fssteri1s a.i but heed
them not Their aroma is uoi pleasant, bat it il not
deadly poisonous; but If you should fall IN with rot
iump potato cabbage any other decoupons vegetable
eject throw from house with every veitige
remains earth It has inpregnied for the asma
that arises from peck Of decompong vegetables Of any kind If in
hailed lungs consequently blood especially during sleep
sufficient with the aid othe lancet Of ,e morphine to kill
regiment hardy and the and robust they are
the VIII be their DOOM have myself known many
years when the lancet in score, Of hardy young
perish under such circumstances ia single country
Of this State lives might have been easily saved
entirely confident, under different mode Of Treatment
have in ny recollection eeuan Dr. sansndo who then
practice In Of whom might with truth be said Death
iol owed aer him" he seldom entered family a, the season Of
year when morbid stacks most rife without sending one
their Weakly
patients whose strength constitution not competent TO carry
any considerable portion Of morbid In their blood before
way stood chance o. life under the Bleeding iremen, Of that
dy those strong constitutions stood but little These,
when attacked generally kept about until the thick
ssi,h with difficulty through the Thousands Of
and vessels that life to the surface and exe
body and Unconscious Of their danger until tho
morbid ooodpre sed perhaps by the scratch Of
Lrar or pin or draft Il cold air or tay exposure began
corge Of the BRAIN the liver the
peu other weak delicate point accompanied Of course
pain Dr. Ssngaio then called VINO dsd
draw heavy portion Of the best blood from the system IN
order to suffering and having thus parayzd the y
they stimulated by d'e Of and expected
perform double dy with their instrument the blood just Grip
pied by lancet In other words the horse that was
striving with all hi. might extscs,o heavy load from
the mire knocked the head prevent his iniur
ing wagon by aud then shoulder placed to the
wheel tie vain eIpeon that the additional stimulus would en-
dying seei drag through the mud The loss Of the beat
blood the system could oiheFwise good eGec, of
mercury msmelary relief TIE patient jus. far a. life
had been obsucted RELAXED the efforts that making to
dp the poisonous milsma from the blood which, IN its weakened
eongeug clothing with accelerated spell The
pain distress returned and ssan the lance. reoed
alternately with doses Of caome until the patielt whole body de-
prveI It's lie principle became Of inert and putrd matter
Of iyphu fever generally the verdict Of Deaths
coroner.
THE PRACTICE OF BLooDLETTING HAS BEEN,
FINALLY pretty much abandoned and lea revolving little
operation has been phyans In
place viz that Of relieving effects the Of nsyavsing
BY opium Instead Of knocking the horse the
before narrated hi. efforts parsyEsd
before shoulder put the wheel by dosing him with poison.
TO ILLUSTRATE BY ANOTHER HoMELY COMPARISON;
III piece be through saturated with fG loswooi
will cored Rinse this In
brook aud corng will quickly dippea but drop
lump alum vo other modsn in the dye vat before the
passed ana all the OF the lakes will suffice
when th blood by neglect
abuse has become s1chsed with unhealthy matter uen, ib'
eup iis healthy Cow and be 10 conge, little stimulus
spilled in the direction that the lao Of already
stirring up ire rifal force, will enable them d.ods the
the morbid from the blood but introduce
opium pill the sma, portion Of morphine into the blood and
all other cleansing stinuAn earth will scarcely
purge it clean.
A BULLOCKs HIDE ONCE ACCIDENTALLY LODGED on
shoa point the River Tber the great artery ROME
Against this the impurities and drn of the river gradually
gcsed" until fl. anchored leland When deposited
probable that housewife might with wash Of her
direction ofthe have far stimulated s force
" TO have removed the hide cOngon and prevented the lorna
bef the island
practice sFjns such rcuaI remedy to be consistent, with hi.
sangrsdo would hashe cleansing channels blood
e the buocks hU1dawn from ber sufficient water
with her broom whldry the
advised swshng process should be rphaa should have
q the river concealed by frost kened by seu the water
process to the consistency impaired the blood by opnou.
other narcotics.
What have said mostly theory which readers will Of
course estimate worth What abou. to .y Is
fact derived than thirty observation I'D expence
applied to muudes o WITH far aiy.d uniform
including bilious choc bilious levers and all thu class Of
aadies that under the ordinary medical treatment end ,ox
called the books Typhus Typhoid Peur'y GONNA
colds aud sorehroat Indigestion and Ito hrbom child Headache
Group Qf applied 20 early ase) Dysentey, Disrrhea
Fever Sores end running generally (the iunan
Of which &. ever the blood,) and bruises e the
G applied Immediately after the accident occurs and
every ament to climate that com
enced with pain the head body limbs the
which the patient remarks in lansrd Tone don't feel
we'll with the exception perhaps. Of Scarlet aud Fevers heh
the remedy sha describe greatly benefits and lays the foundation
for certain cure my limited experience in these complaints
exe ID. by applying additional simple treatment packing in the
mer and certain vegetable eOrdas deeOeiOns in the latter com
psnt
At period reputation Of the blood letting physician
and great proportion to the
died those that being held
M estimation his sk had miac1ousy rescued from othe