, 1873-04-06


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E1iaie - ~ afn ~
usu.s tntusIe onu s,..ts-:;;rEt a. 10
.,;tat nna' a+o,, is cnnsncI,.
muat e4pposel We naine ~ 3;ea3 - -sF;nr.
aentlmenE whlen generathg 1ne ponea sras rt
injqaoqsly q French thought aad French Rreg- @
reas: From Victor Hugo'a magniloansnt descraR-
tho a # efs se! rSc Urged that
Paris the ngs Of Civilization .Io would 30
that France Is the great teacher' ana ~ impoes-
<'em nesuz saa noo ~ 9g that reb
defeat upon the French, has bean brought upon
the Germans by their victories: :
uAa r German nrofeseor writea tn rne .nthere
ia a1as M want Of siena !n' thet the ahauuy
co,ntrast r. French ae1f-snfIiciency which Ger
| ~sa.s- hsr.tofnra d;anIava1 "a d;a.nnaarinc
1a;.5. H. n1n.., ~ ~ late .v;ctnr;e. TSe
rs snaee III 51J1ay w. " ss1s 1sorarHnw 9th tale
uefmnn Ga;ss, nin1 Ga1n,sn ,,n,tv he Garm.n ns1
y. W. ~ 4a~1asn Emn;re H. German army. and
me aeinan nA!s' 'no Thar @;d;cq1a F5anchnen
t nan 1 n. neteu'e ;,o,a. tta13 10 aftar. al1 the
Ano n1lat aL.n".ss s1staa s1E 'info German "
EEencn npltlI ;i1.,a*xsta IA. ;n;n-;nna
reaction on German thought ana On aanns tao s11, ~
a.es ol ioleakn FL % 49,, e4 +aa,naS Har.
describes ms ouscussion VIII an eet,ellIu 1 ~,
nnnn Plo.easd5 " ~ 3.srcf;cn and sthcal
nas conlens .nAe .uo psse.Ii .a'I i,aa1anca a. hv
sciences woulo ga1n Ia plo6Iess elu ~ ~
1ntefnauonA comm9nlon, uAe t1at a.uons ~ a. .no
physlco-matnemaucaas scehces. q, ~ 10y -
toin7u1nent, oeclats1 Iua', a:on ~ - sa:uh,
Mere POSSIBLE, ne QUO noE tnA ~ ue1aau1., o.
1t "onlo interfere 700 hucn "11n tne Potuna.isy
OF 1e1lnan tnougn: eecola W u9t-
10 nala was i;,,a11 me, ~ .a1,a4e ~ +
,,h;inannhv 1''' r. anneared thst whst msds
hi1n prefer The Italians -. Was nothing
else than his having observed that in
Italy they we're acquainted with every
Pnllo-yt@l 'Io:tlse puna4Ie1d t ~ +I,,z eJda
nv cn1rrasnondent. :: 9.,e finest Geruan charae-
toristics are disappearing in IN exaggerated Ten-
tonomania." One other t1.4th h's comments n on
!!erman 1ee4ng MaAe Malales1 ~ a. lnsle - ~ ~
nat;ons,,t1 a. and fba santimsnt of iniiydnaiitv:
the resuit Of which is tint e1altation Of the one
inrolyes depression Of the other, aud decreas-
ed regard for the institutions or1gnates; SPEAK
lng OF the " so-caneo Natlonal Laperals, ne says:
" Atnend Of mne vas Ately present 81 ols,
cusslon, IN the courae OK "mcn = professor ot
philosophy, OF the unVotafty OF "as very
eloquently, and with perfect seriousnass, con
tending that Only one thlng Was no" "anung 70
conplete our GERMAN 1natltutlo9sEn 'nAtoIa 3i;.
costume: otner people, mno, no upuns; ase 1uuS
aware Of me righteousness ;;al m l u srGn tns'
even mere m1olelaoAG enc1oacnment W h1;at, n
7lonM nnetfy slnce, " Ptoposlns ~ estaoisn ~
nhtona1 e4uicn, ney alnl ~ X. <uo
aanetenes " tne 'at1o1e 5e4stouo, u11 'a3 A.v 4
thought 1t Poss1ote that q dernan ao7etnmens
could encourage sucn monsttous Propos!Lons, u
they had not been e1pounaeo TO me II tho mln-
16try Of Fuonc MorshlP'",
Dr- y. II. BLACK, IN =
:: '"AppLuD SANITARY SCIENCE"
believes that It ia within huran ability to a7oid
ne.r,v all .ha lila T. rbict, tha 4aah il now znh.
ia.t c;var,sa <,,os conat;trt;o,, e,I7 tha con-
49, ae S' ~. .A.9 ~.
oltlona Of health or elokness eee Almost wholly
In cur power. The only truly natural mode Of
diving ia by old age. How is 1t. he asks, that
aitbonob noanv NJ the 1aat3;no y1,1as of sanitary
oo 81 - .1 s19 .1I1 - e~'
ac1ence a1e 90 o.a eaat sney were 'auenE oy Eg5p~
greatly enlarged, that disease, deformity, death,
amt dacrenitnf7e urayai1 a1ndost as mncf ~ ever
NJ. t.,.. L.5 =: a. 5a1o,,o.,-, .<th
"o ne'o A.aa ~. eete N.4e ~ sue
truths OF sanitary Law. but We have not, nor can
We haVe, as N electricity, experts who can carry
out Tor the advantage OF al, the. benefits Which
hyglenlo law Is capable OF con1ernng: 1here
cannot be, III sanitary 1nAttetaa ingenious con-
manipulate health and long hfe into their fel-
loW-belngs. Its truths, applied at AZ, must
ee manly appueo oy tnoae VINO oeslle tts pene-
nus Or every one must apply 1ne science Tor
uliasoA w tAoAneA11 7ino ueatty - VIC AlunAo"8o
there may be on the subject VIII be as It we're
not. HERE We have plainly before the n1nd the
great and peculiarly weak point, go far "a the
practical benefits are concerned, which a. this sci-
ence may be capable Of confefrlng. 10 make it
profitable and usefni, OF. IN other words, TO
make 1t an apphed science IN q community, that
community must be made, one, and al, e1perts
In lts kno"iedee ana N lts aPpncatlons.
Ihls last conelderation should lead educators
to 6essow Pre-emlhent importance 70 = thoI-
'Ten enough ior tne yoeng 70 leaIn more Or less
apout a tns phuosopny o. aleGt[Ic1ty hna nagRes- %
oan ~ the sre1e ;ttIa .nenl u
ae W. maze az xe1y n.e 4ny' nse sn.a o. shs
- rI' raport;ans RWha1I1 i;rarant
20 sery sman Pfopot.lo1e- ;. mnon5 otaoiens -
u u tne case u sani.aly e1 sc.enee very on9
can nakG VI ~ u nose ~ npul.1ns, 1no
h,,t nsn munesoa dn1 an a9eS hanr nof ~ a aa
au.Is s'aa5 az 10y snu I'LL no =, me. th u
t4uo " oppa1u, 13a oen91to "gu.9 ..Hueeon tnoa9
u any otue& 'D1aueu u AauH!eue7i te "ou!A