The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
him to become alarmed and seek perfect rest

| sive physical exercise insures premature decay
and early death. we cannot follow him In bis
condemnation Of training for boat races and
other athletic contests, for II Is evident that
such exercise as we should deem best fitted for
! perfect physical development would be
demned by him as too severe. The state Of per-
| fectlon arrived at In training he deems artificial
and only sustainabls for a brief period. After
| the cessation Of the artificial system, when the
muscles lapss down TO their Ordinary tone. the
heart remains relatively enlarged and affects he
other purts infuriously tThis injury. owever, In
the very young NAV be outgrown. hut IN our
opinion cases like that Of Gcofrey Delamaype
| In Man aud wife" are rare IN the extreme.
DIR. Morgan. Cam bridge graduate, IN his excel.
lent book on " University Oars" published two
or three years since, showed by tracing out their
subsequent careers, aud nom their own evl-
| dcnce, that only very few of all the men who
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nad puieo e"her IN the DARK blue or heht blue
Varsity boats were subsequently injuriously
~. 80" 49, =, s.".n .. 49,,
strong case Is made out sgainst the use OF
alcohol In any form, ar spirits, wine, or beer,
| by, the cbarvea apa,n., ,an.cco 40 ,o, ...,, 40
.,no,n, AZ ,,,,r,' :. ~. nar,n, .a,,,,. ,ss, 49,
use Of the weed generally leAds oniy to func.
| t,oo.i asr.pgem.n,--,o n. ovo,core hv .,v,ns
-. ..as W o'eno u, s,'nt
| Taken In very small quantities, alcohol may be
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even 10 the hands Of the strong, and when used
neauen'.' u spo,is VIA oreansi MAKES Tue
course o, 70. '.,vu'ss,'n SLOW, '"' e. m,es
uia' susfess TUG o.' tut inv'o s.'nu,''oa'
.s.ap.,,.,. -, a.. s..,,hx ..,.s., 80. 49,
80 'e "''"."' 10
hour Tor rum oy natural decay, should DO az all
near" Alcohol attacks the mem br ANGUS struc-
| -. "a -.a.,.-- .....,s s.,
80 .o, e''
and tho h..,, rho h,ooa v.as.i. ,ha i,,na. go
| liz, a.. I,,,,.,. a.. ,,-., =. a.. 49,, -,
"ve'' 'no k,u"eys, Tue S's'n' o. 'ne sp'nn coru
becomes diseased. Our authors experience
| has been that seven out of sverv eiebt oases of
r,an.s &C., 49,. .,,r,.n,.,,s - .,sasoI
A striking instance OF poisoning, caused BY
septipe or organic matter from decom posed
food, Is related;
| The person who vas subjected to the poison
paftook Of l1eaed hare, the flesh Of the hare
| thad become high. Beneath the tongue OF the
man was an abraded, liberated surface, caused
| Unfortunateiy, a portion OF the decomposed
| animal food was lodged In this ulcer and with
| In twenty four hours syfnptoms OF aeptinoua
| poisoning local aud general set In The tongue
was enormously syoien, the attendant fever
marked. and prostra,,o" s,cceededu Tnc o,e MIS-
| ing mater WAS sought FOR. and was renovrd
| from the place vhers AZ mad been lodged INC
remov i bowever and al ths are nnndic, Al and
| surgical winch and one Of INV ,earner, breth
| nr d. haa
nyaysd nnava,n,, Ue smccn,n IN s"S 81 s''e s
| boi,rs " ~"
| n,oysi contraction a.. no,tc.a .,,oo, ,,h,,h a.
| -. s son'aAV" a'o "o'''o'' A"o"k ""i0" '"e
| most remarkable Is this;
| Young Girl xho was llyi,, q, Iodi. ,i,noss.d
| some native fen,s and shows aa rsii,,o,,s
val Amons oth.S sIchis tbaa 49, as Is, ,s,
of natiys ,xSoa I'LL .na. w saw we UNA.
his body and were tbsra erna ms,,lv arad UP ~
| girl was morbidiy imarcssad ne tnis s1sh, 49,
next u ornlns was found ~ bed unable TO rise,
closely and rigidly To her tndv his imi,a,, .n
condition remained for many months, and
neitner oy persuasion nor by force could the
pa,,ent oe sot 70 sti"sn.en GUY tne iIno. she
49, nI,, ~ a9 eVt.on VI enlorolotn, anu
c wnea nef vonu ao power was snurely over;
so"o ~ w noaon " 'ne naIcotiy Vapor' ana
tne t VI w inusIies we're Ienueieo naccid
sn s mo ,he ,eau oe r a9wn. nut
| ~ soon - tne naicouc ensct phsseu away, so
loom vas the i,nh sran sIer s,n ~, SO
| $1,000 $50 =, "a ,ss,'d es1.,i hi.o Its CON
| uav'ep anu t.eiu POSITION me Young LADY,
ma,s,v S,omsh. y, s pis s'a,e wa niti
| 20 msoy Easrs s.si'i,',' ~he,s sue Iema
while ner attention was entireiv ahsorb.d Ss AZ
gan. ~ chass no. l.. !, !. a. .,an,i. ~, -, -.
without the sltuhest opnos,t,on On her oart
and the momsrt sha W. comedian. ~ a. r ,an,
sh nJar, r ~, LII y 40 o 's VI ,e Iao.'
der ot ali her fr,eo,is are scro,nnIishad ~ ..
wiibout aem,r or difficnltv md fr,n, sbs, ,,oa
onward has re- aimed un affected. Inte1rovsted
distortsd in the manner Described. she eIpre @a
| was OF opinion that Though she never wiIIed
the contraction nor Wv anv act OF will mnint 4, M
cd the resistance. yet that the idea Of It was
never OF her mind during her waking hour
until the moment when she was entirely eyo ed
to the simple object of winning tho game ~
| chess Then IL seemed TO her that in the on.
citement she had altogether forgotten the CON
traction ms well as the yatted forcibIe ntten ma
That had been made TO overcome n avery ,ne
| az which abe was convtnced served oniv ~
accrayate the evil When she d. covered that
the linn had been brought down ths fact 1aye
her no surprse"
The Observance OF the following sanitary
regulations with which the volume ends, would
-, 80 a., ' ~
dououess proiohs ihahy nie'
i. The 1rst step toward the reduction OF dis
eases Is, beginning at the beginning, to provide
for the health Of the unborn. II the intermar-
riage OF disease were considered IN the same
hight NJ the intermarriage of POVERTY, the here
ditary transmission OF diseate would be at an
end IN three, or at most four gencra tions.
2. Greater care than IL at present manifested
ought 20 oe taken with women who are about I 0
become mothers.
3. In meeting the uncomfortable causes OF
disease, the special influence OF season deserves
particular attention. In September II Is right
TO add to the clothing. and to commence a
little excess OF food; In summer, not only to re-
duce the clothing, but to eat less food than In
winter.
g. The best means OF preventing the spread
OF communicable diseases IL, perfect and In